Woodbury Dermatological Institute Offers Facial Correction in Boston
Dermatologist John H. Woodbury and a New York surgeon will operate six days at 1 Winter St Boston from February 14 to 19 to correct facial irregularities remove blemishes and treat skin conditions. Free consultations with moderate terms and mail option include a 132 page dermatology book and samples of Woodbury products.
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John H. Woodbury
New
Woodbury
Boston
Winter St
Philadelphia
Walnut St
New York
Chicago
State St
Big New England Billiard Handicap Tourney Opens
A major handicap billiard tournament Monday night under Leavitt and Yatter brings top New England players to 263 Washington Street. Prizes total 260, with a challenge cup offered by Thomas Boles. Notables include Carter, Paige, Gilman, Yatter, McCune, Hawkins, and Arthur Hawkins of Chicago. Tickets sold at hotels and Green Dragon.
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Messrs. Leavitt & Yatter
New England
New York
Chicago
Thomas Boles
Washa, Street
Yatter & Leavitt
Washington Street
George Carter
Green Dragon
William Paige
Cambridge
William Gilman
Malden
Moses Yatter
William McCune
Everett
Arthur Hawkins
Sampionship
George Ter
Carter
Paige
Gilman
Yatter
Hawkins
McCune
Eavitt & Yatter
Nine-man Shman baseball team adds new candidates
The second call for candidates for the shman baseball team issued yomarcay rought out only nine new men raising the total to 47. This is far below last year as many players train with the crew and may join later. Sears, 99, patrols the squad with Captain Rand in charge. Notable yesterday included E Wood pitcher and R Fincke former interscholastic tennis champion who will try for short.
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Shman
Yomarcay
Rand
E. Wood
Arlington High
R. Fincke
Kean signs with Cleveland Brightens Local Shortstop Outlook
Ed McKean the Cleveland shortstop signed a Cleveland contract after being persuaded by Manager Tebeau today. The move strengthens Cleveland's infield and improves the club's outlook for the coming season.
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Cleveland, O
Ed McKean
Cleveland
Tebeau
Zack Gans Dead in Boston Area
Zack Gans died yesterday at his home 440 Harvard street Brookline. Born in New York City he grew up in Boston and attended local public schools. He worked with his father in tailoring on Washington street and later in dry goods at 721 Washington street. Funeral from his residence Thursday at 10 AM.
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Zack"’ Gans
Harvard Street
Rookline
Mr. Gans
Newark City
Boston
Washington Street
Harvard Technology Wins Ice Polo Bout at Crystal Lake
In the second game of the Harvard Technology ice polo series at Crystal Lake Newton Centre yesterday afternoon the Crimson triumphed 3 goals to 1. Lineup lists Harvard Technology players with noted teammates and positions, though several names are garbled in the OCR.
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Harvard Technology
Cure Yourself Use Big for Mucous Membrane Discharges
Promotional text touts Big as a painless remedy for unnatural discharges inflammations irritations or ulcerations of mucous membranes. Sold by each sent in ren ny Bevator exp i 00 or 8 bot
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Renny Bevator
Charlestown Tops Boston in Amateur Bowling League Action
Charlestown defeats Boston Athletic Association to remain atop the Amateur Bowling League of Boston and vicinity. Marston leads Charlestown with 549 across three strings as Unicorns trail by 13 pins. Portland beats Boston at McCarthy alleys with Jack Sheafe’s 115 final string.
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Charlestown
Boston
Boston Athletic
Charlestowns
Bunker Hill
Unicorn
B. A A
Charles Town
Marston
Warren Hill
Hill
Smith
Southwell
Portland
Bosaton
Jack Sheafe
Tom Whitby
Patareni
Boylston
Reading Club Edges Glendon In Interclub Billiards
In Reading on February 8, the Glendon Club suffered major shocks in the Massachusetts Interclub games. Ellilott of Reading defeated Etheridge 150 to 107, pulling Reading into a first place tie with Oxford of Lynn in billiards. Joel also fell to Twombly as Glendon lost twice. Bowling went to Glendon.
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Reading
Glendon Club
Massachusetts
Reading Athletic Club
Etheridge
Ellilott
Glendon
Oxford
Lynn
Joel
Glendon Pool
Twombly
Roxbury Club Bows Back In Suburban Interclub
Roxbury Club saved a shut-out by winning two of three bowling games against Old Dorchester in the Suburban Interclub series at Roxbury Club. Dorchester dominated the table games, claiming all honors in those events.
