Pitcher Lindaman Weds Iowa Maiden
Vivi Lindaman, Boston National League pitcher, wed Mabel Burns at her parents home in Charles City Iowa. Their courtship began after a Sioux City ball game where his play inspired her, and a later near train accident she survived with his aid. Lindaman previously pitched for the Sioux City team in the Western league and is an Elk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles City
Vivi Lindaman
Mabel Burns
Sioux
City
Lindaman
Sioux City
Dartmouth Expects 10 Shine In Baseball This Season
In Hanover the Dartmouth baseball setup aims for a top season as practice begins and the schedule is released. Captain Skillen leads pitchers with Glaze Hazelton and Beckett backing him. Schopperly and Leonard anchor the battery. Schildmiller, Driscoll, Richardson seek everyday roles. McDevitt headlines the hitting lineup with McLane Knight Reilley and Black contending for the outfield spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Fianover
N. H
Hanover
Skillen
Glaze
Hazelton
Beckett
Schopperly
Everett High
Leonard
Schildmiller
Andover
Cornell
Driscoll
Richardson
McDevitt
McLane
Knight
Reilley
Black
Harness Horse Gossip Dished Up for the Speedway Drivers
A rally of harness horse news covers Uhlan from Shawsheen Farm, Peter the Great now at Patchen Wilkes Farm in Lexington, Ky, and prospects of Concord Driving Club visiting Charles River Speedway. Notes on ships to Russia, Fasig Tipton cups, and riders like James Brady and Ed Geers are included along with horse movements, breeding plans, and upcoming races at Lexington and New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhlan
Arthur Parker
Shawsheen
Peter the Great
Patchen Wilkes Farm
Winchester Pike
Lexington
Concord Driving Club
Charles River Speedway
Concord
Quincy House
Glenwood M
New York
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Vienna
Russia
Gay Bingen
Totora
Susie J
Brilliant Girl
Borezella
Metropolitan Club
George Webb
Sweet Marie
Philadelphia
Nancy Nelson
Ipswich
James Brady
Gay Bingen Fame
East View Farm
Idle Hour
Macon
Ed Avery
Selma
Ala
Lon McDonald
O. Gerrity
Ed Gillis
Attleboro
R. S. Strader
Naboth
Walsingham
George Wilkes
Harkaway
Lady Montgomery
Montgomery Chief
Star Denmark
Prince Selma
Oro
Norman B
Terre Haute
Knap McCarthy
Morgan Horse
William Durland
Riding Academy
James Butler
Fast View Farm
Empire City
Directum Kelly
The
Phantom
King Direct
Ed Geers Thas
Hattie Direct
Walter Direct
Maud
Hal Carter
Alfred Russell
Siliko
Francis
Transylvania
Williams Hamilton clash set after six day race at Park Square Rink
Charley Williams, winner of a six day race, will face Hamilton of the Hamilton Brennan team in a pursuit at Park Square Rink on Thursday. Hamilton seeks revenge after losing to Williams last week and has agreed to the match due to westbound commitments.
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Park Square
Charley Williams
Hamilton
Hamilton-Brennan
Boy Wonder
Greater
Boston
Lakesides
Arlington
Boston College High
Ballou & Hobigand School
Local Youth Athletic Clubs and Weigh-Restricted Games Listed
A digest of Boston area youth clubs listing clubs such as Ascension Club Roxbury Centrals and Brookside A C with specified weight classes from 95 to 135 pounds. It includes contact names and addresses in East Boston Malden Roxbury Medford and South Boston for upcoming Saturday and away games.
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Ascension Club
Newcomb Street
Boston
Saratoga A. A
Malden
L. Sweeney
London Street
East Boston
St. John’s
C. A
C. H. Barteaux
Thorndike Street
Roxbury
Joseph McKenna
Cabot Street
Tienry
Riverside Street
Roxbury Centrals
Joseph McCauley
Burke Street
Roxury
Bigelow
Hibernians Install Division Officers at Dorchester
County President John H. Dillon of the Ancient Order of Hibernians spoke as the Dorchester Blake's Hall hosted the installation ceremony for Division 3 and 4, O. H. The hall filled with order members for the afternoon event.
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John H. Dillon
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Suffolk County
Blake’s Hall
Dorchester
O. H
O'Brien Burns Fight Film Shown In Boston This Week
The Miles Bros. life size moving pictures of the Philadelphia Jack O'Brien versus Tommy Burns bout will be shown at the Hub Theatre all week. Referee Champion Jeffries and Boston featherweight Jimmy Walsh are featured. The clearest shots yet, previously shown at Madison Square Garden, will be screened daily in afternoon and evening showings.
