Seven Teams Tied in Six-Day Cycle Race
At Madison Square Garden a six day bicycle race produced upsets and crashes with one rider unconscious and several teams losing laps. By evening only ten of fifteen teams remained, as MacFarland Clarke led a late surge before a tire burst slowed the effort and more scrambles followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Floyd McFarland
Walker
Mitten
Pye
Leach
MacFarland
Clarke
Butt
Stol
Walthour
Lawson
Wiley
Lawrence
DeMara
Hehir-Goullette
Foster-Hill Stee
Collins-Drobach
Fine ron-Halstead
Halstead
Hockey Association to Hold Meeting Tonight
The Greater Boston Interscholastic Hockey Association schedules will be set at tonight’s meeting at 17 Dana street Cambridge home of Harold C. Durrell. Managers and captains from member teams are expected to attend as the league plans a conflict free schedule and arena use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
Rindge
Cambridge Latin
Fred Murray
Soucy
Fish and Gersumky
Frea J. O'Brien
Roxbury High
Roxbury
South Boston
East Boston High
East Boston
Commerce
English High
Dorchester High
Boston Latin
Méchanic Arts High
Dorchester
Sandy Langford Set for Armory Bout Next Tuesday
The Armory card centers on a Langford clash with Sandy amid rumors of Langford’s foe. Odds tilt toward a near even matchup as the event looms with Mike Sullivan and Young Loughery at Buffalo on Jan 2 and Owen Moran’s US citizenship bid headline wrestling chatter.
Merger Sought for Boy Scouts and Ameri can Boy Scouts
Efforts in the city aim to consolidate the Boy Scouts of America and the American Boy Scouts into a single organization to increase effectiveness. A Boston council of the Boy Scouts of America is also in the planning stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
American Boy Scouts
Boston
Plan to unify Boston Scout groups advances at City Club
At Boston City Club meetings a committee report urged uniting two rival scout bodies the Boy Scouts of America and the American Boy Scouts. The talks named organizers and highlighted shared roots and growth from 1908 to 1910 with hundreds of thousands of members and regional headquarters in Boston and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston City Club
Samuel Shuman
Edwin Mulready
Arthur Adams
Arthur A. Wordell
Frank L. Locke
Frank S. Mason
Mason
George Gordon
American Boy Scouts
Ernest Thompson-Seton
Sir Robert
Baden-Powell
Thompson-Seton
Boy Scouts of America
England
United States
District of Columbia
New York
Boy Scouts of the
National Highway Protective Association of
Peter 8. Bomus
National Boy Scouts
General Verbeck
Manlius
N. Y
W. D. Boyce
Edward
Stuart
Stanley Willis
East Twenty-eighth Street
New York City
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
W. R. Hearst
James F. McGrath
James R. O'Bierne
John Jacob Astor
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Fred D. Grant
G. Otis Draper
Nelson A. Miles
Boston
Department of New England
Bromfield Street
William H. Oakes
Charles W. Birtwell
Children's Aid Society
P. F. O'Keefe
A. H Whee Jock
Marlboro Congregational Church
State Grange
A. P. Coleman
George H. Gordon
New England
Technology track team banquet highlights era athletes
About 100 Technology track athletes attended the first annual year banquet in the Technology Union on Trinity place. Speakers included Dr J A Rockwell M T T advisory council Professor H W Hayward Kelly Richards Benson and Salisbury. Toastmaster Salisbury introduced Coach Frank Kanaly who urged building an all round team rather than a few stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technology Union
Trinity Place
J. A. Rockwell
M. T.T. Advisory Council
H. W. Hayward
Mechanical Engineering
Kelly"” Richards
H. 8. Benson
W. C. Salisbury
Salisbury
Frank Kanaly
Cambridge
Kanaly
Burns Beats German Opponent in Major Bout at Columbia Theatre
Burns, a Boston boy, delivered his best in a hair raising wrestling match at the Columbia Theatre. He defeated Hans Leonard of Germany, who weighed about 220 pounds and fought with the speed of a lightweight in his debut in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clycone Burns
Boston
Columbia Theatre
Hans Leonard
Leonard