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Roxbury
Old Dorchester
Dorchester
Boston Defeats Portland in Candlepin Return Game
A large crowd watched the All Boston team beat Portland in the return candlepin match. Fans cheered as Boston pulled ahead early and maintained the lead through the final frame.
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Boston
Portland
All Boston
Port
Professor Kennedy and Feneofla Inconclusive Letter
A garbled excerpt mentions Professor J. J. Kennedy and the name Feneofla with unclear context. The fragment hints at a discussion or notice but provides no readable action, date, or location. Further readable text is needed to establish concrete facts.
Dave Sullivan Reception at Broadway Hall Boston
Dave Sullivan the Bostonian who faced Pedlar Palmer in England was honored with a diamond ring by Hon. John Quinn at Broadway Hall South Boston. About 500 attendees watched athletics boxing and dance as Sullivan thanked supporters and promised to strive further while sparring two rounds each with Billy Rogers and Patsey Haley.
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Dave Sullivan
Palmer
England
Broadway Hall
Sullivan
Spike
Billy Rogers
South Boston
Patsey Haley
McCoy Beats Falvey in Strikers Benefit Bout
Kid McCoy boxed three tame rounds with Jack Falvey at Adelphi rink in New Bedford. Falvey showed little challenge as McCoy dominated. About 3000 attended the benefit which then drew news that Rich's Theatre manager in Fall River offered strikers 10 percent of profits through the strike.
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New Bedford
Mass
Kid McCoy
Jack Falvey
Adelphi
Falvey
Anager
Rich
Fall River
Maher Smith Bout in Philadelphia Promises Hard Fight
Boxing notes from George V. Tuohy report Peter Maher training at Point Breeze for a February 15 six round match with Thunderbolt C. C. Smith in Philadelphia. Smith showed grit in prior bout at Buffalo and Maher vows to exhaust him.
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Peter Maher
Thunderbolt C. C. Smith
Philadelphia
Maher
Point Breeze Track
Smith
Peter
Buffalo
Bob Deady
Olympic A. C
Athens
Penn
Delaware County
Deady
Ross-Flanagan
Bob
Robinson
Allen
Corbett
McVey
George V. Tuohey
Jerome Keough Retains Pool Title at Murray Irwins
Jerome Keough defeats Ed Wise in an afternoon match with a final tally of 4-150 and then tops McCune in an evening leg as the pool champion. He faces Mr Nickerson this afternoon and Scotland champion Ryan this evening.
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Jerome Keough
Murray & Irwin's
Ed Wise
Keough
Wise
McCune
Nickerson
Ryan
Scotland
Newport and Fall River seek new trotting and running park near Stone Bridge
Reports note interest from Newport and Fall River horsemen in building a combined trotting and running park near Stone Bridge. The Set includes potential facility plans and community interest from local sports groups.
New England Boxing School at Pelham Hanns Club
The Pelham boxing academy linked with New England School of Boxing hosts a gathering at 74 Boylston Street involving Harvard College figures and boxing practitioners amid local athletic activity.
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NEW England School OF Boxing
the Pelham
Boylston
Harvard College
Callox
Speeches at Mass Fish and Game Dinner at Copley Square
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held its annual dinner at the Copley Square Hotel with Colonel H A Thomas, Rev J C Jones, and Antonio Apache among those speaking. Guests included Commodore John N Roberts and Maine Fish and Game official L T Carleton.
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Rod
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Copley Square Hotel
Rockwell
B. C. Clark
H. A. Thomas
J. C. Jones
Newton
H. A. Stevenson
Pittsfield
Legislative Fish and Game Committee
E. A. Horton
Antonio Apache
John N. Roberts
J. Russell Reed
L. T. Carleton
Maine Fish and Game Commission
Emil Ruppel
Frank Keene
Colonel Thomas
Mr. Horton
Carleton
Maine
Boston Man Honored at International Building Laborers Meet
The International Building Laborers convention adjourned with John Keohane of Union 15 elected president from Boston. A charter application was to be filed with the AFL per President Gompers. Next convention set for Morristown New Jersey in February 1899 with officers Keohane Crump Martin Sullivan Rhatigan Moynihan listed.
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International Building Laborers
Boston
John Keohane
Union 15
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Morristown
N. J
Michael Crump
Thomas
Brookline School Gymnastics Demonstration Highlights
Brookline Educational Society staged a town hall display of physical training across schools. Fourth class girls performed a dumbbell drill, primary grades showcased games, Swedish Day drills featured fifth graders, and high school pupils demonstrated vaulting, balance and esthetic routines.
