Picato Beats Donahue in Ten Round Boxing Match
Frank Picato of California defeats Young Donahue of Roxbury in a 10 round decision at the Pilgrim A. A. show at the Arena. The verdict drew mixed reactions as Donahue’s early defense earned some believed a draw. The card opened with Gilbert Gallant defeating Tommy Carey in a toe to toe 10 rounds. Terry Brooks substituted for Dave Deshler and won after being fouled by Young Nitchie, with two referees officiating the bouts.
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Frank Picato
California
Young Donahue
Roxbury
Pilgrim A. A
Donahue
Jack
Pirato
Gilbert Gallant
Chelsea
Tommy Carey
Philadelphia
Carey
Gallant
Boston
Terry Brooks
New York
Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Young Nitchie
Brooks
Dick Fleming
Marbiehead
Martt’ Flaherty
Revere
Tigers Names Stir Safe Context Around Jennings
Jeff Testeau and Jimmy Archer are noted as former Tigers but the text warns that mentioning these facts near Hugh Jennings is unsafe. The item records a cautionary social dynamic without further details.
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Jeff Testeau
Jimmy Archer
Hugh Jennings
Court fight over Spring Street reconstruction plan
Street Commissioners hear trespass dispute over Spring street re location from Webster to Charles streets West Roxbury. City charges that properties owned by Lent Hadley and Yendley project beyond the 80 foot line as shown in old plans. Case now heads to court with potential city cost rising from 20 000 to about 125 000 if the 80 foot line is used.
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Spring Street
Webster
Charles Street
West Roxbury
George K. Lent
Thomas C
Alice M
Sewer Division
Gardner
Dedham
Draper Memorial Park and Statue Unveiled in Milford
Milford dedicates a memorial park and bronze statue of General William F. Draper presented by his widow. Nearly 20,000 visitors attend the ceremony as the memorial is unveiled in the town.
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Milford
William F. Draper
W.W. ¥. Draper
Statue unveiled for General Draper by Miss Draper
Margaret Preston Draper unveiled the statue honoring General Draper as crowds paused work. Congressman Samuel W. McCall delivered the day’s oration and praised Draper as inventor, soldier, and statesman. Parade of state militia and marines accompanied the ceremony with a 11-gun salute.
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Margaret Preston Draper
Wendell Wiliams
McCall
General Draper
Italy
Bankers Hear Admen's Head at Boston Chapter Meeting
George W. Coleman of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America urged bankers to balance faith with caution for national economic progress. Boston Chapter President Robert H. Bean led a dinner focusing on expanding banking courses. Lectures and future plans included Professor Samuel Williston and ex-Treasury Secretary William Evarts, with the next national convention slated for Richmond in September 1913. 27 members received certificates amid an attendance of about 200.
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George W. Coleman
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Boston
American Institute of Bankers
Robert H. Bean
W.W. T. Killoren
Salt Lake City
Horaces. Ford
George B. Fox
George . Allen
Institute
Coleman
Samuel Williston
Williams
Evarts
Benefit game planned for ill umpire Bull Perrine
A joint National and American League umpires game is being arranged with Clark Griffith and John McGraw as umpires to aid Bull Perrine, a former umpire who is ill on the coast.
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Clark Griffith
John McGraw
Perrine
Free Fight in French Hall Turns Violent in Paris
In Salle Wagram a clash broke out as revolutionary syndicalists and moderates attacked during Gustave Herve’s public meeting on conscripts leaving for the army. Chairs, guns, and knives were used. several injured, police intervened as the event broke into chaos. Herve urged conscripts to ally with Socialists.
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Paris
Salle Wagram
Gustave Herve
Heroe
Herve
Guese Sociale
Fallieres
White Sox to Train at Paso Robles Coast Next Spring
President Comiskey has arranged for the White Sox to train at Paso Robles California next spring following a tip from Harry Wolverton. Wolverton, former manager of the Oakland Club of the Pacific Coast league, says the Highlanders will not go West and endorses Paso Robles as the coast’s best training site.
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Harry Wolverton
Comiskey
White Sox
Paso Robles
Cal
Wolverton
Oakland
Highlanders
Vessels bring fresh groundfish to Boston wharf market
More than a score of fishing sloops and schooners arrived with groundfish for Boston dealers. Prices fell modestly from prior highs while large cod sold around 10 1 4 cents a pound. Several vessels saved fares for today s market and other ships discharged cargoes of haddock hake pollock and cod with totals listed for each vessel. The article also notes shipments of swordfish and a range of other cargoes including bananas from Honduras on the United Fruit Company steamer Cibae and passenger details aboard the Admiral Schley. The H F Dimock reports a navigational buoy disruption near Pollock Rip and several ships proceed to Liverpool Queenstown and Boston routes.
