Imperial Rollers Setting the Pace
Imperial Rollers set pace in Greater Boston league matches reporting top scores. Esterbrook nets 237 in a string. Oberhauser leads three-string 648. Faneuil Commercial tops team three-string 2875 and 973 single. Imperial of Lynn leads team totals 671 and 1581.
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Newton
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Faneuil
Commercial League
How~att
Wiggins and Elwell
Bankers and Brokers’ League
Cole, Wildey
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Bowling Gossip Sparks Home Comeback by Bowliston Duo
The column notes Noddle’s home loss to the Boylstons for the first time in two years. Dave O’Brien shines for Wildey, while Clarke and Galway anchor the Boylston battery. Speculation includes a candlepin world series and calls for new anchors and better shows from several bowlers.
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Boylstons
Dave O'Brien
Wildey
Davy
Boylston
Clarke
Galway
Jack Sheafe
Jack
Back Bay
Cap” Green
Bill Clarke
Tred Harris
Fred
Matty McDonough
Corner Stone Laying for New Lutheran Church in Cambridge
Report of the corner stone ceremony at the new Lutheran Church in Cambridge with Rev. F. Jacobson and Rev. Gustave Nelsonius depicted at the event. A tablet rests on the corner stone as part of the ceremony.
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New Lutheran Church
Cambridge
F. Jacobson
Gustave Nelsonius
Cornerstone Layed for Swedish Lutheran Church in Cambridge
The Swedish Lutheran Attfustana Society of Cambridge laid the cornerstone at 313 Broadway Cambridgeport after a service in Luther Hall. Rev Dr F Jacobson led the ceremony with a pledge to complete a 12000 church within a year as funds were boosted by a surprise late-afternoon contribution.
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New York
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Prospect Street
Harvard and Navy deny rowing rift after announced no race
Harvard baseball players deny any feud with Navy after Annapolis said there would be no Harvard crew race next year. Players claim the two colleges are on good terms and insist no rupture has occurred, though Navy may avoid facing Harvard next season.
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Harvard
Middies
Colleges to Meet in 17th Intercollegiate Chess Tourney
Harvard Yale Princeton and Columbia clash in the 17th annual intercollegiate chess tournament in New York today through Wednesday. Opening matches set Harvard against Yale and Princeton against Columbia with Columbia the two year holder of the cup and Yale runner up followed by Harvard. The event begins at 1 pm in the West Side Republican Club rooms on Broadway and features long standing records of wins by Columbia Harvard and Yale.
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Boston Basketball Teams Line Up Tonight in South Boston
The John W H Baldwin eleven faces Walworth Manufacturing at Clan-na-Gael Hals in South Boston tonight. Star players Bibber Carey and Mat ty Doyle, both formerly of South Boston High, join Walworth. The Buchanans, undefeated this season, take on Auburn Academy.
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South Boston High
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Cardinal Lecot Dead in Chambery After Visit to Rome
Cardinal Victor Lecot archbishop of Bordeaux died in Chambery France from brain hemorrhage at a hotel while returning from Rome. He led French clergy liberal aims seeking settlement with the government and planned to present the Pope with a reform plan for clergy welfare.
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France
Victor Lucian Sulpice Lecot
Bordeaux
Rome
Cardinal Lecot
College of Cardinals
Harmony Sought in Democratic Ranks by Ex Mayors
Ex Mayor John F Fitzgerald and James Donovan press for party harmony in Boston politics. They warn that using the Democratic City Committee to nominate a mayoral candidate could lead to defeat. Both leaders advocate unity and harmony within the party to avoid division.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
James Donovan
Three Questions Answered on Harmony in Democratic Party
An interview with ex Mayor Witzgeer Ald and other city leaders discusses the prospects for party unity in the Democratic ranks for 1909. They urge loyalty over factionalism and support a nonpartisan candidate to head the city committee who will use party machinery to back the Democratic nominee.
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Democratic
Death Takes J. H. Kerrison
John H. Kerrison a long time Boston newspaper man died after a long illness. He was born in England and graduated at Oxford. He worked for the Montreal Star Boston Herald and Boston Post and ran a weekly paper Justice. Survived by wife two sons and two daughters. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at 901 Winthrop Avenue Beachmont.
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Boston
Mr. Kerrison
England
Oxford University
Ashton
America
Montreal Star
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Justice
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Boston American
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Beachmont
Winthrop Avenue
Waltham raid nets dozen men cited for gaming
Police at the Waltham station booked multiple men on the charge of presence at a gathering where gaming implements were found. Officers seized dice and cards hidden behind curtains and under tables while seeking others believed linked to the group.
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William Manning
Frank Duffy
Michael Farahar
Andrew O'Loughlin
Samuel Hartley
Andrew Donlan
William Gavin
Fred Gustafson
Joseph Burke
William Tower
W. J. Hardigan
Alexander McAllister
Joseph F. Kelley
John Troy
Fred Moriarity
Michael Donlon
Benjamin Walk
Joseph Newton
James Burke
James Kempton
Thomas Mitchell
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Fred Vino
Longboat Won't Race Shrubb Indoor in New York
Ottawa report says Tom Flanagan, manager of marathon champion Longboat, denies a Jan 9 Madison Square Garden match with Al Shrubb. He states the Indian will race any man but not on an indoor track, and he won’t discuss business until Longboat runs Dorando at Buffalo and Hayes at New York.
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Tom Flanagan
Tom Longboat
al Shrubb
Madison Square Garden
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Shrubb
Longboat
Dorando
Buffalo
Hayes
Pat Powers
Mianagan
Flanagan Backs Off On Longboat Shrubb Meeting
Flanagan declares Longboat will not meet Shrubb until after a prior return match with Dorando and Hayes, prompting speculation the Canadian manager seeks a pretext to block the Shrubb clash. A wire from sources earlier raised questions about this arrangement.
Eddie Curtis Seeks Rematch With Johnny Coulon Here
Eddie Curtis who was in this city for several months fought three times last week and won all the battles. He may appear in this city soon and is eager for a rematch with Johnny Coulon whom he defeated in Philadelphia in a mill in Boston.
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Curtis
Johnny Coulon
Philadelphia
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