Codman Defeats Old Dorchester in Suburban Interclub
Codman club dominates the Suburban Interclub match at Old Dorchester club house winning 6 of 10 points. Codman players Frizell and Eaton win both billiards games. Nickerson loses pool. Folsom edges Smith by one point. Codman takes two of three whist points. bowling favors Codman with 2402 total to 284? for Old Dorchester.
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Codman
Old Dorchester
Codman Club
Frizell
Eaton
Nickerson
Dyer
Smith
Folsom
Dorchester
Maton
Hooper
Ark
Bowler
Tilse
St. Sp. S. Ff
Cccesee
Ewerick
Carrick
Newtowne
Theassachusetts
Hollander
Central Club
Central
Newtowne Club
Centrals
Nhewtowne
Billiards
Wesc
Boves
Daniels
Bocn
Bailey Eeecesesteces
Eesectieseeoasse
Alley Esneceee
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Rlow Eeseses
Tris
Hales
Eerteces
Stout Key In Brown-Duwarrell Bowling League Victory
Stout of the Brown-Duwarrell Co. propelled his team to a win over Benn Arms Co in the 400 class merchants league at Boylston Alleys. His 469 led the evening, with Marcus of Boston Dry Goods and Trenthardt contributing 434 aiding the Winch Bros. squad as the teams posted notable scores.
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Stout
Brown-Duwarrell Co
Benn Arms Co
Boylston
Brown-Durrell Co
John P. Lovells
Marcues
Boston Dry Goods Company
Trenthardt
Winch Bros
Ewes Eesseees
E Rorthin
Z Ee
Washburn
Boston Dry Goods Co
Utter Ee Ee
Trenthardt Seer
Prize list and cash awards announced for game
A prize list promises $25 to the winner and rewards to the runner up. Details indicate a manager’s plan to engage participants and recognize top finishers in the alley contest.
Fragmented Patient Notes On Mouth Sores And Spots
Fragmentary OCR notes describe patches in the mouth and colored skin spots. The text mentions blood, a patient body and eyebrow area, with unclear medical guidance or diagnosis. The fragmentary nature limits precise conclusions.
Finals Set After Prelims in Local Tournament
The two man teams with the top ten scores from prelims advance to finals. The finals occur next Monday evening February 7 at 7:30 after a 6:00 finish. Prizes include $15 for the finals winner and $10 for the runner up plus contest notes on high strings and Pep awards.
High Scores in McCarthy Tourney at McCarthy Alleys
In the weekly candle pin roll-off Ed Bean and Enos McAllen led the McCarthy tourney at McCarthy Alleys. Bean rolled 299 for the top three strings with a 992 average, McAllen 296, Wheeler 264, Jouve 262, Barry 257. Hedge 249, Batson 245, Hull 244, Henry 2386.
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McCarthy’s
Ed Bean
Enos McAllen
Bean
McAllen
Wheeler
Jouve
Bill Barry
Barry
Hedge
Batson
Hull
Henry
Farrell Tops Candled Pin Tourney Field In City
Farrell leads with 3816 high total as tonight’s roll off looms for the candle pin event. Jack McDonough John Sub Way Murray Ed Bennett and Bill Kirby join a Boston bout for cash this week while Parks of United States Casualty posts two big strings at Sudbury alleys. Miss Harris bowls 189 for a string at large pins and dares any rival lady in Boston to challenge for the premiership. Five Portland bowlers set to meet last year’s McCarthy squad on Feb 8 at McCarthy alleys. The Boston team roster includes Wilby Sheafe McDonough Bean and Flowers. Insurance League games were postponed last night while Paige vs Beagnett shifts to Friday and North pinerons vs Boston Marine to a later date. Newtowne Club at night tests a new competition style emphasizing outpointing an opponent over team score.
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Boston
Portland
McCarthy
Wilby
Sheafe
McDonough
Bean
Flowers
Insurance League
Paige
Beagnett
North Pinerons
Boston Marine
Newtowne Club
Wizard Schaefer Shines In Billiards at Hub Parlor
The hub patrons watched Wizard Schaefer score 300 in an afternoon match with a 121-2 average while facing Fred Eames who put up 143. Tonight Schaefer faces Saylor and Eames in the evening session.
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Wizard Schaefer
Fred Eames
Saylor
Schaefer
Cckacehsievineceacesst
Aske
Yale Track Outfits and Indoor Meets Highlight Winter Sports
Over 100 men join Yale track. Dan Cupid 2.09 percent to be sold by William elly. Indoor meets at Chauncy Hall and Holy Cross planned for February and March. Cornell 101-5 sprint record and U P training table noted. Diamond ring prize at Chicago tourney received by Jake Schaefer. John Nilsson to headline six-man speed race at Tocust street rink. Bay State Wheelmen and White team woo North Shore Athletic Club for Boston Casino rink visit. Planet 2.04% favorite attracts $2500 wager from Barney Demarest against Guinette Bumps or rivals over two miles.