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Haddock
Adéline
Jessie & Phebe
Olive F. Hutchins
Méttacemet
Olivia Sears
Emily Sears
J. F. McMoron
Fannie Reed
Cape Shore
J. Manchester Haynes
Jamkasonville
Hooner
Ricks
Sautern
United Fruit Company
Honduras
Boston
Admiral Schley
Jamaica
S. J. Coleman
F. M. Philpott
BE. A. Allen
O. McAleer
J. A. Hines
H. Vanderburg
W. Vanderburg
David Douglas
Alicia Berry
White Star
Cretic
Azores
Naples
Gibraltar
Cunard Line
Laconia
Queenstown
Ireland
Liverpool
Cymric
Buenos Ayres
New York
Corunna
New Orleans
Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Tide and nautical data for the day and night periods with sunrise and sunset. It lists ships, docks, routes, and ports including Philadelphia New York Gloucester Portland Machias Stonington and Norfolk. The long roster notes arrivals and movements of steamers schooners tugs and barges with various ports and vessels.
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New Aeros Camers Franconia
Smith
Liverpool
Queenstown
Galileo
Collins
Hull
Massachusetts
Crowell
New York
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Belfast
Curtis
Bangor
City of Bangor
Colby
Bath
Ransom
Fuller
Linscott
Portland
Persian
Thacher
Philadelphia
Newton
Abbott
Baltimore
Hatch
Newport News
Norfolk
H. F. Dimock
O’donnell
Reliance
Newburyport
Chippewa
Maguiré
Jacksonville
Charleston
Minnia
Halifax
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Eureka
Olbao
Danielson
Ceiba
Honduras
Massasoit
Pray
Machiasport
Swatara
Phillips
Portsmouth
F. G. Hersey
Hopkins
Lynn
Eagle Hill
Brookline
Kerrigan
Joggins
T. W
Trahan
Plympton
J. Manchester Haynes
Richards
A. JF. Kindburg
Langlier
Clara BE. Randall
Carlson
Cape Pise
Ethel F. Merriam
Frazer
East
Gwalia
Norfol'ng
Obituary Notices From Dorchester to Hyde Park
Death notices list names, ages, and funeral details for Eugene Barnes Dorchester John Cone Somerville Bertha Edmondstone Needham Myron Elmendorf Needham Rose Fallon West Roxbury William Cole Dorchester Mary Duffy Brookline and multiple others with addresses, funeral times, and church services across the Boston area, including St. Matthew's St Mary’s Star of the Sea and St. Patrick's.
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Barnes
Dorchester
Eugene Floyd Barnes
Laure
Pebkman
City
Namekman
Nee - West Medford
Waterma Chapel
Washington Street
Roxbury
Wu Bentve
Ae Ytates Sete
Nantucket
Maass
Cone
Somerville
Se Pea
Sarah Olive
Charles
Cole
Pinckney Place
Sre
Dan- Mass. Com
Tan
Wiliam
James
Bridget Coleman
O’connell
Torrey Street
St. Matthew's
Stanton Street
Duffy
Brookline
Mary Ellen
Patrick J. Duffy
St. .Mary’s Church of the Assumption
Ave Maria Court
A. D. Edmondstone
Sraede
Bertha G
John C. Eadmondstone
Liverpool
Elmendorf
Needham
Mass
Myron J. Elmendorf
Ae Pyolon’s Lodge
A. R
A. M
Everett Lodge
A. A
Fallon
West Roxbury
Amerose
Katherine Fallon
Gilligan
Centre Street
St. Theresa's Church
Marion Lodge
Boston Letter Cerriers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Edward M. Hartigan
Third ‘Street
St. Vincent’s Church
Hartigan
Boston
James M
Leo
Margaret Hartigan
Caulford
Putnam
John
Annie O'Hara
Sawyer
G. Chester Ee
St. Mary’s Church
Warcorps
O'Neil
Daniel J
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Maryelle North End
Michael J. O'Neil
Cottage Street
Assumption Church
Preston
Walter Preston
Frank A. Preston
Central Avenue
Milton
Haverhill
Newburyport
Purrington
Winchester
Charles H. Purrington
A Purrington
Cambridge
Ers
Ohester
Bainey
George W. Rainey
Sout Street
Rowland
Helen M
Michael H. Rowland
St. Joseph's Church
Taylor
Hyde Park
James Tay
Sis Park
Ana
Coe
Bridget Tully
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