Hart vs Ruhlin Seen as Possible Next Heavyweight Title Bout
The article argues Marvin Hart may face Gus Ruhlin after Ruhlin defeated Texas Jim McCormick and won the track horse division championship. It notes Hart’s stronger record, youth, and prior meetings with Ruhlin, and discusses the retirement of Jeffries and the idea of a nominal brevet champion pending a true challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Ruhlin
Akron
Texas
Jim McCormick
Marvin Hart
Jeffries
Jack Root
Hart
Ruhlin
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Philadelphia
Baltimore
al Weinlg
Tommy West
Dan Creedon
Jack Beauschelte
Billy Stift
Dick O’brien
Kid Carter
Sandy Ferguson
Jack Johnson
John Wille
Georges Gardner
Gus Ruhkiin
Ed Dunkhorst
Tom Sharkey
Peter Maher
Steve O'Donnell
Jim Jeffords
Jim Jeffries
Kid McCoy
Bob Fitzsimmons
George Gardner
Root
Gardner
Boston
Riot Quelled in Shrewsbury After Freshmen Night
An incipient riot in Shrewsbury was quelled by Selectmen and townsmen after windows were broken street lamps smashed chairs removed from Conway's bar shop. Tickets sold in Worcester drew crowds to McIntire farm seeking refreshments. upon arrival they found none and were allegedly enraged by the deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Conway
Worcester
McIntire
John McIntire
Farmer McIntire
Henry Harlow
John Conway
Anger Drives Newton Man to Sudden Death
John Sullivan, 45, a laborer, died after a frenzy over liquor refusals. He collapsed from a brain blood vessel rupture in a Newton boarding house at 1082 Beacon Street. He left a wife and child, who had not lived with him for over a year due to his violent temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Centre
John Sullivan
Patrick Flaherty
Beacon Street
Sullivan
Ty. D. Sullivan
Newton
Sullivan denounces Hearst interference at Chicago event
Congressman John A. Sullivan denies reports Hearst forces aim to replace him as speaker at the Irish Nationalists picnic in Chicago. He says he attends as an Irish American observer and expects no trouble. Sullivan departs for Chicago amid feud speculation and possible mayoral meeting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Sullivan
Keating
Chicago
Week's Biblical Institute Opens at Cottage City
Cottage City opens a week of open air meetings by the Baptist Vineyard Association. The key events are a Biblical Institute for pastors and a Sunday School Institute led by W. W. Main of Melrose. At noon Rev. D. W. Locknow of Melrose Highlands led a model Sunday school with Miss Sarah Hatch assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City
Baptist Vineyard Asssociation
Biblical Institute
W. W. Main
Melrose
D. W. Locknow
Melrose Highlands
Sarah Hatch
Sufficient fish at the pier as fleet arrives daily
At T wharf yesterday signs pointed to ample fish for the market. The Saturday close brought a large ground fish fleet with Mary A. Whalen at 75000 pounds, Mary J. Silveira 60000, and Helen B. Thomas 60000, among others. Sword fleet included Almeida 103 blades and A C Newhall 92. The Cymric from Liverpool and Queenstown brought 1853 passengers, with more ships docking and a towboat crew noted in Quincy Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Mary A. Whalen
Mary J. Silveira
Helen B. Thomas
Dorothy
Bertha M. Bailey
Boyd
Leeds
John M. Keen
I. C. Hussey
Flora J. Sears
Almeida
A. C. Newhall
Viking
Cymrica
Beadeell
Atkins
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Liverpool
Queenstown
Shipping News Mini Almanac Update From Nantucket Harbor
Shipping news brief lists arrivals and departures with steamers and schooners. Vessels include Cymric Queenstown City of Gloucester City of Rockland and other ships carrying passengers, bananas or salt with routes to Liverpool Boston Yarmouth and Norfolk. Maritime activity notes tides and passed ships near Chatham with tug movements and barge tows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cymric
Beadwell
Liverpool
Queenstown
White Star Line
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
C. E. Laechler
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N.S
Chattahoochee
Dreyer
Savannah
Gloucester
Dizer
Baltimore
Norfolk
Indian
Thacher
Philadelphia
H. M. Whitney
Hone
New York
Old Dominion
Burton
City of Gloucester
Ober
Cape Ann
Godfrey
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
Ransom B. Fuller
Blair
Bath
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
Sagamore
Boston
Kong Frode
Baracoa
Cuba
Milo
Charlottetown
P. R
Walter Miler
N. B. Chatham
Horatio Hall
George Hughes
Cocheco
Cheektowaga
Perth Amboy
Honey Brook
Salem
Port Johnson
International
North Star
Torpedo Planter Arrives at Newport for Minelaying Training
The United States Army torpedo planter, George Be. Armistead, arrived in Newport Rhode Island today and will stay about a month. It will receive detachments from harbor forts for instruction in planting mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Elisha W. Willard
Middletown
Newport
Rhode Island
Commonwealth
