Harris to Confer on Doves and Boston Team Plans
John P. Harris vice-president of the Boston National League club travels from Pittsburg to New York to discuss with Manager Fred Lake playing rules and the 158 game schedule. He hints at possible trades and says Boston will field a team if money or trades improve it, noting prior talks with Dreyfuss.
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Sudbury Industrial League Be BoB Tate Pastime AA
Sudbury alleys host a league day with Be BoB Tate Pastime AA action. Coleman and Keating are listed in contact lines as organizers or players, with score-like figures 426 413 429 1268 and 4193 415 364 1189, suggesting yardage or totals.
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Bob Tate
Coleman & Keating
Graves Grain Alcohol Ad by Chester H Graves & Sons
An 19th century style advertisement from Chester H Graves & Sons in Boston promotes Graves Grain Alcohol. It highlights decades of effort since 1872 to produce high quality alcohol and spirits and urges customers to demand sealed 8 16 and 32 ounce bottles with a signature label. It encourages dealers to supply the product or risk losing customers seeking the best alcohol.
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Boston
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American league to keep 154 game schedule in 1910
Chicago Feb 14 The American league will adopt a 154 game schedule at its meeting beginning tomorrow in Chicago regardless of the National league decision in New York. President B B Johnson says the old schedule will be retained, with the 10 year agreement likely to be adopted. Trade talk and minor changes expected. key figures from Philadelphia Boston St Louis and Washington arrive for the sessions.
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Ben Shibe
Connir. Mack
Philadelphia
Hugh MccBreen
Patsy Donovar
Boston
Robert Ju. Hedges
St. Louis
T. C. Noyes
James McAleer
Washington
Charles A. Comiskey
Charles A. Fredericks
Hugh Duffy
Pacific Coast
John S. Taylor
Boston Club
Jem Driscoll Defeats Hayes For Featherweight Title
London February 14 Jem Driscoll defeated Seaman Hayes for the featherweight championship of England and a $5000 purse before the National Sporting Club. Driscoll quickly dominated and the referee stopped the contest in the sixth round to prevent a knockout. The 20 round bantam bout between Digger Stanley and Young Pierce ended in a draw.
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London
Jem Driscoll
Yale Names McPartlin Coach For Yale Pitchers
Frank McPartlin of New York City was named Yale Baseball Association coach for Yale pitchers. He joins after 19 years in pro ball and two seasons with Waterbury. He reports Feb 21 as training begins. Yale plans three Easter trip games in Atlantic City and Washington, facing Penn and Cornell, a new policy shift. Negotiations with Norfolk and Baltimore clubs fell through.
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New York City
Ford Johnson
Yale Baseball Association
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Atlantic City
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Meadows Wins Big 15 Mile Race in Madison Square Garden
Canadian distance runner Fred Meadows won the 15 mile professional race at Madison Square Garden in 1 hour 21 minutes 24.25 seconds. Crowley and Acouse followed, with Sellen and Holm er among the top finishers as several records were threatened before fading pace. A preceding five mile race saw Jimmie Lee beaten by Al Raines, with Redhawk finishing fifth.
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Madison Square Garden
Fred Meadows
Canada
al Shrubb
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Garden
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Great Lockhart mill end sale draws crowds at Tremont
Thousands flocked to the Houghton & Dutton Lockhart store on Tremont Street for a 10 day mill end sale. Buyers bought goods across all departments as expert buyers secured car loads of low priced merchandise.
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Houghton & Dutton
Tremont Street
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Lockhart
Post
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St John Berchmann Wins in Easy Style
St John Berchmanns defeated Fitton A C at the Assumption School Hall East Boston last evening by 29 to 4. Walker and Flaherty led the Berchmanns with strong scoring and the game featured their goal getting.
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Fitton A. C
Assumption School Hall
Boston
Walker
Flaherty
Berchmanns
Franklin Wins at Hub Parlors in Lopsided Match
Franklin defeated Parker 500 to 224 at the Hub Parlors last night. Tonight Nev in will play Van Dyke.
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Parker
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van Dyke
Harvard Students Split on War Memorial Tablets
Harvard undergraduates debate memorial tablets for Confederate soldiers to be placed in Memorial Hall’s transept. The Crimson notes the hall honors Union service while acknowledging changing motives since 1874 as sectional bitterness faded and motives on both sides are reassessed.
