Pillsbury Draws At Monte Carlo Chess Round Two
At Monte Carlo on February 4 the second round of the international chess tournament produced several decisive results. Pillsbury drew with Wolf, Schlechter beat Reggio, Janowski defeated Mortimer, Napier lost to Gunsberg, Marco defeated Elsenberg, and Tarrasch later abandoned the position after beating Marshall.
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Snte Carlo
Marshall
Tarrasch
Wolf
Pillsbury
Mieses
Albin
Schlechter
Reggio
Janowski
Mortimer
Popi
Teichmann
Napier
Gunsberg
Eisenberg
Marco
Scheve
Mas
Wm. Tschigorin
Marocsy
Hmann
Eggie
Poptel
Asenberg
Popier
Elsenberg
Sandow at Harvard Exhibition Stirs Student Awe
Sandow displayed his muscles on a Harvard Union stage last night with Dr. Sargent of Hemenway Gymnasium giving remarks. He outlined Sandow life facts and lauded his muscular development. Each pose drew wild applause as Harvard men acknowledged Sandow as superior to ancient Greek athletes. Dr. Sargent announced Harvard would receive a cast of Sandow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandow
Harvard Union
Dr. Sargent
Hemenway Gymnasium
Harvard
Pr. Sargent
Yale Football Men Report for Spring Practice
About 50 to 60 Yale football players, including eight regulars and 12 substitutes from last year, reported to the Yale gym tonight at Captain George Chadwick's call. He urged maintaining fitness and strong study results to average at least 2.25 in June exams to be eligible next fall, with spring practice set to begin in late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NPW
Boxing Gossip and Fights on Tap for Various Boxers
Jeffries offers Fitzsimmons a final 75 to 25 split with winner take all possible. Newcastle bout Curley versus Roberts postponed for unexplained reasons. Choynski versus Karrahan off as arrangements lacked principal consent. Jig Stone buys a sweater for his Daniel Snyder bout, to avoid cold during daily 15 mile runs. McNeil and Bolles expected to clash in a strong contest with large local followings. Twin Sullivan travels from Cambridge to meet Charley Burns in Chicago for purse odds. Several boxers and managers, including McGowan Callahan Maher Kerrigan Clonagherty, urged to report to the office for final summons. Billy Hill plans a southbound run seeking matches, aims one more local bout at 7 pm this week. Letters for Jack O’Brien and young Allen of the South End seek potential matches at Charlestown A. C. and 352 Washington Street respectively. T. W. Connors clarifies Thomas Burke’s lack of club authority on Roanoke S. and C. matters. Merriam and Allston contact details for J. J. O’Brien listed among boxing contacts.
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Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Newcastle
Will Curley
Jack’’ Roberts
Joe Choynski
Bill
Karrahan
Choynski
Stone
Danny’’ Snyder
Dave McNeil
Harry Bolles
Twin
Sullivan
Cambridge
Windy City
Charley
Harry McGowan
Jerry’’ Callahan
Ed’ Maher
Kerrigan
Martin Clonagherty
Billy Hill
Hill
Post Sporting Room
Jack O’brien
Young Allen
South End
Thomas I. Burke
Burke
Egw Merriam, Milton
J. J. O’brien
Aldie Street
Allston
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Boston A A bulletin notes skating across Jamaica to Dedham areas
The BR A A bulletin lists good skating on Jamaica, Spy and Hammond's eee, on the Charles River at Kendrick's ridge, Cow Island Fend and Dedham, and on the Sudbury and Concord rivers near Wayland and Neord. A Tiger Wheelmen vs Metropolitan Wheelmen bowling match is postponed to Feb 13. Ware may move to New York for a challenge cup defense. Holy Cross vs Georgetown added to BAA games. New England AAA annual meeting and officers election tonight at the American House. South Boston Yacht Club marks its 84th anniversary ball at Paul Revere Hall tonight. Bowling tonight features Marketmen’s League, Butter vs. Poultry, City Candle Pin League, Hub at Carruth, etc.
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BR. A. A
Jamaica
Hammond
Charles River
Kendrick's Ridge
Cow Island Fend
Dedham
Sudbury
Concord
Wayland
Neord
Tiger Wheelmen
Metropolitan Wheelmen
K. Ware
Mechanics
Marketmen's League
City Candle
Hub
Carruth
Boylston
Webster
City Hall
Jefferson
St. James
McCarthy
Murray & Irwin's
English High School Drubs Olympia A C in Fast Victory
The Boston English High School basketball team won decisively over Olympia A C yesterday afternoon, scoring 49 points to 2. The lineup featured Viney and McKermney among others, with Sculley Kelley and Heard also contributing.
