Fraatic Spheres Leads Calumets in Open Round Bowling
In the Amateur League of Boston and Vicinity match at the B A A last evening, Calumet Club of Winchester trailed early but reversed to beat B A A by 79 pins. Purington top scores with 6387 pins across rounds, Legate 219 finale helped B A A win by 24 pins in round three. Richardson and Purington starred for Calumet, while Hill led B A A with 429.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Calumet Club
Winchester
Calumets
Calumet
Fred Wood
Legate
Richardson
Purington
Littlefield
Hill
Smith
Twombly
Seer Wardwell
Wood
Alter Egos Pitch Historic 1290 Pins In Intercycle Tourney
In last evening's Intercycle match the Alter Egos of Chelsea set the season high with 1290 pins after three rounds of fast bowling defeating Suffolk Cycle Club. Duncan posted 2 percent, Cahill 277 and other bright team efforts propelled Chelsea to sweep all three games. Ned Dickerman refereed as Middlesex bowled three games for an average while Middlesex Cycle Club failed to meet expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Suffolk Cycle Club
Duncan
Cahill
Waltham Cycle Club
Middlesex Cycle Club
Ned Dickerman
Middlesex
Review Club Wins Mass Interclub Series Over Melrose A C
Review Club members sweep pool billiards whist and bowling against Melrose A C in Chelsea last evening. Delano 493 Jenks 481 lead scoring. Morton and Pierce bright for Melrose. Pierce 178 top single. Pool totals Review 150 Melrose 128. Billiards 300 each for Review and Melrose. Whist 318 plus 6 for Review with Melrose gains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review Club
Massachusetts
Melrose A. C
Chelsea
Burley
Walker
Cushman
Barring
Campbell
Keene
Babb
Eaton
Review
Melrose
Delano
Jenks
Morton
Pierce
Bailey
Barry
Maton
Melrose A
Jenks Tee
Wreth Soret Wee
Roltan
Wee Neees Ee
Delano Cliffor
Melrose A. Cc
Rowler
Morton Snee
Flynn
Arrar
Enone
Mae
Trade League night sees Eastern Packing sweep Hollis trio
Eastern Packing Company celebrated Washington’s Birthday eve by winning all three games from the Hollis hustlers in the Trade League. Winson led Hollis with 519 pins, Maddock topped the winners with 493. North Shore Club Teams Nos. 1 and 2 split in a friendly clash. Team 2 won two of three despite a lower total, while Team 1 posted the top single string. MacLean was named the high roller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Packing Company
Washington
Hollis Hustlers
Winson
High Roller
Maddock
North Shore
MacLean
Kernwoods Hold Off Centrals In Interclub Action
Kernwoods beat Centrals of Somerville in pool and bowling though Centrals won the pool round. Billiards totals show Dillingham and Daniels at 150 each for Centrals while Waterman and Drew lead Kernwoods with 72 and 182. Whist totals list Centrals at 316 plus 4, Kernwoods at 308 minus 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Kernwoods
Centrals
Somerville
Dillingham
Daniels
Waterman
Drew
Wool
Bartlett
Tribble
Clark
Walker
Lynn Classical Rebounds in Roller Polo Duel at Vine Street
In the interscholastic roller polo series Lynn Classical edged Dorchester High with a 1 to 1 tie while Teamwork by the Lynn boys stood out. Mechanic Arts High fell to Chelsea in the second game as Thompson and Gleason starred in a 4 to undefined score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Lynn Lee
Dorchester High
Lynn Boys
Mechanic Arts High
Chelsea
Thompson
Gleason
Chelsea High School
Simpson Sasereees
Chelsea, High School
Cotter
Eeex
Cvene
Ee Ae Ee
Chelsea High
Foul—R
Timer Stupson
Durgin
Frazer
Cambridge gym entries due by mail to Bowler
Entries for the Cambridge gymnasium games next Monday will be accepted if mailed to John W. Bowler Cambridge port gymnasium yesterday morning. Also notes about teams in the N E seee YT and a testimonial concert at Metropolitan A C Northampton Street this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Gymnasium
John W. Bowler
Cambridgeport
Joe Bean
N. E
J. K.—Jennings
Metropolitan A. C
Northampton Street
William KE
Elzy
Calbert
Carew
Riverside Boat Club
Albro Street
Montreal