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Brookline Educational Society
Brookline
Pierce
Lincoln School
Pirus
Lawrence
Byrg
Hon
Lovell Elected President of Boston Board of Trade
Colonel Benjamin B Lovell president of Lovell Arms and Cycle Co is elected president of the Boston Board of Trade succeeding Fred Very The unanimous vote reflects Lovell s prominence in the trade A dinner at the Thorndike on the 19th is planned with Dikeman of the National Board of Trade of Cycle Manufacturers to attend
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Boston Cycle Board of Trade
Mr. Very
Benjamin 8. Lovell
Lovell Arms and Cycle Company
Bostone Board of Trade
Fred Very
Lovell
Board of Directors
Thorndike
Dikeman
National Board of Trade of Cycle Manufacturers
John P. Lovell
Boston Wheelmen crush Tigers as Roadsters fall to Malden
Two roller polo games at the Casino last night yield Boston Wheelmen 8 to 1 over the Tiger Roadsters and Malden Roadsters defeating Metropolitan Wheelmen 4 to 1. Boston officials caused a rink removal incident while poles of the game saw two balls go missing. Reed and W Moore starred for Boston with Gay scoring the first Boston goal. Malden Burdett and Clark led their side with Burdett scoring twice.
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Malden Roadsters
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Boston Wheelmen
Tiger Roadsters
Tigers
Moore Brothers
Reed
Tucker
Durgin
Bostons
Gay
Burdett
Sawyer
W. Clark
McLoud Boardman
Secceseevceecseesac
Goodman F. Miller
Chipman
H. B
Spurr Tucker
Cee Bry Davis
Rush
Malden R
Clark
Metropolitan W
McLoud
Malden
Metropolitan
Davis
Timer
G. H. Lowe
GER Roadsters
O’donnell
W. Moore Reed
Denny
Ee c
Gay Daud
C. Clark
Higgins Tucker
Knapp
Heron
Boston W
G. Moore
W. Moore
O'Donnell
G . Moore
Tiger Road
Bicycle Gossip and Track News From Boston
Mrs Edward A McDuffee lies near death after childbirth and blood poisoning in Cambridgeport as her husband mourns. Frank Wailer seeks pacing machines to chase Maurice Cordang s 24 hour record while New Bedford police plan bicycle patrols and a diamond company markets a new catalogue. Jack Fisher rides with Haverhill crew amid snow delays. Dayton quad draws crowds at Tremont street windows. Pietre Morin Cissac and Bourillon face military service. A Swampscott bicycle club forms with officers and a trainer claims three world beaters.
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Edward A. McDuffee
Columbia Street
Cambridgeport
Frank Wailer
Maurice Cordang
Wailer
New Bedford Police
Lovell
Broad Street
Jack’’ Fisher
Newton Tires
Haverhill
IH. Co. Co
Dayton
Tremont Street
Jimmy Michael
Watson Coleman
Boston
Pietre
Morin
Cissac
Bourillon
Euweeee
Swampscott
Walter Larrabee
John Cahoon
Lee Martin
E. E. Smith
Louis Kezar
John West
Bellaire
Lehr
Kaser
Gardiner
Highway committee meeting on league road plans
Three national committee members and highway improvement leaders met in St. Louis with Otto Darner of Milwaukee presiding. Eastern members were due next day. Indiana’s D B Lueb Illinois’ Henry C Morse Iowa’s W K Jones and Michigan Chief Consul Hines attended as state representatives. The consensus urged state aid for highway construction.
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ST. Louis
League of American Wheelmen
Otto Darner
Milwaukee
D. B. Lueb
Indiana
Henry C. Morse
Illinoia
W. K. Jones
Iowa
Consul Hines
Michigan
League
Elkes in Training for Boston Pace Race
Saratoga February 8. Bicyclist Harry D. Elkes of Glens Falls won a recent Pittsburg race and travels to Hot Springs for six weeks of training ahead of a hundred mile paced match with Tom Barnaby in Boston on April 19.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Harry D. Elkes
Glens Falls
Pittsburg
Hot Springs
Tom Barnaby
Boston
Question on 1300 Bicycle Cases and Injuries in Boston
A cycling editor letter questions Emergency Hospital reports claiming 1300 bicycle riders treated last year in Boston. The writer, an IL A W member, asks for exact injury figures and whether those treated should contribute $2 each to the hospital. The piece probes possible data errors and rider safety implications.
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Sterling Elliott
Boston
IL. A. W
Trial details reveal Williams linked to murder case
In Salem on February 8, Alfred C. Williams faces murder charges for John Gallo’s death. Witnesses describe a fire scene, bloodstained clothes, and Williams’s movements around the time of the blaze. Statements mention gold pieces, money troubles, and plans toward the Klondike or Seattle.
