Corbett Apologizes to Eddie Graney in Public Letter
In San Francisco on January 6, Young Corbett issued a public letter apologizing to referee Eddie Graney for accusing him of bias in the Britt decision. Corbett credits misguided friends for misstatements and says Graney’s judgment was not at fault. Graney responds by praising Corbett’s admission and foresees future sportmanship.
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Tech Fencers Schedule Aggressive Season Plan
The Technology Fencing Association outlines a tight season with bouts against Harvard Yale West Point Columbia Cornell and Pennsylvania. A March 4 dual with Columbia and a March 18 return in New York are set, plus a triangular meet with Penn and Harvard and a quadrangular with Harvard Yale Cornell. Tech also seeks the Morris medal on March 11 in New York.
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Ivy Leaves Harvard Hockey Team After Departure
Harvard hockey suffers a heavy blow as goaltender Ivy resigns to tutor a Harvard entrant. Loss of Carr and Clothier compounds the defense gap, undermining Captain Callaway's efforts to replace them. Outlook vs Yale worsens with Ivy’s exit.
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Allston Carruth Extend Streaks in Greater Boston League
Allston and Carruth won their third straight in the Greater Boston league beating Medford and Noddle Island. Carruth led with a 1419 team total and Dick Rouse rolled 308 with 18 as best single. Winthrop posted a 503 high single against Sudbury. Everett beat Terminal in a three game set.
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Columbia Road
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Winthrop
Dick Rouse
Dorchester High Teams Triumph in Twin Wins
Dorchester Highs first team beat Lynn High 43 to 9 in the gym yesterday afternoon. The second team defeated Canton High 45 to 13 with Chet Lewis and Winslow among the standout players for Dorchester and Jacobs for Lynn.
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Lynn
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Winslow
Croker's Race Horses Barred
The English Jockey Club barred training of Richard Croker's three horses at Newmarket Heath. Brewer, who runs Heath House, received the prohibition without a stated reason. The horses remain at Newmarket as Croker seeks a resolution, while Croker said he has no idea why the ban was imposed.
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English Jockey Club
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Newmarket Heath
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Ireland
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Jockey Club
Newmarket
Associated Press
Dublin
Tech versus Brown Ice Clash Opens Season
The Technology and Brown varsity hockey teams meet in the season opener this afternoon at 2 30 at the Tech rink in Park Square Station. Tech has trained since Christmas vacation and improved since a practice game with Stone's School last month.
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Harvard Bay State Men Enrolment Shifts in University
The enrolment by states shows Massachusetts students at 50 percent of total, down 2 percent from last year, while New York rises from 11 to 12 percent. New York City provides six detur men and three others reside in New York State. Foreign contingents include Canada 30, Japan 11, England 8, Australia 5, Cuba 3, Mexico 3, with other countries totaling 29.
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England
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Advice from Jim Corbett to Young Corbett
Jim Corbett writes in the Chicago Daily Journal urging Young Corbett to retreat to a quiet place and train for six months. He warns that indulgent habits have doomed champions and notes Jeffries type physiques can fail without discipline. He doubts whether the Denver lad can reform and return to top boxing form.
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Chicago Daily Journals
Young Corbett
Tall Timbers
Jimmy Britt
Nelson
Jeffries
Corbett
Four men swept overboard as Gloucester schooner battles gale
In South Channel during a fierce gale with snow, nine men on deck of the Ella M. Goodwin were struck by a massive wave. McKenzie, Miles, Lee and Sholds were hurled overboard. only McKenzie survived the sea’s backwash. He was born in Bear River Digby County and raised in Shelburne.
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John W. McKenzie
Ella M. Goodwin
South Channel
Frank Miles
Robert W. Lee
Edward Rose
Hich
Peak Halyards
McKenzie
Miles
Lee
Leslie Sholds
Bear River
Digby County
N. S
Shelburne
Woman named Gelshenen believed to flee to Europe
New York report says Mrs. Gelshenen, tied to the Dodge-Morse divorce case, is not aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm passenger list. Her attorney claims she sailed last Tuesday to Europe to avoid testifying on the ice king's marriage and alleged conspiracy. The district attorney had sought a subpoena without serving one.
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New York
Jockey Dies After Fall At London Coliseum
Jockey Dent was thrown head first when his horse stumbled on the revolving stage at the Coliseum London during a Derby scene. He died at a hospital soon after from injuries. A prior rehearsal had already seen another fatal accident.
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Coliseum
Harvard Medical School Awards Announced
The Harvard Medical School faculty announced first year scholarships including the David Williams Cheever scholarship of 250 dollars to W. J. C. Sharpe and the Lewis and Harriet Hayden scholarship of 200 dollars to E. D. Brown. Two Joseph Eveleth scholarships of 200 dollars went to H. S. Bernstein and F. H. McFudden, with the John Foster fund of 50 dollars awarded to E. D. Bond.
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David Williams Cheever
W. J. C. Sharpe
Lewis and Harriet Hayden
E. D. Brown
University of Pennsylvania
Joseph Eveleth
H. S. Bernstein
F. H. McCfudden
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John Foster
E. D. Bond
Fleet of 18 schooners bring 562800 pounds off Cape Cod
A Boston harbor report details 18 fishing schooners at T wharf with a total 562800 pounds caught. Lucania led with 80000 pounds as haddock and cod prices ranged from 2 to 14 cents per pound. Weather off Cape Cod disrupted plans for the Annie Perry and several ocean liners prepared to depart at high water.
