Hotchkiss Whitney win mixed doubles at Longwood tourney
In steady rain at Longwood Cricket Club the women’s open event produced spirited play. Miss H V Hotchkiss and E H Whitney defeated Miss Eleonora Sears and Nat Niles 6 2 6 2 in the feature mixed doubles. Hotchkiss earlier beat Mrs Barger Wallach 6 1 8 6 and Hotchkiss Sears won ladies doubles in straight sets.
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Longwood Cricket Club
H. V. Hotchkiss
E. H. Whitney
Eleonora Sears
Nat Niles
Miss Hotchkiss
Niles
Kri. H. Whitney
Harvard
Miss Notchkiss
H. W. Hotchkiss
EF. R. Sears
N. W. Niles
E. E. Roteh
A. N. Reggio
T. H. Cabot
Barger-Wallach
H. C. Johnson
A. Brewer
D. Cutler
HH. Winsor
G. Sturgis
S. Daws
FE. Sheafe
Bristow Picks Up Challenge During State Anniversary Event
At the Kansas State fair grounds Bristow confronted a political flare during a non partisan 50th anniversary celebration addressed by President Taft. Walter L Fisher Secretary of the Interior issued three remarks contrasting genuine progressive views with opposing hypocritical demagogic progressives.
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Hutchinson
Kas
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Taft
Walter L. Fisher
Alaska
Mr. Taft
Bristow
Stubbs
Kansans Press Taft on Equal Justice and Progressivism
Senator Bristow, ranked just behind Wisconsin’s La Follette among progressives, challenged Taft and Fisher, urging equal justice and no special privileges for any. Fisher declared himself a true progressive, while Curtiss praised Alaska reports and Taft’s breadth as president for all people.
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Joseph . Bristow
la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
Fisher
Kansas
Taft
Curtis
Alaska
Curtiss
Sanitarium Plan Declined by Christian Science Church
Alfred Farlow of the Christian Science Church publication committee said Mrs Lysbeth Campbell proposed a Christian Science Home and sanitarium. The mother church explained the project was impractical and not in accord with church doctrine, and could not be endorsed or supported by the church.
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Alfred Farlow
The
Christian Science Church
Lysbeth H L. Campbell
Mother Church
Christian Science Home
Pablo Overcoat Ad Promotes Health and Value
An advertisement urges customers to protect health by purchasing the Pablo overcoat touted as the best world class value. It claims the coat is available for $9.90, with the source listed as F. Gray Co located at Washington and Hanover Streets.
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Pablo
F. Gray
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Italians mobilize reserves near Sicily for Tripoli action
Italian naval squadron under Admiral Aubrey at Augusta Sicily is ordered to be ready to sail at a moment's notice for Tripoli. Fresh reserves called up to face Turkey. Belligerent measures alarm Italian colonies in the Ottoman Empire fearing Muslim fanaticism and potential massacres.
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Chiasso
Switzerland
Augusta
Syracuse
Sicily
Aubrey
Tripoli
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Mussulman
Italian residents flee Turkey seek repatriation funds
About 500 Italians have left their homes in Turkey returning to Italy or seeking refuge in Malta Tunis Egypt or the Belkan States. Nearly 30 000 have applied to Italian consulates for repatriation funds as negotiations aim to induce Turkey to accept some Italian protectorate over Tripoli to preserve Turkish sovereignty. Mobilization of troops continues to quell anarchist revolutionary and socialist disturbances, including railway track removals to hinder troop concentration.
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Turkey
Italy
Malta
Tunis
Egypt
Belkan
Tripoli
Foreigners Flee Tripoli as Italian Move Feared
In Tripoli on September 26 foreigners fled the city amid reports Italy intends to occupy Tripoli defying the Turkish government. An Arab revolt is feared and every available boat is crowded with Europeans attempting escape.
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Tripoli
Italy
Found Dying Beside Pistol in Boston Firm Building
Charles R. Cooper a salesman at 48 Hanover Street was found dying on the second floor of his firm’s building with a bullet wound to the temple and a 38 caliber revolver nearby. He died later at Relief Hospital. He stayed at Rexford Hotel and gave only the city as his address. police sought his home and relatives.
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Charles R. Cooper
Hanover Street
Relief Hospital
Boston
Rexford Hotel
Bulfinch Street
Men Who Attacked Officer Sentenced in Larceny Case
William Wardell and Michael Murphy were arraigned in Municipal Court and found guilty of larceny from Abraham Hasbany. The arresting officer fought both men and two dogs to seize them. Wardell got three months in the House of Correction. Murphy four months.
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William Wardell
Compton Street
Michael Murphy
Michael Foley
Brooks Street
Brookline
Abraham Hasbany
Dwight Street
Wardwell
Wardell
House of Correction
Murphy
Postal Head in Airship Postal Head in Airship
New York Sept 26 Frank H Hitchcock Postmaster General qualified as an aerial mail carrier on Long Island. He sat beside Captain Paul Peck in an army aeroplane carrying 78 pounds of mail. They flew to Maiineola in seven minutes and dropped the sack to a carrier.
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New York
Frank H. Hitchcock
United States
Long Island
Paul Peck
United States Army
Nassau Boulevard
Maiineola
Uncle Sam
Postmaster General Cheers as Aeroplane Mail Flight Debuts
At the aerodrome a large crowd cheered the Postmaster General who urged rapid adoption of aviation for mail. He dodged concerns after yesterday's fatal accident and emphasized advancing science. Lt. DeWitt Milling set an American passenger record with a 1 hour 51 minute flight. Claude Grahame-White Tom Sopwith and Mlle. Dutrieu also completed successful trials.
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Clarke
Hitchcock
T. DeWitt Milling
Claude Grahame-White
Tom Sopwith
Mlle. Dutrieu
The Health Overcoat Ad Banner
An advertisement claims the best overcoat in the world priced at 9.90 dollars, offered by Tr. Gray Co. Located on Washington and Han streets, the notice promotes a heavy price discount from 29 dollars to 9.90.
Closing Navy Yards in South Gains Momentum
Washington reports the Navy Department advances Secretary Meyer’s plan to close Southern yards. Captain James M. Helm is detached as commander of the New Orleans yard and reassigned. The yard is now run by Chief Carpenter Daya as caretaker, with Congress holding abandonment and sale as the ultimate action.
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Washington
South
Navy Department
Meyer
James M. Helm
New Orleans Yard
New Orleans Navy Yard
Daya
Congress
Denies Meeting Medium Judge’s Case Ties to Dodge Trial
Attorney for Mrs. F. Marshall Dodge denies visiting to question Matty Jane Strumert who claimed authorship of letters in the Dodge manslaughter case. He says he is in Boston on other business, too busy to consider Strumert’s statements, and undecided on any action.
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Fiairy Bledeett
F. Marshall Dodge
William Sleath
Lunenberg
Matty Jane Strumert
Cambridge
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