Yale Cleared $31 222 in 1904
New Haven Conn Feb 8 The Yale Financial Union annual report for the year ending Sept 1904 shows receipts totaling 106 396 and expenses 76 174 leaving a profit of 31 222 after 9 500 for Yale Field maintenance Receipts topped last year by 13 685 with football 70 722. baseball and other clubs listed with respective incomes and costs from games against Columbia Harvard and others
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Financial Union
Yale
Football Association
Jeevan Association
Boat Club
Track Association
Columbia
Harvard
Boston
Sheldon and Barnard wed in Emmanuel Chapel ceremony
Mrs Helen Niles Barnard of 421 Marlboro street and James Pitts Sheldon of the Hotel Westminster wed at high noon in Emmanuel Chapel. The Rt Rev Bishop Lawrence officiated with family and close friends present. The bride wore a cream lace and broadcloth gown with mauve hat and sweet peas. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home before the couple left for New York and a further trip to Cuba and Mexico.
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Helen Niles Barnard
Marlboro Street
James Pitts Sheldon
New York
Cuba
Mexico
Division 16 AOH Social Tonight in Roxbury
The annual social of Division 16 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians is set for this evening at Putnam Hall 1165 Tremont Street Roxbury. Final arrangements were completed at Concordia Hall with ticket returns surpassing expectations John M Lynch serves as floor director and Jeremiah J Kelley heads the reception committee.
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Order of Hibernians
Putnam Hall
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Concordia Hall
John M. Lynch
Jeremiah J. Kelley
Charcoal Lozenges Promised To Improve Health And Breath
A Buffalo physician endorses Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe daily remedy for gas in the stomach and bowels, purifying breath and throat, improving complexion, and aiding liver function. The lozenges cost twenty five cents a box at drug stores.
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Stuart
Mystery in Break-Ins At Brookline Home
Police probe a series of attempts to enter Joseph Carriero's Brookline residence at 6 Danacourt. A male intruder was detected trying to force the front door and there have been two earlier attempts, raising questions about the motive and whether the intruder targets Mrs. Carriero.
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MR. Carriero
Joseph Carriero
Danacourt
Brookline
Mary
Carriero
Davis Court
Quicker Mails to New York Plan Pledges Action
Postmaster Hibbard and T E Byrnes addressed the Merchants Association at Youngs dinner. They discussed restoring an earlier morning Boston to New York mail via New Rochelle and reestablishing two midnight trains, with Byrnes promising to work out a plan. The group also opposed repealing the national bankruptcy act.
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Hibbard
Boston
New York
Mellen
T. E. Byrnes
Merchants’ Association
Young’s
New Haven Road
New Rochelle
Federal Express
Byrnes
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston Mail
New York City
Mr. Byrnes
Mr. Hibbard
Harlem
Harvard Defeats Brown 15 to 1 in Intercollegiate Hockey
Harvard crushed Brown 15 to 1 in Cambridge in the sole league game before the Yale deciding series at the St Nicholas rink in New York. After a 10 to 1 first half, Harvard added five points in the second period. Townsend and Callaway starred for Harvard.
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Harvard
Brown
Cambridge
Yale
St. Nicholas
New York
Bullock
Crimson
Townsend
Callaway
Harvard Freshmen Fall to Tech 5 2 at Rink
At the Tech rink yesterday afternoon Harvard freshmen were defeated by Tech 5 to 2. Tech had the better shooting while Harvard showed clever passing and rushing. Ford Weinz Coupal and Dwight starred in the game.
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Tech
Harvard
Ford
Weinz
Coupal
Dwight
Grand Ball Celebrates Sixth Anniversary of Division 69 AOH
More than 500 friends attended the Roughan Hall celebration in Charlestown as Division 69 of the AOH marked six years. Patrick J. McLaughlin chaired the event with T J Me floor directing. a concert ran 8 to 9 with dancing to 3. Local and state officials and the Ladies Auxiliary joined the reception committee led by Thomas J. McMackin.
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Order of Hibernians
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Patrick J. McLaughlin
Bernard F. MecGaffigan
Daniel P. Foley
Frank Wellings
Joseph W. Bergin
Daniel Dwyer
Joseph Kelley
Patrick J. Crimmins
Thomas J. McMackin
James Doherty
Patrick Shea
Dennis Driscoll
Lawrence Goff
Michael A’hern
Poisoned Rings for Hoch Wives
Chicago report states Dr. Joseph Springer believes curare caused Johann Hoch's wives deaths. He suspects engagement or wedding rings delivered the poison by rough inner ring edges causing skin abrasion and blood exposure. fatal dose as small as one sixtieth of a grain.
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Chicago
Joseph Springer
Johann Hoch
Retraction On Patent Medicine Claims In Ladies Home Journal
The May issue of Ladies' Home Journal carried an analysis of Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming tincture of digitalis opium and alcohol were in the product. The R V Pierce Medical Company of Buffalo filed a damages suit against Curtis Publishing Company asserting none of the ingredients are in the medicine.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Ladies’ Home Journal
R. V. Pierce Medical Company
Buffalo
The Simple Life Chapter One A Simp Touch
A profile of Judge Emmons and Alderman Frank J Linehan, contrasting a Boston police board chair and a City Hall Democrat, highlighting their eccentricities and mutual influence of the simple life on Boston politics. The piece muses on who could succeed them and the charm of their rival personas.
