Roosevelt cup race shows Americans sweep German rivals
Marblehead Sept 5 America wins second Roosevelt cup race with the Yankee boats taking first through third. The Vim owned by Commodore Trenor Park wins ahead of Caramba and Auk. Wannsee fourth, Glueckauf fifth, Tilly last. Germans lose windward work despite leeward speed.
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Marblehead
Atlantic T. C
William Gardner
C.H. W. Foster
E. A. Boardman
Charles Francis Adams
Boardman
Wannsee
Glueckauf
Tilly
War on Moran Cleaned Up by Anti Moran Leaders
A Boston hotel gathering reveals strong opposition to Moran with a possible battle for the district attorney nomination. A broad statewide committee lists leaders including Josiah Quincy Arthur Lyman Edward Arundel and John Sullivan among others pledging to oppose Moran.
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Thorndike
Sullivan
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Arthur Lyman
Waltham
Thomas H. Shea
Fitchburg
John C. Burke
Lowell
Nicholas Skerrett
Worcester
Edward C. Arundel
Lawrence
John P. Coughlin
Fall River
Mr. Moran
John A. Sullivan
George T. McLaughlin
Sandwich
Michael F. Phelan
Lynn
Harry Hobbs
Wenham
Marcus C. Pettingell
Danvers
M. A. Malloy
W. H. Davis
John P. S. Mahoney
John J. Cahill
Peabody
Henry B. Little
Newburyport
T. F. Fitzpatrick
Malden
Edward L. Arundel
James Kinsley
Acton
B. F. Chamberlain
James M. Mead
Arlington
Daniel A. Hearn
South Framingham
William Dillon
John B. Rooney
Walpole
D. F. Buckley
Easton
W.F. Haggerty
Webster
J. F. Donahue
Grafton
Do. F. Johnson
Littleton
John H. Sheedy
Salem
Richard Cunningham
Wellesley
George H. Thorburn
Marblehead
J. W. Wextead
Douglass
Fred O'Connell
F. H. Pope
Leominster
George C. Flett
Waverley
John P. Rattigan
Hyde Park
William E. Dillon
M. F. Cronin
W. H.dietsman
Clinton
W. J. Doherty
Newton
F. H. Lee
Athol
Fred. W. Lord
Asa T. Newhall
Cyrus A
Kneeland
Topsfield
H. M. Shaughnessey
James F. Donovan
P. H. de Lee
Maynard
Arthur Coughlan
John J. Driscoll
Nicholas J. Skerrett
Nelson J. Sherburne
West Springfield
D. F. Doherty
Westfield
W. B. Mahoney
William H. McMasters
James J. Hunt
Winchendon
Matthew Meade
East Bridgewater
Andrew Shanahan
Rockland
W. T. Shea
Quincy
Lester R. Gerald
Wayland
A. H. Webber
Beverly
John F. Meeney
Blackstone
Edward 8. Higgins
Charles F. Gannon
Henry E. Brine
Somerville
A.C. Reddy
Charlies C. Paine
Hyannis
Martin T. Hall
Natick
Nickerson Heir Weds Beatrice Blake in England
William G Nickerson heir to Nickerson millions and son of Albert Nickerson, marries Beatrice Blake of Brookline in Minehead England. The Rev Whittimore officiates as special trains and liners transport the couple to the ceremony. They depart for a honeymoon touring England and France with Paris ahead for Ruth Nickerson, the heiress sister.
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Dedham
Nickerson
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
William G. Nickerson
Albert Nickerson
Harvard University
Minehead
England
Beatrice Blake
Brookline
Whittimore
Mr. Nickerson
France
Paris
Ruth Nickerson
Nickersons Wedding Tour Ends At Riverdale Mansion
The Nickersons plan a month long machine tour in a premier American-built craft before returning to Riverdale in Dedham the $500000 estate where a portion of the 600 room mansion will be opened for their exclusive use. Albert Nickerson and Lowell Blake attended the ceremony with their families and guests. Olivia Thorndike of Brookline served as maid of honor.
