Breen Testimony Reveals Strike Ties to Atteaux Inquiry
In a chaotic cross examination Breen admits to discussing using dynamite against workers and to receiving $7000 for expenses from Atteaux. He acknowledges prior talks about paying others and the role of Korbey and Pitman while detailing his alleged involvement with pressure tactics and hotel expenditures as the trial proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
American Woolen Company
Essex
Banum
Coakley
Breen
Atteaux
Lawrence
Mr. Coakley
Grand Jury
Pitman
Clark
A Father's Curse by R L Goldberg
A poet narrator recalls sending his son to college and losing touch before the son returns as a wrestler. The father, shocked by his son’s life choices and a dramatic family curse, kills him in a final grim twist and asks for a last bite of kidney stew as a farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
Tufts Dental Pitcher Holds Tufts To Four Hit Tie
Milton Academy battled Tufts Dental to a 4 4 tie in a pitchers duel. Keating allowed only one hit for Milton and Trainer kept Tufts to four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Academy
Tufts Dental
Milton
Keating
Tufts
Newton High School Edges Medford In Low-Scoring Game
Newton High School defeated Medford High 6 to 5 at Fulton Street grounds. Medford led until the ninth when Newton broke through with four runs on a Noyes hit. Final line shows Newton 6 runs 7 hits 6 errors, Medford 5 runs 8 hits 4 errors. Batteries Noyes Bradish for Newton Coulon Harris Taffe for Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton High School
Medford
Harvard Beats Pilgrims 11 to 6 in Soldiers Field rout
Harvard defeats the Pilgrims of Boston 11 to 6 at Soldiers Field in a high scoring game. Alsop Clark Ayres Ganett Dexter Tomes McLoughlin and others contributed runs as Harvard pitchers Frye Hitchcock Hicks and McLoughlin held the Pilgrims to six while Crimson hitters racked up eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Pilgrims
Boston
Soldiers Field
Crimson
A.E
Skilton
Wolwick
Dexter
Tomes
Clifford
Alsop
Hardwick
McLoughlin
Wingate
Gannett
Phillips
Wadsworth
Frye
Hitchcock
Hicks
McLou
Yale Triumphs 6-4 as Spirit Beats Brown in Close Battle
Yale outlasts Brown 6 to 4 in New Haven as Eayrs allows nine hits and five walks while Gile dominates with nine strikeouts. Key moments include Yale’s four-run fifth inning and Bayrs’ solid pitching, with 6000 in attendance and an undergrad rally cheering Yale to 16 straight victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Brown
Yale
Eayrs
Crowther
Gile
Bayrs
Fall River
Eli
Loud
Burdett
Lawrence Beats New Bedford In Seventh Inning Rally
Lawrence defeats New Bedford 4 to 3 as New Bedford infield miscues in the seventh allow the lead to change. Griffith homered for Lawrence, while Pearson and Fuller pitched, with Fuller facing 11 1 3 innings and Pearson 7 2 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Bedford
Lawrence
Fuller
Pearson
New Bedfords
Griffith
Carlstrom
Spires
Braggy
Layster
Mahoney
Connaughton
Sweatt
Starr
Kennedy
Pruitt
Phoenix
Weeden
Phenix
Kilhullen
Cargo
B'ymatter
Lynn Defeats Worcester 1 0 in Quick New England Match
Lynn fielded sharply and executed a fine sixth inning squeeze to edge Worcester 1 to 0. The quick game featured strong defense and key plays including a two base hit by Carroll and strategic baserunning, with Neptune driving in the lone run for Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LYNN
Worcester
A. F. Orcutt
Nye
Stewart
Moulton
Wilson
Shotten
Bolman
Britton
van Dyke
O’ Brien
Adel to Box White in eight round Memphis bout
Jake Adel the local lightweight and Southern champion finalist has signed to meet Frankie White of Chicago in Memphis Monday night. The bout will be eight rounds following Mandot's downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jake Adel
Mandot
Frankie White
Chicago
Memphis
De Groff's homer delivers Lowell win over Portland
In a 7th inning tie with two out, De Groff hit a three run homer to left field. Portland rallied in the eighth but fell short as Lowell wins 6 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
de Groff
Portland
Burns
Emmons
Miller
Magee
Halstein
Anderson
Merrill
Bowecock
Hickman
Slattery
Ferrin
De_ Groff
Daly
Zeiser
Henderson
Wormwood
Hayden
Rudderham
Fall River Defeats Brockton 12–5 Behind Strong Hitting
Fall River wins 12 to 5 over Brockton as every Brockton batter records a hit. Maloney belts a homer with a man aboard. Jones Campbell Robinson Delaney Kessler contribute multiple hits. Brignolia allows 12 hits in five innings, McPhee four in four, game time 2 hours 42 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brignolia
Fall River
Jones
Campbell
Robinson
Devine
Fishburne
Delaney
Kessler
Maloney
MccAloon
Howard
Itfort
McPhee
Dowd
Sullivan
Flaherty
McGovern
Courtney
White
C’ Pbell
R'binson
M’g'v'n
Nelson
Hoyt
Wdiess
F’burne
T Sullivan
McAloon
O Brignolla
Anderson
Harvard Oarsmen Depart for Ithaca to Row Cornell
