Harvard welcomes English coach Lehmann to Freshmen crew
A Cambridge crowd witnessed the arrival of English coach Rudolph Lehmann and Henry Willis at Claverly Hall. Lehmann praised the freshmen’s progress, noting they are ahead of last year’s newcomers at this stage. Willis, meeting Harvard men, joins for several weeks as Lehmann plans a decisive season with the team at Weld House after April 15 class races.
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Harvard
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Rudolph Lehmann
Henry Willis
Claverly Hall
Goodrich
Lehmann
Willis
Somerset Club
Boston
Francis Peabody
Weld House
Dobyns
Perkins
Moulton
Cabot
Wadsworth
DuBois
Bow
Adams
Huidekoper
Boardman
McDuffie
Thomson
Marvin
W. Selbach
Blake
Dibblee
Higginson
Glidden
Byrd
Heath
Brown
Pierce Harding
Bedford
Locke
Lawrence
Peyton
Perry
Loud
Frost
Whitney
Endicott
Huse
Arlington Boat Club Second Wins Circuit League Championship
The Arlington Boat Club second team defeated Newton Highlands at the Allston Club last evening to claim the league trophy. They swept all three games with a combined total of 2008 points, led by Stevens of Arlington with 511.
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Arlington Boat Club
Newton Highlands
Arlington Boat
Allston
Stevens
Arlington
East Lynn candle pin team loses to St James by 21 pins
St James alleys hosted a close match with East Lynn led by ten pins after two strings. St James surged in the final string to win 1287 to 1266 with Bill Kirby of Lenox starring for St James, posting 280 and becoming the sole century scorer.
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East Lynn
Lynn
St. James
Bill” Kirby
Lenox
Getth
Wonders and Blunders Duel in Candle Pins Match
Two Bigelow Kennard teams met at Boylston alleys last night. Wonder team led by Ensign with 256 across three strings while Blunders trailed by 45 pins. Marsh starred for the losers with 243.
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Bigelow, Kennard & Co
Boylston
Marsh
He Eceres
Bartlett Beats Cutler In Billiard Match At B A A Tourney
At the Boston Athletic Association last evening two decisive results in the invitation tourney. F. J. Bartlett of the Kernwood Club outclassed A. G. Cutler of the Mercantile L A defeating him 200 to 96. George R. Hall of the B A A defeated L. G. Joel, the Glendon crack, in the pool match.
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Boston Athletic Association
F. J. Bartlett
Kernwood Club
A. G. Cutler
Mercantile L. A
George R. Hall
B. A
L. G. Joel
Glendon
Ten top men in Boylston candle pin tourney standings
The article lists the leading players at Boylston alleys with scores to date. Morrison leads at 319, followed by Purrington 312 and Piper 804, with other competitors including Moffat 300 Brown 296 Pierce 286 McDonald 284 Jouve 283 Barker 286 and McAllen 278. Entries close tonight at 9 o'clock and finals will be rolled.
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Boylston
Morrison
Purrington
Piper
Moffat
Brown
Pierce
McDonald
Jouve
Barker
McAllen
Northwestern to Build Ymnasium at $100000
The rough water yesterday kept schoolboys from practice at the B A A boathouse. The Northwestern project plans a gymnasium costing 100000 dollars.
Nationals Reorganized Team Listing from Waltham
The Nationals of Waltham reveal a reorganized nine with Coleman Edmonds Dore Silver Ryan Whealon Conn aire Ford Spalding. They seek away games starting April 19 and Saturdays with reasonable guarantees and contact Warrens Cambridge Malden A A Roxburys Emeralds Y M C A Lowell at 308 River street Waltham Mass.
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Waltham
Coleman
Edmonds
Dore
Silver
Ryan
Whealon
Connaire
Ford
Spalding
Massachusetts
Warrens
Cambridge
Malden
Emeralds
Lowell
F. H. Mullen
River Street
Waltham, Mass
Byers Withdrawing From Waterbury Bout With Burke
Waterbury April 6 George Byers the Boston middleweight will not meet Jack Burke in Waterbury on April 11. The management received letters stating Byers refused the bout to instead pursue a match with Dick O'Brien.
