Yale Pitcher Eddie Van Vieck Suspended by Waterbury
New Haven January 2 bulletin from the National Association of Baseball Clubs states Eddie Van Vieck once of Yale is suspended by the Waterbury nine of the Connecticut league. He pitched for Waterbury last summer as Burns and refused to sign a regular contract. The suspension asserts Waterbury gains rights to his services nationwide, blocking other clubs. Van Vieck, a leading golfer from Montclair New Jersey, would be bound by organized baseball rules.
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New Haven
National Association of Baseball Clubs
Eddie van Vieck
Yale
Waterbury
van Vieck
Burns
Durant
National Baseball Agree
van Vleck
Montclair
N. J
Writ Served on Champion in Terre Haute
Jack Johnson refused to fulfill his contract to appear at a Terre Haute theatre. The manager attached his trunks as he boarded for Columbus, Ohio. Johnson claimed the theatre was too cold and threatened violence before Captain Armstrong’s men could escort him to jail. He later planned to stay in Terre Haute to contest the case.
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Terre Hauteh
Jack Johnson
Terre Haute
Columbus
Ohio
Johnson
Armstrong
Week of School Ice Hockey Games Listed Across several venues
This schedule lists multiple school ice hockey matchups for the coming week. Games include English High versus Malden High in Malden and Arlington High versus Crescent A C in Arlington, with many more slated across Medford Somerville Melrose Wellesley and beyond.
Kaiser Consents to Cousin s Betrothal
Berlin Jan. 2 The Emperor has consented to the betrothal of his cousin Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Prussia son of the late Prince Albrecht regent of Brunswick to Princess Agathe Von Ratiber und Corvey Princess zu Hohenlohe Schillingsfuerst.
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Berlin
Friedrich Wilhelm
Prussia
Albrecht
Brunswick
Agathe von Ratiber Und Corvey
Fifty on Nap List
Manager McGuire of the Clevelands has more than 50 men under his wing at present, but when the season opens the Naps will probably include the following ball tossers: Pitchers Joss Young Falkenberg Berger Gregg Mitchell Doane Linke and Harkness catchers Bemis Clarke Easterly and Higgins in fielders Stovall Lajoie Turner Bradley Ball Nichols and Newton outfielders Winchman Birmingham Lord Flick Sullivan Speas and Krueger.
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McGuire
Clevelands
Naps
Joss
Young
Falkenberg
Berger
Gregg
Mitchell
Doane
Linke
Harkness
Bemis
Clarke
Easterly
Higgins
Stovall
Lajoie
Turner
Bradley
Ball
Nichols
Newton
Winchman
Birmingham
Lord
Flick
Sullivan
Speas
Krueger
Local bowling records noted in Boston leagues
James of the B A A holds the best spare record in the Boston Amateur league. Poehler of Somerset won the high average prize in the City league first series with 1003 39. The Dudley Club nears all high records in the Gilt Edge big pin league. Marston of Dudley leads three string total with 625 and Dr Simson the single string total with 226.
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Boston
Colonial Club of
Dorchester
Colonial Hall
A. A
Winsor
Winsor Club
Watertown
Princeton trainer Valentine Flood resigns amid move to Midwest
Valentine Flood the Princeton trainer has resigned and is expected to take a position at a Midwestern institution. Purdue reportedly contributed Charles H. Wilson as track trainer to Princeton.
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Valentine Flood
Princeton
Purdue
Charles H. Wilson
Football Is Here to Stay Says Stagg After Meeting
Chicago Jan 2 Coach A A Stagg returned from the Intercollegiate Athletic Association meeting in New York and declared football as played in American colleges will be revised yet retained with changes. He emphasized the modern scientific game must not be given up and urged making it more open. He denied any favor for reverting to rugby or adopting the association game.
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Chicago
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
New York
Week of School Basketball Schedules Across Local Leagues
This week features multiple boys basketball games across Y and X divisions in the Boston area. Key pairs include Boston Latin vs Roxbury Latin at Boston Latin, Brighton High against Dorchester High at Brighton, and Melrose High hosting Revere High. Additional matches span Winchester, Wesleyan Academy, Boston College High, Milton, St John’s Prep, Tufts second vs MIT second, and more with games through Friday and Saturday across several towns.
