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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1906

Page

9

City League Bowler Night Highlights Trio of 500+ Games

City league matches produced three straight wins led by Car Ruth’s strong team play and Captain Bill Beatty. Beatty posted 340 while Somerset Murray and Irwin each reached over 500 single strings as Jane Adams Square and Murray and Irwin dominated at home. Webster beat Rexford despite Rexford posting the high pin total. Elite stumbled after the first game with McCarthy.

Carruth Boylston Somerset Bill Beatty Jane Adams Murray Irwin

Odd Fellows League Matches At Brunswick Alleys

Last evening at the Brunswick alleys the Odd Fellows league saw tight, hotly contested matches. Neptune Mt Pleasant Bethesda and Commercial secured wins in a competitive night.

Odd Fellows’ League Brunswick Neptune Mt. Pleasant Bethesda Commercial

West dominates Marketmen league with three wins at Adams Square

Three matches rolled last evening at Adams Square alleys. West swept Whitaker and Sterling Beef defeated Batehelder Snyder. Boston Beef beat Birbank and Hanley to two wins. Butler of West topped with 807.

Marketmen's League Adams Square West Whitaker Sterling Beef Batehelder-Snyder Boston Beef Birbank & Hanley Butler

Sudbury Industrial League Results Highlight Alley Games

Linen Thread defeated U. S. Smith, Goldhheaters beat American Net and Twine, and Boston Journal won against H. Traiser in Sudbury alleys last evening.

American Net & Twine Wand Boston Journal H. Traiser Sudbury Industrial League Sudbury

English High fives roll to double victory over Charlestown

English High School beat Charlestown High 23 to 11 at the drill hall to clinch league entry. Charlestown’s second team also fell 19 to 5. McKenna was disqualified for unsportsmanlike conduct in the first half. Cronin and Lally starred for English. Herron and Steele shined for Charlestown.

Charlestown High Charlestown McKenna Cronin Lally Herron Steele E. H Charlestown Wig Herron Lalley Steele Comb Eee Talley O’hearn Heffron Whitman Hefroun Lalley Burke Amopire Babcock

Malden Alumni Defeat Ascension A A In 26 5 Victory

In Malden on December 19 the Malden High School Alumni beat Ascension A A of East Boston 26 to 5. Players listed for Malden include Belcher Morton Cronin Seaver Cronin Ampire Babcock and Timers Hicks with 29 and 15 minute halves. Attendance was 100.

Malden Stanwood Trail Malden High School Ascension A. A East Boston Malden H. A. Ascension A. A I Wulersueta Lave Aretis Weica Ie Toe Murray Macuucoin My. Leuven Een Gisharelny Hieta Ceees Bee Boicher Cosi Lourias Gould Rob Osien Lee Danie Decatur Belcher Morton Carie Seaver Cronin Ampire—-Babcock Timer—-Hicks

Betting Case To High Court In Readville Harness Fallout

Readville betting cases that could impact harness racing in the state have been sent to the Supreme Court. They were argued in the Norfolk Superior Criminal Court this afternoon on agreed facts, after Judge W F Dana ordered a jury to return guilty verdicts in both cases.

Deduam Readville Supreme Court Norfolk Superior Criminal Court W. F. Dana

Doctors push city clinic for tuberculosis control in Boston

Boston physicians at the Twentieth Century Club urged a municipal clinic to educate the public on tuberculosis treatment. They backed linking it to an intended consumptives hospital funded with 150000 dollars, and supported a State commission for statewide supervision. Dr Thomas Darlington of New York spoke on public health strategy.

Boston Twentieth Century Club Boston Association For the Relief and Control of Samuel H. Durgin Boston Board of Health Arthur T. Cabot Frederick I. Knight Thomas F. Harrington Lowell Edward F. McSweeney

Midwinter Canadian Excursions to Montreal and Quebec

An opportunity on December 28 1906 to January 2 1907 offers round trip tickets at low rates to Montreal and Quebec via various routes. Canadians in the States may visit home over the holidays and full information is available from Boston Maine posters or ticket agents.

Montreal Quebec States Boston & Maine

Harvard Honors Students With Scholarships In Sanders Theatre

Harvard students received scholarships and prizes at a Sanders Theatre ceremony attended by Harvard faculty and society figures. Congressman S W McCall criticized overemphasis on athletics and urged scholars to protect liberty and study national problems. Dean Hurlbut congratulated winners from the Classes of 1907 1908 and 1999 listing names of recipients.

Harvard Sanders Theatre S. W. McCall Pindar United States Pacific Washington Dean Hurlbut Louis A. Babbitt Henry Bluestone Philip C. Brown Timothy T. Crowley Harrison CC. Dale Maurice Grunberg Charles W. Hutchinson Roscoe FE. Scott Harold M. Tillinghast Samuel M. Waxman Charles KE. Whitmore Warren W. Cole Joseph S. Davis Oliver W. Hartwell Howard L. Hassler Frederickivesey Robert T. Mack

Cape Cod Canal Battle Lines Clarified By Brockton Promoters

In Brockton on December 19 the Brockton canal backers deny opposing the Cape Cod Canal plan. New York, Brockton & Boston officials insist they will not fight the project and focus on their own Brockton ship canal. Uplifted, Col. Whipple and counsel Loved Chamberlain reject claims of hostile support and vow no interference.

