Competition for Leadership in the Leagues Promises Record Scores
The amateur bowling scene in Boston shows strong competition across multiple leagues this week. Listings include Newton at Old Dorchester, Charlestown at Newtowne, and many interclub matchups in circuits such as MA Interclub, Suburban Interclub, Mercantile League, City League, Candle Pin divisions, Insurance League, Roxbury League, with team averages highlighted as 813 across three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Vicinity
Newton
Old Dorchester
Charlestown
Newtowne
Old Belfry
Newton Highland
Allston
Riverdale
Maugusday
Arlington B. C
Newton B. C
Philedian
Oxford
Massachusetts
Kernwood
Glendon
Jeffries
Reading
A. A
Jamaica
Highland
Ola
Dorchester
Codman
Mercanaa Association
Dudley
Highland leads Suburban interclub after week two
Highland tops overall standings with strong showings in whist and bowling while Dudley Association and Mercantile Library share first in billiards. Dorchester leads pool with clean score. Roxbury and Highland tied for bowling first by pin fall 834. Codman debut shows 2618 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Club
Dorchester
Dudley Association
Mercantile Library Association
Mercantile Library
Codmans
Roxbury
Highland
Codman Club
Wiliards, Paol Whisting
Mercantil Udley Association
Roxbury Codman Oes
Jamaica Billiards
Aver
Dudley Asso Sere & Segoantile
Old Dorchester
Highlan
Eneeresee Gadevedae
Jamaica Pool Ga
Jamaica
Roxbury Eeere
Avene Highland Tree
Eee
Ust
Jamaic Eee
Ener
Dudley Ass
M 2
Mercantile Ener
Boylston Leads Division A After Defeating Centrals
Candle Pin league report shows Boylston in Division A atop with the Centrals after a win that breaks a tie. Jefferson Central and City Hall share second place as the season progresses and Boylston posts the largest pin fall to date. In Division B Sudbury sits first with four teams tied for second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston Te ! Am
Centrals
Jefferson
Central
City Hall
Boylston
Sudbury
Notable Individual Averages Reach Eighty Plus in City Athletics
The report lists numerous competitors with averages of 80 or higher across multiple clubs. Names include Sheafe, Noble, Barry, McIsaacs, Powers, Wilby, Nayson, Munroe, Joseph Donnelly, Devine, Bean, Barnes, and many others from City Hall, Sudbury, Jamaica, Jefferson, and neighboring venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheafe
Boylston
Noble
Barry
St. James
McIsaacs
Independent
Powers
Sudbury
Wilby
Jefferson
Nayson
City Hall
Munroe
Joseph Donnelly
Central
Devine
Jamaica
Bean
Barnes
Day
Jeffrson
Ryan
Dow
Dray
Floyd
Columbia
Hodge
Hub
Paige
Kirby
Boles
Leahy
Meyers
McDonough
McCarthy
Barbour
Brookline
Rogers
Russell
Boake
Purrington
Farrell
Peterson
Sheehan
Pespect
Smith
Prospect
Potter
Carruth
Coleman
McLella
Jouve
Lays
Poggi
Cummings
Jamaics
Richardson
Ross
Flanders
Byrnes
Murphy
Sullivan
Pierce
Bradbury
Pythian
Daly
Scott
White
Roxbury
Libby
James Donnelly
Weeks
Callagahn
Phillips
Wheeler
Murray & Irwin
Harrison
Callahan
Hill
Python
McClaverty
Woods
Kingsbury
Curtis
Norton
Sweeney
Dennis
McGrath
Finnigan
City League bowling standings tighten as Carruth slips
The City LeagueOne third of the schedule completed shows Boylston leading with high pinfall but dipping under 2500 average. Carruth drops to a deadlock for second place with Meyers Murray Irwin Hub while Prospect sits third and Sherman Sudbury and McCarthys share fourth. Individual averages above 150 include Williams 179 and Inman 182 for Boylston, plus many players from Carruth Murray Irwin Hub and Prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruth
Meyers
Murray & Irwin
Hub
Boylston
Prospect
Sherman
Sudbury
McCarthys
Williams
O’bryan
Marden
Crockett
Binns
Norton
Rossi
Lawson
Callaghan
Kinsman
Inman
Brown
Peverley
McCarthy
Kennedy
Watts
Starkweather
Filley
Small
Cochrane
E. Klucken
Wall
Andrews
R. Klucken
Ross
G. Bean
Jackson
Garbett
Dalton
Shawmut Still Leads Roxbury League as Eagles Replace Withdrawn Team
The Shawmuts remain undefeated atop the Roxbury League standings while the Roxbury club has withdrawn and been replaced by the Eagles. Official standings show Shawmut 5-0 with 11 135 pins. Germania 8-1. Chester 1-4. Creightons 0-5. Individual averages list several players over 140 including W Ferris Germania 154 and Moffitt Norfolk 153.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmuts
Roxbury
Eagles
Philip A. Mock
Pins
Shawmut
Ce Pabae We
Nopcmim
Hs Caucacnaee Cess
Germania
Chester
Creightons
W. Ferris
Moffitt
Norfolk