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Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Tommy Burns
Hub Theatre
Jeffries
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
Miles Bros
Madison Square Garden
New York
Wife of Missing Richard Thorne Closes Up Home
Mrs Richard Thorne, wife of the missing man who left their Somerville home in January, has shut the house and is living with relatives in Charlestown. She has heard nothing since his disappearance and consulted a fortune teller who claimed he was in a foreign country. Thorne had substantial money from a Hanover street business sale, intended to deposit it, but he never reached the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbine Street
Somerville
Richard Thorne
Lexington Street
Charlestown
Boston Locals Seek Basketball Games This Week
East Boston Locals, with two wins over U S Rhode Island Five, want a home or away game on any evening this week except Saturday and also a Washington's Birthday afternoon game. They prefer opponents such as South Boston High Alumni Institutes of Roxbury Malden High School Alumni St Mary C VA and Marblehead A A. Communications go to E J O'Brien at the Boston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
U. S
Rhode Island
Washington
South Boston
Communion for Three Societies at Immaculate Conception
Members of the boys' sodality, the Sunday school boys, and St John Berchmans' sodality attended the 8 o'clock mass and received communion in a body. Rev. P. J. Cormican, S J, officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boys’ Sodality
Water Babies and the Walsh Family Sea Bath Tradition
The Walsh children of 533 East Eighth Street South Boston are described as water babies whose health is attributed to daily sea baths. Father Richard Walsh, an engineer, notes all five children swim year round with winter dips and summer routines, praising sea bathing for health and athletic skill.
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Richard G. Walsh
Park Department
Agnes Walsh
Manley
Frances
Catherine
Richard Walsh
Walsh
East Eighth Street
Boston
U Street
Henry
Agnes
Constable Menley
Thomas N. Hart School
South Boston
Frances Walsh
Agnes Mealey
Henry Walsh
Batter Up Vision Takes Center Stage in Baseball Poem
A lively verse contrasts opera stars with baseball fever. It celebrates the roar of the crowd, the umpire’s call, and the line drive’s thrill, crowning the sport as the true music of the game beyond grand composers.
Learned Umpire Distinguishes Between Throwing and Tossing
Tacks Parrott recalls a game in an interior Texas town where a schoolteacher acted as umpire. The pitcher tossed the ball to first, beating a runner, while the official ruled the runner safe, noting the ball was tossed not thrown. The dispute ended with a 9 to 0 score and the quip that education is useful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Tacks Parrott
San Antonio
R’s
Daniels
Home for M C C F Members Is Discussed
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters aging members may get a home soon a cheerful prospect shared at the home association meeting in Holy Cross Cathedral Greater Boston members attended new members were admitted and plans to incorporate were approved with officers to seek a charter and report next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters
Home Association
Holy Cross
Francis A. Lawler
Greater
Boston
William S. Atwell Dies at Somerville Home
William S. Atwell, 56, a longtime Boston sporting goods salesman, died suddenly at his home 420 Broadway Somerville from indigestion. A Waldoboro Maine native, he moved from Charlestown after 20 years. He was a 32nd degree Mason and member of Coeur de Leon Commandery K T Bunker Hill Odd Fellows and the Mystic Shrine. He leaves a widow.
Death of Bishop Mallalieu's Brother in Millbury
George W. Mallalieu aged 86 and brother of Bishop Willard F. Mallalieu of the Auburndale Methodist Church died at his West Main street home in Millbury yesterday afternoon after a yearlong decline. Death was due to old age, with his health failing for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millbury
George W. Mallalieu
Willard F. Mallalieu
Methodist Church
Auburndale
West Main Street
Nelson Gans Fight Pictures Draw Strong Business
Billy Nolan reports from Gay Paree that the Nelson Gans fight pictures are performing well at the local theaters. The release attracts crowds and positive buzz as audiences clerk up for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal
Billy Nolan
Nelson-Gans
Boston Symphony Quartet Delivers Varied Sunday Chamber Concert
The Boston Symphony Quartet performed Tschaikowsky in D major, Beethoven, Dalcroze serenade, and Grieg in a Sunday chamber concert. The ensemble drew praise for a richly colored Tschaikowsky and a noble though pale Beethoven, with mixed verdicts on Dalcroze and a vivid Grieg finale.
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Olin Downes
Boston Symphony Quartet
Tschaikowsky
Beethoven
Dalcroze
Grieg
Henri Morlean
Secret Life of Schoolmistress Revealed After Death
In St. Petersburg a headmistress of a girls' school who died recently was found to be a man. He lived quietly, was highly regarded, and documents in his rooms reveal he had been banished to Siberia for a political offense, escaped, and adopted a female identity with a convincing disguise.