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Judge Emmons
Frank J. Linehan
Massachusetts
Democrats of
Boston
Alderman Linehan
Emmons
Linehan
Frank
King
Schoolboys to govern sports
The Boston Interscholastic Athletic Association was formed at the English High School library to govern schoolboy sport. Delegates from Dorchester High Boston Latin Brighton High English High West Roxbury High and Mechanic Arts High Schools elected temporary officers and drew up a constitution and by laws.
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English High
Boston Interscholastic Athletic Association
Dorchester High
Brighton High
Boston Latin
West Roxbury High
Mechanic Arts
Peterson
Fitzgerald
Ellery Clark
Dr Miles' Anti-Pain Pills Relief Claim
Advertisement asserts headaches nervousness dizziness indigestion and neuralgia arise from sick nerves and claims Dr Miles' Anti-Pain Pills soothe nerves and stimulate action with near immediate relief and without injurious ingredients.
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Miles
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Gain Household Use
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills are a trusted remedy in thousands of families curing headaches nervousness indigestion and neuralgia says Mrs G H Danks of Moorestown New Jersey. The first package is provided or money returned and a 25 dose supply costs 25 cents. Never sold in balk.
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Miles
G. H. Danks
W. 3Rd St
Moorestown
N. J
Disputed Gas Company Appraisals Spark Hearing Controversy
During a recapitalization hearing before the Gas and Electric Light Commission, questions arose over conflicting appraisal data from gas experts Humphreys and Gould both claiming figures from company books. The discrepancy, including Gould’s lower service pipe valuation of Roxbury at 53 000 versus Humphreys’ 305 000, triggered debate and suspicions of dual sets of records.
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Humphreys
Gould
Gas and Electric Light Commission
John B. Moran
John A. Gould
Junius T. Auerbach
Roxbury
Discrepancies Rise Over Gas Company Reports
In a public hearing, George and others debated discrepancies between Gould and Humphreys figures on gas company data. Auerbach pressed for source tables, noting large per company and aggregate differences, while Gould admitted a wrong services schedule for Brookline. The session adjourned with Rackemann cross examining Gould.
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George
Auerbach
Gould
X99
Humphreys
Mr. George
Schaff
Arker
Mr. Gould
Corporation
Babson
Engineer Gould
Frederick E. Snow
Barker
Brookline Company
Felix Rackemann
Brookline
Firemen's vain hunt for blaze ends with barber shop blaze
Boston firefighters answered a false alarm at Box 52 seeking a blaze at 121 Summer street where plastering drying fire was kept alight during repairs. They later rushed to 140 Summer street after a passer-by reported smoke from a barber shop only to find the barber had modestly put out a towel drawer fire himself.
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Boston Fire Department
Summer
Lincoln Streets
Summer Street
Charles Calira
Japanese Woman Present Conditions Lecture at Jamaica Plain Club
Miss Mitsu Okada will lecture on How the Japanese Woman Is Meeting Her Present Conditions under the patronage of the current events department of the Jamaica Plain Tuesday Night Club next Tuesday February 14. Mrs Arthur N Broughton is the department chairman.
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Mitsu Okada
Jamaica Plain
Arthur N. Broughton
Laxative Bromoque Prevents Pneumonia and Grip Ad
Pneumonia and grip warning tied to snow effects and a laxative product. The ad touts Bromo Quin ine as a preventive cure with a claimed full name request and signature by B. W. Grove. Price listed as 25 cents.
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B. W. Grove
Conklin Leads In Amateur Billiards Championship
Charles P. Conklin of Chicago tops the amateur billiards tournament for the United States title at the Chicago Athletic Club with five wins and one loss. Edward G. Gardner of New York and W. H. Sigourney of San Francisco share second with four wins and one loss. Gardner faces Sigourney tomorrow in the final prelim game, with the winner meeting Conklin for the championship. Conklin defeated Gardner 300 to 247 in a standout balk-line bout. Conklin's high run was 31 and his average 8.12 36, while Gardner averaged 6.18 26.
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Chicago
Charles P. Conklin
United States
Chicago Athletic Club
Edward G. Gardner
New York
W. H. Sigourney
San Francisco
Conklin
Gardner
Manassas Maneuvers Shown At East Armory
War photographer Co. L. Chester presented a lecture at the East Armory on the recent Manassas maneuvers. The talk featured moving pictures from the field and was followed by dancing after the event, held under the auspices of Companies A B E and H of the First Battalion.
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Co. L. Chester
East Armory
East Newton Street
Manassas
Dying Man Found at Hospital Gate in Boston
John Oldis a 37 year old homeless man was found collapsed outside Massachusetts General Hospital on Blossom Street about 9 30 last night. Bystanders tried to summon aid but failed until a police officer ordered him admitted. he died 15 minutes later. Physicians say apoplexy caused his death.
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John Oldis
Massachusetts General Hospital
Blossom Street
David Helvitz
Grove Street
Robert Graham
Malden
Oldis
Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Cold Fortification
Rexall Medical News argues coughs colds and pneumonia stem from catarrhal germs and promotes Mucu-Tone as a fortifying internal remedy. It claims the product clears germs revitalizes the body boosts appetite and adds flesh with a 98 percent satisfaction claim and a 50 cent trial bottle offer.
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White Dental Parlors
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J. S. Waterman & Sons Gceneral Undertakers
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Mary Hoey
Saratoga Street
Chuch of the Sacred Heart
Prescott
Henrietta Prescott
Austin Street
Mary Carriero
Green
Conlin
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Divi- Mackin
Vesion
Vision
Hoch
Chapter
A Simp
Board of Aldermen
Dr. Miles
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
F. E. Brown
Primghar
Iowa
J.C. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
M. L. Craffey
St. Louis
C. F. Beard
So. Framingham
Mass
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