Kernwood Club Triumphs In Malden Melrose Bowling Clash
Kernwood Club defeated Highland Club three straight in the Malden Melrose bowling league at Kernwood alleys. Kernwood won game one by 25, game two by 47, and game three by 14. Chase led with 599 total pins, Crandon was second with 555, Edwards had the high single string at 213 in game three.
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Malden
Kernwood Club
Highland Club
Melrose
Kernwood
Woburn
Towanda
Newtowne
Taylor
Rosewine
Brown
Hovey
Smith
Ery Mo Taylor
Bolewine
Newtow
Kemp
Woodbury
Jennings
MT Gillette
Lloyd
Acker
Dudley
South Boston
Hearts
Mooney
Fruit
Mammoth Barbers
Hintze
Jennies
Morrill
Canning
Starratt
Schiller
Walker
Gerry Stow
Poindexter Ee
Serene Wstene
Kelty
Roscoe Co. Knuffe
Larrabee
Christopher Es
Rooy
Groppel
Y Ruggles
Palmer
James
Hanson
Serene
Inet
Cook
Hurley
Hannon
Willam McKee
E. McKee
M. Simpson
R. Moakle Bell
CO. Colley
Th . A. Simpson
Hawley
North Shore
Waltham
Hadley Eee
Lekie Seeee
Brundage Eee
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DS Smith
Richardson Steer
Hon
Morrison
Curtis Save
Wilkins
Orrener
Norris Reer
Deaton Wee
Bean
Hilt
Ome
Feder
Ok McDonald
Glynn Eee
Greely
Sumner
Eaee Weer
Jacques Ouse
Seer
Union Station Wins Railroad League First Half Title
Union Station clinched the Railroad league championship by defeating American Express last evening. They top the standings after three wins, rolling a 12315 score to set a new record and surpass 1300 total on the Railroad alleys.
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American Express
Union Station
Kilfoyle seeks peace as baseball teams brace for schedule
Cleveland magnates Somers and Kilfoyle return from New York with optimism for an amicable working arrangement between leagues at the next conference. The National League schedule will be revised to avoid conflicting dates, and all player litigation will be dropped. The American League will honor bona fide National League contracts, enabling full treatment of players regardless of salary.
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Cleveland, O
Messrs
Somers
Kilfoyle
Cleveland
New York
Boston Americans
National League
Whitaker Bros and Larrabee-Roscoe Tie Trades League Night
H J Phipps Company whitewashed Whit taker Bros and Larrabee Roscoe Company did the same to Spencer Moakler and Ball Company in the Chauncy alleys last evening. The scores:
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H. J. Phipps
Whittaker Bros
Larrabee-Roscoe Company
Spencer, Moakler & Ball Company
Trades League
Chauncy
Boston Safe
International Trust
State Street
Ioan
Perry
Leavitt
Larrabee
Southwick
Thomson
Thomson eer eee ee SS —_— 100 St ed
Orn
Brown
Zerrehn
Whitcomb
Jobling Ee
Nevada Monitor Trial Drowns in Unfavorable Weather
A Navy report aboard the United States monitor Nevada chronicles a failed trial run due to bad weather. Built by Bath Iron Works, the vessel is described as a "floating fort" capable of 11 to 12 knots, with a naval board led by Captain Train aboard for the test. The crew sang "Home Sweet Home" as they began the buoy approach, but the run was cut short.
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Boston
Naval Board
Navy Yard
Nevada
Neptune
Bath Iron Works
C. W. Bartlett
Cape Ann
Ats
Uncle Sam
Post
United States
Bath Iron Works Company
Naval Trial Board
Train
Jennie
Monitor
Chelsea Beats Portland Five to Four In Close Game
Chelsea won from Portland in a tight home contest five to four. Chelsea’s Graffam played well in goal while Portland’s McGilvray Murtagh and Chelsea’s Wooltke Doherty stood out. James Hassett, famed New England baseball umpire, debuted as polo referee with notable satisfaction.
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Portland
Chelsea
Graffam
McGilvray
Murtagh
Wooltke
Doherty
James Hassett
New England
Methodist Union elects Boston dinner speakers officers
The Boston Methodist Social Union held a dinner at the American House. Rev. Charles B. Davis spoke on The Outlook for Boston Methodism. Officers elected include President George F. Washburn, vice-presidents Silas i Perce and Rev. Franklin Hamilton, and secretary treasurer Charles H. J. Kimball.
