Boston Doctors Deride New Operation to Cure Insanity
Alienists of Boston dispute Dr. N. M. Owensby’s claimed cure for dementia praecox by thyroid gland removal. McLean Asylum’s Dr. Abbott and others doubt the method, calling it exaggerated or untenable. Owensby asserts relief after removing diseased thyroid tissue, with no return of insanity in the best case.
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Boston
N. M. Owensby
Baltimore
Abbott
McLean Asylum
State Board of Insanity
Jelly
Owensby
Connecticut League Cuts Schedule From 119 to 112 Games
The Connecticut baseball league reduced its season to 112 games starting May 1 and ending September 12. President Tracey cast the deciding vote among eight clubs, New London relinquished its nine and was moved to New Britain under Charles Humphrey.
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Conn
Connecticut Baseball League
Tracey
New London
Fit
Waterbury
Meriden
John J Sullivan Sends Gift To Lennon In Navy Service
John J Sullivan, who secured his nephew John L Lennon’s release by appealing to President Roosevelt, reports Lennon has been a fine recruit since returning to service. Sullivan has sent a $150 watch as a Christmas present. Lennon serves on conditional enlistment at the Portsmouth navy yard, New Hampshire.
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N. H
Dee
John J. Sullivan
John L. Lennon
Roosevelt
Lennon
Governor's Island
New York
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Noted stage driver dead in Dorchester
David Fogg an old-time Boston stage coach driver died at his home 95 Bloomfield street Dorchester from pneumonia. Born Sept 3 1836 he drove for 47 years for Russell Gleason. Survived by wife two sons and a daughter interment at Cedar Grove cemetery Ashmont tomorrow afternoon.
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Dorchester
Mr. Fogg
Russell Gleason
Canton Lodge of Odd Fellows
Chelsea
Ancient Order of United Workmen
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Knights of Honor
Boston and Albany Railroad Final Inspection
Railroad commissioners began their final inspection of the Boston & Albany line to complete a legislative report. They planned to travel to Albany and return, depending on on time trains, with delays noted due to ongoing improvements along the route.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Albany
Burns to Fight Jack Palmer February First
London reports February 1 set for the heavyweight title bout between Tommy Burns and Jack Palmer of Newcastle at Wonderland Whitechapel. The match carries Burns title claims plus a purse and side bet of 2000 dollars.
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London
Tommy Burns
Jack Palmer
Newcastle
Wonderland
Whitechapel
Burns
Eccentric Waddell Linked With Southern League Bid
Reports say the highly eccentric George Edward Waddell may join a Southern League club next season. He is in Mobile being treated like a prodigal son and has rejected multiple offers to tend bar in southern cities. His past stint as a bartender after leaving the Athletics serves as a caution to both Waddell and Camden saloon owners.
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George Edward Waddell
Rube
Mobile
Connie Mack
Athletics
Camden
Waddell
Poker Bill Carrick and the costly lawyer encounter
While with the New York NL club Carrick visited a high priced attorney in Adrian Michigan for mining property. The bill shocked him, prompting a quip that the lawyer should have been a soldier to avoid “charging the enemy” so heavily.
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Bill Carrick
New York
Poker Bill
Adrian
Mich
Bill
Carrick
Baseball notes and manager changes across leagues
Yale drops Southern trip for spring practice near New Haven. Harry Wolverton to manage Williamsport Tri-State again after fines cleared. American Association expansion to Chicago could spark clashes with Cubs, White Sox little affected. Potential city invasions feared for Pittsburg, Buffalo, Baltimore and others. Weiner wins $25 refund for good behavior. Callahan says Donlin to play first for New York despite Tenney deal. Barnard predicts Bradley stays with Cleveland third base. Yankees unlikely to acquire him.
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Yale
New Haven
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Harry Wolverton
Williamsport
American Association
Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Baltimore
Jake Weiner
Jim Callahan
Mike Donlin
New York
Callahan
Barnard
Naps
Cleveland
Bradley
Yankees
Market rents face uncertain approval by council
Doubt surrounds a 30 percent rent increase proposed by the markets committee. It may be referred to the next city government and the Finance Commission for a final decision as aldermen show mixed support. Five council members backed the measure while aldermanic members opposed it.
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Board of Aldermen
Finance Commission
Council
McCullough
Foley
Joyce
Greene
Purcell
Bay State men rounded up
Four burglars rounded up in Putnam were brought to Centre Village by Sheriff Blauen and pleaded guilty before Justice Danielson. They were bound over in $500 bonds each. Ages ranged from 16 to 21. Names cited include Charles Vance Lynn Mass, Charles Davis Boston, George K. Foley Lynn Mass, J Harold Burns Fall River.
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Centre Village
Conn
Putnam
Blauen
Justice Danielson
Charles Vance
Lynn
Mass
Charles Davis
Boston
George K. Foley
J. Harold Burns
Fall River
Fishermen Bring In Mixed Catch At T Wharf
Twenty five fishermen landed at T wharf yesterday with a total catch of 290700 pounds of fresh fish. Haddock cod hake pollock cusk and scrod haddock were among the species with prices per pound varying from 2 1 4 to 6 1 2 cents. The Spray trip brought in haddock and hake while Teresa and Alice and Flora J Sears brought in pollock. The slump in prices followed the high volume of landings.