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English High
Malden
Arlington High
Crescent A. C
Arcee
Medford High
Boston Latin
Medord
Somerville High
Winchester High
Somerville
Melrose High
Cambridge Latin
Melrose
Milton High
Medford
Dorchester High
Wellesley High
Framingham High
Wellesley
Mediapic Arts High
Rindge M. T. S
Franklinfield
Winchester
Brookline High
Hammond’s Pond
Milton
Dorchester
Brookline
Roxbury Latin
Arlington Boat Club
Arlington
Noble & Greenough
Newton High
Rindge M. T
Brae-Burn
West Newton
Brighton High
Brighton
Revere High
Wesleyan Academy
Boston College High
Boston College
St. John’s Prep
Wesleyan
Danvers
Tufts
West Roxbury High
South Boston High
West Roxbury
Alumni
Braintree
Reading High
Reading
Durfee High
Fall River
Rock Ridge Hall
Thayer Academy
Baseball Notes Show Movement Across National League
The Boston Nationals secure Coffey for the coming season with a potential repurchase if he batting improves. Major trades loom as the February New York meeting in New York sets the stage with New York Pittsburg Chicago Brooklyn Boston and Cincinnati all involved. Stallings touts two hopefuls Johnson and Roach to challenge veterans on the Highlanders roster. Mordecai Brown returns from Cuba vowing never to barnstorm again as illness endangers the Cubs pitching staff.
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Boston Nationals
Coffey
Indianapolis
Fordham Lad
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Stallings
Johnson
Roach
Highlander
Portland
Ore
Lancaster
Mordecai Brown
Cuba
Charlie Murphy
Cubs
Brookline Man to Wed Malden Girl
The engagement of Miss Grace I. Huntington of Malden to J Leonard Mason of Washington Street Brookline was announced at the Mason home yesterday. Mason directs the Brookline municipal gymnasium and the couple met at the Paint and Powder Club amateur theatricals in Brookline last winter.
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Grace I. Huntington
Malden
J. Leonard Mason
Washington Street
Brokline
Mason
Brookline
Paint and Powder Club
Minister Resigns in Athens Amid Political Turmoil
In Athens on January 2, the minister of the Interior M Triantaphyilekes signed resignation papers signaling a shakeup in the government and prompting political uncertainty.
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Athens
Interior
M. Triantaphyilekes
Dos Vee
Four or Five Pitchers Do the Work for Pennant Teams
The era of relying on a large pitching staff is fading as Pittsburg adopts a four man rotation. Cubs Giants and Red Sox used extended staffs, but managers now favor four dependable boxmen plus a backup. Travel costs and salaries drive plans to trim rosters before the next season.
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Pittsburg Pirates
Bunting
Pittsburg
Pirates
Camnitz
Willis
Maddox
Leifield
Mordecai Brown
Pfeister
Reulbach
Cubs
Christie Mathewson
Giants
Matty
Willie
Red Sox
Hall
Karger
Wood
Cicotte
Matthews
Arellanes
Pape
Walter
Schlitzer
Ryan
Check
Steele
Morgan
Boston
Athletics
Young
Tigers
Connie Mack
Plank
Bender
Krause
Reg Sox
Ness City
Collins
Donovan
Baseball batting records and notable feats this season
The season saw few team outbursts but several individual feats across the National League. Giants hit 23 on Aug 11 against four young St. Louis pitchers, and Phillies 20 hits on Aug 27 against the same staff. Wagner Clarke Brangfield Grant and Alperman each had five hits in a game, with Bates achieving nine total bases and four hits on three occasions.
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Giants
St. Louis
B . Saha
Beaumont
Bridwel
Abstein
Devlin
Lobert
Seymour
Wagner
Alperman
Barbeau
Tinker Sree
McLean
Doyle Serene
Shaw
Sehler
Starr Vaee
Magee Ereee
Mitchell Seen
Rbates Eee
Becker Senee
Bates
Aee
Storke
Ereeee
Oakes Escs
Eivers
Dooin Sreeee
Vune
Iktonetchy
Bates Eveene
Bransfield
Pyan Eee
Rescher
Clarke Ever
Doyle Eeeee
Becker Eeeee
Sheckard Eae
Zimmerman
Stein
Oakes Eee al
Sheckard
Hulswitt G
Downey
Bkn
Grant
Suit over vessel loss in Savannah court
In Savannah Ga United States District Court the owners of the four masted Boston schooner Marie Palmer sue tug Edgar F Coney for 130000 in damages The claim alleges the schooner was unnecessarily abandoned on Frying Pan Shoals and totaled The plaintiffs seek 90000 for the schooner and 40000 for 2500 tons of guano cargo loaded at Carteret New Jersey The tug was seized by the U S marshal but released on bond.
