Australian Jackies Clark Wins Final Sprint In Record Mileage Race
In a 10 hour daily contest lasting 20 hours of riding, Jackies Clark of Australia wins the final sprint as teams cover 442 miles 6 laps, breaking last year’s mark by 59.5 miles. Moran, Bardgett, Root, and Walker feature in the closing laps while Clark moves into favoritism. Don Walker suffers a severe bike crash from a rear tire blowout, finishing with facial injuries. Start time for today’s riding is moved to 3 PM to 1 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackies Clark
Devonovitch
Walter Pardgett
Buffalo
Clark
Moran
Chelsea
Eddie Root
Boston
Root
Bardgett
Iver Lawson
Don Walker
Australia
Night Owls
Anderson
Saxon Williams
Hugh MacLean
Jake DesRochiers
Miles
Laps Clark-Fogler
Kaiser Promises Restated Imperial Governance
The Emperor commits to acting only through the chancellor and ministers, pledging continued confidence in Prince Von Buelow. Reports say the move signals a shift toward a people accountable government, with the crown and nation cooperating, amid funeral crowds for General Count Huelzn Haeseler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichsanzeiger
Empire
Princes von Buelow
Daily Telegraph
Reichstag
Prince von Buelow
Berlin
Germany
Count Huelzn+Haeseler
Roxbury Latin Declines Waltham High Football Date
Roxbury Latin will not meet Waltham High this fall after declining a proposed game for next Saturday. Everett High canceled a planned Beverly game citing eligibility rules, while Malden, Salem, and Medford prep teams push toward Thanksgiving showdowns in the Suburban and Preparatory Leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Latin
Waltham High
Waltham
Tufts
Boston Latin
Revere High
Roxbury
Harvard
Fiverett High
Everett
Malden High School
Watch City
Dame
Lansing
Brickley
Salem
Everett High
Beverly High
Beverly Eleven
Beverly
Malden High
Medford
Malden
Lawrence High
Newton High
Cambridge Latin
Orange and Black
Tip O'Neill
Brookline High
Moran and Neifl to Clash in Boston Armory Bout
Owen Moran featherweight champion of England meets Frankie Neifl former bantamweight champion of America in a 12 round main bout at the Armory A A next Tuesday night. Preliminaries include Tommy Rawson of East Boston versus Young Clark of Lawrence and Tom Sawyer of Rockland Maine against Billy Rolfe of South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Armory A. A
Boston
Owen Moran
England
Abe Attell
Frankie Neifl
California
America
Tommy Rawson
East Boston
Young Clark
Lawrence
Tom Sawyer
Rockland
Billy Rolfe
South Boston
Brewer and Fitzpatrick Vie For Medford Mayor
Cliff Brewer, Republican, and Alderman Lawrence C. Fitzpatrick, Democrat, lead Medford mayoral race with Brewer winning 577 caucus votes to 95 for Edward C. Walking. Republican alderman nominees span wards 1 through 7 with several names listed for each seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Clifford M. Brewer
Lawrence C. Fitzpatrick
Brewer
Edward C. Walking
James H. Burpee
Herbert F. Staples
Charles H. Chadbourne
Arthur D. Hall
Abel 8. Price
Fred Wetherbee
William Wheeler
Benjamin F. Haines
Frederick W. Carpenter
Harry M. Brown
C. S. Newcomb
Harry B. Leavitt
James H. Teel
Fred J. Caulkin
Chester H. Smith
Thomass. Baldwin
George W. Pit
Austin L. Baker
Robert Rogers
Herbert L. Jones
Walter S. Lawton
Eix
John W. Enright
John F. O'Neill
Richard J. Dwyer
William H. Casey
Albert Dye
Peter J. Kelley
John Mulkerin
Michael J. Rowen
Daily Freight Service York to New York Establishment
Boston Merchants line will run all water freight service from Boston to New York starting next Monday afternoon with daily departures from Boston at 4 30 pm arriving in New York the next morning at 8 am The return service to Boston will follow the same timing with ships docking at Central wharf Boston Freight linked to the Boston Maine railroad for dispatches Fares and details available from Albert Smith J E McGrath H M Benedict F H Connelly and L H Kentfield Willing to supply flares for shipments and information through these agents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Boston Merchants’ Line
Central Wharf
Boston & Maine Railroad
Albert Smith
J. E. McGrath
South Station
H. M. Benedict
North River
F. H. Connelly
Ll. H. Kentfield
New Haven
Conn
Unclear OCR sports scorecard entries with player totals
Fragmented line of basketball scores and player numbers from a 19th century column. Mentions names Herrick Philbrick Clements Cahors Rogers Webster Schindler Farrar Merrick with per-player totals and team totals listed as 489 461 423 and 458 454 434.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Globe Optical
Leene
Mack
H.herrick
Philbrick
Clements
Cahors
Rogers
Webster
Schindler
OTBS
Farrar
TIA
Merrick
Roosevelt's Dinner With Labor Leaders