Burns
Local Scores Briefs Prompt Mixed Outcomes
Providence tops Worcester 10 to 7 while Hartford leads 11 to unknown. Taunton posted 10 against Brockton, and Fall River New Bedford combined to 7 in a regional tally. New Haven and other results incomplete in the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Worcester
Taunton
Brockton
Hartford
Fall River
New Bedford
New Haven
Forefinger injury details and witness testimony in court
The witness describes the right forefinger position and mentions showing it to the defendant. Testimony covers Hattie’s arrival at the station and observations of her hands as questioned. Dr Whitney’s report on a scab is noted and the government requests to end its case while awaiting dentist Dr Manning's availability. Court adjourns to tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Higgins
Whitney
Manning
Waltham
Balfour Concedes Setback in Liberal Victory Sweep
In a London election day marked by Liberal gains, Balfour acknowledged defeat as the Liberal party led by Astor and O'Brien swept key seats. Maurice Healy and 63 vote winner O'Brien carried strong majorities, while Unionists faced pressure from a rising All For Ireland faction and calls for tariff reform reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O’brien
Cork
O’brien
William Redmond
Car City
All For Ireland League
Mr. O'Brien
House of Commons
Maurice Healy
Redmond
Strauss
Mile End
Lower Hamlets
H. L. Lawson
Brookline水域展示吸睛众人涌至观赏泳展
Brookline 市政浴场昨晚举行免费水上运动展，数百人提前排队。 Keith 与 Newcomb 在 Siamese 双胞胎赛夺冠，Newcomb 及 Keith 也在车马赛中取胜，Duffy 再获 jockey 位置。多项趣味比赛吸引观众，女子与男子十岁以下组比赛也成为亮点，P. Richardson、M. McGinnity 等名选手名列前三。
Bay State G A R Leader Willard Brown Dies at 71
Willard Brown longtime Emerson School master East Boston and former Massachusetts G A R department commander dies at 71. He mentored hundreds, wrote The Signal Corps U S A in the War of the Rebellion, and opposed memorial day observances. Funeral at Stoneham Congregational Church with Grand Army honors. Burial in Abington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts G. A. R
Boston
Emerson School
Granda Army
Abolsh
John E. Gilman
Granville C. Fuller
Brown
Stoneham Congregational
Grand Army
Abington
Willard Brown
Joseph and
Mary Porter Brown
Phillips Academy
Andover
Amherst
Massachusetts
United States Veteran Signal Corps Association
Signal Corps U. S. A
Derby Academy
Hingham
Milton
New Grew
Hyde Park
J. F. B. Blackinton
City Club
Mr. Tilson
William Bates
Cambridge
Senator Nash
Committee On Education
Maverick Church
Faneuil Hall
Virginia
Robert KE. Lee
National Capitol
John A. Logan
A. J
Lekeu and Sokoloff Delight in Steinert Hall Recital
Edith Thompson and Nicolai Sokoloff presented an assorted program in Stein ert Hall yesterday afternoon. The standout was Lekeu's Diano and violin sonata performed with brilliance and a live, expansive tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Thompson
Nicolai Sokoloff
Steinert Hall
Lekeu
Miss Thompson
Sokoloff
Franck
Lekey
Woman Found Dead on Street in Cold Fatality
Brockton December 7 a milkman found the body of Mrs Alda J Ashport 56 lying on the North Quincy Street sidewalk. The medical examiner said she had been dead over an hour and death was caused by exhaustion due to the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Quincy Street
Alda J. Ashport
Mefistofele receives strong Boston Opera House reception
An audience at the Boston Opera House applauded Boito’s Mefistofele with Constantino as Faust Frances Alda as Marguerite Leon Sibiriakoff as Mefistofele Carmen Melis as Helen of Troy. Strong voices and improved staging drew frequent recalls and a final tableau praised for artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Opera House
Boito
Mefistofele
Constantino
Faust
Frances Alda
Marguerite
Leon Sibiriakoff
Carmen Melis
Helen of Troy
Ernesto Giaccone
CG Stroesco
Mr. Conti
Maria Claessens
Mr. Constantino
Mme. Alda
Mme. Melis
Helena
Constantine
Conti
Wife chained to wall as cocaine raid exposes abuse
