Harvard Dreams and Baseball Banter Through a Turbulent Series
The piece follows varied quips from the Boston scene about McGinnity catching a field mouse for luck after a victory over the Cubs, Coach Touls Pieper at Harvard foreseeing a Princeton win, and players like Bart Parker and Buck Wreeman showcased in humorous vignettes. It also riffs on Garrell of Michigan and pitcher Max Clay, noting college bids and possible destinations amid future student-athlete chatter.
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Touls Pieper
Harvard Nine
Princeton Tigers
Princeton
Pieper
Wheat Traders Score Millions in Wheat Market Frenzy
Chicago May 26 Two hundred million dollars has been won and lost in the last 30 days in wheat speculation. Ed Bagley the boy broker rose to prominence with floor pranks and claims of about thirty thousand dollars profits. Fred Lewis says he took forty six thousand but may have cleared over a hundred thousand. The Patten brothers reportedly led winners with nearly two million. Earl O Neill and H C Champlin also gained sizable sums, while Joe Lineberger and others are cited as fortunes made or lost in the rapid rise and fall of wheat values.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Ed Bagley
Lmelight
Bag
H. C. Champlin
Dave Roberts
Little Bobs
Lord Roberts
Joseph Lineberger
Joe Leggs
Lineberger
Jack Allen
The
Edward W. Bailey
John McDougal
John Wilkins
John Schaack
Benjamin Stauffer
N. Comstock
James Rankin
Frank Frazier
W.W. Bartlett
Harvard Aims for High Finish in Intercollegiate Meet
Harvard expects a strong showing as star athletes recover form. Coach Lathrop pushes for fourth place or higher, with Laurie Dodge likely to place in both dashes and possibly second in the 220. Captain Bill Minot and Hadden target scoring in the mile, while Harry Kersberg faces uncertain hammer distance.
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Fettle
Harvard
Lathrop
Laurie Dodge
Bill Minot
New Haven
Hadden
Harry Kersberg
Circus Arrives in Boston Amid Downpour of Rain
The big circus pitches tents in Boston after a fierce rain, erecting dining and cooks tents in minutes. Over 1200 workers and numerous animals move in as the parade set for 9 30 this morning winds through Tremont, Hollis, and surrounding streets to Scollay square and back to the grounds.
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Boston
Back Bay
Troy
N. Y
Jlantington Avenue
Tlantington Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Tremont
Eliot
Sneeland
Lincoln
High
Federal
Milk
Postoffice Square
Congress
State
Devonshire
Washington
Elm
Hanover
Scollay Square
Boylston
Huntington Avenue
Barrymore Fell Ill Threatens Touring Captain Jinks
Ethel Barrymore is seriously ill with pneumonia at the Auditorium Hotel in Chicago. The Captain Jinks company is marooned in Chicago after the star fell ill during a South Bend performance, forcing cancellation of the Springfield show and delaying the tour toward Denver.
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Chicago
Ethel Barrymore
Auditorium Hotel
Captain Jinks
Miss Barrymore
South Bend
Ind
Springfield
Here
Denver
Tech editor captures an alleged thief in Cambridge
Warren R. Corliss, 19, of Everett, was arrested after snatching a bag from Tech student George A. Haynes, 22, at Preston's on Tremont street. A street fight followed as Corliss escaped, was chased, boarded a Cambridge car, and arrested by Patrolman Palmer. the papers were recovered.
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Warren R. Corliss
Baldwin Place
Everett
George A. Haynes
Huntington Avenue
Waves
Preston
Tremont Street
Corliss
Cambridge
Stlaynes
Palmer
Cummings Praised by Street Cleaning Employees
Superintendent Matthew Cummings of the street cleaning department received the appreciation of the Street Cleaning Department Employees Association for his favorable overtime pay decision. The union supported a benefit for 30 members. 32 applicants were admitted and 60 applications were received to be acted upon Sunday, June 9.