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Harvard Yale debate for B Cc meet team race
Negotiations continue between Harvard and Yale for a team race at the B Cc meet with Yale’s reply expected soon. Bernard J Weters, at last Saturday’s B A A meet, reports good condition and intends to attempt the B Cc 30 yard record with pace maker and likely run the 40 yard dash. The Somerville funeral of Joseph L Vincent features a glee club under Professor Donnelly at St Joseph's Church today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Bernard J. Weters
B. C
Glee Club
St. Joseph's Church
Somerville
Joseph L. Vincent
Professor Donnelly
Tri College League fine tunes schedule at Copley Square Hotel
Organizers of the new Tri College League met at the Copley Square Hotel to approve a baseball schedule. Participants included C Mitchell Amherst Tailser Williams and Legg Wesleyan. The Amherst Williams Wesleyan series will count toward league standings with Dartmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Square
Dartmouth
C. Mitchell
Amherst
Tailser
Williams
Legg
Wesleyan
Middletown
Williamstown
Rams
Amerst
Hanover
Bowdoin
Brown
Providence
University of Vermont
Burlington
Pick of School Athletes At Roxbury Latin Meet
The Roxbury Latin School A. A. hosts its annual athletic meet at 2 p m in the M L T Symnasium Exeter street. Entry list is the largest in school history with 157 entries across events. Notable participants include Harvard entries W G Morse C M Rotch and W A Ferguson and many named athletes from local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Latin School
A. A
M. L.T. Symnasium
Exeter Street
Boston
Roxbury Latin
Chauncy Hall
W. G. Morse
C. M. Rotch
W. A. Ferguson
Harvard
F. W. Gould
HW. A. A
F. W. Shirk
J. A. Shirk
W. Horr
F. A. Russell
L Warren
G. B. Perry
Nobles
H. W. Mason
James J. Brennan
M. L. Sullivan
H. Milliken
Charlestown High
Doyle
E. W. Jackson
Chauncy Mail
E. H W. Hill
Hopkinson
M. L. Beirnstein
HI. A. A
B.C. Lancey
Neal Scanlon
Boston College
Greatest Checker Tourney Opens in Boston Club
The Greatest Checker Tourney at the Boston Checker Club brings sixty four players from Maine to Massachusetts. The event starts after 1 pm with a long duel to a finish and an evening program including refreshments, a business meeting, a speech, and unveiling of a portrait of a famous expert. The Boston team opposes New England with participants from Bay State towns Little Rhody and the Granite State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Wilds
Maine
Grafton
Wenham
Lowell
Fall River
Haverhill
Bay State
Little Rhody
Granite State
Boxing Gossip Names Lenox A C Loyal Tom O Rourke
Boxing gossip says Tom O Rourke pledges allegiance to Lenox A C and denounces Broadway A C with Mike Padden expected to represent the new club. It mentions a possible future bout for Tom Sharkey against George Lawler, the St Paul heavyweight, described as a comer by Sam Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom O'Rourke
New York
Lenox A. C
Broadway A. C C
Mike Padden
Tom Sharkey
George Lawler
St. Paul
Sam _ Fitzpatrick
Sam
Strength for Weak Men
An offer of free professional services to men suffering from youthful errors or excesses and those harmed by quacks. With over 30 years of experience, the practitioner claims no drugs and promotes a natural remedy called electricity, equating it with strength to treat nervous debility and weaknesses.
Dr Sanden Electric Belt Promises Restored Vitality
An advertisement extols the Dr Sanden Electric Belt as a 25 year proven device delivering vanadic electricity to nerves and weakened organs. It claims the body absorbs the current over two to three months, restoring vigor, ambition and business energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sanden
Wear Best at Night Device Ad With Free Offer
An old advertisement urges readers to wear a device at night and remove it in the morning, promising a pleasant current controlled by a thumbscrew. It invites free consultation and a free book titled Three Classes of Men mailed in a plain sealed envelope.
