Old Contest For Gilt-Edge Honors In Boston Bowling League
The Amateur Bowling League of Boston and vicinity sees Charlestown, Boston Athletic, and Old Dorchester lead as rivals battle for the gilt edge. Week of strong scores with no records, BA A. and Charlestown near top, Newtowne rising, Sudbury and St James high in averages, with fourteen teams supporting a tight race ahead of a pivotal Tuesday clash at the BA A alleys.
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Boston and Vicinity
Charlestown
Boston Athletic
Old Dorchester
Unicorn
All Stars
Dorchester
The
Newtowne
Arlington
Newton
Old Belfry
Wardwell
Skinner
Fred Wood
Smith
Woods
Warren Hill
Southwell
Interclub tournament buzz across Massachusetts clubs
In all departments of the Massachusetts Interclub tournament a lively time unfolds for championship honors. Glendon leads billiards with Kernwood and Oxford close. Oxford tops Kernwood in wins while Kernwood scores most points. Glendon also leads pool by three games with Newtowne and Philedian tied for second. Melrose A. C. rises while Jeffries falls. Whist sees a three way tie among Newtowne Kernwood Reading. Melrose A. C. leads in wins and total pin fall. 9th Artillery second. Newtowne and Jeffries share third. Kernwood and Central tie for fourth. Philedian and Glendon near.
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Massachusetts
Glendon Club
Kernwood
Oxford
Gienwood
Glendon
Melrose A. C
Artillery
Newtowne
Jeffries Club
Central
Philedian
Billiards Club
Wontagh
Seer Serrervens
Eeeeeeees Duomo
Aecsebeeees See
Xford
Jeffries
Central Oxford Peeeer
Ecasetskanesians
Wee
Ea Ak
Hub team sets score record in Candle Pin League meet
The Hub crushed a league record with 1390 pins and narrowly missed the world mark of 1399 set by Meyers three years earlier. Hedge of the Hub claimed a new individual record with 322 for three strings. In Division A Boylston leads after defeating Central, who hold second with Jefferson third. Division B shows a tie for first place.
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Hub
Meyers
Hedge
Boylston
Central
Pines
Jefferson
City League bowls tight race as three weeks remain
The City League standings show Boylston leading by one game over Meyers with Hub tied for first. Carruth sits third, Sherman next, while Sudbury Murray & Irwin and McCarthy wrestle a three way tie. Prospect near bottom and Nobles last with no wins. Fred Williams likely champion with 171 average in 170 class.
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Boylston
Meyers
Hub
Carruth
Sherman
Sudbury
Murray & Irwin
McCarthy
Prospect
Fred Williams
Crockett
George Cox
Rogtst
Meyer
Eevee
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Noble
Williams, Roy
Norton
Jrockett, Boy
Kinsman
Car
Brown, My
y . _O’Bryan
Andrews, Sher
Bresnahan, Sud
Kennedy, Hub
Ahaa
Merriam
McIntosh, Noble
Brown
Pros
Lawson, My
Ross, McC
Comieata
Garbutt, McC
Brown Durrell Leads Mercantile Bowling Standings
The Brown Durrell team tops the Mercantile League, after a week in first, tied with American W W Company for over a month. American W W Company and Dennison Manufacturing share second place, while John P Lovell Arms just beat the watch team for its first win. Clapp Tilton and Boston Dry Goods are tied for third with John P Squire close behind, and Saunders of the Watch team remains the top bowler with 168 average. Cox is six pins back. Twenty two bowlers have an over average this week.
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Sudbury
James
McIsaac
Jack Sheare
Bill’ Barry
Barry
Pins, Brown, Durrell & Co
American W. Ww
Eneees
Eaterene
Dennison Mfg. Co
Eae Eeresees
Clapp & Tilton
Boston Dry Goods Co
John FP. Squire & Co
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
Winch Bros
Town, Brown, Durrell & Co
Stout, Brown, Durrell & Co
Mathews
Clap & Ees
Sawyer
Ellis
Clapp Tilton
Higgins
Bion Mfg
Carter
Soutter
Washburn
John P
Brown-Durrell
Mercantile League
American W. W. Company
Dennison Manufacturing Company
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Watch
Shawmut Nails Roxbury League Title Lead
Shawmut holds a two game edge to secure the Roxbury League championship as Norfolk trails in second and Germania third, one game behind Norfolk. Individual leader Mr Binns averages 164, with Moffit 153 and Inman 152 for the Norfolk club.
