Phillies official claims Johnson breaks word in baseball war
Philadelphia treasurer John S. Rogers denounces AL President Johnson for not keeping his word and says the NL peace committee lacked power to act. He confirms receipt of a Cincinnati report identical to press accounts and refuses to disclose further actions at the Cincinnati meeting, while denying any deal tying Dreyfus’ visit to selling the club.
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Philadelphia
John S. Rogers
National League Baseball Club
Johnson
American League
National League
Cincinnati
Rogers
Herrmann
Mr. Rogers
Crisis in fight of Shoemakers Union in Lynn
A dispute between the Cutters Union and the Boot and Shoe Workers Union in Lynn escalates as the latter seeks to organize 270 cutters in 15 factories using the union stamp. The Cutters Union vows independence, while tensions rise at the Tuttle factory with strikes and threats of a wider shutdown. The Boot and Shoe Workers Union cites 35,000 members nationwide and lists major Lynn employers under its banner, with potential labor-wide repercussions.
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Boot and Shoe Workers
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Cutters
Cutters’ Union
Tuttle
Oxford Street
State Board of Arbitration
Agent Snow
Boot and Shove Workers
Chesley
D. A. Donovan Company
G. W. Herrick
Harney Bros
P. J. Harney
Wanon & Logan, Morse & Logan
George E. Nicholson & Co
Watson Shoe Company
KH. Ford & Co
Benjamin Newhall & Co
Knights of Labor
United States
Canada
Massachusetts
John F. Tobin
Norfolk Downs
Quincy
Charles N. Bain
Collis Loresley
Palmo Tablets Claim Kidney and Nerve Benefits
An advertisement touts Palmo Tablets as a cure for weak kidneys back pain tiredness mood issues and sleeplessness. It markets rapid results and youth like vitality with a 50 cent price per box and a 12 box package plus guarantee. Sold by multiple drug stores including WALKER RINTELS DRUG CO Dewey Beach St Harrison Ave F H Putnam 81 School St 1681 2121 Washington St C F Eaton 150 Friend St Klein's Tremont and Boylston Essex Pharmacy 637 Washington St.
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Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sa
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
C. F. Eaton
Friend St
Klein's
Tremont
Boylston
Essex Pharmacy
Racing Rules Changed at Corinthian Yacht Club Meeting
The Corinthian Yacht Club elected J. O. Shaw as Commodore and re elected most officers including D. C. Percival Jr and Butler Ames. Two racing rule amendments define start line rights clarifying overtake and overlap scenarios aligning with Y. R. A standards, removing the line as an obstruction and granting the windward or lee yacht specific rights at the start.
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Corinthian Yacht Club
Algonquin Club
J. O. Shaw
D.C. Percival, Jr
Butler Ames
Everett Paine
J. B. Rhodes
Parker H. Kemble
Frank E. Peabody
W. H. Rothwell
George W. Mansfield
W. W. Keith
Herbert S. Goodwin
George H. Mayo
B. A. Boardman
Percival W. Pope
Frederick Estabrook
O. W. Shead
Charles D. Wainwright
A. K. Simpson
Calypso
Work to save Park Street Church property meeting
Citizens met at Dr. L. M. Griggs residence to discuss preserving Park Street Church. A 10 member committee will be formed to advance the effort and oppose a larger terminal and skyscraper on the site. The group envisions Park Street Church as a public meeting space akin to a second Faneuil Hall.
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Park Street
L. M. Griggs
Beacon Street
E. D. Mead
H. V. Bowditch
RE. D. Allen
Mary Morton Kehew
Park Street Church
Skating Bulletins Declare Ranges From Good To Excellent
Park and Boston Athletic Association issued skating bulletins listing conditions at Hammond's Pond Chestnut Hill Spy Pond Riverside Kendrick's Bridge Cowland Pond Dedham Wayland Concord Bedford Cambridge Field Neponset Playground Gibson Playground Strandway Franklin Field Scarboro Pond Roslindale Playground Billingsfield Charlesbank Wood Island Park Charlestown Playground North Brighton Playground Columbus Avenue Jamaica Pond with notes urging exceptional care near bridges dams bends and swift currents in rivers.
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Park Department
Hammond's Pond
Chestnut Hill
Spy Pond
Arlington
Riverside
Kendrick’s Bridge
Nahanton Street
Cowleland Pond
Spring Street
Dedham
Wayland
Concord
Ood
Bedford
Cambridge Field
Cambridge
Neponset Playground
Gibson
Arlington B C Beats Medford in Mystic Valley League
Arlington B C defeated Medford in a three game series at Arlington alleys. Durgin led with 614 for three strings and Wheeler topped six strings with 201 as his high mark.