Taylor was arrested on cocaine for sale charges after police freed his wife from a padlocked chain and leather restraints used during brutal beatings. Officers found a loaded revolver, a bottle of cocaine, and heard her account of sustained abuse at 58 Middlesex street in a city raid led by the Watch and Ward Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Watch and Ward Society
Society
Hurley
Grant
Concanon
Middlesex Street
Taylors
Concannon
Cambridge
East Amherst
N. S
Margaret Jackson
States
Majority Exonerates Ballinger in Congressional Report
The Ballinger Pinchot committee reports split on Secretary Ballinger. Seven Republicans find him honest and faithful to the public interest while four Democrats urge resignation. Democrats and Madison oppose, with action expected to wait until next Congress. Ballinger declines comment on the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Interior
Representative Madison
Senate
Nelson
House
Representative McCall
Congress
Stan
Interstate Commerce Commission Ruling In Low Rate Case
The ICC decides it cannot force a seller to restore an abolished route or rate after transferring business. In the Brockton Massachusetts dispute the W. L. Douglas Shoe Company and others sued Adams Express Company which bought a competing carrier and dropped the lower Brockton to New York rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. L. Douglas Shoe Company
Brockston
Mass
Adams Express Company
Brockton
New York City
Mother Faints as Son Is Sentenced in Dorchester
In Dorchester, Judge Churchill sentences George F Johnson Jr to one year at the House of Correction for stealing 80 dollars from Miss Mary Wiley on Kilton street. Mrs George F Johnson fainted in court as the outcome was delivered after police traced the assailant from Miss Wiley's description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Churchill
Dorchester Court
Mary Wiley
Kilton Street
George F. Johnson
Fast Fifth Street
Boston
Young Johnson
Miss Wiley
Elmore
Harvard Street
Ewald Erickson
Miller Street
Johnson
Brown Union ballot on athletic ties with Dartmouth kept unopened
Providence R I December 7 The ballot box at Brown Union for student straw ballots on resuming athletic arrangements with Dartmouth remained unopened. Officials reportedly faced pressure from alumni or faculty delaying the count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. L
Brown Union
Brown University
Dartmouth Opposes Hanover on Resuming Athletics with Brown
Hanover voices opposition to renewing athletic relations with Brown University. A Dartmouth faculty member notes that in two years of athletic meetings the issue has not been raised, indicating prevailing sentiment against resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Brown University
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Brown
Hackenschmidt Beats Westergard in Chicago Wrestling
George Hackenschmidt defeated Joe Westergard of Iowa in two straight falls in Chicago. The first fall lasted 1 hour 2 minutes 16 seconds with a double bar arm hold. The second fall ended in 11 minutes 20 seconds with a reversed body hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Hackenschmidt
Joe Westergard
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Latin School
Charres Foote
Newton
Malden High
Clifford Belcher
Newton High
Preparatory League
Keenan
Charlestown
Sandy
Sam
the Armory
Benny Osthues
Armory
John Alexander Ferguson
Alec McLean
Sam Langford
Mr. Harris
Langford
Owen Moran
George V
Owen
Ad Wolgast
Mike
Twin
Sullivan and
Young Lough
Buffalo
Alf Lynch
Jack Johnson
Ene
Joe Woodman
Old Country
Yale
John JL. Sullivan
Jeffries
Halmaliners
Lynn
C. E. Whitten
German
Glover
Balfour
Liberal
M. Durand
Mr. Astor
C. E. Mallet
War Office
Young Astor
Dublin
Dublin City
Limerick City
Ireland
East
End
London
Wrexham
Asquith
East Fife
Mr. Balfour
Brookline
Brookline Municipal Baths
Brookline Municipal Gymnasium
Avid Bath Committee
Natatorium
Keith
Newcomb
Duffy
Putnam
Nason
Maud McGinnity
Mary Murphy
Mildred Wyman
Richardson Twins
Philip
Donald
Frank Daley
Browning
Carrolyn
Barnard
M. Wyman
Ryan
Wilcox
Dean
Elth
Walsh
Howley
W. Abercrombie
Phelan
Mann
J. Leonard Mason
Hackett
Association
BAY State
A. R
BY Olin Downes
Minority Report
Ballinger-Pinchot Investigating Committee
Hackenschmidt
Peoples Credit Ca
Cas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!