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Boston Methodist Social Union
Charles B. Davis
Tremont Street Methodist Church
Boston
George F. Washburn
First
Dedham
Silas i Perce
St. Mark’s Church
Brookline
Franklin Hamilton
Charles H. J. Kimball
First Church
City Point Wheelmen Dance at Bethesda Hall
More than 150 couples attended the second annual ball of the City Point Wheelmen in Bethesda Hall South Boston last night. President Harry O'Hare directed the grand march with his sister. notable attendees included John E. Baldwin Joseph Norton Alderman-elect Hugh Bresnahan Councillor J J McNamara Representatives O Hare Curran Linehan and O Toole Senator M J Sullivan and Councilmen McGrady and Drummond.
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City Point Wheelmen
Bethesda Hall
Boston
Harry O'Hare
John E. Baldwin
Joseph J. Norton
Hugh F. Bresnahan
J. J. McNamara
O'Hare
Curran
Linehan
O'Toole
M. J. Sullivan
McGrady
Drummond
President nominates diplomats and postmasters
The President sent to the Senate the nominations of Lloyd Griscom for minister to Japan and Richmond Pearson for minister to Persia. He also named Charles I. Cook as postmaster at Uxbridge Massachusetts and Ella M. Ward as postmistress at Miller's Falls Massachusetts.
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Washington
Senate
Lloyd Griscom
Pennsylvania
Japan
Richmond Pearson
North Carolina
Persia
Charles I. Cook
Uxbridge
Mass
Ella M. Ward
Miller's Falls
Catholic Association Concert Opens Season at Boston College Hall
The Young Men’s Catholic Association begins its season with a concert by Tufts College Glee and Mandolin Club at Boston College Hall tonight. Additional entertainments are scheduled every alternate Tuesday evening.
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The
Young Men's Catholic Association
Boston College Hall
Tufts College Glee and Mandolin Club
Brookline Christmas Dinner Brings Church Group Together
More than ten members and friends of the Second Unitarian Church in Brookline attended a social in the church parlors last evening. The event titled a Christmas Dinner featured turkey and chicken with all the trimmings followed by an entertainment.
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Second Unitarian Church
Brookline
Tixin
Shakeup in Cambridge reshapes city offices and boards
Cambridge non partisans fear reprisals as Mayor McNamee tightens grip on City Hall. He plans to replace Superintendent Gray and Chief Cloyes and may reappoint library trustees Rolfe Hurley and Piper while exiting Health Board members Abody and Harris. Potential successors include J T Shea for police chief and J F Donovan for Gray.
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Cambridge
Boston
City Hall
McNamee
Cloyes
Police Department
J. T. Shea
J. F. Donovan
Gray
Brown
Rolfe
John H. Hurley
W. T. Piper
Library
Abody and Harris
Health Board
Brooks
Event Board
J. Frank Facey
Democratic City Committee
F. W. McDonald
Water Board
Hastings
Hopewell
Charles E. Hancock
Francis L. Pratt
Evans
Edward A. Counihan
Will Cure You of Rheumatism by Dr Shoop’s Remedy
An advertisement by Dr Shoop claims a universal rheumatism cure after 16 years of trials and 100000 cases. It offers a trial with six bottles at $5 if it works. if not, the doctor pays. The sender pledges a risk free trial, requests a postal for his book, and provides Box 683 Racine Wisconsin as contact.
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Theem
Tremont St
Boston
Mass
Liverpool
St. John
St. Paul
Germany
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Boxing Gossip in the Boston Clubs and Briggs Bernstein Fight
Boxing writer B. H. Benton reports on Jimmy Briggs facing Joe Bernstein at the Criterion Club and notes Briggs pursuit of bigger names like McGovern and Corbett. The piece also covers Atlantic Yacht Club changes, Tokell’s prospects, local boxers, match-ups, and criticism of clubs and press practices.
