Newtowne Beats Melrose to End Melrose A C. Defeat Spell
Newtowne toppled Melrose A. C. in a top week clash, breaking Melrose’s near thirty game unbeaten run in the Massachusetts Interclub bowling tournament. Hales rolled 597 for Newtowne, with Saunders and Flynn leading averages. standings show Melrose still atop the league with two games to spare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Newtowne
Jeffries
Battery
Reading
Newtowne-Melrose
Hales
Saunders
Philedian
Flynn
Melrose
Glendon City
Oxford Club
Kernwood
Glencon
Philedians
Philedian Club
Central
Oxford
Glendon
Cprting Fccebreak
A. A
Na Aipiacks Oo
Cnceee
Newtowwne
Avere
Entral
Rcmd Sk
Oimnwood
A. C
Pieewene
de Vasevocegesed
A. Cece Scceseenes
Melrose A. C
Mikiss
Ceeeee
Incae
Phil
Ee Pennington
Olive
Farrar
Spencer
Howard
A.A
Chandler
Kern
Nichols
Pierce
Harlow
Insurance League standings show North American lead narrowed
The Insurance League after another week shows North American still atop the table with a one game lead. J C Paige and United States Casualty tie for second while John C Paige pace the league with the fastest games. Barker leads bowlers with averages over 135 and fourteen players have 135 or higher, four above 150 and five at least 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Paige
United States Casualty
John C. Paige
Barker
Boston Amateur League bowling report shows B A A leads
Overviews two weeks of league play with B A A atop team standings and total pin fall. Charlestown Newton Old Dorchester Arlington B C Newton Club Old Belfry trail. Meyers slips from first as Hub Sudbury and Carruth contest second place. Williams leads individual averages in the 170s. list details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charlestown
Newtowne
Old Dorchester
Arlington B. C
Newton Club
Old Belfry
James
Carruth
Boylston
Meyers
Hub
Sudbury
Sherman
Murray & Irwins
McCarthys
Hmst
Williams
Lst
Averacer
B. A. Movs Ivaceresesasares
Cceeveeeeess
Newton Eter
Erree
Carter
Smith
Hill
Bresauch
Old Cor
Ingraham
Small
Bantin
Newton
Hales
Marston
Ood
Eabony
Old Bel
Gray
Grover
Old Dor
Olive
Lestate
Kenney
Parent N
Gutheim Fuller
Pray
Rankin
B. C
Durgin
Downes
Crutf
Ola
Dor
Linder
Whittemore
A.B.C
Suburban Inter Club League clears alleged amateurs
The league ruled Anshelm of Jamaica Club and Parker of Old Dorchester Club eligible to bowl after a rules inquiry. The board upheld the rules committee, quieting tensions as four divisions resumed with little change to standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Association
Messrs
Anshelm
Jamaica Club
Parker
Dorchester
Board of Managers
Mercantile Sily Association
Old Dorchester
Highland
Jamaica
Dudley
Roxbury
Atain
Circuit League standings and top bowler lead page
Allston leads the circuit with the most wins and the highest pin fall and average. Boston Athletic second team trails by two games. Arlington Boat Club and Newton Boat follow. Riverdale Casino and Mangus A A tie for fifth. Newton Highland at the bottom. Aubin of Allston tops the 28 bowlers with an average of 16 in a 150 average field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston
Boston Athletic
Arlington Boat Club
Newton Boat
Riverdale Casino
Mangus A. A
Newton Highland
Arlington B. C
Aubin
Shawmut Leads Roxbury Bowling Standings as Norfolk Trails
Shawmut tops the Roxbury league with Norfolk one game back in second. Germany sits third. Norfolk has the highest pinfall. Shawmut follows. Moffitt leads individual averages at 158, followed by Inman at 152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut
Norfolk
Germany
Norfolks
Moffitt
Inman
Prngwiuc
Vecacesseus
Ye Baier
Shawmnut
Gill
Germania
Donhoffer
Clark
W. Ferris
Creighton
Meek
Williams
Gramer
Germ
Emerson Piano Leads Roxbury Bowling League After Three Weeks
