Collision mystery aboard Sagamore near Boston
The Sagamore rescued a two masted schooner after a collision in fog en route to Boston. Damage is estimated at six thousand dollars with repairs in Atlantic Iron Works East Boston. Twenty four passengers were landed by the Camilla. landing procedures raise questions with immigration authorities.
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Boston
Sagamore
Brittain
Camilla
Barrett
Customs Service
Warren
Warren Line
Kansas
Ilkesbarre
Mrs Frank Leslie Seeks Retraction Over Wilde Interview
In a letter to the Post Mrs. Frank Leslie denies involvement in a New York Sunday interview about Oscar Wilde. She clarifies she severed ties with Wilde's family over two years ago and asks the paper to publish a correction before her return to editorial duties in early spring.
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The
Post
New York
Europe
Wilde
Oscar Wilde
Frank Leslie
Bond Street
Regatta Committee Plans First Metro Rowing Meet
The Metropolitan Rowing Association regatta committee met at the B A A boat house and outlined events for the first regatta on June 47. Classes include senior junior and intermediate shells and various fours and doubles. The B A A and West Lynns sponsor the meet with Bradfords and Farraguts from Lynn affiliating. Prizes include $50 contributions from Buckley and $50 from Harry D Bennett with further support from Bennett and others.
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Metropolitan Rowing Association
Epi
Shell
West Lynns
Bradfords
Farraguts of
Lynn
Harry D. Bennett
D. A. Whelton
Eugene Sy
Buckley
Mr. Bennett
Are the Bostons in trouble with the team dis content
Reports from the West stir local fans about possible discontent on the Boston team. While one or two players have argued, late word says the spats were minor. The club faces tired fielding and uneven effort, though Dolan and Stivetts perform well. Thursday opens a clash with the East and West. The lone league game today is Philadelphia at New York.
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Bostons
West
Tommy McCarthy
Jack Stivetts
Umpire Controversy Leaders to Protest in Baltimore Chicago Game
Umpire Murray drew fierce protests from 14,000 fans as Baltimore beat Chicago 12 to 8. Anson was benched in the eighth and fined 23 dollars for arguing. Hart plans a protest. Base hits favored Baltimore 17 to 12 with 4 Chicago errors. Batteries: Hoffer Gleason Robinson and Terry Moran.
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Chicago
Murray
Baltimore
Anson
Hart
Hoffer
Gleason
Robinson
Terry
Moran
Brooklyns sweep home game with strong defense
In Louisville on May 26 the Brooklyns won three straight as Louisville failed to hit Lucid while Lucy yielded easily to the visitors. Brooklyn played superbly in the field despite poor grounds from heavy rains. Attendance was 500. Base hits Brooklyn 17 Louisville 6. Errors Louisville 5. Batteries Lucid and Grim Berchers Luby and Zahner.
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Louisville
Brooklyns
Louisvilles
Lucy
Brooklyn
Lucid
Grim
Berchers
Luby
Zahner
Cincinnati Wins Wet Series Finale Against Cleveland
In a midweek game on wet grounds Cincinnati defeated Cleveland 7 to 4 after showers. Attendance reached 3000 as Rhines and Merritt paired for Cincinnati while Wallace and O Connor worked Cleveland battery. Cincinnati totaled 7 hits to Cleveland's 12 with 4 errors for the visitors.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Rhines
Merritt
Wallace
O'Connor
Breitenstein Shines as Washington Beats St Louis
St Louis played poorly as Washington dominated. Breitenstein excelled with solid support while Connor Cooks and Miller hit home runs. Attendance reached 6000 as St Louis posted 22 hits to Washington’s 6 and committed 8 errors. Breitenstein-Peitz faced Stockdale Mullarkey McGuire Coogan in the mound matchup.
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ST. Louis
Washingtons
Breitenstein
Connor
Cooks
Miller
Washington
Peitz
Stockdale
Mullarkey
McGuire
Coogan
Boston League Team to Face Harvard at Cambridge Field
The Boston league team meets Harvard this afternoon at Holmes Field in Cambridge. First pitch is at 4 o clock. Boston batting order lists Lowe at second base Long at shortstop Duffy in center McCarthy left Nash at third Tucker at first Ban non right field Tenny catcher Wilson Nichols pitchers. Harvard batting order features Adams at third Rand right Whittemore short Paine Highlands pitchers Stevenson first Burgess center Wrenn second Hayes left.
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Cambridge
Holmes Field
Boston
Lowe
Long
Duffy
McCarthy
Nash
Tucker
Bannon
Tenny
Wilson
Nichols
Adams
Rand
Whittemore
Paine
Highlands
Stevenson
Burgess
Wrenn
Hayes
Wilkes-Barre Edges Rochester In Rain-Shortened Tilt
Wilkes-Barre defeated Rochester 9 to 3 as rain halted play in the eighth inning with the bases loaded. Daly was due to drive in at least two runs before the game ended. attendance 1,600. Errors favored Rochester 8 to Wilkes-Barre’s 1.