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Steve Mahoney
Jimmy Briggs
Briggs
Dave Sullivan
Stnhee
Mahoney
Joe Bernstein
Bernstein
Criterion Club
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Atlantic Yacht Club
Lenox Club
Mike Shallow
South Boston
Shallow
Atlantic Yacht Club Athletic Committee
Jim Jeffords
Frank Hawkins
Eugene Smith
Young Kelley
Custer Dow
Kid Hessel
Kid Freeman
Professor J. J. Kennedy
Joe Gardner
Jim Pendergast
Jim Sullivan
Martin Clougherty
Bernard Clancy
John Casselden
Commercial
Jimmy Kelley
Bores
London
United States
Andrew Tokell
England
Tokell
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Professor Kelley
George McFadden
Patsy Sweeney
New Britain
Willie Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Fitzgerald
Monk
the Newsboy
Kid Maguire
H. McFarland
Kid Freedman
Jack Riley
Sam Longford
George Larguay
Danny Snyder
Snyder
Benton
Boston
Bill Devery
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Fels Naptha Soap Promoted For Easy Wash Day
The advertisement claims Fels Naptha makes washing easier and quicker when directions are followed, requires no hot water or wash boiler, and cleans all garments from delicate to workwear. It asserts effectiveness in hard water and outperforms other soaps.
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Highlands
Kbernwood Club
Uwne
Knowlton Ee
Tilton
Parker
Aed Evers
Nowell
Crandon
NEW Railroad League
Etter
Richardson
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Bankers’ League
H. J. Phipps CO
Mason Weet
PRESS
Charlestown
Charlestown Wheelmen
Wheaton
Club Press
T'd. Campbell
Hannigan
Ee Enone
Shute
Wheaton Ener
Ornamie
Coburn
Gchar Coboteo UK
Bea
Kelly
Custom House
Grane Wi
Nes
Port
Sherf Angel
CATAY
Wall
Kentucky
Burke
California
Union
O’connor & Oo
India St
Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq. BP
Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
Putnam
School St
Washington St
C. F. Eaton
Friend St. Klein's
Tremont and
Boylston
Essex Pharmacy
Coast Defence
Turner Whipple
IeGilvray Miller
Murtaugh Doherty
H. B
Hayes Graffam
Burgess
Whipple
G. Turner
Hassett
Methodist Union
City Point
Catholic Association
White House
ING Dealers
Joan Gilbert, Jr., & CO
Tremont Row
Park St. Fox Bros
Cushing Medical Supply CO
Worcester County Creamery
Berkeley St
Back Bay
F. M. Linnell
Congress St
Roxbury
Adams & Wing
Anawam Ave
Dudley St
Dorchester
John Hata
Hancock St
BE. Maloney
Peoply’s Cash Store
Cor
Virginia
Dudley Sts
A. BE. Keeler
J. H. Upham &O
Upham’s Corner
Frank Dadman
Stoughton St
Burke & Wilder
So. Posten
Hugh Giblin
W. Sixth St
Pembrook & Innis
Reading
William H. Mears
L. Chamberlain
Aub
Rndsrle Co
W. Higgins
Melrose Highlands Frost & Hawes
Wollaston CO
B. Plumer
Concord
George G. Russell
Winnrhncham
Lynn B
Elliott & Perkins
H. D. Porter & CO
M. F. Moody CO
Osborne & CO
N. W. Edson & CO
GEO. TF. Bent
Waltham Boston
Wakefield
W. A. Cutter
Somerville
I. K. Chenkey CO
Broadway
Winter Hill
Spratt & Senter
West Somerville Co
Crocker
Davis Sq
Newton Highlands White Grocery Company
Newton Unner Falls
G. Billings
Putnam SQ. Provision CO
Putnam St
Aliston A. BR
Gillpatrick & Cou
J. A. MacKay
Hyde Park
D. Savage
W. S. Hunt
Fairmount Ave
J. W. Mills
W. River St
Gordon Ave
River St
Edgar A. Holbrook
Revere
George BE. Morrill
Urban Gro. & Prov. CO
Broadway J
Adams
Pleasant Sts
Grafton
GEO. K. Nichols & Son
Pr. Cornelissen
Shirley Ave
Winthrop Centre
W. HH. Lyman
Henry F. Rich
Newton Centre
W. C. Knapp & CO
Wilmington
Brookliine Ruck Brothers
Dwinell-Wright CO
Els
Melas
Corliss, Coon & CO
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