Harvard varsity and freshman crews left Cambridge for Ithaca where they will race Cornell late Saturday afternoon. Quarters at the Glenwood Hotel on Lake Cayuga were secured, with launches to shuttle the team to the starting point for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Varsity
Cambridge
Ithaca
Cornell
Glenwood
Lake Cayuga
Varsity and Freshmen Rowing Races Set at Six Tonight
Races to be run over a two mile course with the varsity crews meeting first and the freshmen after. Both boats trained on the river in the morning and were unrigged and racked for shipment in the afternoon. Shells expected to reach Cornell shortly after the team arrives at training quarters with listed boat orders and substitutes named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varsity
Cornell
Harwood
H. Meyer
Goodale
A. T. Lyman
J. Talbott
Somerville High Beats Cambridge Latin In Field Showdown
Somerville High School defeated Cambridge Latin at Rindge Field yesterday afternoon after a heavy hitting performance. Sands and Downing led the offense with multiple hits including home runs by Sands and Leland. Moore earned the win for Somerville as Flynn struggled for Cambridge Latin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville High School
Cambridge Latin
Rindge Field
Somerville
Land of Somerville
Flynn
Cambridge
Siebert
Silbert
West
S'diford
Downing
Proctor
Blarris
O’brien
Moore
Hyde
Sands
Mitchell
van Amery
Ford
Leland
Seibert
Luciano
Biffer
Tufts Second Team Beats Cushing Academy 8 to 7
Tufts second team defeated Cushing Academy 8 to 7 in Ashburnham on May 21. Key hitter Baugartner batted for Ware in the ninth inning, with multiple hits and two-base and three-base plays boosting Tufts. Pitcher and field details listed with runs, hits, and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Tufts
Cushing Academy
Hall
Eastman
Towne
Mclver
Champlin
Kibb
Fitzgerald
Deyo
Corriden
Baugartner
Lawson
Legethian
Anderson
Godpay
Hart
Devo
Fastman
Campbell
M Namara Ties Brady For State Open Golf Title
The State open golf championship at Brae Burn ends in a tie between T L McNamara and M J Brady after 72 holes with scores of 313. A playoff this afternoon will decide the first prize of 80 dollars while the runner up receives 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brae Burn
Boston
T. L. McNamara
M. J. Brady
Mc Namara Surges To Lead After Record-Smashing Round
Mc Namara rallied from seven behind Brady after five holes and shot a 72 to break the course record by four strokes. Donald did not compete, Alec Ross failed to play his home course well, while Peter Robertson of Fall River tied for third with 327. The two finishers split thirty dollars in prize money. The summary lists round scores for those who finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Brady
Ross
Donald
Alec
Peter Robertson
Fall River
Exeter Defeats N H State Nine In Close Game
Exeter beat New Hampshire State College 4 to 3 in a tight ninth inning climax. Peters slashed a third base drive after Neal’s triple, Milburn and Neal led Exeter hitters, while Jones excelled for New Hampshire State. McPheters was called out for interference on a key play. attendance reported at 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
N. H
Jay
Peters
Neal
New Hampshire State College
Milburn
Jones
New Hampshire
Whatop
Gina Cn
Donovan
Fox
Brackett
Fernald
MecePheters
Brittingham
Veters
Madden
Bissell
Welles
W. Manix
Lexington High Defeats Mitchell Military in Batting Fest
A lively game at the new Lexington Athletic Field saw 34 total stolen bases as Lexington High beat Mitchell Military School of Tillerien 13 to 7. The 19 hits and 10 errors marked a high offensive day, with Captain Ralph Currier's three bagger highlighted the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lexington High
Mitchell Military School of Tillerien
Ralph Currier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Asa Korbey
Korbey
Collins
Mr. Atteaux
William B. Watts
Watts
Sughrue
Pelletier
Gillette Safety Razor Company
By R. L. Goldberg
N. Y
Newton
Loli
Ain
Agarga-Seope
Mear 2d
Radmmuilr
Fred
Berkeley
America
Geo. P. Ide & Co
Troy
N.Y
Makera
Ide Shirta
Firestone
Tella
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
N. Y. Commonwealth
IDE Silver Dollars Globe Shirt CO
Summer St
Cor
Federal
School St
Elis
Snell
Cornish
Reilly
Twehill
Riddell
Middlebrook
Blossom
Schofield
Aee
M'brook
Olnarrs
I’pelly
Andrews
OlJohnson
Nash
Dukette
Pumpelly
Johnson
Adams
Stafford
New England League
New England
ADEL
Lowell Portland
Clemens
Burns Cf
Degroff
Bowcock
Hickman SS
H'stein
Dee
Yelle
A’d’son
Thayer McNeil Co
Russia
Thayer McNeil Company
Men’s Shoe Shop
West Street
Somerville High Swamps
Cushing
Cushing Acad
Ahr Hall Ss
F’ Gerald
Priest
Derowee
O'Shea
Conley
M’namara
M. J. Brady Wollaston
T. L
Alec Ross Brae
N. H. State
A McPheters
bNone
Ampshire
Nages i
POLA
E. Donovan
BE Ak
Oim’p’t'rs
Ham
Tones
Welsh
Lexington and Billerica
B.V.D. Union
U.S.A
the B. V. D. Company
New York
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!