Fight in Mericy Follows Maher Fitzsimmons Talks
Rumors push Maher versus Fitzsimmons toward an earlier Mexico or border fight near El Paso. Authorities including Texas rangers and New Mexico officials monitor moves as carpenters prep the ring and a casino crowd gathers amid carnival week events and a $10,800 local fund commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Maher
Fitzsimmons
von Stuart
Stuart
Mexico
Rio Grande
Company of
Texas Rangers
Culberson
Lone Star
New Mexico
Thornton
Sherif Ascarate
Donna Ana
Texas
Citizens’ Committee
Dan Stuart
Dan
George Siler
First Methodist Church
Johnson
Dennison
Mojave Desert
Bill’ Simpson
Jim’’ Belden
Lariat
Tom McCann
Mike O’brien
Lowell Les Miserables Dominates Massachusetts Bowling Standings
In the Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League final weeks of the first division show Lowell Les Miserables poised to win the title amid tight races for third between Vesper Casino and Salem. Charlestown faces possible loss of top third division status with Jamaica defeating neighbors. Lews of Lowell Highlands posted the week's high three string total, while Grover of Vesper holds the leading average as of February 8 with 608.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Les Miserables
Lowell
Vesper
Casino
Salem
Battery Boys
Jamaica
Charlestown
Dorchester Central
Charlestownites
Chelsea
Corwin
Esi
BON Et Marven
Whittier
Iss
Vosiwe
Chapin
Vege
Bruce
Old Dorchester
Eastman
Wheelock
Simson
Gea
Anshelm
Arlington
Orie Lloyd
Currier
Shieh
Carter
Saion Clive Cis
Cox
Nowfall
oAl CO
Vvvieses
Cesseeeeces
Emmons
Jeffries
Pielvéstese
Boros Goulding
Vespers
Cess
Eie Cesinancesese
Gls Puor
Esses Tee
Harwood
Church
Lowell H
Glas Lynch
Artillery
Sears
Ares
Ewes
Weer
Oxford
Somerville Central
Marie
Old Powder House
Glendon
Philedian
Melrose
Medford
Vesper Seen
Seeee
Salem A
RM As Gresien
O'S
Ee Ener i
B. A
Seer Etee
Arlington Ee
Eee Wees
Paidrich 'S
Oicc
Wee Sete Ewes
Philedian . A
High
Cscceessssee. O
Conneff shines amid adversity at B A A games
Tommy Conneff delivered a remarkable showing despite foot troubles at the B A A games, following a five mile indoor effort on hard floor with spike shoes at the New Jersey A C games. In Atlantic Yacht Club action Commodore Dixon and P Crook fell 21 16 21 4 21 10. English High prepares for indoor events on Feb 15. Linde and Boyce noted as promising for future events. Moyle to coach Brown football. Rockefeller Jr. leads Brown's management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Conneff
New Jersey
A. C
Atlantic Yacht Club
Dixon
P. Crook
English High School
Linde
East Boston
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Boyce
Brookline
S. Moyle
New Haven
Brown University
Moyle
Brown
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard Oil Company
Championship racquet matches at the B A A this week
This week's B A A schedule features H H Hunnewell Jr against B S De Garmendia on Monday, Hunnewell Jr versus Valentine G Hall on Tuesday, J S Tooker vs Hall on Wednesday, Tooker vs De Garmendia on Thursday, and Tom Pettitt vs George Standing on Saturday. Friday hosts a four handed match with De Garmendia and Tooker pairing with Standing and Pettitt. pairing not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hunnewell, Jr
B. S. de Garmendia
Valentine G. Hall
J. S. Tooker
Tom Pettitt
George
Shoe Factory Bowling League Finalizes Schedule
Brockton directors set a league schedule through March 14 after a meeting on February 9 to organize upcoming contests and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Shoe Factory Bowling League
Sale figures and dosage guide for a medical book
The notice cites a product with 10 percent and 25 percent concentrations and urges readers to buy the book at their druggist. It states annual sales exceed 6,000,000 bores and promotes following the guide for use.