Time for a new crop of boxing stars to purse riches
Selby faces Joe Choynski for twenty rounds in Frisco on March percent in a bout dubbed easy for the Kid. O'Brien and Whistler drew after twenty rounds in Brooklyn. McPartland vs Broderick looms in Hartford at 138 pounds. Referee Johnny White praised as top judge. Plans stir for Tommy Ryan vs Jack Root over twenty rounds at Lenox Club within three weeks. Brockey Boyle and Sam Bolan drew in Brooklyn. Gans may meet Connolly or Mathews depending on offers. Sheriff Molloy backs boxing in White Plains. East Weymouth to host a smoke talk under Moran. Lenox Club Lynn to showcase local and Boston bouts tonight. Edwards vs Gorman in Yonkers leads to potential Walcott vs Antipodean match. Corbett stays in the spotlight as promoter of a thirst store. Spike Sullivan defeats Sieloff in Buffalo. Arm strong vs Childs set for Cincinnati on March 4 for fifteen rounds.
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Selby
Joe Choynski
Frisco
Choynski
A. B
Jack O’brien
Oscar Gardner
Bill Whistler
Philadelphia
Greenwood A. C
Brooklyn
Althogh O’brien
Tapis
O’rourke
Lenox A. C
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
Jack Root
Chicago
Lenox
Ryan
B. C
Sheriff Molioy
Westchester County
New York
Fitz-Jeffries
White Plains
East Weymouth
J. Henry Moran
Lenox Club
Lynn
Boston
M. J. F.—Corbett
Grand Opera
Fitz
Howard
Billy Edwards
Australia
Paddy Gorman
Yonkers
Edwards
Tom O’rourke
Joe Walcott
Billy Smith
Jim Corbett
Spike Sullivan
Otto Sieloff
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Bob Armstrong
Sharkey
Frank Childs
Childs
Knights of the Golden Eagle Hold Chelsea Masquerade Ball
The annual masquerade ball at Lincoln Hall Chelsea drew about 800 attendees last night. The grand march was led by Major Henry F Logan and wife, followed by Major Edward H Shaw and wife, with about 150 couples participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Hall
Chelsea
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Henry F. Logan
Edward H. Shaw
Revere Severs from Chelsea Marked by Grand Ball
About 53 years back Revere town celebrated its separation from Chelsea with a grand ball. Approximately 30 people attended. The grand march was led by Daniel S. Fuller and his wife, with Fuller serving as floor director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Chelsea
Daniels. Fuller
Fuller
Tool thief arrested after long search by station officers
Special Officer Wright of Station 5 arrested Albert A. Winyard who had been wanted by Quinevy officials on breaking and entering unfinished houses and stealing large quantities of tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Station 5
Albert A. Winyard
Quinevy
Stationary Engineers Ball Dances at Paul Revere Hall
The fifth annual ball of Boston No. 12, National Association of Stationary Engineers, drew nearly 20 couples last evening at Paul Revere Hall. A reception preceded the dancing, and the grand march was led by Floor Director Thomas B. Constant and wife, assisted by Thomas P. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston No. 12
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Paul Revere Hall
Thomas B. Constant
Constant
Thomas P. Collins
Dry Goods Clerks Housewarming At Columbus Hall
Boston Dry Goods Clerks Benefit Association hosted a ladies night at 994 Washington Street in Columbus Hall. The program directed by Philip Bell featured music and readings performed by Lawrence B. O'Connor William Symons J C Shelvie Miss O Leary FE J Rose Harry B Sellers and others before an audience of about 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dry Foods Clerks’ Benefit Association
Washington Street
Columbus Hall
Philip Bell
Lawrence B. O'Connor
William Symons
J. C. Shelvie
Miss O'Leary
FE. J. Rose
Harry B. Sellers
Hirsch Club Whist and Stag Party at Hanover Street