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Rochester
N. Y
Wilkesbarre
Daly
Revieves
Lerren Misono
Diggins
Duryea
Rain Halts Buffalo Springfield Game After Four Innings
The Buffalo game against Springfield was stopped in the fourth inning due to rain. Springfield led 1 to 0 when play was suspended.
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Buffalo
Springfield
Baseball gossip from Pittsburg visit Harvard in Cambridge
The Boston team arrives today from Pittsburg and meets Harvard at Cambridge in the afternoon. A tale about Yale Murphy recalls how a small freshman was told he could not play yet became Yale’s leading player, often cited when demonstrations occur.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale Murphy
Murphy
Yale
Bowduare
Oarsmen Work Through Gloomy Day At Regatta Prep
Rowing clubs on the Charles endured showers and sun breaks as crews practiced. The Bradfords, Riv ersides, City Point and West Ends fielded juniors and seniors, with selections set for the Metropolitan regatta on June 17 and a junior eight, senior four, and senior eight aimed at honors.
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Charles
Bradfords
Joe Maguire
Berkeley
Sullivan
McKenzie
Grainey
Fallon
Brennan
Tom Maguire
Jimmie Brogan
P. Cleary
P. Berkeley
Davis
Maguire Brothers
Hobbs
Fred Hines
W. Parrock
Tom Corcoran
John Murphy
William Balmer
Ludlow Berkeley
Tom McCoy
Pat Anglin
Jere Casey
Joe Hobbs
John D. Ryan
Mike Early
Moffatt
Meaher
Bailey
Irving
Peter Conley
City Point Rowing Association
South Boston
J. S. Bennett
J. McCarty
Frank Johnson
Thomas Denney
Tom Geary
John Sullivan
J. Howard
J. Rand
Dr. Townsend
Union Boat Club
East Boston
Dan Sullivan
Joe Whitehead
West Lynn Boat Club
J. Cosgrove
D. Dineen
T. Dineen
W. Bergen
P. W. Williams
M. Devin
P. Donald
J. Carbon
Niel Buckley
Mike Buckley
Billy Bergen
Carryall Party Attacks Bicyclists On Suburban Road
Two Dow brothers riding to Cambridge were struck by a four horse carryall near Lincoln. After a quarrel the carriage occupants assaulted the cyclists and pursued them toward Waltham. Lincoln authorities were notified. Waltham Officer McCarthy stopped the carriage and handed over the names to the Dow brothers. The cyclists planned a later complaint in Concord.
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Lincoln
Dow
Cambridge
Waltham
McCarthy
Dow Brothers
Concord
Usher Onthank Dies After 29 Years at Boston Theatre
W H Onthank longtime chief usher at the Boston Theatre died at his Somerville home on Saturday evening May 25 aged 69 years 10 months. He was a familiar face to theatergoers known for his genial smile and courteous manner. The funeral will be held at 17 Moreland Street Winter Hill Somerville Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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W. H. Onthank
Boston
Somerville
Moreland Street
Winter Hil
Smith Ready for Billy Smith vs Ryan at Seaside Club
Mysterious Billy Smith leaves Park Square station with about 200 sports fans for tonight’s welterweight clash with Tommy Ryan at the Seaside Athletic Club. The crowd, filled with noted sporting celebrities, packed the depot and sidewalks as Smith greeted friends and accepted bouquets before the train headed to New York.
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Billy Smith
Tommy Ryan
Seaside Athletic Club
Park Square
Park Square Station
Smith
Saith
Billy
New York
Charles Haley
Frank Rose
Nelson
Mike Carney
George McGailey
William Pierce
Denny Murphy
Dick O'Brien
Ed Parker
Jim Brophey
J. Kenneston
Joe Murray
Mike Sears
Billy Hennessy
Dan Murphy
Billy Knowles
Joe Keefe
Joe Stack
Charlie Mackie
Ben Walker
Jack Sheehan
Sullivan Benefit Tonight for Boxing Idol John L Sullivan
Boxing gossip notes Sullivan's week at the Columbia with Joe Lannon in scientific bouts. Thursday’s Decoration Day receipts go to Sullivan’s benefit, urged by local sportsmen as he faces financial need and past praise for elevating the sport. Also reports Butler's 12-round bout in Lynn, Ryan Smith at Coney Island, and local club events.
