Pope Calendar and Bicycle News Spark Local Interest
The Pope Manufacturing Company plans to issue 7000 black calendars next year, each highlighting the Columbia wheel to cyclists 365 times. A Boston club presents Hands Across the Sea at the Academy of Music, Chelsea. Rumors swirl about shifting the National Assembly to Baltimore. Other notes cover bicycle sales in Paris, relay rides, and club elections. The American Wringer Co. advertises repairs and products from Broadway Extension.
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Boston
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Sporrers Volunteering for Americus Club Benefit
The Americus Club benefit for unemployed workingmen receives rapid volunteer responses. Names listed include Ike Weir Jack McGee Dick Moore Tom Wear Dave Ross Jack Burke Patsey Kerrigan Charley Farrell Dick Cronin Charles Costello Jim Ashe and San Ashe. Others may send names to Ham Brock Captain Cooke B H Benton Billy Mahoney Captain William Daly Jr Nelse Innes Dan Saunders Patsey Sheppard James F Ormond or John Keenan. The cut features Jere Dunn, the world famous sporting man, set to officiate.
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Dan Saunders
Patsey Sheppard
James F. Ormond
John Keenan
Jere Dunn
Referee Dunn to Officiate Americas Club Tournament
The Americas Club monster tournament at the Casino Friday evening will feature referee Dunn renowned for fairness and long service. He has officiated major sparring events for twenty years and owns race horses. Negotiations continue on several bouts including Moore versus Greggains, with a purse of $1250 for Moore and Greggains at the Cribb Club and a $3000 purse for Billy Smith versus Dick OBrien. Harry Cross is injured. Maxey Haugh steps in for the 105-pound bantam.
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Dunn
Dick Moore
Aleck Greggains
George Godfrey
Greggains
Moore
Cribb, Club
Metropole
Billy Smith
Dick O’brien
Smith
Harry Cross
Dave Ross
Maxey Haugh
New York
Billy Hennessey
Rob Roy
Unitarian Sunday School Union Meets In Disciples Church
The third regular meeting of the Unitarian Sunday School Union at the Church of the Disciples discussed The Theory of Evolution as Background and Sidelight for Sunday School Instruction. Rev. Minot J. Savage spoke on the topic, addressing attendees at the eleventh season event.
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Unitarian Sunday School Union
Church of the Disciples
Minot J. Savage
Boston Hipeon Defeats New Bedford In Court Ave Game
The Boston Hipeon beat New Bedford 8 5 in a baseball style display with detailed innings. Spectators numbered about 1200 as Charles O Malley officiated with Mr. Furbush timing and several fouls recorded for both teams.
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Bostons
New Bedfords
Paris
Waltham
New Bedford
Gnalagher eMulmith -Fitzgerald
Edohn Smith
Rush
Pity Cunningham
Aia Woater
Boston Hipeon
Boston Dee
Hipeon
Dene Ee Po
Bedford Hipeon
Cunningham Cunningham
Boston Cunningham
Boston Hipson
Bedford
Sword
Boston
Charles O'Malley
Timor
Mr. Furbush
Library directors hold special meeting elects treasurer
General Theological Library directors met with President William Claffin presiding. William B. Garritt of Boston was elected treasurer, replacing Samuel R. Payson who resigned and remains a founder. Several new members joined and Mystic Side Congregational Church of Everett became a perpetual member granting its pastors library access. A Ladies Aid Society was authorized as an auxiliary group.
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General Theological Library
William Claffin
William B. Garritt
Boston
Samuel R. Payson
A. F. Washburn
John J. Moore
Mystic Side Congregational Church
Everett
Convicted Randall Hurley in Quincy burglary case
Maurice Cummings and Randall Hurley were tried in Norfolk Superior Criminal Court for breaking into Mrs. Ruby Arnold's Quincy home on November 14. Mrs. Arnold fled to a second story window and died November 16 from injuries. A verdict of guilty was returned within an hour.
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Dedham
Norfolk
Hurley
Wren
Health Board Opens Fifteen Free Smallpox Vaccination Stations Citywide
The Board of Health starts free smallpox vaccination at fifteen centralized stations from 9 a.m. daily, directed by physicians with two assistants each. Stations include East Boston, Charlestown, North End, Charity building, West End, Phillips Grammar School, South End, Old Pine Street Church, Old Franklin, South Boston, Roxbury, Vine Street Chapel, Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, and Brighton. A suspected new case is reported at 9 East Canton Street with Mrs Hendricks under investigation and possible removal to the pest house.
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Charity Building
Chardon Street
Boston
Maverick
Bremen Streets
W. A. Morrison
Charlestown
Old City Hall
City Square
R. W. Sprague
North End
Ellot School
North Bennet Street
D. A. Collins
of Charity
T. B. Shea
West End
Wells School
Blossom Street
R. E. Darrah
Phillips Grammar School
Phillips and
Anderson Streets
BE. M. Greene
South End
Starr King
Tennyson Street
A. 8. Knight
Old Pine Street
Pine Street
Washington
W. EB. Fay
Old Franklin
Washington Street
East Canton Street
Hendricks
Morrizons
Westminster Street
J. E. Morey
Health Department
McCollum
Hartford tax appointments announced by collector Byxbee
Internal Revenue Collector Byxbee announces appointments in Hartford Connecticut naming Thomas Langdon Gangers Jr of Bridgeport Edward Robinson of New Haven Patrick Daly of Norwich stamp deputy J J Kennedy of New Haven in the list of new officials.
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Hartford
Conn
Internal Revenue
Byxbee
Gangers
Thomas Langdon, Jr
Bridgeport
Edward Robinson
New Haven
Patrick Daly
Norwich
J. J. Kennedy
Hammond Retires as Boston Revere Beach Superintendent
Charles A. Hammond resigns as superintendent of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad effective today. The office is consolidated with the treasurer role, now held by John A. Fenno. Hammond led the road for eleven years and has fourteen years of service with the company.
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Charles A. Hammond
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
John A. Fenno
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Society of Railroad Superintendents
American Railway Association
Young Men’s Congress closes thirty third session
The Young Men’s Congress concluded its thirty third session last night as Christmas prevents next Monday’s meeting. An inter session dinner is planned for Thursday December 28 at the United States Hotel with a large attendance promised.
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Young Men's Congress
United States
Solis
New Municipal League
Messrs. Buckley
Lane
Innes
House
Messrs
Johnson
Walker
Eldridge
Hopkins
Tilden
Fitzgerald
Congress
Railroad clash blocks Boston Winthrop street plan
The railroad commissioners rejected the Boston & Winthrop Street Railway Company location on Saratoga street East Boston, voiding aldermanic grants and effectively ending the new line. They argued Winthrop residents did not want the road, noting sparse local stock subscriptions.
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Boston & Winthrop Railroad
Saratoga Street
Boston
Boston & Winthrop Street Railway Company
New Railway Company
Winthrop
O'Brien and Redding sue for breach of contract
Mr and Mrs Thomas O'Brien known as O'Brien and Redding filed a $1000 breach of contract suit against Rogers Bros and Co in Municipal Civil Court Judge Hardy heard the case yesterday The couple say they were engaged for thirty weeks at 125 a week and that after ten weeks without cause the contract ended The defendants say the engagement ended at the plaintiffs request The court reserved its decision
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Thomas O’brien
O'Brien and Redding
Variety
Rogers Bros. & Co
Hardy
O’brien
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