May Have 10 Delay Tucker's Execution
The Massachusetts Supreme Court awaits a ruling on whether petitions for clemency must go to the executive council. If not, Governor Guild may proceed without council advice, delaying Tucker's June 10 execution and prompting possible reprieve actions.
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Tucker
Commonwealth
Executive Council
Charles L. Tucker
Supreme Court
Guild
Sheldon
Sherman
Massachusetts
Pauline Mackay Wins State Golf Championship Met at Woodland Club
Pauline Mackay of Oakley Country Club retained the State title by defeating Harriet Curtis of the Country Club in the final, seven up six to play. Mackay led from the start and finished on the 12th green, while Curtis won only one hole. Curtis struggled with long game and putting. In the Phelps prize final, F C Osgood defeated L A Wells one up in 19 holes.
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Auburndale
Pauline Mackay
Oakley Country Club
Harriet
Curtis
Woodland Golf Club
Miss Mackay
Miss Curtis
F. C. Osgood
L. A. Wells
Lynn Beats New Bedford Behind Klobedanz Prowess
Lynn defeats New Bedford 8 to 5 as pitcher Klobedanz goes strong. Pastors, Bannon, Radford and Lovell lead offense with key hits. Austin homers for New Bedford. Game lasts about 20 minutes with multiple errors and stolen bases highlighting the action.
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New England
New Bedford
Lynn
Klobedang
New
Pastor
Kavanagh
C.f
Bannon
Valdois
McDonald
Labelle
Klobedanz
Eocensel
Radford
Lovell
Connors
Clark
Austin
Elliott
Canavapd
Bigbie
Burke
Braun
Canavan
Radf
Worcester Defeats Lawrence In Errorless Match 5 to 0
Worcester delivered an errorless performance defeating Lawrence 5 to 0. Key players include Burkett Henry Hickman Bradley and Zacher with solid hitting and multiple runs scored. Umpire Stafford officiated as Bushey and Leith pitched for their teams.
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Bed England
Worcester
Lawrence
Worceste Lawrence
BH. Pe
BR. Bh.po.a
O’ Bourne
R.f
Spooner
C.f
Billett
Zacher
Page
Burkett
Wilson
Hickman
Weddige
A Bradley
Siz
C’aughton
Gortoh
Dj Cote
Bushey
Leith
Discesso
Henry
Bradley
Ewe
Pete
Zares Gorton
Lowell Triumphs 6 5 Over Haverhill In Crunching Tilt
Lowell edged Haverhill 6 to 5 in a tight game decided in the ninth. Key plays included a fateful infield grounder ending the top of the frame and a late substitution in the ninth for Madden. Fitzmaurice led Lowell with two hits and two runs, while Rothermel, Boardman, Waterman and Carroll contributed multi hit nights.
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Madden
Lowell
Haverhill
Fitzmaurice
Brothermel
Carroll
Boardman
Waterman
Connolly
Sheets
Sullivan
Fitzmaurice Coe Abbott
Ieee
Donald
Annn
Ehdeans
See Bind
Groom
Inns
Lake Wats
Maroney
Fall River Falls To Cross In Shutout Loss
Fall River loses 8 to 0 as Cross dominates with strong pitching. Swanson and Lee allow only a few hits while New England rival Cross seals the win in 1 hour 45 minutes with umpire O'Brien at the plate.
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New England
Fall River
Chester
H.po
A.B. Phelan
Aes
O’hara
R.f
Eustace
Higgins
C.f
Pleiss
Ere
Bowcock
Heard
Guiheen
Drew
Kiernan
Moorehead
Eaton
Sullivan
Meta
Watters
Swanson
Lee
Aeeee
Maen
Mai
Yale Leads Contenders as Intercollegiate Meet Opens
Yale Harvard Pennsylvania and Cornell head a crowded field as preliminaries begin for the 31st intercollegiate championships. Yale shocks with strong showings in sprints and field events while Harvard and Penn vie for overall points. Key heats reveal Dodge Ford Cartmell Castleman and Parsons among early leaders as finals loom today at sink PR penne.
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Yale
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Cornell
Parsons
Yessaneey
Whitham
Dear
Cartmell
Amsler
Mike Murphy
Hen
Pennsy
Bongack
Rogers and Hern
Henrie
Swarthmore
Dodge
Ford
Lockwood
Hamilton
Rand
Cobb
Whitman
Captain Dives
Stephenson
Grant
Roosevelt
Clark
Somers
Kersburg
Oveson
G. Castleman
Colgate
Harr
Syracuse
Zink
Columbia
L. P. Dodge
G. M. Butler
F. F. Read
Amherst
F. J
Areca
F. B. Townsend
B. Parsons
Erat
R. P. Lingle
L. &. Latimer
F. R. Castleman
H. W. Eales
W. M. Armstrong
W. M. Rand
Shaw
Dartmouth
Amstet
R. ©. Turner
F H. Hububbard
Ambherat
World of Sport notes and colorful reactions to Boston victory
A nostalgic column recounts Jimmy Collins triumphs and telegrams from dignitaries and rivals. It also mentions jockey Herman Radtke’s salary dispute, Harvard and Cornell rowing, Chicago football contract, Kilpatrick pacing, and McGraw deploying detectives on the Giants.
