Exeter Boys Smash Records at Indoor Games
At the 19th annual Phillips Exeter Athletic Association indoor meet on February 22, Exeter students set multiple marks. R W Hitchcock cut 4-5 in the 600-yard run. W J Hart improved the shot put record to 43 ft 4 in. J Bredemus raised pole vault best to 10 ft 6 8 in. D K Robbins added 6 2 1 s in the 45-yard high hurdles exhibition. Winners include D K Robbins in 40-yard dash, W B Moses in 45-yard low hurdles, J W Richmond in 200-yard, Hitchcock in the 60-yard relay, G K Porter in the 1000-yard, B J Hart in 16-pound shot, J M Taylor high jump 5 ft, J Brodomus pole vault 10 ft 6 8 in.
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Exeter
WW. H
Phillips Exeter Athletic Association
R. W. Hitchcock
Jd. Hart
J. Bredemus
D. K. Robbins
W. B. Moses
J. W. Richmond
G. K. Porter
B. J. Hart
J. M. Taylor
J. Brodomus
Wharf fish dealers brace for busy day amid nine vessels’ arrivals
Yesterday nine vessels brought haddock cod hake pollock and halibut to the wharf, with near 790000 pounds ready for sale today as large receipts from Wednesday boosted fish available. Captain Masters on Columbian nears his 100th voyage, the gasolene yacht Pawnee changes hands, and late arrivals face northeasterly gales with limited outside boats.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Arcadia
Lucania
Alcina
Winifred
Irene
May
Ida S. Silva
Aleina
Mystery
Shipping News Mini Almanac for Feb 25 Card
Shipping news item lists arrivals and departures with multiple steamers and schooners arriving at or sailing from ports such as Halifax Yarmouth Gloucester Newport News and Baltimore. Notable vessels include Aranmore Couillard Unique Haraldson Ida May Thomas W Lawson Ruth EL Merrill Marie V Palmer and City of Gloucester. A Chatham weather/tide note mentions a gale and fog with a tug Hokendauqua towing barges Budget Black Bird Blue Bird.
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Boston
Yarmouth
Aranmore
Halifax
Glasgow
Devonian
Liverpool
Aranmore Cat Couillard
N. S
MacKenzie
J. Ff’. Masters
Unique
Haraldson
Louisburg
C. B
Gloucester
Dizer
Baltimore
Norfolk
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
Seaboard
Holmes
Calvin Austin
Oliver
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Ida May
Fale
St. John
N. B
Thomas W. Lawson
Babbitt
Newport News
Ruth EL. Merril
Wallace
Marie V Palmer
Campbell
Windworth
Sardinian
Grecian
Philadelphia
WH. M. Whitney
Baker Palmer
Chatham
Hokendauqua
Perth Amboy
Budget
Black Bird
Blue Bird
Four-masted schooner Auburn launched at Phillipsburg
The four-masted schooner Auburn was launched today in Phillipsburg Maine from Frank S. Bowker’s yard. Captain Thomas J. Ginn commands, his daughter Miss Edwinna Ginn christens. Owned by Crowell and Thurlow of Boston the ship measures 171.4 feet length 36.5 feet beam 13.5 feet draft with gross tonnage 635.
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Phillipsburg
Auburn
Thomas J. Ginn
Frank S. Bowker
Edwinna Ginn
Crowell & Thurlow
Boston
Wagon Crushes Lad in Vacant Lot Accident
Salvatore Pelegrino a five year old boy living at 612 Harrison avenue was crushed under an overturned wagon while playing in a vacant lot at the corner of Aly and Plympton streets yesterday. He sustained serious internal injuries after the wagon capsized and pinned him.
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Salvatore Pelegrino
Harrison Avenue
Aly and
Plympton Streets
Low Rates to Pacific Coast on Wabash Line
Reduced fares announced to the Pacific Coast and other Western regions via the Wabash line. Tourist sleepers run on the celebrated Continental Limited from Boston each Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, offering a desirable route at the lowest price. Office listed as 176 Washington Street.
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Pacific Coast
Boston
Washington Street
Old Stars Duffy and McCarthy Bowl Through Time
Former majors Hugh Duffy and Tommy McCarthy, once teammates at the South End grounds, now frequently bowl at Washington street alleys. McCarthy runs a bowling and wet goods shop and stays in good health. Duffy will depart for Philadelphia next Monday to join his players and prepare for the season in the South.
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South End
Hugh Duffy
Tommy McCarthy
Washington Street
Tion
McCarthy
Duffy
Philadelphia
South
Tommy M'Carthy
M’carthy
Yester
Word of Hope From Criger Heads to Spring Return
Lou Criger travels to Hot Springs and Boston fans grow hopeful he will play the opening game. A telegram notes his readiness to join the schedule, with warmer southward winters aiding his lungs. Criger remains a game behind the plate, and fans anticipate baseball soon as hot weather brings indoor practice outdoors.
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Lou Criger
Hot Springs
Boston
Criger
Elkhardt
Philadelphia
Savannah
Cleveland
Busy day for auto dealers in Boston
Auto dealers in Boston reported a bustling display day as 1906 car models drew crowds across the city. Mayor Fitzgerald, Mrs. Fitzgerald, and children rode a six cylinder Nationals, while F F E Dayton celebrated receiving a 45 horsepower Columbia touring car. Several firms including Pope, Maguire, Linscott, Electric Vehicle, and Fosdick Motor Car reported strong interest and prospective buyers amid sunny weather.