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United States District Court
Savannah
Boston
Marie Palmer
Edgar F. Coney
Cape Lookout
N. C
Carteret
N. J
Mayor Hibbard Appeals to Save Party in Election
Mayor Hibbard writes to Republican voters warning the party faces its fate in the current election. He labels Storrow a Democrat allied with Donovan and Fitzgerald, arguing the Storrow campaign strengthens Democratic control and urges supporters to back him.
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Hibbard
Storrow
Fitzgerald
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Donovan
Democratic Party
Democratic State Committee
Republican Party
Taft Jars Precedent With White House Call
President Taft, returning from a Mall walk, visited the hotel to seek Judge Horace H. Lurton, newly arrived associate justice of the Supreme Court, in a rare breach of unwritten courtesy. He asked the clerk to tell the judge he called and then returned to the White House.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Horace H. Lurton
Supreme Court
Captain Butt
Executive Mansion
Pennsylvania Avenue
Judge Lorton
Agnes Booth Schoeffel remembered actress of Boston stage
The article chronicles Agnes Booth Schoeffel a renowned Boston actress who led major stock companies in New York and Boston. It notes key roles such as The Silent Sister As You Like It and The Sporting Duchess and reflects on her retirement to Brookline with husband John B. Schoeffel highlighting her preference for Boston audiences and home life.
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Jim
Winthrop
East Lynne
Ganges
M. Coquelin
Agnes Booth
John B. Schoeffel
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
America
Park Theatre
New York
Minnie Palmer
Sydney Cowell
Mrs. Gilbert
Joseph Whiting
James Lewis
T. G. Riggs
Manchester
Boston
Shakspere
Mrs. Schoeffel
Brookline
Child Dies From Burns At Local Home Incident
John P. McCann aged 3 died at Relief Hospital from burns suffered days earlier when a kettle of boiling water was upset at his parents home in the rear of 437 Cambridge Street West End.
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John P. McCann
Relief Hospital
Cambridge Street
West End
Lull in Boxing Circles Shows Week of Local Bouts
This week features multiple boxing events across several cities. Tonight in Philadelphia and Salem clubs host matches including Broad and Willis plus Fitzgerald and Donahue.
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Kid Broad
Billy Willis
Philadelphia
Pat Fitzgerald
Tom Donahue
Young Men's Club
Salem
al Delmont
Biz Mackey
Pat Moore
Henry Miess
Eddie Shevlin
Charley Griffin
Armory A. A
Frank Klaus
Sailor Burk
Pittsburg
Max Baker
George Alger
Pat Rocco
Johnny Cavill
Apollo A. C
Dick Nelson
Frankie Madden
Lymansville
Jack Cardiff
Joe Campbell
Reading
Penn
Eddie Murphy
Jeff Doherty
Lawrence
Peter Sullivan
Birdlegs Collins
Ogden
Utah
Ad Wolgast
George Memsic
Los Angeles
Johnny Glover
Tommy Bergen
John Miskell
Portland
Young Pierce
Digger Stanley
London
National A. C
Mayor’s push for high pressure fire protection blocked by Chamber
Mayor Hibbard released a statement claiming Candi date Storrow’s proposal to cut Boston’s fire tax was blocked by the Chamber of Commerce. He urged high pressure pumping stations citywide, seeking a $1,000,000 Legislature authorization to fund $200,000 yearly. The chamber opposed the plan as unnecessary while insurers threaten rate hikes. The Charles River basin pumping project was dropped, risking losses for downtown water supply.
