Americans Victors at World Amateur Championship Meet
Paris July 15 World amateur championships results show Americans winning eight of ten events with five seconds and four thirds despite Sunday-competition objections. Final day saw Kraenzlein and Tewksbury top in sprints, Sheldon star in shot put, Long and Holland race, with several USA stars barred from today’s field events.
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Univers of Pennsylvania
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Baxter wins pole vault at meet amid Kraenzle clash
Baxter clinched the pole vault title while Kraenzle challenged in the running broad event, reflecting a competitive segment of the meet and showcasing strong performances from both athletes.
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Jarvis Wins Five Mile Long-Distance Swimming Title
London reports A Jarvis won the long-distance championship in Kew Putney district, racing five miles and 60 yards in 1 hour 4 minutes 17 seconds.
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A. Jarvis
Kew-Putney
International Bowling Tour Opens with $25000 Prizes in New York
The first international bowling tournament starts at Scheutzen park Union Hill New Jersey and runs day and night for a week. Teams and players from across the United States and Canada compete for $25000 in cash and plate prizes.
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Etiquette of Flower Giving in New York Society
The New York Herald discusses the coded language of flowers and the etiquette of gifting. It covers how florists read orders, the meanings behind rose colors and arrangements, and how gifts signal affection, status, or hospitality, with examples for singles, married women, lovers, and bachelors in urban society.
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Lowell Cricketers and Mohairs Rally in Saturday Games
Mohairs trounce Lawrence 125 to 57 as Moss scores 47 and Stirks adds 26. Parkinson remains not out with 15 as Mohairs showcase strong batting and bowling, leading the league alongside Buntings and Methuens. Mohair seconds beat U. S. Bunting seconds 48 to 0, with Harrison 24 and Fielding 7 for 7. Beavers of Dracut defeat Orients of Lowell 19 to 9, while machine makers rout Y M L 18 to 10.
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Lowell
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Zion Defeats Andover Club In Home Game
Zion club won at home due to Rowley batting and Tongue bowling. Andover fielding and batting were weak. Key scores include Saunders b Chippendale and Tongue taking multiple wickets. extras noted, with practical play by Hadley and Bowring for Zion.
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Priestley to Lead Lowell on Canada Cricket Tour
John Priestley, famed wicket keeper of the Mohairs, will represent Lowell on a two week tour to Canada next month. He has impressed with 76, 33 and 22 in three innings and is praised as the prince of wicket keepers. Manager Turner of Boston will guide five games in Halifax and five in St. John’s.
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Mysteries Defeat Riversides 7 to 4 In Centralville
In a crowded Mountain Rock grounds Saturday the rival Mysteries beat the Riversides 7 to 4 in a close contest. Pitching was strong on both sides with Moran and Fitts catching for Riversides and Punk Ryan pairing with Dunlavey for the Mysteries. Umpire German presided as The Fletchers lost at Billerica on the same day.
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United States Leads in Industrial Growth and Exports
An analysis by Carroll D. Wright in the Century notes the U S production of manufactured goods expected at 12 5 billion this year with a lead over Britain and Germany. It cites pig iron output, agricultural productivity and labor efficiency, concluding U S exports likely surpass all others as a measure of commercial ascendancy.
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United Kingdom
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England
Michael Mulhall
Austria
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Carroll D. Wright
How the starfish eats an oyster in St Nicholas tale
The article explains how a starfish, lacking teeth, subdues an oyster by wrapping its five arms around the shell, then either paralyzes the oyster or suffocates it as the shell opens. The starfish then everts its stomach into the shell, wraps it around the oyster, and digests it in place, leaving the empty shell behind.
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H. W. Conn
St. Nicholas
Bowling Green Ad Claims Cure by Dean's Ointment
A testimonial from W. Lenhart of Bowling Green Ohio states a burning and itching sore on the sex was cured by Dean's Ointment after suffering tortures, claiming a permanent relief.
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Nelson's WIm lands him winner in Golden Wheel Race
Boston July 15 Johnnie Nelson a 19 year old Swede from Chicago won the Golden Wheel race finishing in the lead last night after two hours of riding since Monday. Stinson challenged hard and closed to within ten yards at the finish. Miller aided by a reserve motor finished to claim fourth as rain delayed start to 3 pm.
