Malden and Providence Tech Set Officials for Big Grid Clash
Providence Tech and Malden High finalized arrangements for their upcoming football game to be played at Malden next Saturday. Officials named include referee Fred J. Hoey umpire Fred Murphy field judge A W Ingalls and head linesman H Swaffield. Providence adds five new linemen while Malden benefits from noted coaches boosting preparations.
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Meleod
Faialfeac
Providence Tech
Malden High
Providence
Waltham
Malden
Gardner in Line for Middleweight Title
Jimmy Gardner emerges as New England’s top bet to claim the vacant middleweight title left by Ketchel. He defeated Frank Klaus rival in a decisive upset at the Armory Club, proving himself a serious challenger in the American prize ring. Terry Martin ready for Perron, Moran hints at Wolgast bout as promoters seek big matches. Langford plans to sail for England after the New Year.
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Jimmy Gardner
New England
Stanley Ketchel
Frank Klaus
Ketchel
Klaus
Anderhaps
Bill Paple
Pittsburg
Armory Club
Gardner
Johnson and Langford
Echo
Jimmy
Terry Martin
Frank Perron
Fall River
Manchester
N. H
Martin
Perron
Joe Jeannette
Sam Langford
Langford
England
Paris
Conklin Chosen Captain of Michigan Football Eleven
Ann Harbor Mich Nov 80 Right Tackle Frederick Conklin Jr was elected captain of next years University of Michigan eleven Conklin a junior medical student from Schoolcraft Michigan will lead the team next season
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Ann Harbor
Mich
Frederick Conklin, Jr
University of Michigan
Conklin
Schoolcraft
Michigan
Foss Tour Kicks Off With Cape Reception Tonight
Governor-elect Eugene N. Foss starts his Cape campaign against Senator Lodge with a Provincetown reception. Sherwin L. Cook of Ward 21 joins as a speaker, after meeting Foss yesterday. Other supporters include Andrew J. Solis, William B. Wilcutt, Arthur Nason, and David P. Dickinson. Lodge heads to Washington amid denial of withdrawal rumors.
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Sherwin L. Cook
Ward 21
Eugene N. Foss
The
Cape
Cook
Foss
Henry Cabot Lodge
House
Hibbard
Senator Lodge
Provincetown
Andrew J. Solis
Cambridge
William B. Wilcutt
Ward 24
Republican State Committee
Arthur Nason
Senate
Lodge
David P. Dickinson
William A. Gaston
Washington
Provincetown Board of Trade
Rival Associations Formed by Commercial Auto Men
The Boston Motor Truck Association formed two weeks ago spurs a second group. New England Motor Truck Association meets at the Lenox with leaders like Alvan T. Fuller and O. A. Lawton. A committee is named and members plan joint stock, eyeing a joint show in 1912.
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Boston Motor Truck Association
Frank S. Corlew
New England Motor Truck Association
Corlew
Hotel Lenox
Alvan T. Fuller
O. A. Lawton
E. P. Blake
C. A. Malley
F. W. Blackmer
Day Baker
H. L. Eckstein
F. R. Robbins
Alfred Morse
H. M. Doane
A. B. Cumner
Mr. Pierson
G. P. Bennett
Paul Curtis
Mr. Harrison
Boston Motor Truck Association Forms Corporate Rules
A committee led by Alvan T. Fuller and Frank S. Corlew was empowered to organize a corporation and draft by laws for a meeting at Hotel Lenox next Tuesday night. The group followed a Boston Motor Truck Association meeting at Chester I Campbell’s offices with J W Maguire presiding and attendees including Hathaway, Charles, Henley, Lawton, McKone, Whit ney, Stratton, Underhill, Hi MacAlman, and Doubleday.
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Alvan T. Fuller
Frank S. Corlew
Day Baker
G. P. Bennett
F. R
Robbins
Hotel Lenox
Boston Motor Truck Association
Chester I. Campbell
Park Square
American Auto Association backs police cooperation at ninth annual meeting
At the ninth annual meeting in New York the American Automobile Association pledged to cooperate with state authorities in enforcing laws. A Massachusetts case noted two speeders from Connecticut and New York ignoring summons in court. New members New Hampshire and Idaho joined, AAA total 34,946 across 85 states and 249 clubs.
