North Shores sweep Federals in three league games
North Shores and Chamber of Commerce defeated Federal and Newspaper outfits in a Commercial League bowing night. Pierce led North Shores with a 244 last string and 78 total, while Bowles topped the chamber with 484, as Newspaper and Federal squads struggled to reach high totals. In Marketmen's play Fruit took two of three from Egg, Benjamin totaling 510 for Fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Shore
Chamber of Commerce
North Shores
Federal
Pierce
C. of C
Ictor
Bowles
St. James Alleys
Tileston
Richardson
Brady
Morrison
Total
Wederal—Bradley
Scully
Glynn
Sumner
Gordon
Smith
Greeley
Willis
Sturgis
Hartwell
Fatsbanks
Die
Freeman
Wood
Fruit
Benjamin
Carruth’s
Winchester
Houghton
Wilkins
Dickinson
Grege Thomas
Doherty
Winter
Interclub results show Metropolitan C C top Roslindale C C
In last night's Interclub games Metropolitan C C defeated Roslindale C C 90 to 61 in pool play while also losing a match on the Metropolitans side Locke 6 Enholm 61 totaling 11 For Roslindale Dakin 20 Rhodes 60 totaling 90 Fairclough and Cutler defeated by McFarland and Goodman and Flynn and Cleary epee beat Witherington and Ilins 10 point margin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan C. C
Roslindale C. C
Metropolitan
Locke
Enholm
Roslindale
Dakin
Rhodes
McFarland
Goodman
Fairclough
Cutler
Flynn
Clearyepee
Witherington
Ilins
Horse sold for $1150 at Fasig Tipton sale day two
New York Dec. 4 The Fasig Tipton auction resumed as over 100 horses remain unsold and the sale will continue tomorrow. Princess Mackay 1844 by Baron Wilkes Lady Mackay sold for 1150 to J Stewart New York. Bizetta 18 by Abdillah Mam brino-Cathless sold for 335 to R I Twombley Berlin NH. Lulu 18 by Nelson F H Learned St Albans VT sold for unknown. Other consignments include Ashland Bourbon 1898 and XI's brother 1896 with various buyers in Readville Readville Palmer Lee Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fasig-Tipton
A. Dore & Sons
Taurton
Mass
Princess Mackay
Br. m
Baron Wilkes-Lady Mackay
J. Stewart
Bizetta
John Maguire
B. G
Wilkes-Molly Sprague
M. . Hayes
Lee
Thomas H. Blanchard
Palmer
Bessie W
Bik. m
Quinehaney
Putney Peabody
B. ‘Weaver
Springfield
Improvements in football rules proposed by H C Leeds
Harvard alum H C Leeds, once on the Harvard eleven in 1877, urges rule changes in a letter to the Harvard Crimson. Proposals include no punt out after touchdown, ruling a ball that hits the goal post on a punt or kickoff as advancing, captain’s option on penalties, and receiving team elective recourse after an offside or holding on kickoff. Leeds supports his proposals with arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Leeds
Harvard
Harvard Criason
Leeds
Chess Trophy Match Plans Put to Cable
The international college match pits Harvard Yale Princeton and Columbia against Oxford and Cambridge for a 1200 dollar Rice trophy. The April recess is slated for play. English stars hold two wins, and a third victory would grant them ownership. Harvard may supply most of the American team with veteran players Rice and Terry among possible contestants. Arensberg, a top player, cannot join this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Oxford
Cambridge
Isaac N. Rice
New York
Rice
Érry
Catchings
Estes
Aaronberg Still A Puzzle In Robbery Case
Morris Aaronberg has not given police an adequate explanation for the robbery of 8837 from Michael and Margaret Beck at 139 West Concord Street. A suspect arrested yesterday by inspector in New York City is not the man wanted for the job, a conclusion reached after Aaronberg viewed a photograph of the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Aaronberg
Michael
Margaret Beck
West
Concord Street
Boston
New York City
Aaronberg
No Freak Boat Charms Shamrock II Designer Says
Glasgow December reports quotes yacht owner George L. Watson designer of Shamrock II. denying any truth to rumors of new radical features in the America’s Cup challenger. He notes the cup racer will resemble large boats and any novelties will lie in construction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
George L. Watson
Boys Locked Up In Theft and Receiving Cases
Police arrested Cornelius Henzler 12 of Roxbury on theft of a watch from Sadie Gaddis. E H McDonald 19 of Chadwick Street also arrested for receiving the watch. Arthur Dooly 19 of Dorchester jailed for stealing tools from Wilkinson's shop and hiding them under attic floor. already on probation for tools thefts from the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A“ Eeferee