After three weeks Roxbury Mercantile Bowling League standings show Emerson Piano on top with three straight wins and no losses while W Bowman Cuttler sits second with one defeat. J F Smith has withdrawn and Pushee Brush Co fills the vacancy. five bowlers average 135 or more, led by J Smith of Cuttler at 151.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Mercantile
Emerson Piano
W. Bowman Cuttler
J. F. Smith
Pushee Brush Company
Smith
Cuttler
Emerson Piano Co
Bowman Cutler
Ferdinand
J PF
Seeee Sewer
Pushee Brush Co
New England Piano Co
Cuttlers
Eereee Beeveseeee
Cevesee
Emerson
Aeeseeer
Wells
Kramer
Grammer
TROPHIES RECOVERED FROM THIEF IN NEW YORK
Aleck Jordan former amateur champion athlete lives at 168 East Sixty second Street lost prizes in a burglary Thursday night. Detectives saw Joseph Kiernan 24 of Alexander Avenue Bowery with three silver cups and a platter once won by Jordan in a broad jump at Cedarhurst. Kiernan was taken to Jefferson Market Court for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aleck
Jordan
East Sixty Second Street
Reap
Holland
Joseph Kiernan
Alexander Avenue
Bowery
Cedarhurst
Jefferson Market Court
French racing season ends with Menier leading winnings
Paris reports the close of the racing season with M. Menier, famed for chocolate, top of the winners list at 36000 pounds. The Vicomte de Harsourt is second with 17000 pounds and Baron Shickler third with 15200 pounds. Mile Marsy the actress heads steeplechase owners at 14000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Menier
Chocolate Fame
Vicomte de Harsourt
Baron Shickler
Mile
Marsy
Futurity of 1898 at Coney Island closes Jan 4
The Coney Island Jockey Club announces the Futurity for the autumn meeting of 1898 will close on January 4. It carries 8750 dollars added money with 3750 dollars allocated to breeders. A large entry list is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island Jockey Club
World of Sport notes and upcoming meetings
A Boston Checker Club meeting is set for tomorrow evening at the club rooms. The 13th annual Cricket Club secretaries meeting will be held Saturday at 2 o'clock at the United States Hotel. Joe Russell seeks Ed Wise or Yan of Dorchester for a game this afternoon. Sparks, his representative, will be at the Post on Wednesday at 3 to arrange a match. An English Amateur Athletic Association rebuff ends talks of alliance with America. About fifteen trophies won in England Canada and the U S were stolen from Alexander A Jordan in New York. Captain Hobart B Whiting of Pawtucket Polo Club to manage next season for Pawtucket Ball Club. Brockton Jlper Donovan was credited with the act. Chelsea Steve Mahoney played with Atigu Me the first of last season. Veasta, Today and tomorrow at Combination Par Medford. Hicks midwinter sale booked. Pan R sale without records held in New Nabi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Checker Club
Cricket Club
United States
John
Monkey
Joe Russell
Lke
Ed Wise
Yan
Dorchester
Mr. Sparks
Amateur Athletic Association of England
England
Canada
Alexander A. Jordan
America
New York City
Hobart B. Whiting
Pawtucket Polo Club
Pawtucket Ball Club
Brockton-J
Veasta
O Rourke Posts 5000 for Walcott Kid McCoy Bout
Tom O Rourke after returning from Chicago posted a 5000 dollar certified check with the Police Gazette to secure a Walcott versus Kid McCoy boxing match. He stated McCoy can meet the stake and that he will facilitate an agreement promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tom O’rourke
Chicago
Police Gazette
Joe Walcott
Kid McCoy
O’rourke
McCoy
Mammoth Boston Minstrel Night Set For March 12
Preparations for a large midwinter meet of the Massachusetts Division of the L A W are underway with Arthur K. Peck directing. The Boston Theatre will host the event on March 12 with members and vaudevillists on stage and cycling clubs providing the chorus. Rehearsals start soon and J Albert Snow will be musical director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Arthur K. Peck