Donhoffer
Inman
F. Ferris
Creighton
Clark
Mock
Williams
Beer
Bartlett
Gramer
Gumpright
Berle
Morris Chester
Young
Bergdoll
Imania
Freib
Circuit League Standings After Two Weeks of Play
The Circuit League features two weeks of play with no standout high scores. B. A. A. and Maugus A. A. tie for first at four wins and two losses, Allston B. C. follows with the best two week average, Arlington Boat Club has played three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maugus A. A
Allston B. C
Arlington Boat Club
Bowling Standings Show Tight Race After Four Weeks
The Insurance League standings compiled by secretary Jimmie McNeish place United States Casualty and North American tied for first with four wins, while D W Bennett & Co. sit bottom with no victories. Milk of J C Paige and Barker lead individual averages with 155, and half the bowlers are averaging at least 130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance League
Jimmie’ MecNeish
United States Casualty
North American
John C. Paige
Boston Marine and Burge, Hayes & Co
D. W. Bennett & Co
United States
Milk
Barker
Ives Challenges Slosson In Billiards Match
Frank C. Ives issues a championship rules challenge to George F. Slosson for a 600 point billiards match within sixty days with a $5000 to $2500 wager. If Slosson seeks a rules change Ives offers a 3000 point series at 600 points nightly for six nights, with a $250 forfeit placed with a billiard company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank C. Ives
George F. Slossodn
Slosson
Ives
Police raid nets multiple arrests for gaming
Station 38 officers conducted two raids in the West End on the previous night seizing 110 poker chips at 41 Howard street and arresting Thom as Kelly Joseph Brown Reine Miller John Foley and George Musser among others. At 28 Somerset street arrests included Joseph Mason John Crowley Antonio Anastassi Frank Hines John Lovell John Smith Louis Gordon and Charles Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Howard Street
Somerset Street
Thomas Kelly
Adson Street
Joseph Brown
John Foley
Harrison Avenue
Reine Miller
George Musser
Endicott Street
Joseph Mason
John Crowley
Antonio Anastassi
Frank Hines
John P. Lovell
John Smith
Louis Gordon
Charles Gill
Attempted robbery arrest of a 2-year-old? Patrick Flaherty
Police report Patrick Flaherty 2 years old of 2 Sumner Street was arrested by Station 1 officers on a warrant late last night charged with assault and battery with intent to rob Thomas J. Berrigan at 40 Lewis Street on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Flaherty
Sumner Street
Station 1
Thomas J. Berrigan
Lewis Street
Fire at Eliot Congregational Church Damages Basement
Alarm from Box 237 at 9 17 yesterday morning reported a basement blaze at Eliot Congregational Church on Kenilworth street. The overheated furnace caused about 200 dollars in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Congregational Church
Kenilworth Street
Fire at Democratic Club in ThreeStory Boston Building
A small blaze damaged a three story frame building at 31 Boston Street owned by the city and occupied by the Democratic Club. The fire occurred yesterday afternoon around 4 30 and caused losses not to exceed 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Street
City of
Boston
Democratic Club
Jeffries to Fight Sharkey in San Francisco Clash
In San Francisco on December five the managers of Peter Jackson and Jim Jeffries have canceled the verbal deal for a 20 round bout. A new match is set between Jeffries and Tom Sharkey at Mechanics Pavilion between December 30 and January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Peter Jackson
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Boston man dies in City Prison from alcoholism
Wirt Morris aged 54, recent Army recruit from Soldiers’ Home at Togus Maine, died in the City Prison at 8 40 PM. He was found violent in a cheap lodging house at 120 Eliot Street and taken to Station 4 before the prison. A Fall River line ticket and pension papers showing service as lieutenant of Company B Fourteenth West Virginia exist in his pockets. He was admitted to Togus on September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt Morris
Boston
Togus
Station 4
Eliot Street
New York
Fall River Line
Fourteenth Regiment
West Virginia
Ex Senator Sanborn Dead In Greenfield
Ex Senator William H. Sanborn aged 75 died at his Greenfield home from heart disease this evening. He formerly engaged in business in New Haven and was a noted public figure in the region.
