Great Gale Wrecks Coast and Channel Ports
The Irish Channel gale causes vast damage to coastlines and ships. Daunt's Rock lightship is missing after being torn from moorings. Welsh coast floods Portmadoc and Bristol harbor areas inundated. Five men drowned from a grounded bark near Dublin Bay. lifeboats sent to sea with crews unreturned. Belfast sees injuries from flying debris. Many vessels seek refuge in Belfast Lough amid fierce winds and rising seas.
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London
Irish Channel
Daunt’s Rock
Queenstown Harbor
Channel
Atlantic
Lighship
Perth Cawle
Portmadoc
Kingstown
Dublin Bay
Belfast
Bristol
Holyhead
Tenby
Wales
Carmarthen Bay
Llandudno
Clyde
Firth
Storm Rips Irish Sea Ports and Strands Vessels
High winds and heavy seas disrupt Clyde piers and Dunoon sailboats sink. Mary L. Burrill stranded on rocks at Kingstown, to be docked after damage. Germanic unable to reach Queenstown due to gale. Holyhead refuges taken as storms lash Wales. Landelly flooded isolating residents and drowning three. Liverpool ferry halted. Bothnia seaman rescued after being blown overboard.
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Clyde
Dunoon
Kingstown
Mary L. Burrill
New York
Germanic
Liverpool
Queenstown
Irish Channel
Holyhead
Wales
Government Coast Guard
Landelly
Cheshire
Bothnia
Boston
Norwegian Bark Ariadne Lost in Gale Near Capitan
The Norwegian bark Ariadne capt Pulsen ran ashore near Green Cove, five miles east of Ingonish N S during an easterly gale. The captain and nine crew members were drowned. Second mate Christian Johnsen and a youth Johanus Ravenburg survived. First mate's body was found.
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Ingonish
N. S
Ariadne
Pulsen
Bay Verte
Green Cove
Here
Christian Johnsen
Johanus Ravenburg
Ody
Ten Sailors Drowned After Humber Collision
A Hull despatch reports the Swedish steamer Alexander collided with the British steamer Emden in the Humber. The Alexander sank. the captain two seamen and the pilot were saved, while about ten crew members perished. The Emden proceeded to Goole.
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London
Lloyds
Hull
Alexander
Emden
Goole Steamship Company
Humber
the &Mden
Goole
Harvard Athletes Prepare for Freshman and Varsity Track Meets
The Harvard Athletic Association set freshman fall track meet for Oct 30 and the Varsity handicap meet for Nov 2. Veterans from last year’s Mott Haven squad train daily, led by Redpath in sprints and Hollister, Vincent, Fish in middle distances, with Grant in the mile. Field men include J. G. Clark, Stickney, Emmons, E. H. Clark. Morse in hurdles, Phillips in walk, Hewitt returning to train. two fast freshman quarter-milers Gould and Irwin-Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Athletic Association
Mott Haven
Redpath
Hollister
Vincent
Fish
Grant
J. G. Clark
Stickney
Emmons
E. H. Clark
Morse
Phillips
Hewitt
Gould
Irwin-Martin
Little Heroes of the Street Drive Fund for Boys Shelter
A fund seeks a home building for newsboys and bootblacks offering shelter play and education. Superintendent J L B Read at 16 Howard Street leads reading room efforts and hopes for a dedicated home. World’s Food Fair aid includes Seventh Regiment Band Walter B Rogers Mendelssohn Vocal Club ES Kronberg and Elsie Frances Adams for Oct 18 at Boston Theatre.
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J. L B. Read
No. 16
Howard Street
George H. Bond
Seventh Regiment Band of
New York
Walter B. Rogers
Mendelssohn Vocal Club
Kronberg
Elsie Frances Adams
Boston Theatre
Mysterious Robbery Linked to Solis & Wilder Goods
Harry A. Solis of Solis & Wilder reported fur garments valued at about 1200 dollars stolen from his 426 Newbury street residence. The chest lock was undisturbed, and items include a mink lined black broadcloth coat, a sealskin cane, gowns, and other furs. Inspectors checked pawn shops. no trace found by nightfall. police alert in neighboring cities.
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Harry A. Solis
Solis & Wilder
Summer Street
Burrill
Newbury Street
Solis
Cleary
Wolf
Headquarters
Post
Julia Wilkes Wins at Concord Driving Park
In Concord New Hampshire on October 8 a rain‑delayed program at the driving park held today saw Julia Wilkes dominate the slow class by winning straight heats. Paul T. claimed first money in the 2:20 class, racing hard to fend off Johnny Wilkes and Lizzie 8.