Elliott
Boston
Boston Theatre
Vaudevillists
Bostonian C. C
J. Albert Snow
Mutual Agreement Referee Set Before Fight Details
The contract states referee must be mutually agreed one week in advance. Shar key fills in remaining terms such as round count side bet and winner’s share if a purse fight. Sharkey may name stakes including at least 5000 dollars per side for a finish. Maher has 1000 dollars deposited with John Pringle for transfer to designated stakeholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkey
Maher
John Pringle
Pugilist Talks Of Fights And Dates In Boxing Row
The article reports Tom O Rourke and Jim Corbett disputing claims of an agreement not to fight for a year from March 17, with Brady and Julian seeking control of matches. O Rourke bets on future bouts involving Corbett Fitzsimmons Walcott McCoy and Choynski, while Dr Ordway notes a $5000 stake and cautions public skepticism of such challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Jim Corbett
Tom O'Rourke
New York
O'Rourke
Carson
Brady
Julian
Stuart
McCoy
Walcott
al Smith
Wiley Evans
Evans
Steffers
Kennedy
Dick O’brien
O’brien
West
Lavigne
San Francisco
George Green
Young Corbett
Billy Smith
Joe
Choynski
Maher
Sharkey
Steve O'Donnell
Dr. Ordway
National Sporting Club of London
Goddard Beats Van Buskirk in Eighth Round Decision
In Marysville California on January 2 the referee awarded the decision to Theodore Van Buskirk after an eighth round contest with Joe Goddard. The bout was tame to the fifth. Goddard was knocked down in the sixth. Goddard offered to KO Van Buskirk in twelve rounds, and a rematch agreement may be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Cal
Joe Goddard
Theodore van Buskirk
Goddard
van Buskirk
Boston Boxer Dick OBrien Returns From Abroad
Dick OBrien of Boston, the middleweight prize fighter, arrives in New York with Professor James Kelly after a six months trip abroad. Sporting men greet him to celebrate his victory over the Harlem Coffee Cooler, whom he knocked out in the second round at the Olympic Club in Birmingham, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dick O’brien
Boston
James Kelly
St. Louis
O’brien
Harlem
Olympic Club
Birmingham
England
Pawtucket Leads National Roller Polo Standings
Pawtucket holds a commanding first place in the National Roller Polo League with a sizable margin over Salem. Fall River sits two points back from Salem, while Providence trails Cotter's Indians by about a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Salem
Fall River
Providence
Cotter
Handy Rides First Century of Year in Boston Quest
Captain William B. Handy of the Boston Wheelmen completed his first 100 mile ride of the year amid icy roads and a long, nine hour journey. He rode from Boston to Wrentham and back then to Lynn before returning home, gathering signatures to prove the timing along his route. He plans to ride again only in warmer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Handy
Boston Wheelmen
Handy
Henry E. Ducker
Lynn
Boston
National League Baseball Schedule Fragment
Daily league list shows series in New Bedford Salem Pawtucket Providence Fall River Portland Gardiner Lewiston Rockland Bath and Bath with matchups across Monday to Saturday. Several venue pairings repeated with home and away notes for the regional slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
New Bedford
Salem
Pawtucket
Providence
Fall River
Tall River
Maine League
Portland
Gardiner
Lewiston
Rockland
Bath
Portand
Rocckland
Rock
Lewston
Gardiner lands Billy Dawson as others seek him
In a busy hockey note filled with trades and injuries, Gardiner secures Billy Dawson while Nockland misses. Elot Gay returns for the Press Cycle Club in the White game at the Casino tomorrow. Hipson stiffens Salem’s attack with nine of eleven rushes at Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nockland
Billy Dawson
Gardiner
