Yale Wins YACHT Race With College Cup Challenge
Yale wins the college yacht race at New London on June 27. Classes include Nymph and Awa in first with times 2 48 15 and 2 52. Norota and Tomboy in second and Harvard boats in other classes. Pareles disabled. Prize is a $200 challenge cup for the winning college.
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Nymph
Awa
Norotr
Pareles
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Tomboy
Toboggan
Hurricane
Boodler
Arrow
Quincy youth arrested in bicycle theft case
George Lead aged 22 of 43 Maple street Quincy was arrested yesterday with Inspectors Whit man and Wright on charges of stealing a $100 bicycle from John Gillis of Quincy on June 2. The bicycle was recovered.
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George Lead
Maple Street
Quincy
Whitman
Wright
John Gillis
Refreshing Coolness at John Pray Sons & Co Store
In hot weather shoppers seek relief and find it at the carpet upholstery store of Messrs. John Pray, Sons & Co. at 658 Washington street opposite Boylston street. The atmosphere is cool and inviting, making shopping there a genuine pleasure.
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Messrs. John . Pray, Sons & Co
Washington St
Boylston St
Serviceable Wash Suit Deals Across Low Prices
Text describes cheap Wash suits offered at small costs with two price points up to three dollars and notes simple colors and patterns. It emphasizes affordability and value for customers seeking basic, practical garments.
Miss Mary Dodge to Return Home from Blaine Residence
On Friday at 3 o'clock Miss Mary A Dodge Gail Hamilton will be taken from the Blaine residence to her Salem Massachusetts home. She will ride in a special car with Dr Johnston her physician. Miss Dodge is daily growing stronger and eager to reach home.
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Washington
Mary A. Dodge
Gail Hamilton
Blaine
Salem
Mass
Johnston
Miss Dodge
Harvard Crew Favored to Win Despite Cold and Rain
New London Conn June 27 Harvard and Yale crews prepare for the annual race amid steady rain and strong winds. Yale hopes for a new record if weather cooperates while Harvard fans anticipate a closer contest than last year. Yale holds the better west course. 6 o clock start. press boat Manhasset to follow crown.
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Croker House
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Rives
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Defence Claims Unfair Trial in Gilbert Murder Case
On the fourth day of Angus D. Gilbert’s murder trial the defense moved to remove the case from jury consideration claiming jurors were biased and citing insanity opinions from medical experts. The petition was denied as witnesses, including Nova Scotia delegates and medical experts, testified for both sides. Gilbert appeared worn and nervous as court adjourned with the defense preparing rebuttal testimony.
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Mamie
Angel
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Commonwealth
Ore
Rel Dell
Dubar Ees 2
Great Conflagration in San Francisco Racks City
The June 27 blaze in the Fifth Harrison area destroyed multiple factories mills and hotels and left over fifty dwellings burned. Oakland and Alameda engines aided with bay water pumps as winds drove flames east and then back. About 300 families were left homeless with a loss estimated at one and a half million dollars and a reported eight hundred thousand dollars insured.
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Fourth Street
Southern Pacific
Sullivan
Bay
Oakland
Alameda
Heuler
Furniture
George W. Phelan
Capital Box
Fremont
I. H. Small
Iron Foundry
Vanderberg & Lewis
Stair
Fatal Minneapolis Fire Traps Six Firemen Under Collapsing Wall
Fire at 40 and 242 First Avenue South in a five story building housing McDonald Bros. crockery killed six firemen and injured many. Dead identified include John Hoy Joan Hornick and Wallace Richardson with total deaths later believed nine as more bodies remained in the ruins. Loss pegged at 90000 with large insurance. Ed Thielen John Gray and Captain Caldwell among the injured. Spectators also hit by embers and falling bricks.
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First Avenue
South
McDonald Bros
John Hoy
Joan Hornick
Wallace Richardson
Ed Thielen
John Gray
Caldwell
Thielen
Post Society Woman Miss Brazier Begins New York London Tour
Miss Marion Howard Brazier Piston Howard, society writer for the Post, left Boston last evening for New York whence she will sail for London on a tour over the Continent. She is escorted by a large circle of friends and will send regular articles for the Sunday Post on social events in cities she visits. Her aim is journalism and health, and her return to Boston in September will be welcomed by many friends.
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Iy Post
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York
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Sunday Post
Post
Odd Fellows Hold Salem Anniversary and Rebekah Visit
Grand encampment officers celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Naumkeag Encampment in Salem with speeches banquet and reception. Rebekah lodge members from Starlight and guests from Salem join for the official visit and work exemplification.
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Order
Naumkeag
Arabella Rebekeh Lodge
Winslow J. Rowell
Lynn
Sumener P. Lawrence
Fitchburg
W. P. Pousland
W. H. Ralph
Somerville
J. Lawrence Mitchell
Melrose
Fraternity Hall
Henry E. Ruggles
G. M
W. S. Nevina
G. W
L. Martin
Julius L. Clark
G. T
Annie L. Kavanaugh
D. D
G. M. Rebekah Lodge
Starlight Oe
Regular officers named from reserve patrolmen
A Board of Police general order details reserve officers elevated to regular patrolmen and assigned to their current divisions. James A. Murphy Division 1 Daniel F Cadigan Frank B Critchett Division 3 Dennis J Driscoll Charles A Fuller Division 9 Joseph F Hurley Sylwynne Felton Daniel Toomey Division 10 Thomas F McCabe Francis T Giblin John J Wholly Division 11 Martin J Allen Division 15.
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Ia Rgular
James A. Murphy
Daniel F. Cadigan
Frank B Critchett
Dennis J. Driscoll
Charles A. Fuller
Joseph F. Hurley
Sylwynne Felton
Daniel Toomey
Thomas F. McCabe
Francis T. Giblin
John J. Wholly
Martin J. Allen
Berlo A Professional Leads Amateur Racing Bulletin
Philadelphia June 27 reports chairman Leo of Boston classified as a professional under amateur rules after an investigation. Four names including Donald R. D. and C. Swhitbe of Concord face bans, with penalties lasting ninety days from June 5. Several pensions and transfers noted.
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Leo
Boston
Platon
Compe
Harn Noes
Donaldes R. D
C. Swhitbe
Concord
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