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Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury A. C
George Byers
Boston
Jack Burke
Byers
Dick O'Brien
Boxing Gossip Highlights Watson's Upset Bid at Roanoke Club
Andy Watson impressed by breaking even with Bob Montgomery at the Roanoke Club on Monday. The bout boosted anticipation for Watson's next twelve round test against Timmy Fearns at the North Shore A. C. in Lynn. News includes multiple boxing matchups, venue notes, and promoter plans from George Cole to Joe Gans availability for Maine fund.
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Bob Montgomery
Roanoke Club
Andy
Watson
England
Montgomery
Timmy Fearns
North Shore A. C
Lynn
Professor Robinson
Frank Erne
George Dixon
St. Louis
al Herford
Eureka A. C
Baltimore
Joe Gans
Jim Janey
Maine Fund
Tommy Ryan
Tommy West
Olympic A. C
San Francisco
Ryan
Goode-Akers
Jimmy Ryan
Doc Payne
Louisville
Bridgeport
Conn
Music Hall
Lhey
Kid Lackey
Johnny Smith
Tom
Kid) Byrnes
Philadelphia
Arena
East Side A. C
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Peter Maher
George V. Tuohey
Noted Stallions Sold Cheap at Cloverdale Auction
The stallions Director and Bea Wilkes sold at Andrew W. Moore estate stock farm Colmar Pennsylvania near Philadelphia. Director once valued at 75000 brought 1275 to Locust Grove Stock Farm Newcastle. Red Wilkes bought by Belle Mead Stock Farm Belle Mead New Jersey for 600. Director Moore four years old half brother of Nancy Hanks sold for 120 to T A Wilson Reading Pennsylvania. Red Wilkes 24 years old sire of 129 trotting horses including fourteen with mile times under 2 15.
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Philadelphia
Bea Wilkes
Andrew W. Moore
Colmar
Penn
Moore
Locust Grove
Newcastle
Red Wilkes
Belle Mead
N. J
Nancy Hanks
T. A. Wilson
Reading
Boston Fowler branch store opens near downtown district
The Boston Fowler store at 224 Tremont Street between Eliot and Lagrange opens to the public. Manager P. E. Seas runs the shop with a no-agent policy and a $43.50 price for wheels, claiming dealer cost around $88.50 and forecasting a “Direct to the Rider” trend next season.
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Boston Fowler
Tremoint
Eliot
Lagrange
Fowler
P. E. Seas
Frank Fowler
Boston Press Club Hosts Second Informal Club Night
About 200 members and guests gathered at the Bosworth Street club house for a lively smoker with music by Harry J. Rockett and others. Notables included Lt Commander Charles A. Foster, Colonel Stephen M. Crosby, Captain Col. Fitzgerald, and Captain William Quintin, who shared stories and anecdotes.
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Boston Press Club
Bosworth Street
Harry J. Rockett
E. R. Caldwell
Charles Kh
Alexander
Mildred Brewster murder trial opens in Vermont
The Vermont jury for Mildred Brewster's murder case is seated as witnesses describe premeditation. Witnesses place Brewster near the town shop before two shots and Ashley Wheeler cases, with a 32 caliber revolver bought for $3 cited as part of the prosecution.
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L. C. Batchelder
Plainfield
Martin Riley
Barre City
J. E. Pixley
Waterbury
Charles H. Stevens
Zed
Stanton
Miss Brewster
Annie Wheeler
John Wheeler
Joel Foster
Arthur Stratton
John B. Wallace
Reynolds & Co
Barre
Harmon de Laurier
Alfred de Laurier
John Lawrence
de Lauriers
Doctor Sanden Electric Belt Promises Cure for Men
An advertisement touts the Dr. Sanden Electric Belt claiming to restore five thousand men last year. It warns against cheap imitations and offers a sealed book with the full explanation, urging readers to write to Dr. A R Sanden at 826 Broadway New York.
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Dr. Sanden
A.R. Sanden
Broadway
New York
Boxing Teacher Offers Free Lessons from Prof Kennedy
The article notes Prof Kennedy, a boxing teacher, offering free instruction. Callos writes about 22 Mliota Bm 4, highlighting a quoted address or plan associated with the offer.