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Salem
Alfred C. Williams
John Gallo
Gallo
Tr Edgerly
Isiccis Gallo
Williams
W. Gray
Alfred Williams
Harry Williams
Wakefield
Emmanuel Cossaboon
Klondike
Boston
Seattle
Davis on murder charge in Dora Cushman case at Addison County Court
In Addison County Court Davis faces a murder indictment for the death of Dora E Cushman a Lincoln girl under 15 who disappeared August 14. The body was found by her brother Arthur Cushman and others. The state heir argues poisons administered by Davis led to death and plans to prove manslaughter.
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Addison
Smith Davis
Dora E. Cushman
Lincoln
Davis
A. J. Cushman
Arthur
Cushman
Dora
William Brittell
Berrying Lot
Fish
Dora Cushman
Arthur E. Cushman
McGettrick
Credit Men Dine at Boston Association Banquet
The Boston Credit Men's Association held its second annual banquet at Young’s Hotel with 200 attendees. Speakers including vide president John B. Morton and guest T. R. Booock of New York discussed mercantile interests and laws, urging cooperation and proper legislation.
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Boston Credit Men’s Association
Young's Hotel
John B. Morton
Carpenter, Morton Company
Edward B. Wilson
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
Morton
T. R. Boocock
New York
National Association of Credit Men
Boocock
Henry A. Thomas
Postal Service
George Hutchinson
Clark, Hutchinson & Co
John R. Aimsley
Brown, Durrell & Co
William M. Sayward
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Frank R., Sears
Third National Bank
Mrs Delano Seeks Divorce from Cadmus Delano
Eva Gertrude Delano of Medford filed a petition for divorce from Cadmus R. Delano of Boston in Middlesex County Court East Cambridge. She alleges cruelty intoxication and extreme abuse and asks for alimony. A $10,000 attachment on his property held by Alexander M. Tucker is included. trial set for the first Monday in March.
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Eva Gertrude Delano
Medford
Cadmus R. Delano
Boston
Middlesex County Court
East Cambridge
Alexander M. Tucker
Lexington
Delano
Kidnapped Chris Von der Ahe Held for Baldwin Suit
St Louis reports Chris Von der Ahe was abducted by a Pittsburg detective and shipped east to face a $2500 judgment in the Baldwin case. W A Nimick stood surety, hoping to forestall further bond actions as the litigation dating to 1891 unfolds with potential jail time if the debt remains unpaid.
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ST Louis
Chris von der Ahe
Pittsburg
Smoky City
Mark Baldwin
von der Ahe
St. Nicholas Hotel
Baldwin
William A. i
W. A. Nimick
St. Louis
King
Nimick
Electric Club of Boston elects officers at United States Hotel
The Electric Club of Boston held a meeting yesterday afternoon and elected officers including H. J. Pettingill as president C. E. Bagley as vice president William E. Durgin as treasurer and M. C. Harrington as secretary The gathering featured a novel telephone entertainment with Chicago and New York connections and telegraph company executives including Colonel Chandler of Postal Telegraph Company.
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Electric Club of
Boston
United States Hotel
H. J. Pettingill
Postal Telegraph Company
C. E. Bagley
William E. Durgin
Long Distance Telephone Company
C. W. Henderson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Thomas W. Flood
City
M. C. Harrington
T. F. Clark
Chicago
New York
Chandler
Brooklyn
Colonel Chandler
Mr. Durgin
Boston Electrical Club
Charles B. Bruch
New York City
Joseph B. Baker
William Brophy
E. C. Cockey
R. J. Hutcheinson
Potter's 200 Votes Boost for Reelect on Wheelmen Ticket
From St Louis the National League of American Wheelmen delegates arrive as support for Potter and his ticket grows. About 200 votes have been pledged with 171 needed for election. Illinois delegates arrive undecided, New York hopes Illinois aligns, and Thursday marks the assembly’s serious opening.
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ST. Louis
National League of American Wheelmen
Potter
Illinois
New York
Assembly
James Found Guilty in Attempted Murder Trial
James found guilty in the Supreme Court for attempting to kill Joseph Tetro. Tetro testified he was shot during breakfast on October 11. Mrs. Melvina Tetro testified James had urged killing her husband and asked her to leave him for James. The defense said the shooting was self defense. The jury returned a verdict after about thirty minutes.
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Farmington
Andrew James
Joseph Tetro
Supreme Court
Tetro
James
Melvina Tetro
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