Substitution of One Article Hurts Retail Trade
A piece warns against substituting similar products for a customer asked item in retail. It cites P. B. Ale from Van Nostrand of Bunker Hill Breweries as a case where counterfeiters flood markets with inferior substitutes. The buyer’s insistence ensures access to a high quality ale made from pure brewing materials and endorsed by Massachusetts hospitals and physicians.
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van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
P. B. Ale
Physicians of Mass
Bunker Hill Rock
America
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Boston
Woman Dies on Outbound Ashmont Milton Car
An unknown woman passenger died of apoplexy on an Ashmont and Milton streetcar just before it reached Huntington and Massachusetts avenues. Miss Minnie C Kellogg identified the incident and the body was taken to Undertaker Jones's. The woman appeared about 50, six feet six inches tall and 150 pounds, wearing a brown skirt red blouse gray stockings and a brown velvet bonnet. In her handbag were gloves a handkerchief marked H spectacles scissors false teeth and a purse with 1.34 dollars.
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Ashmont
Milton Electric
Huntington
Massachusetts Avenues
Minnie C. Kellogg
Hotel Nottingham
Noble H. Hill
Jones
Lagrange Street
The Schleys in Washington Ad Awarded to Spencer Albany
In Washington February 20 a terse AP dispatch reports a grant or award related to the Schleys and a Spencer in Albany. The readable fragments suggest a financial or political notice tied to Albany interests and a named individual or family.
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Washington
Spencer O ci
Albany
Spalding resigns league office in four-club split
A G Spalding resigns as National League president pending a meeting of the Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburg and Chicago clubs in Pittsburg Saturday He says the action follows a request from those clubs to adopt his policy and face the public either to continue the fight or surrender under terms, with the season approaching and financial issues ahead.
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New York
A. G. Spalding
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Spalding
Fitzsimmons Bitten by Wolfhound But Says Fight Fine
New York dispatch reports Bob Fitzsimmons training for a bout with Jim Jeffries at Bath Beach. His great Dane Yarrum and Newton Bennington's prize wolfhound clashed, biting Fitz as he tried to separate them. A physician cauterized the wound, but Fitz dismissed danger and expects to be ready for the fight.
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New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Gus Ruhlin
Fitz
Bath Beach
Jim Jeffries
Dane Yarrum
Cropsey Avenue
Newton Bennington
Amateur sparring tournament set for March 8 at B A A gym
An amateur sparring tournament will be held Saturday March 8 at 8 PM in the B A A gymnasium with open weight classes 105, 115, 125, 135, and heavyweight. Weighing rules allow two pounds leeway in all classes except heavyweight. Registration cards must be shown and entries close March 1 with John Graham.
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A. A. I. J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Samueldenwerh
John Graham
Eight Bouts at East Boston A A Boat Club Meeting
Eight bouts featured at the East Boston A A Boat Club in its new clubhouse. C M McDonald beat Young Kelley at 115 pounds. Billy Hooper defeated Young Rollins in an amateurish bout. Cann earned a draw with Young Nelson after a tight match. Mulligan and St John drew after fast action. Archie Neilson won a long bout against Young Dixon. Larry Hayes beat Young Sexton in a 135-pound match. Hayes won after Hurley’s rough punching. McCarthy beat Darcy on a catchweight.
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East Boston
A. A. Boat Club
Len McKie
Otceremonies
William McKie
C. M. McDonald
Young Kelley
Boston
Billy Hooper
Young Rollins
Young Nelson
Harry Cann
Cann
Canny
Nelson
Joe Mulligan
Edward St. John
Mulligan
St. John
Young Dixon
Archie Neilson
Neilson
Young Brazier
Young Sexton
Larry Hayes
Fast Boston
Dan Purley
Hurley
Hayes
George McCarthy
Dan Darcy
McCarthy
Darcy
Boxing Gossip In Lenox A C Card Sparks 112-Pound Feud
Boxing gossip notes Tommy Hogan of 112 pounds known as Brooklyn Tom Hogan prepares for a bout with Nadean at Lenox A C while clarifying a prior draw with Billy Gardner and a defeat by Martin Flaherty. Sam Francis seeks 112 to 115 pound contenders and a watch, planning post-forfeit match arrangements at the Post. Two Waltham boxers, Mike Duddy and Jack Madden, seek sparring matches with Tommy Kelley and Jimmy Fitz respectively, and will appear at the Post office evenings.
