Local Golf Entry List For MA Open Championship Published
The Massachusetts Golf Association opens entries for the Vesper Club links tournament next Tuesday and Wednesday. Amateurs include Bigelow Wilder Cory Lockwood and Stevenson among others. professionals listed are McAndrews Campbell Campbell and several names familiar to the circuit.
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Massachusetts Golf Association
C. C
Lockwood and
Cory
Wilder
Hylan
Selfridge
Oakley
R. R. Freeman
Commercial Street
L. S. Bigelow
Merrimac Co. C
N. H. Wilder
Vesper C. C
C. B. Cory
Wollaston
A. G. Lockwood
Allston
Samuel N. Stickney
Springfield C. C
T. G. Stevenson
the Country Club
A. G. Graves
Concord G. C
Harold Selfridge
Oakley C. C
M. Fred O'Connell
Alphine G. C
John B. Hylan
F. W. Bro
Pauline Mackay Wins Women's State Golf Title
Newton June 9 Miss Pauline Mackay of Oakley Country Club Watertown won the women’s state golf championship at Brae Burn West Newton defeating Miss Elizabeth Porter of Brookline 4 up and 3 to play in the final. Consolation match saw Miss N Johnson Oakley defeat Miss M Howland Brae Burn 6 up 4 to play.
Braid Wins British Open Championship Title
London June 9 James Braid former British champion won the open golf championship today with a score of 318. The victory marks a return to top form for Braid as he clinches the title in a tightly contested event held in London.
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Braid
London
James Braid
Judge Charles Field Observes 90th Birthday in Athol
Athol reports Judge Charles Field of the first district court of Northern Worcester marked his birth anniversary in Athol on June 9. He is noted as the country’s oldest active justice and regularly holds court in Athol and Gardner several days weekly.
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Athol
Charles’ Field
First District Court of
Northern Worcester
Field
Athol and Gardner
Fire destroys Weymouth dwelling in suspected arson
In Weymouth on June 9 a house on Columbian square in South Weymouth owned by Edward Davis burned, causing about $8000 in damage with partial insurance. Authorities believe the blaze was incendiary. Ragged Robert and Jagged Jake quotes from New York Weekly appear in the text.
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Weymouth
Columbian ‘Square
Edward Davis
Robert
Stony Point
Jake
New York Weekly
Speedy Cure of Miss Goode by Lydia E Pinkham
Miss Cora Goode of Chicago writes gratefully of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after rapid relief from menstrual and related ailments. She credits renewed health in weeks, urges other women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham and notes her Bryn Mawr Lawn Tennis Club ties in Chicago.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cora Goode
Chicago Avenue
Chicago
Lil
Miss Goode
Bryn Mawr Lawn Tennis Club
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Lynn
Rates May Be Raised by Royal Arcanum in Lowell
Lowell officers of the Royal Arcanum discuss a proposed October 1 rate increase from the supreme council. The plan bases assessments on entry age and attained age, with a $64.32 per thousand level after 65. The change draws criticism from long-time members who would pay more, while new entrants would pay less at certain ages. The council cites insufficient prior revenue and age inequities as reasons, and a circular outlining changes is being prepared for members.
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Lowell
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Council
A. W. David
J. J. Hogan
Arcanum
President Roosevelt Heads to Virginia for Visit
President Roosevelt left Washington at 11 16 forenoon for a brief visit to friends in Virginia. He will stay at Rapidan with Joseph Wilmer, a longtime friend, and Mrs Roosevelt will join later. The president travels in a regular Pullman car and is attended by a stenographer and a secret service officer. The president’s children left for Connecticut en route to Oyster Bay for the summer.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Virginia
Rapidan
Joseph Wilmer
Mr. Wilmer
Wilmer
M. A. Latta
Frank H. Tyree
Secret Service
Connecticut
Oyster Bay
Plumbers Association closes 23rd session in Atlanta
The national association of master plumbers of the United States ended its 23rd annual session in Atlanta, naming Atlantic City as the next meeting site. Officers elected include President J. C. Boyd of Chicago, Vice President R. B. Moodie of Dayton, Treasurer Wm. McCoach of Philadelphia, and Secretary Chas. T. Byrne of Chicago. Retiring treasurer W. E. Goodman of Milwaukee received a $500 testimonial for 14 terms in office.
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Atlanta
National Association of Master Plumbers of the
United States
Atlantic City
N. J
J. C. Boyd
Chicago
R. B. Moodie
Dayton
Ohio
Wm. McCoach
Philadelphia
Chas. T. Byrne
W. E. Goodman
Milwaukee
Mathewson Named Judge Of New Haven City Court
New Haven Connecticut June 9 The Connecticut supreme court of errors ruled A McLellan Mathewson entitled to sit as judge of the New Haven city court He had been appointed to succeed Judge Edwin C Dow who claimed his term had not yet expired and refused to yield his seat until his term finished
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New Haven
Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors
A. McLellan Mathewson
Mathewson
Edwin C. Dow
Suits at Remarkable Prices Draw Strong Customer Interest
Our business in suits at these prices has been phenomenal far surpassing any season in our experience. The tine hard faced worsted and worsted cev iot suits are exceedingly attractive in pattern and of excellent qualities with hand padded collars and wool serge linings. Workmanship is painstaking and stylish patterns, honest fabrics, and well made suits are offered at moderate prices unlike anywhere else.
