Latham Sails High In Air In Johannistahl Flight
In Johannistahl Germany Hubert Latham staged a dramatic sunset flight before a large crowd after a day of mechanical troubles. He cleared 580 feet officially but was disqualified in a high profile aviation contest won by Rougier with Farman and Latham placing others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannisthial
Germany
Hubert Latham
Lone Latham
Rougier
Rougier Lye Pein
Farman
Laae A
Hhod Rea
Political Sidelights on Boston Charter Plans and Local Elections
A prominent Republican canvasses ward sentiment on charter plans, predicting Plan 1 victory with strong machine support in several wards. He says turnout will be crucial, noting a drop in Democratic enrollment and ongoing recruitment. Ex mayor Fitzgerald and Joseph Pelletier loom in the Democratic race for district attorney with Mark Sullivan and James Storrow as potential figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwamethe
Fitzgerald
Josepho C. Pelletier
Pelleflier
James J. Storrow
Europe
Joseph H. O'Neil
James Donovan
Storrow
Market Review and Outlook on Steel Common Gains
The piece notes a strong week for Steel Common with new daily highs around 927-8 and a total appreciation over 262 million since February. It cites robust industry conditions, expected quarterly earnings near 38.6 million and 8 percent dividend potential, while discussing anticipated money-rate moves and reassuring banking support to avoid a gold drain from Europe this autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Boston
Montana
Steel Corporation
New York
Europe
Subscriptions Oversubscribe New York Telephone Bonds Offer
The $12,500,000 30 year first mortgage bonds of the New York Telephone Company, offered by Kidder, Peabody & Co., closed Saturday night vastly oversubscribed. The issue priced at 96 1/4 and 4.80 percent income, with par price expected to rise in three months. Half the $25,000,000 issue was dollar bonds for the U S market. the other half sterling bonds sold in Europe via Baring Brothers & Co at 2,500,000 pounds, also expected to be oversubscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telephone Company
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston
New York
Widder, Peabody & Co
Europe
England
Baring Bros. & Co., Ltd
Willet
J. B. O'Brien
M. J. O’barien
O'Brien
W. G. Trethaway
Toronto
Trethaway
Duncan Coulson
Bank of Toronto
Nipissing
la Rose
Henry Timmins
Duncan Fe Martin
Ferland
P. J. Finlan
Cartwright Brothers
H. T H. Lang
W. J. Blair
Clement A. Foster
Albert Foster
Murdoch McLeod George Taylor
J. R. Laurendeau
Montreal
Crown Reserve
John Carson
Cobalt
Ottawa
Willet Silver Mines
Wall Streets
Dividends Payable Calendar For Today
Joliet and Chicago list dividends at 13 4 percent. Swift and Co 18 4 percent. Meetings include Dallas Electric New Haven Iron and Steel Ex-Dividend Boston Suburban pfd. Del Jack and Western Quaker Oats common Books Close Illinois Central Interoceanic Paper com and pfd Books Open American Woolen pfd Granby Consolidated Minn and St Louis Ry National Sugar Ref pfd Chicago Burlington and Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
del., Jack. & Western
American Woolen
Granby Consolidated
Minn
St. Louis
National Sugar Ref
Chi
Burlington & Quincy
York
Amalgamated Sheree Ae
Aberg
American Car Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelt
Anaconda Espace
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Bay
Brooklyn
Rtly
Canadian Pacific SC
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Northwest
Colorado
Vyne
Delaware‘ & Hudson
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Paghic
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
New York
Ontario & West
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Paulous
Southern Railway
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Estes Bere
Union Pacific
Aileen Wilson Leads Free-For-All Pacers This Season
In Cleveland Saturday KE. K. G. Billings new owner took a matinee race and won. Aileen Wilson from Walter Cox's stable appears to be the queen of the free-for-all pacers this season with a 2:02 mark. Four days of racing begin Tuesday at Brockton Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. K. G. Billings
Cleveland
Aileen Wilson
Walter Cox
Brockton Fair
Limit of the Battle Ship
Admiral Sir Edward Seymour of HMS Infelxible outlines naval reality from New York harbor. He argues the battleship has nearly reached its limit while submarines and aerial craft gain value for harbor defense and offensive potential. He warns The Hague cannot police nations and vows peace through sea power. He lists four reasons not to build larger ships, citing ease of sinking, grounding risks, harbor access, and dry docks capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Seymour
HW. M. S
Anchoer
East River
The
Hague
Italy
France