Pleasant Smoke Talk at Magnolia Club Charlestown
The Magnolia Club of Charlestown hosted a smoke talk session in the Roughan building yesterday afternoon. President Conry of the Common Council spoke on Young Men's Social Clubs with remarks from Commodore Dixon Alderman Presho and others. The event featured performers and participants including Fred Griffin Williams Reardon William Woods John Coughlin Vilo Quartet William Troy Imperial Trip and several others.
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Magnolia Club
Charlestown
Roughan
Conry
The
Common Council On
Commodore Dixon
Alderman Presho
Fred Griffin
Williams and Reardon
Williamm Woods
John Coughlin
Vilo Quartet
William Troy
Imperial Trip
Messrs
O’brien
Kiley
Kiser
Charles Horrigan
John Kelley
Mr. Ryan
William Donovan
Jere Horrigan
Mr. Cummings
New Britain Leads Connecticut League. Wallingford Struggles
New Britain easily leads the Connecticut League with New Haven second. Wallingford has won one game and lost thirteen in the Nutmeg League. Mike Curley’s mother is seriously ill in Brockton, awaiting tidings of the veteran goaltender. Taunton eyed as polo town for next year shares Brockton ties. Billy Dawson, after brief action for New Bedford, joins the Augustas this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
New Haven
Wallingford
Mike Curley
Brockton
Taunton
Billy Dawson
New Bedford
Augustas
They’re Off Six Day Race Hale Takes The Lead
Hale takes early lead in a six day race as competitors start the event amid crowded stands and brass band tempo. The field includes notable riders and the event runs at the track known for endurance racing excitement.
Endurance Race Opens With Distinguished Riders
Eddie Lead and forty entrants prepare for a six day race at Charles River Park. Veterans Teddy Hale and Frank Waller lead a field including C W Miller and Albert Schock. Notable foreign riders Rivierre and van den Eynde join a large list of American competitors from Boston to New York.
Madison Square Garden Hosts Six Day Bicycle Race Start
Twelve thousand spectators watched the six day bicycle race begin at Madison Square Garden as Eddie Bald fired the pistol at 12 15 a m. Thirty six of the forty entrants finished the opening lap with riders moving in nine columns of four.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Eddie Bald
Six Days of Grind at Start of Distressing Finish
Teddy Hale and a crowd-pleasing lineup marked the six days of grind at the start, with Midget Michael’s surprise two mile ride tying his indoor record as spectators awaited the pistol to signal the riders’ long trek. The event echoed last year’s pace with a lead that held through a packed grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Hale
Michael
Chicago
Global riders line up with national color sashes in indoor race
Teddy Hale leads a diverse field from England to the Netherlands in a multi nation indoor cycling event. Joe Rice, Albert Schoch, Gaston Rivierre, Fred Schmeer, Maurice Van Den Eynd, Stephane, C W Miller, T A Barnaby, Oscar Julius, Ned Redding and Frank Waller appear among the contenders as spectators note their varied costumes and reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Ochicago
Smith
Saratoga
Poitus
Barnaby
Boston
Elkes
Glens Falls
Foster
Germany
Davidson
Canada
Rice
Wilkesbarre
Waller
Ll Pierce
Eam
Stesdea
Deacon
Ireland
Eeesees
Hicks
Brooklyn
Setae Peer
Ashinger
New Hope
Moore
Philadelphia
Rivierre
France
Gray
New York
Hale
Gay
Wea
Iseeves de Cartright
England
McLeod
Scotland
Etienne
Pacers Sesewe
Enterman
Eeens
Cannon
Eves
Johnson
Long Island
Stew
Enee
Fallon
Jersey City
Peete
Golden
Kink
Bloomfield
N. J
Busteed
Albert
Maurice
Belgium
Teddy Hale
Joe Rice
Albert Schoch
Gaston Rivierre
Fred Schmeer
Chicago
Maurice T. van den Eynd
Stephane
Europe
C. W. Miller
T. A. Barnaby
Oscar Julius
Sweden
Ned Redding
Soldier
Omaha
Neb
Frank Waller
West Harley Davidson Leads Pack in Marathon Race
The Canadian champion West Harley Davidson trails early as Rice takes the lead after the first lap with a 2:28 2 5 mile split. Titus and Maurice vow to push a relentless pace through the long race for a $4000 stake set to finish Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Harley Davidson
Titus
Maurice
Rice
Michael Pace Race Challenge Offered by Chase Rival
Mike Shafer's manager boasts that Arthur Chase can race Michael in England France or Kamchatka with any pacemakers Chase picks. The promoter says Michael can beat any world rival from mile to sixty miles, with or without pacers, and will race Chase for any sum, distance, time, or place.