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Shipping News Minor Almanac Notes and Arrivals
Shipping news lists arrivals and sailings including steamers Boston McKinnon Chattahoochee Hudgins Grecian Briggs H F Dimock Governor Dingley Dennison City of Gloucester Dudley Pray Coffin Flora Scranton Lenape Robinson Bethayres Enterprise Shenandoah Georges Creek Kelly Tamaqua Salem Buck Ridge Marion Silver Brook Tamaqua Gettysburg Richmond Snow Newport News Virginia with barges and several schooners and steamers sailing for various ports.
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Gloucester
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Miller
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Burnside
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Catawissa
Hatch
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Marion
Silver Brook
Bay
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Richmond
Snow
Newport News
George R. Sheffield
Texas
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Lewis
Hoboken
Cohocton
Tobyhanna
Boswell, Haley
Newport
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Gatherer
Breen
Ipswich
Mass
Multnomah
Pierce
Lanesville
Goodwin and Smith Draw in Boston Boxing Show
Chester Goodwin of Chelsea and Sammy Smith of Philadelphia fought a ten round draw in a skillful bout that highlighted Smith s mobility and accuracy. The match drew a modest crowd but showcased high standards with clean boxing and no rough play.
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Chelsea
Chester Goodwin
New England
Sammy Smith
Philadelphia
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Goodwin
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Jack O’brien
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Patsey McKenna
Young Chisholm
Everett
Jack McKeever
Charlestown
Harry Edels
Edels
Contested Canvass Tensions Mark Idaho Governor Vote Fight
In Denver on January 6 the Peabody canvass controversy sparked a 15 member committee to tally votes with 12 Republicans and 3 Democrats. Confusion erupted as Lt Governor Haggett and Speaker Dickson clashed over control of a joint session, gavels banging and orders issued before a dissolved appearance and continued committee appointment.
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Franklin Square House seeks $100000 pledge drive
George L. Perin appeals Boston citizens to finish a $100,000 fundraising drive for the Franklin Square House, aiming to complete pledges by January 31. About $67,000 is already pledged, conditional on securing the full amount, with widespread support from notable backers and local leaders.
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Boston
John ©. Haynes
Eben D. Jordan
Charles H. Allen
Henry L. Higginson
Albert A. Pope
Charles H. Bond
James M. Gleason
Sam P. Mendell
John Shepard
A. Shuman
Arthur F. Esterbrook
Julia Ward Howe
Charles Fleischer
Edward Everett Hale
Edwin D. Mead
Francis H. Peabody
Mary A. Livermore
Thomas N. Hart
East Newton Street
William RB. Denison
Atlantic National Bank
Thompson Loses Bout to Willie Fitzgerald
Willie Fitzgerald of Brooklyn won on points over Maurice Thompson of Butte Montana in six rounds at the Badger A. C. in Milwaukee. The fast bout opened with Fitzgerald landing a hard right to the jaw and maintaining the pace throughout. Thompson fought gamely but lacked steam against the Brooklyn boxer.
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Port Arthur capitulation reported by Oyama to Kuropatkin
Berlin dispatch cites Lokal Anzeiger report from Mukden noting General Oyama sent a letter to General Kuropatkin announcing Port Arthur's capitulation and praising its defenders. The news unsettles expectations of renewed resistance and is seen affecting events along the Shakhe River as cannonading continues along the Sinchinpu and Shakhe railroad vicinity.
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Humphreys Told 10 Make New Figures
Chairman Barker directed Humphreys to re-examine and appraise the old North End plant as the gas and electric light commission weighs recapitalization. Humphreys added 10 percent for leeway. hearing to resume Monday with public representation allowed.
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State Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
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Mystical Rose Cantata Presented by Holy Trinity Church
The Young Ladies' Sodality of Holy Trinity Church in Casino Hall Boston presented The Mystical Rose a Christmas cantata with a 20 voice choir five soloists Anna Fandel Anna Mischler Mary Averbeck Carrie Becker and Theresa Kamp and twelve tableaux depicting scenes from the life of the Virgin Mary Readings in English and German by Carrie Becker and Mary Gruter featured two Jesuit poets Father Michael Earls S J and Father Michael Jessup S J Fraulein German patronesses including Frau W W Fernekees Frau M Brock and others supported the performance
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Casino Hall
Shawmut Avenue
Anna Fandel
Anna Mischler
Mary Averbeck
Carrie Becker
Theresa Kamp
Michael Earls
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Boston
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Frau M. Brock
Fraulein M. Dierkes
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M. Hasenfuss
M. M. Hasenfuss
J. Katz
J. Lorenz
M. Mueller
H. Schmidt
S. Steuer
F. Schwaab
J. Schneider
Installation of Division 58 Officers in Hibernian Circle
About 300 members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and guests gathered at National Hall Dorchester Street South Boston for the public installation of Division 58 officers for 1906. Suffolk County President John H Dillon performed the service. A social and banquet followed with speeches by State President Matthew Cummings and others. Cummings noted voluntary relief subscriptions for Fall River members had reached a flattering sum and expected each Fall River member to receive 20 dollars within ten days.
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Suffolk County
John H. Dillon
Fall River
Roxbury Day and Night Schools Tie In Gym
At Roxbury High School gym yesterday evening day and night school basketball teams finished a 5 to 5 tie after 40 minutes of play.
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