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Shawmut
Norfolk
Germania
Mr. Binns
Moffit
Norfolks
Inman
Mofft
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Eagles
Chester
Mack
W. Ferris
Ger
Gramer
Marden
Bartlett
Gumpright
Shaw
F. Ferris Creighton
Donhoffer
Young
Beler
Eeeee
Clark
Dodge
Eagles Morris
Berle
Bergdou
Boston Candle Pin Team to Meet Portland in Return Match
Tomorrow evening at McCarthy alleys a large crowd will gather for a candle pin bowing contest between Boston and vicinities All-Bostons and Portland Me The Boston five are Wilby Sheafe McDonough Collins and Bean The Portland lineup will be strong with minor changes from last year The event starts at 8 o clock and features five strings showing a star attraction for local bowlers.
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McCarthy Alleys
Boston
Portland
Pines Alleys
Boston Boys
Thomas Wilby
John S. McDonough
Thomas Collins
Ed Bean
Funeral of John B Fowler Seen By Racing Team
The Waltham racing man John B Fowler was buried at Mt Feake Cemetery after a late Friday death from blood poisoning following appendicitis. Pallbearers included Gaston Plain tiff Arthur W Porter A B Winkley and L P Callahan. The New England delegation to the national assembly left with full ranks as auditors critique league financial records and urge turnover to successors. The L A W treasury shows 8683 dollars. A new seat post design uses a pivoting split to clamp the rider’s weight, allowing instant release when pulled upward.
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John B. Fowler
Waltham Racing
Gaston Plaintiff
Arthur W. Porter
A. B. Winkley
L. P. Callahan
Mr. Fowler
Mt. Feake
New England
National Assembly
League
L. A. W. Treasury
Cambridgeport Gym Open Indoor Games Set for Feb 14
The Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association hosts its annual indoor games on Prospect Street Monday evening Feb 14. Events include sprints, potato race, high jump, 600-yard run, mile, shot put, and a team race with two prizes per event. Entries close Feb 9 with John Bowler. entry fees 2.5 cents per event and 10 cents for each additional event.
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Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Prospect Street
John Bowler
Ten Eyck Opponent Weighs Halifax Rowing Link
Joe Heffier brother of Ernest Heffier, amateur Maritime Provinces champion, is in Boston seeking to arrange a match with Ned Ten Eyck and Ernest. Halifax and Nova Scotia fans want the oarsmen to meet. Ernest, 21, last season at 170 pounds, defeated Mosher to win the single scull title and is building a new London shell with new features.
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Joe Heffier
Ernest Heffier
Maritime Provinces
Boston
Ned Ten Eyck
Ernest
Halifax
Nova
Mosher
London
Bunker Hill Tammany Sees Lecture Benefit Plan
The Bunker Hill Tammany Association of Charlestown held a regular meeting in Roughan building with President Martin P. Higgins presiding. A lecture and concert for associate member J. Joseph Mahoney will be in Roughan Hall Sunday evening Feb 2, with Thomas A. Mullen delivering the lecture and remarks by Michael Burke Edward A. Duffy James Dever John Crowley Cornelius Hartnett Valentine Clougherty John Nagle John F. Kyle and Roger J. Kelly.
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Bunker Hill Tammany Association of
Charlestown
Roughan Building
Martin P. Higgins
J. Joseph Mahoney
Roughan Hall
Thomas A. Mullen
Quincy
Michael Burke
Edward A. Duffy
James Dever
John Crowley
Cornelius 5. Hartnett
English High School Third Annual Meet Preview
The third annual English High School meet is set for next Saturday afternoon and is expected to surpass the two previous events. No stars like Kane Duffy Kennington or Converse, but the competitors promise even matchups and hair-raising finishes.