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America
New England
Nickerson
Albert Nickerson
William
Lowell Blake
Dick Nickerson
Cambridge
F. G. Blake
Washington Street
Brookline
Ruth Nickerson
Genevieve Caswell
Dedham
Boston
New York
Riverdale
Cambridge Halls of Fame
Harvard
Albert
Balch
Olivia Thorndike
Best Trolley Ride On Boston Worcester Line
Take a spell on the Boston and Worcester trolley line with cars leaving Park Square every quarter hour. Subway cars connect with extra cars at Chestnut Hull.
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Boston & Worcester
Park Square
Chestnut Hull
Skeleton Found in Braintree Behind Franklin Street
The skeleton of a man was found yesterday afternoon by B H Woodsum about 40 rods behind his home on Franklin street. Medical Examiner Frazier found no foul play and suspected exposure. A possible link is 10 to 12 years old disappearance of Frank Myers, a factory employee who left a week’s pay.
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Braintree
B. H. Woodsum
Franklin Street
Frazier
East Weymouth
Frank Myers
Forecast for Boston and vicinity turns warmer later week
Forecast for New England calls for fair and warmer conditions Thursday and Friday. Light to fresh southwest winds. Ships bound for European ports on Thursday can expect light and variable winds with fair weather to the Grand Banks.
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Boston and Vicinity
Washington
New England
European
Grand Banks
Defeats Hit Boston Nines as Americans and Nationals Fall
In baseball news the Boston nine lose to the Americans 1 to 0 and to the Nationals 8 to 5. The Giants win a double header to claim second place as Pittsburg drops. The Roosevelt cup goes to Vim, an American boat, in the second race. the third race is scheduled today. Killaloe wins the Sheepshead Bay race at 40 to 1, earning 810000.
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Boston
Nationals
Giants
Pittsburg
Vim
Killaloe
Sheepshead Bay
Dying boy balloonist Carl Smith tied to tragedy
Carl Smith the Brockton Mass. boy balloonist lies dying at Central Maine Hospital after police say jealous rivals caused his death by cutting his parachute ropes. Ida Merrill of Boston escaped unharmed as the accident happened during an ascent in Lewiston.
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Ida Merrill
Boston
Carl Smith
Brockton
Lewiston
Central Maine Hospital
Mass
Balloon accident at Wonderland fits tragedy of Smith and Merrill
A crowd at a Revere Beach Wonderland ascent watched as a knife-wielding assailant cut a rope. Smith fell 125 feet to his death while Miss Merrill escaped with her parachute and fled to a nearby wood lot. Police sweep for two colored suspects follows.
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Smith
Wonderland
Revere Beach
Mass
Miss Merrill
Ginger Nog From Sanford Promises Health and Flavor
A recipe headline proclaims ginger nog made with ginger egg milk and sugar as delicious strengthening and nourishing. The item markets a warm beverage for winter comfort and home use.
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Sanford
National Republican Spotlight Shapes Maine and Oyster Bay
At Lewiston Speaker Cannon attacks President Gompers of the AFL accusing him of blacklisting opponents. In Bath Secretary Taft calls Roosevelt policy the real campaign issue and backs tariff revision later. At Oyster Bay President Roosevelt meets Cortelyou Littauer and Bass to discuss the congressional campaign.
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Lewiston
Cannon
President Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bath
Taft
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Representative Littauer
New York
Lyman M. Bass
Buffalo
Cannon speaks to crowd in Lewiston amid Gompers blacklisting row
Speaker Joseph G Cannon addressed about 2000 at City Hall Lewiston in a sharp clash over Samuel Gompers AFL president who has blacklisted Congressman Littlefield.
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Lewiston
Joseph G. Cannon
Maine
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Littlefield
Gompers Attacks Littlefield in Labor Politics Clash
Senator Frye and Speaker Cannon introduce Samuel Gompers involvement in district politics. Gompers urges federation members to vote as he would, threatening defeat of Representative Littlefield. The speaker defends labor aims while opposing political blacklisting and coercive assessments within the Federation of Labor.
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Samuel Gompers
Charles EB. Littlefield
Congress
Littlefield
Gompers
New York
Washington
Federation
Labor
Cesar Feek
Federation of Labor
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