Harvard Favored by Nickalls in Cambridge Harvard Race
Vivian Nickalls voices strong support for Harvard in the Cambridge Harvard University crew contest. He cites American speed and staying power and predicts Harvard leg work will win on a choppy surface. From Putney to London observers note rising interest and close practice between Harvard and Cambridge crews.
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London
Harvard
Vivian Nickalls
Daily Mail
Putney
Eng
Cambridge
Harvard University
Myttlebury
Escombe
Lehmann
Goldie
Thomas Manahan
Wray
Bankers Are Held to Trial in Real Estate Trust Case
Promoter Legal and officers of the defunct Philadelphia Real Estate Trust Company faced a magistrate after a hearing. The district attorney sought trial bail of 25,000 for Segal and 10,000 for North and Collingwood. Segal’s counsel claimed Segal’s innocence and said he would prove it in court, noting properties valued at 10 million dollars and debts to be paid in full.
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Philadelphia
Promoter Legal
Philadelphia Real Estate Trust Company
North
Collingwood
Segal
Gypsy Queen Weds Wealthy Spaniard in Boston
The gypsy queen Lena Numo, 16, wed The John, an 18 year old wealthy Spaniard in a top floor room at 102 Richmond Street North End. Judge Grant granted court consent under Massachusetts law before the ceremony and the couple, amid dancing and ceremonial kissing, began their life together with approval from both families.
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Richmond Street
North End
Lena Numo
Austria-Hungary
John
Frank Zottoli
Massachusetts
Zottoli
Grant
Pemberton Square
Partners Clash as Larkin Attempts to Move Stock
Newton report details Jacob Larkin of Luff & Larkin attempting to load stock into an express wagon to Boston to reclaim his investment. Police intervened with Abraham Luff, and court action followed leading to a writ of attachment and a receiver taking possession of the store and contents.
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Newton
Jacob Larkin
Luff & Larkin
Washington Street
Boston
Dow
Abraham Luff
Luff
Nonantum Square
P. Ss. Cunniff
Watertown
Atlas Shoe.Company of Boston
Guilds European Roosevelt Honored by Marblehead Yacht Men
A large Marblehead banquet by the Eastern Yacht Club in honor of Governor Curtis Guild featured cheers for Kaiser Wilhelm and President Roosevelt. German and American guests toasted each other amid a grand harbor illumination with 20000 spectators admiring yachts and fireworks.
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Marblehead
Harvard
Hoch der Kaiser
Curtis Guild
Eastern Yacht Club
Kaiser Wilhelm
Roosevelt
Europe
Governor Guild
William Amory Gardner
der Kaiser
America
Count Hatzfeldt
Baron von Sternberg
Fort Sewell
Forecast for Boston and vicinity fair weekend winds
Forecasts for Boston and vicinity call for fair conditions on Friday and Saturday with light to fresh westerly winds. The report notes minimal rainfall nationwide, stable temperatures, and storm warnings along the Atlantic coast from Norfolk to Savannah.
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Boston
Washington
New England
New York
Ada
United States
Atlantic
Norfolk
Savannah
Florida
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Mrnday
Grand Banks
Cannon Stricken With Chill In Maine Rally Speech
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon arrived in Rockland Maine after a train ride from Lewiston with a severe chill. He stayed in a hotel before rallying to urge re election of Congressman Charles E Littlefield. He later questioned Democratic candidate McGillycuddy and mused on Roosevelt possibly serving as president until 1912.
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Rockland
Joseph G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
Lewiston
Charles E. Littlefield
Cannon
Littlefield
Illinois
Maine
McGillicuddy
Boston Boy Golfers Wins Laurels in West
Richard Kimball, 19, a recent arrival from Boston, posted a Western Golf Association championship second round record of 73 to defeat Ralph McKittrick who scored 75. H Chandler Egan had a 74 last Monday in the Olympic cup team event. Kimball learned golf at Chestnut Hill Golf Club, Brookline Massachusetts.
