Iselin Confident Columbia Topsail Proves Its Efficiency
New York October 11 The yacht race outlook remains doubtful with little wind and continued postponements. C Oliver Iselin expresses confidence in the American defender Columbia and warns against undercutting crew morale. Bets lean toward Columbia with several large wagers noted and Lipton optimistic about the Shamrock.
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New York
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Sir Thomas Lipton
St. Michaels
Plymouth
Iselm
New York Stock Exchange
Work of Both Yachts In Sandy Hook Contests
Boston Post yachting experts compare Columbia and Shamrock after three races off Sandy Hook. They say Columbia holds many advantages and is likely to retain the cup, though Shamrock may win one race. Shamrock shows windward speed with a larger clubtopsail and better light wind performance.
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Patrick Toher
Oneida
F. Collins
Boston
Uptown
Dick Allegretti
Vera
Dave Sloan
Delmonico’s
Billy Edwards
Fred Brooks
Fifth Avenue
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Charley Mahoney
Bernard Pressier
Baltimore
Boston Post
Sandy Hook
Shamrock
Colambu
Leeward
Regimental Telegram From Honolulu Report
Adjutant General Dalton records a telegram stating the Twenty sixth Regiment arrived at Honolulu on October 2 and all are well. Signed Rice.
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Dalton
Twenty-sixth
Twenty-sixth Regiment
Honolulu
Rice
Fighting in Philippines Wounds Eight Americans Near Angeles
In Manila Oct 11 morning reports say firing near Angeles wounded eight Americans slightly as artillery engaged with Filipino forces. A separate incident near Maraguayan left two more Americans wounded. General MacArthur deeming the events not specially significant.
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Manila
Angeles
MacArthur
Maraguayan
Arthur Peck Protests Nominations For L A W Officers
Arthur K. Peck, candidate for secretary treasurer of the Massachusetts Division L A W, protests to the rights and privileges committee over alleged improper nominations by the election committee. He argues the process violated the constitution, limiting independent nominees and undermining his rights to appear on the ballot. The protest cites timing, publication gaps, and rule changes prior to October 10 filing deadlines.
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Arthur K. Peck
Massachusetts
Rights and Privileges Committee
Boston
Sir
Abcove
Massachusetts Division Board
L. A. W. Bulletin
Holland submarine torpedo boat exhibits powers off New Suffolk
Greenport New York October 11 The Holland submarine torpedo boat displayed diving and underwater travel for two miles then surfaced for rapid observation An attack on an imagined foe used a whitehead torpedo of US Navy type An engine room gas incident left five crewmen unconscious on the way to moorings at New Suffolk They were revived on deck two rescuers were affected briefly by the gas
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Greenport
N. Y
Holland Submarine Torpedo Boat
United States Navy
New Suffolk
Boxing Gossip Lampoons Heavyweights Ahead of Monarchy Clash
Peter Maher to receive 1000 dollars regardless of outcome in a 10 round bout with Dunkhorst at Monarch A. C. in Syracuse next Monday. Dunkhorst, 260 pounds and 26, trained under Jeffries in England, seeks a win and cash as Maher eyes quick money.
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Big Joe Dunkhorst
Syracuse
Monarch A. C
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Florrie Barnett
Billy Ernst
Eddy Connolly
Hercules A. C
Brooklyn
Harry Forbes
Chicago
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Buffalo Sports
Jack O’brien
Frank Erne
New York
Chirley Wilson
Hawthorne A. C
Kid McCoy
Billy Stift
Jack Root
McCoy
Stift
St. Louis
Casper Leon
Steve Flanagan
Joe Fairburn
Joe Cain
Greenwood A. C
A. Binns
George Kirwin
Eddy Kennedy
Pittsburg
R. W. J.—P. McIntire
New Yo
Jimmy Dunn
Fall River
Lenox A. C
Eddy Santry
Oscar Gardner
Jordan
Jim Handler
Dick O''Brien
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T. J. O'Rourke
Boston Yachtsmen Push Marblehead for International Races
Boston yachtsmen largely back moving the Columbia Shamrock series to Marblehead citing steady winds and ideal courses off Halfway Rock to Graves buoy. Louis M. Clark favors Newport as a better site, while Eastern Yacht Club members stress Marblehead's viewability and easier access from Boston.
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Marblehead
Dewey Week Bargains at the Standard Clothing Sale
Boston visitors during Dewey Week boost local business as the Standard Clothing Company launches a fall clearance. New stock includes silk lined vicunas once priced at 18 and vene tian serges formerly 15 now 8.50. Store remains open Saturday evening but closes 12 to 4 for the Dewey celebration.
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Boston
Standard Cranes Company
Free Sample Offer for Kilmer Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy
Readers of the Boston Daily Post are invited to request a free sample bottle of Kilmer Swamp-Root, with an accompanying book on kidney and bladder health. The ad highlights widespread testing in hospitals and private practice and notes available sizes at druggists.
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Kilmer
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Hoyt Loses In Golf Tourney Prelims To Mrs Fox
Beatrix Hoyt, three time women's national champion, falls 3 up 2 to play to Mrs. C F Fox of Huntingdon Valley in Philadelphia. Fox leads early, Hoyt struggles on the greens, while Marion Oliver wins long-drive prize with 1644 yards 8 inches.
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Philadelphia
Beatrix Hoyt
C. F Fox
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Miss Hoyt
Mrs. Fox
Dormy
Missay Barron
Irvington
Golf Notes: Boston Club hosts Franklin Park tournament
A Boston Golf Club event runs at Franklin Park from Monday October 16 to Friday with seven daily formats. Open 18 hole scratch on Monday, match play and consolation cups on Tuesday, open handicap on Wednesday, mixed foursomes on Thursday, and handicap on Friday. Entry fee 50 cents. entries close with Richard P. Waters, secretary.
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Boston Golf Club
Franklin Park Links
Press Cape
Richard P. Waters
McDuffee Lowers Two Mile Track Record in Brockton
Eddie McDuffee shaved four seconds from his own two mile mark to 2 54 at Brockton. He had set 2 58 yesterday for the previous record. John R. Dubois also broke LAW amateur marks for two to five laps in a private trial at the new track.
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Brockton
Eddie McDuffee
McDuffee
John R. Dubois
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