Big Crowd Attended Dog Show at Mechanics Building
Yesterday at the Mechanics Building a large attendance watched top judging in multiple classes. Champion Ems Chevalier impressed in his divisions while Imna Superior won the L. Kk. A. of America silver medal. R C C Vanderbilt’s Sandy Rags led the sheep dogs, with Tophill Gay Girl excelling in bitches. Kennels from Keller and Hemlock Hill shared dachshund honors, and Green Acre and China kennels dominated chow-chow judging.
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Mechanics
Ems Chevalier
Imna
L. Kk. A. of America
R. C C. Vanderbilt
Sandy Rags
William Dulles
T. Leo Murphy
Daisy
Tootsie
Karl A. Keller
Hemlock Hill
Hannele
Green Acre
China
To Chi
W. L. Burgess
Unicorn Quintet Wins B A A Bowling Championship
The B A A bowling team claimed the Boston City Association of the NBA title at New Boston Alleys with a 2739 total pinfall. Central Club of Somerville 2712 edged the prior tournament best 2707 by Ebonite No 2. Hutchinson subbed in for B A A, while Ellerton James anchored with 660 in a standout three string. Herman Tower led individuals with 606, Beatty 598. Marathon event to close the tournament invites more entrants.
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Boston City Association
New Boston
Central Club
Somerville
Ebonite
Hutchinson
Unicorn
Ellerton James
Anchor
Herman Tower
Plymouth
Bill Beatty
Jimmy Puffer
Boston Post
Simson
Harrington
Skinner
Tuttle
Newtowne
Holland, Simson
Goulding
Joe Hall
New York
Baseball Night at Brookline Gym Draws 56500 Attendees
Last evening at the Brookline G A A over fifty six thousand attendees and invited guests gathered to hear two noted baseball magnates. Tim Mungnane, president of the New England league, and Jacob C. Moree, James P. Mackey, and Dr. Everett Bowker spoke. They promoted the advancement of baseball and urged an enclosed field in Brookline.
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Brookline G. A. A
Tim” Mungnane
New England League
Jacob C. Moree
James P. Mackey
Everett. Bowker
Brookline School Committee
Murnane
Morse
Mike Kelly
Mackey
Bowker
Brookline
Abe Attell Dominates Frankie Neil in Ten Round Bout
New York report shows featherweight champion Abe Attell fully outclassing Frankie Neil at Long Acre Athletic Club. Neil grew exhausted by the second round as Attell controlled the action. spectators filled the arena with whistling during a one sided, dull contest.
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New York
Abe Attell
Frankie Neil
Long Acre Athletic Club
Neil
Cambridge Relays Triumph Over Somerville In Hall Meet
Cambridge Y M C A teams won the relay race and the meet by four points, 29 to 25, in a Cambridge gym event. Individual winners included Luft Cambridge long with Cox Somerville in field events, and C Fox Cambridge leading the potato race. officials listed include John Roberts and William Corcoran.
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Cambridge
Somerville Y. M. C. A
Somerville
Brown
Ross
Luft
F. Cox
Wilton
Windall
Grant
C. Fox
Baxter
Kelly
C. Watkins
Boyd
McAraul
John Roberts
William Corcoran
Harris
MceMasters
Lawson
T. H W. McAnaul
Ormsby Headlines Latin Junior Meet Wins Three Events
Eddie Ormsby led the Boston Latin junior class meet at Warren Street gym, capturing the 30 yard dash 30 yard hurdles and 220 yard dash. Snow won the 600 yard run in a tight finish, with Green high jump and Haviland shot put among event leaders. About 9 boys competed in the afternoon meet.
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Eddie Ormsby
Warren Street
Snow
Ormsby
Clapp
Rogers
Wigrin
Browne
Gormly
Sweeney
Brady
Mann
Green
O'Donnell
Haviland
Hanly
Doyle
Whist Tonight for Consump tives’ Home in Society Hall
The regular Friday evening whist party in aid of the Free Home for Consumptives will be held in Society Hall, 168 Massachusetts avenue, tonight from 8:30 to 10:30 to aid train connections. A souvenir table has been prepared and the event is open to the public.
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Free Home For Consumptives
Society Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Elite alleys scores and totals at West Batbury exchange
At Elite alleys the scores for West Batbury show 482 492 501 totaling 1475, while Exchange totals 410 428 453 amounting to 1291. The snippet lists pinfall values and team totals in a compact scorecard style.
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West Batbury
Boston's rising stars spotlight in spring ball
Boston shows it can supply big league talent with players like Madden McLean Cooney and Deininger. Andy Owens of Roxbury a 21 year old pitcher and former Worcester standout joins Duffy's White Sox on their coast barnstorming tour. Owens posted 20 wins last season and 21 the year before while praise from observers highlights a no hit game marred by a bases on balls. Blackburne, Owens' former Worcester teammate now with the White Sox, is hailed as a great shortstop who will bolster Duffy's infield.
