Boston Athlet ic Association Bowls Win in Newark Meet
The Boston Athletic Association bowling team defeated Roseville A A in Newark, scoring 2643 to Roseville’s unknown total, with Van Nes highest at 667 and Legate top B A A scorer at 544. Other league results show Meyers, Hub, and Boylston teams posting strong totals as standings shift slightly.
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Newark
N. J
Boston Athletic Association
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
New York
Roseville A. A
Roseville
Wood
van Nes
Boston
Smith
Legate
Meyers
Lawson
Ralph Klucken
Hub
Carruth
Boylston
McCarthy
Carruth, Sherman
Murray & Irwin
Huballeys
Pierson
Tom Woald Oene
Ty Hompson
Meyer
Smith Tae
Lernie
Dudley Club Defeats Jamaica in Interclub Evening
Dudley Association hosts Jamaica Club at the Dudley Clubhouse and wins seven of ten points. Jamaica takes both pool games though Hinckley edges Benceley by a single point. Dudley sweeps billiards whist and ten pin, posting 2405 to 2198.
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Dudley Association
Jamaica
Benceley
Dudley
Hinckley
Jewett
Pierce
Ingiebel
Marin
Bpenceley
Parker
Boxing Notes From New England Years Ago
A brief clipping reflects New England boxing coverage mentioning Harvard College and local fighters from the era. The text highlights sporting interest and institutional ties to boxing events in the region.
Roll Off Victory at St James Alleys
Tom Wilby won first prize in the St James alleys roll-off last night earning $10. Mc Allen took second for $6 and Dutch Martin claimed $4. scores listed include Wilby 28 and others such as McAllen 276 and Jouve 261.
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Tom Wilby
St. James Alleys
McAllen
Martin
Wilby
Jouve
Brown
Sullivan
Peterson
Pierce
Cary
O’connell
Callahan
Candle Pin Exhibition Slated Between St James and Newton Highland
The St James League candle pin team will bowl an exhibition match with the Newton Highland Club on the St James alleys Tuesday evening. The Intercity dual games between Boston Athletic and Knickerbocker Athletic clubs reach New York tonight with Boston leading. A Murray and Irwin alley roll off crowned Ross with 266, McCarthy 253, Kirby and Bates tied on 257. prizes were 7 5 and 3 dollars.
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St. James League
Newton Highland Club
St. James
Boston Athletic
Knickerbocker Athletic
New York
Boston
Murray & Irwin
John P. Squire
Melrose Athletic Club
Melrose Club
Squire
Bill Kirby
The
Post
Henry McQuade
Roxbury Alleys
Kirby
Mr. McQuade
Roxbury
Lenox Street
Anson Loses Interest in Chicago Political Hopes
Chicago February 11 ex captain of the Chicago team known as Papa Anson faces questions about a possible political run. A Democrat with long voting history, his supporters urge him toward mayor or other offices, but Anson says he is too busy and declines candidacy.
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Chicago
Anson
Windy City
Von der Ahe Kidnapping Case Involves Pittsburg Detectives
St Louis magnate Chris Von der Ahe and Detective Bendel face vigorous prosecution for kidnapping and removing him from Missouri without state authorization. In Pittsburgh a special session of the U S Court ruled Von der Ahe must stay under Bendel’s custody pending appeal.
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ST. Louis
Bendel
Pittsburg
Chris von der Ahe
Penn
United States Court
Bufflington
von der Ahe
McKeever Bennet Bout Ends Without Decision
Jack Bennett of McKeesport and Charles McKeever of Philadelphia boxed six rounds at the Arena. After an even start the fight tilted to McKeever with heavy body blows but both finished without apparent punishment and no decision was announced.
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Philadelphia
Jack Bennett
McKeesport
Penn
Charles McKeever
McKeever
Bennett
Seven men arraigned after boxing contest in Malden
Seven men including John Soley James Briggs John Cromwell and Angus Folsom of Malden and Chelsea residents were arraigned by the District Court after police stopped a boxing event at Maplewood Athletic Club Eastern Avenue Bonds were set at 200 each and nearly 300 spectators were present as Malden Chelsea rivals were to fight when authorities halted the bo izing in violation of city rules.
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Malden
Maplewood Athletic Club
Eastern Avenue
John Soley
James BR. Briggs
John Cromwell
Angus F. Martin
Chelsea
George E. Parsons
Timothy P. Coakley
Charles L. Folsom
Thomas Savage
T. E. Major
Soley
Cromwell
Crowin the pugilist tied to theft case gallery photo
Patrick H Cronin alleged to have resisted arrest Thursday in a North End second hand store was photographed for the rogues gallery yesterday morning. Cronin trained as a prize fighter in the West a year ago and is described as a hard hitter. Special Officer Morris Wolf of the detective force who shot Cronin is at home and will be unable to attend duty for some time.