Cornelius Henzler
Prince Street
Roxbury
Sadie Gaddis
Oxford Terrace
E. H. McDonald
Chadwick Street
Arthur Dooly
Milton Street
Dorchester
Wilkinson
Norfolk Street
Mattapan
Dooly
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boxing Gossip on Dixon and Boston return to form
The piece extols George Dixon as a boxing great and Boston hero in a lengthy tribute. It notes Dixon’s enduring popularity, his scientific skill and fair play, and suggests he could still face strong featherweights after a period of rest. It surveys local match prospects, possible bouts, and letters from fans and managers about potential 126 to 130 pound matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Boston
Little 1
McGovern
Dixon
George Dixon
Ao H. Ford
Charlestown
Dan Sner
Lynn
R. J. Parrott
Tom Shaw
C. Rogers
Shaw
Kirtland
Rogers
Sandy Ferguson
Jack Birdve
Cambridge
Kid “McGee
Irving W. Fletcher
Young Miller
Kid McCoy
England
Morning Telegraph
Charley Mitchell
McCoy
United States
New York
Chicago
Cain
Kid Ballam
Spider Bvane
Ballam
William Delaney
Webster
Mass
Bob Fitzeimmons
Tom Sharkey
Gus Ruhlin
Terry McGovern
Ben Jordan
National Sporting Club
Sam Harris
Adelphi Club
Kino
London
Alco Pts
Danny Doherty
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Meera
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Post warns staff no authority over wagers or forfeits
Special notice states no Post employee holds authority to manage wagers stakes or forfeits and that the Post bears no responsibility for any such lands or related matters.
Madison Square Garden to open indoor racing season
The Madison Square Garden indoor racing season opens Saturday with a middle distance motor paced race featuring Jim mie Michael and Stinson and a heat between Tom Cooper and Major Taylor. The six day contest starts at 2 01 Monday morning with teams sharing riding duties. Also noted is a Treasury stance on gasoline carriage during ferry crossings and Royal Chelsea Society officers named for an annual concert at Union Park Hall on Feb 19 led by chief marshal Touls Matzkell and chair B. Stein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Jimmie Michael
Stinson
Tom Cooper
Taylor
Memrs
Treasury
Royal C. ©. of
Chelsea
Union Park Hall
Touls Matzkell
M. L. Cooper
Katherine Cohen
Harriet Kravetz
Messrs. . Keasier
B. B. Rosen
Alds
B. L. Matzkell
Aid
Samuel Bass
J. §. Schwartz
M. Kaplan
B. Stein
Messrs. Saltzberg
Kravets
Alleged Overcoat Thief Held on Boston Stolen Garment Suspect
Boston police captains and detectives chase a hotel overcoat thief named Harry Bell from Nova Scotia. Bell, 4 Stamford Street, is held on $500 bail after arraignment in Municipal Court. Four coats and a gold watch were found on him and identified by Irving Low and Frank Aldwoodorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
Wescott
East Dedham Street
Hany Bell
Boston
Nova Scotia
Stamford Street
Bell
Irving F. Low
Huntington Avenue
Frank Aldwoodorf
Tremont Street
Dufapay
Fitchburg Girl Missing Seeks Help After Disappearance
Milton Ward of Westminster reports to Fitchburg police that his 15 year old daughter Alice left home near the Westminster railroad station Saturday afternoon between 2 and 6 and has not been seen since. He fears she may have harmed herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Milton Ward
Westminster
Charles A. Kendall
Alice
Westminster Railroad Station
Young Men's Advance Club at Minot Hall Event
The younger element of the Hebrew society and people of Boston were out in public gathering at Minot Hall as part of a community social activity hosted by the Young Men's Advance Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hebrew Society
Boston
Force at the annual hall of the Young Men's Advance Club
In Minot the annual hall event of the Young Men's Advance Club drew over 2000 attendees despite bad weather. The evening showcased a 16-dance program with Alfred Levy as floor director, assisted by Hart Silverman and Samuel Rosnosky, plus a staff of aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Alfred Levy
Advance Club
Hart Silverman
Samuel Rosnosky
Maurice Hanauer
Alo
Mamie Leventhal
Lansdowy
Seventh Annual Celebration Ends With Joyful Party
The dance committee chaired by Albert E. Werner with William B. McGerrgie as secretary and William Ducey as treasurer organized the event. Dancing filled the main hall and at midnight the party broke up, with all looking forward to another year of the seventh annual celebration.
