Newton Wins Narrowly In Candle Pin League Match
Newton defeats Newtowne 538 led by Tapley 538 and Untin 517 as Cambridge debuts hurt by poor second ball work. Newton takes first two games and narrowly loses final game in close finish at the Garden City club house amid high scores and few changes.
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Boston
Newtowne
Newton
Newtownoast
Ewton
Cambridge
Owlers
Garden City
Inbridge
Newtown T
Theewton
Hales
Untin
Tapley
Kemp T Aking
Buntin
Three Classes of Men by Dr A R Sanden Book Notice
An advertisement claims a 30 year medical specialty in nervous disorders from youthful errors. It promotes a sealed book detailing cures with the Dr Sanden Electric Belt and asserts 5009 men aided last year. Implies authenticity and warns against imitations.
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Dr. Sanden
A.R. Sanden
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Bowling results from the Cab le Pin League night action
Ned Dickerman's raves defeated Jameson by 4 lead in the Cab le Pin League at ub alleys. St James remains second while Hub ties for third. In Division B four games played with Sudbury vs thian postponed. Kirby tops Murray Irwin alleys with 1331 total. James, Meyers, Boylstons and Jefferson Central won. Roxbury Metropolitan beat Massachusetts team by 116 pins as BC Wheelmen lost.
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St. James Alleys
James
Tao Alon
Duffy Sere
Columbia
Oss Seveesenes
Towle Pees Ereseses
Harrington
Hitchcock Es
Kirbys
Paige Eer
Ross Ee
McLaughlin
Kby
Murray
Irwin Bowier
McGrath See
Harrison
Piongren
Callahan
Williams
McDonald Seers
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Carruth
Meyers
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White Eee Eee
Ub Alleys
Ned” Dickerman
Raves
Jameson
Jamesoneam
St. James
Hub
Jamesons
Sudbury
Thian
Chelsea
Murray & Irwin
Kirby Eam
M. and I. Independent
Efferson
Central
McCarthy
Eam
Roxbury
Roxburys
Massachusetts
Boston College Wheelmen
East Wey Wheelmen Rally Visit Against Bay State Team
Fragmentary notes describe a hockey event involving East Wey Wheelmen of this city and the Bay State team at the Casino. Names such as Sawyer Franks K Sawyer Sampson Lineman Walsh Raymond appear in partial lines, with unclear scoring and positions.
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East Wey- Wheelmen
Punter 276 Votes Mark Open Sessions At League Assembly
National Assembly of the League of American Wheelmen meets in St. Louis to debate good roads and California. New York reports 276 pledged votes for Potter out of 364. majority speculation rises as openings and banquets unfold.
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ST. Louis
National Assembly
League of American Wheelmen
Otto Doerner
Milwaukee
John Hamilton
Harrisburg
Penn
National Association of Farmers’ Institute
New York
Potter
Assembly
Sterling Elliott
Massachusetts
National League
Dorner
National Highway Improvement Committee
A. B. Choate
National Highway Commission For
Minnesota
Chicago
Frank W. Moulton
Moulton
Carter H. Harrison
Public Works
Larry McGaw
League
Racing Board
W. E. Pratt
Campello
E. C. Baker
Vermont
Arthur F. Clark
Bennington
J. M. Ashley
Burlington
Maine
William Harthorne
Waterville
Connecticut
Frank E. Smith
East Norwalk
California
Bicycle Gossip Shifts Managers and Plans Across Tracks
Mrs. E A McDuffee improves as doctors hold hope for recovery. John M Savage to manage C Wold cycle fittings at 477 Tremont St. Louis Bill seeks Cleveland manager for Lozier agencies. Major Taylor blocked from South races. Bellaire track managers cite color line. Senator W J Morgan’s Boston visit aims at ten year lease rather than land purchase. T E Tarment heads to New York as hat salesman. Swiss rider Charles Kaser plans challenge to Michael in five or ten mile race then sprint work. Thomas Keenan Jr. denies withdrawal from Potter ticket. John West may take C W Miller to France for 48 hour race. first American in foreign long distance events.
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E. A. McDuffee
John M. Savage
C. Wold
Tremont Street
Louis Bill
Lozier
Cleveland
Major Taylor
Bellaire
American Cycle Racing Association
W. J. Morgan
Boston
T. E. Tarment
Westboro
New York
Charles Kaser
Michael
Thomas Keenan, Jr
Potter
John West
C. W. Miller
France
Maher Challenge to McCoy Fails to Lock In
Buck Connolly manager of Peter Maher announces Maher’s world title challenge to Kid McCoy after McCoy forfeits $5000. Connolly offers $6000 or $10,000 a side and a six week window to sign. If McCoy refuses, the $5000 remains and Maher will challenge any fighter for the title.