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Tommy Hogan
Nadean
Lenox A. C
Hogan
Billy Gardner
Martin Flaherty
Brooklyn
Sam Francis
Francis
Waltham
Mike Duddy
Tommy Kelley
Watertown
Jack Madden
Jimmy Fitz
South Boston
Annual meeting of American Newspaper Publishers Association continues
The 16th annual meeting in New York is chaired by Charles H. Taylor of Boston. An arbitration with the International Typographical Union for five years is authorized. A codification of second class mail laws is urged with annual revisions. Proposals seek duties on pulp wood and used print paper relief and reduction. Officers and directors are elected. banquet concludes the gathering.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers' Association
Charles H. Taylor
Boston
International Typographical Union
Congress
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
Boston Globe
A. A. McCormick
Chicago Record-Herald
W. C. Bryant
Brooklyn Times
Edward P. Call
New York Evening Post
Charles W. Knapp
St. Louis Republic
Fred E. Whiting
Boston Herald
Joseph T. Nevin
Pittsburg
C. W. Hornick
St. Paul Despatch
H. H. Cabanla
Atlanta Journal
W. L. MacLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
C. H. Palmer
St. Joseph News
Star Pointer for Kentucky Stud on Way to Increase Earnings
Star Pointer from Two Mile Stock Farm may be shipped to Kentucky boosting his stud earnings. The Cleveland farm once home to the champion pacer is to be abandoned by owner White.
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Star Pointer
Kentucky
Cleveland
White
Legislative Assembly Dines at Eighth Annual Dinner
The eighth annual dinner of the B Y M CC UU Legislative Assembly was held last evening at the American case. Speakers included Representatives Calender Roscoe Conking Grace G W Mcéhaffty Edward A Church and A M Jackson with J J Reilly as toastmaster.
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Legislative Assembly
S Calender
Roscoe Conking Grace
G. W. Mcéhaffty
Edward A. Church End
A. M. Jackson
J. J. Reilly
Beacon Street sleighing day draws Brookline crowds
The third day of speed sleighing on Beacon Street Brookline drew the week's largest crowd as spectators lined the Kent to St Mary streets roadway. Dozens of teams with horses such as Edge marked rigs and Russian sleighs sped along while locals like the Hall family and Julius Fellner showed notable turnout. Col Caleb Chase hosted guests in a two cob Russian sleigh, and other prominent Brookline figures joined the lively afternoon amid ideal winter weather.
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Beacon Street
Brookline
Kent
St. Mary
Hall
George G. Hall
Frank
George R
Isaac Sexton
Somerville
Mr. Sexton
John Shepard
Arthur L
Whitewood
Howland Russell
R. K. Klitzke
Henry Collins
A.S. Graves
Wilkes
R. W. Robbs
H. C. Pickering
Roxbury
Charles Atherton
Bessie Goddard
Joseph Driscoll
Charles R. Wood
A. W. Strauss
Currier
A. W. Davis
Daniel McKinney
George
Eddie Rice
James Gilligan
Aldrich
Addison H
Charles Pierce
J. Uennell
T. J. Kelley
Michael Driscoll
Caleb Chase
A. S&s. Smith
L. H. Taft
Julius Fellner
Amuel Shaw
Pillsbury Lust to Eisenbergs in Monte Carlo Chess
The eleventh round of the Monte Carlo international chess tournament, under the Berger schedule, paired Wolf vs Maroczy, Mieses vs Tschigorin, Schlechter vs Mason, Napier vs Tarrasch, Eisenberg vs Pillsbury, Marco vs Albin, Gunsberg vs Reggio, Teichmann vs Mortimer, and Marshall vs Scheve. Pillsbury fell to Eisenberg, Gunsberg beat Reggio, Mortimer lost to Teichmann, and Marshall defeated Scheye while other matches ended in draws. Janowski and Popiel had byes.
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Monte Carlo
Berger
Wolf
Maroczy
Mieses
Tschigorin
Schlechter
Mason
Napier
Tarrasch
Eisenberg
Pillsbury
Marco
Albin
Gunsberg
Reggio
Teichmann
Mortimer
Marshall
Sche
Press Club Triumph Over B A A In Chess Match
The second Metropolitan Chess League contest saw the Press Club defeat the Boston Athletic Association at the B A A rooms. Press Club's Sussman Young George Banger Smalley and Teo contributed to the win as the home team fought hard but fell short against the stronger Press Club lineup.
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Press Club
Boston Athletic Association
Presa
Sussman
Young
George Banger
Smalley Ood Teo Vee Oe
Farley Brings Scrapper Ethos to Harvard Football
Harvard hires Mike Farley as head coach promising a scrapper mindset for 1999 style play. Farley, famed for dash and recklessness on field, aims to mold a rugged team despite occasional temper fouls.