Penn Varsity Eight Captain Alfred Bull Resigns
Alfred E Bull resigns as captain of the University of Pennsylvania varsity eight. He opposed coach Ellis plan to abandon the Woodruff stroke and adopt a Ward taught stroke, stating lack of sympathy with the move led to his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Alfred E. Bull
University of Pennsylvania
Bull
Woodruff
Ellis
Ward
Boston Wheelmen Club Notes and Cycling Events in 1896
The Medford Cycle Club prepares a clubhouse via Joseph K. Mannig with a $10,000 Forest street building near the new high school. L A W winter entertainment at Keith’s Bijou Theatre, a large smoker, vaudeville, and home trainer races are planned. H. E. Mansfield splits from Pope company to ride for a new firm. The Press Cycling Club seeks disqualification clarification from the national racing board. Single tube tires grow in popularity as 1896 promises a distinct single tube year. Boston Wheelmen announce a leap year dance on February 12 at 1189 Washington street with notable performers and a sold out crowd. the ball follows the successful prior event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston Cycle Club
Medford
H. E. Mansfield
Pope Company
Lew Walleston
Press Cycling Club
National Racing Board
Boston Wheelmen
Washington Street
C. R. Howard
Middlesex Road Club Forms in Malden Tonight
A new cycle club named the Middlesex Road Club was formed in Malden with prominent businessmen and riders in attendance. Officers elected include President C. S. Brainard and Vice-President R. H. Waugh, with headquarters and full slate postponed to Thursday's meeting at Wettergreen Bros. on Eastern Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Middlesex Road Club
Wettergreen Bros
Eastern Avenue
C. S. Brainard
R. H. Waugh
A. H. Cole
C. E. Wettergreen
James Blades
Medford Cycle Club Plans Debunked Building
This morning a Boston paper announced a Medford married man would build a $10,000 clubhouse for the Medford Cycle Club. A brother said the report was untrue, and William M. Curtis, the club president, said he had heard nothing about it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Boston
William M. Curtis
Baseball Notes on Players and Contracts Across Cities
Catcher Dick Buckley begins coaching Pennsylvania University candidates. John Calahan signs with Springfield in the Eastern League as pitcher. Lester German signs with a New York club and plans a southern tour. Charley Farrell may stay with New York or risk losing his deal. Dad Clarke returns $100 advance. he sought double. Oswego reports Billy Barnie linked to Hartford franchise. Arthur Irwin backs his appointment. Frank Selee to mail contracts to reserved Boston players and spring practice shifts to Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Buckley
Philadelphias
Pennsylvania University
John Calahan
Marlboro
Springfield
Lester German
New York
Aberdeen
Charley Farrell
New Yorks
Dad Clarke
Oswego
Billy Barnie
Hartford Atlantic Association
Arthur Irwin
Jersey City
Barnie
Irwin
Frank Selee
Boston
Charlottesville
Louisville Driving and Fair Association Postpones Spring Meet
The Louisville Driving and Fair Association cancels spring and summer meetings. The sole event runs Sept 28 to Oct 3 with daily trot stakes of 2000 to 2000 and a 5000 2 15 class stake naming horses by Sept 15. Pacers offer three purses of 2000 each and two daily class races. European buyers offer 5000 for Commodore Porter. offer refused. Nat Goodwin set to pace. Henry S Barker, Carrie Onward, Bewilder, Regal Wilkes in Simons stable. Major Calloway aims to capture stallion record with Regal Wilkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Driving and Fair Association
Kentucky
J. J. Douglas
Commodore Porter
Nutwood
Nat Goodwin
Sam Simons
Simons
Henry S. Barker
Ed Geers
Carrie
Regal Wilkes
Major Calloway
New England Polo Club Sets Spring Plans
Club members of the New England Polo Association met yesterday to finalize plans for the season. A formal vote approved closing the club on March 21, signaling end of activities for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Polo Association
Clinterree
Stoneham
Palance
Do Bull's Cough Syrup Endorsed To Prevent Croup
A mother's friend of Dr. Do Bull recommends timely use of Do Bull's Cough Syrup to prevent croup, reflecting folk medical guidance attached to a physician's acquaintance.
