Harvard Crimson Set To Top Yale In Big Meet
Harvard leads Yale 19 to 5 as the Crimson rush through the dashes in New Haven next Saturday. Captain Schick and Lawrence Dodge are favored in the 100 and 220 yard dashes with Dives expected to win the 440. Yale counters with Old Eli in runs and field events aiming to shift momentum.
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Yale
New Haven
Crimson
Schick
Lawrence Dodge
The
Eli
Captain Schick
England
Mechanics’ Building
Soldiers Field
Volkmann School
Dodge
Robinson
Twitchell
Dives
Ewing
Burnap
Volkmann Faces Roxbury Latin In Interprelinary Defeat
Roxbury Latin beat Volkmann 5 to 3 as Briggs pitched well while Everts held the offense in check. Key plays included a one-handed catch by Twitchell on a carromed ball and two costly errors by Twitchell in the second inning. Livermore and Fox contributed two singles each for Volkmann despite the loss.
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Volkmann
Dorchester
Briggs
Everts
Twitchell
Jacques
Little “Decker” Fox
Livermore
Woodruff
Ale
jWrruff
T’mpson
Liv’more
Kennedy
Berding
Ei Bailey
P . Ooth
Perea
Reverts
Schrigley
Adekipetah
Follett
R. F
Pisarse
Mosser
C. F
Pevear
Dresser
Fox
Thompson
Shrigley
Tom Morris
Emerald Football Club Elects Officers
The Emerald Football Club of East Boston held a meeting at Hibernian Hall and elected officers including Michael Lanning president Daniel Crowley vice president Daniel Buckley financial secretary James C Shea recording secretary James Hetherington treasurer Thomas Murphy captain Edward Brady vice captain The club aims to arrange a Memorial Day football match.
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Emerald Football Club
East Boston
Hibernian
Fruit steamer David Ashore Near Miami
Word reached yesterday that the fruit steamer David, formerly the Santuit, left for Jacksonville last week and called at Miami for bunker coal. Tugs have been sent to aid as she lies in a perilous position. the vessel has a long history in fruit and coal trade and was once owned by L. G. Burnham.
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David
Jacksonville
Miami
Santuit
L. G. Burnham
Noble & Greenough Downs Milton Academy in Rain Shortened Game
Noble & Greenough defeated Milton Academy 8 to 4 in an Interpreparatory league game at Milton before rain halted play in the seventh inning. Charley Inches and Dickey Field sparked Noble & Greenough with strong defense and hitting as umpire Hallahan called the contest after Noble had tallied in the seventh.
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Milton
Thomas’ Benders
Charley Inches
Dickey Field
Hallahan
Noble
N. & G. Milton Academy
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Wood
Johnson
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Pond
Hall
Oj Davis
R. F
Minot
Jordan
C. F
Mitch
Dana
Inches
Field
Woodworth
Davis
Thomas
Pope
Beverbace
Parker
How the Racers Compare
List of racer names and owners including Valhalla Earl of Crawford Apache Edmund Randolph Utowawa A V Armour Thistle R E Tod Sunbeam Lord Brassey Atlantic Wilson Marshall Hamburg German Syndicate Hildegarde E R Coleman Endymion G A Lauder Jr Ailsa H S Redmond Fleu de Lys Dr L A Stimso
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Earl of Crawford
Apache
Edmund Randolph
Utowawa
A. V. Armour
Thistle
R. E. Tod
Sunbeam
Lord Brassey
Atlantic
Wilson Marshall
Hamburg
Hildegarde
E. R. Coleman
Endymion
G. A. Lauder, Jr
Ailsa
H. S. Redmond
Yachts Ready for Big Ocean Race Today
The fleet gathered in the Hook as fog and mist lingered. The start was postponed to noon tomorrow after repairs to a damaged bulwark on a yacht and several vessels rode at anchor with tugs and excursion boats watching.
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Erie Basin
Stimson
Hook
Vigilant
Hebbinghaus
Charles Barr
Jersey
Earl of Crawford
Girl May Sail Fleur de Lys In Big Ocean Race
Miss Candace C. Stimson joined the Fleur de Lys to sail in a major ocean race off New York. Daughter of Dr. Lewis A. Stimson, she has previously steered the yacht in the 1903 Atlantic Yacht Club race and aims to win this time despite challenging winds.
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New York
Candace C. Stimson
Lewis A. Stimson
Tompkinsville
Gloucester
Sandy Hook
Miss Stimson
Bohlin
North Atlantic
Atlantic Yacht Club
Cape May
Veteran Takes His Life After Idle Period
Dana Dodge aged 60 killed himself with Paris green in Lawrence on May 16 after 12 weeks of idle time since being laid off from the Boston and Maine railroad. A Civil War veteran, he left a mother and a brother in Haverhill as survivors.
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Lawrence
Dana Dodge
Paris Green
Boston & Maine Railroad
Haverhill
Photographer Horner Moves to New Studio on Washington Street
Carl J. Horner, a renowned photographer, relocates from 11 Winter Street to a larger studio at 387 Washington Street opposite Franklin. He has photographed every major league ballplayer in recent years and boasts one of the finest baseball photograph collections in the country.
