Baseball Starts Up an Earnest Curtain Raiser 1909
The Red Sox open the 1909 season with a 5 o'clock departure to New York en route to Hot Springs. Manager Lake leads the squad along with war correspondents and a delegations of rooters. Players under contract with John I. Taylor will join later or meet at the Arkansas resort to get in shape for the April campaign.
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Lake
Red Sox
New York
Hot Springs
John I. Taylor
Arkansas
Boston Fans Hopeful As Doves Prepare For Spring Season
The article argues that baseball news will focus on players and team prospects rather than magnates. Boston optimism runs high for two strong Red Sox divisions, with Bowerman promising better play at Walpole Street grounds and a fight to finish daily. The Doves head to Augusta for spring action starting March 5, aiming to improve from a lowly place toward mid standings.
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Boston
Red Sox
West
The
Doves
Augusta
Nationals
Rank Bowerman
Walpole Street
Colonel Dovey
Bowerman
South End
Joseph Marder Weds Miss Annie Rosenfield in Armory Hall
Joseph Marder son of Mr and Mrs Abraham Marder of 66 Barton street West Wind marries Miss Annie Rosenfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Myer Rosenfield of 256 East Eagle street East Boston. Rabbi David Rosenthal performs under a canopy with a large gathering. Best man Joseph Fiermer maid of honor Etta Goldstein eight bridesmaids listed. A wedding supper followed with dancing.
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Joseph Marder
Annie Rosenfield
Armory Hall
Tlattie
Sara
Annie
May
Frances Marder
Hattie Goldstein
Annie Fiermer
Kate Murphy
David Rosenthal
Myer Rosenfield
Abraham Marder
Mary Rosenfield
Rexall Hair Tonic Promises Bold Cure With Guarantee
The Rexall 93 and 95 Hair Tonics claim to cure dandruff prevent baldness and stimulate hair growth with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Advertises two sizes 50 cents and one dollar and praises non greasing pleasant use. The Riker Jaynes Drug Stores endorse the product.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Post Baseball editor leaves for Arkansas camp
Paul H. Shannon, the Post's baseball editor, departs for the Boston American training camp in Arkansas this afternoon to provide the latest player news and new recruit updates. His reports will include photographs and aim to deliver the best sporting news in town for fans.
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Paul H. Shannon
Post
Boston American
Arkansas
Boston Latin Triumphs Over English High In Close High School Game
Boston Latin defeated English High 11 to 6 in a fierce high school contest. Sullivan led Latin with two floor goals and five fouls caps, while O'Day, Crane, and Klein added points. The first half ended 2 to 6, then Latin rallied to win as 350 witnessed the matchup.
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Boston Latin
English High
Finglish High
Latin School
Moivormml ST 'Catu
Roberts
Seef
Dacey
Asinbor
O’reilly
O'Brien
Hayes
Commercial High Beats Mechanic Arts in Low-Scoring Tilt
Commercial High lost 14 to 12 to Mechanic Arts High in a windy contest. Mechanic Arts also won its second team game 17 to 6 with a close finish. the Worcester tech and University of Maine game followed, Worcester Tech upset University of Maine 27 to 25.
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Commercial High
Mechanic Arts High
Mechanic Arts
Commercial
Albins OM
Frais Haieia Sa’ Eieceaeteie
L. B
Seavey Nec
Lees Wib
Arpee Shema
Norton
Sleceie Nibs c
Williams
McCarthy
Kelly
Hickey
Smith
Grover
Arlow
Seavey
Lim
Crowley
O’donnell
Flynn
Followay
Worcester Tech Victorious Over Maine 27 25 In Thriller
Worcester Tech edged Maine 27 to 25 in a fast paced game decided in the final minute. The win keeps Worcester Tech with a strong late run as the clock ticked down.
Colonial-142 Winsor-13 Eight Pins Duel at Dudley Club
Last night on the alleys Colonial-142 and Dudley-1463 faced off in a three game bowling match. Individual scores show Fisher Chandler and Meehan contributing solid rounds while Beaton Yarbell and Mitchell paced their teams with strong totals. Total averages hovered around the mid four hundreds as both squads battled for supremacy.
