Charley Dexter May Leave Boston for Louisville Captaincy
Charley Dexter, veteran of the Iroquois Theatre fire and last season with the Boston Nationals, seeks a release to captain the Louisville team after receiving an offer from George Tebeau. He reports Boston has not granted his request and seeks intervention from NL President Pulliam, though officials say the matter rests with Dexter and the Boston club.
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Charley Dexter
Boston
Louisville
Chicago
Ill
Boston Nationals
Iroquois Theatre
Directo Billings
Dexter
George Tebeau
Horner
Boston Club
Mr. Billings
Pulliam
National League
Tebeau
Sunday Church Services on Tremont and vicinity
Boston morning and evening religious listings across Tremont streets and nearby churches. Baptist, Christian Scientist, Methodist, Unitarian and Universalist congregations feature sermons, Bible classes, choir offerings, temperance services, prayer meetings, and special speakers including pastors Henson Rowley Johnson and Blake. Free seating, varied times from 9:30 to 7:45 p.m. Sunday school and special sessions noted.
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People’s Temple
Charles. A. Crane
Lincoln
Young Men’s Meeting
Young People’s Society
Tremont Street Methodist Church
Opportunity
L. L. Whitlock
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Hannah T. Nutter
Sophie Sears
Smith
Annie J. Webster
Fannie Bruce
Anna Williams
Mary G. Carbee
Annie Burns
E. Matook
Sp. m
M. Munroe
Malden Spiritual
Mayfield
Munroe
America Hall
Aft E. Strong
Ee Oening
Murray
Geer
Cleveland
Mr. Murray
Messrs
Marston
Mason
Hunt
Styles
Davis
Nutter
Hughes
Morgan
Miss Strong
Huntington Avenue
A. M
Hollis Hall
Hollis
Washington Streets
Howe
Graves
Barnes
Woods
Mme
Carbee
Baker
McKenna
Miss Stone
Dicky Hughes
Mackie
Hersey
Barmell
Graham
Coomes
Willis
E. Cobb
Walter Anderson
Inte of
Texas
Malden Progressive Spiritual Society
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Malden
Mosier
Harvey Redding
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Spirit A
Henry Clay
N. J. His
Sistea
Aldrich
Cambridge Temple
Massachusetts Avenue
Akerman Johnson
Harvard
Norfolk Street
Commercial Hall
Wilkinson
Clough
Whittem
F. A. Curtis
Harmon Hall
D. m
Scott
Lyceum
Annie L. PO
E. Littlefield
Ainla
Aily
Windsor Street
Roxbury
Students OF Truth
George A. Porter
Metapageical
Huntingto Avenue
Abbie Heath
Vikecne
Dally
Dover Street
Peabod
Kenna
Ieee
Shawmut Evenue
Ise
Florence I. Kime
Lillian Bpne Soprand
Clifford Saville
Eddie Donion
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men’s Christian
Aee Phillip All
New Ioe
Pe Dacobe
F. H. Jacobs
West Roxbury Triumphs Over Mechanic Arts In League Bout
West Roxbury High routed Mechanic Arts High yesterday afternoon by 6 to 4, tying for the league lead with East Boston High. East Boston stands alongside West Roxbury at the top after the clash.