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Memorial Hall
Harvard
Harvard Crimson
Harvard Debaters Clash Over Confederate Memorial in Memorial Hall
Harvard undergraduates and recent graduates debate placing Confederate veterans tablets in Memorial Hall. Some argue the hall honors Union tribute and should remain sidelined by sectional symbols. Others say memorials should honor both sides and avoid reinforcing North South divides.
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Harvard
Harvard Bulletin
Mason and Dixon Line
G. W. Hallowell
Washington American Sells Downs to Columbus Club
The Washington American baseball team sold second baseman Jerry Downs to the Columbus club of the American Association. Downs had been with the Minneapolis club previously.
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Washington
Washington American Baseball Club Today
Jerry Downs
Columbus Club
American Association
Downs
Minneapolis
Bank Commissioner Suggests Depositors Buyout to Save Bank
Arthur B. Chapin proposed to Governor Draper scaling deposits to 85 percent of value to keep Southbridge Savings Bank solvent. He cited a New York case and noted the move would not absolve trustees of liability. He warned liquidation via receiver may not serve all interests.
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Arthur B. Chapin
Draper
Southbridge Bank
New York
Southbridge Savings Bank
Southbridge
Parker Resigns from Old Colony Trust to Join Charles Head Co
James A. Parker, longtime vice president of the Old Colony Trust Company, will resign to join Charles Head & Co. of New York and Boston. The firm will operate under its current name in Boston at 74 State Street with Parker based in the city.
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OLD Colony Trust Company
New York
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Parker
State Street
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Amesbury Red Sox Beat Hemenway Club 20 to 13
In a swift contest the Amesbury Red Sox defeated the Harvard Hemenway club 20 to 13. Bryant starred with 5 floor goals, supported by Heberman Wollansbee Brown Shean Sullivan Wellman O’Flaherty. Referee O’Brien. Scorer Holder. Attendance 7A0. Polo results follow with Providence Worcester 10, Providence 6 and New Bedford Pawtucket 8 New Bedford 3. Fall River 11 Waterbury &
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President of All the Teamsters and Daniel J Tobin
A profile of Daniel J Tobin detailing his presidency of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the work he has done to advance the union’s goals. The article highlights leadership, organizing efforts, and the union's growth under his tenure.
Labor Leaders in 1910 Labor Leaders in 1910
Daniel J Tobin is international president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Helpers. A Cambridge man about 42, he travels often and stays at the Indianapolis headquarters. He has long served Boston Local 25 and led Cambridge drivers for John P Squire Company. The next convention will be in Peoria with Tobin likely seeking reelection. The union has over 50 000 members across the United States and Canada.
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Daniel J. Tobin
International Brotherhood of Team Drivers 7 and Helpers
Cambridge
The
Charles
Mr. Tobin
Brotherhood
Indianapolis
Pobin
Boston General Truck Drivers’ Union
John P. Squire Company
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Tobin
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Shea
Brotherhoodonvention
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Canada
Stolen letters in a box in Seattle land office
Washington reports the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry turning heated as Louis R. Glavis accuses Secretary Ballinger of acts of wrong in a political struggle. A box in the grand jury room was opened and missing letters tied to Ballinger were found, described as a tool used against him. Glavis criticizes Ballinger for cowardly actions beyond criminal charges.
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Washington
Ballinger
Land Office
Seattle
Glavis
Vertrees
Affidavit Against Ballinger Prepared in Seattle Hearing
In July 1909 I told Mr Ballinger at his Seattle office we faced an immediate hearing and he knew the case weaknesses. He did not seek a postponement. These statements show him unfit for office. Vertrees said cross examination will be thorough. The inquiry will proceed tomorrow.
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Seattle
Cunningham
Glavis defends letters frame-up claim at Interior hearing
Gravis denounces federal officials as he denounces a frame up. Spectators applaud as Chairman Nelson warns of room clearing for outbursts. Vertrees calls Christiansen to testify on discovered letters while wrangling over evidence. Glavis says Ballinger and Dennett acted improperly. He clears other officials but argues neither Secretary Ballinger nor Land Commissioner Dennett is fit for public trust. Dennett, Glavis declares, was
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Nelson
Vertrees
Land Office
Department of the Interior
Glavis
Ballinger
Dennett
Interior Pierce
British Bantam Harry Thomas Beats I Knockout Brown
New York boxing recap from Olympia Club shows Harry Thomas defeating I knockout Brown in a close 10 round bout. Forbes defeats Joe Coster in eighth round at Bedford A C, Coster carried from ring insensible. referees and seconds disciplined.
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Harry Thomas
Brown
Olympia Club
Harry Forbes
Joe Coster
Bedford A. C
Coster
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