Corbett Will Win Says Hiz Simmons
New York reports Bob Fitzsimons believes James J Corbett will beat James J Jeffries and expects Corbett to win. He bets Jeffries can be defeated and says Brady and Jeffries may remeet Sharkey in a new arrangement with a March 15 bout set after talks at Corbett's cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob
Fitzsim Mons
Corbett
Jeffries
Fitz
Brady
Sharkey
O'Rourke
Hot Springs
Jim
Vite
Jim Corbett
William A, Srady
Vom €N Rourke
James J. Corbett
James Jeffries
Kad’ McCoy
McCoy
White Plains
Fitzsimmons
Brady Alliance
Patsey Haley
Patsey Reardon
Rearden
Haley
Boxing Gossip on New York legislation and ring talk
The column discusses looming New York boxing law changes urged by Governor Roosevelt and backed by influential figures. It cites letters to Billy Brady, mentions drafts of matches and fighters like Jeffries, Corbett, and Spike Sullivan, and notes upcoming bouts and rumors shaping boxing politics and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Automobile Notes on Boston Transit Company Reorganization
The Boston Transit Company reorganizes its board removing Charles H. Cole William H Coolidge G Henry Whitcomb and H N Rice Olliver Ames becomes president with T S Cummins Jr as treasurer and clerk New directors include George von L Meyer F A Gilbert J Edgar and Francis R Hart Colonel Albert A Pope joins the New England Electric Vehicle Transportation Company board The electric cabs gain a four chain drive on each wheel to improve snow grip and protect tires D C Luce named superintendent at Leach factory J M Cox wins 2750 breach of contract suit versus Altham International Motor Company Meg Hill says orders extend four months ahead All electric vehicles in New York and Boston to be fitted with rollers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transit Company
Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank
Wiliam H. Coolidge
G. Henry Whitcomb
H. N. Rice
Oliver Ames
Benjamin D. Hyde
T. S. Cummins, Jr
George von L. Meyer
F. A. Gilbert
J. Edgar
Francis R. Hart
Albert A. Pope
New England Electric Vehicle Transportation Company
Electric Cab
Couftier
Autobus
Berou. D. CG. Luce
North Attleboro
Leach
Hverech
J. M. Cox
Altham International Motor Company
Meg Hill
American Roller Bearing Company
New York
Boston
Swamp Root praised by police officers and New York users
Testimonial letters from James Cook and officers of the 65th Police Precinct in Greater New York extol Swamp Root for kidney and bladder relief. Joseph Travers of New York City reports complete cure after two bottles. A third letter from New York asserts rapid back pain relief and full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cook
65Th Police Precinct
Greater New York
Hugh E. Boyle
John J. Bodkin
Grand Street
New York City
Joseph Travers
Find Out If You Have Kidney Trouble and Swamp Root
Old Boston Post advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney remedy. It explains kidneys filter the blood and claims many illnesses stem from kidney trouble. It offers a free sample by mail and mentions hospital usage and doctor endorsements. It urges readers to test urine to judge kidney health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Newton Old Dorchester Bowls Night. Buntin Sets Amat League Record
Newton Mass Jan 4 A Newton Club match at Newtonville saw Buntin total 694 a new Amateur Bowling League record while Old Dorchester posted a 226 to 226 tie in a 7 to 226 score. Pray's 221 matched Warren Hull's 245 pool and billiards results show Kernwood and Newtowne heavy scores with whist and pool tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mass
Newtowne
Kenwood
Kernwood
Bartlett
Drew
Holmes
Sawyer
Pool
Hollander
Carrick
Kerinwood
Chase
Tribble
Kernwrand
Keogh and Long Play High Stakes Pool Duel at Murray & Irwin's
A dramatic last night match at Murray and Irwin's saw Jerome Keogh concede 40 balls to Kid Long in a $75 a side championship contest. Final scores listed show Long ahead 126 to 109 with Hood scheduled to face Keogh tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Keogh
Kid Long
Murray & Irwin's
Keogh
Dina
Wes
Tkeogh
Long
Hood
Polo Games Report From Hartford and Nearby Towns
