Marlboroughs to Sail for Europe on Valiant
The De and Duchess of Marlborough plan to sail to Europe tomorrow aboard the steam yacht Valiant, with Secretary and small entourage, amid guarded dock precautions. They will celebrate the duke's twenty fourth birthday with a Weber breakfast at the Waldorf and a dinner at Ogden Goelet’s home, amid a wave of notable guests.
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New York
Mrs. Vanderilt
Waldorf Hotel
Duke Duchess of Marlborough
W. K. Vanderbilt
Kaine Duer
Sydney J. Smith
Oliver P. Belmont
Ogden Geeley
Fifth Avenue
William Astor
John Jacob Aswr
Brockholst Cutting
Illiam A. Duer
Duncan Lott
Harry McVicker
Benjamin C. Porter
James Bliss Townsend
George Rutledge Preston
Boxing Gossip in Baltimore Clubs Slows After Police Stop
Baltimore boxing clubs cancel routines as police intervene at Monumental Amphitheatre and Front Street venues. Godfrey Woods fight halted in ninth round after repeated fouls and near knockouts. sport scene quiets with hopes of a future big contest and several scheduled matchups across Charlestown Jamaica Plain and Lowell. Harry Hutchins reports on prospects and fresh purses as promoters seek bouts among noted fighters like Fitzsimmons Maher Sullivan and Kaveney.
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Baltimore
Monumental
Eureka Club
Front Street
Godfrey-Woods
Godfrey
Woods
Boston
Dan Stuart
Powell
Charlestown
Mike Murphy
Ireland
Peter Corrigan
Jamaica Plains
Tim Crter
He Sullivan
Jack Carter
Kirtland Club
Jimmy Kaveney
Spike Sullivan
Scanlan
Luke Burke
St. Paul
Mike Sears
Lynn
William Keeffe
Lawrence
Lewis Sullivan
Kid Mulligan
Lowell
James Donovan
South Boston
Young Collins
McLellan
Dorchester
Nick Burley
San Francisco
John Quinlan
Harry Hutchins
Results at Pimlico show muddy track and surprising upset
At Pimlico Baltimore on November 15 the track was a swampy quagmire causing several scratches. The main upset came in race four with Venetia at 50 to 1 winning. Winners by race: Palmerston, Levina, Van Brunt, Venetia Jr., Augusta Bell. Times range from 1:04 three quarters to 2:00 three quarters.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Venetia
Palmerston
Marsian
Emotional
Levina
Roundsman
Trinculo
van Brunt
Wilton
Venetia Jr
Damsel
Forget
Safeawait
Augusta Bell
Lady McCann
Lexington Racing News From November Meet
Unruly crowds but close finishes across five races at Keeneland today. Hickok won the first with Martin second and White Oak third in 1:03 for five furlongs. La Moore captured the seven furlongs in 1:29 with La Creole second and Sunburst third. Chenoa led the six furlongs, Clyclone second, Summer Coon third in 1:17. Leo Luke won the seventh, Prince Carl second, Glad third in 1:28. Eleanor Mac took four and a half furlongs, Julie D Or second, Helen Kellar third in 5834 seconds.
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Lexington
Hickok
Martin
White Oak
la Moore
la Creole
Sunburst
Chenoa
Clyclone
Summer Coon
Leo Luke
Prince Carl
Glad
Eleanor Mac
Julie D’or
Helen Kellar
Fall River Falls Salem In Basketball Action
In Fall River Massachusetts the team defeated Salem 3 to 2. In Pawtucket Rhode Island the hosts routed Providence 7 to 2. The results show regional scores from consecutive games with notable scoring margins.
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Fall River
Salem
Pawtucket
Providence
Metropolitan Wheelmen tournament slays pool games and cycling talk
Week of action features William C Rankin scoring 50 to 16 over Eddie Fitzpatrick while Brazier trails 46 to 8 and O Hara beats H Goodman 50 to 42. Mentioned are W S Ellis 50, H S Pulsifer 23, Walter Woods 8, A S Emery 50, and George Weston. Also notes on camel import costs prompting gold prospecting on bicycles and the Coalgardie Cycle Express staff. Harry T Dekker heads east for Remington Arms promotion. Bald’s speed and leadership sustain Columbia’s season amid illness and accidents to Macdonald and Sims. Rumors sweep about AAU control of bicycle racing replacing LAW.
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William C. Rankin
Eddie Fitzpatrick
W.S. Ellis
H. S. Pulsifer
Walter Woods
Brazier
Mr. O'Hara
H. L. Goodman
A. S. Emery
George Weston
Australia
Coalgardie Cycle Express Company
Harry T. Dekker
St. Louis
Remington Arms Company
Bald
Columbia
Macdonald
Sims
Mail by Bicycle For Massachusetts Delivery
Washington officials consider using bicycles on Massachusetts roads to speed free mail delivery. The plan aims to bring early service to areas where bikes can effectively replace motorized routes.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Poor Car Service On Dorchester Avenue Cars
A reader decries crowded Dorchester avenue cars around 6 pm and calls for more cars and conductors. The letter notes standing room shortages at Summer and Federal streets, praising the working girls who endure crowded conditions and urging better service and staffing on the West End road.
