Substitution in Retail Trade Warned by Mass. Advo cates
The piece argues that counterfeit and inferior substitutes flood markets after a successful original product debuts, citing P B Ale and Van Nostrand of the Bunker Hill Breweries. It stresses that while dealers seek profits, customers must insist on the exact item they ask for to ensure quality and safety endorsed by Massachusetts hospitals and physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
P. B. Ale
Physicians of Mass
New Independence Yacht Club Organized in City
A yacht club was organized last evening at the Rossmore Hotel. The Independence Yacht Club will have about 50 charter members including prominent businessmen and politicians. Officers named Commodore John H. Mahoney vice commodore Joseph F. Rea treasurer Frank Butler and trustees Thomas Bol es John W McMahon Thomas D Rice P A Sheehan and Thomas F. Quinn. A club house site is being chosen with plans for a fine, well equipped clubhouse. A message from Hon James A Gallivan, ill at Carney Hospital, expressed sympathy and hope to join when the burgee is hoisted to start the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossmore
Independence Yacht Club
Commodore
John H. Mahoney
Joseph TF. Rea
Frank . Butler
Thomas JJ. Boles
John W. McMahon
Thomas D. Rice
P. A. Sheehan
Thomas F. Quinn
Commodore William Daly
Frank E. Butler
Joseph F. Rea
Thomas J. Roles
M. J. Kiley
Patrick A. Sheehan
Edward Kennedey
Thomas F. McCarthy
J. J. McNamara
Edward Merigan
Jonn W. O Mealey
Alderman Patrick Bowen
Alderman Edwards
Juigley
Harry Regan
James Sherry
John Sullivan
Stephen Mullen
Salema Charles
Joseph A. Dennison
Timothy Daly
William Merrigan
Harry Pease
Benjamin F. Leach
James A. Gallivan
Carney Hospital
Harvard Crew Begins Training For Spring Season
Harvard crews opened spring training with over a million candidates reporting to Weld and Newell clubs for light work. Captains were elected across four classes and strong veterans return, including Bullard Shuebruk Ayer Goodell McGrew Coxswain Jackson, signaling a promising Crimson outlook. Phenom Phillips leads a deep freshman group with Lindsay Meier and Thanish challenging for varsity eight spots. Coaches Vail and Wray push for recovery after last year’s defeat.
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Harvard
Weld
Newell
M. R. Brownell
Guy Bancroft
J. B. Ayer
R. Roberts
Thomas Lindsay
Hugh Minturn
Bullard
Shuebruk
Ayer
Goodell
McGrew
Cox
Charles
Thanish
Meier
Lindsay
Vail
Philadelphia
Wray
Pat’ Donovan
Sparring At Columbian Club Exhibition Night
Five sparring exhibitions drew Columbian Rowing Association members to Jeffries Point club house last evening. Billy Quirk acted as master of ceremonies as bouts ranged in weight from 116 to 140 pounds with mixed outcomes. Young Kerrigan and J Ryan opened evenly. Snyder vs O Brien and Callahan vs McGowan provided hard fighting. O Rourke's sprained wrist limited his bout while the final match between Callahan and McGowan ended with even honors.
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Columbian Rowing Association
Jeffries Point
Billy” Quirk
Kerrigan
J. Ryan
Young’ Aspero
Kid McKeever
Tommy
Jerry’ Callahan
Arty McGowan
Callahan
McGowan
Pillsbury Wins as Chess Tournament Advances
At the Ca sino, February 18, the Berger system Round 21 set up for the 10th round, with Mortimer finally winning over Eisenberg and Pillsbury defeating Janowski. Other results saw Marshall beat Mason and Teichmann overcome Marco, while Tschigorin and Maroczy drew. Remaining rounds replay several earlier draws.
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Schlechter
Tschigorin
Maroczy
Teichmann
Pillsbury
Hisenherz
Wolf
Albin
Jarrasch
Mason
Wisenberg
Mieses
Marcenzy
Name
Tost
Wanto Apas
Pave Pe Ewan Antes
Euromnate
Esecrceseceertiene
Guingherg
Ccces
Migebe
Vecc
Pee
Mortimer
Lowell Victorious Over Clinton In Tight Game
Lowell defeats Clinton 9 to 5 in a hotly contested matchup. Fox scores 27 and Cashman 41 lead Lowell. Mercer and Rushes-Lewis contribute strong plays. Referee Tom Connolly and timer R. C. Paradis officiate. attendance listed as 500.
