Search for Carrie Jones in Marion Clark kidnapping case
New York police seek Carrie Jones after a man identified another woman as the kidnapper of Marion Clark in Central Park. The mother Mrs Carrie Jones is in danger. doctors warn of possible death from facial paralysis and nervous collapse. Rewards totaling 4190 are offered by The Journal World and others.
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New York
Minnta Smith
Charles W. Johnson
Little Marion Clark
Carrie Jones
Central Park
Mrs. Smith
Marion Clark
Journal
Theodore TB. Starr
James J.crogan
Borough of
Manhattan
Johnson
S. G. Isaacs & Bro
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Tsaacs
Tit
Comparative Figures of the Racers and Vessel Specs
Lead water line and hull dimensions detailed for Mis Columbia including length over all 89 feet 6 inches and beam 24 feet 2 inches. Displacement listed as 20 tons with sails 2 610 square feet and mainmast height 125 feet from deck.
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Columbia
Harvard Varsity Rowing Displays Strong Time on Charles River
A Harvard crew rowed three and a half miles on the Charles River in 18 minutes 10 seconds with the varsity leading the second crew for much of the trial. Captain Wigginson steered with steady pacing while lineup changes continued, including Perkins moving to No 2 and Wood replacing Kernan in the varsity. Head Coach Storrow remains cautious about further shifts to avoid unsettling the trained crew.
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Charles River
Harvard ‘Varsity
Jr. Storrow
Varally
Wigsginson
Perkins
Lawrence
Kernan
Wood
Storrow
Beacon Hill Lawmakers Win Baseball Classic 15 13
The Legislature and Common Council clashed on the field as Beacon Hill lawmakers defeated the Common Council 15 to 13. About 600 spectators filled South End grounds while lawmakers and ward players showcased bright talent, including Representative Boylston, amid a lively, informal showdown.
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Beacon Hill
Lawmakers Playful City Hall baseball game spectacle
A jovial match saw Representative J. J. Gartland shine on second base before a finger dislocation ended his run. A brass band failed to reach the ground on time and two umpires, Sullivan and Curley, officiated as lawmakers from Berkshire to Essex gathered from all regions to watch City Hall’s young players, part of a State House team formed by House members.
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J. J. Gartland
Councilman
Curley
Bhbett
Berkshire
Cape Cod
South Shore
North Shore
Essex
Middlesex
City Hall
State House
House of Representatives
Ordin
South End
Mellen
Lomasney
Quincy
Jerry McCarthy
Charlestown
Fuggeralu
Ward 7
Derby Day Feud Spurs City Hall Push and Pigeons
Confusion from a Derby day game triggered a city hall push as carrier pigeons were released to carry the score to Governor Roosevelt. The article promises the full score to follow, confirming the outcome of the contest.
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Roosevelt
Local Ward Leaders Shine In Club Baseball Exhibition
The report highlights players including Thtbebe at first base and Gartland of Ward 9 as standout stars. Keils of Ward 15 drives the ball, while Flanagan of Ward 19 manages and disciplines his State House team. Beacon Hill’s King catches everything amid cheering crowds. Councilmen Watson and Flynn attend, Watson in a borrowed tennis suit as the game ends with spirited action.
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Bebbe
Gartland
Ward 9
Hanlon
Brooklyns
Keils
Ward 15
Flanagan
Ward 19
State House
Spalding
Cushing
Austin
Beacon Hill Boys
King of
John Dever
Jerry
Country Club Race Meet Sparks High Hopes at Clyde Park
The Country Club hosts a grand two day programme at Clyde Park with flat, hurdle, and steeplechase events. Diversion and Tranian draw Boston attention as steady contenders while Decameron aims to match last season’s Country Club form. St Rudolf and Latitude loom as strong horses in the Myopia steeplechase.
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Country Club
Clyde Park
Chambler
Worth
Tranian
St. Rudolph
Latitude
Diversion Dominates New York Steeplechase at Morris Park
The five year old horse Diversion won the Morris Park steeplechase in New York early this month, beating the course record set by Duke of Abercorn by two seconds. Though fast he lacks the Duke’s cleverness and self confidence, essential for success on the Country Club course. Craig Wads.
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Diversion
New York
Morris Park
Duke of Abercorn
Craig Wads
Steeplechase Entries Signal Memorial Day Duke Cup
Four trained steeplechasers carry 175 pounds in the Duke's Cup and Country Club events. St Rudolph runs in both races with Decameron also favored in the Challenge Cup. If Decameron wins he earns his owner two legs in the cup, an honor once held by the Hitchcock stables.
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Country Club
St. Rudolph
Hitchcock
Ryan and Earl to Pace Ten Mile Race in Boston Meet
Charles T. Warl of Wings County Wheelmen New York travels with 20 pacemakers to Boston for a ten mile paced race against Everett FE from Waltham at the Waltham Athletic Park Company meet. Ryan will be paced by Waltham Bicycle Club teammates. Prizes total 50 and 25 dollars with a second team pursuit race offering 360 in diamonds and 40.
