New England Intercollegiate Championships in Worcester
All New England rivals gather at Worcester oval for the New England intercollegiate championships with Bowdoin favored to win after last year’s narrow Bowdoin victory. Williams Brown Tech Amherst Maine Dartmouth and others eager to challenge and possibly break records.
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Worcester
Worcester Oval
New England
Bowdoin
Dartmouth
Amherst
Brown, Technology
Wesleyan
University of Maine
Bray
Brown
Tech
Providence
Dave Hall
Hall
Tuttle
Reap
Lawson's steam yacht the Dreamer a floating palace
The Dreamer built by Lewis Nixon of Elizabethport New Jersey is praised as a pinnacle of American yacht design with luxury fittings and practical cruising capacity. Powered by a triple expansion engine and two water tube boilers the vessel features a 300 pound daily ice output and 16 headlight electric system. Captain John C. Silva commands a twenty five member crew as the yacht plans short cruises before sailing abroad.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Stmp
Dreamer
America
Lewis Nixon
Elizabethport
N. J
City Point
Boston
New York Ice Trust
Riker
Tenhorse
Sandy Hook
W. ©. Bennett
United States Navy
Mr. Lawson
John C. Silva
American Association of Masters and Pilots
Atlantic
Remembered by Eagles gift at Howard engagement
The Eagles of Boston presented Barry Thompson with a diamond and his wife Annie Carter with a silver-handled umbrella at the Howard last Thursday evening during their engagement. About seventy five Eagles attended including Charles Hilton Senator J E Choney Harry Pieper Representatives Donovan Dillon and Watson James McDonald and others. The Papeson was made by the order’s chaplain.
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Eagles
Press Club Broadway to Tokio game plans in Boston
Promoters and editors of the Press Club Broadway to Tokio met at the Press Club Sewall Place to finalize arrangements for Monday's game at the South End League grounds. Officials noted all players must be named on Sunday and that only actors and newspaper men would participate. Proceeds go to furnishing the Press Club rooms and expanding its library.
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Press Club
Broadway
Tokio
Sewall Place
South End
William B Brigham
Joe Ott
Salter Lake
George B. Appleton
Appleton Bassett
Boston Press Club
Ludy
Henry Faxon
Quincy
Fay Templeton
Josie Gadler
Alice Judson
Mayma Kélso
Bude Montrose
Maud Frederick
Boston Herald Fire Brigade
Boston Post
Boston Globe
Fat Man
Yarpg Eee
Praaien OmEite
UEA
Boston
Hase & Bassett’s
Washington Stre
Boston Towboat Company Salvage Charge Dispute
The record notes claims by the Boston Towboat Company for salvage service and by the J. N. Robbins Company for docking and related charges, outlining competing financial interests and potential disputes over payment.
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Boston Towboat Company
J. N. Robbins Company
Second Round Results From International Creesters Tourney
Pari II May 18 saw Burn defeat Sterling while Didier clinched a win over Lenses. Rooki Janowsk toppled Mor timer. BW drew Mason and Marco. Schigorin fell. Wavenay and Brody drew. Mareheil advanced as the bye.
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Internationa Creesters
Burn
Sterling
Didier
Lenses
Rooki
Janowsk
Clanoned
Mortimer
Mason
Marco Ape
Orea
Schigorin
Oreabu
Wavenay
Brody
Mareheil
Brown wins New England tennis title at Longwood
Gross of Brown defeats Hildreth of Dartmouth to claim the singles crown at the New England Intercollegiate Tennis Association tournament held at Longwood. Hildreth takes runner-up prize. two-day event and trophy distribution noted amid uncertain weather and strong play from Vermont and Bates competitors.
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Gross
Brown
Longwood
Hildreth
Dartmouth
Kirkpatrick
University of Vermont
Vermont
Summerbell
Willis
Bates
Moulton
Pryey
Ates
Poe
Ge Hildreth
Longwood Championship Doubles Play Kicks Off Slowly
In the Longwood Cricket and Tennis Club doubles championship preliminary round Miles and Sharples defeat Noyes and Allen 6-1 6-2. Putnam and Pier beat Miles and Sharples 6-4 6-3 in the first round. Next matches feature Ware and Carleton versus Ward and Davis, with other key pairings and handicaps noted for Class A and B finals.