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Yale
Dan Cupid
Rossville
William Elly
Knickerbocker
New York
Chauncy Hall School
Technology
Holy Cross College
Cornell
U. of P. English High School
Tiffany
Chicago
Jake Schaefer
Tocust Street
John Nilsson
Bay State Wheelmen
City Polo League
North Shore Athletic Club
Lynn
Boston
Casino
Barney Demarest
Planet
Guinette Bumps
Massachusetts league set to meet in Worcester this week
Captain Hugh Duffy visits Franklin Field as ice conditions allow. Captain Joe Kelly may coach Georgetown varsity in Cambridge before Southern trip. Haverhill appoints John Chalk as printing superintendent with Central Labor Union backing. Worcester hosts a meeting of a proposed Massachusetts league with reps from Webster East Douglas Grafton Marlboro Milford and Worcester. Joe Bean remains active as athletic manager at Cambridgeport gym. John Pappalau visits Holy Cross and heads to Milwaukee. President Nick Young of George Andrews in Florida readies for schedule amid Southern State sunny days. Waltham players Jack McAllister Charley McKenna and John Ifin join Holy Cross next season with Bill Lyons and John Burke home for midyear break.
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Hugh Duffy
Bostons
Franklin Field
Joe Kelly
Baltimores
Cambridge
Georgetown
John ‘T. Chalk
Haverhills
Haverhill
Central Labor Union
Massachusetts
Worcester
Webster
East Douglass
Grafton
Marlboro
Milford
Joe Bean
Newports
Cambridgeport
John Pappalau
Holy Cross
Providence
Milwaukee
Hobe Whiting
Pawtuckets
Salem
Murnane
Nick Young
George Andrews
Philes
Orange Groves
Florida
Jack McAllister
Charley McKenna
John Ifin
Waltham Boys
Holy Cross Liege
Bill Lyons
Roxbury
John J. Burke
No Sanction Wide Tire Law Opposed in Racing Board Row
Chief Consul Elliott files petition to pass a wide tire ban while race promoters and track managers seek blanket sanctions to secure prime dates. National Cycle Track Association and American Cycle Racing Association of New York seek season dates from Chairman Mott, who vows no blanket approval and to curb racing monopolies. He cites rules against appearance money and recalls suspensions to deter improper payments. He also says new season rules aim to satisfy all parties.
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L. A. W. Racing Board
National Cycle Track Association
American Cycle Racing Association of New York
Mott
Racing Board
Mr. Mott
Michael
Bald
Tom Cooper
Wide Tire Law Proposed by League of American Wheelmen
Chief Consul Sterling Elliott filed a petition with the Legislature requesting passage of a wide tire law in the name of the League of American Wheelmen.
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League of American Wheelmen
Sterling Elliott
Tom Lintons Plans for Welsh Cyclist in America
If Tom Linton succeeds, the last Welsh cyclist to reach New York Sunday will face a busy summer. He may stay in the United States until 1900 before returning to race at the Paris Exposition. He seeks match races with top middle distance riders including Taylore Michael McDuffee and Starbuck, whom he has faced before.
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Tom Linton
New York
America
Taylore
Michael
McDuffee
Starbuck
Boston Bicycle Gossip Covers Club Meeting And Winners
The Boston '99 Meet Club convened at Copley Square Hotel while John H. George of Philadelphia won the Century Road Club mileage contest with 32 479 miles and Mrs. A M C Allen of Worcester led Massachusetts with 21 026 miles. Chelsea Cycle Club complains of unfair treatment at New Bedford. disputes with referee over Dick Cronin and Robbie Urquhart protests. Trinity C social drew over fifty couples in Lincoln Hall with directors named. Chelsea C C and Elm Co Cc were represented by members J H Greeley and A Rogers.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Bulletin
Russia Building
Atlantic Avenue
Congress and
Pearl Streets
Chicago
George W. Dorntee
Racing Board
Casket Company
Dorntee
Sudbury Street
City
Chelsea Cycle Club
New Bedford
Adelphi
Dick Cronin
Cronin
Bennett
Robert Urquhart
Robbie
Chelsea
Berkeley C. C
Winthorp
C. C
Winthrops
Tiger Roadsters
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Malden Roadsters
C. G. Percival
McGarrett
Percival
Three Classes of Men and the Dr Sanden Belt
Dr A R Sanden offers a private pamphlet titled Three Classes of Men detailing 30 years as a nervous disorders specialist. It describes causes such as youthful errors and claims the Dr Sanden Electric Belt healed 5000 men last year.
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Dr. Sanden
A.R. Sanden
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Boxing Gossip Sees Timmy Kearns Shine in Boston
Charley Farrell arrives in Boston after touring Portland. He watches Timmy Kearns spar eight rounds with Jig Stone at the Bigelow Club and then teams up for six rounds with Kearns. Farrell praises Kearns as a rising lightweight with elite footwork and power and notes Kearns trains intensely before heading to Cleveland.
