Old Man Dead Woman Held At Strafford County Jail
In Strafford Lake New Hampshire Mrs. Nellie Collis held at Dover jail after the death of Luther Critchett age 72 found at her home under suspicious circumstances. A roll of 200, a $50 gold watch, clothes and papers are missing. Police hint possible poisoning and plan stomach analysis in Boston.
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Strafford
Bow Lake
N. H
Nellie Collis
Nellie Bergeron
Northwood Road
Dover
Luther C. Critchett
Critchett
Boston
Dona h ue and Delaney Draw in Northboro Victory
May 11 in Lawrence Young Donahue of this city and Kid Delaney of Northboro battled six rapid rounds at the West End Club ending in a draw.
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Lawrence
Cuticura Ointment and Soap Relief Eczema Says Montreal Mother
A Montreal mother testifies that after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment on her three daughters with eczema she saw rapid improvement and complete cure after several applications. She notes additional benefits for a birth with skin breaks and continues to rely on the remedies for family sores. She praises Cuticura highly and marks May 21, 1907.
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Mme
Napoleon Duceppe
Duluth St
Montreal
Que
Lowell Woman Celebrates 103rd Birthday Milestone
Lowell May day honors Mrs Pierre Legault-Deslauriers born May 1 1805 in Saint Laurent Quebec. She lives at 10 Aiken Avenue with daughter J B de Pontbriand and is proud she can still make her bed unaided. Her youngest great grandchild is Antoinette Major.
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Lowell
Commonwealth
Pierre Legault- Deslauriers
Saint Laurent
Quebec
Aiken Avenue
J. B. de Pontbriand
Burns Johnson bout talk in London raises purse dispute
London reports heavyweight champion Tommy Burns offers to deposit 5000 with the National Sporting Club to match Johnsons 5000, but Burns seeks a 30000 share. Johnson may adjust the side bet. Kingston votes to buy Maple Avenue lot for a two room grammar school.
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Burns Johnson
London
Tommy Burns
National Sporting Club
Jack Johnson
Burns
Johnson
Kingston
Maple Avenue
Steamer Scrapes Skipper in Narrow Near Miss
Captain Austin Penney of the Rebecca reports a close encounter with a fast lone steamer off Highland Light on Tuesday night. The steamer struck the schooner’s starboard counter and tore in about 10 feet of planking above the waterline, narrowly missing a collision.
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Rebecca
Austin Penney
Highland Light
Brown & Nichols Rout Stone School in Cambridge Baseball Clash
Brown & Nichols 12 Stone School 1 at American League grounds as Marsh dominates on the mound. Line scores list Brown & Nichols with strong hitting and solid defense, while Stone School struggles to mount offense in yesterday afternoon action.
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Brown & Nichols
STONE
Marsh
Cambridge
Stone School
Tragic Roof Plunge Claims Dorchester North End Child
Two children playing tag on a roof ended in tragedy and a rescue. Johnnie Pisature 5 of North End died after plunging 650 feet to the street when a board gave way. Richard Lutz 10 of Dorchester was trapped by a dumb-waiter well and freed by firemen with minor neck injuries.
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Dorchester
North End
Johnnie Pisature
Hildreth Place
Johnnie
Richard Lutz
Lutz
Dorchester Avenue
Scarmina Pisature
City payroll declines under several Boston administrations
City Treasurer Slattery released figures showing April payrolls in Boston at 994 041.76, down 64 540.74 from April under Mayor Fitzgerald. For Hibbard's first four months payrolls are 25 814.10 below Fitzgerald's 1905 period but 129 611.49 higher than 1906. Under Collins the first four months total 228 12.06 less than Hibbard's corresponding period.
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Slattery
Boston
Fitzgerald
Hibbard
Collins
Maine University Dominates Boston College In 13 2 Victory
Maine University crushed Boston College 13 to 2 on Boston’s home field after a seventh inning collapse by BC. Maloney pitched well for Maine while Dow struggled. key hits included two-base shots by Chase and Manning and multiple errors by Boston College. Attendance reached 600 at the game on Massachusetts Avenue.
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Boston College
Massachusetts Avenue
Maine University
Boston
Maloney
A.E
A.B. Stanw
Ryan
Bond
Ifmnt
Cow Cox
Cca
Ee Chase
Low
Mayo
O'Kane
Cobb
Hopkins
Dow
Manning
Higgins
Welch
Fulton
Doyle
Che
McHale
Cox
Chase
Stanwood
Hallahan
Sophomore Promenade Enthralls Boston College Crowd
The first Sophomore Promenade of Boston College, a new social function for the class of 1910, was held last evening at Intercolonial Hall on Dudley street in Roxbury and proved a brilliant success.