Armory boxing card features Burley Strong clash and Week’s bets
Boxing program at West Newton Street Armory for February 10 includes Nick Burley versus Charles Strong for heavy middleweight honors and other bouts. Promoters report strong interest, with plans for possible subsequent challenges involving Alf Snelling Pedlar Palmer and Corbett associates.
Boxing Notes Highlight Hagerstrom Abbott Bout and Strong Rivalries
The article recalls Abbott being judged the beaten man in a close bout with Hagerstrom while Connolly’s career earns praise for durability. It notes Nick Burley’s upcoming heavyweight clash with Charles Strong, top Middle States contender, and details Strong’s prior battles with Morris and other opponents with varying outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Burley
Charles Strong
Middle States
Strong
Hagerstrom
Abbott
Connolly
New England
West
John P. Dunn
Charles P. Sagel
Morris
Miner’s Eighth Avenue Theatre
New York
Strone
Dick Ross
Jim Jackson
Ed Watson
Bob Jackson
Burley and Strong set to clash in a top New England boxing spotlight
The bill features Stewart, Coyle, Dunn in middleweight matches and Baker, Hanlon, Courtney in varied rounds. Burley, 25, 154 pounds, famed for two handed power, faces Strong in a major test of merit as he topples rivals in the New England circuit. Haley, Broderick, King, Kennard join the East’s best in this weight-class showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Fitzsimmons
America
Burley
Patsey Haley
Buffalo
Boston
Patsy Broderick
Providence
Andy King
Butte
Mont
Jimmy Kennard
St. Paul
Westcott
Boxing Sossip From City and Lynn Cards
Tonight boxers compete in the Kirtland Club rooms with Ben McArthur vs Lewis Sullivan for the 125 pound American title and Brown versus Mac Lean for the New England heavyweight crown. Ike McArthur faces Corbin of Lynn in a 125 pound match with other catchweight bouts and 115 and 150 pound contests on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lynn Athletic and Rowing Association
Kirtland
Ben McArthur
Lewis Sullivan
America
Brown
MacLean
New England
Ike McArthur
Corbin
William E. Hagan
J. H. Wightman
Tim Sullivan
William Leary
Patrick Noonan
Bent
Lowell
Constant
Fitzsimmons and Hall
Fitzsimmons
Charlestown
Lewiston
George Bishop
Corbin-McArthur
Billy Mack
Cambridgeport
Yale Crew Policy Outlined After New York Conference
Yale manager De Sibour reports a key meeting with coaches in New York. Present were De Sibour Bob Cook and George Adee. A mass meeting of Yale students will be held soon to decide on sending a crew to Henley pending England's reply to Yale’s cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
de Sibour
Yale Navy
New York
Yale
Bob Cook
George Adee
Henley
England
Seventeenth annual Columbian Rowing Ball planned at Lyceum Hall
The Columbian Rowing Association hosts its seventeenth annual ball this evening at Lyceum Hall in East Boston. The arrangements committee has worked hard and promises a good entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Rowing Association
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Hearing on Boston street widening and sewer relief petitions
Massachusetts State House announces a hearing by the Committee on Metropolitan Affairs on February 12 at 10 o clock a m. The hearing covers petitions for widening and construction of streets by Boston street commissioners, acceptance of Miner street at forty feet width, relief from sewer assessments for estates not benefited, and an annuity petition to John Rogers. Charles F Sprague, Chairman H L Boutwell, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Miner Street
John Rogers
Charles F. Sprague
H. L. Boutwell
Massachusetts Judiciary Committee Hearing Schedule 1806
The Massachusetts State House announces a hearing on February 11 at 10:30 11:30 and 12 o'clock a.m. to consider three bills. One defines railroad liability for employee injuries another allows police chiefs to admit to bail for drunkenness or misdemeanor and a third bans ice deliveries from wagons on Sundays. J J Myers chairs the committee with Albert E Addis as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Judiciary
J. J. Myers
Albert E. Addis
Hearing on Bulfinch State House front preservation