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Michael
Dave Shafer
Arthur A. Chase
England
Chase
France
Kamschatka
Bicycle Notes from Chelsea to New York and Local Events
Hugh McLean of Chelsea leaves for New York to ride in short distance six day races. David Harvey to run new Iver Johnson store at 408 Washington St after Jan 1, with Fitchburg wheels and sporting goods. Letter found for Rube Shields. George Atwater to head New England Akron Tire Co. business from 206 Devonshire St. England’s National Cyclists Union bans licensed riders from road races. Latest puncture proof tire uses papier mache. Interclub roller polo opens with Tiger Roadsters and Bay State Wheelmen at White Cycling Academy. expected hot match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McLean
Chelsea
New York
David
Harvey
Iver Johnson
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Washington Street
Iver Johnson and Fitchburg Wheels
White Cycling Academy
Tiger Roadsters
Durgin
Bay State Wheelmen
Walter Nash
Boxing Gossip Preview of Week's London and U S Cards
Boxing gossip highlights Jimmy Barry versus Walter Croot at the National Sporting Club London and a slate of Tuesday to Friday bouts across Athens Philadelphia New Haven Hartford and Boston. Talks cover Sears vs Weir and Palmer linkage, Olympia Lynn program, and Timmy Kearns benefit plans with Pedlar Palmer praised as a potential opponent for the winner.
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Jimmy Barry
Walter Croot
National S. C
London
Jack Bonner
Sailor’ Lynch
Olympic A
John McQuillan
T. J. Gunning
Auditorium
Hartford
Conn
Willie Smith
Dave Wallace
Larry Becker
Max Roth
Paul Kelly
Charley Burns
George Byers
Harry Peppers
Waterbury
South Boston
Frank McConnell
Dick Case
San Francisco
Cal
National Sporting Club
England
Palmer
Croot
Weir
Sears
Mike Sears
Spider
Mike
Rotchford
Kelly
Ske
Olympia Club
Lasters’ Hall
Lynn
Professor Robinson
Joe Horn
Roanoke
Jack Foley
Jack Dwyer
John Bell
Timmy Kearns
Young Pickett
Young Robinson
Young Sylvester
Billy Troy
Tom Crowley
Ed Binney
Riverside Boat Club
Lawrence
Paddy Fenton
New York
Washington
Jeffries
Peter Jackson
Jackson
A. O. H. ELECT Elects Officers in Hanover Hall
A. O. H. ELECT Division 42 met at Hanover Hall 683 Hanover Street. Five candidates were initiated and eight propositions received. Officers elected included Thomas Maguire as president John Fennessy as vice president Hugh Mulligan recording secretary and James Keaveny financial secretary. The group voted to attend the John Daly reception at the Boston Theatre. The ball committee reported a treasury boost of over $3800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Hall
Hanover Street
Thomas Maguire
John Fennessy
Hugh Mulligan
James Keaveny
John Daly
Boston Theatre
Charlestown
Treasury
Chelsea AOH Division 10 elects officers and committees
The Chelsea Division 10 A. O. H. met in their rooms and elected Patrick J. Donovan as president and Robert F. Quealy as vice president. Other officers named include Patrick F. Donovan recording secretary Denis J. Cronin financial secretary M. J. Downing treasurer John J. Carney sergeant at arms and M. V. Regan sentinel. Committees chosen include visiting sick Michael Lunney John Callaghan Charles P. Ford Patrick Lyons Patrick Cusack standing Patrick Cronin Charles Ford Daniel Manning Martin J. Whelan M. V. Regan John P. Deasy auditing J. H. Burns Michael V. Regan Martin J. Whalen literary James Regan John Callaghan Robert Quealy James Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Patrick J. Donovan
Robert F. Quealy
Patrick F. Donovan
Denis J. Cronin
M. J. Downing
John J. Carney
M. V. Regan
Sentinel
Michael Lunney
John Callaghan
Charles P. Ford
Patrick Lyons
Patrick Cusack
Patrick Cronin
Charles Ford
Daniel Manning
Martin J. Whelan
John P. Deasy
J. H. Burns
Michael V. Regan
Martin J. Whalen
James J. Regan
John Calelaghan
Robert Quealy
James Collins
Weekend and weekday matchups across regional teams
Schedule lists Monday through Saturday games including Pawtucket New Bedford Bath Augusta Lewiston Rockland Salem Providence Gardiner Portland Fall River. Note double entries for some cities across consecutive days with various home and away pairings.