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Boston English High School
Olympia A. C
English High School
Olympia
I. Hhss
Ay Viney
Sedcian
Ans
York Peanedy
Eh Batty Walker
Lee ES
Lawrence McKermney
Sculley Kelley
Heard
National Cycling Association Holds Annual Meeting
The National Cycling Association met in New York to elect officers and boards, hear appeals, and approve franchise changes. The board reduced Jay Eaton’s life suspension to two years and referred a McDuffee fine to the ARCU. Officials planned by-laws revisions and a three-class franchise system.
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New York
National Cycling Association
J. Frank Eline
Baltimore
Massachusets Athletic Association
Charles River Park
American Racing Cyclist Union
Frank L. Kramer
Board of Appeals
Jay Eaton
Vailsburg
N. J
B. A. McDuffee
Floyd McFarland
Board of Control
New Jersey
American Bicycle Track Association
N. L. Bridgman
J. J. ‘Nevin
Jersey City
Pat Sheehan
Providence
F. A. McFarland
Boston
George M. Hendee
Springfield
C. E. Bloemecke
Newark
Felix R. Wendelschaefer
Thomas A. Roe
A. G. Batchelder
R. F. Kelsey
N. E. Turgeon
Buffalo
N. Y
C. R. Klosterman
Harry Hartley
Jacksonville
Fla
W. I. Doty
Denver
Col
W. IL
J.oos
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank J. Kramer
American Racing Cyclists’ Union
Detroit
Mich
G. A. Needham
Brooklyn
Abbot , Bassett
Mass
M. L. i Bridgman
Horace S. Fogel
Philadelphia
L. A. Miles
Chicago
A. A. McLean
Orlando Stevens
Lowell
Fred Lake
Albert Champion
Tom Eck
Coney Island
Champion
Eck
Batchelder
St Alphonsus Hosts Second Annual Gymnastic and Rowing Carnival
Fully 1800 athletic enthusiasts gathered at St Alphonsus Hall Roxbury for the second annual gymnastic exhibition and indoor rowing carnival. Joe Maguire of the Bradford Boat Club defeated Frank Greer of East Boston in a one mile and a half race on improved machines. Spectators from multiple clubs cheered as Brignolia and Fleming won their heats and the final race saw the Millstreams beat the Bradfords.
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St. Alphonsus Hall
Roxbury
St. Alphonsus Association
Joe’’ Maguire
Bradfords
Frank Greer
East Boston
Joseph Maguire
Bradford Boat Club
Fast Boston
John’p. Fox
Tis Place
Greer
Maguire
St. Alphonsts
R. IF. Fleming
St. Alphonsus Club
Larry” Brignolia
Fleming
St. Joseph's Athletic Association
St. Joseph's
Cambridgeport Gymasium Assocation
Cambridge Oarsmen
Riverside
Shawmut
Riversides
Bradford
Brignolia
Millstreams
St. Alphonsus
Tooney
McCormick
Blackman
Hale
St. Joseph's A. A
Dean
Farley
Bivort Wins Monte Carlo Grand Prix Pigeon Shoot
Only four contestants survived to the 11th round in the finals at Monte Carlo. Belgian shooters Bivort and Van Langhendoek and Italians Perigo and Prince Hercd agreed to divide the stakes of 1828 and shoot for the gold medal. Bivort won on the 19th bird.
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Monte Carla
MM. Bivort
van Langhendoek
Belgium
M. Perigo
Prince Hercd
Italy
M. Bivort
Nas turitilum in London Derby candidate ill with cough
In London February 4 Truth reports Nas turitilum, William CC Whitney's Derby hopeful, has been coughing for 10 days and other Heath House horses show similar afflictions. It warns the illness may spread but hopes the stable with many high class animals remains unaffected.
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London
Truth
Nasturitilum
William CC
Whitney
Heath House
Rower match results from St. Josephs and Cambridgeport crews
In a rowing event Galvin and Burke led St. Josephs A A to victory against St Alphonsus second crew, Fleming and Gilroy in key seats. Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association edged their counterparts with Grainey and Brown in strong strokes, while Shawmut faced Collins and Hutchinson in the stroke seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin
Burke
St. Joseph's A. A. St. Alphonsus
Fleming
Gilroy
Egan
Cleary
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Grainey
Brown
Cody
Berkely
Shawmut
Collins
Hutchinson
River side Boat Club victory in carnival rowing bouts
iPhoto by Bissonnette and J M'CARTH chairman note the St Alphonsus Association carnival action last night. River side Boat Club defeated Callahan and Dwyer crew. Millstreams beat Bradfords in another rowing matchup with strokes and bows named.