Brockton Cape Cod Canal New York, Brockton & Boston Canal & Transportation Company Cape Cod John J. Whipple Colonel Whipple Brockton Canal New York New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad EB. Chamberlain Brockton Company Brockton Ship Canal

Benefit Day for Newsboys In Boston Organized by C W Guy

Monday December 24 has been set as a newsboys benefit day by C W Guy a prominent Boston furniture dealer. The idea began four years ago when he mailed a letter urging the public to remember newsboys on Christmas Eve. This year he unveils a new plan to advance the philanthropy.

Guy Roosevelt Fitzgerald Quincy Old South Church C. W. Guy Boston

Newsboys Benefit Tag Set for Boston Streets Monday

A benefit tag will be conspicuously shown on Boston streets Monday to raise funds for newsboys. Organizers urge public support and note proceeds support the newspaper sellers.

Boston

Theatre Gossip Crowded Boston Season Clusters Highlights

A busy Boston theatre scene features Miss Allen as Imogen in Cymbeline at Hollis Street and Lena Ashwell as Mrs Dane at Majestic. Bertha Kalich starts The Kreutzer Sonata on Monday, while Christmas merriment fills Tremont with Coming Thru the Rye. Reports cover Park Theatre, Colonial, Globe, Grand Opera House, Orpheum and more with upcoming acts by Sothern Marlowe, Sherlock Holmes preparations, and novelty acts at multiple venues.

Lena Ashwell Mrs. Dane the Majestic Bertha Kalich Tremont Stella Mayhew Frank Lalor Clara Bloodgood Clyde Fitch Park Theatre Elsie Janis Colonial Theatre Bay State Automobile Association Kitty The Globe House Hanlons Rachel Goldstein Bowdoin Square Theatre New York Orpheum Henry Lee Ali Hunter Columbia Miner's “Merrys Old Howard Nelson Matty Baldwin Carron Herbert Girard Theatre Comique Scollay Square Grace Mordaunt Thomas Bullock May Vincent Harry Downing

Pastor Berle Attacks Roosevelt Over Troop Dismissals

The Rev. A. A. Berle of Crombie Street Church denounces President Roosevelt’s dismissal of the Twenty-fifth Infantry colored troops as punishing the innocent. He cites Taft’s statement of no direct guilt evidence and argues the President acts hastily, using his office to seem infallible, while officers await court martial and the public demands true accountability.

Salem A. A. Berle Crombie Street Boston Twenty-fifth Infantry Roosevelt Congress Berle Taft

Shaw to Head Mutual Life

Washington December report says Leslie M. Shaw may become president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York upon his February retirement. A formal offer has not been made, but friends expect he will accept if offered.

Washington, D. C Leslie M. Shaw Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Shaw Ile

Esmeralda staged by West Medford club at YMCA event

The Boston Young Men's Christian Union hosted members and guests last night with a performance by the Neighborhood Club of West Medford drama committee. They presented Esmeralda to the audience.

Boston Young Men's Christian Union West Medford Esmeralda

Negroes Adopt Resolutions Against the President

Voice their protests and at times the feeling ran so high that order was preserved only with the utmost difficulty.

Resolutions condemn President for anti colored policy and tyranny

Paragraphs denounce the President as a tyrant rather than a statesman. They compare his language to Nero and Alva and accuse him of inciting race hatred and mob violence. They assert his actions against 106,000,000 innocent citizens and misrepresent 10,000,000 native-born Americans who oppose punitive measures.

Foraker Nero Duke Alva United States DPD 25Th Infantry

Arbitrators rule on Boston & Northern wage dispute

The arbitrators Driscoll Quincy and Dewey ruled against the men on one wage point and against the Boston & Northern on the other. Officials and employees expect acceptance of the finding and no general strike, awaiting formal notification before comment.

Boston & Northern Street Railway Dennis D. Driscoll State Branch American Federation of Labor Josiah Quincy Rapid Transit Commission Francis el. Dewey Worcester Lawyer and Street Railway Authority Boston & Northern

Arbitration limits hours and raises for pit men and conductors

The Olga Colony Boston & Northern roads and the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America dispute wage scales and hours. Arbitrators rule that Section 2 sets a maximum of ten hours daily with no minimum, and Section 4 requires a five percent wage increase above current base for pit men track workers and cleaners. Signed by Josiah Quincy D D Driscoll and Francis H Dewey.

Olga Colony Boston & Northern Roads Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America Josiah Quincy D. D. Driscoll Francis H. Dewey

New Haven Road to Buy Site for Docks

The Consolidated Gas Company plans to sell about 190000 square feet of land on Commercial Street and Atlantic Avenue near North Union and South terminal stations for dock construction. Government purchase price for 79600 square feet cited as 250000 dollars. total property value estimated near 650000 dollars. Officials say no sale papers yet and timing remains uncertain with negotiations ongoing.

Commercial Street Atlantic Avenue North Union South Terminal Flyers New York Morse Consolidated Gas Company North Ind Richards Gas Company Lyons Shaw

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