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Pawtucket
Salem
New Bedford
Providence
Bath
Augusta
Lewiston
Rockland
Gardiner
Portland
Fall River
Roanoke Club Ball at Music Hall Draws Big Early Interest
The Roanoke Club ball at Music Hall tonight is expected to be highly popular with many friends giving strong advance ticket sales, signaling a large attendance for the season event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Club
Music Hall
Celebration of 98 Meeting Plans 1798 Centennial Social
The Thomas Francis Meagher Athletic Association met with about sixty members chaired by Patrick Guiney. They formed a committee to organize the centennial of 1798, planning a social and inviting John B. O'Higgins as orator to speak on Irish struggle over the last century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Francis Meagher Athletic Association
Patrick Guiney
John B. O’higgins
O'Higgins
Bull's Corup Clinic Promoted for Effective Treatment
An article fragment notes Rick Han and a local clinic named Bull's Corup offering treatment options. The report highlights efficacy and potential benefits for patients seeking better care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Rick
Roxbury Division 16 AOH Elects Officers and Plans Dec Hall
Division 16 AOH held a Sunday meeting in Friendship Hall Columbus Avenue with James Ward presiding. Officers elected include John F McKernan as vice president and Dr J J Cronin as division physician. A fifth annual hall is slated for Dec 23 at Kossuth Hall Roxbury with 900 tickets distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.O. H
Roxbury
Friendship Hall
Columbus Avenue
James Ward
Hugh J. Gildea
Kossuth Hall
Tremont Street
John F. McKernan
James Gallagher
Thomas F. Finneran
John S. Duffy
Sentinel
Mathew McDonnell
J. J. Cronin
Sullivan
McCormack
J. J
Roxbury A O H Division elects officers and prize plan
Division 17 A O H of Roxbury met at 67 Hampden Street with President Stephen A Gaffey presiding. Election results named William J Hassan as president and others in officer roles. The ball committee offered a round trip ticket to Ireland in 1898 as top prize for selling the most tickets to the January 27 Union Park Hall event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Hampden Street
Stephen A. Gaffey
Michael McManus
John Daly
William J. Hassan
Thomas J. Brannelly
Joseph A. Lyons
Division 4 Ball Sees Favorable Report for Ten Year Event
A special meeting in Carroll Hall last night reviewed the committee report on the tenth annual Division 4 ball. Officials anticipate 250 to 300 couples at Odd Fellows Hall with Doherty's Orchestra providing music and Kelly the caterer handling refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division
Carroll Hall
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Doherty
Kelly
Gaelic School Session Held at Erigena Hall
The Gaelic School met yesterday afternoon in Erigena Hall, 45 Eliot street, with P J O Daly M A Hurley and George Finneran teaching. Students and readers performed Gaelic and English songs and readings, including Eugene Lyne and D J Cleary. The Gaelic League’s Ed F Haynes chaired a committee meeting for the upcoming Caledonia Hall entertainment on Thursday the 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erigena Hall
Eliot Street
P. J. O’daly
M. A. Hurley
George Finneran
Eugene Lyne
Geoffrey Keating
D. J. Cleary
T. J. Hurley
J. Fitzgerald
Caledonia Hall
Ed. F. Haynes
Gaelic League
The Parnell Associates Elect Officers and Pay Tribute
The Charles Stewart Parnell Associates met in Hampden street rooms with 105 members present. Five new members were initiated and six membership propositions received. Officers elected: Madden president Thomas vice president McCormick recording secretary McGeever treasurer McGee financial secretary McCluskey sergeant at arms McGrath sentinel. They praised Ward 17 candidate Timothy E. McCarthy endorsing Mayor Quincy and Timothy F. Connolly for Councilman, and voted thanks to the Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart Parnell Associates