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West Roxbury High
Mechanic Arts High
West Roxbury
East Boston High
World of Sport Novice Race Tonight at Mechanics Hall
First call for the novice race tonight at Mechanics Hall at 7 15 Jack Ryan of the St Louis Nationals joins the old timers in the minors Outfielder Jack McCarthy of Chicago to California for a month joins his team in Los Angeles in March Alderman Jim Hassett Portland who umpired in the American league last season to umpire in the Eastern league Len Kenington challenges any bowler in Boston to a 10 string bottle pin match at the McCarthy alleys Carl Lundgren University of Illinois pitcher to compete for the Chicago Nationals this season Clark Griffith rates three first class catchers Criger Kling and Sullivan among ball players Zoos represented by Hogg Spokane Wolfe New York Fox Indianapolis Lyons Lewiston Peacock Fish Hudson Guese Little Rock Parrott Nashville Swann Shreveport Roach Butte Partridge Sheldon Leach Pittsburgh Horn Nashville Finn Little Rock.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Jack Ryan
St. Louis Nationals
Jack McCarthy
Chicago
California
Los Angeles
Jim Hassett
Portland
L.kenington
Boston
Carl Lundgren
University of Illinois
Chicago Nationals
Lundgren
Taylor
Wiemer
Wicker
Clark Griffith
Criger
Kling
Sullivan
Clark
Sheldon
Leach
Pittsburg
Horn
Nashville
Finn
Littleock
Presbyterians Theme Dominates Sunday Services
Dr A C Dixon will preach Sunday morning at Ruggles Street Baptist Church at 10 30 on What the World Owes to Presbyterians F H Jacobs will sing and Ww P Hall the business man evangelist will speak at 7 30 p m
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Passpley
Hazelwood
Cuba
Jone Rio
A. P. Briggs
Co. D
Boston University
Tow
New England
Christian Catholic Church
Theohn Alex
Piper
Warren Street
Walnut Avenue
Evangelist People's Forum
Nore Avenue
Corms Street
Sondey
Publi
Arcade Hall
Orhe Israel
Arti Russell
Berkeley
Corner Moat
Christadelphians
Park Square
Russie
Eliot
Washington Street
Job Bunt
A. C. Dixon
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Judge Loring Stops Strike Benefits In Boston Case
Judge Loring in the Supreme Judicial Court issued a temporary injunction halting distribution of strike benefits against the International Typographers unions. The order bars sympathy strikes by pressmen and feeders, prohibits payments to those who left for reasons other than their own benefit, and allows further action only after full court review. The injunction targets local Typographical Union members and allied bodies, with unions Boston Typographical Union 13, Printing Press men and Assistants Union 67, Franklin Association 18, and Allied Printing Trades Council named.
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International Pressmen's and Assistants’ Union
Justice Loring
Supreme Judicial Court
United Typothets of America
Loring
Syuage
Supreme Court
Equity Court
Equity
Boston Typographical Union
Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
Franklin Association
Allied Printing Trades Council
Charlestown Tops Highland In Velar League Duel
Charlestown defeated Highland two games to one as Stevens of Highland rolled a 110 high single and Bruce of Charlestown posted a 285 high total. Team scores were Charlestown 1262 Highland 1287 with detailed player totals for both clubs. In Greater Boston play Malden won two of three from Sudbury while Rexford, Grove Hall, Old Colony, Fiveverett, Dartmouth and Winthrop topped their foes by similar margins.
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Ae Sagen
Myerls
Crocker
Murray
Wellman
Gordon
Curry
Marsh
Stevens
Greater Boston
Malden
Sudbury
Henry
Mahan
Henrye
Hack Wee
Christopher
Boutin McMulli
Ey Delano
McMackin
Miller
Anruth
Gorham
Rouse
Old Colony
Grove
Peeee Ss Iss
Topp. Dee
Seeveeee
Hedge
Dartmouth
Everdpit
Finley
Campbell
Bates
Julian
Hutchins
Potter
Everett
Kinnear
O’brien
Perkins
Winthrop
Golding
Chauncalleys
United Shoe
Shepard Orwell
Tubular River Thesco T. R
Réchie
Richardson
Huesey
Stevens x
Baker
Edmonds
Ctsee
Gil
McKay
W. Jackson
Bateman
Mack
Donovan
McPhee
Jackson
Council 2 Beats Alpha Council in Royal asteeceneague Match
In Chauncy alleys last evening Council 2 defeated Alpha Council two games to none in a best of three. Knox of eS led with 278, while Eliot totaled 1249. Scores and partial player lines show tight pockets and high rolls as teams contest the league event.
