Personal Statement on Consumption Cure by Boston Physician
Mrs Josephine Ward of West Somerville Mass endorses a Boston physician who treated her fifteen year old son Frank R Evans for consumption. The boy gained from 107 to 138 pounds and returned to work at Allen Brothers 55 Cornhill Boston. She credits the physician with saving his life and invites inquiries about his name and address.
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Rutland
Boston
Allen Brothers
Cornhill
Frank R. Evans
Josephine Ward
Ellington Road
West
Somerville
Mass
Megantic Club Election in Portland Massachusetts
Megantic Club held its annual meeting at the Falmouth House in Portland. President and treasurer reports show past year receipts and expenditures over 16000 dollars, current value 22184.92 dollars, debt only 340 dollars. Officers elected include Clerk Dr George A W Way Portland and assistant clerk treasurer L Dana Chapman Boston. Directors include Louis O Crane George A Gibson Gilbert Hodges Stephen F Johnson Dr Walter G Kendall William A McCleod Dr George H Payne D C Pierce Perry C Wiggin all of Boston Frank Fallon J W Rockwell Medford Mass Dr F H Morse Melrose Mass.
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Portland
The
Megantic Club
Falmouth House
George AW. Way
L. Dana Chapman
Boston
Louis O. Crane
George A. Gibson
Gilbert Hodges
Stephen F. Johnson
Walter G. Kendall
William A. McCleod
George H. Payne
D. C. Pierce
Perry C. Wiggin
Frank Fallon
J. W. Rockwell
Medford
Mass
F. H. Morse
Melrose
Towandas Beat the Arlingtons in Candle Pin Match
In Mystic Valley League action at Arlington Boat Club Towandas of Woburn defeated the Arlington Boat Club two games to one. Brown led scoring with 27. Cahoon posted the best string at 101.
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Arlington
Arlington Boat Club
Towandas
Woburn
Brown
Cahoon
Produce stars with decisive Marketmen win at Carruths
Begs won all games in a Marketmen's match at Carruths by decisive margins. Roberts of the Produce rolled the two biggest strings and the greatest eet Benjamin of the same team also scored gh. The score:
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Produce Found
Carruth's
Roberts
Produce Five
Benjamin
999th Team Sweeps Old Belfry In Candle Pin Opener
The Mystic Valley candle pin series opened last night as the 999th team swept three straight games from Old Belfry. Ware scored 102 in the second string and Carter led with a 267 total, tying for the top score in the match.
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Belfry
Ware
Carter
T'dl Fox
Belf
Livingston
Emus
Henley
Peabody
Newtowne tops Medford in tight Mystic Valley Teague clash
In Medford on Feb 25 Newtowne defeated Medford two of three games in the Mystic Valley Teague candle pin series on Medford alleys. Close games featured Cox with 278 pins and a 102 string, the best single string of the night.
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Medford
Newtowne
Cox
Lewiston Triumphs Over Portland 4-1 In Strong Showing
Lewiston defeated Portland 4 to 1 in a rough but exciting game. Roberts and Burgess starred for Lewiston while Campbell and Cameron stood out for Portland, with Mallory named the Portland star. McGilvray had 2 rushes and 21 stops, Mallory 40 stops on defense. Attendance was about 400.
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Lewiston
Moc
Portland
Ee Roberts
Burgess
Campbell
Cameron
Mallory
MccGilvray
Lowell Defeats Salem In Uninspiring Polo Match
In Salem on February 25 Lowell beat Salem 8 to 3. The game highlighted Lowell’s cohesive teamwork and Salem’s poor showing. Notable statistics include Heffernan 31 and Fox 51, Lewis 10 rushes, Whipple 4, with Fox scoring a goal and Salem fouling. Referee Connolly, timer Porter, attendance around 800.
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Salem
Lowell
Heffernan
Fox
Lewis
Whipple
Connolly
Porter
Executive committee meets on Friday at B A A
The New England Row Association executive committee will convene this Friday evening at the B A A to decide whether to hold the national regatta on the Charles River this year replacing the earlier plan for tomorrow.
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New England Row Association
Charles River
Fire at Lynch dry goods store robs Roxbury of stock
Early today a Roxbury blaze at 2241 Washington Street caused about 20000 dollars in damage. The fire started in Owen A. Lynch’s dry goods store on the first floor and quickly spread to adjacent tenements and others on Washington and Warren Streets, but firefighters saved the rear houses. The blaze, which began at 1:56 am and was contained within half an hour, heavily damaged Lynch’s building while adjoining structures suffered only partial harm.
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Roxbury
Owen A. Lynch
Washington Street
Toomey
Lynch
Hall's Court
Ruggles Street
Page, Parker & Co
J. F. Houstis
Salvation Army
Haiti
Timothy Smith & Co
Washington
Warren Streets
St. Clair Furniture Co
Cliftondale
Mass
Sessignees
Tarmen Off Harvard's Nine Stars Barred From Spring Team
Harvard stars Murphy and Story defied orders by playing summer ball with Woonsocket, disobeying a university directive not to participate with teams of questionable standing. Professor Kollis denies Clarkson ineligible and confirms he will pitch for the Crimson this spring.