Spain
Floating gear promises steamship efficiency breakthrough
New York reports Admiral Melville and John H. McAlpine unveil a floating gear for turbine engines to reduce steam space and boost turbine efficiency by about 15 percent. The device, aligning high turbine speed with low propeller speed, earned praise from engineers including George Westinghouse as tests in Pittsburgh exceed expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Admiral Melville
John H. McAlpine
Melville
Mr. McAlpine
George Westinghouse
Pittsburg
A. A. A. STARS IN BIG MEET AT MSG
New York hosts the indoor championship games of the Amateur Athletic Union begun at Madison Square Garden with top athletes from Boston Montreal Philadelphia Chicago and more. Notable entrants include Sherman Nelson Rand Ballard Lawrence Prout Ellery Clark W W Coe Happenny Bonhag Wilson Sullivan Daly Collins Bellars Win Bailey Lawrence Platt Adams Ray Ewry Martin Sheridan John Biller and Jack Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Montreal
Philadelphia
Chicago
Amateur Athletic Union
Madison Square Garden
Boston A. A
Sherman
Nelson
Rand
Ballard
Lawrence
Prout
Ellery Clark
W. W. Coe
Happenny
Platt Adams
Ray Ewry
Martin Sheridan
John Biller
Jack Frank
Brown University
Harvard Nine to Practise Today
Harvard's fall practice opens this afternoon with the baseball team joining football and track in full swing. Six varsity vacancies from graduations, nucleus around Lanigan MacLaughlin Aronson Hicks, with Brown as promising backstop. several players out for football this fall allow thorough trials for new men. Two teams will be fielded and daily sessions proceed as weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Lanigan
MacLaughlin
Aronson
Hicks
Crimson
Babson
Ernst
Reeves
Kennedy
Desha
Crimson Oarsmen on River Today
Coach Wray brings 24 oarsmen to the Charles for fall rowing with aims of a strong 1930s varsity eight. Captain Ward and R Cutler Jr return, Withington and Bacon likely hold their spots. Newton the freshman star may prove a key stroke. Three crews will be formed with Sargent in line for No. 2 boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
The
Charles
Ward
R. Cutler
Jr. Withington
E. C. Bacon
Yale
L. Withington
Bacon
Cutler
Newton
S. A. Sargent
Brockton Fair Opens Tomorrow Feature Track Event
Brockton's big fair opens tomorrow with a new cinder track praised as fast and top quality. The Marathon run attracts a larger field of leading amateur distance men from the state, backed by daily horse races and a horse show with cash prizes totaling 11 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Seventeen Harvard football players named to training table
Seventeen men have been taken on Harvard varsity football training table with more to follow. The group includes Gil Browne Corbett Dunlap Fisher Fish Forster Frothingham Galatti Houston Leslie E V Long Minot McKay O Flaherty P D Smith West and Withington, and the program begins this morning at the Varsity Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Gil Browne
Corbett
Dunlap
Fisher
Fish
Forster
Frothingham
Galatti
Houston
Leslie
E. V. Long
Minot
McKay
O'Flaherty
P. D. Smith
West
Withington
Labor notes from Boston Central Labor Union meeting
Nominated for president are Michael A. Murphy John E. Potts and John T. Cashman with other officers and trustees chosen by unions in Boston. Delegates discuss suffrage support, 1915 exposition roles, wage raises and district assembly actions alongside gear toward political activity and labor exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Murphy
Stablemen’s and Garage Men's Union
John E. Potts
Carpenters’ Union 38
John T. Cashman
Painters’ Union
Boston Central Labor Union
George F. Wagen
Piano and Furniture Movers’ Union
William HU. O’brien
Telegraphers’ Union
Candi- O'Brien
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Mary Collins
Women's Equal Suffrage Association
Tremont Temple
Pankhurst
Suffragettes of England
Patrick Mahoney
Cigarmakers’ Union
John T. Sennett
Topographical Union
Fred J. Kneeland
Painters’ Union 11
Boston
Dominic IV Allessandro
International Union of
Hod Carriers
Abraham Rosenberg
New York
Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers’ Union
William H. O’brien
Central Labor Union
Boston C. 1. UU
Wells Memorial
Willam LH
O'Brien
Thomas J. Durnin
Holyoke
Brockton
Lynn
Knights of Labor Longshoremen's Trade Council
Roughan Building
Charlestown
Andrew Duncliff
Fureka Assembly
William Dempsey
John R. Dalton
Noddle Island
Vast Ocean Trade Flows Through Local Harbor Fleet
Groundfish totals reached 355 900 pounds from 10 trawlers with haddock cod hake pollock and 80 000 pounds of cod aboard the Aspinet. Numerous vessels arrived or sailed after long voyages including coal carriers and molasses from San Juan. Homecoming passengers board Leyland line steamer Bohemian and Red Star liner Menominee. Several liners and cargo ships are due today with fruit and South American goods. A libel suit is reported against the three masted HKdna tied at Jeffries Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspinet