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Council 2
Alpha Council
Chauncy
Knox
Eliot
ARRAS
Mor Pwsul
Sac
Tarnund
Hickey
Toney. Serei
Maloney
Clover Cycle Club wins three straight over Metropolitan at Chauncy
Clover Cycle Club swept three games against Metropolitan in a Cycle league match at Chauncy alleys last evening. Stafford led the Clovers with high scoring while multiple players posted solid individual totals in the 70s and 80s as the team rolled to a decisive series win.
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Clover
Metropolitan
Chauncy Alleys
Stafford
The
Clovers
METS
Ate Clough
Campbell
Bogart
Pope
Osgood
Teckmyer
Jenner
Lucia
Mitchell
South Boston High Dance Aims to Back School Teams
A fundraising dance at South Boston High School this afternoon seeks to strengthen the school’s athletic program finances. The event focuses on supporting athletic teams and ensuring a sound budget for the upcoming season.
Cronin Leads South Boston High Dance Fund Drive
William N. Cronin, floor marshal at the South Boston High School A A Hall dance, has been elected captain of next year’s football team. Proceeds from the party go to paying off the team debt and funding future squads. Dancing runs from 1:30 to 6.
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Dobson
William N. Cronin
Dance of the South Boston High School
A. A
School Athletic Association
Boston
Cronin
La Grippe Relief Claim in Historic Ad Text
The fragment notes that headache lassitude and marrow‑deep ache from la grippe may be quickly relieved by the use of a remedy suggested in an old advertisement. It implies a patent or medicinal claim common to period notices without naming the product.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claim a perfect pain remedy with no opiates and no laxatives. Sold by all druggists with a 25 dose package for 25 cents, guaranteed satisfaction, not available in bulk. Dr Miles Medical Co.
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Dr. Miles
DR. Miles Medical CO
Stage Matters at Boston Theaters and Venues
The Globe and other Boston houses announce wrap up weeks for Mme Charlotte Wiehe Maude Adams Charles Hawtrey and J K Murray with next attractions including The Burgomaster The Secrets of Notre Dame and Kellar the magician Also Nance ONeil Patrons at Tremont Bowdoin Square and Keiths as well as developments at the Boston Theatre Colonial and Park Theatres with new performances and farewells to popular acts across the coming week
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Mme
Charlotte Wiehe
Globe
Boston
Maude Adams
Hollis
Jose
Charles Hawtrey
J. K. Murray
the Majestic
Kellar
Castle Square
D’arcy
the Guards
Frederick Pauldin
Victor Hugo
Notre Dame
Nance O’neil
Tremont Theatre
Peg Woffington
Hedda Gabler
Leah
Rebecca Warren
Columbia Théatre
Tess
Terry McGovern
Grand Opera House
Bowery
Patrice
Music Hall
Daniel Ryan
New England
Washington
Chauncey Olcott
William Collier
the Park
Ezra Kendall
Lew Dockstader
John Ford
Mayme Gehrge
Weber & Fields
Keith
Flood Brothers
Quarte Basque
Paul Barnes
Willie
Edith Hart
Lyceum
Waldron & Bryant
Garretta
Nickelodeon
Prelle
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Jules
Ella Garrison
Helen Rhodes
Jordan Hall
Adolf Glose
Dan McAvoy
Majestic Theatre
Stone School Player Injured in Hockey Game at Franklin Field
Mil ton High defeated Stone School 5 to 1 at Franklin Field. Hamburger, formerly of English High now with Stone School, was struck in the mouth by a hockey stick, losing three teeth and sustaining a badly cut nose.
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Franklin Field
Milton High
Stone School
Hamburger
English High
Tufts May Race Brown At Lawrence Meet
Negotiations are pending for a relay race between Tufts College and Brown University at the Lawrence Light Guard meet to be held at the Medford Armory on the 27th.
