Louisville to permit boxing contests after judge ruling
Louisville officials will allow boxing in the city after Judge Toney ruled in favor. Southern Athletic Club president Robert C. Gray said the Corbett McGovern bout will likely be held in Louisville.
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Louisville
Brennan
Board of Public Safety
Toney
Robert C. Gray
Southern Athletic Club
Corbett McGovern
Boxing Gossip Bears Retirement Talk and Fights
Frank Erne announces retirement after defeat by Jimmy Britt and plans to return to Lewiston New York to work in his father’s wholesale wine business. The column notes Britt’s win, praises Erne’s past success, and suggests coaching boxing as an alternative path. It also covers George Gardner’s East Coast tour, O’Brien’s Boston visit, and several local prospects sparring plans and match rumors in Charlestown and South Boston.
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Frank Erne
Jimmy Britt
Erne
Lewiston
N. Y
Britt
Ernc
George Gardner
Lowell
San Francisco
Chicago
Kid Carter
Joe Choynski
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
O’brien
Boston
Jimmy Ormand
Jim Corbett
Kid McCoy
Tommy Ryan
Jim Jeffords
Jack O’brien
Mike Deveney
Highland Lake
Mike Shallow
Charlestown
Jim Sullivan
John Crawford
George Hayes
Jim Kennedy
Edwards
Atlantic Club
Pat Roach
South Boston
W. F. Connolly
Billy Francis
Montreal
Chester Goodwin
Jimmy Briggs
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
International Ice Yacht Races to be Held on Gull Lake
Kalamazoo Ice Yacht Club announces international ice yacht races on Gull Lake January 20 to 24 open to all U S and Canadian ice yachts. Races are 20 miles with a time limit of 1 hour 15 minutes. No entry fee and cash prizes offered.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Bates College Adopts Maine Eligibility Rules
Lewiston Me December 1 At a Bates College Athletic Association meeting the college unanimously approved the Maine college delegates Water Ville November 26 recommendations on athletic eligibility including a one year residence condition a four year limit and non eligibility for baseball players who have played under National or American league agreements.
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Lewiston
Athletic Association of
Bates College
Maine
Waterville
Old Glory horse sale reports top stars sold in week two
The second week of the Old Glory horse sale drew a large crowd as many listed stars had already sold. Queen of Melody trotted in 2 28 1 4 for $725, Ruby Electric pacer sold for $1500, Clifton Church trotter brought $785, Walter Sharp trotter $500, and Clifton Church breeder Ed gar Bronk of city and J H Quinn of Worcester were among buyers.
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New York
Queen of Melody
Ch. m
Trotter
Alfred Pearce
Ruby Electric
Ch. F
Pacer
H. W. Goodrich
Rutland
Clifton Church
B. c
Edgar Bronk
City
Walter Sharp
Br. c
J. H. Quinn
Worcester
Mass
Oldfield Sets New One and Five Mile Auto Records
Detroit driver Barney Oldfield, piloting Tom Cooper's gasoline car at Grosse Point track, set a world one mile record for a circular track at 1 01 15 and a five mile record of 5 20. His five mile time is eight seconds faster than the previous world mark.
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Detroit
Mich
Barney Oldfield
Tom Cooper
Grosse Point
Oldfield
Great Indian Herb Doctor offers week long free consultation in Boston
Advertisement touts Dr Liverpool, a famed Indian herb doctor in Boston for 27 years, claiming free daily consultations at 260 Tremont Street with cures for chronic and organic diseases using vegetable medicines. It promises rapid diagnosis without examination and urges patients to learn their case history before consulting others.
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Tremont #1
Boston
Mass
Liverpool
St. John
St. Paul
Tremont St
Palma Tablets Promised to Soothe and Rejuvenate
Among many remedies on the market, Palma Tablets are advertised as the best. They soothe fretfulness, induce natural sleep, and dispel nervous debility symptoms like memory loss and back weakness. Priced 50 cents per box, 12 boxes for $5 with guarantee, sold by multiple Boston area druggists and pharmacies including Walkerrintell Drug Co Dewey 84, Bradbury Beach Street, Putnam School Street, Eaton Friend Street, Klein Tremont and Boylston, Essex Pharmacy Washington Street.