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Charles T. Warl
Wings County Wheelmen
New York
Boston
Everett FE. Ryan
Waltham
Waltham Athletic Park Company
Kings County Wheelmen
Earl
Ryan
Long Island
Waltham Bicycle Clab
Derby Outcome Report From Manchester Race Day
Sloan rode third on Rococo finishing in that place in the Derby. A horse named Ban dicap of the sovereigns was involved. The race was won by Martha.
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Manchester
Tod"’ Sloan
Rococo
Martha It
Myopia Flyers to ride St Rudolph in steeplechase
Harry W. Smith of Worcester will ride St Rudolph for Harrison K Caner of Philadelphia in the Myopia steeplechase at the Country Club tomorrow afternoon. The first race is set for 3 o'clock.
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Harry W. Smith
Worcester
St. Rudolph
Country Club
Harrison K. Caner
Philadelphia
Mr. Smith
Mr. Caner
St. W Rudolph
Smith
T. G. P Frothingham, Jr
Final Training Touches At Charles River Park Track
A large crowd of racing men gathered yesterday afternoon at Charles River Park track for the season's most extensive training day. The turnout marked the peak training attendance so far this year as riders prepared for upcoming events.
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Charles River Park Track
Memorial Day Races Preview at A C Track
Amateur and pro cyclists prepare for the Memorial Day meet at the A C track with trials and finals on a full slate. Eddie McDuffee heads to Philadelphia for a motor paced match race with Maroe Taylor tomorrow afternoon while Nat Butler and others sport strong form in practice. The program includes one mile novce and pro races, two mile events, schoolboys, team pursuit and a Metropolitan Wheelmen vs Roslindale Cycling Club showdown.
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Oscar Wedstrom
Hugh McLean
A. A. Mclean
Frank Gately
Joe Downey
A. C
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Roslindale
St Mary's North End Picnic Sports Under Bowler at Lake Walden
Athletic programme for St Marys Church reunion at Lake Walden on July 20 directed by John W Bowler includes Open handicap events sanctioned by the N E A A U. U. Entries for each event require a fee and close with Phyphen J Fitzpatrick of 2 Chessman Place and John Chiesa of 40 Thacher Street by July 10.
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St. Mary's Church
North End
Lake Walden
John W. Bowler
Catholic Literary Union Field Day in Medford Park
The Catholic Literary Union of Charlestown schedules a field day at Combination Park Medford on Saturday July 8 featuring girls 50 and 100 yard races, 11 mile run, broad jump and other track events, bicycle races trotting contests ball games a boys prize drill and an evening band concert and cake walk.
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Catholic Literary Union of
Charlestown
Combination Park
Medford
Horless Carriage Trip Reaches Utica After Stopover
The horstless carriage traveling from Cleveland to New York arrived in Utica at 9 o clock after leaving Syracuse at 4 a m. It spent a brief halt for repairs and logged 44425 miles on its cyclometer since leaving Cleveland.
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Utica
N. Y
Cleveland
New York
Syracuse
Clleveland
Earl to Race Everett Ryan
In the Common Council last evening Councilman Arthur K. Peek of Ward 2 introduced an order to regulate street watering. The proposed amendment requires a six foot dry central stripe on wide streets and sprinkling only one half at a time, with time to dry before the other half is sprinkled.
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Common Council
Arthur K. Peek
Ward
Massachusetts
Mr. Peck
Peck
Campaien
League of American Wheelmen
Wheeling
Massachusetts Avenue
Bicycle Notes and Racing Moves Across Regions
New York riders petition for a special LAW session to review league control of racing. R M Alexander and Cr Stuart Bolting enter the Irvington Milburn 25 mile race with Bolting eyeing a shift to bicycle manufacturing. Worcester clubs plan a track. Chicago rumors place LA W chairman Gerlach on the verge of resignation. Winchester hosts a ten mile road race on Saturday afternoon June 194. College riders may face trouble due to NCAA race meet links with AA W and IL A W, risking dissolving affiliations.
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New York
R. M. Alexander
Irvington-Milburn
Stuart Bolting
New England
Bolting
Worcester
Worcester County Cycle Clubs
Chicago
Hom
Gerlach
L. A. W. Racing Board
Spalding's Official Bicycle Guide Reviewed
Spalding's Bicycle Guide edited by S A Nelson is published as a key part of Spalding's athletic library. It covers gear selection training for races and features authoritative reviews by George Stackhouse and A G Batchelder on the L A W and N C A disputes with strong racing photos and a comprehensive best on records table for cyclists.
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Spalding
S. A. Nelson
George Stackhouse
A. G. Batchelder
Evcling
Princeton Track Officials Elected at May Meet
Princeton Illinois May 23 A meeting of Princeton students elected Carl Langenberg of St Louis manager of the track association James W Jameson of New Hampshire assistant manager and Thomas W Cloney of Missouri manager of the baseball association.
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Princeton
Carl Langenberg
St. Louis
Track Association
James W. Jameson
New Hampshire
Thomas W. Cloney
Missouri
Baseball Association
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co Adclaims Wringers and Sweepers
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co, successor to American Wringer Co for New England retail business, advertises 77 79 Franklin and 80 Arch Street Wringers and Sweepers. Repairing a Specialty. Orders promptly attended to. Boston 2600.
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Metropolitan Manufacturing CO
American Wringer Co
New England
Branklin
Archsty
Teles
Boston
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