Sears Defeats Frazier in 125-Pound Bout
At the Hoffman Athletic Club on January 31 Mike Sears of this city defeated Jack Frazier of California after twelve rounds. Referee John Sheehan of Boston awarded Sears the decision in the close contest.
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Lynn
Hoffman Athletic Club
Mike Sears
Jack Frazier
California
John Sheehan
Boston
Sears
Boston Faces Dual Violent Snow Storm Edge
The article describes a severe double snow storm aimed at Boston with strong Virginia air masses meeting northwest clouds. City streets froze over as pedestrians sheltered by streetcars and conductors endured icy blasts and biting winds in Dock Square and Scollay Square.
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Boston
Dock Square
John Quincy Adams
Governor Winthrop
wupon_ Scollay Square
Snow Envelops Boston Landmark Near Bunker Hill
A heavy mantle of snow covers a well known Boston figure and the old monument marking the Bunker Hill heroes, looming above tall buildings shrouded on both sides by the white cover.
Snow Siege Halts Boston Trains and Wires
A severe blizzard blankets Boston and surrounding streets causing major delays. Trains run late or are abandoned as snow piles up, trolley lines fail, and telegraph wires go down isolating the city after midnight. Rail, streetcar, and power service struggle to recover while ships head into rough seas.
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Charlestown
Malden
Everett
Somerville
Charlestown Neck
Bunker Hill
Hancock Square
Bowdoin
Square
Washington Street
Grand Opera House
Dover Street
Harrison Avenue
Hayware Street
Brighton and Reservoir
Mumford
Boston
Springfield
Framingham
Worcester
Palmer
Wind Stoppages Hit Winthrop Branch Telegraph Lines
Severe wind at Air Junction toppled two telegraph poles across the Narrow Gauge and Boston track at 9:15 pm. All traffic halted for hours while ferries ran double trips due to growing passenger load. Authorities note the poles were comparatively new and surprised by failure.
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Boston
Ships Held by the Enemy Snowed In at Harbor
A fleet of more than twenty five vessels arrived amid a heavy southeast snow storm with no departures seen until weather clears. Steamers Catalonia Belvidere and Cunarder Catalonia were held for safety off shore. The Klondike schooner Reub L Richardson was also delayed after clearance for San Francisco. Captain Crosby noted swift winter passage for Lancastrian eight days twenty three hours thirty minutes.
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Catalonia
Belvidere
Vineyard Heaven
Klondike
Harbior
City of Gloucester
F. A. Pike
St. Ronans
London
Storm King
Antwerp
Liverpool
Crosby
Thomas
Grand Banks
John M. Haswell
George Robinson
Cambroman
Strathmore
Hamburg
E. E. Paine
Jamaica
Long Wharf
Reub L.’ Richardson
Timothy Murphy
San Francisco
Ice Locked Wharf Delays Revenue Crew Return in Frost
Revenue cutters Dallas and Manning anchored off Rowe's wharf while a Dallas cutter crew rowed ashore to a dock blocked by thick ice. Norwegian sailors labored half an hour to clear a channel. A frost formed on granite avenues, framing a stark winter scene as fishermen landed 150,000 pounds of fresh fish and steamers stayed put.
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Revenue
Dallas
Manning
Rowe’s Wharf
State Street
Revenue Cutter
Haddock
Weather dispatch notes mixed gale and snow
At 1 30 the Associated Press had no line from the city while Western Union and Postal were in the same boat. The weather bureau reported a gale at Nantucket with heavy snow but further north the snowfall appeared light.
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Associated Press
Western Union
Postal
Weather Bureau
Nantucket
Train Delayed by Blizzard Rides to Union Station
A Boston and Maine train leaving Salem at 10 50 p m reached Union Station at 2 20 a m in heavy snow and ice. The engine struggled near Everett, moving briefly then halting for long stretches while telegraph wires lay torn on the cowcatcher.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Salem
Union Station
Everett
Bugner Questioned After Doorway Scuffle and Shooting
Ragnet Out officials asked Mr. Killion to examine Bugner who complained about being paraded. Bugner resembled the smaller of two men but face unseen. Barbers Crowley and Grady, next to Killion's saloon, will be asked to view Bugner. they witnessed the doorway scuffle in which Fish was shot.
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Mr. Killion
Bugner
Fish
Providence Hat Clue Ties Union Brand To Suspect
Inspector Wise investigates a Union Hat Company hat found on Border street as detectives trace a hold‑up in the yard behind 33 Liverpool street. Officers study Garvey’s near‑shooting coat and follow leads on Bugner and Grace, with potential Lynn ties and East Boston associates.
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Wise
Providence
Border Street
Union Hat Company
Lebysset Street
Liverpool Street
Tryder
Clegg
Grace
Bugner
Mr. Geldert
Quinn
Boston
Garvey
Fish
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Bay State
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