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Lawrence M&et
Melrose
Tufts College
Brown University
Lawrence Light Guard
Medford Armory
Royal Blue Line Trips to Washington from Boston
Washington trips depart Boston on February 26 March 11 25 April 8 22 May 6 with seven day all inclusive at $25 excluding Fall River supper and five days in Washington plus visits to Philadelphia and optional Balti Philadelphia and New York stops. Florida trip March 7 priced $59.50 with Washington stopover and return valid through May 31. Send postal to Joseph P Taggart 360 Washington street Boston MA for illustrated booklet and guide.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltiper Philadelphia
New York
Florida
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Mass
Prevent Pneumonia Cure Advert from Local Paper
Fragmentary ad copy notes price 25 cents for a remedy to prevent pneumonia. Mentions quinine or related tonics and a sales pitch typical of early 20th century medical ads. Lacks clear brand or company name.
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Tremont
D. C
Star
Resbrterlans
William Phillips Hall
L. H. Rhodes
Henson
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Slater Industrial and State Normal School
North Carolina
Atkins
Moore
W. H. Lewis
Warren Avenue
Christ, Scienst
Falmouth
Noray A Eeten
Mary Baker Eddy
Berkeley Temple
Allen A. Stockdale
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Allen E. Cross
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Methodist
Presbyterian
Andrew's Presbyterian Church
West Concord Street
Pasto
Alexander
Mass. Avenue
Northampton
Millan
Williams
Reed
Ormes
Curbee
Dickey
Mise Parker
Pye
Emery
Vs. Erickson
Hall
Dearborn
Littlefield
D. Ormes
Miss Parker
Thompson
Miss Emery
Li. L. Whitlock
Ida M. Pye
Irving Street
Unitarian
Universalist
Shawmut Avenue
Brookline
Canton
L. Perin
Perin
Emmons
Christ
Lewis Ransome
World OF Sport
P. B. Ale
A. G. van Nostrand Bunker Hit! Breweries
Charlestown
Telephone
Judge Loring
Highland
Conduite
Peeey
Wettaes
Willie Br Cree
Muckerley
Boynton
Flander
Spence
Howard
Flint
Merry
Prinsoneen
Wheeler
MelIsaac
Brien
Quanren cAcu
Mercantile League
South Boston High
South Boston High School
la Grippe
Lae
Symphony Hall
Nordica
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Ron McAvoy
Ferruccio Bugoni
Charles Ellis
Boston Theatre
Globe Today
Theatre Telephone
Oxford
Peate
America
Henry Behreny
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
Wm. A. Brady
Ross Snow
PROM
Daniel Ryan Mon
Thar
Mat
Eve
Gilded Fool
Treyve
Holl S Ra
tAren Isaac
Charles. Frohman
Charles
Hawtrey
London
Sally
N. Met
Adoli
Glose
Helen” Rhes
Park’ Theatre
Today
Wed
Collier
Austin & Stone's Museum
Howarth
Keith’s Today
Matinee
Colonial Theatre
Charles Frohman
George Edwardes
Paul Rubens
Herald
Tess of
Matinees
SAT
D Orch
Balcony Hance
Square ‘Theatre
Walker’s Museum
Bonita and Brigham Kentucky Concert Co
al Reeves
Haymarket
Dockstader
Great Minstrel Company
Jas. H. Decker
uEee
Nange O’neil
Majestic Ie
K. Murray
Dion Boucicault
Ireland
Arrah-Na-Pogue
Clara Lane
Castle Theatre
Ee Darcy
Secrets of
Notre D
Washington & Dover Sts
Chickering Hall
Madison Square Garden
W. K. Vanderbilt, Pierce and
Kennel Club
Mr. Frohman
Bouncing Bess
Stylish
Boy
Willie Collier
FEIL
Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
Bradbury Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
Tangal Remirss Seialaen
Lut Sts
Knight’s
Court Anoveta
Sawyer
Tremont Sod Hollis Sta
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