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New York
Buck Connolly
Pittsburg
Peter Maher
Police Gazette
Kid McCoy
Maher
McCoy
Connolly
Fitzsimmons
Boxing Gossip Reveals Feuds and Fight Plans
Parson Davies and Joe Choynski split after a public feud and the Parson plans to drop Choynski and reclaim a forfeited $1000. Amid rumors, boxing figures like Goff, Madden, McCoy, and Palmer spark scheduling talks, with rivals such as Sullivan Kelley Burke and O’Brien pursuing bouts across Boston, Chicago, and Troy.
Abduction of Chris Von Der Ahe Probed by Missouri
Circuit Attorney Eggers declares the Von Der Ahe kidnapping from the St Nicholas Hotel a high handed outrage. He plans warrants for all involved and will seek a Missouri Governor's requisition to return the abductors from Pennsylvania. Governor Stephens supports the move and cites Missouri law on abduction.
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ST. Louis
Eggers
Chris von der Ahe
Pittsburg
von der Ahe
St. Nicholas Hotel
Stephens
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Bendel
Princeton Coach's Trainer Resigns After Seven Years
John Mac Masters, Princeton's athletic trainer for seven years, resigned today citing dissatisfaction with last season's football training. He trained five championship teams with Princeton baseball and football. The post may go to Walter Christie, current track trainer.
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Princeton
N. J
John MacMasters
Tigers
Walter Christie
Notable Names in 19th Century Figures List
A roster of historical names including August Belmont James W. Alexander Thomas T. Eckert James H. Dunham Sidney D. Ripley George W. Carleton George W. Phillips Henry S. Terbell Jayton Ives Boudinot Colt Alanson Trask and J. F. De Navarro, indicating a compilation of notable individuals from a bygone era.
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James W. Alexander
August Belmont
Thomas T. Eckert
James H. Dunham
Sidney D. Ripley
George W. Carleton
George W. Phillips
Henry S. Terbell
Jayton Ives
Boudinot Colt
Alanson Trask
J. F. de Navarro
Ryan Defeats Keough in Murray & Irwin's Cue Clash
Scotland's Ryan shows form in a crowd pleasing win over Jerome Keough at Murray & Irwin's last evening. Keough dazzled with runs and billiard style shots while Bingham trailed in the afternoon session. Tonight Carey faces Keough and McCune seeks the champ's first defeat.
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Ryan
Scotland
Jerome Keough
Murray & Irwin
Keough
Bingham
Bob Carey
McCune
Milford Organizes New League Under Business Principles
President Charley Marston of Fall Rivers travels to the Bahamas on business. Frank Dwyer signs with Cincinnati and coaches Hobart College. Last year’s Pawtuckets’ Wilder and J F Pare seek signings with Waiie Burnham. Nick Young completes the schedule as magnates eye potential plum arrivals. The Suburban Lowell League becomes City League with Burkes Emeralds Y M C I s and Mathews.
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Milford
Charley Marston
Fall Rivers
Bahamas
Frank Dwyer
Cincinnati
Hobart
Wilder
Pawtuckets
J. F. Pare
Waiie Burnham
Nick Young
Plums
Lowell
Burkes
Emeralds
Massachusetts
New England
Hafford
Somerville High
Georgetown
Pat Fleming
Cambridge
Billy Maloney
Lewiston
Cadwalader
Yale
Laurenceville School
Carter
Schaefer Victorious in Boston Exhibition Triumph
Jake Schaefer returned to Boston after winning at Madison Square Garden and drew a large crowd at Hub billiard parlors. He defeated Ben Saylor of California in an exhibition, then plans another performance this afternoon and evening. scores and averages are given with a long running tally.
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Jake Schaefer
Boston
Madison Square Garden
George Slosson
Ben Saylor
California
Lab
Schaefer
Saylor
Local athletic notes from winter to summer events and figures
Multiple brief items cover skating races postponed by soft ice at Locust street rink, predictions of Tewksbury to win 100-yard outdoor event, Yale rowing changes by Bob Cook, A R Yates securing Fair Field Me trotting park lease with meets planned, Minot Bastian visiting Clinton after Penn relay, Maine Mile Track Association set to hold a Rigby fair next summer, Frank M Monahan training Hoy Cross for Boston College meet on Feb 28, Ed Donovan Natick challenger to Bernie Wefers, Piper comments on Downer and Weters race, and Emerald Football Club Worcester heading to New York for Memorial Day for the Irish-American Association grounds dedication Geelie tournament.