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Concord
N. H
Driving Park
Julia Wilkes
Paul T
Johnny
Wilkes
Lizzie
G. m
Ertee Wilkes
Isaac Sinates Vensis
Eddie Curran
B. G
Gillis
Werner Tony
Little Jack
St John
Billy Abbott
B & McNamee
Paul Ag
Holus
Edwards
Johnnie Wilkes
Eric Wilkes
Cox
Lizzie Slim
Galusha
Conemar
Evans
San Sebastian
G. G
Adonisi
Simara
Braham
Colby
Results at Laconia
Racing notes from Laconia Kentucky on October 8 list six furlongs winner Sir Wellington with Blood itpa second and Mamie Stone third in the opening race. The five furlongs result has Adona first, Black Heart second and Remember Me third in 1 02 1 2. The one mile race sees Daily America winner, Jay Leaflet second and Rasper third with times not fully reported.
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Laconia
Sir Wellington
Blooditpa
Mamie Stone
Adona
Black Heart
Remember Me
Daily America
Jay Leaflet
Rasper
Harvard Football Gains From Light Practice After Trinity Victory
Harvard's football team resumed light practice after a day with Trinity, sticking to a plan of short hard stretches to build condition without fatigue. Ailing players Donald Haughton Barnie returned to the line, with Haughton showing stronger form than Donald, who left the field briefly for a knee issue. Cozzens shifted to right half, Dibble impressed at quarterback, while Lewis rested and Cochrane sat out.
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Harvard
Trinity
Donald
Haughton
Peyrs
Dr. Balch
Barnie
Cozzens
Lewis
Cochrane
Dibble
Brookford A C and Lewis School Play Tied Football Match
Brookford A C tied with Lewis School Roxbury in a spirited match on Brookfield lawn. Kelvin starred on offense and defense while Morris J. Ford scored for Lewis School in a 6 6 deadlock. Umpire was Mr. Minton. halves lasted 10 and 15 minutes.
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Brookford A. C
Lewis School
Roxbury
Brookfield Lawn
Kelvin
Morris J. Ford
Brookfords
Kervin
Ford
Brookford A. C. Lewis School
Moris
Gissacs
Kees i
Thomas Foley
R. G
Essels Bey Dee Pom Owen
Southwood Mallen
Cees Ae .l
Williams
Q. B
Blair Covaner
H. B
Thaley Minton
Hudson
F. B
J. Ford
Mr. Minton
Ladies at Morristown Golf Club Championship
At Morristown N J October 8 the semi final match in the United States ladies championship was disrupted when Anna Sands of Newport could not attend. Beatrix Hoyt defaulted to her opponent while Mrs Turnure of Shinnecock and Mrs Cora Oliver of the Country Club competed with Mrs Turnure advancing. Tomorrow Turnure will face Hoyt for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
Morristown Club
United States
Anna Sands
Newport Club
William Shippen
Beatrix Hoyt
Arthur Turnure
Shinnecock
Cora Oliver
One Country
Lorillard’s horses claim Leicester stakes at October meeting
At Leicester, Mowbray won the Leicestershire October handicap plate for 3-year-olds and up, with Faute de Mieux second and Utica third. P. Lorillard also ran Anisette II. In the mile plate for horses never winning, Dola i by Emperor out of Delinka, aged four, owned by P. Lorillard, won the race.
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London
Leicester
Mowbray
Faute de Mieux
Utica
P. Lorillard
B. G. Dolai
Emperor
Delinka
Gould Protests Yacht Council Action At Association
The Yachtsman editorial argues Howard Gould is justified in demanding the Yacht Racing Association council acknowledge its conduct. It criticizes the association’s committee for its actions in the ongoing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Yachtsman
Howard Gould
Committee of the Yacht Racing Association
Gould
Council of the
Yacht Racing Association
Council
Cleveland Drops Fourth Game In Temple Cup Race
Baltimore won easily as Providence defeated the Cleveland team. Klobe was presented a gold headed umbrella. Cleveland lost due to inability to hit, four hits off Corbett. Cuppy pitched poorly, Tebeau unable to play, attendance 1500. The score:
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Cleveland, O
Clevelands
Corbett
Cuppy
Tebeau
Baseball game summary with Boston and Providence
Two-base hits Knight Lyons Collins Woods. Stolen base Tenney. Walks Hy Woods Hamilton. Left on bases Boston five Providence five. Hit by pitch Lyons. Passed balls Kelly Dixon. Wild pitch Hodgdon. Struck out Hodgdon Hamilton. Double plays Duffy to Long to Kelley Hassett ed Carnavan to Cranby. Umpire Sullivan. Time twenty minutes.
