Harvard track men begin outdoor work under Lathrop
Harvard track coach Lathrop resumed outdoor practice with the full squad of about 220 to 230, running drills from Porter's on Oxford Street to home and finishing with a sprint. Sprinters and jumpers also played handball as plans for club allocations between Weld and Newell clubs unfolded.
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Oxford Street
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Higginson
Sheafe
Etroken
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Bancroft
Ton
Newells
Canoe Club Contest Lights Up Sportsman Show
At the Sportsman Show, Wawbewawa Canoe Club members May and Pratt won the lance contest in canoes, with French and Daniels second. H LeMoyne from Brookline Swimming Club won the yard swim in 39.35 seconds as M Williams of the Boston Athletic Association trailed. Tug of war trials opened, two close matches. Green of Brookline won the 40 yard title. G Williams was runner up. A workman toppled into the tank after an excited moment. Melrose and Everett Y M C A teams played a fast basketball game, Melrose winning 17 to 4, with W T Dunbar injuring his shoulder.
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Pratt
Wawbewawa Canoe Club
French
Daniels
Innious
Wawbewawas
Lawrence Canoe Club
Tatassets
Worcester
Green
Brookline
G. Williams
Boston Athletic Association
Melrose
Everett Y. M. Co. A
W. T. Dunbar
Everett
Cushing Academ
Flying Fox May Come to America in Auction Bid
England’s great racehorse Flying Fox, Ormonde’s grandson, will be sold next Thursday as William C Whitney likely bidder, raising prospect the runner may come to America. The sale pits moneyed giants against each other with past bidders including Sir John Blundell and John A Morris. Flying Fox’s superb pedigree includes Orme and Ormonde, with wins in the New Ascot and other stakes as a three and four year old.
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Ormonie
William C. Whitney
America
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Sir John Is
London
Chaldwick
John A. Morris
Doncaster
St. Simon
Sir John
Whitney
Jean Sberaud
Meddler
Sir John Maple
Common
Orme
Duke of Westminster
Ormonde
Ben d’Or
Stockwell
Cahe
Galopin
St. Angela
Vampire
St. Gris
Caiman
Deserter Joins Cape Nome Millionaire Rise
French sailor Joseph Fizette, once with Captain Cogan on the whaling bark Alaska, deserted at Kotzebue Sound. He resurfaced at Cape Nome as a reputed half million dollar gold dust owner and claim holder. He sent 300000 in gold last season, including 60000 by a single steamer.
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Edgartown
Joseph Fizette
Nome City
Cape Nome
Alaska
Fizette
Captain Cogan
Kotzebue Sound
Cogan
Strikers Return to Work in Steel and Bridge Firms
Structural iron and bridge workers at Elmore Bridge Company and 100 men building steel for the Boston Elevated Railroad returned to work yesterday after agreeing to a daily minimum wage. Remaining strikers anticipate an early settlement with their employers.
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Elmore Bridge Company
Boston Elevated Railroad
Unclear Oncology Claim Prompts Fractured Patient Notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions illness and treatment claims with phrases like free care and disease references. It references Tremont Street and Liverpool, with vague statements on patient handling and cure claims. No concrete events or names to confirm a coherent news item.
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Curadl
Rich Discoveries In Alaska Industry Boost
New developments in Alaskan mining report rich gold finds fueling optimism for regional industry. Local firms and workers anticipate growth as exploration expands and potential shipments increase.
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Lange Contest
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