Bacon of Dudley Association Smashes Three-Game Bowling Record
Dudley Association star Bacon rolled 666 across three games at Old Dorchester Club, close competition in table games and top bowling display. Dorchester won six of nine. Dudleys took two of the billiards and a wide whist margin. Fresh tournament opens at Newton Boat Club Friday with eight teams. candlepin league matches and interclubs listed. notable 200 single string by Barker and strong form from Jimmie McNeish.
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Bacon
Dudley Association
Old Dorchester
Dorchester
Dudley
Ome
Battery
Melrose
Newton Boat Club
South Boston
Central
Clack’s Alleys
Meyers
Rexfords
Colonial
Clack
City Point
Cambidge
Boylstons
Boylston Aleys
Brookline Street
Jefferson
Nobles
McCarthys
City Hall
Roxbury
Prospect
Boylston
Kirby
Jameson
Columbia
Murray & Irwin
Pythians
St. James
Hub
Iitagtpe
Carruth
Mangus Vs. Newton Boat Club
Wellesley
Mass
Interclub
Philedian
Newtowne
Kernwood
Reading
Glenwood
Insurance League
Barker
United States Casualty
Jimmie
Godman Club Triumphs in Roxbury Interclub Night
In the Suburban interclub tournament at Roxbury Club the Godman Club defeated Cadman Club in billiards and whist and won one bowling and pool game. Hutchinson of Cadman led with 596 for three games and a 22v first-game total, the best of the evening.
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Roxbury
Old Dorchester
Godman Club
Hutchinson
Cadman Club
Allston Club Edged by Riverdale Casino Home Team
Riverdale Casino hosted Allston Club of Allston last night and defeated them as the home team posted a modest scoring margin. Individual scores were low and not detailed in the report.
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Riverdale
Allston Club
Allston
Bowling season opens with eight teams in Roxbury race
Captain Hugh Duffy returns West and likely stars for James candle pin team. Les Miserables of Lowell enter a warm season as eight teams join the tournament. A tight Roxbury League title battle sees six teams with three tied for first as Melrose A. O. team strengthens lineup.
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Hugh Duffy
James Candle
Les Miserables
Lowell
Roxbury
Melrose A. O
New Bedford and regional hoops notes from the Maine League
Charley Gay of Gardiner fights typhoid fever while John Turnbull shines in Portland. New Bedford faces Pawtucket tonight and Providence visits Far River. Referee Charley O Malley becomes a Gloucester police officer. Billy Long earns praise across the Maine League for refereeing. Morgan from Pawtucket impressed for New Bedford and J Dwight Brady draws high marks for officiating. Roberts and Conway outperform last year as Jake Weihl timers last week in Whaling City. East Weymouth builds a strong lineup with Curley, Jones and Kelliher. John Smith the New Bedford goalie drains the net and halted 75 shots against Pawtucket on Thanksgiving Day.
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Charley Gay
Gardiner
John Turnbull
Portland
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Providence
Far River
Charley O’malley
Gloucester
Billy Long
Maine
Morgan
J. Dwight Brady
Roberts
Conway
Jake Weihl
Whaling
Jake
East Weymouth
Mike Curley
Fall River
Jones
Brockton
Lewiston
Kelliher
Cage
John Smith
Racing and sports notes from the era
Will Tony Thompson call at 7 this evening. Whisper bred to Star Pointer in spring. Robert J. to be used as a roadster in the future. Direct is being worked at the trot. If prepared, he will race next year. Pressure on New York Club to play Sunday ball next season. Everett Y M C A and North Shoe A A basketball at Everett tonight. Farnham resigns from Rigby Park and New England Fair management. Riley Grannan in England, a spectator when Ted Sloane won. Kid Nichols offered Princeton coaching. Bob Allen clashing with Indianapolis, may be manager captain and shortstop. Ned Manning training for match with Frank Francis at Eastport Me. Bumps had skin disease as a yearling. Over 100 enter the dumbbe’s championship at Madison Square Garden Dec 17-18. Jack Ryan praised for return to National League. Jockey Bob Isom buried at Lexington near Isaac Murphy. Sweepstakes dam Star Pointer and Hal Pointer is 27. W H Geer a fugitive from justice for swindling banks and forgery.