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Lowell
Clinton
Steps—Fox
Cashman
Mercer
Lewis
Tom Connolly
R. C. Paradis
Worcester Triumph Over Plymouth in Rough Hockey Tilt
Worcester defeated Plymouth 14 to 9 in a lively game. Daly scored 14 for Worcester while Murphy added 9. Steps, White, and Marshall contributed for Plymouth as Connell refereed and 600 attended the Worcester rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Plymouth
Hisnes
Daly
Murphy
White
Fool
Marehall
Connell
Timor— Donovan
Boxing Gossip and Match Rumors Sweep Local Notes
Billy Curran says he will visit the office tonight between 7 and o clock to discuss business with Fred Lang. Sam Francis plans to meet Swift and Kid Terrill with their managers to set watch arrangements tomorrow evening. Jack Lowery is matched to box 15 rounds with Andy Daly at Hartford on Thursday night at 125 pounds. Willam T. Johnson states Kid Allen is ready to meet Young Kelly, Tommy Hawke, or Harry Gilman. John son’s address is 352 Washington street.
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Billy Curran
Fred Lang
Sam Francis
Swift
Kid" Terrill
Jack Lowery
Andy Daly
Hartford
Young Kelly
Tommy Hawke
Harry Gilman
Johnson's
Washington Street
Young Corbett Ready to Meet McGovern in Toledo
William Rothwell known as Young Corbett said he is ready to fight the Sullivan McGovern winner in Toledo. Corbett expects McGovern to win and prepared to meet the victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Corbett
M'Govern
Toledo
William Rothwell
Corbett
Mc Govern
Little defeats Newton Brock in wrestling match
Newton of Providence was defeated by John J. Little of this city in a wrestling match held tonight. Newton aimed to throw Little twice within an hour but failed. Little finished it in five minutes forty seconds with a half Nelson and erated hold. Little dominated from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock
Jo"Newton
Providenc
John J. Little
Newton
Little
Poultry Dominates Carruth’s Alley Marketmen Match
In last evening’s Marketmen’s League game Poultry swept the event. Wood led with top bowling figures, rolling 202 in his second string and totaling 141. The final score remains incomplete in the readable text.
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Newtowne
Bailey
Cambridge
A. A
T'd
Jennings
Woodbury
Kemp Peecosn Dow
Gillette
Pees
W. Presho
Fred B. Hageerty
Nan
Mystic Valley
Poultry
Carruth's
Wood
Meyers
Watertown
Ricker
Sullivan Beats Jordan in14th Round in Bath Maine
Boston's Twin Sullivan defeats Billy Jordan in a 16 round match at Alameda. Jordan is badly worn and cut after the 14th round. referee Chestra awards Sullivan the decision. Preliminary six round draw titled Lou Theberge versus Billy Dunning. Furniture dealers Morris Murch & Butler plan move to 97 Summer street with big stock clearout at reduced prices.
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Bath
John Sullivan
Boston
Twin Sullivan
Billy Jordan
Alameda
Jordan
Sullivan
Nettee Chestra
Bob Dever
John Carroll
Bangor
John McKeiver
Portland
Harry Clark
Roger Guthrie
Frank Sawyer
Charles Zwicker
Providence
Bert Kingsbury
Lou's Theberge
Brunswick
Billy Dunning
Waddie Connelly
St. John
Morris, Murch & ‘Butler
Summer Street
Harvard and Yale patch up peace renew athletic rules
Harvard and Yale reached a year long agreement to meet in all games and races with a mutual dispute panel. The plan creates a conference to set uniform eligibility rules and a blended code drawn from both colleges, aiming to prevent future squabbles and enforce fair play.