Haddock
Marr de Costa
Gracie Freeman
Mertie B. Crowley
John D. Colwell
San Juan
Porto Rico
Leyland Line
Bohemian
Liverpool
Red Star
Menominee
Antwerp
Manchester Miller
Cairnavon
Naples
Esparta
Port Simon
Costa Rica
Admiral Farragut
Jeffries Point
Boston
Baltimore
Bris
Buenos Ayres
Mathiassen
Guptill
Calumet
John S. Emery & Co
Port Eads
New Orleans
Port Arthur
Tex
Shipping News Miniature Almanachaul of ships and tides
Shipping items list sunrise and sunset times, tides, and arrivals and departures of numerous steamers and schooners. Ports include Boston Philadelphia Norfolk New Bedford Newport News Salem and Portland with vessels such as Calvin Austin Pike St John N B Prince Arthure and Yale. Several tugs and barges are noted along with cargoes like molasses and lumber and a late note from Chatham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Prince Arthure
Kinnery
Yarmouth
N. S
Howard, Chase
Norfolk
Persian
Thacher
Philadelphia
Bunker Hill
Healy
New York
Yale
Hawes
Camden
Brown
Bangor
City of Rockland
Blair
Bath
Gloucester
Godfrey
Wringley
Strout
Portland
Gwata
Morse
Emelie
Cassie
New Bedford
Concord
Hewitt
Covington
Calhoun
Newport News
Lancaster
Lynn
Idaho
Salem
Indiana
Jessie Ashley
Macomber
Manaitland
N. Quissetta
Martha P. Small
Berlow
Helen W. Martin
Ross
Nathaniel T. Palmer
Gardiner
Malcolm Baxter, Jr
Pierce
George P. Hudson
Thomas
O. D. Witherell
Wdith Olcott
Harris
Mertie B. Crowley
Haskell
Baltimore
Eastern Light
Lindsey
Machias
George R. Bradford
Littlefield
Lanesville
Mass
Vera
Port Antonio
Jam
Karen
Nori
St John
Havana
Chippewa
Charleston
S. C
Brunswick
Witch Hazel
General Scott
Calais
Chatham
Prudence
Boston
Football games wanted by youth football clubs in Boston area
A list of clubs seeking opponents by weight class for games at home or away. Trojan A. Roxbury seeks 150 pounders. Orient A A East Boston, 180 185 pounds. Avocadias Dorchester 125 150 pounds. Orient A C second team 120 pounds. Lincoln A A Juniors Newton 100 105 pounds. Neponset Wanderers strong 150 pounds October 9. Dukes of Roxbury 100 pounds. Contacts include H Bogan J Garrity James Cunningham Daniel Quinlan Joseph Balfe D MacDonald with addresses and phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan A
Roxbury
KE. H. Bogan
King Street
Orient A. A
East Boston
Harlow A. A
Dorchester Heights
Harding A. A
Mantapan A. C
George A. Bussey
Orient Club
Avocadias
Dorchester
Mohawks
J. J. Garrity
Belden Street
Orient A. C
James J. Cunningham
Bennington Street
Tel
Lincoln A. A. Juniors
Newton
Daniel Quinlan
Craft Street
Newtonville
Neponset Wanderers
Joseph Balfe
Lonsdale Street
Dukes of Roxbury
D. MacDonald
St. Alphonsus Street
Hag-to-Hag Wins Longchamps Prix du Conseil Municipal
American Horse Hag-to-Hag won the Longchamp Prix du Conseil Municipal a mile and a half, earning 28700 dollars. James Hennessy owned Hag-to-Hag, finishing two lengths ahead in 2 43 2 5. Ripotin, owned by W K Vanderbilt, led early but faded to last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Longchamps
James Hennessy
W. K. Vanderbilt
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Latham
Martin M. Lomasney
Mieharrier
Ity
United States
E. Mark Sullivan
Essex County
Iardner
Essex
Donovan
Ensitive
Gilver Tocks
New York Mining Age
Silver Rock Cobalt Mines Company
Hunter Block
Monks
Consolidated Arizona
Charles A. Stonehan & CO
State Street
Broad Street
Providence
Board of Trade
la Rose Consoliated Mines Co
Broadway
Fise
John Josten
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
WM. R. Driver
Coal and
Dauies Shay & Co
GO State St
New York Telephone Bonds
Joliet & Chicago
Swift & Co
Dallas Electric Corporation
New Haven Iron & Steel
Inter. Paper Com
Pfd
Arizona
Atlantic Gag
Boston Consolidated Aeeen
Alomy
Brig
Daly West
Franklin O
Tg Giroux Eee
Es Ewer Ave A
Granby
Suet
Greene Cananea
Hancock SG
Sly
Bly
Helvetia
Isle Royale
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper S
Nevada
Lake
See
Old Dominion
Bob
Tig Parrott
Quincy Seer
Superior
Tamarack
Utah Consolidated
Utah
Apex
Victoria
Paderewski
Transylvania
Lexington
Citation
Uhlan
Boston and
New Yorek
Boston Post and Globe
Bown
Auerbach, MacKenzie & CO
Ek Aes
LABOR
Union 628
Union
B. F. Tansey
Armstrong Transfer Company
Tansey
John M. Gillespie
Brotherhood of Team Drivers
Union 94
Patrick McKenzie
Timothy Sullivan
Michael Hartigan
Michael Martin
John Healey
James Broderick
P. J. McCarthy
Park Department Assembly
Ita
District Assembly
K. of
Clyde Hall
Washington Street
D’alfessandro
Cobalt Millionaires
C. D. Morgan & CO
Bankers
Broad St
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