Commonwealth of Massachusetts announces a hearing before the Committee on State House to consider petitions for security and preservation of the Bulfinch front of the State House. The session is set for Tuesday February 11 at 10 30 a m in the old House of Representatives chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Old House of Representatives
James P. Niles
William W. Davis
Boston Emergency Hospital Hearing Planned at State House
State House Boston February 6 1896 hearing set by the Committee on Public Charitable Institutions for parties interested in an appropriation and legislation for the Boston Emergency Hospital. The session will be in Room 8 at 11 oclock Wednesday December 12 with John D H Gauss, House Chairman and John H Ponce, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Committee On Public
John D. H. Gauss
House
John H. Ponce
Annual Meeting Notices for State Street Exchange and Boston Duck Company
State Street Exchange stockholders meet in Boston at Mills Building Exchange Place Room 6 on February 19 1896 at eleven for officer elections and other business. Boston Duck Company to hold annual meeting February 12 1896 at Noon at No 100 Summer Street with a simultaneous special meeting to authorize conveyance of real estate. PEDER OLSEN Clerk. FRANCIS L HAYES Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street Exchange
Boston
Mills Building
Exchange Place
Francis L. Hayes
The
Boston Duck Company
Summer St
Peder Olsen
Annual Meeting Notice of Columbian MPG Co
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Columbian MPG Co will be held at the treasurer's office 100 Summer St Boston on Wednesday February 12 1806 at 1130 am W W Stevenson Clerk Boston February 3 1806 Hoisting Engineers Wanted Attend Meeting This Evening at WS87 Washington Street union members urged for vital business discussion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockhollers of the
Columbian Mpg. CO
Summer St
Boston
W. W. Stevenson
Tech
Washington Street
Massachusetts Superior Court Notice in Marden v Horton
Norfolk Superior Court orders publication of notice in Boston Post for Oscar A Marden of Stoughton versus H S Horton of Providence Rhode Island. Defendant not resident in Massachusetts. publication to occur twice weekly for three weeks with last issue at least fourteen days before the April first term. Also a public admonition from Benedetto about Mary Guinasso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Norfolk
A. D
Oscar A. Marden
Stoughton
Horton
Providence
Rhode Island
Dedham
Boston Post
Boston
Suffolk
Erastus Worthington
R. B. Worthington
Insolvency Notice for Francis J. Snyder of Boston
A Court of Insolvency issued a warrant against Francis J. Snyder of Boston Suffolk County. Debts cannot be paid or property delivered to him. Creditors are to meet February 28, 1896 at 2 PM at the Court House Pemberton Square Boston to prove debts and appoint assignees.
Insolvency Notice for Cambridge Debtor Keith
Warrant issued from the Court of Insolvency against George Y Keith of Cambridge Middlesex insolvent debtor Prohibition on debts and transfer of property Meeting of creditors to prove debts and appoint assignees to be held February 13 1806 at Cambridge at eleven o clock in the forenoon Bartholomew M Young Deputy Sheriff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
George Y. Keith
Bartholomew M. Young
Insolvency Petition Against Boston Debtor Wesner
In Suffolk court a petition by creditors William Harvey Joseph Watts Edward Osborne of Philadelphia as William Harvey & Co. asks a warrant to seize and distribute the estate of Frank W. Wesner trading as Frank W. Wesner & Co. of Boston. Elijah George, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Frank W. Wesner
Boston
Frank W. Wesner & CO
William Harvey
John Watts
Joseph N. Watts
Edward Osborne
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William Harvey & CO
Frank W. Westner
Elijah George
Insolvency Warrant Issued Against Richard T. Dixby of Chelsea
Boston February 6 1896 notice reports a Court of Insolvency issued a warrant against Richard T. Dixby of Chelsea Suffolk foreman insolvent debtor. Debts and property transfers to him are forbidden by law. Creditors meet March 6 at 2 PM at the Court House Pemberton Square Boston to prove debts and appoint assignees.