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New York
Navy
American Automobile Association
Hotel
Belmont
W. D. Sohier
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Connecticut
Duxbury
Mass
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Idaho
Speares
Tem Mace Dies in His Eightieth Year
London and Jarrow on Tyne report the death of Jem Mace at age eighty. A famed prizefighter, he fought over 500 bouts under London rules and later died practically penniless after a career of great wealth and speculation.
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Tem Mace
London
Jem
Mace
Jarrow-on-Tyne
Ask beds for 6000 tuberculosis victims
A minority dissents from giving food to needy tuberculosis patients at home under restrictions and seeks to bar local boards of health from home relief except in quarantine. The commission cites 35,000 TB cases statewide with 2773 beds and urges 5000–6000 beds, home relief supervised by suitable agencies, and dispensaries for case discovery.
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Boards of Health
State Board of Health
State Board of Charity
State Commission On Consumptive Hospitals
Draper
Henry P. Walcott
Arthur T. Cabot
M. D
George A. Dunn
Julian A. Mead
Charles H. Porter
Abraham C. Ratshesky
Ada E. Sheffield
Canton
Rutland
Messrs
Dunn
Ratshesky
Miss Sheffield
Death of Donohoe in Tunnel Death Jump Tied to Public Figure
John F. Donohoe of Lynn a lobbyist linked to the Bay State Gas Company and to Thomas W. Lawson was killed in a Washington Street tunnel train collision after witnesses say he jumped in front of a train. Friends cite illness and nervous disorder as factors and his death is being treated as a deliberate act by elevated railway officials.
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John F. Donohoe
Lynn
Addicks
Delaware
Boston
Washington Street Tunnel
Donohoe
Radicks
Thomas Ww. Lawson
Union Street
Bay State Gas Company
Lawson
French Bulldog Show Opens in New England
The fifth annual French Bulldog Club of New England show opened in Horticultural Hall. Notables included Noswal Nemo from Noswal Kennels and champion Madam Fifi owned by William Lippman, with observers highlighting past winner Frenchy and the long legacy of champion French bulldogs.
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Horticultural Hall
New England
French Bulldog Club of
William Lippman
New York
Madam Fifi
George Ward
Bouton
8. R. Locke
Jerry Boy
Arnold Lawson
Nemo
Minette de la Mare
Judge Offerman
Fifi
Frenchy
United States
Gammon
Encliffe Rippe de Alfort
France
French Bulldog Club of America
Scots Around Banquet Honors Bonnie Scotland at 263d Dinner
The Scots Charitable Society held its 263d annual banquet at Young's Hotel on St Andrew's Day with several hundred members and telegrams from sister groups in the U S and Canada. President Pirie presided and toasted Taft and King George while Lt Governor Frothingham and Mayor Fitzgerald also offered remarks praising Scottish loyalty and culture. A letter from Andrew Carnegie was read with applause and a toast titled Scottish Fibre Interwoven in the West was presented by Rev A F McGregor.
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Bonnie Scotland
Scots’ Charitable Society
Young's Hotel
St. Andrews
Canada
Robert Pirie
Andrew Carnegie
Boston Society
A. Shuman
Pirie
Taft
King George
England
Frothingham
Bonnie
Scotland
Fitzgerald
A. F. McGregor
D. D
Ontario
Old Powder House Club Stages Comedy Night
The Old Powder House Club presented a comedy in Unitarian Hall Somerville led by Leon Cadman. More than 600 professional and business women attended as the plot teased love matches and a stern professor. Miss Lille B. McLean starred with songs including an original swing number.
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Old Powder House Club
Somerville
Leon Cadman
Unnetarian Hall
Highland Avenue
Girls’ Seminary
Boys’ Preparatory
Lille B. McLean
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