Press Cycle Club
Elot Gay
Hipson
Salem
Pawtucket
Neil Smith
Providence
Hobe Whiting
Wallingford
Fall River
Sendreau
Rockland
Rush
Walton
Lewiston
Crescent Beach
Revere
East Weymouth
Dawsons
Coyle
Wall River
E. Gay and
Murphy
South
Kiondike
Michael Nears World Middle Distance Crown in Rivalry
Michael closes on the world middle distance title after defeating Edouard Taylore. Only Tom Linton and J. W. Stocks of England stand as rivals, with both planning to race in America next season. Stocks holds the hour record, while Michael has an American mark. Linton, looming as a challenge, aims to build American fame by facing Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edouard Taylore
Jimmy Michael
Tom Linton
J. W. Stocks
England
Michael
America
Stocks
Linton
Opening games set for New Wegland Ice Polo League
Somerville leads with Mark Lyman as chief rusher while Newtowne relies on Felton A A past players and Cushman captains Melrose. Dorchester, Roxbury, and Newton show strong lineups with ex Yale and Harvard ties. The schedule features Dorchester versus Stoneham and Wakefield versus Roxbury at Spy Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Mark Lyman
Newtowne
Felton A. A
Cushman
Melrose
Jim O'Connell
Dorchester
Walworth
Newton
Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Leigh George
Dartmouth
Roxbury
Stoneham
Wakefield
Spy Pond
Herbert
George Cobb
Run
Paul
Matter
Ken
Kitz
Dike Glark
Bicycle Gossip and City Cycling News
The Tiger Roadsters of Dorchester host the last subscription party at Winthrop Hall Upham s Corner. Frank P Sibley rejoined cycling scribes as Mrs F M Gibbetts had last year s first century rider honor. Yonkers Darrytown race results note Joseph Thompson and Walter White leading. An L A W committee meeting will decide Indianapolis US meet hosting and possible three lap cement track. Warwick Cycle plans reorganization with 75000 capital reduction and new stock, Springfield investors subscribing. Joseph Banning of Providence holds debt notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger Roadsters
Dorchester
Winthrop Hall
Upham’s Corner
Handy
F. M. Gibbetts
Cambridge
Frank P. Sibley
New York
Yonkers
Darrytown
Joseph Thompson
Greenwich
Walter White
New York County
Tarrytown
Indianapolis
Warwick Cycle Manfacturing Company
Springfield
Springfeld
Joseph Bannigan
Providence
Back Broken In Game in Marysville Cal
In Marysville California on January 2 Claude Mennell of Wheatland suffered a severe spinal injury in a football game and is paralyzed with no possibility of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Cal
Claude Mennell
Wheatland
Aldridge Sets Indoor 25 Mile Record in Milwaukee
Edward Aldridge established a new indoor unpaced twenty five mile record in 1 01 32 at Milwaukee. The effort also lowers the outdoor unpaced record for the same distance that stood at 1 02 37 2 5 set by E F Lenn in Louisville on November 18 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward Aldridge
E. F Lenn
Louisville
Cambridge Tammany Club elects officers and directors
The Cambridge Tammany Club of Cambridgeport elected officers yesterday. President Charles Chapman. vice president Joseph J. Reed. treasurer James A. Montgomery. recording secretary Thomas F. Callahan. financial secretary John M. Walsh. corresponding secretary William H. Lavan. Directors include John Mulcahy Jeremiah J. Sullivan Patrick W. Kane John T. Colley Timothy J. Curram and William H. Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Tammany Club of
Cambridgeport
Charles Chapman
Joseph J. Reed
James A. Montgomery
Thomas F. Callahan
John M. Walsh
William H. Lavan
John &. Mulcahy
Jeremiah J. Sullivan
Patrick W. Kane
John T. Colley
Timothy J. Curram
William H. Quinn
Michael to take a long rest after cycling triumph