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Carl J. Horner
Winter Street
Washington Street
Franklin
Mr. Horner
Mayor’s Veto on Hospital Sparks Council Debate
Aldermen challenge mayor’s veto on a hospital order amid a legislative split. Nolan leads opposition while others back the measure, predicting a tense vote and possible political fallout. East Boston editor notes support for the institution on the island district.
Mayor's veto on East Boston hospital bill signals re election doubt
A prominent Democratic figure says Mayor Collins vetoing the East Boston hospital bill indicates he may not seek re election. The critic notes the $100,000 relief station benefits many workers and districts beyond East Boston and questions home rule. Another Democrat doubts party forces will sustain the veto in the City Council.
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Nolan
Collins
East Boston Hospital
East
Boston
Island
South Boston
Charlestown
Mayor's veto of East Boston hospital plan sparks questions
A letter to the editor questions Mayor's veto of a Taylor East Boston hospital funding bill. The writer argues life outweighed $100,000 and hints at political motives, asking for the full reason behind the veto and home rule concerns. The author notes the need for ambulance access and a ferryboat, urging transparency.
No approval stamp halts East Boston hospital rights
To the Editor of the Post Sir Mayor Collins in putting his disapproval stamp on the philanthropic project to give East Boston citizens hospital privileges has, it appears to me, done
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Post
Collins
East Boston Citizens Hospital
Trade Association to Confer With Mayor Over East Boston Hospital Relief
East Boston Citizens' Trade Association held a meeting with President James E. Maguire presiding. Members discussed securing hospital relief and the Mayor's veto, and a committee was formed to confer with the Mayor on a practical method to overcome objections.
Mayor Cries for Wage Earner Refuge
Letter to the Editor criticizes Mayor Collins for delaying relief measures for injured workers and urges compassion for a child awaiting removal to Boston for treatment. The writer argues the mayor’s signature on the order harms the honest and hard-working class.
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Collins
Boston
Dartmouth Victor In Debate With Williams
Hanover May 16 Dartmouth won the 10th annual joint debate with Williams tonight in the College Church supporting the negative side of the proposition that the Monroe doctrine as interpreted by Roosevelt should be adopted as national policy Governor John McLane presided and the judges were Frederick Dodge Charles S Hamlin and Edgar J Rich all of Boston
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Dartmouth
Williams
College Church
Roosevelt
John McLane
Frederick Dodge
Charles S. Hamlin
Edgar J. Rich
Boston
Arm Torn Off At Laundry in Bristol Street Incident
In a Bristol street laundry, William Goudie of 58 Northampton Street had his right forearm torn away after his arm was caught in a wringing machine. He was taken to City Hospital where surgeons amputated above the elbow.
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Bristol Street
William Goudie
Northampton Street
City Hospital
Man Run Down by Wagon Causing Severe Injuries
Edward Farren aged 55 of 26 Andrews street was struck at Selem and Parmenter by a wagon owned by M. O Keeffe and driven by Patrick McNamara of 122 Vernon street. He suffered fractured ribs internal injuries and multiple bruises and is on the dangerous list after refusing operation.
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Parmenter Street
Edward Farren
Andrews Street
M. O’keeffe
Patrick McNamara
Vernon Street
St Peter's Parish Reunion Tonight in Dorchester Halls
The St Peter's parish reunion in Dorchester at Paul Revere and Mechanics halls occurs tonight with dancing and whist. Hon John F Fitzgerald sponsored one of the first twizes for whist and the Catholic Club the other. Father Ronan and Alderman Hennessey oversee arrangements and expect a grand success.
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St. Peter’s Parish
Dorchester
Paul Revere and
Mechanics’ Halls
John F. Fitzgerald
Father Ronan
Hennessey
Everett Club Elects Officers At Eighth Reunion
Sixty members of the Everett Club of Everett gathered for their eighth annual reunion election of officers and banquet at the American House. New officers include President L. P. Savin and Vice President J. F. Dixon with secretaries and treasurers named. Members from Worcester Springfield Canton Woonsocket and Hartford attended.
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Everett
American House
L. P. Savin
J. F. Dixon
W. T. Vaughan
W. E. Gowen
J. H., Reid
F. J. Bussey
J. E. Newhall
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E. E. Peasley
M. W. Sellers
C. D. Fisher
Worcester
Springfield
Canton
Woonsocket
Hartford
Twin marriage sparks family travel in Watertown saga
The Post reports from Watertown that Mrs Clapp’s whereabouts are unknown since her marriage. The couple traveled with Mrs Reise’s daughter who was said to live in Somerville but was in Taunton on business. The newlyweds left Westminster street and may not return for a week while families discuss outcomes.
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Reiser
Dexter Avenue
Watertown
Post
Jews Highlight Social Ideals In World Progress
Dr Charles Fleischer at the Elysium Club argues Jewish social ideals shaped Western thought and Bible Christianity. He notes Jews have a genius for solving social problems and calls Jews to lead in forming human social ideals. He cites Karl Marx and Ferdinand Lasalle as Jewish leaders in socialist movements.
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Elysium Club
Charles Fleischer
Dr. Fleischer
Karl Marx
Ferdinand Lasalle
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