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Boston College
Intercolonial Hall
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Charles Logue
Boston College Social Event Acknowledges Student Leaders
The informal festivity earned high praise from BC students this season thanks to Ambrose D. Walker, the sophomore class president, and the full class's help. The organizing committee was led by Walker and included Daniel H. Sullivan, Francis T. Keville, John J. Kirby, James A. Coveney, Joseph Manning, John A. Monahan, William Pierce, Charles Logue, Frank O'Hara, and Frank O'Hare.
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Boston College
Ambrose D. Walker
Daniel H. Sullivan
Francis T. Keville
John J. Kirby
James A. Coveney
Joseph Manning
John A. Monahan
William Pierce
Charles Logue
Frank O’hara
Frank O'Hare
23 Fast Bouts At Armory A A
Armory Athletic Association held 23 boxing bouts across 105 125 145 and heavyweight classes plus three specials. The crowd set a record with decisive finishes, most bouts decided quickly after clear superiority. The night’s highlight was the 125 pound special where Harry Keeney beat Joe Murphy in all three rounds.
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Armory Athletic Association
Plate Hunters
Harry Keeney
Wakefield
Joe Murphy
Cambridge
Keeney
Cornell Beats Columbia 13-1 in Lacrosse Opener
Cornell defeats Columbia 13 to 1 in Ithaca in the lacrosse season opener. The game was played today with Cornell overpowering Columbia in the first meeting of the season.
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Cornell
Columbia
Ithaca
N. Y
Steamer King Philip Set to Sail for Fishing Grounds
Captain Edward W. Dixon will launch the steamer King Philip from Commercial Wharf at 10 a.m. on Sunday May 3 for deep sea fishing. After fittings and alterations, the main cabin promises added comfort for regulars and newcomers. Last season $4000 was paid to 166 big fish catchers. fare is $1 with bait and chowder free. Prizes of 150 in gold await the season’s largest cod or haddock.
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King Philip
Edward W. Dixon
Harvard Freshmen Beat Milton Academy 5 to 1
Harvard freshmen defeated Milton Academy on the academy grounds by a 5 to 1 score this afternoon. The game featured Harvard scoring early and maintaining lead through the match. Milton Academy faced a decisive loss in front of home supporters.
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Milton
Harvard
Milton Academy
Academy
Ilton
Foster
N.bolton
Paine
Knowles
Marshall As
DeWindt
Harding
I.bolton
Blake
Rowley
Holbrook
Ferguson
Alch
Jordan
Hardwick
Bush
Hurd
Vom
Pairne
Harding Rowley
da Baleh
Bolger
Bolton
Marshall
Burleigh
Read & Sons form semipro baseball team for May and June games
William Read & Sons announces a baseball team to represent the firm this season and seeks May games with leading semi pro groups in New England. Target teams include Deweys Rockland Stoughton Reading Stoneham Wakefield Somerville Rockport Plymouth Cordage Derry Dover and Biddeford. Carlton G Linberg listed at 107 Washington Street.
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William Read & Sons
New England
Deweys
Rockeland
Stoughton
Reading
Stoneham
Wakefield
Somerville
Rockport
Plymouth
Spring Men’s Suits Go On Easy Credit Plans
Local clothing house reports strong sales in men’s department with suits made from Lymansville wool and serges priced from 7.50 to 20.00 on sale. Customers can charge to name and wear while paying in weekly installments, with accounts opened for all honest men.
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Lymansville
Union
Coaching System Keeps Hub Boys From Today's Big Meet
The Harvard interscholastic track meet at Stadium brings about 150 runners from within 50 miles of Boston. The piece argues Boston schools lack practical coaching, praising John D. O'Reilly and urging School Board to appoint directors who understand real athletic training over theory.
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Harvard
Boston
John D. O'Reilly
America
Tufts Defeats Colby 1 to 0 in Low-Scoring Tilt
Tufts beat Colby 1 to 0 with Hall pitching a complete game, allowing only one hit while Tufts tallied its run in the first inning. Batteries Hall and Sullivan opposing Good and Dwyer, Umpire O'Brien. Time 1:38.
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Medford
Tufts
Colby
Hall
R.H.E. Partesses
St Coley
Sullivan
Good
Dwyer
O'Brien
Ladies Night at Met Driving Club in Boston
The Metropolitan Driving Club of Boston hosted a ladies night at its clubhouse on the Charles River speedway. The event, run entirely by women members, featured songs and recitations by club talent as part of its social calendar.
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MET
CLUS
Metropolitan Driving Club
Boston
Greater
Charles River Speedway
Princeton Beats Syracuse 3–1 in Stadium Diamond
Syracuse New York May 1 Princeton defeated Syracuse University in an exciting game on the new stadium diamond today by a score of 3 to 1.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Princeton
Syracuse University
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