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Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Cambridge
New London
Walter Camn
Hollis
Harvard Athletic Committee
Mr. Camp
Boston
Crimson
Flarvard
Post
Blue
Mitr
Campbell
Paris to New York Overland Expedition Reaches Irkutsk
De Windt led party on a planned Paris to New York overland trek, leaving Paris December 19 and arriving in Irkutsk February 17 after departing Irkutsk January 16. Leader Herry De Windt expected to cover the Irkutsk to Yakutsk leg, about 2000 miles, in 24 days and appears near schedule.
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Yakutsk
Admiral Farragat Buffeted by Gale at Sea
Captain Hopkins of the United Fruit Company steamer Admiral Farragat reports the vessel battered by a gale while at sea, with no injuries to crew and the ship remaining seaworthy as weather warnings persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Farragat
Hopkins
United Fruit
Gale drives Port Morant to port with decks swept and smashed doors
From Port Morant Jamaica, which arrived yesterday morning two hours late, reports a gale off Hatteras with decks swept fore and aft and deckhouse doors smashed but no serious day’s work. In Minot's Light vicinity the barometer hit 28.65, the lowest ever recorded by the captain.
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Port Morant
Jam
Hatteras
Minot
Death Of Colonel N B Ixnight Father Of Portia Knight
Salem Oregon reports the death of Colonel N B Ixnight father of Portia Knight known for her breach of promise suit against the Duke of Manchester. The obituary notes his prominence and connection to the recent court action.
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Salem
Ore
N. B. Ixnight
Portia Knight
Duke of Manchester
Oppose Northern Avenue Bridge in Boston contention heard
Mayor Collins heard arguments for and against the proposed Northern Avenue Bridge across Fort Point Channel near Oliver Street. Opponents led by the Boston Land Company urged routing changes. supporters argued the bridge was essential to open State docks and develop the South Boston flats. No decision yet.
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Collins
Fort Point Channel
Oliver Street
Boston Land Company
South Boston
Channel
W. A. Gastom
Colesel
The
Land Company
Bailey
City
Woodward Emery
Harbor and Land Commission
Ae Carter
Jones
Boston Flats
Wood and Dodge Reception at 364 Washington Street
An opening yesterday celebrated Wood and Dodge tailors at 364 Washington Street after extensive alterations. The store showcases improved stock protection cases, new palm decorations, and frescoed ceilings and walls in light blue under Galvin. Guests visited from 11 to 4 as refreshments were served and the firm touted increased stock variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood & Dodge
Washington Street
Galvin
Messrs. Wood & Dodge
Leary Beats Wenck in 6 Yard Race at Sportsman's Show
J Scott Leary of San Francisco defeated Fred Wenck of Yale in the 6 yard swimming race by one stroke at the Sportsman's Show in Chicago. Time 36 2 5 seconds. Wenck swam a 4 19 2 5 showing in a 2% yard exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. Scott Leary
San Francisco
Fred Wenck
Yale
Wenck
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N. Y. Telegram
Mechanics’ Building
Washington
Clapp & Tilton
Sanford Mfg. Co
Tompson
Sanford Mfg, CO
Grand Union Hotel
New York
Grand Central Station
DR. Brown
Arch St
Penn
Brown
Klein’s
Roylston and
Tremont Sta
Lynn
Lynn B. B. ©. Association
Orarch
Ater
Chester H. Graves & Sons
NEW Independence Yacht Club
Conly
Edward L. Quigley
Conlin
Patrick Bowen
Columbian Club
Pillsbury Wind
Lewiston
Lawrence
Maulvray
Presanee
Jacon Roberts
Dererebanert
Gavitt Fituverahl
Avert
Coggeswell Hayes
Devlin Lurgess
Tibbetts
Ct. Lewell
Olnten Sane
Blatz
Milwaukef
Wiptt
Er Direct
VAL. Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Chas. &. Gove & Co
JO Caval
Reston
Selg
Palm Garden
Sudbury St
Brockton
Commercial Club
Aliens
Dudleys
Massachusetts
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Thatcher
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Kingman
Crocker Sac Ations Oneekt
Whatcher
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Lexington
Old Belfry
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Thompson
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Wood & Dodge Reception
Leary
Summer St
Church Green
Regal
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