President Roosevelt hosted a White House dinner notable for excluding AFL leaders led by Samuel Gompers. The gathering included numerous labor figures, officials, and union presidents who pressed for a labor rights bill and a publicity board to publicize labor disputes. The president remained noncommittal while urging unity and further discussion with Congress on injunctive powers and labor protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Republican Party
Mr. Gompers
James O’connell
Frank Morrison
Federation
John Mitchell
Daniel J. O'Keefe
James Duncan
Denver
Organized Labor
Roosevelt
Congress
P. H. Morrissey
Publicity Board
T. J. Dolan
International Protherhores
New Catholic Parish Planned for Roxbury
Archdiocese buys the Hooper estate on Magnolia Street Roxbury to build a new parish church for St Pauls Roxbury. Rev Joseph G Anderson will lead the parish as construction aims to shelter worship and avoid traffic near Dudley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
St. Paul's Church
Hooper
Magnolia Street
Joseph G. Anderson
Dudley Street
Philadelphia Erne Draws Murphy in Ten Round Armory bout
Young Erne of Philadelphia drew with Ed Murphy of South Boston in a ten round match at the Armory A. A. last night. Referee Dan Donnelly called it a draw, stunning the crowd. Murphy showed fight in two rounds, but Erne dominated the other eight with a sharp left jab and footwork. Temple knocked out Walcott in the eleventh after a weak semi-final. Willie Riley defeated George Decker in the opening bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Erne
Philadelphia
Eddie Murphy
South Boston
Armory A. A
Dan Donnelly
Donnelly
Erne
Murphy
Quaker City
Eric
Bee
Larry Temple
Joe Walcott
Temple
Joe
Willie Riley
George Decker
Riley
Women vote in Haverhill amid new charter drive
In Haverhill women qualified to vote registered and cast ballots as part of the city’s charter changes. Miss Webster voted at the High School after 7 am as voters discuss taxation without representation and suffrage. A crowded polling scene featured yellow ballots for women and bets on the caucus system, with 87 candidates for mayor aldermen and school board under the new rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
James H. O'Connell
Yale Coach Owsley Weds Miss Helen Hall
Yale coach and former football star John Ellsworth Owsley, Yale 05 of Chicago, married Helen Hall in New Haven at Centre Church. The ceremony was led by Rev Dr Newman Smyth. Attendant was Yale alumnus Charles D Rafferty. The event follows Owsley's coaching tenure with Yale football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Owsley
Helen Hall
New Haven
Conn
John Hall
President Hall
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
John Ellsworth Owsley
Chicago
Charles D. Rafferty
Pittsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brivary
Kaiser
Beecham
Russia
Steen
Neil
Fitzpatrick
New
York
Elite League
Justice Holmes
Moody
Interior
Garfield
Commerce and
Labor
Straus
Herbert Parsons
Bacon
Leonard Wood
FE BH. Clark
Charles PB. Neill
Gifford
Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
Henry I. Stinson
United States
T. W. Powderly
The
Knights of Labor
Warren §. Stone
Railroad Locomotive Linebee
New York State Council of Carpenters
George W. Alger
Edward J. Gavegan
James Bronson Reynolds
Charles H. Sherrill
Lyman Abbott
Mark F. Abbott
Outlook
Ernest H. Abbott
Erne Murphy
Walcott
Haverhill
Marshfield
Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Thomas W. Lawson
Park Square Coliseum
Cecil News Stand
Harvard-Yale
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Douglas
Kia
W.L. Douglas Shoe
Washington St
Cor
School
Court St
Howard St
Hanover St
Summer St
Lincoln St
Dudley St
Teminal
Elinore
Vaudeville
Comediennes
Keith
Thomas E. Shea
Bells
Sydney Grant
Rosina Casselli
Gainsboro Girl
Barry and
Walford
Chassino
Zanetos
Sam Williams
Ferrell Brothers
Jessie Blair Stirling
Kinetograph
Two Continents
Oston Theatre
F. Keith
Boston Theatre Stock CO
Henry Arthur Jones
Elks’ Benefit
SKY Farm
Iman
Thief
Wihkyrle Bellew
Frank Daniels
Hook of Holland
Colonial Theatre
Frohman
Otis Skinner
Paris
Howard
Boston & Albany R. R
J. F. Fairlamb
Chas, Frohman, Rich & Ha
ST. Theatres,lessees & Mgrs
Henry B. Harris
Orpheum , We
Orch
Joe Boganny
Lunatic Bakers
Frank Bush
Clarice Vance
Vic Wiaron
Chappelle
Mance Hall
Techow
Carleton Macy
the Woods
VASCO
Alexandra and
Bertie
Hanksgiving
Castle Sq
Uss
John Craig Stock Company
Temple Place
Shadows & Creat City
Jos Welch
Dover
Washington Sts
WM. Bonelli
Jolly Girls
Wrestling
Jim Prokos
Joe Collins
Bowdoin Moving Pictures
Betwee·m
Peck
BAD Boy
Providence
Washington
Midway Park Square
Babcock
S. Oniitte
amroNy and the
BEN Greet Company
Mendelssohn
Gustav Strube
Tremont Temple
Boe
Norway
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!