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Cummings
Matthew Cummings
Treasurer of Middlesex Woolen Mills Resigns After 12 Years
Lowell May 26 O H Perry resigns as treasurer of the Middlesex woolen mills after 12 years in the post He joined the company 33 years ago rising from the lowest job The successor named is Brooks Stevens treasurer of the United States Bunting Company of this city.
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Lowell
O. H. Perry
Middlesex Woolen Mills
Perry
Brooks Stevens
United States Bunting Company
Weekly Review and Outlook on Market Decline
The week saw prices fall further than in last March with slight recovery. Outflows of new securities and bad crop news kept the mood bearish while major issues like Rock Island and the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis fueled supply. New York Central reportedly halts new offerings perhaps until fall. A lean period may help, but fear of a monetary breakdown persists as bears stay optimistic and public money remains aloof. Total sales of local issues with comparative prices follow.
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Rock Island
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
New York Central
Arizona
Mims
Atlantic
Balakiata
Bingham Co
SGO
Boston
Consol Orereee
Ash
Butte Coalition Veers
Bonanza
Calumet & Arizona
Calumet & Heela
Pr Consol
Mercureevee Tao
Ea Khim
Franklin Oes
Granby
Greene Cananen
Isle Royale Eee Ava
Maser Mining Ee
Mexico
Ever Azo
Michigan
GS Mohawk
Montana
Nevada
North Butte See
Old Dominion
Quincy Eve
Rhode Island
THO Ors . Org
Santa Ke
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
V. S. Smelting
Utah
Victoria
Washington
Winona
Old Colony
William FE. Soule
Gain
Memorial for Deceased Universalist Ministers
A memorial service was held at Mt. Auburn Cemetery in the crematory yesterday afternoon at 8 50. The Rev TH FF Fister of Arlington presided the Rev George LL Perin of Brookline delivered the eulogy, the Rev Charles Tl Temple of Medford Hillside gave a prayer, and Walter I Cowlishaw read the music. Many clergymen of the Universalist denomination are buried in the cemetery.
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Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Mt. Auburn
TH. FF. Fister
Arlington
George Ll. Perin
Brookline
Charles Tl. Temple
Medford Hillside
Walter I. Cowlishaw
Universitalist
Harvard Crew Leaves Today for Ithaca Race
The Harvard eight sails for Ithaca to prepare for next Thursday’s Lake Cayuga race. Swaim and Lovering of the second crew likely join as substitutes while managers George Whitney George Howe and Theodore Roosevelt Jr accompany the squad. Captain Bacon Sev erance Lunt Faulkner Fish and Tappan anchor the boat with coxswain Meredith Blagden.
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Harvard
Ithaca
Lake Cayuga
Crimson
Swaim
Lovering
George Whitney
George Howe
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Farley
Richardson
Bacon
Severance
Lunt
Faulkner
Fish
Tappan
Meredith Blagden
New York
Cambridge
Robbery at South Station Takes $85 and a Watch
Bartholomew Lydon of Pembroke was robbed while asleep at the South station. He woke at 12:15 to find $85 and his gold watch missing from his person. Police of Station 4 are investigating.
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Bartholomew Lydon
Pembroke
Station
Labor Notes From City Unions And Society Events
Frank FR Monaghan, new editor of the International Steam Engineers Journal, may relocate to the city with printing. Theatrical Stage Employees admitted three new members to aid the Columbia Theatre concert for striking Teamsters. Union meetings covered wage discussions, new memberships, and coordinating organizers at multiple unions including Coal Handlers and Trimmers, Amalgamated Coal Teamsters 668, Market and Commission House Teamsters, and the K of L districts.
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Frank FR. Monaghan
International
International Steam Engineers’ Union
New York
Columbia Theatre
S Team
Rockport
State Executive Board
Teamsters’ Union
Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union
Hanover Street
Market and Commission House Teamsters’ Union
O’connell
Boston & Maine Freight Clerks’ Assembly
Charles W. Hanscom
Quincy Union
State District Council of Electrical Workers’ Unions
Wells Memorial Building
David Duval
Lyne Union
Samuel A. Strout
Worcester Union
Marine Firemen’s Union
John M. Kearns
Coopers’ Union 80
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