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Kane
Duffy
Kennington
Converse
Keough Pool Wonder Visits Boston in Week of Matches
Jerome Keough of Scranton Penn visits Boston as one of America's leading pool players. He faces Donnelly the Rhode Island champion tonight at Murray and Irwin’s, meets Ed Wise tomorrow, and plays McCune Tuesday evening. Wednesday features Middleton of the United States Hotel against Keough, with McCune slated again Thursday. Other matches to be announced. Keough concedes odds to Sengike point games.
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Keough
Boston
Jerome Keough
Scranton
Penn
America
Jake Schaefer
Murray & Irwin
Donnelly
Rhode Island
Ed Wise
McCune
New England
Middleton
United States
Joy at Harvard as Crimson win big at indoor meet
Harvard triumphed in the indoor games, beating Yale in the team race with strong showings from Leon Redpath, H B Clark, Dick Grant, and Freddie Mills. The depth of Harvard’s roster offers promise for future cross year points despite last year’s outdoor struggles.
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Harvard
Mott Haven
Vincent
Hollister
Shaw
Aillery Clark
Hoyt
Bigelow
Fish
Grant
Morse
Warren
Redpath
Yale
Crimson
Lathrop
New Haven
Leon Redpath
Dick Grant
Freddie Mills
H. B. Clark
Clark
Eddie Mills
Cambridge
Boxing Gossip Card Announces Week Fight Schedule
Monday lineup in Pittsburg lists Creedon Scanlon and Janey Johnson bouts with other clashes including Ross Flanagan in Athens and Kerwin McPartland in Toronto. Dundee club hosts social event while Boston banquet honors Sullivan. New Haven and Baltimore bouts set for week with Cross border matches in Hamilton and Chicago.
McPartland Prepares for Busy Week with Kerwin Laughlin Fights
Kid McPartland will meet Chicago lightweight George Kerwin in Toronto tonight and Buffalo’s Johnny Laughlin in Hamilton Friday. Kerwin tops Chicago’s lightweights with notable wins, while Laughlin is tall, rangy, and clever though not a hard hitter. Tonight’s Dundee Social Club card features Bob Allen vs Joe Robinson plus Timmy Kearns and many others in a strong program as it plans for Sullivan’s Broad reception.
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Kid McPartland
George Kerwin
Chicago
Toronto
Johnny Laughlin
Hamilton
Kerwin
George Ryan
Ryan
Tommy West
Laughlin
McPartland
Eddy Connolly
Dundee
Bob Allen
Joe Robinson
Timmy Kearns
Cleveland
Will Apear
Patsy Haley
Jig Beal
Jim Brennan
Riversides
Dan Snyder
Joe Horn
Madison Brothers
Joe Hoar
Walter Lang
Young Pickett
Bob Montgomery
George Byers
Charley Lyne
Spike Haley
Jimmy Gorman
Lewis Sullivan
Mike Foley
Navy
Tom D'Arcy
Jack Foley
Billy Mullins
Young Sylvester
Young Robinson
Frank Scott
John Bell
Steve Mahoney
Billy Moore
Eugene Cummings
Jimmy Briggs
Riverside Boat Club
Billy Troy
Cunningham and Coveney
Cusick Lannon
New England
Dave Sullivan
Broad
Prof J J Kennedy and the Pupita Affray Report
Prof J J Kennedy appears in a clipped report mentioning a pupita incident with unclear details. The scant text lacks dates places or clear actions, hindering a precise summary.
Bantam Boxing Notes From Hall Tonight in South Boston
Hall in South Boston hosts a gala program tomorrow night with Senator Gallivan presenting and a Post master of ceremonies. Dave will perform with Patsy Haley in the same costume from his Palmer fight, aided by Non pareils colors, Timmy Kearns stays for a Cleveland departure with a party of ten, several carrying odds. The Dundee Social Club sold tickets for the act. A fifteen round bout features Steve Flanagan vs George Ross at Athens, Pa with a likely rematch to decide the next title challenger to Casper Leon after their Niagara Falls clash. George Cole, dubbed a corker, faces Jim Janey at Washington on Feb 22 in training by Joe White the Cribb Club Spider.