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Patrick H. Cronin
North End
Morris Wolf
Detective Force
Rogues’ Gallery
Cronin
Officer Wolf
Winthrops Gift to Yale Expands Rare Manuscripts
New Haven Conn Feb 11 Robert C Winthrop Jr of Boston who donated a Yale library collection last April adds two private letters of Abraham Pierson from 1698 and 1768 a diary by Governor Winthrop of Connecticut recounting a 1645 journey from Boston to Saybrook and a memorandum by Governor Winthrop of Massachusetts on 1635 Saybrook supplies
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New Haven, Conn
Robert C. Winthrop, Jr
Boston
Yale Library
Abraham Pierson
Yale College
Winthrop
Connecticut
Saybrook
Massachusetts
Defender Repaired in New Rochelle for Possible Summer Race
The Defender, holder of the America Cup on this side of the ocean, is being painted and repaired in New Rochelle New York. Yachtsmen rumor she is being readied for a race next summer.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Prince of Wales's shire horse sale at Wolferton Norfolk
The annual sale at Wolferton Prince's stud farm near Sandringham Norfolk totaled 54 lots of stallions mares and fillies selling for 12117 pounds 60 585 dollars.
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London
Prince's Stud
Wolferton
Sandringham
Norfolk
Keough Advances in World Championship Prep at Murray & Irwins
Keough won two pool matches at Murray and Irwin's yesterday to prepare for the world championship against Clearwater. He defeated Fred Agraham 150 to 0 in the afternoon and edged Ryan 160 to 135 in the evening after a late run of 14. Barnes is set to face Keough and Ed Wise is scheduled to play tonight.
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Keough
Clearwater
Murray & Rwin’s
Fredagraham
Ryan
Esus
Boston
Barnes
Ed. Wise
Scranton
Wizard Schaefer Delivers Two Remarkable Billiard Games
Schaefer played two strong matches at the ub billiard parlors yesterday afternoon and evening. In the afternoon Paige faced him as Schaefer led 6 to 1 with a top run of 67 and an average of 10. In the evening Schaefer posted a great run of 81 and beat Saylor 300 to 113 with Saylor averaging 137-11. This afternoon Schaefer will play Boyle at e7200n.
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Schaefer
Paige
Saylor
Hays
Boyle
Professionals Must Rest In Six Day Races Under New L A W Rules
The national association of the League of American Wheelmen ordered six day races to include rest periods of two hours daily or twelve hours over the event. It adopted a salary for the racing board chairman and a $2 registration fee for professionals. A Sunday racing compromise was adopted after local option failed. Massachusetts opposed local option. a resolution urged transferring racing control to another body for study.
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ST. Louis
National Association of the L. A. W
Racing Board
Elliott
Potter
League of American Wheelmen
National Racing Board
Mott
Thomas J. Keenan, Jr
Pittsburg
Frank E. Lenz
Turkey
Keenan
League
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
M. C. Ratier
Milwaukee
Wis
Morgan outlines International Cycle Track Association plans abroad
Senator W. J. Morgan returns to New York detailing ICTA with fifteen tracks in the US and Europe. His Europe contact Tom Eck has secured London, Paris, and Berlin venues. riders will be available only to ICTA tracks. An advance of foreign riders arrives early March with Eck sailing today. Henri Cissac joins later.
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W. J. Morgan
New York
Boston
International Cycle Track Association
Europe
Tom Eck
London
Paris
Berlin
International Association
Racing Board
Jallu Brothers
Henri Cissac
Cissac
Starbuck
Eck
Whites Defeated In Polo Match 4-3 By Press Cycling Club
The Press Cycling Club polo team defeated the White Wheelmen 4 to 3 last night. The leaders of the Cycle Polo League failed to secure an easy win, drawing crowd support for the P team as the match finished.
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Press Cycling Club
Free Book Explains Nervous Disorders and Cures
Dr. A R Sanden claims a 30 year specialist on nervous disorders from youthful errors offers a free book titled Three Classes of Men. It promotes the Dr Sanden Electric Belt and says it restored thousands of men last year. Send for the sealed booklet at 826 Broadway New York.
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Dr. Sanden
A.R. Sanden
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Bay States top Metropolitan defense in scoreline showcase
Brennan left early for Bay States as Knapton filled in and Jason aided if needed. Bay States outgunned Metropolitan 5 to 2 with key goals by W Clark and McLoud, while Sampson and Sawyer starred on stops. Referee Heron and timer Gilbert oversaw the tense match.