The Hirsch Club held its annual whist and stag party at 170 Hanover Street with a large gathering. A fine vocal and instrumental concert entertained guests and refreshments followed. Committee in charge included S Jacobs, M Borofsky, L Gutteman, M Mossom, and H Silverman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirsch Club
Hanover Street
Jacobs
M. Borofsky
Ll. Gutteman
M. Mossom
H. Silverman
Boston College Athletic Carnival Entries Close This Saturday
The Boston College Athletic Association invites entries for its big carnival with Saturday as the last date for marking entries. Secretary John E. Walsh handles communications while notable participants include Yale hurdler Peter, set to race in the 40 yard invitation and handicap events alongside Kraenzlein, champion hurdler, as a potential new record is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College Athletic Association
John E. Walsh
Yale
Peter
Kraenzlein
Mechanic Apprentices Library Association Anniversary Dinner
A reception and banquet marks the seventy ninth anniversary of the Mechanic Apprentices Library Association in the Crawford House today. Members meet at 2 and dinner follows at 3 with hopes for a large attendance. Speeches will be nostalgic and the event is described as a pleasant remembrance of one of Boston's oldest associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic Apprentices’ Library Association
Crawford House
Boston
Pool players clash as Keogh ousts Ingraham in afternoon duel
Ingraham secured 46 balls from pool champion Keogh yesterday afternoon to the latter s 150. In the evening the Roxbury Kid won a prize cue with 84 balls. King of Chicago plans to play this afternoon while the St Louis Kid, the only player so far to win a money prize, is set for the evening match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingraham
Keogh
King of
Young actress Eva Edgerly accused of stealing jewels
In Quincy a 14 year old girl Eva May Edgerly is alleged to have taken about 550 dollars worth of jewelry, mostly diamonds, to fund her stage ambitions. She changed her name, appeared in court before Judge Humphrey, and faced ridicule as the case unfolded. Her mother Abigail Edgerly of Wollaston disputes claims of extraordinary talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Eva May Edgerly
Eva
Abagail Edgerly
Wollaston
Festival Aids St Stephen Parish at Moon Street Hall
A successful St. Stephen's Total Abstinence and Beneficent Society festival last night at St. John's Hall on Moon Street aided the parish poor. The 9 pm to 4 am event featured a grand march led by Florence J. Molloy and Miss Margaret Shane, with a patriotic address by Rev. Leo J. Knappe and a concert by local talent. Prominent guests included Senators T. Mielcher and W. J. Donovan, Aldermen Dixon and O'Toole, several priests, Representatives Montgomery, Donovan and Toland, and district deputy Daniel J. Prendergast, plus attendees from archdiocese temperance groups and Ward 6 organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
St. Stephen's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
St. Stephen’s Parish
Leo J. Knappe
Florence J. Molloy
Margaret Shane
Timothy F. Madden
Esther Riley
Ielcher
W. J. Donovan
Alderman Dixon
Alderman O'Toole
J. J. O'Farrell
B. F. Killile
Chernoff Croonsfield Wedding at West End Union Hall
Miss Lizzie Cronsfield married Harry Chernoff in a West End Union Hall ceremony performed by Rabbi H. S. Schoher. Maid of honor Dora Rice and best man L. Simons attended. A large guest list and wedding supper followed with lodge members represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Cronsfield
Harry Chernoff
West End Union Hall
Canal Street
H. S. Schoher
Dora Rice
L. Simons
Chernoff
Italian girl seeks theater work while thefts reveal frail age