Davy Shafer, manager of Davy Shafer describes Midget Michael as resting after beating Jimmy. He plans a six week European visit with his parents then a quiet return around April. He will seek only top world rivals in future match races and may stage a two American rider contest with rotating challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Davy@ Shafer
Michael
Jimmy
Europe
Ships in distress near Lisbon with crews saved
The British steamer Khio from Cardiff to Galveston reached Lisbon with disabled machinery. The American bark Serene from Philadelphia to Oporto wrecked at Leixoes with no lives lost as cargo washes ashore. The Norwegian bark Undine from Tyne to Table Bay was abandoned at sea. part of its crew reached Nazareth Portugal. Eight were drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Khio
Cardiff
Galveston
Lisbon
Serene
Dalling
Philadelphia
Oporto
Leixoes
Undine
Hansen
Tyne
Table Bay
Nazareth
Portugal
Gas Fatality in Fall River Engineer Succumbs
Timothy Shay, an engineer for the Fall River Gas Works Company, was overcome by gas in a cellar while opening valves. He died later despite efforts by physicians. Shay leaves a large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Timothy Shay
Fall River Gas Works Company
Shay
Installations at Roxbury A O H Division 17 Meeting
Division 17 A O H of Roxbury held a meeting at Hi bernian Hall Hampden street with about 200 attendees. William J Cronin and Charles McCarthy led the exercises and officers were installed including Hassan Brannelly Lyons Smith Garry Galla gher Daly Bowden Welsh Rowan. The gathering included music by local artists and a plan to invite the Boston Post to the Union Park Hall ball on Jan 27 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Hibernian Hall
Hampden Street
William J. Cronin
Charles McCarthy
William J. Hassan
Thomas J. Brannelly
Joseph A. Lyons
Martin J. Smith
James Garry
Joseph J. Gallagher
St. Patrick’s Church
Bernard T. Daly
James Bowden
Inside Sentinel
Peter Welsh
Outside Sentinel
Patrick Rowan, Jr
John P. Lanigan
Waltham
Jeremiah Connolly
Division 17
Boston Post
Union Park Hall
Gaelic School Weekly Session Highlights Conversational Irish
The Gaelic School met in Erigena Hall with P. J. O Daly John M Doran and Michael A Hurley in charge. Students began conversational Irish lessons by copying dialogues from the blackboard and studying them during the week. Mr John McTiernan from Dublin spoke to the audience and the program featured songs readings and recitations in Gaelic and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erigena Hall
Eliot Street
P. J. O’daly
John M. Doran
Michael A. Hurley
John McTiernan
Dublin
Ireland
Society For the Preservation of the
Gaelic League
McTiernan
George Finneran
John T. Sullivan
Geoffrey Keating
Fitzgerald
Cambridge
F. J. O’boyle
Revere
Officers Installed in Division 39 A O H at Beddel Hall
At a regular meeting in Beddel Hall President J Reynolds chaired the installation of Division 39 A O H officers. New officers include Michael J Cavanagh as President P W Hare as vice president James F B Ranahan as financial secretary George A Berdin as recording secretary and Peter McNeeley as treasurer. Members followed with speeches and an entertainment. A rising vote of thanks and three cheers honored the Boston Post for kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beddel Hall
J. Reynolds
Division 39
Michael J. Cavanagh
P. W. Hare
James FB. Ranahan
George A. Berdin
Peter McNeeley
Boston Post
Installation of Division Officers Across Roxbury and Boston
County President William J. Cronin installed officers for Division 16 Roxbury in Friendship Hall Columbus Avenue led by James Ward as president and J J McKerman as vice president. Brooks Hall Roxbury hosted another installation where Colonel Charles McCarthy installed Division 48 officers including Captain William Henderson. Division 22 Roxbury followed with officers installed by Colonel McColley in Tremont Hall. Divisions 22 and 41 Roxbury listed new presidents secretaries and treasurers with diverse rosters. Division 14 Brighton named a directory and Division 42 added new members while multiple divisions reported sick committees and a $55 donation to support the late Brother Peter McCaffrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Cronin