Hampden Street
Joseph F. Madden
Joseph C.thomas
John J. McCormick
Patrick McGeever
Patrick J. McGee
Thomas McCluskey
John McGrath
Timothy E. McCarthy
Quincy
Timothy F. Connolly
Maud Gonne Lecture Fund Planned By Charlestown Group
A meeting of Division 3 Ladies Auxili ary to Division 37 AOH at Monument Hall Charlestown elected officers for 1898 and voted to buy fifty tickets for Maud Gonne lecture at the Columbia Theatre on December 19. Officers named include Maggie Connolly president Mary Lucey vice president Neilie Murphy recording secretary Mary McCarrick financial secretary Katharine Cook treasurer Katie Flurry sentinel Katie Hunt sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Hannah Hurley
Maud Gonne
Columbia Theatre
Famed
Katharine Cook
Katie Flurry
Katie Hunt
Irish Nationalists Gather for O’Neill Club Anniversary Banquet
The Hugh O'Neil Club met at Blake Hall Dorchester to celebrate the group's anniversary and the thirtieth death anniversary of Allen Larkin and O'Brien Manchester martyrs. About 300 Irish Nationalists from Boston attended a banquet with speeches from William Brady Maurice O'Donnell Edward Bolen and others urging cooperation for a reception to Miss Maud Gonne at the Columbia Theatre on December 19. Resolutions condemned the proposed arbitration treaty between the United States and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh O'Neil
Blake Hall
Field’s Corner
Dorchester
Allen
Larkin
O’brien
Manchester
Boston
William Brady
Maurice O’donnell
Edward M. Bolen
J. Fitzgerald
P. J. White
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Mercantile League
New England News
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Clapp & Tilton
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
American Waltham Watch
Brown-Durrell
Winch Bros
John P. Squire & Co
Boston Dry Goods
Prospects
Carruths
Murray & Irwins
Nobles
Boylstons
Shermans
Boylestons
Murray & Irwin Independents
Jamesons
Kirbys
Pythians
Subury
Mabe Th A. A
Glendon See Wee
Newtownee
Jeffries Kernwood
Eeees
Paul
Jennington
Contin
Farrar
Phinne Philedian i
Plateares Vereeees
Chandler
Spencer
Saunders
M. A. Oo
Harding
Eas
Hodgkins
Jeffries Seer
Ales
Bailey
Livingston
Ashworth
Tarbell
Nichols
Rollins
Knowlton
Turner
Snow
SOULS
Willis
M. A.C
Ball
Coos
Kirkwood
Siegen
Hames
B.A
Disay
Couti
Baker Oxford Eseseges
Aye Maugus A
Arlington
Aesee
Riverdale Casino
Newton Highlands
Newton Boat
Pins Ave
Homer
B. C
Harris
Barroll
B. A
Steere
Travis
Hill, Ri
Verdale
Jennings
Shirley
Tucker
Weitz
Allstor
Ainsworth
Rubin
Cooke
Hart
Mangus
Wellington
A. A. Ee
Hecht
Central Newtowne
Booth “A
Melrose O
Bernweed
Candle Pin League
Pins Boylston
UGG
James Ee
Jameson
Eae
City League
Ave Boylston Eee
Waotote Ceesceeves Wit
Carruth Hee Eee
Noble Oe
Roxbury League
Circuit League
MacNeish
N. A
Jaques
B. H
Follen
B. M
O’neil
Parks
Fish
S. C
Symonds
Randall
Winchester
Hurd
B. Uh
Gorham
Newell
U. C
Dearborn
McAdams
U. S
Reems
Paige & Co
Boston Marine
Burge, Hayes & Co
Bennett & Co
Jeffries VS
Sharkey
Sanborn
Roller Polo Notes
Fred Schinneer
Berlin
Lehr
Continents
William
Munich
California
Pacific Slope
Alameda
Madison Square
Washington, D. C
Pittsburg
Charles River Park
Tom Barnaby
Schinneer
Albert Schock
Greater Boston
Burns W. Pierce
Waltham
B. D. Blakeslee
Blakeslee
Maurice van den Eynde
Skater
Rudolph Gartner
Austria
Teddy
George Cartwright
Frank Alberts
Peter Golden
Capitol City
Harry Elkes
G. Emile Rivierre
Newark
Fred J. Titus
W. H., Hicks, Jr
Teddy Edwards
Century Wheelmen
New York City
Pacers
Bicycle Notes
A. O. H. Elect
Parnell Associates
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