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
Bunker Hill National Bank
Charlestown
Boston Atheneum Deposit
New England Trust Company
Boston
Vermont & Massachusetts Railroad Company
Boston Post
John W. McKim, Esquire
R. I
United States Army Torpedo Planter
George BE. Armistead
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Ruhlin’s
Anger
Cong
Week’s Biblical Institute
N. S
Admiral Farragut
Jamaica
Long Wharf
J. C., Cottingham
Glen Montgomery
Quincy Bay
United Fruit Company
Foxhall
S. Oteri
Breakwater
Stillwater
City of
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Company
Central Wharf
Lucy
Jeffries Yacht Club
Frank Wells
Broad Sound
Graves
Nantasket
Alfred Pitta
Joseph E. Lewis
Dorchester
Nancy Dunlop
Dewitt
Onondaga
Helen Gove
Jamesville
Emily Waterbury
Isaac C. Watherbury
Syracuse
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
ELIJAH _GEORGE
Oliver G. Sherman
Camden
Provident Institution For Savings of
International Trust Company of Boston
EEE
Joseph Fawcet
Surry
Cheshire
New Hampshire
Mason A. Carpenter
Home Savings Bank of
William F. Scanlan
Sarah T. Scanlan
Eleanor Marsh
Edwin J. Marsh
Admr
Saratoga Street
East
Mass
Shipping News
Miniature Almanac
Torpedo Planter
White Star Lines
Boston-Queenstown
Mer
Company
India Building
Azores
Cunard Line
Saxonia
Ivernia
Sylvania
Etruria
Campania
Umbria
Caronia
Pannonia
the Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas
P. Sumner, Agt
State St
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Newport News
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
Summer Street
W. P. Coria
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Vhnadergata
F. P. Wing
Michigan
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Tern S.S
Foster’s
Rockland
Belfast
Bucksport
Winterport
Dark Harbor
Sargentville
Deer Isle
Sedgwick Brooklin
W. Harbor
N. E. Harbor
Seal Harbor
Bar Harbor
No. Haven
Stonington
Blue Hill
Blue Air
Searsport
Hampden
India Wharf
J. S. Carder
Kennebec
Union Wharf
Popham Beach
Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Austa
Boothbay
Emaquid
Westport Junction
McMahons
Five Islands
Southport
Mouse and Squirrel Islands
Boothbay Harbor
Pemaquid
All Way Landings
F. A. Jones
Eastport
Lubee
City
Washington St
Laechler
Gen
V. P
Yen’l
Dominion Atlantic Railway Steamship Line
Foot State St
J. F. Masters
N. E
Wood Piano CO
Tremont ST
Gabler
Tremont Street
Prof. Berry
Dudley St
Roxbury
McPhail and
Emerson
Ocean View Park House
Ocean
Boulevard
Lan
Ocean Ave
Revere At
Revere St
State Bathhouse
Old South Building
Revere Beach
Old South
Poultry Place
Handy Boston
Mirror Lake Farm
Strout
E. A. Strout
Farm Dept
Nassau St
Tremont Temple
Winnipesaukee Lake
Chapin’s Farm Agency
Herald Bldg
Isles OF Shoals
A. J. Lane Company
Elm St
Manchester
N. A
Dunham
Malden
Harlow
Hale ST
Green Et
Eaiaeinethelanttati
Knapp
Bromfield St
Typewriter Exchange
D&s
Cumberland Oe Co
Leo
Felker
O. Len
Court St
West End Dispensary
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
Formosa Colony
Ceylon
Assam
TEA & Coffee CO
Cor
Hawover
Jaythes’ Drug Store
Best Media
Java
TEA & Cofver CO
Washington St. Cor. Hanover
McDowell School
Winter St
Washington
Tremont Tea CO
NEW England Confectionery CO
Melcher Sts
South Station
Seashore
Portland St
Cambridgeport
Vassalboro Mills
North Vassalboro
Maine
HUB Cycle CO
Coopera
Tnancial
Bankers Loan Company
Court Square
Front Street
Bowdoin Square
Colonial Loan CO
d&Sti
the People’s Company
Dewey Loan and Banking Co
P. O. Box
d&Sutt Franklin Loan CO
School St
Tremont
Tolman
Boom
Bromfield
Workincmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Reas
Beacon Et
Second
Nat'l Loan CO
d&Sutt
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
HUB Loan CO
Bonnere
Mase
J. J. Peabody
Devonshire At
STATE
Haverhill St
North Union Station
James Coyne
M. F
College of Pharmacy
Hanover St
Ass'n. Coyne Bros.co
Cincinnati
St. Louis
10Th Ave
d&Sub
Painters’ Union No. II
Rs Ssieneen
Albert's
Wilson Bros. CO
Trade Paging & N. CO
Flight
Collins
Lcense
Qcolumbus
Bushelman
Bow St
Young's Hotel
Winthrop
the Post
Goldberg & Harvich
Dorchester Ave
J. Seevar & Bros
Canton St
Spizer & Cooper
Billerica St
L. Lipson
Pleasant St
R. Wise & CO
Leverett
ROX
Ww. Ys CO
Weston Et
Singer
Western Ave
Central Sq
Imp
Broadway
Somerville
Quincy
Beech Glen
W. Rex
Grove Hall
Warren Et
Whittier and
Vernon Sts
Brindle Birch
Secret Service
Herbert
Co. W. Guy Furniture Co
Canal St
Brockton
Chelsea
N. M. Hatch
Park Sq
Helnemann
South Fnd
Slye
Astrology
Johnson
Hanover
DR. Weinstein
Read’s Legal Agency
Devonshire St
Superior Court
Dedham
Edith A. Twombly
Brookline
Frederick W., Twombly
Pennsylvania
Frederick W. Twombly
Winchester
Edith Rechtler
Ss. Superior Court
Louis A. Cook
A. D
R. B. Worthington
Metropolitan Park Commission
Quincy Shore
Atlantic Street
National Sailors’ Home
Engineering Department
William B. DE Las Casas
Edwin B. Haskell
Edwin A. Curtis
David N. Skillings
Ellerton P
Cred
Anne Evans Chemicalco
A. Sawyer
Boxlston ST
W.E. Simmons
M. D
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