Eva, living as May Lawrence on Compton Street, was found at a South End theatre’s green room seeking a dresser job after stealing small sums from valuables including a $250 ring, with police noting she is under 16 and cannot be tried until Thursday. She appears attractive and Italian, with dark hair and speaking of public appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Compton Street
May Lawrence
South End
Hartford Beats Springfield 4 3 in Narrow Hockey Win
Hartford defeated Springfield 4 to 3 in a tight game at Hartford. The winning goal came with 18 seconds remaining as Hartford outplayed the visitors who benefited from luck. Attendance 209. Rushes led by Hipson and Mooney, with FoyleHipson and Maynard scoring, Cusick and Smith making saves. Referee Lush. Timer Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Springfield
Conn
Hipson
Mooney
Foyle
Maynard
Cusick
Smith
Lush
Timer—Lyons
Lodge Members Named in Fraternal List
A list names a selection of lodge members including A Hyman of Boston Lodge O O F T Baker of Richmond Lodge OO F Mr Louis Levin of the Pride of Boston Lodge O B A I Hireh O B A and Max Bercovitz M P
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlemen
A. Hyman
Boston Lodge
T. Baker
Richmond Lodge
O. F
Louis Levin
Pride of
I. Hireh
Max Bercovitz
M. P
Wed Mid Palms and Blooms at Corinthian Hall Wedding
Miss Gussie Sumuir sky wed Mr. Harry J. Charack in a stylish ceremony at Corinthian Hall with Rabbi H. S. Sehoher officiating. Sophia Charack maid of honor and Nathan Sumaisky best man. bridesmaids Adeline Frye Flora Betson Rose Charack Fanny Charack Dora Charack. Ushers listed. After a bridal tour the couple will reside in Cambridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Hall
Stebrew
Gussie
Isaac Sumuirsky
Harry J. Charack
H. S. Sehoher
Sophia Charack
Nathan Sumaisky
Adeline Frye
Flora Betson
Rose Charack
Fanny Charack
Dora Charack
Joseph Hanlbere
Hanlberg
M. Rochkowsky
Lew Goildman
Sam Skodesky
William Phillips
Julius Frye
Edward Kodesky
A.todtman
M. Price
Ae Charack
Cambridgeport
Vanderbilt reports purchase for wedding gift at East Seventy second
New York on February 1 reports society circles discussing William K. Vanderbilt's supposed purchase of Mrs. Henry T. Sloane's palatial residence at 9 East Seventy second Street as a wedding gift for his son William K. Vanderbilt to marry Miss Virginia Fair on April 4. The asking price is said to be 550000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Henry T. Sloane
East Seventy-second Street
Virginia Fair
Medford Aldermen reject two city officials
The Medford Aldermen last night voted 4 to 1 to reject J. R. Teel as commissioner of sewers and 3 to 2 to reject George D. Cummings as city auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
J. R. Teel
George DD. Cummings
Metropolitan Wheelmen Stage Entertaining Dudley Street Program
Members and friends of the Metropolitan Wheelmen enjoyed a crowded Dudley Street Opera House show with vaudeville acts, vocal solos, contortions, juggling, and dancing. The Jamaica Cycle Club hosted a German supper with notable attendees. A new Mt Bowdoin group, the Columbia Roadsters, forms at 101 Westville street led by president Benjamin F. Pierce Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Dudley Street Opera House
Willie Troy
John Y. Smith
J. Buxbaum
Oscar Matthews
Jessie Rose
F. J. Tyler
John H. Hendon
Savoy Mandolin and Guitar Club
G. Willard Frost
Metropolitan
C. B. Sanborn
J. A. Dykeman
A. H. Seaver
F. W. Douglass
A. C. Ray
W. S. Robbins
R. D. Stewart
B. Weston
W. H. Stedman
Murray and Rogers
G. F. Hofman
E. F. Parks
A. Canio
Fred P. Wight
Misa Cora Maud Parker
Henry T. Myers
Leonard An Grady
Jamaica Cycle Club
King
Bleller
Maxwell
Lorey
Eddie Martyn
Mt. Bowdoin
Columbia Roadsters
Westville Street
Dorchester
Benjamin F. Pierce, Jr
Philadelphia election gives Ashbridge big mayoral win
Philadelphia voters chose Coroner Samuel H. Ashbridge Republican as mayor by a large plurality. John L. Kinsey was elected city treasurer, with Harry Fletcher John Lukens as police magistrates and John A. Thornton as a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel H. Ashbridge