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Colonial Ne
Winsor
House
Oh SI Fisher
Chandler
Utter
Belton
Duncan
Oy G. Bean
Meehan
Jr. Bean
Tal
Dudley
Fletcher
Whitman
Gound
Yarbell’ Ss
Lucrete Teen
Mefarland
Mitchell
Newell
Elite alleys Franklin Puritan match scores and totals
The page lists the Franklin and Puritan alley standings with multiple bowler entries and scores. Players include Burrows Gifford Archer Walker Cuddihy and others with monthly total lines and team sums.
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Franklin
Burrows
Gifford
Green
Crown
OL Martin
Archer
Walker
Totals and Derby Desk Co. Caskets and Conductors Numbers
A fragmented OCR style table lists totals for National Casket Co and Derby Desk Co with multiple four or five digit figures. Conductors figures appear alongside firm totals.
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National Casket Co
Derby Desk Co
Bowdoin Square alleys pricing and box details
Fragmentary listing notes pricing for alleys at Bowdoin Square and references to Bicknell Fuller Box and Geo. Close Co with phone number 436-1224. The readable items show numbers and addresses but lack full context or complete descriptions.
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Bowdoin Square
Bicknell Fuller Box
Geo. Close Co
Hodowsky arraigned for man slaughter in Shaborsk death
John Hodowsky was yesterday arraigned on a charge of man slaughter in connection with the death of John Shaborsk last Saturday evening. He was held in 5000 dollars bond until February 28.
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John Hodowsky
John Shaborsk
Local High School and College Matches Listed by City
Providence hosts Williams versus Brown while M I T faces Lowell Textile at Tech gym. Andover meets Dean Academy in Andover. Roxbury High plays alumni at Roxbury. Boston College High hosts Reading High in Boston. Rindge M T S meets Medford High in Cambridge. Hyde Park High versus North Easton in Hyde Park. Everett High Independents vs. Revere High in Everett. Rock Ridge Hall against Wesleyan freshmen at Middletown. Somerville Y M C A hosts Milton Gym in Somerville. Auburn Academy games North End Union at Blossom Street West End.
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Williams
Brown
Providence
Lowell Textile
Tech Gymnasium
Andover
Dean Academy
Roxbury High
Alumni
Roxbury
Boston College High
Reading High
Boston College
Rindge M. T. S
Medford High
Cambridge
Hyde Park High
North Easton
Hyde Park
Everett High Independents
Revere High
Everett
Rock Ridge Hall
Wesleyan
Middletown
Somerville Y. M. C. A
Milton Gym
Somerville
Auburn Academy
North End Union
Ward Room
Blossom Street
West End
Columbia Defeats Yale in Last Home Game
Columbia beat Yale 19 to 11 in the final home game of the season. Kiendl, Spencer, and Van Vleck starred with multiple goals as Cerussi and Kiendl led scoring for Columbia. Fiala, Melitzer, and Cushman contributed for Yale. Time 20-minute halves before about 11,000 fans.
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New York
Columbia
Yale
Kiendl
Spencer
Cushman
van Vieck
Kimbel
Mahon
L. G
Wilson
Levy Cerussi
Benson, Jr
Stabless Deley Oes
Melitzer
Cerussi
Cusamin
Ryan
van Vleck
T. Thorpe
C. Weymouth
Rubes Hold Sway at Houston Barn Party
The annual Houston Company Relief Association barn party in Howe Hall on Huntington avenue drew about 400 attendees. John Ellinswell won first prize in a country constable costume. Miss Charlotte Goldsmith placed second as a cow maid amid dancing, songs, and a moving picture show.
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Howe Hall
Huntington Avenue
James A. Houston Company Relief Association
John Ellinswell
Charlotte Goldsmith
Rhoderick McNeil
Gladys Richardson
E.ih Fi. Hamilton
George Wilson
J. J. McEvoy
Albert Cotton
Miss Tayne
May J. Lynch
Catherine McKenzie
P. H. Magrane
P. M. Magrane
P. W. Clancy
W. P. Gilbert
Charles Restall
E. T. Hamilton
James Chase
James Riley
Pope Grants Blessing to Somerville Ex-Mayor Grimmons
Charles A. Grimmons, who retired in January as Somerville mayor, received a papal audience in Rome and a special blessing to be sent to Rev. James J. O'Brien, rector of St. Catharine's Church in Somerville.