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Timmy Kearns
Cleveland
Kearns
Connolly
Sullivan
Dundee
Steve Flanagan
George Ross
Athens
Penn
Flanagan
Casper Leon
Casper
Johnny Connors
Niagara Falls
George Cole
Jim Janey
Washington
Philadelphia
Joe White
Boston
Cribb
George V. Tuohey
Broadway A G Cake Walk At Chelsea Club Event
The Broadway Athletic Club of Chelsea schedules its annual cake walk and dance at Granite Hall tomorrow evening. A large committee drives the affair with many entries listed. Notable entrants include Bob Stonewall Allen and a host of East and West End residents. Cossack Lannon, recent back and wing dancing champion, will perform among other attractions.
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Broadway Athletic Club
Chelsea
Granite Hall
Bob” Stonewall Allen
West End
Rofessor Crawford
Division 42 Meets in Hanover Hall Hanover Street
The A O H Division 42 held its regular semi monthly meeting in Hanover Hall. President Thomas McGuire chaired and plans were made for a February 22 benefit for Brother Thomas Lawler. A program of Irish songs followed with performers from Division 32 and visiting members noted.
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Division 42
Hanover Hall
Hanover Street
Thomas McGuire
Thomas Lawler
Thomas H. Moloney
Division 32
the Dell
Thomas Maguire
Andrew Trahey
P. Kevill
Mr. Talbot
John J. Ryan
Thomas McCabe
Thomas Carson
Division 1
Lacrosse League Formed. Boston Club Plans 1898 Schedule
The Boston Lacrosse Club, part of a growing lacrosse scene centered in Canada and the United States, meets at Hawthorne Avery Street to organize for 1898 and seek matches with Toronto, Harvard, and the Crescent Athletic Club. Montreal clubs are organizing, Toronto University eyes spring play in Boston and New York, with American matches planned.
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Canada
Boston Lacrosse Club
Hawthorne
Avery Street
George B. Ferrin
A. A. U. chairmen named for championships
A. A. U. announces control of all championships for the year with appointed chairmen for each sport. James J. Frawley will chair cross-country with the event set for April 2. John D. Adams heads the gymnastics committee with the championship on March 9. P. L. Arnold leads the billiards committee with a national tournament in April.
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New Oak
James J. Frawley
John D. Adams
P. L. Arnold
Billiard Comunities
Philo Celtic Society Eyes Twenty Fifth Anniversary
The regular semi weekly meeting met last evening at St James Church parochial schoolrooms. James Drinan and William King led the Irish language classes. A business meeting is planned next Thursday to form committees for the anniversary celebration. Instruction in Irish is free.
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Philo-Celtic Society
St. James’s Church
Whitmore Street
James Drinan
William King
Colored Babe Deserted In Boston Building Vestiule
A two weeks old colored male infant was found in the vestibule of a building at 53 Joy Street at 8 last night. The baby was wrapped in cloth with a Boston newspaper, taken to Station 8, christened Andrew Jackson Jones, and sent to the Chardon Street Home.
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William Sampson
Joy Street
Boston
Andrew Jackson Jones
Chardon Street
J. H. Engley Killed in Central Falls Train Accident
James H. Engley a 55 year old prominent jeweler from Attleboro Mass was instantly killed at Central Falls on the Consolidated road. He had boarded a Worcester bound train here but alighted at Central Falls and was struck from behind by another train while crossing the tracks.
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Pawtucket
R. I
James H. Engley
Attleboro
Mass
Central Falls
Worcester
Raid on 11 Oxford Street Nets Fan-Tan Layout
Sergeant Hurlburt and Patrolmen Jordan Orr and others raided the premises at 11 Oxford Street last night and secured a fan-tan layout. Five Chinamen were arrested in the operation.
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Hurlburt
Jordan, Orr
Oxford Street
World of Sport Notes On Local Clubs And Events
Modoc Boat Club of St Louis reportedly disbanded. Joe Finneran leads Roxbury Latin track team and is developing talent. Boston Lacrosse Club eyes a strong season with matches against Toronto College Harvard Crescent A C and others. Ed Ten Eyck unaware of reports about a Western course race with Joe McGuire. Millstream Boat Club benefit ball on February 14 at Pythian rink Chelsea funds going to Hugh Sadler widow. Tri collegiate track meet may be held Worcester Oval between Dartmouth Amherst Williams neutral ground. Captain Coleman plans a Feb 25 concert at Appeary High School hall to boost athletics. many artists volunteered, signaling grand success.