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Tony Thompson
Whisper
Star Pointer
Robert J
New York
Everett Y. M. C. A
North Shoe A
Everett
H.F. Farnham
Rigby Park
New England Fair
Riley Grannan
England
Ted Sloane
Kid Nichols
Boston
Princeton
Bob Allen
Indianapolis
Ned Manning
Frank Francis
Eastport
New Jersey A. C
Madison Square Garden
Jack Ryan
Brooklyn
Bob Isom
Lexington
Isaac Murphy
Archer
America
Hal Pointer
W. H. Geer
Syracuse Stars
A Noble Woman Dies After Brief Illness in Roxbury
Mrs. Mary A. O'Neil wife of Patrick H. O'Neil died at her state residence on Monday after a brief illness aged 67. Born in County Cork Ireland she came to America young and was mother to five sons and two daughters including Assistant United States Treasurer Joseph H. O'Neil. The Roxbury family resided near St Francis de Sales Church and will hold funeral services Thursday at 9 AM. She was famed for charity and Irish hospitality and leaves husband and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A
Patrick H. O'Neil
Boston
Esterhazys Wife Responds To Dreyfus Letter
Paris reports Comtesse Esterhazy wife of Comte Walsin Esterhazy replies to Figaro criticizing the letter that exposed private life. She says it harms a wife and mother and vows forgiveness if her husband's honor remains intact.
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Paris
Comtesse Esterhazy
Comte Walsin Esterhazy
Salvation Army Rally Honors McIntyres in Boston
The united city corps hosted a reception in Bowdoin Square hall for Major and Mrs. McIntyre recently arrived from San Francisco. About 300 youths and friends attended as Lieutenant-Colonel William T. Cozens presided. The couple spoke on Salvation Army work in the West, notably California and San Francisco among Chinese communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United City Corps
Salvation Army
Bowdoin Square
McIntyre
San Francisco
William T. Cozens
New England
MelIntyre
Far West
California
Death of Michael Sheehan at South Boston home
Michael Sheehan aged 69 died from alcoholic apoplexy early yesterday in the kitchen of Michael O Sullivan at 5 West Third street South Boston. He resided at 44 West Fourth street and was found asleep Monday night. death occurred about 2 a m. The notice is recorded as a special obituary.
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Michael Sheehan
Michael O'Sullivan
West Third Street
South Boston
Mr. Sheehan
West Fourth Street
Oalvan
Henry B. Humphrey
H. B. Humphrey Company
Irving W Humphrey
Milk Street
Irving W. Humpasar
Mattapan
Fraternal Helpers Hold Third Annual 12 Oclock Social
Crystal Lodge No. 19 of the Fraternal Helpers held their third annual 12 oclock social in Lincoln Hall West Concord street last evening with a large attendance. The Alpha Orchestra furnished music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lodge No. 19
Lincoln Hall
Concord Street
Alpha Orchestra
Harvard Seniors Debate Australian Ballot Plan for Class Officers
Harvard seniors debate adopting an Australian style ballot for class officer elections. The election committee, led by law student W S Youngman, plans nominations by signed papers, publication in the Crimson, secret ballots, a 9 am to 4 pm polling window, and a plurality rule. Opponents argue the plan favors non-society men, while supporters push two stage voting if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Election Committee
W. S. Youngman
Mr. Youngman
Slosson Wins Billiards Match at Madison Square Garden
George F Slosson defeated George Sutton 500 to 388 in a long billiards contest at Madison Square Garden with multiple long runs and a late rally by Sutton. Referee Edward McLaughlin oversaw the match. time reported as 3 hours 46 minutes. Ives beat Daly 500 to 256 in the evening session.
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New York
George F. Slosson
George Sutton
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
Slosson
Sutton
Edward McLaughlin
Philadelphia
Ives
Daly
Boxing Gossip From Boxing Rows And Rumors
Various boxing bouts and possible matchups dominate the page. McParland expected to beat Burke easily while Kuhlin versus Ryan tops New Orleans cards. Offers and refusals for Jimmy Barry, Caspar Leon, and other bouts are noted along with local exhibitions and dances.
Free to All Cure for Nervous Debility Promises Hope
A Kalamazoo ad claims a long researched remedy cures nervous debility impotence and night losses. It invites men to request the free prescription from H C Olds Box 1950 Kalamazoo Michigan and promises prompt, discreet response without revealing sources.
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H. C. Olds
Box
Kalamazoo
Mich
Ryan Beats Stift in Sixth Round Chicago Bout
Tommy Ryan of Syracuse defeated Billy Stift of Chicago by decision in the sixth round of a twenty round bout. Ryan dominated from the start, punishing Stift until police stopped the fight. The match carried a $200 purse with the loser earning $0. Peter Boyle and William Moore fought six rounds with Boyle winning by decision.
