Record pace in six day Madison Square Garden clash
The six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden nears a record as leaders cut eight miles off the 18 they lagged behind. King and Samuelson gain a lap amid applause while Walthour and MecKachern respond, with crowds nearing 10,000 and tensions rising over alleged drug use claims denied by trainers.
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Haley and Rice Draw In 15 Round Manchester Bout
In Hibernian Hall Dover's Patsery Haley and Austin Rice of New London Conn fought 15 rounds to a draw. The bout was even with Haley quicker and Rice stronger. Undercard preliminaries between Starr and Caron and Young Corbett and Young Wandell, all of Manchester, also ended in draws.
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Dover
Austin Rice
New London
Salem Defeats Lawrence 15 to 4 in Local Ice Meet
Salem won over Lawrence on the home rink by 15 to 4. Wodtke starred for Salem while Eol die Mooney subbed for Wiley in Lawrence's lineup.
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Wodtke
Eoldie Mooney
Wiley
Pavel Edtecen
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Charlestown Clean Sweep Over Newtowne in Three Games
Charlestown dominated Newtowne with a 3 0 sweep in last night's series, extending control in the local matchup. The victory showcased Charlestown's strong offense and solid defense as key players contributed across all innings.
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Charlestown
Newtowne
Mayor Glines Re-Elected Amid Political Wrap in Somerville
Somerville re-elected Mayor Edward Glines with 3656 votes from a 5248 total, a smaller turnout than last year. Democratic challenger James W. Kenney earned 1433, Henry C Brine 1448, while the no-license side won 3295 to 1579. Ward 6 chose George W. Hatch over Herman A. Fosdick after a protracted caucus dispute. Republicans held most offices. Daggett is the lone new alderman at large.
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Edward Glines
Glines
James W. Kenney
Henry C Brine
George W. Hatch
Herman A. Fosdick
John J. Higgins
Hatch
Fosdick
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Fletcher Leads Worcester Mayor Race in 1930s Vote Tally
May 10 Worcester unofficial returns show Edward F. Fletcher Republican ahead of Mayor Philip J. O Connell by 393 votes. Democrats win three aldermen seats, Republicans six, a Democratic gain. Common Council remains 17 Republicans and seven Democrats. License measure passes 9631 to 888.
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Worcester
Edward F. Fletcher
Philip J .&Connelil
McNamee elected Cambridge mayor defeating Dickinson
John H. H. McNamee the Democratic nominee defeated incumbent Mayor David T. Dickinson in Cambridge by 195 votes after five wards counted. Cambridge voted against license in a no license tally of 6068 to 3861. Library Hall retained most aldermanic seats except Hall himself replaced by Coveney in Ward 3.
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John H. H. McNamee
David T. Dickinson
Library Hall
McNamee
William E. Russell
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Coveney
Irish leader Redmond Congratulates General Collins
The Irish parliamentary party chairman John B Redmond wired from the Hoffman House New York offering heartiest congratulations to General Collins on his election. He and colleagues A McHugh and Thomas O'Donnell were about to board the Oceanic for Ireland.
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Hoffman House
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Ireland
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Boston
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Merchants of Boston dine with Hanna and guests
Boston merchants gathered at the Vendome with Senator Hanna Postmaster General Smith and others. General Collins debuted as mayor elect and speakers urged protectionist policy while praising McKinley and discussing reciprocity trade. Takahira stressed strong ties with Japan Watterson joked about Massachusetts and politics.
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Deadlock in National League surrounds presidential vote
New York December 10 Directors Brush Freedman Robison and Soden of the National League meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. A deadlock persists as elections are deferred. Brush argues for abolishing the presidency in favor of a four-man board, while opponents back A G Spalding for president. Details kept private as talks continue into night.
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Malden Man Frederick Lund Found Dead on Main Street
Frederick Lund, a well known Malden resident, was found dead on Main street near Converse avenue yesterday afternoon. Dr. Wadsworth attributed the death to apoplexy. The fall occurred near his son Walter Lunds residence on Appleton street.
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Appleton Street
Malden Woman Died of Smallpox Quarantine Follows
Malden on December 10 a housekeeper Bertha Carter of 26 Bartlett street died at her home from smallpox. Her employer, 75 year old Charles Ramsdill the only other resident was quarantined after being seized by the Board of Health at City Hall. The section of City Hall he visited has been fumigated.
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Schaefer Wins International 18 Inch Balk Line Title
In Madison Square Garden tonight Jacob Schaefer of Chicago defeated George Slosson of New York 400 to 355 to claim the world balk line billiard championship. Schaefer trailed at times but mounted a late run including a 68 to seal victory after 46th inning. Slosson and Barutel to decide second place tomorrow. Sutton won fourth with Morningstar and Howison sharing fifth and sixth.
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Jacob Schaefer
Chicago
George Slosson
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
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Morningstar
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Rochester six day race tightens as 14 persevere
In Rochester, New York, at race end fourteen riders remain in fair shape. Leader Golden holds a strong pace with winning potential, while Cartwright returns to set a brisk tempo. Midnight scores show Golden at 125 miles and 10 laps, Fahey 120 miles 5 laps, Hart 118 miles 1 lap, and others trailing with miles and laps listed.
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Herty
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City Brevities: Heart trouble man hospitalized
An unknown man about 55 was found at Merrimac and Norman streets suffering heart trouble and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where he remained on the dangerous list. Giuseppe Lombardi, 40, of 257 Hanover Street, was arrested for liquor law violation. Miss Catherine Freeley, 29, of 35 Falmouth Street, was struck by a coal team while crossing Atlantic Avenue, fracturing her collar bone.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
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