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Knight
Lyons
Collins
Woods
Tenney
Hy Woods
Hamilton
Boston
Providence
Kelly
Dixon
Hodgdon
Duffy
Long
Kelley
Dover
N. H
Boston- Providence
Burgett Park
Killobedanz
Ae PO. A
Mooney
Ssee
Sete
Eae
Murray
U Dixon
Crsees Coccesee
de San Aces
Boston AB
Canavan
Orton
Aisin
Meneemare
Blanchard & Fai Purveyor Ad In Dock Square Beacon
Providence Boston score notations mixed with ad copy for Pure California gas at 1 dollar per gallon. Four bottles advertised with Blanchard and Fai locations at 14 to 17 Dock Square and 31 Faneuil.
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California
Blanchard& Fai
Dock Square
Harvard Whitman Wins Semi Final In Intercollegiate Tennis
Whitman of Harvard defeated Dodge of Yale 6-3 6-2 in the morning semi final. Driscoll of Georgetown beat Ware of Harvard after tough deuce sets. Afternoon doubles saw Ware and Scudder of Harvard take victory. final singles set for Whitman to face Driscoll.
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New Haven
Conn
Whitman
Harvard
Dodge
Yale
Driscoll
Georgetown University
Ware
Georgetown
Poubles
Scudder
Budlong
Barrows
Brown
Neeley
Heitkamp
Cornell
Hackett
Hooker
Noyes
Forbes
Connecticut Federation of Cyclists Formed in Meriden
About fifty delegates from across the state formed the Connecticut Federation of Cyclists in Meriden. J. E. Brainard was elected chairman and W. H. Tomms secretary. The group aims to push statutes regulating wheeling, bell and lantern use, wheel carriage by railroads, and penalties for bicycle thieves and criminals who scatter hazards on paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Conn
Connecticut
Wentworth Wins Time Prize in New Hampshire Race
In Nashua at the driving park a 20 mile bicycle road race saw J. C. Wentworth of Hudson take the time prize in 1 00 10. E Cc Peabody finished 1 01 15 and J L Turner of South Essex 1 01 16 as 10 000 spectators watched the grandest bicycle parade yet seen in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
J. C. Wentworth
Hudson
E. Cc. Peabody
J. L. Turner
South Essex
New Hampshire
Open Century Ride to Newburyport Starts at 6 30 A M
Captain Warner Demand of the Press Cycling Club announces the open century to Newburyport and return next Thursday. Start from 674 Massachusetts avenue at 6 30 A M with pace not over ten miles an hour. Ladies invited. Souvenirs will be medieval coins for finishers within twenty minutes of pacemakers. Entrance $1 to Warner or Austin W Pease. If stormy, postponed to a date announced in Oct 18 papers.
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Warner
Press
Newburyport
Massachusetts Avenue
Lmit
Warner Demand
Austin W. Pease
Devonshire Street
Boylston C. C
Brookline
William E. Glennon
Charles F. Fossa
George T. Tarrant
James J. Healey
E. P. Kaine
J. J. Murphy
F. T. Curry
Robert E. Jones
Wollaston
Master Jones
J. A. Surrette
Rumford
Gideon
Haverhill
Ray Macdonald
Boston
Rexford
Globe Office
Massachusetts B. C
Mattapan R. C
Roxbury B. C
Press C. C
Union B. C
Washington D. C
Charlestown Rovers
Hyde Park Rovers
Middlesex C. C
Medford C. C
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Winnisimmet C. C
Waltham C. C
Cambridgeport C. C
Boston College Association
Cambridge
Waltham
Hyde Park
Mattapan
Warren Dow
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Little Heroes OF the Street
H. A. Solis
Lorillard
Baltimore
Bostons
Klobe
Danz
McGraw
Cs Éccesesss
Keeler
F. F
Cccessecs
Jennings
Ely
Doyle
Reitz
Brodie
Robinson
Cleveland
Borkett
McKean
Childs
Ty O'Connor
McGiarr
Blake
Rts
Wallace
Weebe Batik
Burkett
McAleer
O'Connor
Zimmer
McGarr
Sheridan
Emslie
Caporal Cigarettes
Faneuil
Hall Square
Federation OF Cyclists
Wentworth
We Pasxacafra
Shaw
Tremont J
Codfrey
Hanover St
W. W. Greener
Ga. D. B
Washington St
Raymond Syndicate
Cushing
New England
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