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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1901

Page

4

Miss Hall Buried in Forest Hills Funeral

Miss Caroline Hall was buried at Forest Hills in a private ceremony attended only by immediate relatives and a woman who posed as her wife. The grief of Josephine Boriani, her longtime companion, dominated the service as the Italian woman mourned a man she called Charles.

Caroline Hall Josephine Boriani Miss Hall Charles Miss Bortant Charles ‘Winthrop Hall Forest Hills John R. Hall Miss Boriani

Educate Your Bowels With Cascar ets

A health notice urges regular bowel movements and warns against harsh laxatives. It promotes CASCARETS as a mild tonic laxative that tones the bowels, keeps them clean and regular, and prevents disorders. Sample box 10 cents. Month's treatment 50 cents. Free sample and booklet from Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.

Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York

Columbia Wins Historic 30 Mile Yacht Cup Race

The 30 mile triangular course saw Columbia edge Shamrock by 2 minutes 52 seconds in actual time with a 3 minute 5 second handicap, confirming American design supremacy and delivering the silver trophy to Columbia amid a storm of cheers.

Cherbourg Columbia Shamrock Gunwale Pilot House Corsair

Shamrock Wins Narrowly After Fast Race With Columbia

The Shamrock edged ahead in a windy grid to finish just ahead of Columbia in a tight windward dash. After crosswinds, squalls, and bold luffing, Columbia crossed the line as winner with 43 seconds time allowance, while Sir Thomas and designers reflected on Watson and Herreshoff’s efforts and expectations.

Columbia Shamrock Barr Long Island Designer Watson Sir Thomas Mr. Watson Herreshoff

London watchers stunned as Shamrock II loses to Columbia

Thousands line the Thames embankment in London as Shamrock II leads early but Columbia slowly overtakes. Crowds cheer and await the final result with hotels advertising yacht dinners and signal towers lighting up as Columbia is proclaimed victor.

London Great Britain Shamrock Sr Sir Thomas Thames Columbia America Columbia Wins

Lipton Voiced Disappointment Yet Keeps Fighting Spirit

Lipton said he was licked by the best boat in a fair race and praised Capt Sycamore and his crew. He expressed disappointment but confidence in his team and insisted Shamrock would keep fighting until beaten in the third race.

Columbia Declares Victory in Race for World’s Best Yacht

Edwin D. Morgan, Columbia's manager, on board the Park City after the race, praised an excellent foe and the two superbly handled boats. He stated the Columbia is the best racing yacht in the world, noting two races against Shamrock and favorable conditions.

New York Edwin D. Morgan Columbia Park City Otsabia Sass Shamrock

Captains Speak After Columbia Victory by Narrow Margin

Captain Charlie Barr praises a hard fought win for the Columbia over a powerful adversary. Captain Sycamore of the Shamrock says they were fairly beaten by a better boat. Captain Bob Wringe notes surprise at Columbia's windward work and that Shamrock could not outsail in the breeze.

Barr Sycamore Wringe New York Charlie Barr Columbia Shamrock Bob Wringe Shamrock I

Breeze Forecast For Sandy Hook Race

Weather bureau issues forecast for tomorrow's race off Sandy Hook with a 10 to 12 mile breeze and fair weather expected. Winds are expected to stay from the north to northwest.

Washington Weather Bureau Sandy Hook

Lawson's Offer To Agath Refused By Hamlin

Harry Hamlin owner of Lords rejects Thomas Lawson proposal to boost the purse for a Bor Lord Derby race. He telegrams Secretary Wilson in Lexington to decline the issue saying no offer will tempt him to divert from his already outlined plans.

Buffalo Harry Ham- Min Lords Thomas W. Lawson Bor Lord Derby Wilson Lexington Spain

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