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Story
Murphy
Harvard
Crimson
Woonsocket, R. L
Woonsocket Gymnasium
Kollis
Clarkson
Crimson Nine
Wakefield Promoter Trial Begins in East Cambridge
The trial of William Wakefield, son of Judge Wakefield of South Framingham, charged with perjury, opened before Judge Bond in the Superior Criminal Court at East Cambridge. Witnesses included Gurney from Secretary Olin’s office and Judge Wakefield, who recounted involvement with the International Copper Syndicate Company and Wakefield’s arrest by General George J. Whitney. The case resumes today with further testimony on the promotion schemes and alleged false statements.
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William (. Wakefield
Wakefield
South Framingham
Middlesex Grand Jury
Bond
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Henry Hogan
Sanderson
London
Gurney
Secreatary of State
Olin
International Copper Syndicate Company
Young Wakefield
George J. Whitney
Olice
New York
Boxing Gossip and Match Fixes From the Club Card
A gossip note lists boxers and matches including Spike Sullivan at Sheepshead Bay and plans for bouts with Young Kehoe and Spika Foley. It cites McGovern Sullivan lasting 18 rounds, Jeffries slated against Young, and Gans Erne being targeted for a lightweight title. Sears Brigg is off due to a fractured nose.
McGovern to Meet Broad and Buffalo Card Draws Plans
Herman of the International A. A. of Fort Erie announced three key bouts for tonight. Frank Erie and Charley Suppples will clash March 17 at the club house across the river for the lightweight title. A Chicago fighter and a Baltimore rival meet in a two round bout two weeks later, with the winner to face Suppogans victor. A 2 1 2 round bout between Terry McGovern and Kid Broad is arranged for late April.
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Broad Buffalo
N. Y
Mannager Herman
The
International A
Fort Erie
Frank Erie
Charley Supples
Buffalo
Martin Duffy
Chicago
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Terry McGovern
Kid Broad
Ryan Defeats Murphy In One-Sided Kansas City Bout
Tommy Ryan defeated Australian Tim Murph in a one sided fight that ended in the ninth round. Murphy faded and was counted out to avoid more punishment. The scheduled 16 round bout finished early after Ryan dominated.
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Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
Tim Murph
Murphy
Maroczy Scores Another Victory In Chess Masters Standings
Monte Carlo February 2 round thirteen of the international chess masters tournament sees Maroczy defeat Mortimer while Napier beats Janowski and Marshall over Teichmann. Mieses, Albin, Popiel and others win or draw as several adjourned games are carried over. Current table lists wins and losses for Eisenberg Gunsberg Maroczy Marshall Mason Mieses Mortimer Napier Pillsbury Popies Reggio Scheve Schlechter Teichmann Tarrasch Tschtigorin and more.
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Monte Carlo
Napier
Janowski
Eisenberg
Schlechter
Marco
Mieses
Gunsberg
Wolf
Teichmann
Marshall
Mortimer
Maroczy
Regalo
Tschigorin
Albin
Mason
Popiel
Scheve
Pillsbury
Tarrasch
Reggio
Ischigorin
Miesses
Poples
Marco .i
Escescecisrecesacees
Matinee Whist Club Holds Luncheon At Algonquin
The Tuesday Matinee Whist Club met yesterday afternoon at the Algonquin Club for a luncheon followed by whist. Attendees included Mrs. Edwin Merrill Mrs Waldo Merrill Mrs Charles Rich Mrs Arthur Wood Mrs J Newport Hornblower Mrs Edwin Nelson Imball Jr Mrs Herbert Messinger Le land Mrs Elmer Lord and Miss Mary Folsom.
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Algonquin Club
Edwin Merrill
Waldo Merrill
Charles Rich
Arthur Wood
J. Newport Hornblower
Edwin Nelson Imball, Jr
Herbert Messinger Leland
Elmer Lord
Mary Folsom
Albemarle Golf Club Annual Meeting and Course Plans
The Albemarle Golf Club will hold its annual meeting in Dennison Hall Newtonville on Monday March 3 at 8 p m to elect officers and conduct business. Directors may seek higher entrance fees and dues. The course opens April 19 with holes listed to 2760 yards total. The tournament committee plans contests for Soming Beas with a pro in charge. The club year starts March 1.
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Albemarle
Phil Jason Released by Lawrence in Midseason Shakeup
Phil Jason released by Lawrence after being acquired from the Portland Polo Club earlier in the season. Hipson of the defumet Plymouth team has been signed to finish the season in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Phil Jason
Portland Polo Club
Hipson
Defumet Plymouth
Saco Board Closes Public Schools Over Smallpox Cases
The Saco Board of Health met this afternoon and ordered the public schools closed for two weeks due to six recorded cases of smallpox at the Knight residence on Main Street.