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Arlington
Medford
Durgin
Wheeler
Charlestown team tops Glendon squad in Everett Interclub mix
In Everett Massachusetts on January 14 the Charlestown 999th defeated Glendon club in bowling two wins, captured the billiards, lost at pool and split ping pong to end even overall in the Massachusetts Interclub series.
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Everett
Charlestown
Glendons
Charlestown Boys
Bankers and Brokers Bowled Over In Two Postponed Matches
Last night on Boylston alleys two postponed Bankers and Brokers league games featured Towle Fitzgerald dropping two of three to Merrill while Wrenn Bros swept three from E R Morse. Waters of Wrenn posted a 296 high score. Murray Irwin led with a 1433 pinfall across three games. McGrath of Murray Irwin topped the night with a 128 single and 100 total.
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Boylston
Towle & Fitzgerald
Merrill
Wrenn Bros
E.R. Morse
Waters
Murray & Irwin
McCarthy
Columbia Road
Sudbury
Rexford
Dartmouth
McGrath
Doucett
Ceereeres
Burke Seer
Spencer
Morse & Bro
Fruit Team Nets Third Straight Win Over Mercantile
Fruit swept Mercantile in the stades league series on Hubaileys last evening. The final game stayed tight with Fruit winning by two pins in the last frame. Brown led Fruit with a 112 single and 276 total.
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Mercantile
Hubaileys
Hunnewell Tops Newton Boat In League Bowling
In Newton bowling action on its alleys, Hunnewell won two games against Newton Boat after dropping the first. Kimball of Newton Boat led with a 200 single and a 579 three-string total.
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Hunnewell
Newton Boat
Kimball
Melrose Athletics split series with Towanda Club night
In Woburn Massachusetts Interclub action at Towanda Club Melrose Athletic Club split the night with Towanda Athletics taking billiards pool and one bowling game while Melrose took table tennis and two bowling wins. Three tied for best single string at 103 by Flynn Pierce of Melrose and Dow of Towanda. Dow held best three string with 285.
Allston Golf Rolls On In Newton Bowling League
Allston Golf rolled on its own alleys in the Newton Bowling league on January 14, as team play continued with steady scores and local rivalry shaping the standings.
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Allston
Allston Golf
Newton
Boston Latin Beats Mechanics High at Hockey 10 to 9
Boston Latin defeats Mechanics High 10 to 9 in a fast hockey contest on Franklin Field and Jamaica Pond. Westfall scores for Latin with Somer, Niles, Rogers, and Keefe among top players. Chapman, Nichols, and Coleman lead Mechanic Arts. Umpire Bigelow. Two 15 minute periods.
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Mechanics
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Franklin Field
Jamaica
Boston Latin and Mechanic Arts High
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Chapman
Nichols
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New Defenders' Lines Shown In Bristol Report
The keel frames of the midship section of the cup defender are raised revealing form variations from the Constitution with less dead rise and flatter floor. Frames are ahead of the lead keel, belt frames at 6 feet 8 inches apart, T bar connections, and belt and longitudinal framing emphasized. Work progresses favorably and the yacht should be over hoard before mid April.
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Bristol
R. I
Prize two men powling tournament underway at Miah Murray’s
The two man powling tournament at Miah Murray’s alleys runs through Friday evening. Ten high teams still on the board will meet in the finals for grand prizes. The third week preliminary prize high is Rouse and Vox 810. Lane holds the high single for the special prize with 135.
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Miah Murray
Rouse and
Vox
Lane
Record of Chauncy alleys bowler Frank Mack high series
Frank J. Mack, manager of Chauncy alleys, rolled 11 notable strings in practice. Scores included 121, 114, 110, 112, 108, 91, 91, 94, 117, 109, 116 for a total 1178 and average 107. First five frames totaled 560 for an average of 112.
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Frank J. Mack
Chauncy Alleys
Olson Williams Prize Fight Called Off In Illinois
Springfield Jan 14 Mayor Phillips notified Manager Garrity that a proposed six round bout between Ole Olson the Terrible Swede of Chicago and Kid Williams of Philadelphia could not take place. Governor Yates refused prize fighting in the state and said he would prevent the contest even if he had to call out the militia.