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Brennan
Knapton
Jason
Bay States
C. CG
White W. Pease
W. Clark
G. Clark
E.-C
Truman
Clark
H. B
Franks Davis
Sampson
Rush M.s
Press
C. C
Pease
White W
X. Clark
Franks
C. O
White Wheelmen
Davis
Hipson
Timer—Smith
BAY State
W. Nash
A. Sawyer
McIoud
Knapton Lineman
Sore
Goodman Crozier
EOE
Cicseccin
Spurr
Nash
Samppson
Rushim
Metropolitan
McLoud
Sawyer
Lineman
States
Crozier
Oe Howe Crozier
Fhouls
Heron
Timer
Gilbert
Bicycle Gossip and Club News From the Era
The piece reports on the New York opposition failing to admit professionals, Mott's reappointment as racing board chairman, Pine Tree B C officers, and a push for government bicycle inspections in England. It notes pacemaker unions in New York, a Kansas judge exempting bicycles from execution, and the Junior League of American Wheelmen formation. It also mentions a scheduled Tiger Roadsters versus Bay State Wheelmen roller polo game at the Casino.
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New York
Potter
Andrew de- Entremont
S. L. O’brien
P. Monahan
England
York
Kansas
National Assembly
Junior League of American Wheelmen
Tiger Roadsters
Bay State Wheelmen
Smith G. Davis Trial Recalls Bristol Day Tragedy
In the Smith G. Davis trial at Middlebury on February 11 William Morgan Jr testified he drove Davis to Bristol the day of the tragedy and Davis claimed his family was ill requiring him to hurry home. Deputy Sheriff Martin described arresting Davis and his admission of furnishing instruments to Miss Cushman and breaking one instrument against a stone. C M Carr testified Davis ran from the woods just after the tragedy appearing mentally agitated.
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Middlebury
Smith G. Davis
William Morgan, Jr
Davis
Bristol
Martin
Montgomery
Seventy Fifth Anniversary of East Cambridge Church
The Second Universalist Society of East Cambridge marked its 75th anniversary at Otis Street church. Mayor Sortwell spoke on old times, with Dr. C W Biddle, Rev. C A Knickerbocker, Rev. G W Bicknell, Rev. J P Coddington and Hon. Joseph J. Kelly among speakers. Miss Toner sang solos and past members presented the church society with 250 dollars.
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Second Universalist Society of
East Cambridge
Otis Street
Sortwell
C. W. Biddle
C. A. Knickerbocker
Virginia Street Church
Dorchester
G. W. Bicknell
J. P. Coddington
Joseph J. Kelly
Thier Shoots Thier Shoots Fred Wilson Arrested
Fred Wilson aged 22 was arrested after a pursuit for break in at 7 Mather Street Dorchester. He forced entry via a rear basement window and fired at pursuer Patrick Lahey during the chase before being captured by Officer Halligan. A gold watch rings and $0 were found on him.
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Fred Wilson
Walter J. Bates
Mather Street
Dorchester
Wilson
Mr. Bates
Mrs. Bates
Lahey
Halligan
Division 11
Latimer Sheriff Martin Trial Hearings Open
Andrew Maier on crutches testifies about Latimer shooting and his injuries. Witnesses describe deputies mistreating him and alleged kicking of Maier as the defense questions conspiracy claims. Judge Woodward bars malice evidence from unidentifiable deputy actions.
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Wilkesbarre
Andrew Maier
Latimer
Martin
West Hazleton
Matter
Martin Lachar
Andre Maier
Maier
Commonwealth
Maler
Woodward
Stormy Ohio Republican League Convention Ends With Unity Note
The Ohio Republican League Convention in Columbus on February 11 featured fierce factionalism from the Hanna Foraker split. Despite calls for harmony the gathering adopted the original resolutions and added a greeting to President McKinley and Senators Hanna and Foraker. The opposed positions backed the Cuban recognition resolutions introduced by Senator Mason on February 9.
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Columbus
Ohio Republican League
League
Foraker
Bushnell
McKinley
Hanna
Unanimous Call Extended to Rev William Forbush at Winthrop Church
The Rev William B Forbush of War ren Mass received a unanimous call last evening to become pastor of Winthrop Church in Charlestown The call proposes a salary of 2500 dollars per year The congregation and church voted unanimously to accept the committee report and extend the call After preaching at Winthrop last April he was invited to occupy the pulpit again with Dorchester pastor W P Fessenden presiding over the prayer meeting Deacon Noyes was elected moderator
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William B. Forbush
Warren
Mass
Winthrop Church
Charlestown
Forbush
Winthrop
W. P. Fessenden
Dorchester
Noyes
Stone
B. Forbush
Socialist meeting in New Bedford stirs local labor scene
The New Bedford Social ist labor meeting at City Hall drew a full crowd. Daniel DeLeon of New York labeled Gompers a labor fakir and targeted other leaders. President Hancock of the local Socialist Labor party explained the dispute, while Mrs. Pickering reappeared in public view.