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Boston
Madden
McLean
Cooney
Deininger
Andy Owens
Roxbury
Worcester
Duffy
White Sox
Owens
Blackburne
Chicago
Burglar Confesses to Robberies Said Life Needed
Pittsburg Penn Feb 24 Stephen Austin a self described college graduate was arrested after a revolver in his pocket exploded during a tense moment. He admitted robbing two drug stores and several pedestrians in Oakland and East End over the past ten days. He said he robbed to keep living and awaited a bigger haul blocked by plainclothes officers.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Stephen Austin
Oakland
East End
Four men found guilty of pocket picking in subway
Four men Thomas Allen alias Thomas Sheperd Anthony Boyle Bernard Farren and David Kane were arrested at Summer Street subway station by Inspector Smith. They were found guilty in Municipal Criminal Court before Judge Murray. All have prior records and with the exception of Farren all appealed.
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Summer Street
Smith
Municipal Criminal Court
Murray
Thomas Aillen
Thomas Sheperd
Anthony Boyle
Bernard Farren
David Kane
Farren
Kreisler Gives Final Boston Recital In Chickering Hall
Violinist Fritz Kreisler concluded Boston's season with a Chickering Hall recital featuring largely old master works. He delivered robust Bach interpretations and the gentle appeal of pieces by Martini, Dittersdorf, Porpora, Francoeur, Tartini, Saint-Saens, Dvorak, Lanner, and Sinigaglia, extending the program after audience applause.
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Boston
Chickering Hall
Mr. Kreisler
Bach
Vadre Martini
Dittersdorf
Porpora
Francoeur
Tartini
Saint-Saens
Dvorak
Lanner
Sinigaglia
Kreisler
Direct Nominations Battle Divides Legislature in Day’s Vote
The House defeated the public opinion bill by 105 to 99 in a show of direct vote opposition led by Representative Riley of Malden. Adjournment cut debate, and supporters said the Walker bill for direct nominations would pass in both House and Senate, requiring statewide district submission.
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House
Thomas P. Riley
Malden
Mellen
Walker
Senate
Lansing Mandolin and Banjo Concert in Chickering Hall
Last night in Chickering Hall G L Lansing presented a large lineup including William Place, Miss Cottons, Warren Richards, Miss Gladys Moore, Miss Anna Appleton, the Boston Ideal Club, Lansing, Grover, Babb, Vreeland, Shattuck, the Lansing Mandolin Orchestra and the Quincy Mandolin and Guitar Club. Audience enthusiasm matched a program featuring Lansing compositions and Richards sketch The Humorous Side of Boston Life, all met with strong applause and high merit in solo and ensemble performances.
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G. L. Lansing
Chickering Hall
William Place
Misses Cotton
Warren Richards
Gladys Moore
Anna Appleton
Boston Ideal Club
Messrs. Lansing
A. D. Grover
A. A. Babb
Walter Vreeland
B. I. Shattuck
Lansing Mandolin Orchestra
Quincy Mandolin and Guitar Club
Big Stick Policy Urged For Hemisphere By Magoon
Charles E Magoon, former Cuban governor, told the Commercial Club that the Monroe doctrine justifies a combined big brother and big stick approach in every republic the doctrine covers He said the US must use influence and, if needed, coercion to keep nations in the hemisphere with stable republican governments and civil progress.
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Charles E. Magoon
Cuba
Commercial Club
United States
Hemisphere
Cross examination reveals bribery plot in Russell hearing
Attorney L A Simpson pressed Detective Fielding over claims a prison inmate was hired to steal an exhibit and plant it at Berry Upton offices as part of the Russell case. Witnesses described Rousseau letters, handwriting experts linked several documents to Daniel Blake Russell, and William C Russell joined counsel in Boston as testimony continued.
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Russell
East Cambridge
Joseph Fielding
Simpson
Fielding
William C. Russell
Nickerson
Melrose
Berry & Upton
Devonshire Street
Bennett
North Dakota
Messena
N. Y
Tatch
Jim Rousseau
Louis Rousseau
Lawton
Melrose Peo
John K. Berry
Rousseau
Leith
Boston Pinkerton Agency
Berry
Bennett F. Davenport
Hannah Lynde
James Rousseau
Bloomer Family
Malone
Schurtz
Kate Teresa Schurtz
Dr. Davenport
Proctor
Mr. Proctor
Charles E. Comer
Comer's Commercial College
Daniel Blake Russell
New York
Monroe Doctrine and U S Dominance in the Hemisphere
Mr. Magoon asserts a policy blending big brother and big stick toward sister republics. He favors punishing officials over citizens, supports Knox’s action in Nicaragua, and praises depowering Castro and Zelaya. He argues the Monroe Doctrine enforces U S dominance and urges republican governance for regional stability and progress.
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Mr. Magoon
Knox
Castro
Venezuela
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Democrats Nominate Dyer for Mayor in South Portland
The Democrats of South Portland tonight nominated John A. S. Dyer as their candidate for mayor.
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Portland
Democrats of South
John A. S. Dyer
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