Insolvency Notice for Patrick A Burns of Boston
Suffolk ss Boston February 8 1806 Notice is given against Patrick A Burns of Boston insolvent to forbid payment of debts and transfer of property. A creditors meeting to prove debts and choose assignees will be held at a Court of Insolvency in Suffolk on February 21 1896 at 2 PM. Francis Martin Deputy Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Francis J. Snyder
Court House
Pemberton Square
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Patrick A. Burns
Merlintr Lipson
Joseph Simon
Simon & CO
Lipson
Simon
Samuel Simon
Sumner Street
Mehyer Sipson
Summer St
Walter I. Tupper
Phillip A. Spofford
Albert M. Gardner
William V. Brigham
Joseph Cavanagh
Andrew Crawford
Suffolk County
Co. W. Cushing
Insolvency Notices for Lipson Simon and Associates
Assignees Samuel Simon and Samuel Simon present at Boston Court of Insolvency for Lipson Simon debtors with second meeting set for April 3 1896 at ten oclock. Also notices for Mead Lipson Simon Waller Tupper William Brigham Andrew Crawford and Andrew Crawford with dates February 14 1896 and assignees W. Cushing Albert Gardner Phillip Spofford and others listed.
Proposals for Boston coal deliveries 1896
Sealed bids due Feb 14 1896 for delivering about 1600 tons of coal to Boston main drainage pumping station with 800 tons by March 1 and the rest by March 16. Bid must include price per ton and weigh costs. Security required. city may reject any bid. Also Navy Yard supplies bids due Feb 11 1896 for tar and flax twine to meet Navy standard with inspection and possible lot drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Boston
George’s Creek
Cumberland
New River
Benjamin W. Wells
Navy Yard
Mass
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Navy
Navy Pay Office
Department
Edwin Stewart
Probate Court Schedules Hearing On Lewis Estate
Suffolk probate court calls the heirs and interested parties to show cause why Richard H. Lewis of Boston should not have letters testamentary issued to Thomas L. Jenks without a surety. The hearing is set for February 13, 1896, at 10 a.m. Boston Post notices will run weekly for three weeks, with copies mailed to known heirs seven days before court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Richard H. Lewis
Boston
Thomas L. Jenks
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Notice of administratrix for Mary Coursey estate
The subscriber has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Mary Coursey of Boston Suffolk intestate. All with claims must exhibit them and all indebted must make wineya to Ary Elizabeth Urley 227 Boston Street South Boston in accordance with law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Coursey
Boston
Suffolk
Elizabeth Urley
Boston Street
South
Divorce Petition Alleges Cruelty and Support Claims in Covey Case
ANNIE ADELINE COVERY petitions for divorce from COLIN C. COVEY citing repeated acts of extreme cruelty in Boston and Halifax, placement of fear and health harm, and a lack of support. She seeks alimony, custody of five children, and attachment of assets up to 5000 dollars, with further court orders as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Superior Court
Suffolk
Boston
Abels
Annto A. Covey
Colin C. Covey
Halifax
Nova Scotia
A. D
Colin
Colin Covey
Colin GC
Hbellee
Charles H. Covey
Ellen D. Covey
William TH. Covey
Adeline D. Covey
Rebekah R. Covey
Annie Adeline Covery
Libel Notice Issued in Suffolk County Court Proceeding
In Boston on January 21, 1896 the Suffolk Superior Court clerk orders libellant to publish the libel and order in the Boston Post for three weeks and mail or serve the libellee Colin C. Covey fourteen days before the March first Monday to show cause why the prayer should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Boston
Colin C. Covey
County of
Boston Post
Jos
A. Willard
Wellington Wells
Hartshorn Sues for Divorce in Suffolk Court
Arthur W. Hartshorn of Boston files suit for divorce from Mary S. Hartshorn, formerly of New York, citing deserted since April 15, 1891 after a marriage in Boston October 7, 1880. The libellant seeks a decree of divorce and such further alimony and relief as justice requires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Superior Court
Suffolk
Boston
Arthur Wi. Hartshorn
Mary
Hartshorn
New York
Medford
Middlesex
Mary S. Hartshorn
A. D
Arthur H. Hartshorn
Notice to Libellee in Boston Court Action 1896
Clerk JOSEPH A WILLARD orders libellant to publish attested copy of libel weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and mail a registered copy to libellee Mary S. Hartshorn, with publication completing at least fourteen days before the first March Monday. Filing occurring February 5, 1896 in Boston, Suffolk.