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Dorchester Avenue
Kirke Mac Barr
Dorchester
Summer
Federal Streets
West End
The King Of Burglars Barrett Hoarded Half Million In Hidden Vault
A Boston jewel thief rings a tale of burglaries and a hidden treasure. Barrett and accomplice Chaffey stash gold and silver behind a secret wall hole, guarded by a German operative. As Barrett seeks aid in escape, his circle fractures and the lost fortune remains a looming mystery.
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Barrett
Preston
Eliot Street
James Chaffey
Berthe
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
J Chaffey
Bertha Heldbert
Mr. Shaffer
King of
Bertha
Prince of Cracksman
Chaffey
Charles Street
Charlstown
Barrett the burglar king and his women allies
The tale follows Boston horse dealer Barrett and his English actress wife Beatrice Farnham, then Bertha Helld bert and Lena, as Barrett builds a hidden back room behind locked doors with a melting pot and a guarding cat to loot suburban mansions. Women posed as maids to open entry while Barrett’s conspirators and a teamster friend moved valuables to concealment until a Weston pistol incident doomed him.
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Barrett
What Street
Preston
Bertha Helldbert
New York
Central Park Saddle Path
Bertha
Chaffey
Boston
Ames
Denny
Milton
Ee Bertha
New Hampshire
Shaffer
Weston
Lena
Brookline Woods
Equestrienne
Central Park
Death attempt by 4 year old at Public Garden mall
William Henry Stark of 1 Hancock Street, son of a navy yard mail messenger, attempted suicide by cutting his throat at Arlington Street Mall in the Public Garden. Found by Policemen Pulsifer and Brown, he was taken to City Hospital in critical condition as his father from Charlestown Navy Yard hurried to the hospital. no motive given.
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William Henry. Stark
Hancock Street
Navy Yard
Arlington Street
Pulsifer and Brown
Division 16
Williams
Stark
City Hospital
Temesle Place
Charlestown Navy Yard
Republican convention renominates Springfield officials
The Springfield Republican convention re nominated Mayor Charles L Long City Clerk E A Newell and City Treasurer B E Tifft. Ward by ward clashes occurred in Wards 3 4 and 8 with shifts in alderman nominees. The old guard backed Henry S Dickinson in Ward 4 and Octave La Rivaiere in Ward 8 but were rebuffed. Miss Rachel B Jacobs was not renominated for the School Board and Archibald Ladner Clark W Bryand Adelaide A Calkins were named to the board.
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Springfield
Charles L. Long
E. A. Newell
BE. T. Tifft
L. D. Robinson
A. E., Foth
Robert A. Grant
Henry L.gaylord
William C. King
W. P. Goodenough
Horace Goodwin
Merrill E. Streeter
Remkus
Robert A.grant
Old Guard
Henrys. Dickinson
Octave la Rivaiere
A P A Beaten in Fall River Municipal Caucuses
Exciting Republican caucuses the day yielded a mayoral contest between John Beattie Jr ex Alderman Ward 8 and William S Green. Returns show Green ahead by about three to one with wards 1 3 6 6 7 8 and 9 contributing 1912 for Green and 500 for Beattie.
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Fall River
John Beattie, Jr
William S. Green
Beattie
Green
Beattig
Yale Orange Game Promises Severe Test for Yale
Yale prepared for a hard test against the Orange A C in New York with Princeton unable to score against Orange. Yale will carry twenty men on the trip, leaving New Haven for the clash tomorrow. R B Treadway named referee for Hartford vs Bridgeport high schools to decide the Connecticut Interscholastic Association championship.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale-Orange A. C
New York
Yale
Princeton
Orange
R. B. Treadway
Hartford
Bridgeport
Connecticut Interscholastic Association
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie G Gormley observed at 57 Hull Street
City brief notes say funeral rites for Mrs Nellie G Gormley wife of Edward F Gormley were at her home on Hull Street with high requiem mass at St Stephen’s Church and burial at Calvary. Anthony Boyle 21 of 19 Concord Street was arrested for larceny of a pocketbook containing $3 from Margaret McGuinness after being seen near Bromfield and Washington. Captain Dennis Donovan returns to duty and Lieutenant Hanley resumes night duties after a month absence.
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Nellie G. Gormley
Edward F. Gormley
Hull Street
St. Stephen’s Church
Father Kilelea
Calvary
Anthony Boyle
Concord Street
Bohling
Hog Killing Time in the Rural Farmyard Festival
A detailed portrait of hog killing as a yearly country festival in western New York. Rob, the professional sticker, leads the process from slaughter to butchering, with Jennie and family neighbors watching and cooking filling the farmhouse as hogs are bled, scalded, butchered, and stored for pork products amid a harvest of social ritual.
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Arefa
New York State
Old Amsterdam
Chicago
Teniers
New York
Rob
Leeks
Jennie
Leek Boys
Shhulenburgs
Hank Smith
Osterhaut
Katherine Ames
Gloversville
Yel Rob
Mapeell
Katherine
Adon
New York Signs Seymour Pitcher From Albany
New York manager Irwin announced the signing of James B. Seymour a left handed pitcher from Albany at eighteen years age He has pitched for college teams and in the New York State league and faced Doheny last year Seymour is regarded as a much better prospect for the club.
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New York
Irwin
New York Baseball Club
James B. Seymour
Albany
Seymours
Doheny
Vermont
New Yorks
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