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ST. Petersburg
Siberia
Dr Worcester Explores Practical Religion in Lecture
The Rev Dr Elwood Worcester of Emmanuel Church Newbury Street began a series of Sunday afternoon lectures on Practical Applications of the Christian Religion. He leads the auto suggestion class mostly of women who meet Fridays to study primitive Christianity and curing by faith. He says faith joined with earnest prayer can cure disease or sin.
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Worcester
Elwood Worcester
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Contribute to Negro and Indian Missions Masses at St Marys
At St Marys Church North End Masses yesterday raised funds for the negro and Indian missions. The 730 mass led by Rev Ignatius Renaud S J saw several hundred married men of the sodality receive communion. The 9 oclock mass honored living and dead members of the Church and School Fund Association with Rev William J Richley S J officiating.
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St. Mary’s Church
North End
Ignatius Renaud
S. J
Church and School Fund Association
William J. Richley
Dr Crapsey Preaches In Cambridge Pulpit At Harvard
The Rev. Dr. A. S. Crapsey of Rochester, recently suspended for heresy, preached at Cambridge First Parish Church for Rev. Samuel Crothers. Notables in attendance included Harvard President Eliot, Col T. W. Higginson, and Rev. Francis G. Peabody. He argued the prophets’ sufferings reflect universal, ongoing change driven by divine hunger for perfection and urged finding the Saviour locally rather than in wilderness quests.
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A. S. Crapsey
Rochester
N. Y
Protestant Episcopal Church
First
Cambridge
Samuel M. Crothers
D. D
Eliot
Harvard
T. W. Higginson
Francis G. Peabody
Crapsey
Christ
Hope as the Most Precious Thing in Dr Henson's Sermon
Dr Henson at Tremont Temple declares hope the most precious thing in the world and links it to sinners and hypocrites seeking new life. He notes Worcester and Mrs Eddy as sources of inspiration and delivers a climactic oratory on life and the hereafter. He ends with a second sermon titled Lost following Kept.
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Dr. Henson
Tremont Temple
Worcester
Back Bay
Eddy
Foreign Missionaries The Modern Chevaliers
Reverend Samuel Lane Loomis defends missionary work at Union Congregational Church. He argues Boston has excellent hospitals and criticizes view that missions are only women’s work. Loomis notes 9 percent of foreign mission workers are university graduates and praises their sacrifices.
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Boston
Samuel Lane Loomis
D. D
Union Congregational Church
Loomis
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Speedway
O’brien
Burns Pictures
Communion For
Grantland Rice
Caruso
Sembrich
Madame Patti
Rooter
Jean de Reske
Kubelik
Divine
Paderewski
Ysaye
Sousa
Nightingale
Wagner
Rossini
Parrott
William S. Atwell
Mallalieu
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
WM. Faversham
Charles Frohman
Edwin Milton Royle
New York City
Liebler & CO
Annie Russell
Oxford
Percy Williams
Rpheum Modern
Marie
A . OH
Dressler
Eddie Clarke
Blondell & CO
Keefe
PEARL
Samois
Martin E
Aig
Bruno & Russell
Aitland Madge
Kratons
Vitagraph
Tremont Theatre
Mary Mannering
Hattie Williams
Cherub
GLOBE
Daniel
Sally the Matchmaker
Bedford
Hope
Bostow
Lawrence
Mats
Law &Erlan Stu Ik
Tremont
Down Town
Winter St
Howard
Charmion Howard
Pres. Eliot
Col. Higginson
First Parish Church
God
Lew Fields
ALL Star Company
ALL Star
Mysterist
Houdini
Edwin Stevens and Co
Wilfred Clarke and Co
Colonial Septet
Holcombe, Curtis and Co
Geo. H. Wood
Onlaw Trio
Dainty Four
Asee
Whidden Memorial Hospital
Columbia
Guy
Colonial Theatre
Otis Skinner
Henry Lavedan
French Academy
Moving Pictures
O’brien-Burns
Palace
Behman
Sixford
BIJOU
John Craig
Co Innocent
Don Caesar DE Bazan
Lyceum—Rhom
Rose Hill Gt CO
Bbck En Ead
Opera House
Theodore Kremer
Chevaliers
Florida
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Ocklawahs River
Ormond
Palm Beach
Miami
Raymond & Whitcomb CO
Washington St
Old South Church
Union Sq
Chestnut St
Phila
Delphia
New Line
Fall River
Providence
Van’s
Washington , St
International Association
United States & Canada
Jordan Hall
Gertrude Peppercorn
Symphony Hall
Kanabe
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