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Phillips
Garrity
Ole Olson
Chicago
Kid Williams
Philadelphia
Yates
Boston
George Byers
Sandy Ferguson
Charley O'Rourke
Twin Sullivan
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Kid Hessel
Patsey McKenna
Ferguson
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Sullivan
Howard Street
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East Loston
Larry Temple
Tom O’rourke
Billy Stift
Post
Sunday Post
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Rochester
N. Y
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Toronto
Canada
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Caspar Leon
Boston Athletic Association
George B. Billings
Aturats Committee
Exeter Street
J. F. McManus
Walterville
Kelly
Matty Baldwin
Bangor
Xbury
Joe Epp
Chester Goodwin
Criterion Club
Peter Jackson
Charley Haghey
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Worcester Defeats Providence In Polo Match
Worcester led throughout the game as scientific polo prevailed over Providence 8 to 4. Daly and Devlin starred for Worcester with Daly’s hard work chiefly driving the home team’s goal output.
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Providence
Daly
Devlin
New Bedford Wins Franchise In New England Baseball League
At the annual New England Baseball League meeting in Hotel Savoy New Bedford received a franchise over Brockton Taunton and others. A season opening May 1 and closing Sept 12 was set with New Bedford named the eighth member after a court of hearings and protests were resolved.
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Taunton
New Bedford
New England Baseball League
Hotel Savoy
A. J. Doe
Dover Club
J. E. McDonald
Lawrence
W.A. Parsons
Haverhill
J. J. Linehan
W. R. Hamilton
Nashua
Collins
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Daniel Burke
Charles F. King
Doe
T. H. Murnane
J. C. Morse
Concord
Manchester
Lowell
McDermott
Fall River
Boston
Boxing Gossip Sparks Boston Ring Scrutiny
A Boston boxing column outlines club owner profits and prearranged results, criticizing proprietary clubs that skim 80 percent of assessments while pressuring writers to back specific bouts. It notes upcoming events, disputed matchups, and the Boston Athletic Association sparring tournament with dates and officials.
Everett H. S. Beats Crescents in 16 to 8 Hoop Match
Everett High School defeated the Crescents 16 to 8 at the Y.M.C.A. gym last night in a hotly contested game before about 200 spectators. Scorers for Everett included De Long, Schoppelz, Hilton, Gilmore, Henderson, Nuttall and Fish with De Long leading floor goals. Referee Crocker officiated a 20 and 15 minute game.
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Crescents
Everett H. S&s. Crescents
Schoppelz
Campbell de Long
Y. F
Archibald
Fish Henderson
Goddard
Harris
Smith
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Sullivan
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Silmne
de Long
Hilton
Gilmore
Henderson
Nuttall
Fish
Crocker
Melrose High hockey blanked Woburn in league game
Melrose High School defeated Woburn High School at Ell Pond in a Suburban league game this afternoon by a score of 0 to 0.
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Woburn High School
Ell Pond
Harvard Beats Holy Cross In Close Worcester Clash
In Worcester on January 14 Harvard University edged Holy Cross in a hard fought game. Captain Hanavan and Storey starred for Harvard while a strong performance by Landers highlighted Holy Cross.
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Harvard University
Holy Cross
Hanavan
Storey
Harvard
Aeeda Landers
Holy Cr
Tarbox Vindicated as Accusers Punished
Tarbox was acquitted and accusers punished amid the Mayor’s disfavor. Tarbox spoke of no ill will and thanked the Mayor for his kind words while pledging to continue his duty. Mayor Weeks said all comments were in his message and had nothing to add. Revolters kept silent on the ruling.
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Tarbox
Weeks
Story Tellers Take to Knives Endicott Street Fight
Veto Pagliasello and his brother Giuseppe, both of 163 Endicott Street, were arrested for assault with a knife on Michele Poupele at the Endicott Street House. Poupele suffered a deep back wound and chest exposure, treated at the Relief Station. the brothers also sustained minor cuts. Police say the fight began over a challenge to storytelling.
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Veto Pagliasello
Giuseppe
Endicott Street
Gavin and McAuley
Michele Poupele
Poupele
Veto
Dunn
Elevator boy stops service over worn cable at 179 Summer
Edward Kelley a 179 Summer street elevator operator refused to run the car yesterday until a new cable was installed. He warned the old cable was worn and prone to fail. The 650 office building is owned by the John A Preston estate and sees hundreds of workers daily. A prior inspection had deemed the elevator safe. The cable examiner said strands broke whenever bent. Kelley first noticed the problem yesterday morning around 10.00.
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Edward Kelley
Summer Street
John A. Preston
Kelley
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