Defender Crucial Betting Lines Ahead of Cup Race
The article notes betting ranged 7 to 10 with 8 to 10 in-between, dominated by Canadians on the Valkyrie side. Weather outlook favors the American boat with northeast wind shifting to southeast. Local forecaster Dunn predicts favorable contest conditions with 12 to 18 mph winds, amid a harbor scene of extensive passenger craft. Defender remains the British skipper Cranfield’s concern, while designer Watson is interviewed as the morning progresses.
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Dunn
Hank Haff
Iselin
Cranfield
The
Valkyrie
Lord Dunraven
E. B. Dunn
Captain Cranfield
Erie Basin
Wilson and Silsby
City Island
Hell Gate
East River
Measurer Hyslop
Erié Basin
West
Defender
Wallace B. Flint
Hattie Palmer
Leeds, Kane, Thorne
Adrian Iselin, Jr
Herreshoff
Watson
Defender Day Forecast Promises Wind and Ocean Swell
An onshore wind will bring overcast skies and possible light showers with no heavy rain. Yachtsmen expect a fair wind from the ocean, likely generating some swell and challenging sea for sail to windward. Hotels report high attendance as Defender races draw crowds. Valyrie preparations include hull paint and mast work as Defender departs New Rochelle.
Defender and Valkyrie Set for America's Cup Showdown
New York reports predict a close race as the Defender and Valkyrie prepare at Sandy Hook. A 12 to 15 knot forecast favors Valkyrie, while Defender's crew claims light or heavy winds pose no problem. Spectators from across North America swarm hotels, steamers, and tugs, with 30 000 to 50 000 expected to witness the opener.
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New York
Two Continents
Ben Butler
Sandy Hook
Herreshoff
England
Lord Dunraven
Prince of Wales
New York Yacht. Club
Accident Injures Emma White in Washington Street Incident
Whitman Sept 6 Arthur White of North End accidentally shot his sister Emma while repairing a gun lock. He snapped the gun thinking it safe. the bullet struck her calf. Doctors Copeland and Mec Keen treated her injuries.
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Whitman
Arthur White
Washington Street
North End
Emma
Gladstone Armenia talk and Lorimer visit in New York
In New York on September 6 the Rev. George C. Lorimer arrived from England after four months abroad. He recounts Mr. Gladstone urging U S intervention to stop Turkish cruelty in Armenia and notes a rise in independent voters in England. Lorimer plans to pursue Armenian relief in Boston.
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New York
George C. Lorimer
D. D
Tremont Temple
Lucania
England
Dr. Lorimer
T. C. Evans
Boston
Chicago
Lorimer
Armenia
America
London
United States
Anglo-Armenia Society of
Great Britain
Mr. Gladstone
Chester
Anhour
Gladstone
Beecham's Pills for Constipation Advertised
Beecham's pills for constipation priced at 25 cents. Readers urged to obtain the book at their druggist and follow its guidance.
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Beecham
Dr Lorimers England tours and Boston return plans
Dr Lorimer discusses labor consolidation talks in England and Wales, delivering addresses at Crystal Palace and Oxford. He notes public interest, plans for international pulpit exchange, and his current work in Boston with Tremont Temple funds. He expects a London stay but will preach in Boston next Sunday.
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Oxford
Wales
Pwllheli
England
Lorimer
Spurgeon
London
Boston
Tme
Australia
Tremont Temple
New York Circuit Races Close in Buffalo State Meet
The New York L A W circuit finals end in Buffalo on Sept 6 with small attendance and losses. Winners include Tom Cooper of Detroit in the one mile open and C S Werrick of Buffalo in the five mile state and city championships. Cal Lahhan of Buffalo wins the five mile handicap with 25 yards, while J B McFarland places second and E F Leonert is runner up. Time marks: 2 16 for the one mile, 14 07 for the five miles, 2 18 3 5 for the city one mile, 1 20 8 4 5 for the handicap.
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C. S. Werrick
C. V. Brunner
I. A. Callahan
Buffalo
E. F. Leonert
Maplewood Fire Draws Citizens Into Daring Rescue
A major Maplewood blaze drew non professionals into danger as flames lit the night sky. Firefighters and brave locals removed explosives and oil barrels amid wreckage, the inferno burning out in about ninety minutes. Three men were injured during the height of the fire as casualties were assessed.
Factory Debris Trap Injures Maplewood Man and Workers
Charles Batchelder, a Maplewood businessman, fell from a ladder into debris sustaining spinal injury. Samuel Baker and Frank Downing also injured as unfinished lasts and glass caused cuts. Estimated loss totals $25,000 with under $10,000 insurance. thirty workers displaced. A new factory will be started immediately.
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Charles Batchelder
Maplewood
Samuel Baker
Frank Downing
J. M. Farnham
Ohio Republicans Plot Reed Favor in Ohio Delegation
The Press explains Charles L. Kurtz's visit to Senator Quay, revealing a coalition between Foraker and Quay backing Reed of Maine for President. Hahn's New York activity supports McKinley boom, and Ohio's fall result could place most of the delegation behind Reed despite nominal backing for McKinley.