Last night polo results show Hartford area matches with New Britain at Salem Plymouth seven to four and Taunton hosting Lawrence thirteen to ten with East Weymouth beating Prockton seven to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
New Britain
Salem
Plymouth
Taunton
Lawrence
East Weymouth
Prockton
Harvard Cricket Team Opens Tryouts After Night Meeting
Twenty candidates for the Harvard cricket team gathered last night. Daily practice will begin immediately at Jordan gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Jiemenway Gymnasium
Sporting News Reserved for Page Two
Note indicates other Sporting News items will appear on page 2. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Faneuil Team Wins Carruth Ailey Trade League Title
In a bowling match last night for the Trade League championship on the Carruth Ailey course the Faneuil team defeated the opposition to claim the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruth Ailey
Faneuil
Alphas sweep three games as Phinney posts 641 series
In a postponed Insurance League night at the Hub Carpenter faces Travelers' Insurance with low candle pin scores. Carpenter loses two of three. In Waltham January 4 the Circuit League saw the Artillery overwhelm the Alphas with a perfect sweep and Phinney topping the session with a 641 three-string total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub
Carpenter
Travelers’ Insurance
Waltham
Theth Artillery
Alphas
Phinney
Paine Jebber & Co win two of three in league title chase
In the Bankers and Brokers League championship at Boylston alley Paine Jebber & Co edged Towle & Fitzgerald in a tight finish with a four pin margin in the final string. Hayden Stone & Co swept Blornblower & Weeks in straight games with Brooks Bennett and Hawes delivering heroics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Wilder
Iisaae Axnsiesee
Ester
Mubbard
E . Lin
Elwell
Hayden, Stone
Bowler
T'dl
Prackett
Hawes
O- Baird
Bennett
Hornblower & Wreaks
Rowler
Tees Brooks
Sheen
Gallagher Cine
Bankers and Brokers
Boylston Alley
Paine, Jebber & Co
Towle & Fitzgerald
Hayden, Stone & Co
T Blornblower & Weeks
Brooks
Paine, Wibber & «¢N
Bowles
Beree
Kernwood and Newtowne clash in Interclub League play
Malden Kernwood Club defeated Newtowne Club of Cambridge in billiards, while Kernwood led the bowling with the highest score despite dropping two of three matches at the Fernwood club house on January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Kernwood Club
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Fernwood
Kernwood
Young Boy Fatally Crushed In Electric Car Accident
On January 4 in Lynn 8 year old Gordon Bennett son of Johnson Bennett of Stickney and Commercial streets fell from a pung sleigh under an electric car driven by W H Cristy with Fred Fellows as conductor. He suffered multiple fractures and a skull fracture and is not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn, Jan
Gordon Bennett
Johnson Bennett
Stickney
W. H. Cristy
Fred Fellows
Carnegie S purse closes to Republicans
New York January 4 Andrew Carnegie denied promising $50,000 to the Republican convention fund and said the party would receive no money from him if it backed imperialism. He declared no funds for imperialism or renegade Americanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Republican Party
American berk Sachem Arrives in Distress Off St Thomas
ST THOMAS D W T Jan 4 The American berk Sachem from New York Dec 14 bound for Hong Kong carrying kerosene has arrived here in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Thomas, D. W. T
Fine Skating On Newly Flooded Surface at Franklin Fight
Harvard skating rink suffers leaks as flood affects rink surface named Renzh. Officials scramble repairs while athletes train on improvised ice during frigid conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Fight
Harvard
Harvard Hockey Team Faces Winter Practice Challenges
Snow removal, flooding, and leaky rinks disrupt home practice at Franklin Field Jamaica Pond Billings Field and Soldiers Field. Harvard plans games with Tech Yale Brown and a Canadian team, with January and February matchups in Cambridge Providence and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Fie
Blue Hill Avenue
Pettigrew
Park Department
Jamaica Pond
Billines Field
Dorchester
Harvard
Soldiers
Spy Pond
Arlington
Hammond's Pond
Brookline
Cambridge
Tech
Brown
Providence
Yale
Pech
Ireb