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Saco
Board of Health
Knight House
Main Street
Le Moyne Makes Another Record At Mechanics Show
Harry Le Moyne, 18, Brookline swimmer, sets another American mark at the Sportsmen's Show in Mechanics Building. In the 120-yard race he lowers Carroll Schaeffer’s Penn record by two seconds, with Holm and Rechtler close in a tight multi-heat finale. Also featured were young Norman Kenney, water pantomime, barrel rolling, and a large 100-yard handicap entry with Le Moyne favored.
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Harry le Moyne
Brookline
Mechanics’ Building
le Moyne
Carroll Schaeffer
University of Pennsylvania
Captain Collins
Massachusetts Fish and Game Commission
T. F. Baxter
Holm
Rechtler
Waldo Holm
Walter Fletcher
Roth
Moore
McCormick and Guild
Brookline Swimming Club
Malcolm Williams
McCormick
Herbert Holm
Harry LeMoyne
H. LeMoyne
We Avery
R. McCormick
H. D. Holm
B. C
T. J. TR. Greene
J. W. Quinlan
F. W. Rechtler
B. Batley
W. W. Holm
W. B. Boyes
Chester Hick
Malcolm Will
B. Parley
H. S
J. L. McCormick
Lionel McKenzie
L. G. Rich
Frank Hagerty
Roxbury
HM. Leb. Waters
Newburyport
M. L. Toppan
H. H. Godden
Tang Planging
George P. Moore
Albert McCormick
Waldy Holm
Fred Aechtler
Boston Club Treasurer Arrives to Prepare Season
Treasurer Joseph H Gavin of the Boston American League team arrived in the city to begin preparations for the season. He says management expects a winning nine and notes the schedule will be issued earlier this year. A meeting in Detroit at the Griswold House will set the league schedule. Gavin reports 18 players are under contract and an office will be opened at 8 Beacon Street. Captain Collings will be in Boston soon.
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Joseph H. Gavin
Boston American League Baseball Club
Boston
Gavin
Griswold House
Detroit
Selee Releases Doyle from Chicago Team
Chicago Feb 25 Jack Doyle captain of last year’s National League team was released today by Mensger Selee. Doyle came here from New York.
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Chicago
Jack'’ Doyle
Mensger Selee
Doyle
New York
Harding-Mac Sparrow Everett Wedding Quiet Evening
A quiet wedding was held at the bride's home on Chestnut Place with Miss Letitia E K MacSparrow and Richard Barene as the couple. The Rev Dr McSwett of Everett Congregational Church officiated. only immediate family attended due to a death in the family. Harding, well known in amateur bowling, serves as secretary of the Mystic Valley League.
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Everett
Letitia EK
MaccSparrow
Richard
Arene
Chestnut Place
McSwett
Everett Congregationals Church
Harding
Mystic Valley League
Money and Morfey Duel at Long Island Bird Shoot
At Interstate Park Long Island Captain A W Money and Thomas T Morfey shot a match of five birds from the 89 yard rise risking 850 a side. Money won by a clean score of kills though Morey shot the miss and out of 100 a corner. In total kills each man scored 22 of 23. H M Martin of Brooklyn defeated Captain Money in a target match by 89 to 87.
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New York
Interstate Park
Long Island
A. W. Money
Thomas T. Morfey
Money
Morey
H. M. Martin
Brooklyn
Captain Money
Rebels Join Boer War Transfer from Cape Colony
A Daily Mall dispatch from Johannesburg reports tables showing about 11,000 rebels joined the Boers from Cape Colony during the war, detailing a significant transfer of allegiance and manpower within the conflict.
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London
the Daily Mall
Johannesburg
Cape Colony
Corbett and McGovern Set Bout in Cincinnati
William H. Rothwell as Young Corbett and Terry McGovern are matched for a ten round bout in Cincinnati before the club offering best inducements. Weigh limit 127 pounds at 4 PM on fight day with $1000 forfeit to guarantee good faith. Purse split 7 to 2 percent with $2600 in forfeit guarantees. Referee to be mutually agreed.
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Cincinnati
Young Corbett
William H. Rothwell
Terry McGovern
John F. Corbett
Sam H. Harris
McGovern
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer
C. H. Lambertson
William Rothwell
Harvard Beat Brown In Cambridge Surprise Victory
Harvard defeated Brown in Cambridge last night by a score of 39 to 9. The victory reversed a prior Brown win, which had come with ease in the first game.
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Harvard
Brown
Cambridge
Providence
Empire City track corporation name revealed
It became known tonight that the corporation controlling the Empire City track will be the Empire City Matinee Driving Use. Edgar Bronk is the temporary chairman. Investors include Frederick Gerkin Nathan Strauss James Butler and other drivers.
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New York
Empire City
Edgar Bronk
Frederick Gerkin
Nathan Strauss
James Butler
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