Salvation Army gains support from former fighter
Dominic Sisto Gautierre known as Young Sisto once led Rhode Island bantamweights and fought in the Spanish War. Now a Salvation Army soldier in Providence, he promotes the May 10 to 20 appeal and credits the Army with his recovery, rehabilitation as a contractor and a justice of the peace.
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Sisto
Rhode Island
Salvation Army
Providence
Gauthhe
Massachusetts
Home Volunteers
Springfield Arsenal
Pomcey
Sistetes
Navy crew may go to Olympic Games
Annapolis Md May 12 Assurances have been received here that the Naval Academy may compete in the Antwerp Olympic Games if the midshipmen prove strongest among colleges. Racing intensifies with Princeton and Yale on the schedule and a decisive matchup against Princeton and Navy at Philadelphia May 23 to settle the selection.
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Yale
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Philadelphia
Cupheag Club to Hold Whist and Bridge Night
The Cupheag club of Stratford will hold a whist and bridge on Friday evening. Prizes start at $15, dancing will follow after prizes are awarded. The club aims to provide comfortable quarters as membership grows, with Edward Spall as chairman and a committee including Frank Curtiss Downing Harry Turns Ivan Morehense and Mrs P Go det.
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Cupheag Club
Stratford
Edward Spall
Frank Curtiss
Mr Downing
Harry Turns
Ivan Morehense
P. Godet
Cullop Quits Coast League To Play Independent Baseball
Salt Lake City Utah May 12 Nick Cullop former New York American League pitcher who won two shutout games in his three starts for the Salt Lake Pacific Coast club has left the team to play independent baseball in Ntaho it became known today
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Utah
Nick Cullop
Salt Lake
Ntaho
Casey 1S Revenue con member on Boston
Casey, star halfback of last year’s Harvard football team, was sworn in as a deputy collector of internal revenue in Boston today on May 12.
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Holdin Casey
Harvard Footail
Internal Revenue
Shamrock IV Masts Arrive From Liverpool in Philadelphia
The steamship Philadelphia reached port yesterday from Liverpool carrying the spars and masts for Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht Shamrock IV, the American challenger for the cup.
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Liverpool
Thomas Lipton
Shamrack Iv
Noted Baseball Figure Joe Hornung Dies in New York
Joe Hornung once a famed National League player, umpire, scout, and Polo Grounds official was critically injured at home in New York. In 1818 he celebrated his fiftieth baseball anniversary. he played left field for the 1883 champion Boston team and joined the Giants in 1890.
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Joe Hornung
New York
Hornung
Polo Grounds
Bostons
Giants
Edwards Returns to America After Defeat in Milwaukee
Australian lightweight champion Lew Edwards was knocked out by Ritchie Mitchell in Milwaukee his first U S appearance. Milwaukee promoter Tom Andrews predicts Edwards will rebound in America next month as he seeks to regain his lost prestige after an earlier loss in England.
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Ritchie Mitchell
Tom Andrews
Milwaukee
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England
Mitchel
Bob Marriott
America
Bench Coaching Causes Trouble Across Leagues
American League players are allowed to coach from benches and often shout at umpires and opposing teams. National League rules ban such unsportsmanlike tactics, enabling President Heydlers to curb the noisy element. President Johnson should stop the nuisance.
Connecticut Women in Golf Championship at Shuttle Meadow
The Connecticut Women's Golf Association will hold its annual championship at Shuttle Meadow Club in New Britain on June 3. Dartmouth basketball coach George Zahn has signed to lead the Green for the next two seasons after the 1920 campaign.
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Connecticut Women's Golf Association
Shuttle Meadow Club
New Britain
Hanover
N. H
George Zahn
Dartmouth
Green
Carthy to Coach Colmpgians
Tom McCarthy, former major league outfielder and scout, signs a three year contract to coach the Boston College nine replacing John Fvers who moved to the New York Nationals. The piece briefly notes May 12 as Boston dateline and includes a digressive historic mention of St Pancras martyrdom.
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Boston
Tom McCarthy
Boston College
John Fvers
New York Nationals
Obituaries For Rev Peter Popovich and James C Cassin
Rev Peter Popovich 29 former pastor of St John s Greek Catholic Detroit died Sunday at Norwich State Sanatarium after long illness His cousin Rev Joseph Kovalchik is the only surviving relative In Detroit his funeral will be held Thursday at 9 am at the Greek church on Bostwick avenue Burial in St Michaels cemetery James C Cassin 157 Housh avenue collector for Caesar Misch Clothing Co for 15 years died of heart failure on Nichols street Survived by wife son William Cassin two daughters Catherine Gannon and Eleanor Cassin Funeral Friday 8 30 am from his home high mass 9 am St Mary s church Burial in Lakeview cemetery Leo Schmidt superintendent Beardsley Park funeral held yesterday at 2 pm from his home continued with friends and relatives attending
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St. John’s Greek Catholic Church
Detroit
Mich
Norwich State Sanatarium
Joseph Kovalchik
Father Kovalchik
Bostwick Avenue
St. Michael's Cemetery
James C. Cassin
James C Cassin
Housh Avenue
Caeser Misch Clothing Co
Nichols Street
William Cassin
Catherine Gannon
Eleanor Cassin
Knights of Columbus
St Mary's Church
St. Maery‘s Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Favorite Prescription advertised as a women’s tonic
An advertisement urges women to use Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription to relieve feminine health pains and fatigue. It promotes a non alcohol tonic available in liquid or tablets and cites a Buffalo mail order trial offer. A testimonial from Mrs. Cuas claims dramatic relief from nervous exhaustion and sleeplessness after taking the remedy.
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Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
German Reformed Service Held At Beardsley Park
Funeral services were conducted at 2:80 oclock from the German Reformed church by Rev. Herman G. Wiemer. Delegations from Kroener lodge 365 D O H Loyal Order of Moose and St Johns lodge of Masons attended. Bearers were William Berhard Emil Schadow William Bechlein Frank Foehrenbach and George and Adam Brehm. Burial was at Park Cemetery. The German Singing society performed at the grave.
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German Reformed Church
Herman G. Wiemer
Kroener Lodge
D. O. H. Loyal Order of Moose
St. John's Lodge of Masons
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Emil Schadow
William Bechlein
Frank Foehrenbach
George
Adam Brehm
Park Cemetery
The
German Singing Society
Wedding Gifts Reflecting Faultless Quality and Choice
The text touts wedding gifts as a joyful solution to gift selection. It emphasizes the retailer’s reputation for faultless quality and the broad selection suitable for any budget, inviting couples to find a delightful present.
Seaside Park Plan Abandoned by Park Commission
The Park Commission dropped its proposal for a comfort station and athletic headquarters at Seaside Park after learning the Board of Apportionment had made no allocation for funds. The building would have provided quarters lockers and showers for athletes using the park.
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Seaside Park
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