Women Clerks Show A Day In Town At Perkins Hall
Crowded Perkins Hall on Boylston Street hosts a Boston Women Clerks Association entertainment. Proceeds go to the treasury for Boston dry goods salesgirls. Vaudeville, a farce written by president Katherine Glancy, titled A Day in Town. Cast includes Katherine J. Glancy Jennie C. Burns Abel Newcome Carrie E Cobb and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine J. Glancy
Abel’ Eb.new
Carpenters Union Ball Lights Up Stormy Night
The eighteenth annual ball of Carpenters Union Local 83 drew over 400 attendees despite a severe storm. President C. P. Sullivan led the grand march at 9 o clock after a concert, with escorts including Tessie Danovs and Lillian Wilson. Numerous members and guests wore elegant gowns in lavender, black, pink, and green, forming a festive procession and reception committee display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ ‘Union
C. P. Sullivan
Tessie
Danovs
Oat Hanlon
Lillian Wilson
C. J. Gallagher
Gallagher
W. 8. Welch
R. McPherson
J. E. Potts
Lucy“Deégan
J. McPherson
Favors Gallivan rally urges Ward 8 vote for Gallivan
Jeremiah J McCarthy leads a rally at 80 Leverett Street to back Jeremiah J McCarthy and Abraham Silverman for Common Council in Ward 8 against Hart Kiley and Weinberg. Speaker urged Democratic voters to support Gallivan for street commissioner and to back a Democratic Mayor next year, noting labor ties and party caucus fairness. Meetings scheduled for Thursday and Saturday to promote James A Gallivan and other Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverett Street
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Abraham Silverman
Hart, Kiley
Weinberg
Charles P. Bennett
Ee Aman
James.a. Gallivan
John P. Dore
Lomasney
Kiley
James A. Gallivan
South
Boston
Congress
Ward 8
Verman
Gallivan
Vir. Lomasney
Riley
Allied Printing Trades Council
James J. Collins
John Fahey
Names and fabrics at visitors event with labor figures
The report lists women in colored silks and organdie outfits including Miss Jennie Holland in white and Nile green watered silk, Miss Bessie Howatt in lavender silk, Missie Deegan in dark green broad cloth, and others. Visitors from labor groups included Harry Wer theim and Richard Spinoza from the Cigar Makers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Holland
Bessie Howatt
Missie Deegan
Katie Deegan
Bessie Wells
Cassie Wells
Teresa Gauntlet
Katherine cLean
Harry Wertheim
Richard Spinoza
The
Cigar Makers’ Union
Boutwell Dinner Planned at Young's Hotel Tomorrow
Governor George S Boutwell anti imperialist leader will be hosted at Young's Hotel for a conference style dinner. Secretary Erving Winslow said the event will be informal with about 60 guests, not a public demonstration. The league aims to distribute literature hold meetings and monitor national legislation after the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Boutwell
Young’s Hotel
Erving Winslow
Post
Boutwell
Winslow
League
Meeting at Samet Hall Protests Ward 2 School Accommodation
A meeting convened last evening at Samet Hall in Jamaica Plain aimed to urge public opinion on school accommodation in Ward 2 and to protest against a proposed plan. Participants voiced concerns and urged action from local officials and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samet
Jamaica Plain
Pune
Ward 12 Democrats press heavy vote for council seat
Ward 12 candidates Joseph I. McLaughlin Samuel D. Busch and Joseph A Ure push a strong campaign to unite the party for election day. McLaughlin a Boston native about 25, educated but left college to pursue business, now involved in real estate insurance and auctioneering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Messrs
Joseph I. McLaugene
Samuel D. Busch
Joseph A. ‘Ure
South End
McLaughlin
Boston
Co operative Plan Workers Explained at Boston Meeting
At Faneuil Hall the Workers' Cooperative Association outlined its plans to organize unemployed builders into ownership shares paid via labor checks. Attendees including Rev Hiram Vrooman and George Washburn discussed Ruskin Hall ties, a Labor Temple, and funding from unions, with goals to fund land and construction and distribute profits among labor-check holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Horton