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Modoc Boat Club
St. Louis
Joe Finneran
Roxbury
Boston Lacrosse Club
Toronto College
Harvard
Crescent A. C
Brooklyn
Ed Ten Eyck
U. of P
Eaia
Joe McGuire
Inquirer
Millstream Boat Club
Pythian Rink
Chelsea
Hugh Sadler
Dartmouth
Ambherst
Illiams
Worcester Oval
Coleman
Appeary High School
Squadron Alert and Fleet Returns at Key West
A Key West dispatch reports the Marblehead has joined the fleet at Key West with the Nashville returning after coal and ammunition. Torpedo vessels including the Cushing and Ericsson are in port as supply boats delivered extensive provisions to the fleet amid Cuban famine conditions.
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Marblehead
Key West
Jacksonville
Fla
Nashville
Cushing
Ericsson
200 000 Cubans Starved Report Mentioned in Cuba
Washington reports Charles W. Russell, assistant US attorney, received a letter noting a New York draft mailed to Consul Barker in Sagua la Grande Cuba. He cites 200000 deaths by starvation as common Cuban talk and mentions a Boston woman sending condensed milk and remnants of reconcentrados families for aid.
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Washington
Charles W. Russell
United States
Department of Justice
New York
Barker
Sagua la Grande
Cuba
Las Villas
Santa Clara
San Domingo
Remedios
Russell
Spain
New Cuban Regime Faces Cabinet Cohesion Doubt
Senor Jose Maria Galvez, president of the autonomist cabinet in Havana, says there is no crisis or disagreement among its members and that officials will not address Cubans or negotiate for peace without a guaranteed outcome. The French cruiser Dubourdieu arrived in Havana today.
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Jose Maria Galvez
Senor Galvez
Dubourdieu
Military Ball by Ancient Order of Hibernians honors Bay State soldiers
The Military Division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians plans a Union Park Hall event Wednesday with Hobbs's Orchestra. Officers from the Ninth Regiment join Major P. J. Grady and others in a grand march. Proceeds cover uniforms for division members as Lt. Clark aims for high military efficiency and a future prize drill.
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Order of Hibernians
Union Park Hall
Hobbs
Bay State
P. J. Grady
Hayes
Murray
Keefe
Flannagan
Rogers
Sullivan
Desmond
Barry
Walsh
Thomas F. Clark
William J. Cronin
Charles McCarthy
John B. O’higgins
Dennis J. Cronin
John Quinn
John M. Grainey
Michael O’connor
Cornelius J. Riordan
John J. Hickey
Patrick Guiney
Michael J. Ahern
John Curtin
William Ryan
Ambrose J. Lambert
John J. Desmond
Joseph Cotter
Neil Boyle
Bernard Dolan
Hugh E. Scanlan
Edward C. Fitzgerald
John Lane
Daniel Mullen
Joseph F. Hickey
Andrew Malley
Clark
Gaelic School session ends with songs and recitations
In Erigena Hall 45 Eliot Street P. J. O Daly and Michael A. Hurley led yesterday afternoon s Gaelic class. Tickets for the next quarterly entertainment in Caledonia and Erigena halls on St Patrick s Day were distributed. The last entertainment reported a net profit of 20 dollars. The superintendent announced an upcoming class on The Irish Language Miscellany, published over twenty years ago. The session closed with songs readings and recitations by John T. Sullivan Daniel G. Cleary Michael A. Hurley and others.
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Eliot Street
P. J. O’daly
Michael A. Hurley
Caledonia
Erigena
St. Patrick’s Day
John T. Sullivan
Daniel G. Cleary
Division 16 A O H Meet In Columbus Avenue Hall
A largely attended Division 16 A O H meeting was held yesterday in Friendship Hall Columbus Avenue with President Ward in the chair and Hugh J Idea secretary. Eight candidates were initiated and six propositions submitted. The division will hold its annual social on March 17. Committee members include President Ward Hugh J Gildea Thomas J Finneran John F McKennn J McCarthy. The division presented a sword to James Gallagher and a badge to retiring treasurer Pat Nulty.
