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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1906

Page

9

Volkmann School Wins Dual Meet in Narrow Margin

Volkmann School takes all three places in the half mile to clinch the dual meet against Stone's in Mechanics Building by 271-8 to 82-3. Thurber of Stone's shines with multiple wins while Woodruff and Jacques deliver key victories for Volkmann in sprints and distance events. Rowbotham stars in pole vault and high jump as younger athletes show promise.

Volkmann School Stone’s Mechanics’ Building Stone School Newbury Street Watson Holmes Hornblower Fernald Thurber Stone's Rowbotham Jaques Woodruff Nelson Rogers Kenefick Draper Follett Mills

Quill Wins Narrow Decision Over Hessel in Rhode Island Bout

Tommy Quill of Brockton won the division over Max Hessel of Boston at the Rhode Island A. C. Thornton main bout. Hessel broke his left hand in round one but continued to score in rounds two and three, yet Referee Abbott awarded the decision to Quill as Hessel refused to continue under the handicap.

Providence R. I Tommy Quill Brockton Max Hessel Boston Rhode Island A. C Thornton Hessel Quill Abbott

Phillies Headed for Montgomery Spring Training

Philadelphia Americans depart for spring training in Montgomery Alabama under Captain Harry Davis. The team left Philadelphia on February 27 and will train at the Alabama base for the upcoming season.

Philadelphia Philadelphia American League Baseball Club Montgomery Ala Harry Davis

Edels Walcott Bout Banned by Portsmouth Officials

The Portsmouth Board of Police Commissioners voted unanimously to ban the 15 round bout between Harry Edels of Chelsea and Belfield Walcott of Boston, planned by the Eureka Athletic Club for Friday night. The city granted a permit earlier, but officials moved to stop the event amid enforcement questions and club preparations continue amid uncertainty.

Portsmouth N. H Board of Police Commissioners Eureka Athletic Club Harry Edels Chelsea Belfield Walcott Boston

Daniels to go abroad after Athens Olympics

C M Daniels, noted for his remarkable swimming in the Amateur Athletic Union championships at the New York Athletic Club, plans to swim in England following the Olympic Games in Athens next summer.

C. M. Daniels Amateur Athletic Union New York Athletic Club England Athens

New City Hall Regime to Take Office Tomorrow

Tomorrow morning the heads of departments named by Mayor Fitzgerald two weeks ago and confirmed by the Aldermen will take office at City Hall. Dennis J. Hern is installed as superintendent of lamps, Jim Donovan moves from streets, Doyle visits as future streets superintendent, William H. Hayes surveys water department offices, John J. Leahy becomes superintendent of sewers, all preparing for a busy day with new brooms ordered and anxious footfalls in the corridors.

Fitzgerald City Hall Dennis J. Hern Jim’ Donovan Doyle Board of Aldermen Jim’’ Donovan William H. Hayes Water Department Casey John J. Leahy Leahy

Boston House Votes Salary For Mrs. Conley

The Boston legislature authorized paying to Mrs. George H. Conley, widow of the late city schools chief, the remaining last year’s salary. The bill passed at third reading 100 to 85 despite opposition led by Walker Brookline Ward Buckland Cushing and Mc Knight. Webster Thayer Quinn Mellen supported the measure.

Boston George H. Conley Conley Walker Brookline Ward Buckland Cushing

O'Brien Family of Medford Celebrates Twelve Healthy Children

Mr and Mrs Thomas O Brien of Tufts street Medford greet a dozen children five girls and seven boys aged 22 to 3 all healthy The family includes Mary 22 Lizzie 20 Heather 19 Daniel 17 Roland 14 George 12 Louise 10 Vincent 9 Arthur 7 Harry 5 Arline 4 and Francis 3 President Roosevelt sent a congratulatory letter Mrs O Brien is active in Catholic affairs and eldest daughter Mary sings publicly.

Medford Thomas O'Brien Tufts Street O'Brien Riverside Avenue Mary Lizzie Hsther Daniel Roland George Louise Vincent Arthur Harry Arline Francis Roosevelt O’briens O’brien Conant Daniel O'Brien Esther Mrs Thomas O’brien

Brookline School Fight Moves to New Phase Over Private School Issue

The Citizens' Association compels a response from the Brookline Parents' Association amid claims that association officers have children in private schools. The Parents' Association counters that most officials send children to public schools and defends its aim of adequate representation on the School Board without mandating full public school enrollment.

Brookline Parents’ Association Citizens’ Committee Edward C. Mills Thomas van Ness Cabot Lawrence Helen B. Flanders

Gilman P. Littlefield Nominated for Mayor in Biddeford

Gilman P. Littlefield was nominated for Mayor at a meeting of the Citizens' Municipal Association this evening in Biddeford Maine.

Biddeford Gilman P. Littlefield Citizens’ Municipal Association

Rheumatic pains and a cure with pink pills

A Sandy Hill New York woman recounts a lifelong struggle with inflammatory rheumatism. After years of suffering and partial relief from doctors, she credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with cleansing her blood and curing her in about three months. She urges readers to obtain the genuine pills from druggists or the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady, New York.

Frederick Brown Sumpter Street Sandy Hill N. Y Dr. Williams Mrs. Brown Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady

Scandal Deepens in Burlington House of Correction Case

Attorney General Fitts issued a warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Lottie Dion Monahan on charges of criminal relations with a prisoner at the House of Correction. The warrant follows testimony given before the investigating committee probing affairs at the Burlington facility.

Burlington, Vt Fitts Lottie Dion Monahan House of Correction Monahan

Obesity Food Promises Quick Weight Normalization

An advertisement touts a home food that supposedly enables perfect assimilation during meals, requires no starvation, and claims to convert excess fat into muscle and tissue. It promises rapid weight reduction, relief of a large stomach, and improved heart and lung function, urging readers to mail a coupon today.

Girlsterous Extravaganza at Odd Fellows Hall Somerville

A two act show titled A Girlsterous Extravaganza was staged by the Ladies' Catholic Club with Catholic Club aid in Somerville. It portrays a country schoolroom led by a city teacher and her struggles with discipline. Frances Crane, Robert Doherty, and Edward O'Brien received audience praise for their roles.

Odd Fellows Somerville Ladies’ Catholic Club Catholic Club Frances Crane Robert Doherty Innes Edward O’brien

Tenney Off 10 Coach Tufis Tenney Off 10 Coach Tufis

Fred Tenney is upbeat as he prepares to coach Tufts baseball. Catcher O Neil signs, and Strobel Pfeffer also join, with Harris hired to coach pitchers. Tenney has three weeks before travel to the South. Cy Young writes from Paoli to McBreen promising Hot Springs trip and no hit games.

Fred Tenney Tufts Soden O’neil Tenney Strobel Pfeffer Chicago Joe Harris Harris South Hugh McBreen Cy Young Paoli, O Young McBreen Boston Hot Springs Cyrus

Neil and Tenney Clash in San Francisco Tonight

Frankie Neil and Harry Tenney square off in a San Francisco bout amid a rescheduled date caused by an unexplained error. The fight is positioned as a key night for the contenders in the local boxing scene.

Frankie Neil Harry Tenney Little Fellows San Francisco

John Hancock Mutual Life shows solid 1905 gains

The board of policyholders reports John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co of Boston ended 1905 with assets of 36,974,906 and liabilities of 33,018,271 leaving a surplus of 3,956,686. The company posted rising assets, surplus, income and outstanding insurance and paid policyholders 4,333,262 in death claims and matured endowments. Public confidence remains its greatest asset.

John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company Boston John Hancock

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