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New Bedford
Socialist Labor
City Hall
Daniel DeLeon
New York
The
People
Socialist Organ
Gompers
Hancock
Socialist Labor Party
Pompers
Pompers. and, Thirdly, It Afforded Mrs. Pickering
Zola Trial Riot Escalates as Picquart Testifies
The Zola Esterhazy case heated up as Colonel Picquart testified amid hostile crowds. He described seizing Esterhazy documents and questioned military leaders while police cleared pro Zola publications and arrests followed riots on the Boulevard Sebastopol.
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Zola
M. Zola
Picquart
Pellleux
Saussier
Paris
Esterhazy
Billot
Pellieux
IM. Zola
France
Emile Zola
Hsterhazy
Bordereau
M. Bertillon
Paty du Clam
Tunis
General Pellieux
Major Esterhazy
Dreyfus
M. Laborie
Mathieu Dreyfus
Major Bavary
Palais de Justice
Quai de la Megisserie
Employees Dance Annual Social by Winch Bros at Odd Fellows Hall
The Employees Benefit Association tied to Winch Bros held its second annual social and ball at Odd Fellows Hall last night. Condit's Orchestra played unseen behind palms as 150 couples joined a grand march led by George H. Battis and partner. A 11 pm collation broke the dance briefly before more dancing continued into the late evening.
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Winch Bros
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Condit
George H. Battis
Herbert E. Buller
Washington Club Ball at Lyceum Hall East Boston
The first Washington Club hall was held at Lyceum Hall East Boston last evening with Hobbs's Orchestra providing music. The grand march led by Joseph Learson and Margie Learson featured about fifty couples among a guest list including John F. Fitzgerald James Barret Doyle Jameson Hartnett Louis Sullivan Benjamin Sullivan Edward Condon Claudia Brum Nellie Murphy and many others. Mottoes read We Greet You and Dance and be Merry.
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Washington Club
Lyceum Hall
Boston
George Washington
Hobbs
Joseph Learson
Margie Learson
John F. Fitzgerald
James Barrett
Doyle
James Jameson
John Hartnett
Louis Sullivan
Benjamin Sullivan
Edward Condon
Claudia Brum
Miss Bulger
Frank Kelley
Joseph Kelley
Nellie Murphy
Arthur Johnston
Hattie Hazelton
Neland
Thomas Mahoney
Annie Tyron
Mary Quirke
Nellie Ringe
Nellie Desmond
Katie Harrington
Sadie Murray
Sadie Maloney
Concert and Dance Aids Mill Strikers in South Boston
A concert and dance at Golf Social Club on 487 Swett Street South Boston drew a packed crowd of about 150 last night. Proceeds go to aid mill strikers at New Bedford. The program featured The Holy City, solos by Wayland and Gus Wayland, buck dances by Cunningham and Jordan, Delia McGuire, Frank Murphy, buck and wing by Thomas Foley and others.
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Golf Social Club
Swett Street
South Boston
New Hedford
the Holy City
Master Thompson
Eo Wayland
Gus Wayland
Cunningham
Jordan
Buck
Delia McGuire
Reading
Frank Murphy
Thomas Foley
Conao
Runs Amuck In City Prison Breaks Free From Strait Jacket
An unknown man captured at 3 AM from Station 4 overwhelmed guards at Tem ple Place and Tremont street. He fought officers, kicked, bit, and toppled the city prison before reinforcements from Station 2 corralled him and he was finally restrained in a strait jacket.
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Station 4
Kesselhurp
Station 2
Hanley
Temple Place
Tremont Street
Chelsea committee reports on enforcing no license law
A December Chelsea Central Congregational Church meeting formed a three member committee Leonard A Treat R Perry Bush and George H Carter to study police enforcement. The panel prepared a report from police headquarters books shown to Mayor Littlefield before release. The report sparked Chelsea talk and calls for a police investigation though the committee stated no charges and urged citizen action.
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Central Congregational Church
Chelsea
Leonard A. Treat
R. Perry Bush
George H. Carter
Seth J. Littlefield
Tey
Littlefield
Albert D. Bosson
Tris League Sets Championship Football Dates
Hanover N H February 11 The Tris Collegiate League fixed dates for next fall's championship games Dartmouth Amherst at Amherst November 6 Dartmouth Williams at Hanover November 12 Amherst Williams at Williamstown November 19 Dr W Co Wurtemburg of New Haven to coach Dartmouth Dartmouth to Brown eligibility convention February 15 will send J W Bartlett 98 Professor E H Carlton and B K Hall 92
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Hanover
N. H
Tris
Dartmouth-Amherst
Amherst
Dartmouth-Williams
Amherst-Williams
Williamstown
W. Co. Wurtemburg
New Haven
Dartmouth
J. W. Bartlett
E. H. Carlton
B. K.hall
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