Independence to Race at Newport Trials in June
The Independence will compete in Newport trial races June 15 to 17, with the Lawson yacht allowed to join other events where the Constitution participates. The New York Yacht Club cup committee voted to admit the Boston boat after objections were overcome, Lipton contributing to the decision. Steel mast and derrick work to install rigging described as preparations today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independences
Lipton Cables
Lawson
New York
Independence
Newport
Boston
New York Yacht Club Cup
Thomas Lipton
America
Wielening
Hutchinson Chosen Boston Republican City Chairman
The Boston Republican twenty-five member committee selected Isaac P. Hutchinson of Ward 10 as city chairman by a 17 to 8 vote. His anti Hart stance signals shifts toward Bates and Lodge opposition, with implications for future gubernatorial and police leadership, while tensions rise over city hall harmony and a proposed street department reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Twenty- Avé
Républican City Committee
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Ward
Tseholos
Hutchinson
anti-Hart
Seister Charlies
H. ‘Innes
Franz Hugo Krebs
George N. Swallow
Whoward-Presho
Bill Campbell
B. Mortain Hatch
Walter L. Sears
Curtis Uild, Jr
John L. Bates
Friends
Guild
Senator Lodge
Hutchin
Bates
Boston
Republica
City
General Committee
Hart
Crowerful
Aheping Tee
Butchinson
P Mae
Lodge
Bes
Believ
Olice
Franz Hugo J
Rebs
Ani
Pemberton Square
Hutchingon
S. Selection
Theii
Dewey
Sears
Ward 7
Heeler
Alter. L
City Hall
Republican City’ Committee
Republican Party
Thomas
N. Hart
Republican City Committee
Mey
Penacer
Arthur Russe
Mir
Committee On Rules
John Marno
Ward 1
Jesse M. Gove
Russell
Cotter
Waldo N. Sanders
William P. Bryant
Frank W. Easterbrook
Edward W. Preshoee
Lawson Contemplates Independence Abroad Racing Plans
Thomas W. Lawson may take his independence to England to race with the new challenger. If Shamrock I cannot be restored to full racing powers in time, Lawson would settle for a contest with Shamrock I. The decision hinges on Sir Thomas Lipton and the readiness of either Shamrock to be in best form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
England
Shamrock I
Mr. Lawson
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lipton Faces Setback as Shamrock II Wrecked in Solent
Sir Thomas Lipton recounts the dramatic Solent squall that wrecked Shamrock II aboard a Royal voyage. King Edward VII and other dignitaries escaped unharmed as Lipton sought an extension from the New York Yacht Club to race again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Solent
Edward
Sir Thomas Liptoni
Thomas Lipton
Hythe
London
Sir Thomas
King Edward
Londonderry
Jameson
Watson
Block
Mr. Watson
Also Mentioned on This Page
New England
Iver Johnson , Sporting Goods Co
John RP. Lovell Arms Co
Washington St
May
Oxford
Vorenberg
Washington, Hanover and Elm Sts
Elcho
Havana
Cigar
State St
Shuman Corner
Murray
Wheeler
Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Mr. On
Mr. Jameson
Arery
Ome Yacht Club
Thomas ‘Calc
Americas
Ib Énersy
Cas Cas& Coke Co
Mick.Street
New Haven
Virginia
Ous
Moe
Vicinity