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Farley
Harvard
Mike’ Farley
The
Crimson
Reid
J. W
Mike) Farley
Yale Team Defeats Harvard In Tight Yale Gym Clash
NPW Haven Conn Feb 20 Yale basketball team beat Harvard 2 to 21 in a fast science driven game at Yale gym. Lockwood and Hyatt for Yale and Smith for Harvard starred with strong individual play as Yale secured victory through teamwork.
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NPW
Salem Polo Triumphs Over Clinton in Rough Match
Salem defeated Clinton 4 to 3 in a hard fought polo game at Salem. Key players included Rushes Whipple with five rushes and Mercer with five. Caehman 42 goals and Heffernan 22. Referee Connolly, timer Porter, attendance listed as 00.
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SALEM
Clinton
Whipple
Mercer
Steps Caehman
Heffernan
Ashman
O'Hara
Connolly
Lewiston Defeats Lowell 11 to 7 In Hot Battle
Lewiston earned an 11 to 7 win over Lowell in a tight three period game. Troherta and McGilvray starred for Lewiston while Holderness led Lowell and was slightly injured by Hart in the first period. Attendance 1000.
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Lowell
Lewiston
Troherta
McCilvray
Holderness
Hart
Rusies
Lewis
MacGilvray
Newton Wind From Calumet Bowler Summary
Calumet bowling scorecard shows Wellington Maltby and teammates like Richardson Littlefield McCall Wilson with totals around 198 189 187 135. The team names and referee McFarland are listed with per-player scores and overall totals.
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Bowler
I. Richardson
Prrrer Yyy
Littlefield
McCall
Passeneee
Wilson
Ys McFarland
Bank League Ends Season Tied In Final Roll-Off
Redemption and Old Colony finished tied for first in the Bank League after a late finish, needing a roll-off to decide supremacy. The International team beat Redemption two games to five, with Redemption totaling 1348 and stars Swasey 280 and Lincoln 279. Puritan Trust Company beat Fourth National two games to none.
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Redemption
Old Colony
Swasey
Lincoln
Puritan Trust Company
T'tl Belknap
Sereneeeee
Irving Eeeereeesseees
Thomson Seeee Teewnee
Weaver
Eseeeseee
Wiggin Peewee Ee
Puritan Trust
Aah King
Brown
Young
Coffin
Dresser
Eee
Delano Oy Dawe
Battle on with Colombia rebels near Agua Dulce
In Panama on Feb 20 reports confirm fighting between Colombian government general Castro and revolutionary general Herrera. Armies are near Agua Dulce Yeguala and San Carlos about 30 to 40 miles southwest of Panama with numerous reports arriving though not yet confirmed.
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Panama
Castro
Herrera
Agua Dulce
Yeguala
San Carlos
Keeler Not Chosen Coach For Crimsons Baseball
Channing Frothingham Jr the Harvard manager says W H Keeler captain of the Brooklyn club has not been engaged by the Crimson to coach batting and base running this year.
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Channing Frothingham, Jr
Harvard
W. H. Keeler
Brooklyn
Crimson
Firemen Parade Cancelled for Punker Hill Day
The Seventeenth of June Carnival Association votes against a parade on Punker Hill Day as Charlestown Volunteer Veteran Firemen's Association plans a monster muster that day.
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Charlestown
Dartmouth Beats Cambridge In Cambridgeport Showdown
Dartmouth College basketball defeated Cambridge, 27 to 22, securing a third win over Cambridgeport gymnastic team this season. The first half ended 15 to 0 with Dartmouth's star play and six baskets by the visiting team. McCarthy brothers and Hayes starred for Cambridge as about 500 spectators cheered.
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Dartmouth College
Cambridge
Massachusetts Governor seeks Clarke extradition granted
Pittsburg Pa Feb 20 The requisition of Governor Crane of Massachusetts for the extradition of George W Clarke of Pittsburg was granted today by Governor Stone Clarke is under bail at Pittsburg
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Pittsburg
Penn
Governor Crane
Massachusetts
George W. Clarke
Stone
Clarke
Ball
Chief Rhoades's Equity Plea On Recognition Unheard
The pressure from other businesses prevented the hearing of Chief Rhoades of Revere's bill in equity to compel the Bebetmen to recognize him as chief.
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Rhoades of
Revere
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Boston Cycle & Sunday CO
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