Vioatian
John L. Kinsey
Himerell
Brookline man survives 45 foot fall at work site
George Clarke fell forty five feet from an upper elevation while working for P J Cantwell in Brookline. His companion rushed to aid but Clarke walked away calmly, described by a reporter as serenely as going to church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
George Clarke
P. J. Cantwell
Clarke
Bids Opened for South Boston Flats Platform Project
Harbor and land commissioners opened bids for a large pile platform on the South Boston flats. The project involves several thousand dollars and a little more than a year for completion. In East Boston District Court four young men charged in two hold up and robbery cases posted $1000 bonds for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Harbor and Land Commissioners
East Boston District Court
Bernard Miller
Wing Lee
Chinamen Act as Pallbearers in Brooklyn Funeral
Six Chinamen from the Chinese mission linked to Washington Avenue Baptist Church served as pallbearers at the funeral of Mrs. Nelson Sizer wife of Dr. Nelson Sizer of Bushwick Hospital She had supervised the Chinese mission for sixteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Washington Avenue Baptist Church
Nelson Sizer
Bushwick Hospital
Envyable Social Held by Hobah Lodge Fund Committee
The building fund committee of Hobah Lodge No. 53 I O O F hosted a social in Bethesda Hall South Toston last night with over 20 couples. Floor director J H Van Emden led a team including Walter I Paine Arthur N Coleman and aids Isaac Wright Fowler W Fraser Clarence R Snow Fred W Paritt Gilbert Dolloph James K E Odell Edward K R Spinney and Charles C Littlefield assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobah Lodge
Bethesda Hall
South Toston
J. H. van Emden
Walter I. Paine
Arthur N. Coleman
Isaac“. Wright
Fowler W. Fraser
Clarence R. Snow
Fred W. Paritt
Gilbert ©. Dolloph
James KE. Odell
Edward KR. Spinney
Charles C. Littlefield
Polo clash ends in heavy Plymouth win over East Weymouth
Plymouth trounced East Weymouth 22 to 1 in a rough polo exhibition. Rushes-Foster led Plymouth with 8 goals to Gay's 3, Tib Betts tallied 47 and Mullen 48 in a high scoring session. Fouls were logged by East Weymouth and Plymouth with basic rough play noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
East Weymouth
Foster
Gay
ps—Tibbetts
Mullen
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Purington High Roller
Alter
Marston
Upton
Brooks
Tiny Freeman
Isiitecs
Escoans
Eastern Packing CO
Wy Goons Oko Ccce
Ceca Sas
Campbell Elah
Sev
Cee Wert Ereeaes
Taylor Seer Sees Aweere
Aisa Coca
Hollis
Bowler
T'd
Joan
Winsor Seer
Duminyg
T’dl
Wiley
Isher
Hull
Paddington
Wiscesss
Tul Karcher
Baker
Lincoln Cree
OS MacLean
Intercycle Games
Brastow
Jackson
Robertson
Hathaway
Kurnwoods
Chase
Knowlton
Lynn Classical
Welch
Donahoe
O'Connell
Fisher Leach
Poole
H.ogalls
Paris
Lynn RO
Mechanic Art
Tee v
Currier
Gleason If
Simpson
Robinson Rh
Atte Simpson
H . Seer
Spooner
Thomas Benson Phillips
World OF Sport
Boston College News
Amherst - Williams
Tech” Gymnasium
Bie
R. A. Sanden
Tremont St
Boston, Ae
West India Cricket Club
Berkeley Hall
John Edwards
Florence Wiliams
Thomas M. O'Brien
Roughan Hall
Condit
St. Patrick’s
Tool
Mechanic Apprentices Library Association
Wee Life
Cleveland, O
J. C. Schild
Seaton
Frawley
Schild
Mabel
Hanna
Miss Hanna
N. C. Hanna
St. Stephen’s Temperance Workers
Ghernoff
Gronsfield
Miss Mabel Hanna
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Cleveland
Electro Chemical CO
E. B. Gibson
Isa Tadies
Boyle Bros
Washington St
Mass
Palace
Bicycles ON Exhibition
Boylston Staringtoss
Bostoy, H. A. Lozier & CO
Columbia
Pope Manufacturing Company
Tel
Tremont
Columbus Ave
Bicycle News
Pennsylvania
Berlo
Berlo Cycles Mfg. CO
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