Cyclists brave a rainy New Hampshire state meet in Keene
Cyclists faced heavy rain and crowds as riders from Salem and Haverhill arrived by train to the New Hampshire Division L A W state meet at Keene Driving Park. Prominent figures include Robert T Kingsbury and A W Provenche, with preparations led by President Pelts for the July 4 events.
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Riverfront foul smells prompt health board appeal
Charles Street riverbank residents south of West Boston Bridge demand action from the Board of Health and Harbor Commission over odors from low tide refuse. They accuse the Charlesbank sea wall extension of trapping waste, oils, and dead animals, seeking a cheap subway project as a partial remedy.
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Meade Case Yet Unresolved Amid Meant Adverse Remarks
Washington May 12 The administration has taken no action on Admiral Meade's case pending explanation of remarks reportedly derogatory to his superiors. Secretary Herbert indicated Meade will be held to account if quotes are correct. Fate of retirement, court martial, and political implications hinge on Meade's forthcoming reply and officials fear rivals will seek political gain.
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Washington Beats Louisville in 10–6 Victory
Washington defeated Louisville 10 to 6 before about 5000 fans in Louisville. Washington pitchers Knell and Luby were knocked out early as the visitors tallied 16 hits to Louisville's 10. Errors totaled four for Washington and three for Louisville. Batters Maul Maguire Knell Luby Mc Dermott and Cate starred for the winners.
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Miss Mary A. Dodge Not Seriously Ill Say Beale
Washington report states Miss Mary A. Dodge cousin of the late James G. Blaine is ill but not seriously. Mrs. Truxton Beale announced that her sickness is due to a temporary condition and not a stroke, with doctors and attenders present.
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Thought of Baby First in South Chicago Riots Visit
Mrs Paula Pota wife of a South Chicago rioter who could not post bail visited her husband at the police station with a year old baby and a 6 year old son. The boy clutched a slice of bread and a cake saved for him by his father but gave it to his mother saying keep for baby.
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Russia Japan Talks Continue In Friendliest Manner
London dispatch reports final negotiations between Russia and Japan advancing in the most cordial tone as of May 12.
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BOU RDED and FACES N Erradicated Cryed
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Rankling prospects for police promotions across ranks
The article recalls polemics over expected promotions in the police service, noting the transfer of personnel to headquarters and possible raises for probationary officers. It highlights George F. Pinkerton and Manley A. Whitman, both hired in 1878, with Pinkerton’s path from Division 3 to headquarters and back as a focal point.
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Druggists’ Licenses Debated as Certificates Delayed
Statewide delays in liquor license certificates affect about 800 druggists with 1088 applications, 298 refusals, and appeals ongoing. The Pharmacy Board defends its judgments while hearings continue, and officials say discrimination is not intended though some groups allege prejudice.
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Philo Celtic Society Delays Anniversary Outing
Last evening at the Irish school rooms the Philo Celtic Society postponed its anniversary celebration to an outing due to the rain storm. Many postal cards addressed in Gaelic last week were not delivered and a committee was appointed to investigate with the postmaster and report next meeting.
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Cannot Bear Thin Pain Its Motto Feels Forced
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Smoke Alarm at Potter's Hotel Sparks Fire Call
High winds and a faulty draught caused heavy smoke from a chimney at Potter's Hotel 2148 Washington Highlands. An excited passerby sounded an alarm from Box 21 at 4:35 PM, but the blaze proved false.
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Overdue Colliers Reach Marblehead After Delay
The colliers Ida Mather Tillie Derby and Georgie Clark with 1800 tons of coal for Humphrey and Twisden and J. S. Martin arrived in Marblehead May 12 after being several days overdue. The Mather narrowly avoided grounding at Goodwin's Head as wind died and tide carried her inshore, then she was warped off charge cargo.
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Women Bicycle Costume Draft Seeks Boston Prize
The Post offers cash prizes for the three best descriptions of bicycle trips near Boston with sketches or photos. A fitness essay promotes tailor made outfits with light materials for women riders, detailing breeches, shirt, cap, gloves, and colors, plus a humor filled travelogue from Merrimac Square to Bedford and Concord by Harry Wescott Clough of Lowell.
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Fair bicyclists' work on rough East Lynn roads
Twenty girls in knickerbockers, angered by damaged bicycle tires, spent a week with picks and shovels in East Lynn. They raked cobbles and leveled ruts, fixing several miles of streets, then paused, claiming to have shown the city fathers a good example.
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Austrian rider Gerger wins Bordeaux to Paris cycling classic
The Paris to Bordeaux road race, 592 kilometres, finished in 24 hours 12 minutes by Gerger, an Austrian amateur, beating Lesna’s record by 58 minutes 67 seconds. Myer, a professional, was second in 25 hours 30 minutes, Corre third, among 84 starters with 20 foreigners. Dunwoody won the 1000 metre amateur race at Sein Velodrome.
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Boston Press Club Smoker Scheduled at Borworth Street
The next Boston Press Club smoker will be held at the club house 14 Borworth Street Boston next Tuesday at 8 oclock. The event promises an entertaining programme and informal proceedings. Suburban newspaper men are invited and refreshments will be served.
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Sixty ninth Congregational Home Missionary Society Meet
Saratoga Springs hosts the sixty ninth annual Congregational Home Missionary Society gathering on June 4 and 6. The program features addresses by prominent Congregationalists from across the United States.
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Deaths in Winchester Cambridge and Charlestown
Death notices from Winchester Cambridge and Charlestown announce Mary Lanman Underwood aged 26 whose funeral will be May 14 at 5 p m from Main and Chestnut streets Winchester with burial in Norwich Conn Margaret M Galvin aged 90 whose funeral is May 14 at 8 a m from Fresh Pond lane Brattle street and St Peter's Church Concord avenue Kenneth Wilkie son of James and Elizabeth Wilkie aged 8 months 26 days funeral May 13 at 2 p m from No 14 Monument square Charlestown relative invites attendees
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