Massachusetts Horses Lose in Board of Review Ruling
Massachusetts horses and drivers were defeated in appeals to the National Trotting Association Board of Review. W L Ripley sought removal of a suspension on his horse Aley for causing an intentional heat loss at Readville. The driver W L Sayles was fined 100 dollars and New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association 50 dollars for sandwiching heats. Ex parte motion to remove expulsion on Bellnut was denied.
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New York
Massachusetts
National Trotting Association Board of Review
W. L. Ripley
North Grafton
Mass
Aley
New England Trotting Horse Association
Readville
Francis Peabody, Jr
Boston
Webster Thayer
Worcester
Thayer
Ripley
W. L. Sayles
Association Against the New Mngland Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
A. L. Haven
Gloddy Boy
Shamrocks Seek Match With Reston Teams
Shamrock Gaelic football club of Holyoke seeks a game with Reston Gaelic teams, preferably the Heston Rangers. Manager is B. J. Griffin of Holyoke.
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Shamrock
Holyoke
Reston
Heston Rangers
B. J. Griffin
Crescent Athl Association Formed by South Boston Club
The Crescent A. A. football team members organized a permanent Crescent Athletic Association. Headquarters are in the Broadway and C street building. Officers elected for the year: John J. Murray president, John J. Donovan vice president, Harry B. Cassidy secretary, Frederick W. Smith treasurer.
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South Boston
Crescent Athletic Association
Broadway
C Street
Om Cers
John J. Murray
John J. Donovan
Harry B. Cassidy
Frederick W. Smith
Schaefer Resumes Open Billiards in New York Victory
In Madison Square Garden, Jake Schaefer beats Leonard Howilson 400 to 357 after a tense 26th inning surge. Earlier, Louis Barutel defeated Ora Morningstar 400 to 286 in the international championship as the event proceeds with slow play and steady scoring.
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Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Madison Square Concert Garden
Schaefer
Leonard Howilson
Howlson
Jacob Schaefer
Leonard Howison
Canada
Louis Barutel
Paris
Ora C. Morningstar
Morningstar
France
Ora
Rochester
Ind
Von der Ahe suit over expulsion from National League
Judge Ryan overruled the demurrer in Chris Von der Ahe versus the Chicago Baseball Club and other National League clubs. The suit seeks 62000 dollars, claiming damages from his 1898 expulsion. The court held Von der Ahe had the legal right to sue and that the charges stated a valid cause of action.
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Ryan
Circuit Court
Chris von der Ahe
Chicago Baseball Club
von der Ahe
National League
Princeton Names New Captain for Football Team
Ralph W. Davis of Biossburg Penn a sophomore was elected captain of Princeton football to succeed H W Pell who graduates next June Davis played left end this season and was right tackle last year he prepared at Andover
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Biossburg
Penn
H. W. Pell
Andover
Boxing Gossip Sparks Money Stakes In Local Ring Talk
Boston boxing notes detail fighters like Dave Sullivan Tom Sharkey and Jim Jeffries pursuing matches with Young Corbett Rothwell plans a Denver return and seven month layoff as he negotiates bout grounds. Ongoing chatter includes O Rourke Watson Duane and Stone Snyder clashes and Dixon Sears 15 round plans in Lewiston December 17.
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Tom Sharkey
Young Corbett
Jim’ Jeffries
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Sharkey
Sam Harris
MrGovern
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Andy Watson
Charley O'Rourke
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Cambridge
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New York
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Manchester
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Larry Hayes
Billy
Jordan
Jim’ Ferguson
Martin Battles
Desis
Sullivan
Patsey Sweeney
Billy” Hill
Ike
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George Dixon
New England
Mike Sears
Lewiston
Sears
Arthur Cote
Dixon
Seaman Falls At Bethel Hospitalized In Critical Condition
Daniel Walker 38, a discharged seaman staying at Sea Men's Bethel 114 Lewis, fell down stairs striking his head. He was taken unconscious to City Hospital in critical condition. His home is believed in the British provinces. Emma Palmer 18 of 116 Emerson Street South Boston, a Boston Button Company employee, had her right finger crushed at work yesterday and was sent to City Hospital.
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Daniel Walker
Seamen's
Coal wagon tragedy claims local driver Charles McAuliffe
Charles McAuliffe a 38 year old coal company driver of 59 I street was walking beside his horse near his home yesterday morning when he slipped. The front wheels of the wagon passed over his head and he was killed instantly.
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Charles McAuliffe
I Street
McAuliffe
Kip Selbach Signs Two Year Deal With Baltimore Club
Columbus Dec 4 Kip Selbach the crack outfielder signed a two years contract to play with the Baltimore American League team. Selbach played last season with the New York team of the National League and is under contract to play in New York the coming season.
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Columbus
Kip’’ Selbach
Selbach
New York
Sesson
Charlestown Club Beats Arlington in Amateur League Bowls
The Charlestown Club bowled to overcome Arlington Boat Club, taking two of three games despite Arlington's early win. Dr Southwell led with 555, most Charlestown players exceeding 500, while Arlington’s Dodge and Mars ton combined for 410 in the second, narrowly missing the match by 18 pins.