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Locust Street
Harry Cornish
Tewksbury
Bob Cook
Yale
A. R. Yates
Fairfield
Minot B. Bastian
University of Pennsylvania
Holy Greys
Clinton
United States
Canada
Maine Mile Track Association
New England
Frank M. Monahan
Hoy Cross
Boston College
Ed Donovan
Natick
Bernie Wefers
Atter
Piper
Downer
Weters
Emerald Football Club
Worcester
New York
Woman Arrested for Shoplifting at Jordan Marsh Co
Inspector Knox arrested a woman who supplied the name Jane Whalen and residence Newton Place Somerville for shoplifting at Jordan Marsh Co.
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Inspector Knox
Jane Whalen
Newton Place
Somerville
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Rules Bar Riders and Licenses in Horse Races Adopted
In case of emergency a rider may race before license is issued but winnings are withheld until the license arrives. Licenses may be free if no claims exist. A rider must know horse eligibility personally. Charles B. Palmer led a resolution opposing betting on heats. New York named for the next congress.
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Charles B. Palmer
Lowell
National Trotting Association
New York
National Trotting Association Alters Rules and Licenses Drivers
The biennial congress in New York adopts abolishing the hobble on all tracks from 1899 and a new driver licensing rule. The code revision affects all 1896 rules. Officers elected include P. P. Johnson president and David Bonner and M. T. Smith as vice presidents. District boards named across EasternAtlantic Central Western and Pacific regions. A driver license from the secretary is now required before competing on member grounds.
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New York
National Trotting Association
American Association
P. P. Johnson
Lexington
David Bonner
M. T. Smith
San Francisco
Lewis J. Powers
Springfield
Mass
W. H. Gocher
Hartford
Conn
C. B. Palmer
Lowell
William Christie
Toronto
Milwaukee
Gorton
Chicago
Pacific
E. P. Heald
A. B. Spreckels
C. M. Chase
Woodbury's Facial Products Promoted By Boston Dermatologist
Dr John H Woodbury of 11 Winter Street Boston promotes Woodbury facial soap facial cream face powder and dental cream. Each sample offered for 20 cents as the dermatologist has studied skin and complexion for over 26 years.
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Woodbury
John H. Woodbury
Nter St
Boston
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
An old promotional note claims Dean's Ointment provides instant relief for difficult skin conditions, describing hives as painful and exposing a wider claim about remedies for various skin irritations.
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Dean
Locomotor Ataxia Spotlight Under Medical Aid Reach
The National Association of Physicians and Surgeons highlights Dr. Wilson at 18 Boylston Street for treating locomotor ataxia. Two young men improved after six weeks of care, with demonstrations and free trials offered weekly and consultations always available.
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National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Wilson
Boylston Street
Ike
Association
Salvation Ot Aid Without Burnt Arm
A brief note expresses optimism that Salvation Ot will support the injured without delay. It mentions relief from pain and swift recovery, emphasizing care and assistance for the affected person. The tone remains hopeful and communal.
Colonel Lovell Elected President of Boston Cycle Board
Colonel Benjamin S. Lovell, president of the John P. Lovell Arms and Cycle Company, has been elected president of the Boston Cycle Board of Trade after Fred Very’s resignation. The unanimous choice aligns with expected leadership continuity.
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Benjamin S. Lovell
John P. Lovell Arms and Cycle Company
Boston Cycle Board of Trade
Fred Very
Benjamin 8. Lovell
Lovell Named Leader at Directors Meeting Dinner Set
The board of directors elected Colonel Lovell to prominence in the trade at a meeting called for that purpose. A dinner was voted to be held at the Thorndike on the evening of the 19th with Mr. Dikeman of the National Board of Trade of Cycle Manufacturers expected to attend.
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Lovell
Board of Directors
Thorndike
Dikeman
National Board of Trade of Cycle Manufacturers
Pioneer Boston cyclist fund idea raises aid to hospital
A Cambridge reader proposes turning bicycle pump signs into charity boxes for the Emergency Hospital. He suggests placing a box in every cycle store in Boston to collect annual donations and asks the Post to assist.
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Post
Sterling Elliott
Boston
W. M. Holahan
Cambridge
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