Bicycle notes reflect industry shifts and league aims
President Keenan of the TaAL WW says no major division into the national assembly next month in Philadelphia and delegates focus on league good. Industry signals show stronger orders, the trust boosting confidence and foreign touring ties expanding. An independent group forms the Trades Protective Association to tackle a crank-hanger bracket patent, naming officers and inviting others. Local clubs like Powderhorn Wheelmen announce officers and a racing team for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keenan
Taal WW
National Assembly
Philadelphia
League
Race Tng Board
Tha Var
Vics
Merseles
Snowly
A. HM. Ch
FP. Johnson
RP. Eldredge
W. Vt. Crosby
W. Snyder
Paris
Lin
Jay Eaton
Teddy ’Hoodman Foon
Pacific
Los Angel
New York
Littosston
John Nelson
Nelson
Wheelinen
Chelsea
George Fraser
Mark Hanson
I. J. Porters
HT. W. Green
E. F. Stone
A. Kendall
A. Tatten
Willis Leger
Joseph Moris
H. Reedy
George Reed
Ricai Vnetor
Columbia Ahead Calendar Illustrates Yacht Race Scene
A Bryant and Stratton Commercial School calendar print depicts the Columbia leading Shamrock at the end of the first leg. The 18 by 8 inch marine scene, painted by W. F. Halsall, shows flags, a foaming wake, and a fleet in the distance, framed with a rope border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia-Shamrock
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School
Columbia
Shamrock
W. F. Halsall
Aies
Progress of Squire Co in Assignee Case
Settlement of Squire affairs is progressing smoothly with no friction among interests. Squire packing properties are holding their own, delivering more business than anticipated and generating substantial realizations from other sources. Accounts were tangled and figures remain in flux for a day or two, but final outcome should exceed expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Squire Packing
Niad
Attorney General Recommends Snow Commutation to Life
Attorney General Knowlton writes Governor Crane recommending commuting Snow's death sentence to life imprisonment. The letter was sent to the council yesterday and will be considered next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Crane
Snow
Malden veterans and Women's Relief Corps conduct triple installation
A Malden gathering at Army Hall featured a triple installation for Post 4 and its affiliated groups the Sons of Veterans and Women’s Relief Corps. Hiram G. Berry of Post 40 was installed by Past Junior Vice-Commander Iske, assisted by Malden Post 4 Commander H Coburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp 8
V. and
Women’s Relief Corps
Malden
Thrand Army Hall
Hiram G. Berry
Iske
Newton
H. Coburn
Willig A. Stevens
Boston
Mary Robingyn
Worcester
Local officers arrest man on liquor fraud charges
Inspector McGarr from headquarters and Patrolman Cowboy of Division 2 arrested yesterday G. Milton Bell for obtaining liquor under false pretences valued at $157. Edward Hiddell of Quincy is also mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector McGarr
Cowboy
G. Milton Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hizsimmons
M’coy
Maher
McOy
Billy Brady
New York State
Post
Dixon
Santry
Dan Driscoll
Charlestown
Young Curran
McGovern
New England
Thomas ‘Teeling
Milford
Teeling
Marks Schuck
Brighton
Young Bonaparte
Harry Milholland
KE. J. Cannan
Shawn
Paddy Gunn
Tommy Heffernan
Kilourn Adams
Boo Neulson
Bentlenan
Musile Hall
Kiarkey
Spike Sylivan
George McFadden
Spike
Murther
Joe Dans
Automobile Notes
The
New York Journal
Greater
Dor, Kilmer & Co
Dear Srs
Kholkads
Payne Printing Co
Park Place
Theodorus van Wyck
South Eleventh Avenue
Mount Vernon
J. R
Buntin
Faneuils
Vowler
San Linder
Serene Steer
Old Dorchester
Ae Parker
Butters
Hal Richardson
Tee Renee
Vaneuil
Goerrish
McIntosh
Hollis
Crandon Tees
Wiinbop
Clark
Ae Aty Gerrish
MilIntosh
Kemp Wees
Rilleite
Veit Jonets
Sali
Kern Wood
Roawler
Dearborn
Aee Seeree
Hos Knowlton
Eree
Herrick
Seers
Insurance League Bowling
ALPHA
G. O. Carpenteiorn & Son
Campbell
Trollis
Reiland
Merrill Teres
Kirkpatrick
Lawler
Philussell
Ward
Timpton Ware
ST Than
Jackson
Bow
Ashworth
Bankers and Brokers’ League
Lynn Boy
Carnegie
Halsall
Progress OF Squire CO
John P. Squire Company
H. W. Chaplin
Waevatous
le Wee
A. R
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!