Winged Foot Flyer Sets Dual World Marks at New York Athletic Club
Maxwell W. Long of Columbia University shattered the 440 yard run handicap world record with 47.45 seconds at Travers Island in front of about 7000 spectators. John Flanagan won the hammer with a 169 ft 4 in mark, surpassing his prior record of 167 ft 8 in set on the same grounds two years ago.
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Harvard shuts out Wesleyan in season opener
Harvard dominates Wesleyan 24 to 0 at Soldiers Field in the opening game. Touchdowns by Lawrence Hallowell Kendall and Sawin, with J Lawrence three goals after touchdowns, secure the win as Yale, Cornell, and others post results in the day’s college football slate.
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Readville Breeders Meeting Officials Fine Riders and Horses
At Readville on Saturday the unfinished Breeders meeting races were won in straight heats. Judges fined drivers Golden McKenney and Cheney $100 each and suspended them and their horses for the rest of the season following the 2.10 pace. The 2.12 Class Pacings totalled $1000 with The Private and Consuello among the notable performers. The event notes include multiple trotting and pacing results and participant names such as Directum Nutwood May Nutwood and Kalevala among others.
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Sunday Baseball Scores From Cincinnati and Chicago
Sunday games saw Cincinnati derrot Pittsburg 4 to 3. In Chicago, the first game ended St. Louis 4 Chicago 2, followed by Chicago 4 St. Louis 1 in the second game.
Saturday league results with tied Brooklyn Boston game
Saturday league results show Brooklyn 6 Brooklyn 6 Boston tied. New York 4 Philadelphia 2. Pittsburg Cincinnati 2. Chicago first game Saint Louis 10 Chicago 7. Second game Saint Louis 0 Chicago 0.
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Pairings Set for Open Championship at Chicago Course
Secretary R B Kerr releases the 64 player draw for the open golf title to be held at Chicago golf club Wheaton with amateurs and pros, led by J H Taylor and Harry Vardon. Notable pairings include Taylor with Hutchinson and Smith against Vardon, with rounds beginning Thursday and Friday.
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Corbett Returns from Europe in Fog Shrouded Quarantine
James J Corbett arrived in New York aboard the steamship Campania after a Europe trip. His legal representative Emanuel Friend met him at quarantine and the two men held a conference as the vessel inched toward the dock through fog.
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Corbett Returns to Face Charges and Denies Rift with Considine
Corbett told reporters on leaving the pier that he would meet any charges and would say no more. He declined to discuss his reported trouble with George Considine, adding that they are friends now.
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Corbetts settle domestic dispute ending divorce bid
New York reports indicate that the Corbetts have settled their marital differences. The couple dined together at a restaurant and visited a place of amusement, with Mrs. Corbett reportedly refraining from pursuing the threatened divorce suit.
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Cricket finals spark tight Merrimacks win over Mohairs
The Merrimack Cricket Club of Lawrence defeated the U S Bunting team of this city 35 to 31 at Glen Forest. Burns and Patrick starred with three and two wickets respectively. The Mohairs later defeated Methuen 76 for eight wickets while Methuen were bowled out for 25.
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Ah Fong Family in Honolulu Society Legacy
The Afong family, led by Ah Fong, built a prominent Honolulu home and social presence. After educating two sons in the United States, Ah Fong returned to China while his wife and daughters remain in Hawaii, with the family name possibly ceasing to survive the next generation.
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Brighton High Defeats Lowell High at Franklin Park
Reported Saturday match at Franklin Park shows Brighton High besting Lowell High in golf with noted players and uncertain scores. Also cited are Lowell cyclists entering Brockton fair races and a 1900 Lowell population clarification from Chief Statistician Hunt detailing ward totals and city figures.
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Admiral Philips Methods in Dealing With Chinese Evil Doers
Journal excerpt from June 25 1866 recounts Admiral J W Philips landing a force of 100 to seize Hou and sons, arresting 23 Chinese, seizing arms, and witnessing a torturous Chinese courtroom trial before reporting plans for further action. The account contrasts Chinese law with Western justice aboard the Wachusett. The piece ends with an invitation to the Centre Harbor excursion on October 2.
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Half Century Run Y M C A Cyclists Win Souvenir Prizes
The Y M C A bicycle club held a century ride to Cambridge on Saturday with 35 starters and all but two finishing within the time limit. No accidents occurred and finishers received souvenir pins. Listed cyclists include A C Gervais Rolet Ranney E Dozois John Gell William Sullivan Fred Hunton George Dozois W E Fletcher Claylor Jamison F B Whitter John C Davis A J Ramsay Clarence Edwards W A Daniels Ralph Weeks Clarence Cutter Luther Holt H D Furgeson Albert Batchelder Owen McEnaney Thomas Brown W W Wyman John L Duffee A C Webster W L Gillespie A E Williams John T Buckley J Laughlin.
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Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion First Choice For Outing Fans
Many years of excursions have culminated in Lake Winnipesaukee as the ideal outing ground. A sixty mile sail over the lake to Weirs Centre Harbor and Wolfeboro lasts about four hours. The last Lowell excursion departs October 2 with a $1 round trip rate and a 7.45 am Middlesex street special.
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Vital Statistics Mortuary Report for Week Ending Sept 29 1900
The report lists numerous death entries with ages from days to 73, cause details include pneumonia, tuberculosis, enteritis, marasmus, and burns. It notes a population of 94,969, total deaths 28, deaths under five 13, and a weekly death rate of 15.33 with infectious disease tallies of typhoid three, scarlet fever one, and diphtheria one.
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Marasmus
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Abbie Gallagher
Mary A. Costello
Marie J. Hebert
Loraine S. Coburn
Gertrude E. Ginty
Adeline M. Cudmore
Burns
Stanislaus Cyr
Bright
Joseph F. Mulcahy
Wilfred Lacasse
Gertrude Aubrey
Patrick F. Redden
Ethel M. Saunders
Marie E. Aspiraux
Jeremie Chaput
Roseanne Corrigan
Manoog Gara
Jane Moffatt
Arthur Roy
Bernard Carroll
Frank J. Hughes
William J. Lafferty
Romuald Laplante
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Elms Baseball Season Ends in Loss to West Ends of Lawrence
The Elms lost 7 to 4 at Glen Forest as Punk Ryan exited after three innings with an injured arm and Nixey Coughlin relieved. The West Ends managed only three hits off Ryan and were blanked for six innings, while Coughlin struck out 10 in a strong pitching showing. Errors fueled most of the West Ends’ runs as Tommy Giniay and catcher Duflavey stood out. This marked the fourth meeting between the clubs, West Ends winning three of four.
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Football totals as Boulevards defeat Ledgers 12 to 0
In Pawtucketville Saturday afternoon the Boulevards from that district beat the Ledgers 12 to 0 on the home field. Later at Lakeview grounds the Big Seven ponies defeated the Orients 23 to 0, with the Orients never in contention. At Highland junior football, action continued Saturday morning in Pawtucketville.
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Accidents on the Farm Prompting Care and Relief
On farms injuries occur frequently with cuts bruises stings and sprains. Dr Thomas s Electric Oil is promoted as relieving pain instantly and recommended for immediate use to stay safe.
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