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Arlington Boat Club
Arlington
Southwell, Gordon & Co
Charlestown
Dr. Southwell
Kenney
Dodge
Marston
T'd. Bomtuwell Aus
Cole
Callahan
Oscessercecesss
Nal Kinsman
Commercial Defeats Old Dorchester In Tight Match
The Brockton Commercial beat Old Dorchester in the Amateur League at Dorchester last night. Old Dorchester led after the first game with a comfortable margin but fell in the next two to lose the affair. Cutter topped Old Dorchester with a 218 single and 561 total. Commercial won by stringing strikes despite Dorchester’s stronger spare work, as they recorded five fewer missed spares.
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Richardson
Purrington
Attlefield
McFarland
Soo
Saunders
Orne
Ween
Wetherbee
Commercial
OLD Dorchester
Brockton
Dorchester
Cutter
Disturbing conduct at colored rally spurs cross party critique
Cornelius F. Vincent Napoleon B. Marshall and George Horton condemn the disruption at a Paine Memorial Hall meeting. They argue the protest exposes a broader clash inside Boston politics, detailing color line tensions, party loyalty, and the role of colored voters in city governance. The letter frames the disturbance as part of a national shift affecting local democracy and reform efforts.
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Wenell Phillips
Paine Memorial Hall
Ston
Uns
Boston
Common Council
Josiah Quincy
Mr. Quincy
Curtis
Hart
Quincy
Board of Aldermen
James H. Doyle
Bailey
Corporation
Ward 10
South
Cornelius F. Vincent
Napoleon B. Marshall
George Horton
Harvard College Registration Falls This Year
Harvard College reports a lower overall university registration with 4142 students, down from 4288 last year. New entrants total 1527 while the Law and Medical Schools fall short, and only the Lawrence Scientific School shows a notable gain of 42 students amid the Veterinary School’s abandonment.
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Harvard College
Law School
Graduate School
Lawrence Scientific School
Harvard
Missionaries Ostrander Pair Sail for Bulgaria
Rev LeRoy Ostrander and Mrs Ostrander of Lyons New York, missionaries to European Turkey, depart aboard the steamship New England for Samokov Bulgaria. They say their sailing was arranged to begin their life together as husband and wife and not to replace Miss Stone’s work. the move reflects standard American Board practice.
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LeRoy Ostrander
Miss Stone
American Board
American Board of Foreign Missions
Mr. Ostrander
Cheap excursions to Colorado and California
The Grand Trunk railway offers very low rates to Colorado and Pacific coast points. Fares include 44.40 to Denver and 67.40 to Los Angeles, San Francisco, and other Pacific coast points. Excursions depart Boston every Monday and Wednesday at 11 30 a m. For details contact Thomas Wynne, travelling passenger agent, 306 Washington street, Boston MA.
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Grand Trunk Railway
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Denver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Thomas Wynne
Washington Street
Mass
Kenney Made Captain In Fire Department Promotions
Fire Commissioner Russell announced a set of promotions and transfers yesterday. Tomorrow Joseph J. Kenney will become captain of Ladder 8 after passing the civil service exam. Also promoted were Solomon P. Russell to lieutenant of Chemical 1 and James B. Turvey to engineer of Engine 26-3. Frances S. Ovesteen named assistant engineer of Engine 26-55. Several transfers followed, including Meleughlin from Ladder 3 to Engine 3, Kelley from Chemical Engine 1 to Engine 3, Aaron from Tower 1 to Ladder 1, Ford from Ladder 1 to Tower 1, Butler from Combination 1 to Engine 12, Humphrey from Engine 12 to Combination 1, Willett from Ladder 12 to Engine 2. Two new members joined, Lynch to Tower 2 and Ruth to Engine 42. Charles K. Pope, son of District Chief C. Fl. W. Pope, appointed to drive and assist chief of District.
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Joseph J. Kenney
Busine 3
Salomon P. Russell
Chemical
James B. Turvey
Frances S. Ovesteen
Thomas M. Meleueghlin
Joseph A. Kelley
Solomon Aaron
Dennis J. Ford
John P. Butler
Joseph P. Humphrey
Charles Willett
John A. Lynch
William F. Ruth
Charles K. Pope
C. Fl. W. Pope
Charlestown
Native and German News Bits From December 4
Native papers report Yuan Shi Kai plans to reorganize Pe Chi LA naval forces with British and American instructors and to form a 100 000 strong Chi Li army corps under foreign oversight. Berlin notes the New York treasury loan repayments and a German consulate disturbance, plus a New York man jailed for forgery linked to a fiancée's betrothed watch.
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Yuan Shi Kai
Pe Chi LA
Pei Yang
Chi Li
Berlin
New York
Rinenee
Tageblatt
San Juan
Caracas
Morags
Death of Dr David McDill at Leavenworth Prison
Telegraphed reports from Leavenworth announce the death of Dr David McDill United States convict at the United States Penitentiary from a stroke of apoplexy at age 41. Other dispatches note the Elizabethton Tennessee Town Company placed in receivership with assets around 20 000 and liabilities. Siamese minister Phya Abrarhat Oradhar arriving in New York aboard the Oceanic. Mayor-Elect Low departing for home. a Cuban political interference cable from Fernandiz. Man Hochstim convicted for interfering with an election officer with potential three year term. Brigadier General Bell barring soldiers in northern Luzon from drinking local spirits to prevent insanity and crime.
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Kan
David McDill
United States
United States Penitentiary
Mort Leavenworth
Knoxville
Tenn
Elizabethton Town Company
Carounty
New York
Phya Abrharat Oradhar
Washington
Low
Root
Feusebio Fernandiz
Democratic Party
Hochstim
Bell
Luzon
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