Friends of the New Workers’ Cooperative Association
Faneuil Hall
Hiram ‘Vrooman
Charles G
Edward EB. Hala
J. Pickering. Putnam
George’ Washburn
Vrooman
Ruskin Hall Association
England
Ruskin Hall
Co-Operative Association
Aime Amd
Washburn
Boston
Walls of
Jerusalem
Mio
Edwin D. Mead
Twentieth Centu Club
William M. Taylor
H. M. Downey
Harry D. Lloyd
Gallivan Kelly Rally Heads East Boston Campaign
A large rally gathered at Lyceum Hall East Boston to support James A. Gallivan for street commissioner and John L. Kelly for Alderman. Daniel J. Sheehan presided with speakers including Captain Thomas F Clark J Leary Thomas Archer John J Flaherty and John L Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Hall
Boston
James A. Gallivan
John L. Kelly
Daniel J. Sheehan
Thomas F. Clark
J. Leary
Thomas Arcer
John J. Flaherty
Gallivan Rally Schedule Across Boston Wards
Campaign notices urge support for James A. Gallivan for street commissioner with rallies tonight in East Boston Ward 1 Stirk's Hall Vine Street Chapel Ward 17 Schwaben Hall Ward 19 and Woodbury Hall Ward 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gallivan
Boston
Stirk’s Hall
Vine Street Chapel
Schwaben Hall
Woodbury Hall
Dwyer Defeats Herrick In Scranton Wrestling Bout
Professor M J Dwyer of Providence Rhode Island won against Frank Herrick in Scranton Pennsylvania tonight. He secured victory in two straight falls timing 37 minutes and 2 1 2 minutes. The match occurred at the Scranton Bicycle Club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
M. J. Dwyer
Frank Herrick
Providence
R. I
Scranton Bicycle Clubhouse
Criminal Is a Man in Prisoners Report
Concord New Hampshire December 4 Chaplain Wilkes of the State Prison says in his biennial report the criminal is a man. Save for a small number he is made like other men and not worse than thousands whose violations have not been discovered. He has a conscience and a will that may be aroused and strengthened. Classifying criminals by head measurements and theories of inherited tendencies is unscientific unphilosophical and un-Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Wilkes
State Prison
Consecration Service Closes Conference at Bromfield Street
Worshippers filled Bromfield Street M E Church last evening for a formal close to the present conference led by Blaby F Mallalieu D D with an earnest sermon by Bishop James M Thoburn D D. A silk dye house at 64 George Street Roxbury was badly damaged by fire between 7 and 8 PM with losses around fire. A coal run on Congress Street wharf was discovered at 7:18 PM. loss described as slight. A fire started in a dwelling at 49 Chestnut Street Charlestown due to children and matches caused $100 damage. Memorial services for the dead held throughout the summer at Mortuary Chapel Calvary Cemetery will be celebrated in winter at the Church of the Sacred Heart Roslindale on the first Thursday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromfield Street
M. KE
Blaby
F. Mallalieu
D. D
James M. Thoburn
Owen Zeigler
George Street
Roxbury
Congress Street
Estnut Street
Charlestown
Calvary Cemetery
Church of the Sacred Heart
Rosiodate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federals
Marketmen’s League
Taunton
G. O. Taylor
Watson
Young Men's Advance Club
Minot Hall
BRECK
BALL
Florence Drieson
Sadie Abrams
Julia. Jacobson
Carrie Caro
Florence Jacobson
Sachevy
Reta’ Davis
Oc Penne Acerh Co
Miss Sadie Abrams
Purdy
Mamie Loventhal
Florence Dribson
DANCE
Joseph Breck
B, . Hatch
E. H. Towne
Schibal Smith
Frank Copeland
John McMullen
Reret
Charles Henry
Rob Bereatt
Skapie Heem New Hagitat
Clerks’ Association
Perkins Hall
Carpenters’ Union Ball
Hall
Sisters of Carpenters’ Union
Dore
Enola. Green
Jeremiah
J. Bae
Hendricks Club
M. M. Lomasney
Beckford
Grand March
Centre Street
Ward
Council
Joseph I. McLaughlin
Joseph.i
M’laughlin
Co-Operative
George F. Washburn
Dwyer
Herrick
DR. Sanden
R. A. Sanden
Nad
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