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Boston
Mayor Fitzgerald
Linscott Motor Company
Columbia Electric Vehicle Company
Columbia
Pope Manufacturing Company
J. W. Maguire Company
Electric Vehicle Company
Fosdick Motor Car Company
Quaker Managers Duffy and McCarthy Join Bowler Standouts
Duffy, last year’s Quakers manager, seeks better results this season while McCarthy, now a former player, departs March 1 for Hanover to coach Dartmouth. Both are noted crack bowlers with Duffy averaging 92 and McCarthy 90 at candle pins.
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Quakers
Duffy
McCarthy
Hanover
Dartmouth
Deny Rules Favor Yale In Harvard Yale Eligibility Debate
Harvard and Yale are accused of different interpretations of new eligibility rules. Harvard supporters argue Yale could evade the agreement while Harvard could not. both claim the rule equalizes access to players and curbs the practice of moving between schools.
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Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
Harvard College
Wisconsin
Baseball Tales and Trades Stir Boston and Beyond
Boston sports pages chronicle a three game Condor A A and Ramblers sequence on Patriots Day for Noddle Island championship. Detroit confirms veterans Disch and Stovall sold to St Paul. Pirates vs Giants debate rages in Pittsburgh while Strobel signs with the Dorchester Nationals. Quincy eyes enclosed parks, Roslindale’s Ferris mounts a barnstorming team, Long to Toronto as Barrow closes deal and McGovern seeks better terms.
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Ramblers
East Boston
Patriots
Noddle Island
Copley Square
Boston
Navin
Detroit
Disch
Stovall
St. Paul
Tigers
Pittsburg
New York Giants
Pirates
Giants
John McGraw
Quincy
Billy Ferris
Roslindale
Barrow
Toronto
Herman Long
Arthur McGovern
Arthur
National amateur racquet championship opens in Boston
Nineteen top racquet players entered the national amateur championship at the Boston Athletic Association. Forenoon results show Austin Potter of Boston defeating Pr D Hamlin of Chicago 15 8 14 9 15 7. C G Winslow of Boston beat J P Gregg of Philadelphia 15 11 15 5 15 6. Percy T D Haughton of Boston defeated George Clark of New York 15 7 15 8 9 15 15 7.
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Racqnet
Boston Athletic Association
Austin Potter
Boston
Pr. D. Hamlin
Chicago
C. G. Winslow
J. P. Gregg
Philadelphia
Percy TD. Haughton
George Clark
New York
Priest Refused Visit for Woman's Confession in Newark Case
Prosecutor Young blocked Rev. Father James Zuccarelli of St. Rocco's Church from visiting Nunsiati Dolisi in jail to hear her confession as a key witness in a murder case. Dolisi requested the priest, but the interview was denied when another person would be present.
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Newark
N. J
Young
James Zuccarelli
St. Rocco's Church
Nunsiati Dolisi
Harvard Fencing Team Heads to Ithaca for Match
The Harvard fencing squad departed last night for Ithaca to face Cornell tonight. Team members include A. Tyng W. MacLeod and H. A. Hirsch.
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Harvard
Ithaca
Cornell
A. Tyng
W. MacLeod
HI. A. Hirsch
Auction Sale by Trustee in Bankruptcy in Jamaica Plain
Public auction Friday February 23 1906 at 12 noon at stable No 3 Harris avenue Jamaica Plain Boston to sell stock in trade of a livery stable including four horses carriages harnesses robes sleighs and buggies On view on premises for details contact E F Aldrich trustee at 901 3 Old South Building Boston Also WALL PAPER ETC Wise 58B Leverett st offerings rooms papered painted whitewashed at set prices
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Harris Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Hugh Stewart
E. F. Aldrich, Esq
Old South Building
Robert Fulton Dies in Carleton at 187A Career
Robert Fulton a member of the Paris crew of St. John which won the world championship for four oared shells on the River Seine in 1867 died at his home in Carleton on February 22. He had served in the customs service since 187A.
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Carleton
WN. B
Robert Fulton
Paris
St. John
Seine
France
England
Germany
Low Rates to the Pacific Coast to Boston to West
Low rates to the Pacific coast on sale Feb 14 to April 6. Tickets from Boston to Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Portland Tacoma Seattle and other Pacific coast points 49.90 to 52 with lower rates to intermediate stations. Pullman tourist sleeping cars direct line to California via Chicago Northwestern Union and Southern Pacific Bays direct line or via Colorado Scenic Route. Also on Los Angeles Limited 3 nights from Chicago via the Chicago Northwestern Union Pacific and Salt Lake San Pedro route. J Brittain Gen Agt 300 Washington St Boston.
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Pullman
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
California
Chicago & Northwestern
Union
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Union Pacific
New Salt Lake-San Pedro
Southern California
J. &. Brittain
Gen'l Agt
Washington St
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Workingcmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
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James Coyne
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Patadelphia Designing School
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Penn
Banesk
HUR Automobile School
Freeport St
Coyne Bros. CO
Cincinnati
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al Works
Otis Elevator Company
Granite St
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Fore River Shipbuilding CO
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Rochester
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Mene
Stewie
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Fee
Hascall
Bromfield St. Rm
Bid
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NEW England Storage Warehouse Co
Charles R. Evans
Roxbury
City OF Boston
Old Court House
Boston Post
James Mulcatty
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State House
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Guy W. Con
E. C. Hultman
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
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William M. Dean
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U.S
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WM. M. Olin
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B. Leighton Beal
Weinstein
Cali
DR. Weinstein
Tourazine
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