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Herman Radtke
Gravesend
Chicago
Cornell
Chiese
Cartman
No News Yet From Colins On Heydon McFarland Signings
Treasurer Hugh McBreen of Colins says he cannot confirm or deny a Boston signing of Heydon and catcher McFarland. Manager Jones of Chicago doubts the report and owner Comiskey has not commented. McBreen says Heydon wasn’t considered and that a definite word is expected at any hour.
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Colins
Boston
Heydon
McFarland
Jones
Chicago
Comiskey
McBreen
11 Inning Victory for Dartmouth Over Seton Hall
In Orange New Jersey on May 25 Dartmouth defeated Seton Hall in an 11 inning game by a score of 6 to 4. Scorers include Scapellan Skillman Main Ferry and McGrath for Dartmouth.
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Eee
Conn League Results at Weterbury Waterbury
League results show New London 3 over New Haven Bridgeport 2 at a field-renivers event in spring.
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Weterbury
Waterbury
New W
London
Reet Field- Renivers
Springadd
New Haven
Bridgeport
Lynn at Newee Lawrence at. center. setae at River.
Lynn and Lawrence appear in a fragmented note about a center and river setting. The text mentions Haver and Lowell as names linked to the scene, suggesting a local reference or partial listing of people and places. The incomplete OCR leaves critical details uncertain.
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New England
Lynn
Newee Lawrence
Setae
Haver Et Lowell
Roxbury Latin Defeats Nobles In Tight South End Game
Roxbury Latin beat Nobles 4 to 2 in a close Interpre preparatory league contest at the South End. Everts struck out 12 as Aronson Stevens and Kelley starred with bat and glove. Attendance 500. Hall pitched for Nobles, Everts for Roxbury Latin.
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Nobles
South End
Unds
Tciers
Everts
Aronson
Stevens
Kelley
Richardson
Roxbury
Hall
Wae Mills
Minot
Rich’son
Newton
Peters
Sweetser
Brehaut
Liv'rmore
R.f
Fox
Joy
Soule
Mosser
Balle
Maynard
Hallahan
Winthrop High Beats West Roxbury High 11 to 7
Winthrop High defeated West Roxbury High 11 to 7 yesterday afternoon at Winthrop. Capt Sleeper’s fielding and Kinney’s hitting highlighted the home win while Leonard and Lennon starred for West Roxbury. Kinney led with three runs batted in as Winthrop racked up eight runs in the late innings.
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Winthrop
West Roxbury High
Winthrop High
Sleeper
Kinney
Leonard
Lennon
West Roxbury
Winthrop H
W. Roxbury H
A.bagnall
T’ksbury
Taillacq
Ryan
B.b'nall
Brown
Quigley
R.f
Knudeon
Knight
Tewkesbury
Knudson
Shorley
Howland
A. Bagnall
Shapiro
Tewksbury
Bi ‘Winthrop
Dead Horse Hill records fell in Worcester hill climb
In Worcester on May 25 an official record for Dead Horse Hill of 1 minute 12.58 seconds was set by A. L. Campbell driving Samuel B. Stevens' 80 horsepower Darracq in event 21 for cars over 2204 pounds. Stevens’ Daimler clocked 1 minute 24.15 in class 17 stock cars. The De Dietrich driven by J. R. Harding posted 1.19.15 but was protested as a stripped racing car.
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Worcester
de Dietrich
J. R. Harding
Alexander Ross Wins Open Golf Championship at Brae Burn
Alexander Ross of the Brae Burn Club Newton won the open championship with 297 for 72 holes at Wollaston. Aleck Campbell of the Country Club Brookline was second with 298, followed by R MacAnder Wollaston third with 300 and D J Ross Oakley Watertown fourth with 303. The article lists scores for all contestants.
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Alexander Ross
Brae Burn Club
Newton
Aleck Campbell
Country Club
Brookline
R. MacAnder
D. J. Ross
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Baseball Notes and Gossip From Early Season Action
Today's game begins at 3 with Owens or Smith and Harris or Gibson on the mound. The Cardinals defeated the Giants yesterday and the Chicago Nationals lead the standings. George A. White explains the four in the famed ag four and mentions past NL stints for J Kennedy Worcester. Bertie Ferris argued with O Loughlin at third in the second inning.