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Post
Riverside Boat Club
Shawmuts
J. H. McAuliffe
M. J. Dwyer
P. J. Brassil
J. J. Toomey
iPhoto
Bissonnette
DD. J. M'Carth
St. Alphonsus Association
Heiper Sells Angus Heifer for Record Price in Chicago
The Aberdeen Angus heifer Black Cap Judy sold at Dexter Park Amphitheatre Union Stock Yards to H. Gardner of Blindinsville NL for 6800 dollars, establishing a new female record price for all breeds since 1872. Missie Short Horn heifer set the 690 mark in Chicago last December, and the prior Angus high was 2600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dexter Park
Linion Stock Yards
H. Gardner
Blindinsville
Missie
Osmo chemic physicians offer free X ray cure claims
The Osmo chemic physicians publicly tout a cure for asthma consumption cancer and tumors with a new X ray method. They announce free consultation and examination in the Colonial building through February 15 and promise guaranteed cures with Dr Plunkett inviting patients deemed incurable by others to seek treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sxsa
Jenner
Ltarvey
Pasteur
Plunkett
Directory of Cured Patients Reveals Disease-based Listings
A prepared directory classifies cured patients by their disease. Those doubtful about Dr. Plunkett's discovery can locate nearby patients, call them, and verify before consulting the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Plunkett
Manhattan Club Ball Opens 18th Annual Event In Paine Memorial
An immense crowd attended the 18th annual Manhattan Club ball at Paine Memorial Ball last evening. A short promenade concert preceded the grand march led by Thomas Mackey and Mrs. P. McCaffrey with 1680 couples in line. Christopher P. McCaffrey served as floor marshal and the ball committee included prominent Messrs. McCaffrey and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Club
Paine
Norman Company
Thomas Mackey
Committee of Arrangements
Manhattan Club Ball
Co. P. McCaffrey
Christopher P. McCaffrey
C. P. M'Caffrey
Club Officers Named In Local Association Roster
Thomas Mackey chairs the meeting with Solon Stone John Morrissey D J Murphy James J Sintery John M Fitzgerald J F Wellin and C P McCaffrey listed as president of the club in the latest roster and leadership line up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mackey
Solon Stone
John Morrissey
D. J. Murphy
James J. Sintery
John M. Fitzgerald
J. F. Wellin
CC. P. McCaffrey
Scrambled Massachusetts Residential Names List
A mixed OCR fragment lists multiple Massachusetts residents with addresses including Somerville South Sudbury East Boston Cambridgeport Gloucester Dorchester Roxbury Dorchester and Cambridge. Names include Mr J F Burens Mrs Florence Morgan Alden Fuller James Wildes Martin Merton Martin Downey H A Ford Arthur White Mrs Geo Puleifer John Cook Daniel Mullane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Burens
Robinson St
Somerville
William B. Bailey
Sudbury
Mass
Florence Morgan
Middlesex St
City
Alden Leroy Fuller
Wood St
Witchbury
James B. Wildes
Talbot Ave
Dorchester
Martin Merton
Thorn St
Woburn
Martin E. Downey
Cohasset St
H. A. Ford
Trenton St
Boston
Arthur White
Main St
Cambridgeport
Geo. Puleifer
Washington St
Gloucester
John D. Cook
Burnside Ave
Daniel Mullane
School St
Roxbury
Residents Named in City Address Log
Mrs. Jane Collins of 27 Soley Street Charlestown Mass and Mr. G L Perkins of 6 Mt Pleasant Street Somerville Mass appear in a local address listing. The entry records names and street addresses without further context or events.
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Jane Collins
Soley St
Charlestown
Mass
G. L. Perkins
Mt. Pleasant St
Somerville
Disease of the nerves listed with five residents
Miss Abbie F Jenks of Franklin widow J S Monroe of Woburn street? Neuritis and insomnia entries for five local residents: Miss Jenks, Mr Monroe, Mr Bowmen, Mrs Hunt with addresses in Franklin W Somerville Hyde Park.
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Abbie F. Jenks
Queen St
Franklin
Mass
J. S. Monroe
Greenville St
Sumner Eli Bowman
Dover St
W. Somerville
Mary F. Hunt
Pierce St
Hyde Park
Names and addresses listed for residents and illness
Chas E Hodges of Fitchburg Mrs Sarah L Wintchenbach aged 88 of Dedham Mrs A James of Dorchester and Mr Benjamin Lewis of Boston are noted with lumbago among the cited residents and addresses in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Hodges
Fitchburg
Mass
Sarah L. Wintchenbach
Clark St
Dedham
A. James
Page Ave
Dorchester
Benjamin Lewis
Clarendon St
Boston
Mrs McFarland Flanders Rogers Allen Swanson seek stomach care
A brief public notice lists several residents by name and address in Cambridgeport Lynn and Cambridge seeking medical attention for stomach disease. The filing cites health concerns affecting multiple Cambridge area households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McFarland
Howard St
Cambridgeport
Mass
Charlotte E. Flanders
Fiske Pl
Cambridge
Grace Rogers
Milford
Ida M. Allen
Lynn
Emma Swanson
Massachusettts Ave
Belfry Club Match Falls to 99th Artillery Team
In Lexington on February 4 the Old Belfry Club host venue saw the home team lose two of three games to the 99th Artillery Association. Tower’s 227 was the best score of the night.
