Vanderbilts Attract Crowd To Dog Show In New York
Crowds gathered as Mr and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt and Mrs John L Gardner attended the dog show. Mrs Vanderbilt entered Domino in the ring with Marcus led by Vanderbilt. J Pierpont Morgan’s collies also won several ribbons including Ormskirk Alexandra in the open class. Eastover Lancelot from Spotswood kennels drew heavy interest amid protests at the New York show. The event ends today with a packed program and strong pageant atmosphere.
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John L. Gardner
Boston Terriers
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Newport
Vanderbilt
Domino
Marcus
Delscote Gamlin
Vanderbilts
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Collies
Morgan
Ormskirk Alexandra
Eastover Lancelot
Spotswood Kennels
Eastover
Lancelot
American Kennel Club
Cooley Awaiting News on Summer Club Move
In New York actor baseball figure Dick Cooley waits for a word from President Soden about his summer destination. He vows to join a winner and reports an offer from President Green and the Royal Rooters, aiming to rejuvenate his standing in the game.
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Dick Cooley
New York
Soden
Cooley
Cooley Could Boost Outfield If Kept By Boston Nats
The article argues Cramer of the Tristate league may join an outlaw unit while Soden risks sending Cooley to the minors. It compares Cooley to cannell Delehanty and Geier, praising his hustle and noting Tenney could spark a strong season. It warns President Soden against letting Cooley go before other outfielders prove themselves.
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Cramer
Tristate
Cooley
Soden
Fred Tenney
Cannell
Jim Delehanty
Sharpe
Phil Geier
Truth and trade claim on G. O. Taylor whiskies
An irate politician challenges an editor after a published lie while a serena editor counters with the truth about G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and G. O. Taylor Pure Rye Whiskies. The ad promotes sealed bottles from Chester H. Graves & Son of Boston as sole proprietors whose name appears on the label.
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Boston Latin School and English High Meet Today
Rivalry between Boston Latin School and English High is set for an annual dual meet in English High’s drill hall on Montgomery Street this afternoon. Top sprinters include J J Norton and A K Lowell for English High and Atkins and Cowan for Latin, with events spanning 1000 yards and the mile, hurdles, and shot put.
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Boston Latin School
English High
Montgomery Street
Mark J. J. Norton
A. K. Lowell
H. H. Helpern
M. W. Burlingame
A. H. Ginzberg
Boston Latin
Kullberg
Thomas
Humphreys
H. B. Eames
J. H. Peretti
L. Arkin
T. N. Lally
L. W. Rose
Eames
J. 8. Silva
C. A. Martin
R. R. Clark
Captain Burlingame
Atkins
Estabrook
Jack Norton
Tom Scanlon
Path to Fame in Dog Goods Catalog
A historical ad claims the largest dog supplies line with blankets sweaters foods medicines and discipline items. It promotes a free book titled Doggy Goods and highlights Iver Johnson’s brand in a concise trade display.
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Iver Johnson
Ng Soo Co
Harvard Club Members Dodge Union Fees
Harvard undergraduates use the Harvard Union the university club donated by Major Henry Lee Higgington without paying the 10 membership fee. With a large membership it is hard to police the Union. Non members have been found using it and their names may be published to shame them.
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Harvard
Harvard Union
Crimson University
Henry Lee Higgingon
Harvard Freshmen Meet Yale Freshmen In Hemenway Gym
Harvard freshmen basketball hosts Yale freshmen in Hemenway Gym today. The game showcases a local Ivy League rivalry with both squads seeking a win on the home court.
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Harvard
Yale
Hemenway Gymnasium
Bout Put Club In Bad Light in Attack on Draw
A Times critique of the Douglas Chelsea boxing club after the Attell Good man bout. The writer denounces private frame ups and draws as public fraud and calls for clear match conditions and a referee empowered to stop shows where boxers fake. Critics blame Goodman Attell and the club, noting reputations damaged and clubs severing ties.
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Attell
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Mr. Goodman
Attells
Boston
Abe
Philadelphia
Eddie Hanlon
Monte Attell
Charley Haughton
West End A. C
St. Louis
Monté Attell
Johnny Reagan
Goodmen
Sheehan
Bret Harte
Fencing Meet Postponed Between Yale Harvard Penn MIT
The quadrangular fencing tournament featuring Yale Harvard Penn and MIT was postponed indefinitely due to Yale and Penn being unable to attend. The event was scheduled for tomorrow at Heidenway Gymnasium in Cambridge.
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Yale
Harvard
University , Pennsylvania and Technology
Heidenway Gymnasium
Cambridge
University of Pennsylvania
Boston College baseball teams form strong freshman sophomore and varsity rosters
Boston College shows booming interest in baseball with freshman and sophomore squads led by Dan O’Brien and Dan Lyons. Cleary will captain the freshman team while McHugh Galvin Sullivan and Powers bring high school reputations. The varsity prospects look strong and many candidates indicate solid representation on the diamond.
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Boston College
Dan O’brien
O’brien
Lowell
Cleary
Cleary-O’brien
McHugh
Concord High
Galvin, Sullivan
Powers
Dan Lyons
Bissonnette
John Cleary
Lathrop & Cunningham
Dennis O’brien
1905 Baseball Promises New Pitching Inventions
The article notes pitchers expect new balls and pitches to transform the game in 1905. It mentions Jesse Tannehill slipping on ice and threatening an ice ball, Leon Ames proposing a stop ball, and rumors of a slide ball and snake ball altering play and timing at the plate.
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Jesse Tannehill
Leon Ames
Giants
Ames
Upcoming boxing bouts and promoter shakeups across New England and beyond
Boxing notes from Milwaukee to Philadelphia cover Neary versus Thompson in an eight round Wisconsin bout and trials for Briggs Lowrey Candor. Promoter changes at Douglas A C Chelsea shift officiating away from Jack Sheehan. Talks of Walsh versus Evans and Evans against tougher opponents move ahead while local figures like Blink McCloskey defend match chances and readiness for New England bouts.
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Milwaukee
Charley Neary
Maurice Thompson
Wisconsin
Thompson
Willie Fitzgerald
Sayers
Philadelphia
John Wille
George Cole
Apollo A. C
Salem
Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Attell- Goodman
Jack Sheehan
Brockton
Jimmy Briggs
Jack Lowrey
New York
Rockingham A. C
Portsmouth
N. H
Old Town
Riggs
Artie Simms
Sammy Smith
Willie Lewis
Joe Gans
Dover
Lowrey
St. Louis
Maurice Sayers
Hot Springs
Kid Her
Kid Locke
Spike Robinson
Briggs
East
Sharon
Penn
Jack McClelland
New Orleans
Denver
Baltimore
Herrara
Rube Smith
Blink McCloskey
Peter Sullivan
Blink
Sullivan
New England
Jim Briggs
McCloskey
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