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Owens
Smith
Harris
Gibson
Cardinals
Giants
Chicago Nationals
Jesse Tannehbill
Bob
George A. White
Worcester
Bertie
Ferris
O'Loughlin
Aid Tucker's Parents Fund Grows With Each Donation
The signers of the Tucker petition continue to send funds to the parents of Charles L. Tucker. A Post representative delivered another contribution to the couple at their gray house. The effort, proposed by Linn Boyd Porter, aims to support Mr. and Mrs. Tucker in their hardship and honor their son's memory as they face aging and illness.
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Frisco
Tucker
Charles L. Tucker
Gray House
Linn Boyd Porter
Indictments in Fertilizer Trust Probe
A federal grand jury in Nashville today indicted about persons in the alleged fertilizer trust case. The scheme involves Southern concerns with no involvement by New England firms.
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Nashville, Tenn
Federal Grand Jury
New England
Ten Thousand Dollar Lynn Factory Fire
A Lynn Realty building No 4 fire caused by suspected spontaneous combustion did at least 10000 dollars in damage. Water from sprinklers ruined much finished stock. Principal losers include J L Walker Co Putnam Cross Randall Adams Reed Cross and Bennett shoe firms.
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Lynn
Lynn Realty
J. L. Walker & Co
Putnam & Cross, Randall, Adams’ & Co
Reed, Cross & Co
Bennett & Co
Jig Stone Keeps Kid Stein From Victory at A C Meet
Jig Stone of Boston and Kid Stein of Philadelphia fought a six round semi windup at the Consolidated A C. Stone landed on Stein in the sixth round as Stein went down repeatedly. A draw occurred between Johnny Allen of Philadelphia and Kid Stinger. Ferns and Kidlen of Philadelphia engaged in a rough bout that was stopped. Preliminaries saw Kid McKenna defeat Philppe and Jack Lowery beat Bill Landers. The card included Kid O Brien vs Ralph Linder ending in a draw.
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Stone
Boston
Kid Stein
Philadelphia
Consolidated A. C
Stein
Porgy
Johnny Allen
Kid Stinger
Harry Ferns
Kidlen
Une
Women Witnesses Stand with Tucker Verdict
A Post survey of female witnesses from the Tucker trial finds prosecutors’ witnesses uphold guilt while defense witnesses harbor doubt. Statements from Mrs Stella Wiggin Mrs Standish Miss Sarah Gonnolly Mrs Baxter Mrs Helen Tyler and Miss Susie Cutter reflect continued views on the verdict and new medical evidence.
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Tucker
Post
Stella L. Wiggin
Bourne Street
Auburndale
Vahey Seeks New Evidence in Tucker Case
James H. Vahey, senior counsel for Charles L. Tucker, declares they possess abundant new evidence contradicting government claims. He cites stickpin feature and testimony about Tucker's knife wounds as pivotal to proving Tucker's innocence.
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James H. Vahey
Charles L. Tucker
Tucker
Hawaiian man held on alleged threats to the President
Washington May 25 Robert P Lewis an Hawaiian was arrested on suspicion his mind was affected after allegations he threatened violence toward the President He was sent tonight to St Elizabeths Asylum for the Insane.
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Washington
Robert P. Lewis
St. Elizabeth's Asylum For
First Corps Cadet Dance At Armory Draws Large Crowd
Nearly 3000 attended the First Corps Cadets Band concert at the armory honoring past commanders and Loyal Legion members. The 35 piece band directed by John B Fielding performed selections and then adjourned to a dance enjoyed by about 2000 people until 11 o'clock, with many militia officers among the guests.
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Carpe of Cadets
Armory
Loyal Legion
John B. Fielding
NO PENSIONS FOR PROBATE JUDGES VOTE IN SENATE
In the Senate a bill for retirement of probate and insolvency judges failed 17 to 19 after a protest by Senator Reed who called the measure an outrage. The roll call shows 19 votes against and 17 for, with names listed for yeas and nays. Summer excursion tariff announced effective June 1 via B and A and New York Central from Boston to Adirondacks Thousand Islands Niagara Falls and Lake Michigan resorts. agents at 366 Washington street Boston offer details.
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Senate
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Esate
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Cassidy
Chace
Clark
Cox
Essex
Cummings
Dean
Harding
Hill
Mahoney
Nevin
NEW York Central
Poston & & Albany Railroad
Adirondacks
Thougand Islands
Niaga¢ara Falls
Lake Michigan
R. M. Harris
Washington Street
Boston
Maas
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