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Lexington
Lewiston 2 Clinton 1 in well fought hockey clash
Lewiston defeated Clinton 2 to 1 in a tightly contested game. Both teams played well with the outcome decided only at the final bell. Attendance 500. Referee O'Brien. Burnsburg?
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Lewiston
Moe
Clinton
Moriivers
Fons Oe
Gardiner Pru
Cashman Scots
Steps— Burgess
Cashman
Hushes —McGilvray
Cunningham
O'Brien
Tliner
Me Donough
Salem Defeats Lawrence at Local Rink 5-1
Salem overwhelmed Lawrence 5 to 1 as Heffernan stood out in goal. Key players included Jason Raager and Tibbetts contributing strong rushes, with Heffernan making 36 stops and Tibbetts 33. Referee Connolly, timer Porter, and 80 spectators aided the scene.
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Salem
Lawrence
A? Heffernen
Jason Raager
Gavitt Ergholey
Wiley Sphara
H. B
Devlin Teanorgs
Tibbetts
Jason
Whipple
Heffernan
O' Hara
Connolly
Thurene and White Listed in Local Notices
Miss Huldah Thurene of 356 Commonwealth Ave and Mr Albert E White of 97 Shirley St Winthrop Mass are named in a local public notice listing residents. The brief entry records address details and individuals involved in the community record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huldah Thurene
Commonwealth Ave
Albert E. White
Shirley St
Winthrop, Mass
Mr Eugene Noore at 24 Forbes Street Jamaica Plain
A fragment lists an individual named Eugene Noore with a street address 24 Forbes Street in Jamaica Plain. No further context or action is provided in the readable text.
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Eugene Noore
Forbes St
Jamaica Plain
Dr Plunkett's Vast Experience in Healing
Dr. Plunkett touts immense experience in treating the sick and a gift for healing. He criticizes high physician fees and monthly payments, and asserts duty to refund fees if relief is not achieved. His life principles are to do unto others, relieve suffering, and cure the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Plunkett
Massachusetts
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Offices in Boston
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine lists Jr Plunkett MD and J P Naughton MD as consulting physicians. Permanent offices are in the Colonial Building at 100 Boylston Street, Boston Mass. Office hours run 9 to 12, 2 to 4, and 7 to 8 daily, with the Sabbath day closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Sanden
Tremont St
Boston
Mass
Press Cycling Club Elects Walter T Hannigan President
Walter T. Hannigan was again elected president of the Press Cycling Club at its annual meeting held Monday evening at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Hannigan
The
Press Cycling Club
Club names officers and committees for prosperous year
Reports from committees show a prosper ous year for the club. Elected officers include Vice-president C C Chapman secretary D N Robinson treasurer John Mardon Jr captain IF L Sampson first Lieutenant James J Werr second Lieutenant H W Hitchborn ensign MK E Wheaton bugler J T Elliot and governing board B H Oates George E Trann auditing committee H V Batchelder J F Kelley J H Kelsey entertainment committee J S T Thornton George L Coburn C I L Sampson George BE Trann W J Hannigan house committee R A Julian John H Mullen E F E Wheaton James L Kerr George B Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Chapman
D. N. Robinson
John Mardon, Jr
IF. L. Sampson
Hmeutenant
H. W. Hitchborn
Ensign
E. Wheaton
J. T. Elliot
B. H. Oates
George
Mass Bicycle Club Elects Officers at Banquet
The Massachusetts Bicycle Club held its annual banquet and officer election at the club house with about 1% attendance. Elected officers are President KE W McGlenen Vice President Frank B Lawrence Secretary George KE Andrews Treasurer Howard K Morine and house committee members Hiram McKay George Shackley J E Riedell Frank H Campbell and William T Birely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
KE. W. McGlenen
Frank B. Lawrence
George KE. Andrews
Howard K. Morine
Hiram McKay
George Shackley
J. E. Riedell
Frank H. Campbell
William T. Birely
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VAL. Blatz Brewing CO
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Sudbury St
Wire
Smith & Co
Hartford
Richard F. Kelley
New England
N. C. A. Board of Control
Wood
Floyd A. M’farland
Abbot Bassett
S&s
Edward Hanlan ‘Ten Stock
Bivort
Nasturtium
Costello
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Heiper
John Cassidy
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Eee
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Rich
Taber
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Blike
Reese
Arlington
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Arlington Boat Club
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Ntvo Ee Og Hesteeesseeede
Ymouth
Mass. Club
Worcester
Portland
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