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Kennedy
Callos
Poisoner trial in Dover as sister testifies
In Dover New Hampshire on April 6 the Alfred W. Jones case opened with his sister Leola Prescott testifying that their mother fell ill after eating chicken. She recalled their father saying I bought and paid for her and I’m bury her where I please before the mother’s death. Dr Pillsbury described seeing Mrs Jones burn the will with Alfred present.
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Nason
Samuel Matthews
Berwick
Alfred
Henry F. Virciue
Exeter
Alfred Jones
Andrew S. Irving
Jones
Virtue
John H. Elkins
Lewis C. Hart
Milton
Jones House
Wave Town
M. E. Grant
Somersworth
Dover
N. H
Alfred W. Jones
Leola Prescott
W. B. Pillsbury
Columbia wheel letter to Pope Mfg Company on its value
In a self described note from 1898 D Sigsbee Captain U S N describes his Columbia bicycle found in the sunken Maine. He notes the bike served him since 1896 with minor tire damage and requests the company to accept it as a relic of historical value.
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Riggs Place
N. W
Washington, D. C
Pope Manufacturing Company
Hartford
Conn
Maine
D. Sigsbee
Bicycle notes on foreign pacemakers and Boston training
The memo lists multiple international riders linked to Al Reeves of the National Cycle drome with plans to train in Boston if immigration holds allow. It mentions Tom Cooper signing in Cleveland to ride a White wheel and other riders including Teddy Edwards, Arthur Porter, Jed Schmneer, C. W. Miller, Robertson of England, Jimmy Warburton, and more, plus a Metropolitan Wheelmen reception with officers and members attending a formal gathering.
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al Reeves
National
Jallu Brothers
New York
Boston
Tom Cooper
Cleveland
Webb
Cooper
Arthur W. Porter
Teddy Eadwards
Newburyport
Providence
George Banker
Arthur Porter
Cincinnati
Jed Schmneer
C. W. Miller
Miller
Germany
Huret
Cordang
Robertson
England
I. W. Chinn
Jimmy Warburton
Choppy
N. Chs Aom
Dudley Marks
Johnson
McKay
Farnham
Frothingham Sod Kimball
Fred P. Wright
A. K. Peck
George A. Perkins
Dr. Lee
Tom Lipton
Pat Sheehan
K. Mead
Craftrude Llerner
Maud Gale
Marguerite Ryan
Crawford
Lillian Jaeger
Jennie
Lillie
Annie Hayward
Etta A. Morris
Lillian Messer
Shirley
Ella McMillan
May Smilse
3. Horton
D. Lipp
Greenleaf
F. P. Wright
Club
Teddy Edwards Starts Ninety-Fifth Century Ride in Blizzard
Teddy Edwards began his ninety fifth century ride in a blizzard heading toward Atlantic City. Captain Walters and Ned Lawrence accompanied him to pace the effort, joined by a larger group that started to finish with Edwards. The weather echoes his earlier rides on Long Island and in Lakewood.
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Philadelphia
Teddy Edwards
Captain Walters
Atlantic City
Ned Lawrence
French Match Company
Edwards
Long Island
Lakewood
N. J
Maryland
Knights of Honor enjoy ladies night in Boston gathering
The grand officers and committees of the Knights of Honor of Massachusetts held a ladies night last evening at the United States hotel. About thirty members attended the dinner followed by whist and music. The annual session is set for next Wednesday at 730 Washington Street.
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Knights of Honor of
Massachusetts
United States
Washington Street
Anniversary planned for Division 48 of A. O. H.
The committee on the anniversary of Division 48, A. O. H., met last evening to arrange the first anniversary events. They will present an important report at the division’s regular meeting on Sunday evening at St. James Hall Kneeland Street.
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Boston
Order
Suffolk County
Hibernian Hall
Hanover Street
Division 1
Roger F. Scannell
John Dolan
John T. Galvin
Charlestown
St. James Hall
Kneeland Street
Kidney Stew Club to Disband After Last Meeting
The Kidney Stew Club of leading local sportsmen held its final gathering last evening at their rooms on Commonwealth tying to disband.
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Kidney Stew Club
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