Roxbury
Friendship Hall
Columbus Avenue
James Ward
J. J. McKerman
H. J. Kildea
James Gallagher
Thomas J. Finneran
Duffy
Serjeant
Matthias McDonnell
Sentinel
Brooks's Hall
Tremont Street
Charles McCarthy
William S’. Henderson
D. J. Delaney
M. D. O'Connor
Umothy Scott
Thomas Blaney
Henderson
John LB. O’higgins
Charles McColley
Tremont Hall
John ‘T. White
J. J. Vevereaux
Jon J. Doran
James I. Kenny
Thomas W. Norton
J. H. MclInerney
Michael Ahern
Thomas McHleney
James Connolly
Michael O'Donovan
Ecantsain
Hibernian Knights
Messrs
D. J. Harrington
Patrick J. Corbett
James Gillespie
Thomas PF. Moore
John Edwards
Brighton
Messrs. P. I. Eagan
Thomas Neville
Joseph Muodoon
James Flynn
Peter G. McLaughlin
Daniel Malony
James O'Brien
Mao
Tony
Tales of Vision
Hayes
Ponson and Lynch
O'Casey
Malden
Charlies McCarthy
John O'Neill
Jyan Rooney
Patrick Kerrigan
John R. Harmop
Dominick Conlon
Arna
Peter McCaffrey
Woman Keeps Dr Bull's Cough Syrup On Hand
A careful housekeeper always has Dr Bull's Cough Syrup in the home. The article highlights dependable remedies and household readiness for common illnesses.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mercantile Library Association
Codman
Candle Pin League
St. James
St. James Alleys
Jameson
Kirby
Andoylston
Jefferson
City Hall
Nobies
Brookline
Nobles
Jack Sheafe
Barry
Powers
Congo
Acta Caccer Bike Skeselo
Ovibomh
Cesta
Cvenvskesne
McCarty Cess
Plosdore Ices iGe
Roxduly
Pins
Weeesas
Prmchon
Tcsp UY
Murray & Irwin
Kawe Beck
Ppvenian
Mgyers
Columblia
Averon
Allston Eeeevese
Coffin
Travis
Mercantile II
Old
Ceee
Highland Sete
Faumatea
Mercantile L. A
Jamaica Ee
Highland Peco
Highland Cogmen
Seeeree A
Codman Ese Baneab
Eeeeseseeeresse
Noxbury
Highland Ey
Mercantile L. Seer Eeere
Tresarick
Hutchinson, Codman
J.C. Paige
Bacon
Dandley Association
Ruree
Roger
Boston Marine
Pooley
Armstrong
Old Dorehe
Ste
Jurker
Wheeler
Surke
Eerie Sneha Tiliarchesinsatanska
Sesee Freetan
C. H Sheare
Roy
Noble Noble
Scott
Boy
Munroe
C H
Flanders
Bean
Harrison
Cummings
Jam
Sean Sud
Hack
Sud
McMackin
Paige
Curtis, Noble
Devine
Rivers
Noble
Russell
Norton
Ee Ciiwid
Daly
Pyth
Libby
Rex
Ross
Paivdy
Richardson
Brook
Joy
Ryan
McPhillips
McGrath
Insurance League
Boston League
City League
Pins Meyers
Ates
Bresnahan
Hoy
Crockett
Peverley
McCasab O'Bryan
Millay
Eck
Callaghan
Dalton
Mardon
Hall
Mow Cousins
Brown
Norton Sher
Andrews
Sher
Watts
Jackson
Cochrane
Car
E Klacken
E. Klacken
Gumbright
Starkweather
Sateen
Lawson
Garbut, Mcc
Aeee Rossi, M. & I
Brackett, Syd
Kinsman
Suburban Interclub League
Circuit League
Mercantile League
Total Am. Waltham Watch Co
Brown, Durre'l & Co
Dennison Mfg
A Ce Eeewee
Clapp
Tiltonee
Boston Dry Goods Co
John FP. Squire & Co
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
N. B News Co
Witch Bros Bee
J. P Lovell Arms Co
American Waltham Watch Co
Cox, Brown, Durrell & Ceee
Ware
Wortmore Dennison
Ogiss
American Waltham
Brown, Brown, Durrell & Co
Driscoll Dennison Manufacturing
Stout
Brown, Durrell
Higgins, Dennison Manufacturing Co
Matthews Eeersees
App & Tilton
Brady Boston Dry Goods Co
Metcalf, Dennison Manufacturing Co
Roxbury League
Roxbury Mercantile League
World OF Sport
Kid M
Coy
Walker & Sons
Particuars
PLA
M'Coy
Lavizne
DICK @BRICH
Lo Ct
Ct Lewiston
Eee Eeeeeese
Ath Setae Eee
Eee
Ress Eses
Enere Seers Eseses
Rockland Eeeeeeeenereeseen
ICE Polo
Pittsburg
Penn
John J. Quinn
Peter Maher
Thomas Sharkey
Carson City
Marquis of Queensberry
Glen Island
Jas. J. Kennedy
Call Or Writa
NEW England School OF Boxing
the Pelham
Boylston Et. Harvard Col
Hibernian Echoes
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