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Chicago
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
Billy Stift
Ryan
Stift
Peter Boyle
William Mooore
N. Y
Boyle
Choynski Jeffries Bout Ends With Draw
In San Francisco on November 30 the Joe Choynski versus Jeffries fight was ruled a draw after twenty rounds. Early rounds favored Choynski who kept distance, while Jeffries absorbed blows and bloodied his nose in the eleventh round.
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San
New York’s Martin McCue Draws With San Francisco’s Jack Dempsey
In San Francisco on a November night, Martin McCue of New York and Young Jack Dempsey of San Francisco fought fifteen rounds to a draw before the National A C. The bout preceded the Jeffries Choynski fight. McCue outclassed Dempsey in cleverness but lacked finishing power, though he punished him. Referee’s decision was hissed.
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San Francisco
Martin MecCue
New York
Jack Dempsey
A. C
Jeffries-Choynski
McCue
Dempsey
Man arraigned for forging check posing as agency rep
New York reports Irwin W Humphreys accused of posing as an agent of Humphrey Advertising Agency Boston and delivering a forged check. He was held in 1600 for grand jury. Henry B. Humphrey denies knowledge of the man and clarifies office address.
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New York
Irwin W. Humphreys
Humphrey Advertising Agency
No. 72
Milk Street
Boston
Akers Stops Purtell in 90 Seconds at Birmingham Club
Arthur Akers of Birmingham quickly overwhelmed Paddy Purtell of Kansas City in a twenty round purse fight at the Birmingham Athletic Club. The bout ended in 90 seconds with Akers victorious and superior throughout.
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Birmingham
Navy
Birmingham Athletic Club
Arthur Akers
Paddy Purtell
Kansas City
Purtell
Akers
Boston Wheelmen Form 98 Meet Club At Copley Square
In a packed meeting at Copley Square Hotel Boston wheelmen launched the Boston 98 Meet Club to secure the 1898 national meet of the League of American Wheelmen. Henry E. Ducker presided in Fay’s absence as officers and committees were chosen to push the bid.
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Iocal
Boston
League of American Wheelmen
Copley Square Hotel
Charles E. Fay
Henry E. Ducker
Ducker
Board of Trade
George Bull
Howard B. Morine
Massachusetts B. C
James J. Shea
Boston Retail Merchants’ Association
Shea
Vincy
Quincy
L. A
Claude S. Vinton
New York
Mr. Ducker
Mott
L. A. W. Racing Board
Indianapolis
F. H. Porter
G. F. Pond
G. Frothingham
J. C Kerrison
Folr
Forter
H. B. Ducke
Co. BE. Fay
H. B. Morine
Austin W. Pease
Ralph W. Moses
George A. Perkins
A. G. Frothingham
E. Miles
G. H. Anderson
Jess
Paul Aldrich
W. B.rackett
Miss Marie Gahm
Alonzo D. Peck
Howard Geldert
Aaron Wolfson
W. Fourdrinier
Bicycle Notes Reflect Amateur Cycling Scene and Changes
A Boston area bicycle column reports on club elections, reorganizations, and upcoming races. It notes officers for Trinity Cycle Club, plans for a whist party, and the Columbia Bicycle Club’s reorganization seeking an LA W charter. It covers records, gear debates, and theft of a rider’s wheel, plus store openings and managerial changes in Worcester.
Reception for John Daly at Boston Theatre Dec 12
Boston charges prepared for John Daly event with parade from Parker House to the Boston Theatre. Over 200 participants in line and 1000 in uniform from military groups. St Patrick's Band of Somerville to perform. drum corps from South Boston joining. Daly to be guest of city. Board of Aldermen to attend and request mayor grant honorary freedom.
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John Daly
Boston
Parker House
P. J. Flatley
St. Patrick’s Band
Somerville
South Boston
Daly
Oston
Railway crash at Warsaw kills eleven passengers
A passenger train at the terminus was struck by a heavy freight train causing eleven deaths and twenty two serious injuries. The collision was attributed to the error of a pointsman.
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Warsaw
Sprague Renominated by Worcester Democrats for Mayor
Mayor A B R Sprague, Citizens' candidate, was endorsed by Worcester Democrats at a committee meeting after a municipal convention split. The endorsement signals support for his bid for mayor in the upcoming election.
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Worcester
A. B. R. Sprague
Citizens
Gas Fatality In Lowell Disturbs Residents
Frank A. Keith and a woman identified as Maggie Godfrey were found suffocated by illuminating gas at 202 Lawrence Street in Lowell at about 10 a.m. The owners of the house described the pair as odd. Police and an undertaker removed the bodies pending identification while investigators review the couple’s movements and the gas setup.