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Hibbard
Storrow
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Jackson
MacInnes
Parker
Mullen
Hannan
Tne Chamber of Commerce
Robert Luce
New York
Charles River
Hibbard accuses Finance Commission amid Deer Island row
Mayor Hibbard of Dorchester charges the Finance Commission with political bias and coverups over Deer Island. He vows to present the investigation to the district attorney and criticizes delays on contracts and soldiers relief reports while calling the methods deplorable and debauched.
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Deer Island
Finance Commission
Hibbard
Dorchester
Soldiers’ Relief Department
Pope Thanks New York Archbishop for Jubilee Support
Pope Pius sends a letter to Mgr. Farley archbishop of New York thanking him for congratulating him on his jubilee. He notes gratitude for fund collecting efforts and clergy and faithful in aiding the Pope’s poverty, praising Farley and his people for constant charity.
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Rome
Pius
Mgr. Farley
New York
Abandoned Babe Found On Allston Doorstep
A three month old female infant was found last night on a doorstep at 26 North Harvard Street Allston by resident Agnes Panto. The infant wore a long white coat and white flannel petticoats and was taken to Brighton police station then to the Chardon Street Home for care.
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Harvard Street
Allston
Agnes Panto
Brighton
Chardon Street
Rota to try Rospigliosi marriage case in January
Pope Pius sends blessing as the high court of the Roman Rota plans a January trial over the Washington marriage of Princess Rospigliosi. Six judges will rule if the contract is null, following a prior European royal case where a similar claim failed and the original marriage stood. The princess, born Mary Jennings Reid in New Orleans in 1870, had been married civilly in 1901 to Prince Giuseppe Rospigliosi after divorces and dispensation issues.
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Pius
New York
High Court
Washington
Europe
Rome
Princess Rospigliosi
New Orleans
Mary Jennings Reid
Parkhurst
Bangor
Prince Giuseppe Rospigliosi
Chateau Lamporecchio
Mr. Parkhurst
Miss Reid
Seven fishermen return with large hauls after Georges Bank trip
The fleet of seven fishermen including the Susan and Mary and Cynthia returned with 182,560 pounds of mixed fish led by 137,000 haddock and 32,500 cod. Vessels endured a Christmas gale but reported only moderate conditions at sea. Market outlook gloomy as rough shore weather tightens supplies.
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Susan
Mary
Cynthia
Georges
Haddock
N. A. Rowe
Mary E. Cooney
Marguerite
Newport News
Norfolk
Charles Mann
Green’s Yard
Chelsea
Warren Line
Sachem
Alexander W. Murdock
Jacobsen
Leyland Miner
Liverpool
Etonian
Wyoming
Vineyard Haven
Harry Morse
Port Arthur
Tex
Edward J. Lawrence
Jane Palmer
Elizabeth Palmer
Prescott Palmer
Margaret Haskell
New
Shipping News Mini Almanac And Arrivals Inbound And Sailings
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures with vessels from Boston Yarmouth Nantucket Norfolk and New York date December 14 to 17. It records high tides and day length and mentions numerous steamers barges tugs and schooners including City of Gloucester Governor Dingley and Harold B Cousins among others.
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Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
Chippewa
Chichester
Galveston
Jacksonville
Nantucket
Dizer
Norfolk
Lexington
Thacher
Philadelphia
Herman Winter
Thompson
New York
Belfast
Brown
Winterport
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Wyoming
Clark
Vineyard Haven
Harry Morse
Port Arthur
Banter
Brunette
Perth Amboy
Portsemouth
N. H
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Salem
Black Wood
Bonanza
Beverly
Buffalo
Western
Lennon
Guttenburg
Independent
Farrow
Mary A. Hall
Haskell
Southport
N. C
Edward J. Lawrence
Kreger
Jane Palmer
Bowen
Margaret Haskell
McKown
Newport News
van Allens Boughton
Smith
Henry L. Peckham
Hereing
Rebecca M. Walls
McLean
South Amboy
Calais
Flora A. Kimball
Kelly
Brunswick
Harold B. Cousins
Williams
Elizabeth Palmer
Wade
Prescott Palmer
Garlisle
Bertha F. Walker
Porter
Texas
S. W
Toronto
Hull
Eng
Malden
Everett
Baltimore
J. H. Dev Do
Boswell
Hattie
Nottingham
Port Johnson
R. BR
Wilkesbarre
Barnes Brunette
Portsmouth
Black Birds Dow
Balem
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