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Rome
Charles A. Grimmons
Somerville
James J. O’brien
St. Catharine’s Church
No Probe Planned Into Stewart Douglas Robinson Death
It was decided last night that there will be no investigation into the death of Stewart Douglas Robinson, Harvard student and nephew of President Roosevelt, who died Saturday night.
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Stewart Douglas Robinson
Harvard
Roosevelt
Labor Men Fight Boston Charter Reforms at Hearing
Ex Alderman Fred J Kneeland spoke for the Boston Central Labor Union urging referendum on any charter change. Labor leaders opposed a recall and a single chamber council, while endorsing two chamber reform and expansion of voter power. The hearing before the Legislature's Metropolitan Affairs Committee ended with strong push for referendum and local control.
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Fred J. Kneeland
Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs
Organized Labor
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston
Finance Commission
Martin Lomasney
Central Labor Union
Workers of
Bosto
John J. Hynes
Richard Garrity
Bartenders’ Union
Citizens of
Thomas
Quincy
Grafton Cushing
Mdriscoll
Cushing
Kneeland
Pays Tribute to Fr Cusack by Chelsea Boards
The Chelsea board of control mourns Rev. Father Thomas T. Cusack pastor of St Rose Catholic Church who died Monday. It praises his great heart and leadership during last April’s fire and says the city will miss his broad wisdom and counsel. Funeral at St Rose Thursday at 10 with pallbearers named. Knights of Columbus and Catholic societies pass resolutions. Mourning drapes for 80 days.
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Chelsea
New Church
Thomas I. Punch
Francis A. Mahoney
Thomas F. Driscoll
Edward J. Powers
James K. Malone
John Riordan
Francis X. Tyrrell
Knights of Columbus
Youngest Civil War veteran’s son showcased at Trenton
Feb 23 report from Trenton notes William Smith aged 3 touted as the youngest son of any Civil War veteran. His father William W. Smith is 66 and his mother is just past 20. The child is precocious and adept with arms.
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Trenton
William Smith
William W. Smith
When the Kidneys Fail Do You Need Relief
This ad describes middle age kidney strain causing backache fatigue and irritability. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a non narcotic remedy to restore kidney filtering action and relieve backache rheumatism and bladder troubles. It claims long term safety and public recommendation.
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Dean
Bright
Testimonial for Deans Kidney Pills from Boston Man
Joseph P Derby of Boston Massachusetts testifies that in 1905 Dean's Kidney Pills cured a serious kidney attack and kept his kidneys healthy for years. He describes frequent nocturnal urination and backaches before using the remedy and urges others with kidney or back problems to try it.
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Finance Commission
Joseph P. Derby
H Street
Boston
Mass
Dean
Trains Delayed Reveal Chinese Smuggling Scheme
In San Luis Obispo California police uncovered an alleged smuggling plot after 22 Chinese were found in a bonded box car sealed with government stamps. The car, from Algiers Louisiana to San Francisco, was delayed by landslides and washouts. a water offer in pigeon English led to the discovery when sheriff's deputies opened the seals. The detainees appeared half starved and had drained canteens from the long journey.
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San Luis Obispo
Cal
Algiers
San Francisco
Page
Sheriff's Office
Berlin libel trial ends with fines and jail sentence
The Berlin sensational libel suit against Naval Captain Berger and journalist Dr Ilgenstein ends. Berger is fined 1250 dollars and Ilgenstein receives six months in jail for allegedly defaming prominent German naval admirals including Admiral Von Tirpitz.
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Berlin
Berger
Dr. Ilgenstein
von Tirpitz
New Home for the Lampoon in Cambridge
The Warward Lampoon plans a three story English tavern style building opposite Russell Hall on Mt. Auburn street Cambridge to replace the old quarters at 8 Holyoke street The project costs range from 15000 to 20000 dollars.
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Warward Lampoon
Cambridge
Russell Hall
Mt. Auburn Street
Holyoke Street
New Hampshire House OKs $3 General Poll Tax
Concord N H Feb 23 The New Hampshire House approved a general poll tax of 3 with a 282 to 8 vote The measure drew opposition from the States labor unions which adopted resolutions against it.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire House of Representatives
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Railway Employees’ Union
William H. O'Brien
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Boston Proof
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Keith's
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Cole &Johnson
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John J. MecNally
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Cohan & Harris Minstrels
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Julian Estince
Eddie Leonard
Sale
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Today & I & Sat
Little Nemo
Fritzi
Scheff
HUB Theatre
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