Picnic Draws 50 000 Fans With Irish Team Thrills
The Oak Island Revere gathering drew about 12 000 attendees with events led by a five mile run won by Jerry Delaney of Worcester over Eddie McGonnigle. Hurling between Wolf Tones and Shamrocks excited the crowd while Suffolk Guards and Emmets split a football match due to darkness.
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Boston
Oak Island
Revere
Eddie McGonnigle
Centennial Grove
McGonnigle
Jerry Delaney
Worcester
Walter Pierce
Wolf Tones
Shamrocks
Suffolk Guards
Emmets
Jacky
Revere Beach
J. McCann
J. Leavitt
O’brien
D. Mahoney
Shaw
Gideon Pierrie
W. Marsh
L. Knight
J. Welch
Tony Thompson
John Gallagher
W. Quinn
John P. Scanlan
Tom Kearne
J. Connor
J. C. Long
Gid Pierrie
J. C. Tong
von W. Marsh
T. Kearney
Mt. Pleasant Court
M. C
Clement
J. Con
Nors
McSweeney
J. Connors
J. P. Finneran
Emmetts
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Blood Purifier
Claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and cures boils, the ad promotes its health claims as America’s greatest medicine. It also markets Hood's Pills for sick headache at 26 cents and six for five dollars.
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Hood
America
Fogbound Tragedy Landing of Lewiston Troops
In a fog shrouded rescue, the Lewiston crew and medical staff evacuated injured soldiers from the wreck area. Dr C B Shea and a Boston physician team treated them aboard the Gaynor and en route to Boston, with blankets, hot drinks, and careful monitoring. The Ninth Infantry unit was ferried to a Boston train for further care and recovery.
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Shea
Boston
Lewiston
Gaynor
Wheeler Intervenes in Camp Wikoff Boston Transfer
General Wheeler publicly rebukes Colonel Forwood over delayed Massachusetts soldiers from Camp Wikoff. He orders urgent selection and loading of 100 men to the Lewiston within one hour, prompting a tense confrontation and a dramatic ambulance departure.
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Sick Bay State
Lewiston
Wikoff
Wheeler
Forwood
General Wheeler
Joe
General Shafter
Volunteer Aids Association of Massachusetts
Montauk
Ninth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Massachusetts
Shea
Boston
McIntyre
Stubbs
Boston City Hospital
Drs. McIintere
General Wheler
Higgins
Signal Corps
General Hospital
Colonel Forwood
Captain Higgins
Camp
Massachusetts Ambulance Corps
Charity
Jesus
Scotch Picnic Draws 5000 as Tinder Wins Three Mile
About 5000 attended the Order of Scottish Clans picnic at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury. George B Tinder won the three mile race in 17 40 with Hjertberg second. Jack Ryder led the one mile in Dorchester and other events featured Scottish athletes and a police beer raid.
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Order of Scottish Clans
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Highland Cadets
Montreal
Oval
George B. Tinder
America
England
Ernie Hjertberg
Boston
Hiquor
Park Square
Hjertberg
Ryder
D. Hassett
L. McKinnon
A. J. Scott
H. Callahan
A. H. McLean
Tineler
Hijertberg
Hassett
Hassead
Tincer
Tindler
John W. Ryder
E. H. McLean
A. G. Scott
E. J. Hjertberg
J. Greenough
J. Penon
H. Scott
J. P. Watson
Toronto
L. A. Carpenter
W. Campbell
Walter Scott
T. M. Frew
I. A. Carpenter
John L. Cattanach
B. FF. Stewart
Scott
John Cattanach
B. FB. Stewart
T. ‘Dwyer
Watson
A. Car Panterie
B. Hy Iaoe
P. Watson
Carpenter
T. W. F Trutting
Frew
A. McInnis
Obstacle race results show Galbraith first and Ross second
H. Galbraith won the obstacle race with William Ross finishing as runner up. In the hitch and kick event J. T. McNeil took first place, followed by J. W. Frew in second and S. D. McLean in third.