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John L. Sullivan
Columbia
Joe Lannon
Sullivan
John L
London
John
Columbia Theatre
Kirtland
Lynn
John E. Butler
Andy Watson
Tom O’rourke
Halifax
Boston
Ryan-Smith
Coney Island
Post
Old
New York
Blackwell's Island
Prince of Wales
England
Griffo
Ted Pritchard
Dick Burge
Arthur Valentine
Jem Smith
Kilrain
Pretty Keen Talker Crockett Moves Council To Debate June 17 Aid
Councilman Edwin S and Crockett of Ward 10 on Beacon Hill stirred colleagues with a speech last Thursday night over the June 17 appropriation. A 2 year old law student and first term member, Crockett is tall and light complexioned and attends Temple Street Methodist Church and the League. He resides at 16 Mt Vernon Street.
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Edwin S&s. Crockett
Council Chamber
Beacon Hill
Mt. Vernon Street
Ward 10
Young Crockett
Common Council
Crockett
Temple Street ‘Methodist Church
The
League
Boston Sea Ee
A Boston Bicycle Tour to South Framingham
George L. Marvin details a 43 mile ride from Westland avenue through Newton Centre Waban Wellesley and Saxonville to South Framingham and back. He notes roads after rain slow in places and the scenic landscapes Lake Cochituate Mt Wachusett and Weston views. He cites a hospital dinner stop at South Framingham and a return through Waltham Watertown and the Fenlands.
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South Framingham
Boston
Westland Avenue
Back Bay Park
Fens
Riverway
Longwood Avenue
Coolidge's Corner
Beacon Street
Reservoir
Newton Centre
Waban
Newton Lower Falls
Wellesley Hills
Wellesley
Natick
Natick Common
Walker
Hill
Vale
Lake Cochituate
Saxonville
New England
Old Colony House
Washington
Boston & Albany
School Street
Robin Redbreasts
Central Avenue
Framingham Turn-Pike
Sudbury
Weston
Mt. Wachusett
Colorado
Auburndale
Waltham
Commonwealth Avenue
George L. Marvin
Bullets in His Leg in Malden Shooting
In Malden Oak Grove there was a shooting last evening involving Dedrick Feldermann. He, intoxicated, assaulted his wife and children with a knife after entering the home, injuring his son with the knife. The wife fired at him to frighten him. two bullets hit Feldermann in the leg and he was taken to the hospital. No arrests were made.
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Malden
Oak Grove
Dedrick Feldermann
Oak Grove Place
Feldermann
Boston
Burleigh
Enwright
Malden Hospital
Sys
Zimmerman Heads to Boston For Waltham Spring Meet
Arthur A. Zimmerman, world champion cyclist, is in Boston as plans form for the May 30 Waltham spring race meet of the Associated Cycling Clubs. He and Mrs. Zimmerman arrived from New York and visited with committee chair A. K. Peck. Officials discuss race sanctions, track availability, and potential conflicts with other meets around Labor Day.
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Lynn
Nervease Co
Curtis & Spindell
L. F. Bent
Mass
Boston
Waltham
Zimmerman
A. B. (Quilla) Rich
Harvey Hutchins
Rich
Staten Island
King Pin
Wheeler
America
Europe
Zimmy
Leste Brothers
Plainfield
N. J
Spencer T. Williams
A. K. Peck
Charles G. Percival
The
Press Cycling Club
Associated Cycling Clubs
Arthur A. Zimmerman
Mrs. Zimmerman
Young’s
New York
Fail River
Emery
Gideon
H. W. Robinson
McGinley
St. Botolph
West Newton
Consolidated Cycling Clubs Hold Evening Meeting
The Consolidated Cycling Clubs met yesterday afternoon at the Maiden Wheelmen rooms chaired by J. M. McKinley. J. J. Walsh, expelled from his club last Friday, attended. he remains president of the c. Co. C with a protest noted. The rights and privileges committee, via Mr. Chipman, said they asked the Boston Board of Health chairman to install a wheel rack at the I street bath house South Boston. The chairman agreed and suggested consulting Mr. Regan in charge at the bath house.
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South Everett
Beacham Street
Everett Cycle Club
F. L. Wallace
T. F. Shinney
F. Broman
J. F. Murray Capetain
J. Valcour
Leutenant
Willian Sullivan
James, Haglett
William Cribbs
Pace
Lynn
Press
Waltham
Consolidated
J. M. McKinley
J. J. Walsh
C. Co. C
Committee On Rights and Privileges
Mr. Chipman
Boston Board of Health
I. ° Street
Bath House
South
Boston
Regan
Bicycle Accident On Brighton Hill Injures William Anderson
William Anderson coasting a heavy forty pound old fashioned wheel on Brighton Hill Watl tham lost control and struck a telephone pole. He lay senseless then was taken to Waltham police station where a doctor treated him for an hour before he regained consciousness and was taken home. He works on the Baker estate.
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William Anderson
Brighton Hill
Watltham
Waltham
Baker
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