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Longwood Cricket and Tennis Club
Miles and
Sharples
Noyes Anda Allen
Putnam and
Pier
Miles
Noyes
Allen
Putnam and Pier
Ware
Carleton
Ward
Davis
Wrenn
Codman
Motley and Keyes
Whitman
G. B. Wilson
C. M. Keep
George J Raymond III Ill at Home in North Cambridge
George J Raymond III of Sold Out to Raymond fame is seriously ill at his North Cambridge home. He recently went to Bristol New Hampshire for fishing prior to illness. He was brought back by ambulance with asthma and heart trouble and feared serious results. He showed some improvement and was moved to a hospital for rest and care.
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George J. Raymond
Raymond
Cambridge
Bristol
N. H
Missing Fire Department Driver In Bradford Aged Reported Last Seen In Woods
Patrick Cullinane, long time driver of Bradford fire department’s hook and ladder truck, has not been seen since a report from Waterboro states he was sighted there yesterday without hat or cloak. Search efforts have been ongoing for more than twenty four hours as authorities fear he may have wandered into the woods.
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Bipdrford
Patrick Cullinane
Fire Department
Mencallia
Waterboro
Brady 0 arrest officers may act in murder case
South Berwick Me May 18 coroner s jury to resume inquiry into Fanny Sprague s death at 9 tomorrow officers confident an arrest will be made rumor points to a prominent person as grand jury in Alfred rose without aiming to present evidence in affidavit form for indictment prior to arrest investigators say a great sensation is near and several new witnesses have been called
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South Berwick
Fanny Sprague
Alfred Rose
Union 13 for Lynch in Typographical election
Ballots cast at Wednesday's Typographical Union 13 election counted yesterday show Samuel B. Donnelly of New York winning first vice president with 4% votes. James M. Lynch of Syracuse received 60% for that role, Hawkes of Chicago 430 for another post, and several candidates for other offices. Results list Saunders for secretary, with multiple local figures named as trustees and delegates to the AFL.
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Indianapolis
Thomas J Canary
New York
Wood
Denver
William Kennedy
Cone
William Aimison
New
Harry Affelhoy Dead Maker of Lace Weaving Dies at 22
Harry Affelhoy known as a gifted lace maker died yesterday morning after a short illness. Although crippled and not tall, he was celebrated for ten years or more as one of the most accomplished lace weavers in the region. He kept his mind busy with his craft despite limited outdoor activity.
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Sant
Swain
Alden
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Omega Oilt
Omega Oil
N. E
Dudley
McDavitt
Carson
Haskell
Dow
Edson
Lawson
Floating Palace
Moe Coane
Stebbins
Ebbins
Clare
Spellman
Edward III
London
England
G. O. Taylor
G. Q. Taylor
H. B. McConnell
Allan Line
Erie Basin ‘Dry Dock
Brooklyn
Everett
Mass
Geo. B. Trafton
W. H. Eldreds
Tremont St
Aenetees
Aivakent
White Dental
Washington St
H. White Co
MehieeaTeenses
Maddocks
Philadelphia
H. M. Maddocks
Fiske
United States Court For
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Sapho
Fessenden
Superior Court
eSounset eMonde
Hood
Ross Winner
George J. Raymond III
Maine
James
G Haynes
Loo
Markhison Ay Te
Lhe
Brady
UNION
Lynch
Donnelly
Harry Affelhoy
Old Fine River Pal Lines
Ss. Columbia Dental
Houghton & Datton
New England Mutual
Post Office Square
Boston, Mass
Act &S
Massachusetts
Omce
Milk Street
Benj
F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
FB. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Alscom
Nat Wise
Metz Manufacturing Co
Franklin St
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