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H. Galbraith
William Ross
Hitch
J. T. McNeil
J W. Frew
S. D. McLean
St Philip's Games Draw 2500 at Apollo Garden
St Philip's Church hosted a picnic and athletic events at Apollo Garden attracting about 2500 attendees. Top finishes included Edward Hynes sweeping the 440 and 880 yard events with Manchester Gymnasium and St. Mary's A A. aboard, Neil Scanlan and J S Quinn among winners in sprint heats.
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St. Philip’s Church
Neil Scanlan
English High School
St. Mary’s A. A
Hugh C
McGrath
Boston College
St. Joseph’s A. A
C. J. Sweeney
Cambridgeport
George J. Masters
J. S. Quinn
Cambridgeport G. A. A
James F. Dunne
Dorchester A. A
H. S Whitney
Manchester Gymnasium
Edward Hynes
Hugh C. McGrath
John S. Quinn
James P. Dunne
A. A
David C. Hall
Brown University
East Boston
Y. A
F. M. Lathrop
Charlestown
M. B. Furlong
St. Augustine
H. A. Barrier
G. J. Sweeney
W. T. McCarthy
St. Francis A. A
John B. Maguire
Henry FE. Pray
Francis E. Connolly
A.A
Robert FP
Ferguson
Harvard
D. J. McCarthy
Boston
Miss Grace Curran
Frank Homer
Central Labor Union Picnic features at Marlboro Driving Park
The Marlboro Central Labor Union picnic drew about 4000 spectators who enjoyed a mixed sports program. Winners included George Hamilton in the one mile bicycle race, J T Moran in the five mile handicap, and Edward Ponovan in the 185 yard foot race. horse races were listed with times but some entries unfinished.
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George Hamilton
Lowell
Marlboro
George Donohue
Brighton
Edward Ponovan
Natick
Edward Welch
Georgetown
Maud V
Gr. m
Ned Wilkes
Castellar
B. G
Cupuia
Marble T
Gr. G
Tarbox
Mittchell
Ar. B. Cell
Bill
Daisy C
B. m
Whittemore
Paul
B. Fi
Florrie
Ruit
Gillies
Cole
Screee
Br. G
Well
Eanee Tee Eeee
Volunteer Aid Mobilizes After Lewiston Wreck
Secretary Elihu B. Hayes of the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association learned of the Lewiston wreck and arranged medical attendance for the victims. He coordinated with Dr. Bradford in Boston and sent men to Boston by special train. He then traveled to Boston aboard the Portland Palamas, arriving at 6 o'clock.
Train Wreck Obliges Boston Arrival Delayed Ambulance Aid
Massachusetts report details a transfer of workers after a wreck. Three of the Second were among the injured as the 3:30 notification went out and the train left for Boston at 12:45 a. m. Arrival planned at 5:30. Doctors Shea and Blake coordinated rapid patient transfer by telephoned contact and ambulance requests at Park Square.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Park Square
Shea
Shea Held A Long Conversation Over the Telephone After He Landed With Dr. Blake
City Hospital
Ambulance Rush For Lewiston Stranded Men Arriving
Boston police prepared for the Lewiston men as they reached the city at 430 this morning. Ambulances with twenty officers under Sergeant Hubert of Station 4 rushed to the depot to receive the men on arrival.
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Lewiston
Boston
Hubert
Kochs New Inhalation Cure for Consumption
Prof Koch presents a new inhalation treatment for consumption asthma and bronchitis using oily vapors delivered to the lungs. The Boston office at 74 Boylston Street invites investigation and offers free consultation and one treatment. Thousands testify to cures, with public notice urging skeptics to verify results.
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Koch
Boston
Boylston Street
Professor Koch
Berlin
No. 74
Wringer service ad from American Wringer Co Boston
An advertisement for the American Wringer Co claims dependable wringer writing and telephone delivery in perfect order. It lists location at Q and 79 Franklin Street in Boston Massachusetts and provides telephone contact B 26%.
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The
American Wringer Co
Franklin Street
Boston
Mass
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