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Walkerrintell Drug CO
Dewey
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
C. F. Eaton
Friend St. Klein's
Tremont
Boylston
Essex Pharmacy
Harvard Play Swell Event at Brattle Hall in Cambridge
Harvard’s Cercle Francais presents its annual lavish production Le Menteur by Corneille in Brattle Hall Cambridge on December 18. Cast includes Harvard’s leading families from Boston and New York, coached by Professor Bernard, with students from prominent lineages and past French theatre experience.
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Harvard
Cercle Francais
Brattle Hall
Cambridge
Boston
New York
France
Corneille
Bernard
Les Raideurs
le Menteur
Geronte
A. C. Champolian
Dopantos
Serbacene
B. Thompson
Alcippe
Bete Suse
Tip D. Haviland
V. Blanchet
K. H. Gibson
S. Burton
W. C. Titcomb
A. H. Schefer
O. Chew
Cavellers
H.S. Hutchinson
G. A. Bramwell
C. Smith
J. A. Field
R. M. Acosta
W. L. Haviland
L. F. Peck
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Endorsed by Readers
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the kidney liver and bladder remedy. It cites testimonials from a 1901 reader and claims universal benefit for kidney trouble with a money back sample offer and free testimonial book. Hospitals doctors and patients are cited as endorsers and distribution is nationwide.
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Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Erne Retires From Boxing After 11 Years in Ring
Frank Erne of Buffalo ex lightweight champion retires after a defeat to Jimmy Britt in San Francisco. He plans to return home to start a business with his father and has earned about $40,000 in his 11 year career. He also earned extra from boxing lessons at the Buffalo club and private pupils.
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New York
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Jimmy Britt
San Francisco
Eric
Erie
Joe Gans
Broadway A. C
Buffalo Club
Malden-Melrose Bowling League Opens With Malden Victory
The Malden and Kernwood clubs of Malden and the Highland and Athletic clubs of Melrose opened their league with Malden sweeping the Highlands three straight. Scores ran below average, with Page of Malden posting the top three-game total of 492.
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Melrose Athletic Club
Melrose
Towanda
Flynn
Melrose A. C
Dow
Gibbons
Martin
Kennard Co
Pierce Seee
Eneseseguesse Ee Sole
Dealer
Ladd Ee
Somes
LOWE
Nichols
Tee Eeweneeres
Seeeepeerereres
Malden
Malden Girls Defeat Chelsea 11 to 6 In Local Hoop Tilt
Malden High School girls downed Chelsea High by 11 to 6 yesterday afternoon in a two half game. Malden featured Dickinson Cox Hammond Blake while Chelsea leaned on Jones Barry King. Umpire Miss Smith officiated as both teams used seven players in evenly matched first half.
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Malden
Chelsea High
Cox
Dickinson
Hammond
Blake
King
Jones
Barry
Chelsea
Belle Hewson
Caroline Chard
Willmot Dickinson
Mildred Jones
Annie B. Cox
Kae He Sas
Marion King
Louise Hammond
Leslie Caverly
Edna Blake
Elizabeth Blake
Charlotte Denham
Mildred James Mabel Carle
Wee Seed
Helen Barry
Malden High
Hewson
foul—Jones
Miss Smith
Fall River Mills Dividend Report
The G M Haf f Ord s & Co reports a slight quarterly drop in dividends from Fall River mills, rising from 1.45 percent in August to 1.41 percent in the latest quarter, with 35 corporations across 68 mills. Printing cloth mills show modest earnings, while fine goods mills sustain their rates.