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Lowell
Frank A. Keith
Maggie Godfrey
Lawrence Street
James Dugdale
Crowley
Keith
Mr Riley Declines Comment On Mayoral Nominations
Mr Thomas Riley Democratic-Bryan candidate for Mayor is found in his Beacon Street home library avoiding questions on Mr Quincys nomination and party platforms. He promises a forthcoming letter accepting the nomination that will outline his views and stance.
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Thomas Riley
Beacon Street
Mr. Riley
Mr. Quincy
Quincy
Scery
Rally backs Borofsky in Ward 8. Quincy endorsed by Hebrews
A Lusitana Hall gathering of Hebrew supporters urged Samuel H. Borofsky for the Boston Common Council Ward 8. Speakers praised Mayor Josiah Quincy as just and impartial, with Congressman John F. Fitzgerald pledging loyalty to Quincy and urging support for Borofsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Borofsky
Common Council
Josiah Quincy
Lusitana Hall
Hanover Street
Moses M. Reinhertz
Mr. Borofsky
Quincy
Charles E. Barnett
Ward 9
Borofsky
Barnett Finklestein
John F. Fitzgerald
Ward 8 GOP club denounces Alderman Berwin in city race
A Republican club formed in Ward 8 unanimously declares opposition to Alderman William Berwin. The group supports Edwin A. Curtis for mayor and opposes Berwin citing alleged corrupt acts and Democratic ties. W.W. Farr chairs, H. M. Pear signs as secretary.
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Edwin A. Curtis
Board of Aldermen
Boston
William Berwin
Tas
W.W. W. Farr
H. M. Pear
Chelsea Citizens suffer mayor race without candidate
The Citizens party of Chelsea lacks a mayoral hopeful after Seth J. Littlefield declined. A local committee failed to persuade Jabez K. Montgomery to run and Associate Justice Frank H B Fitz of the Chelsea Police Court also refused. George W Ford withdraws from Alderman-at-large two year race. John Duncan receives Citizens endorsement. Hebert A Norton of Ward 4 is endorsed for re election to the Board of Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Party of
Chelsea
Seth J. Littlefield
Jabez K. Montgomery
Frank HB. Fitz
Citizens
Hebert A. Norton
Chelsea Aldermen OK Bonds to Pay City Debt
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen authorized the city treasurer to issue bonds in 126 thousand dollars payable in 191 for debt payment. The city engineer reported snow and ice funds exhausted. A hearing was held on McGovern's petition to appoint an inspector for hawkers and pedlers.
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Chelsea
Ward 7 forms Young Men Democratic Club in Roxbury
Citizens meet to organize the Young Men Democratic Club of Ward 7 electing Daniel A. Griffin chairman and D A Mebign secretary they back Charles F. OConnell for Common Council at the Dec 2 caucus and plan further action. A Roxbury Literary Association meeting votes to support Josiah Quincey for Mayor and Salem D Charles for Alderman with a follow up special meeting next Monday. Daniel J Gallagher of Newton invited for a smoke talk next Monday. A Tammany Club rally in Roughan’s Hall tonight backs Major Patrick McManus for Common Council with speakers Kyle Crowley Duffy and McManus. Friends of Daniel W Gallagher of Ward 2 East Boston stage a large parade and rallies ending at Columbia Hall. North End speakers push Michael J Mecolan renomination in Ward 6 with McColgan MecMackin Mullin Farren and OBrien presiding.
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Ward 7
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Daniel A. Griffin
D. A. Mebign
Charles F. O'Connell
Roxbury Literary Association
Josiah Quincey
Salem D. Charles
Daniel J. Gallagher
Newton
Tammany Club
Roughan's Hall
Patrick McManus
Common Council
Patrick Kyle
William C. Crowley
James J. Duffy
Friends
Daniel W. Gallagher
Boston
Columbia Hall
North End
Michael J. Mecolan
Mr. McColgan
Thomas J. MecMackin
William Mullin
James Farren
Andrew PF
O’brien
O Connor Lectures On The Irish Race At Home And Abroad
John J. O Connor of Dublin University delivered an instructive lecture last evening in Kossuth Hall to a large audience. The talk, titled The Irish Race at Home and Abroad, was organized under the auspices of Division 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth Hall
John J. O'Connor
Dublin University
Division 22
Barber License Proposal To Regulate State Barbers
The Boston Barbers Union urges a legislative bill requiring three year apprenticeships and a diploma to open shops. A three member board would issue registrations, deny to convicts or contagious disease cases, with penalties from ten to one hundred dollars or up to ninety days in jail for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Boston Barbers’ Union
Ebony Belles minstrel show delights Chelsea crowd
The second annual Ebony Belles minstrel show at Chelsea Academy of Music featured Miss Virginia Fair as interlocutor and Miss Bessie Logan as Polly Honeydew. Performances included colorfully costumed numbers, a Goddess of Liberty tableau by Miss Sara M. Stone, an Amazon march, a stump speech by Mrs. E May Oldrieve, and a sketch titled Coonville Courtship.