Geraldine Hendon Petitions for Divorce and Custody
Geraldine Hendon of Boston alleges marriage to Alonzo Hendon in 1877 at St. John New Brunswick and seeks a decree of divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. She requests custody of their children Charles P. Hendon born March 147s and Carrie FE Hendon born August 15si, dated February 8 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Boston
Geraldine Hendon
Alonzo Hendon
Annapolis
Nova Scotia
St. John
New Brunswick
Commonwealth
Charles P. Hendon
Carrie FE. Hendon
Issi
Legal notice from Suffolk County court dated February 4 1896
The Clerk's Office in Boston issues a notice to Alonzo Hendon to appear before the Boston court in April to respond to a libel. An attested copy must be published in the Boston Post and mailed to the plaintiff by the first Monday of April. The libelee must show cause why the libel should not proceed.
Grace S Johnson Seeks Divorce From Robert H Johnson
Grace S Johnson of Boston petitions a divorce from Robert H Johnson of Philadelphia after desertion in Everett Massachusetts around February 5 1893. They married in Lynn Essex County Massachusetts April 1 1891 and lived as husband and wife in Lynn for 24 hours with no children. She asks restoration of her maiden name Grace S Oliver. Dated February 6 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Superior Court
Suffolk
Boston
Grace S. Johnson
Robert H. Johnson
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lynn
Essex County
Massachusetts
Everett
Grace S. Oliver
Grace
Notice for Libel Suspect in Suffolk County Courts
Clerk announces in Boston on February 6 1896 that service by attested copy of libel and order is required fourteen days before the first Monday of March. The libellee must show cause why the prayer should not be granted at a March hearing. Attest: Gion Wells assistant clerk.
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Mericy
Lewis
Syiceee
Bary Ik
Pee Wee Heat
Pennington, Terries
Ceececces
OUS Brosdley Salemery
Tohuagh Casino
ORO Lodge
Vosper
Vss
Ee Fogg
Rcvigw
Isis
Shrevicw
Babes
Dorchester
Central
Seersescesea Lees Crock
Aleia Beecadent
Astoore UG
CMEC
Saints
Winslow
Somerville “Central
Aibes
Snewesaee
Vospcp
Eees
Orne
Pew
Spencer
Cenol
Ieee
M. A. OC
Rovicw O Cciccese
Hartey
Casinoe
B. A. Apes
California
Nchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Faneuil Hall Square
Shoe City Bowling League
Evn Sale 3
U. of P
NEW Malden Cycle Club
Baseball Notes
Torf
Armory
Newton Street
Hagerstrom and Connolly
West Newton Street Armory
Maurice Hagerstrom
Eddie Connolly
Paddy Fenton
Stanton Abbott
Dave Heffernan
West End
Alf Snelling
Palmer
London
al Smith
Fitzsimmons-Maher
Jim Corbett
Phil Dwyer
Corbett
Tom O’rourke
Charley Smith
Smith
Squire Abingdon
E. S
Dover
N. H
Mirror of Life
Eng
George V. Tuohey
New York City
Gotham
Leslie Pearce
Joe Flaherty
New York Athletic Club
Martin Flaherty
Danny McBride
Flaherty
Tuohey
Jimmy Kelley
Kid Lavigne
Professor Kelley
Lavigne
Jack McAuliffe
Madison Square Garden
Charley Genslinger
New Manhattan Club
Kid McCoy
Charley
Boxing
Sossip
Mary Guinasso
Benedetto
Richard T. Dixby
John F. Kelly
Francis Martin
City OF
Street Department
Bosterg
Jos. A. Willard
Gion Wells
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