Exclusive Rogers-Peet Suits Change Tailoring Habits
Describes high quality ready-made Rogers-Peet suits rivaling tailor made goods. Notes exclusive patterns, fine fit, and hand finish that attract men who would pay fifty to sixty dollars for a bespoke suit. Getting fitted is easier than the old try-on system.
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Rogers-Peet
Blue Serge Suits For Young Men At Rogers Peet Co
Blue serge suits priced from 10 to 20 dollars feature full weight fabric, double stitched seams, unbreakable fronts, and unfading color. Made to order from Rogers Peet or own stock, these coats come in single or double breast styles with peg top trousers. The range emphasizes smart patterns and perfect fit for young men.
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Rogers, Peet & Co
Rogers-Peet
Mien's Handome Shirts and Summer Foulards Sale
Mien offers handsome neglige shirts at $1.00 each, touting extra size and special patterns. Also promotes a grand collection of summer foulards and white washable goods, including white cheviot scarves and French four-in-hands priced around 25 cents.
Fifty Dozen New Summer Shirts From Top Shirt Maker
A collection of fresh patterns in handsome summer shirts features plain white cheviot options and tan and blue chambray. It highlights madras varieties with striking new patterns, many with separate cuffs, offered at an exceptionally low 50c value not previously seen.
Nien's All Linen Hemstitched Plandkerchiefs Sale
An ad explains Irish linen handkerchiefs offered at half or less the usual price. Importers bring over linen, unstitched here, ironed but not fully laundered, and sold at 2 for 25 cents.
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Nien
Last Hope Gone for Mrs Rogers in Vermont
The case appears exhausted with Gov Bell unlikely to commute. courts at state and federal levels have refused interference. Counsel J H Senter and T W Moloney say no further legal steps seem available, though habeas corpus has been considered but deemed fruitless.
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J. H. Senter
T. W. Moloney
Rutland
Vermont
Two Gloucester Women Plan Christian37 Gift Exchange
Two Gloucester women were asked about their Christian37 presents plans. One replied she would give small $25 and receive $25 in return, and they intended to borrow the money from Ant Hennzh.
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Gloucester
Christian37
Ant Hennzh
Governor says law must take its course in Rogers case
Middlebury Vermont June 9 Thos W Moloney Rutland counsel for Mrs Mary M Rogers said he had not yet seen official word that Judge Peckham denied a writ of error. He noted previous doubts but kept hope for a stay until a new legislature could review new evidence. Governor Bell reaffirmed that with the writ denied the law must take its course.
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Middlebury
Thos W. Moloney
Rutland
Mary
M. Rogers
Peckham
United States Supreme Court
Rogers
Supreme Court of
Vermont
Moloney
Supreme Court
Chas. J. Bell
Associated Press
Supreme Court Denies Writ in Mrs. Rogers Case
Woodstock Vermont June 9 Sheriff Henry H Peck in charge of the arrangements for the hanging of Mrs Mary M Rogers commented on the denial of the writ of error by the United States Supreme Court. He said the court's action was what he had expected and he would not inform Mrs Rogers of the decision at this time, preferring to postpone notifying her.
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Woodstock
Henry H. Peck
Mary M. Rogers
Rogers
United States Supreme Court
Renew the Charges Against Supt Kilburn
At a regular meeting of the German Bank Creditors Association in Buffalo New York the committee investigating Supt F D Kilburn state superintendent of banks censured his methods. A resolution was adopted calling for his removal from office and replacement by a more capable person.
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Buffalo
N. Y
German Bank Creditors Association
F. D. Kilburn
Kilburn
Body found floating near Quonset Point
North Kingston Rhode Island June 9 A fisherman Leland Shippee found a partially decomposed body of a man about 50 years old in the water near Quonset Point. The body had been in the water roughly three weeks feet bound with two window weights in an overcoat pocket. Hands free no foul play evident. The man was about 5 feet 7 inches, stocky, wearing fine textured clothes and gold filled teeth. Medical Examin-
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Kingston
R. L
Quonset Point
Leland Shippee
Brattleboro Missing Man Suspected Suicide Casts Doubt on Body
Harold Metcalf stated the death is believed to be suicide. The body may be Herbert H. Gunn formerly of Brattleboro who has been missing about two weeks. Gunn had written a friend in Brattleboro before sailing from New York to Providence about his intent to take his own life.
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Harold Metcalf
Herbert H. Gunn
Brattleboro, VI
New York
Providence
Toy Line
Brattleboro
American Fisheries Co Sold to New York Capitalists
Tiverton June 9. The American Fisheries Company was sold to New York capitalists, including its factories and fleet of 37 steamers. Nathaniel St Church of Tiverton remains general manager under the new owners. terms and purchaser details were not released. The plant network includes locations in Promised Land North Carolina Delaware Maine North Carolina Chesapeake Bay and Portsmouth Rhode Island Tiverton factory. Most vessels are now fishing for Menhaden.
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Tiverton
R. L
American Fisheries Company
New York
Nathaniel St. Church
Church
Promised Land
N. C
Delaware
Maine
North Carolina
Chesapeake Bay
Portsmouth
R. A
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Carpenito
Oakley Club
Judge Field
Weymouth House
Arcanumites
Putnam & Son CO
IGG Central Street
Frandsome
SIS
Mien
Mrs. Rogers
Gov. Bell
Supreme Body
Overnor
Supt. Kilburn
American Fisheries CO
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