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Alfareta Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Chelsea
Chelsea Academy of Music
John J. Coleman
Virginia Fair
Minnie Edna Miller
Lucinda Lightfoot
Otis Swain
Araminta Thumb
Bessie Logan
Polly Honeydew
Allen Light
Tambos
Lulu Snowball
Clara I. Norton
Violet Primrose
John A. Fitz
Cynthia Featherweight
John A. Orcutt
J. I. van Buskirk
Andrew Jackson
Elizabeth Folsom
Herbert Streeter
America
Sara M. Stone
Goddess of
Liberty
E. May Oldrieve
Coonville
Shipping and rail rivalry shadow Halifax trade plans
Reports claim Hon. L. Baker of Yarmouth Steamboat Co plans to reroute Boston and Yarmouth steamers via Shelburne to Halifax, opposing the Dominion Atlantic rail and steamship service. Other items note lumber cargoes from Saint John, sugar in Honolulu, a historic Newport clearance paper, Elder-Dempster line talks, Cape Ann and Cambroman routes, Sapelo dredging, and the sale of the New Brunswick steamer.
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Prince Edward
Yarmouth
N.S
Halifax
Shelburne
St. John
N. B
Maren
Buenos Ayres
Honolulu
New York
George W. Pettes
Naval Office
Custom House
Newport, R. L
Walter P. Hall
J. G. Hall & Co
Elder-Dempster
Here
Bristol
Avonmouth
Montreal
Constitution Wharf
Etolia
Cape Ann
Central Wharf
Gloucester
Henry M. Godfrey
Cambroman
Liverpool
London
Georgia
Sapelo
United States
Marshal Swift
Magee’s Wharf
Chelsea
New Brunswick
Thomas Butler & Co
Cyprus Steamer Runs Aground At Spikerplaat
The British steamer Cyprus under Captain Galbraith from Boston on October 12 ran ashore at Spikerplaat during yesterday’s gale near Antwerp. Her rudder and stern post are gone but she does not leak. She floats only if her cargo is lightened promptly. otherwise she will likely be a total loss.
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Antwerp
Cyprus
Galbraith
Boston
Here
Spikerplaat
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World OF Sport
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Salvation Army Rally
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Joe Burke
Kid McPartland
Greenpoint A. C
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Tut Ryan
New Orleans
Tim Hurst
Empire A. C
Buffalo
Jimmy Barry
Caspard Leon
Bill Heffernan
Sydney
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Jack Downey
Tommy Hogan
Kellar’s Park
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Joe Horn
John Bell
Jimmy Davenport
Frank Scott
Dan Brennan
Jack Sampson
Dan Gallagher
Boyle O'Reilly
Harry Tracy
Tom Quinn
John Powell
Boston 98 Mast Club
Gossip OF
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Bicycle Notes
Tom Hennessey
Illinois
Arthur
H. W
Trinity Cycle Club
J. C. Welton
A.S. Davis
C. Gassidy
C. F. Arey
J. Fox
D. B. Guiol
F. C. Arey
Dr. Fox
C. H. Wellman
Sam Moore
Columbia Bicycle Club of
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Horace B. Hills, Jr
Century Road Club
C. M. Donohue
Lynn
J. T. Mitchell
Jean Gougoltz
John J. Fecitt
Union Company
Spiers Manufacturing Company
Albert & J. M. Anderson Co
George M. Port
Wheeler Saddle Force
Springfield
B. B. Emery
Charles Phillips
Elastic Tip Company
Industrial Cycle Manufacturing Company
John Olson
Dwight Street
Benjamin S. Lovell
Lovell Arms Company
G. 8. Davison
H. Raymond
Worcester Racing
D. J. Gauthen
H. C. Goulding
Sprague
Berwin
Chelsea Bonds
Barbers
Ebony Belles
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