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Johnnie Nelson
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Pierce
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Stinson
Mr. Smith
Everett Ryan
Smith
Excellent small farms and cottages for sale in Pawtucketville and Centralville
In Pawtucketville near electrics three minutes from Moody Street Bridge a big story house eight rooms hot and cold water bath set tubs sewer gas and ample land for a barn owner must sell price 1950 easy terms In Centralville two good cottages near a pumping station priced at 1700 and 2100 Easy farms A J H W J Howe Donsier Lislden Building Tel 841-4 Open evenings
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SPLENDID STORE WITH RAILROAD ACCESS FOR RENT
Wholesale or retail space of 2400 square feet with railroad facilities at rear. Trinidad pitch lake asphalt paving planned in front. Frontage on wide street. First story to let 900 dollars yearly. Third story for printing office 356 dollars yearly. Also choice tenements for rent in various parts of the city from 6.50 to 7.50 dollars. For inquiries contact C. F. Coburn at City Hall or T. H. Elliott at 64 Central Street. For a small family a six room house with bath pantry and laundry, modern improvements, rent reasonable, inquire 70 Methuen Street. Stable if desired.
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Saturday League Results From Major Cities
Scores reported from several games. Philadelphia beat Boston 1 0. Brooklyn defeated New York at Brooklyn 1 0. Pittsburgh hosted Chicago with Chicago winning 1 to 0. Cincinnati defeated St Louis 4 to 1 at Cincinnati.
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Strong Start Nets 9-0 Victory for Cincinnati at Home
In a quiet offensive showcase Cincinnati blanked visiting Cincinnati 9 to 0. St Louis suffered a 5 to 3 loss when Chicago defeated Pittsburg in another early game. Detroit posted a 6 to 3 win over Cleveland on the same card.
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Local Scoreboard Highlights Across Rivalries
Meriden-Meriden 4 defeats New Haven 1 while Bristol beats Waterbury 10 to 3 and Derby edges Bridgeport 4 to 3. New London routs Norwich 11 to 2 and Cleveland tops Minneapolis 5 to 4. Indianapolis defeats Milwaukee 4 to 2 and Detroit bests Chicago 4 to 2. Buffalo shuts out Kansas City 10 to 4 and Syracuse over Rochester 6 to 3. Providence down Hartford 5 to 3 while Milwaukee edges Indianapolis 8 to ?
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Hartford Baseball Manager William Bar nie Dies in City
William Bar nie, manager of the Hartford team in the Eastern League and a leading figure in professional baseball aside from Nick Young, died in Hartford today from pneumonia.
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William Barnie
Nick Young
Grand Circuit Meet Entries Close in Cleveland
Entries for the Grand Circuit trotting meet at Cleveland, Ohio closed yesterday. The purses total about forty thousand dollars and all classes are well filled, with a record breaking meeting anticipated.
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Michael and McFarland Schedule Middle-Distance Race
Jimmy Michael and Floyd McFarland agreed to a $1000 side match at Woodside park on Saturday July 21 for twenty miles. Both riders will use two motors. the winner takes all. They have split two prior races, McFarland winning one and Michael the other, the previous event ending with McFarland’s motor failure at seventeen miles.
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Floyd McFarland
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Boston and Maine Railway Timetable Corrections 1900
Trains from Merrimack Street Lowell and Middlesex Street stations updated for June 25 1900 with listed departure times to Boston Lawrence Haverhill Salem Newburyport and many coastal and inland destinations including a weekly schedule note for Portland connections and summer steamship links.
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Train Schedules for Woburn and Connections
Boston area timetable details list departure times by station and region for Sundays and weekdays. It covers Woburn to Boston segments, Winchester to Boston, Ayer Junction, Amherst Milford Wilton, Greenfield Peterboro Bennington Hillsboro Nashua Manchester Concord, Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Warner Bradford Sunapee Newport Claremont St Johnsbury Montpelier and Montreal routes with notes on express services and line restrictions. Officials D J Flanders and H C Taft sign off as Gen Pass and Ticket Agent and General Agent respectively.
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