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Friendship Hall
Columbus Avenue
Ward
Hugh J Idea
Hugh J. Gildea
Thomas J. Finneran
John F
McKennn
J. McCarthy
James Gallagher
Pat Nulty
New Haven Railroad Sells Unclaimed Bag Fares at Auction
On Wednesday and Thursday February 9 and 10, the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad will auction all unclaimed bag fare items accumulated up to July 6, 1896 at the Dorchester Avenue Freight House. The sale offers peculiar attractions to purchasers.
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Is Railroad
Hearing on real estate sales by religious groups
Massachusetts State House hearing notice from February 4 1898. The Judiciary Committee will hear parties interested in House No 271 Congregational Society of Washington may sell its real estate and House No 378 Holy Hood Cemetery Association may sell certain real estate at Room 254 State House on Tuesday February 8 at 12 o'clock. Charles H Innes Clerk of the Committee.
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State House
Boston
Committee On the Judiciary
Congregational Society of Washington
Holyhood Cemetery Association
Committee on Counties Hearing on Truant School Accounts
The Committee on Counties will hear parties interested in a bill on counts of truant schools and their examination by the controller of county accounts at Room 425 State House on Thursday Feb 10 at 10 30 a m. Chairman William W Leach and L J Macken preside.
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State House
Boston
Committee On Counties
William W. Leach
L. J. Macken
County commissioners bill hearing scheduled at State House
A hearing on a bill concerning the compensation of special county commissioners is set for Thursday February 10 at 10 45 o clock in Room 425 State House. WILLIAM W LEACH Chairman L J MACKEN listed as contact on the notice.
Committee on Manufactures Hearing on Mansfield Water Supply District
The Committee on Manufactures will hear Frank L. Cady and others regarding a bill to allow Mansfield water supply district to furnish electricity for light and power. The session is at Room 440 State House on Monday February 7 at 10 30 a m chaired by Chas F Woodward and George G Frederick.
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State House
Boston
Committee On Manufactures
Frank L. Cady
Mansfield Water Supply District
F. Woodward
George G. Frederick
Boston hearing on street highway changes in city limits
State House hearing set by the Committee on CITIES for interested parties on a proposed bill. The Board of Street Commissioners may lay out locate anew alter widen or discontinue highways in a specified part of Boston as shown on plans by the Board of Survey. Hearing at Room 444 State House February 9 at 10 15 a m. Chairman GEO E PUTNAM SAMS COLE.
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Boston
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Board of Sewerage Commissioners
Senate
Everett
Fred K W. Dallinger
Geo. F. Mead
Committee On Cities
Geo. E. Putnam
Samuel Cole
Board of Street Commissioners
City of
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Sam’s Cole
Dreyfus Case Topic Draws Hebrew Socialist Apostle
Morris Winchevsky of New York lectured at West End Union Hall on Talk of Dreyfus and the anti-Semites. He argued French and German hatred stems from education and poverty, blaming the capitalist system and Jewish financial influence for persecution.
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Canal Street
Morris Winchevsky
New York
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Raid on German Society Meeting at Kossuth Hall
Captain Brown's liquor squad raided Kossuth Hall at Tremont street yesterday during a German society meeting. Four men Julius Gerwin George J Rist Henry Schwab and Ludwig Knauber were arrested for unlawfully selling liquor in an ante room and bailed out. Seized were 500 glasses 150 gallons of beer 34 gallons of wine 5 gallons gin 4 gallons whiskey 2 gallons rum and 1 gallon brandy. They will be arraigned in court today.
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Thomas Brown
Julius Gerwin
George J. Rist
Henry Schwab
Ludwig Knauber
Tim Hurst Named Manager for St Louis Club
Buffalo Feb 6 National League umpire Tim Hurst has accepted terms with the St Louis club of the National League and will manage the team during the coming season.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Neta
Charles H. Innes
J. J. Myers
Europe
Captain Brown
Liquor Squad
Henry M. Markert
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