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Fall River
G. M. Haffords & Co
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Claims 2000 Experiments
Advertisement by Dr Shoop offering Dr Shoop Rhinumatic Cure with six bottles for $5.50, free if it fails, mailed order to Box 683 Racine Wis, promising cure of rheumatism at any stage and noting mild cases may be cured with one or two bottles.
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Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Will Run Race Over At Thanksgiving Cross Country Meet
Officials at Cambridgeport Gym decided to run the Thanksgiving cross country championship race again on Saturday December 27 at 2 30 after a pro test by Sullivan who finished second alleging Frank Faulkner of Lawson Club was assisted over the line.
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Cambridgeport
Sullivan
Frank Faulkner
Lawson Club
Stillman Sentenced to 10 Years in State Prison
Newark New Jersey December 1 Claude L Stillman former secretary to Governor Murphy pleaded guilty to forgery and embezzlement. He was sentenced to ten years in State prison.
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Jersey
Newark
N. J
Claude L. Stillman
Murphy
Parker Resigns to Lead Palo Alto Parish
Rev George L Parker resigns as curate of Trinity Episcopal Church in New Haven to become rector of All Saints Episcopal Church in Palo Alto California. The move follows several years of service in New Haven.
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George L. Parker
California
New Haven
Conn
Trinity Episcopal
Arlington Citizens Vote Brick Four Room Schoolhouse
Arlington, Dec 1 The town meeting focused on Article 9 to erect a new four room school in the Jason street district. An amendment to build it of brick passed after debate. The town appropriated 300 dollars for Patriot's Day observances on April 19, 1903.
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Arlington
Jason Street
Armours deny founding orthopedic hospital project
Chicago reports claimed Mr. and Mrs. J. Ogden Armour were founding an orthopedic hospital with Dr. Friedrich Mueller as directing surgeon. Mrs Armour said she and Mr Armour knew nothing about the project and disavowed any involvement.
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Chicago
J.ogden Armour
Friedrich Mueller
Adolf Lorenz
New America's Cup Defender to Carry Record Sail
Bristol Rhode Island December 1 The new cup defender nears launch after lead keel work finishes It resembles earlier 9 footers but will be broader and longer with a heavier keel enabling a sail area about 15000 square feet the largest ever on a single boat Construction follows Columbia and Constitution methods with flanged webbed keel plates carpenters smoothing lead outer hull and a rush to launch anticipated soon
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Bristol
R. I
Herreshoffs
Constitution
Belmont
Bay State Boys to Captain Next Year’s Annapolis and West Point Elevens
Two Massachusetts football players Charles C Soule Jr of Brookline and Edward E Farnsworth of Lynn will captain the Naval Academy and West Point teams next season. Both 19, 160 pounds, 5 feet 9 inches, end players for three years, they were elected captains jointly after Saturday’s game. Farnsworth led West Point with left end play and a calm, heady style, while Soule, a Brookline High School product and Naval Academy appointee, starred at Annapolis and was unanimous captain.
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Massachusetts
Charles C. Soule
Brookline
Edward E. Farnsworth
Lynn
Annapolis
West Point
Sam
Farnsworth
Lynn High School
Andover
Charles C. Souls, Jr
Charles Cy. Soule
Boston Book Company
Naval Academy
Congressman Sprague
Carl Marshall
Harvard
Farley
Soule
Marshall
Secretary Young Sets Baseball Meet in New York
Secretary N E Young of the National Baseball League announced that the annual meeting of the National League and American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs will be held in New York on December 9.
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Washington
N. E. Young
National Baseball League
National League
American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
New York
Washington Stars Sign With McGraw For Next Season
The Evening Star reports Captain Delehanty and pitchers Orth and Townsend of the Washington baseball team have signed contracts for next season with Manager McGraw of the New York National League.
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Washington
Evening Star Today
Delehanty
Orth and Townsend
McGraw
Fels Naptha Soap Claim for Easy Cleaning
A detergent claim asserts that using Fels Naptha soap makes wash ing and cleaning effortless without boiling, scalding, or hot water. The note promotes the soap as the sole preferred method for all washing tasks.
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