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Baema Ee
Bae
Flavilla
Isa
Cod
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Cusk
Eke Hortense
Catharine Burke
Belbina Domingos
Isa Sylvia M. Nunan
Thos. J. Carroll
Sadie M. Nunon
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Coe
Edith Silveira
Wes Rebecca
Py Fong
Wesel
Flora J. Sears
Emily Cooney
Mary T. Fallon
Walter P. Goulart
Esther Gray
Olive
Florida
Lucy Winsor
Teresa
Alice
Sabine
Hansa Line
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Krippner
Chittagong
India
New York
Lascars
Ravenfels
Clyde Street
Boston
Robert H. McCurdy
Providence
Porto Rico
Atlantic
J. H. Devereaux
Newport News
Furness Line
Avonmore
Sowey
England
Winifred
Arkansas
Copenhagen
Michigan
Liverpool
White Star Line
Canople
Genoa
Naples
Azores
Landsman
Shipping News highlights brisk arrivals and clearances for London and ports
A dense shipping notice lists arriving steamers and schooners such as Caledonian Manchester and City of Everett with passengers and cargo to Norfolk and Newburyport. It also details cargoes to Calcutta and Buenos Aires, plus numerous tugs barges and schooners cleared for destinations from Baltimore to New York and Portland.
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Bullock
Liverpool
F. Leyland & Co., Ltd
Ranenfels
Ger
Krippner
Calcutta
Gibraltar
Coronda
le Sauter
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
St. Lucia
Ponce
P. R
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Javana
Cuba
J. WH. Devereaux
Keene
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Johnson
Norfolk
Ontario
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Lewis
Savannah
Thacher
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Mone
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Linscott
Portland
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Bangor
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Ober
Gloucester
Mass
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Yarmouth
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Salem
Mary Arnold
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Camden
Nellie
Swim
Canisteo
Dudley Pray
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Vlora
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Bessie
Port Reading
Newburyport
Pauli
Kelly
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Upton
Malvern
Valdare
Anthony
Bear River
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Northam
Mdgett
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Malcolm Baxter, Jr
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Robert H. McCurdy
Mckown
Providence
Alice Holbrook
Ellis
John Proctor
Henry H. Chamberlain
Wassendo
Harriet C. Whitehead
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Raritan River
N. J
City of Everett
Read
Lackawanna
Hoboken
Cohocton
Pocono
Caledonian
Manchester
Rotterdam
Cto
FY. & FE
Givan
St. John
N. B
Alma Nelson
la Have
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Columbian
London
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Esparza
Port Simon
C. R
Chippewa
Jacksonville
Charleston
Brunswick
Toronto
Lull
Eng
Felix
Richmond
John A. Briggs
Occidental
Newport
Iowa
Atkins Hughes
Gettysburg
Barry
Burnside
Mars
George RR. Stetson
Samuel J. Goucher
Majestic Presents Cavalleria Rusticana and I Pagliacci
San Carlo company stages a double bill with Cavalleria Rusticana and I Pagliacci at the Majestic drawing a large attentive audience. Principal performers include Signor Dani as Turiddu and Mme Tina Desana as Lola with strong chorus work and a generally high level of performance. Conductor Conti’s pacing caused some ragged readings. changes to the Pagliacci cast were announced ahead of the afternoon and evening performances with Naria Blanchart Opvezzo and Mo Wer in key roles.
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Cavalleria Rusticana
Santogba
Turiidu
Boston
Signor Dani
Ime
Desana
Oda
Noria
Senesseas
Blanchart Silvia
M. Glaccone
Nedda
Mme. Naria
M. Opvezzo
Canto
Conti
M. Blanchart
Tonio
Alda
Mme. Desana
Lucia
Alice Nielsen
San Carlo Season Ends with Dense Week of Opera and Plays
The San Carlo company closes its Boston week with Barbiere, Traviata, Carmen, Aida, Lohengrin, Don Giovanni, Faust, Lucia in one week. Nat C. Goodwin headlines Hollis work with American Citizen and The Master Hand. The Boston circuit books The Hypocrites at Park and The Red Mill at Colonial, plus Cheer, Boys, Cheer opens at the Boston.
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the Majestic
Ajda
Faust
Lucia
Nat C. Goodwin
the Hollis
Mizzoura
Boston
Park
Red Mill
Colonial
Strongheart
Globe
Lew Dockstader
Minstrels
Keith
Polly Pickle
Petland
Joseph Hart
Corinne
Harrigan
Little Hip
New York Hippodrome
Urbani
Castle Square Theatre
Deadwood Dick
Grand Opera House
Mme
Suzanne Adams
the Tremont
George Evans
Honey Boy
Ida Fuller
Fire Dancer
Winton
Mazie Scott
Livingstons
Cottrell
Powell
Clifton Crawford
Julian Rose
May Belfort
The
Yulians
Chester
Mme. Adams
Hardeen
Columbia
Keith's
Old Howard
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Arthur Maitland
Rose Sydell
Handel and Haydn Society to perform Messiah in Symphony Hall
Vladimir De Pachmann schedules his fourth recital for Friday afternoon January 10 at Jordan Hall. A request programme will be presented.
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Handel
Handel and Haydn Society
Symphony Hall
Vladimir de Pachmann
Jordan Hall
Cubs Will Not Train in Honduras Next Spring
Chicago December 20 Through a joke the impression spread that the Cubs would train in Honduras next spring. The Cubs have arranged training in the South through Alabama and Memphis.
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Chicago
Murphy
Cubs
Honduras
South
Alabama
Memphis
Umbrella Shop Offers Large Selection at 45 Winter Street
The Umbrella Store at 45 Winter Street promotes a wide assortment of novelties and top quality umbrellas from JohnT Manning. Free handle engraving protects buyers against loss while adding a personalized touch.
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Winter Street
Johnt. Manning
Boston
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