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ST. Louis
Richard Kimball
Boston
Ralph McKittrick
H. Chandler Egan
Kimball
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Masa
Moran summons Gaston before grand jury in Schaefer case
District Attorney Moran stirred court action by calling Gaston and others for grand jury questioning after Henry T. Schaefer testified about a nomination offer tied to a payment. The scene at the courthouse featured heightened tension as Moran expanded inquiries into political dealings.
Desperate murder suspect after body found under train cars
A dead unknown man was found under a freight wheel at Lewis wharf with a bullet wound. A rebate check from Palmer and a 32 caliber revolver nearby suggest foul play. Two men named Clus Swanson and William Davis are detained for questioning as investigators weigh murder versus death by own action.
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Lewis Wharf
Palmer
Clus Swanssen
William Davis
Station I
William MecGarty
Crescent Avenue
Dorchester
Union Freight Company
Station 1
Sonerman
Atlantic Avenue
Davis
Sweeney
Clus Swanson
Vim Wins Second Leg in Roosevelt Cup Defense
In a sensational Massachusetts Bay small yacht race, the Vim of New York won the second leg, giving the New York defender a strong lead in the Roosevelt cup contest. The Auk withdrew after fouling the Vim, drawing praise for Mr. Adams sportsmanship from rivals and allies alike.
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Marblehead
Massachusetts Bay
New York
V. C
Glueckauf
Charles Francis Addams
Auk
Adams
Clifford Bucknam
Vim
Trevor L. Park
the Atlantic V. C
William Gardner
Tilly
Dr Seth Arnolds Balsam Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement proclaims Dr Seth Arnolds Balsam as essential for sudden bowel trouble attacks, urging travelers to carry it for swift relief and protection. The copy emphasizes reliability and quick action for on the road.
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Seth Arnold
Gaston mystery in Schaefer letters case continues
The text notes Colonel Gaston’s surprise at a summons connected to Schaefer letters and his refusal to get involved. It reports summonses for Henry Lloyd and Dr. Taylor, and Schaefer’s claim he was summoned to the grand jury while waiting in the corridor rather than Moran’s suite.
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Gaston
Schaefer
Bryan
Harry J. Jaquith
Lloyd and Taylor
Henry Lloyd
Taylor
Court House
Moran
Triple play by one man stands out in New Bedford game
In New Bedford on September 6 March Manches ter first baseman made a rare one man triple play in the first game this afternoon. He snagged Kav anagh s liner, touched first for Coveney at the bag, and beat Drohan back to second. The feat may be the first one man triple play since Paul Hines did it for Providence in the 1880s.
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New Bedford
Manchester
Drohan
Coveney
Kavanagh
Paul Hines
Providence
Three-way sports results and notable fights from the era
Boston Americans lose in New York while Nationals win in Philadelphia. Vim wins the third Roosevelt cup. Gans and Britt set for Christmas night bout. Nelson avoids serious injury and goes fishing. Brockton’s C Walter Metz, 13, breaks 400 mile motor cycle world record. Philadelphia Jack OBrien sails for Australia to fight Squires for 15000 dollars. Sweet Moerie places in free-for-all as Massachusetts finishes third in Sea Girt national team match.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Vim
Gans
Britt
Nelson
C. Walter Metz
Brockton
Jack O’brien
Australia
Squires
Sweet Moerie
Massachusetts
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Theodore John
Newton Square
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GUILD
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Thompson's Spa
Cate Tay
Ian
Harry Lloyd
Dr. Taylor and
H. J. Jaquith
Grand Jury
Republican State Committee
Lodge
Henry T. Schaefer
William A. Gaston
Harer Lloy Id
Heri
Schaffee
Gar
Mysterious
Swanson
Boston & Albany
Martin S. McCormick
Ocean Steamship Company
Harry B. Center
Mr. Adams
Colum
March of Manchester
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