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Columbus
Charles L. Kurtz
Ohio Republican Executive Committee
Senator Quay
Pittsburg
Messrs. Foraker
Quay
Reed
Maine
William Hahn
Ohio
New York
McKinley
Foraker
Kurtz
Suffrage Referendum Circular Urges Massachusetts Voting Support
The State committee urges equal citizen duties and calls on Massachusetts voters to vote in favor of municipal suffrage for women. Prominent signers include Hoar Long Brackett May Blackwell Howe, Ward, Taylor, Mary Livermore, Susan Fessenden, and numerous others asserting a government for the whole people.
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State Committee
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
George F. Hoar
John D. Long
J. Q. A. Brackett
Elisha S.converse
Samuel May
Albert Clarke
T. W. Higginson
Josiah Quincy
William Lloyd Garrison
Charles G. Ames
Charles Carleton Coffin
Minot J. Savage
William W. Crapo
William E
Eliza R. Whiting
Helen M. Winslow
Mary Q. Kinsman
Clare H. Burleigh
Fanny B. Ames
Ellen Hayes
Sarah H. Southwick
Mary C. Sawyer
Susans. Fessenden
Lettie S. Bigelow
Eliza Trask Hill
Emeline Doane Whipple
Electa N. Walton
Abby E. Davis
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Mary H. Taylor
Lucy
Newhall
Sawyer
Mary Clarke Smith
Alina Gardner
Anne Whitney
Ada C. Bowles
America’s Cup Race Souvenir Published In Boston
A 124 page souvenir book on the America's Cup races from M. J. Kiley of 7 Spring Lane Boston features a New York Bay harbor chart detailing courses, half tone cuts, and portraits of noted yacht owners, offering rich information and visuals for enthusiasts.
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New York Bay
M. J. Kiley
7 Spring Lane
Boston
Steamer Normannia Sighted Disabled Near New York Harbor
The Lucania officers report sighting the steamer Normannia on Wednesday afternoon at latitude 47.10 and longitude 45.30. Her captain signalled port engine failure and use of the starboard engine. The Normannia left Hamburg on August 30 and was due in New York this morning. her cabin and steerage are filled with returning tourists.
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Normannia
New York
Lucania
Hamburg
Baltimore Flood Destroys Homes and Claims Life
Baltimore suffered the heaviest rain in 25 years with 4.76 inches in 16 hours. Flooding wrecked homes on Greenmount Avenue with collapses and a drowning near Mt. Washington. Fremont Avenue and the Patapsco floodplain were heavily affected as floodwaters swept away embankments and damaged fields. A cloudburst near Glen Falls station sent torrents along the Western Maryland line.
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Baltimore
Greenmount Avenue
Fremont Avenue
Lexington Street
Annie C. Smith
Jones’s Falls
Glen Falls Station
Western Maryland
Patapaco
Patapsco
Electric and Coal Wagon Collision In Chelsea
Thomas McDonald, 26, driving a coal wagon on Washington street Far Han over, was struck by a southbound Norfolk House electric car 1741 at 6 15 pm. He was thrown to the street with a severe back injury. Dr Elliott treated him at Station 1 and recommended removal to City Hospital in a police ambulance. The car was operated by Motorman 339 and Conductor.
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Thomas McDonald
Washington Street
Hanover
Norfolk House
MccDonald
Dr. Elliott
Tremont Street
Chelsea
Todays Barbecue At Apollo Garden Delights With Oratory
At Apollo Garden today a barbecue hosts an array of attractions in the Northern States. Father Cummins of Roslindale brings together speakers including Hon. John R. Fellows of New York and Assistant United States Treasurer O Neil to preside. Colonel Fellows, a strong Democrat, may discuss New York political issues while entertainment and child friendly amusements fill the noon to 11 o clock schedule.
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Apollo Garden
Father Cummins
Roslindale
John R. Fellows
New York
United States
O'Neil
Colonel Fellows
Clinton Strike Off Ends Lancaster Mills Walkout
In Clinton Worcester on September 6 the Lancaster Mills workers including weavers beamers and quillers ended a twelve week strike. They vote to return to work next Monday if the mill avoids blacklisting and agrees to wage increases on October 1 if business conditions permit. Strike leaders attribute the move to pressure from German workers seeking employment. Mill managers appear inclined to rehire the strikers.
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Worcester
Lancaster
Clinton
William Hurlbert Dead In Italy The Times reports
William Henry Hurlbert died in Cadenabbia Italy on Wednesday after a long illness as cited by The Times of London. He was noted in society circles and had connections to literary and diplomatic circles, with obituaries reflecting on his career and contributions.
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William Henry Hurlbert
London
the Times
Cadenabbia
Italy
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