Dudley Association Triumphs Over Roxbury in Suburban Interclub
In the Suburban Interclub tourney at Roxbury Clubhouse Dudley won six of ten points. Billiards went to Dudley 205 total over two games, pools both sides split, whist to Roxbury two points, bowling to Roxbury 2-1 with a final Roxbury lead faltering as Bacon of Dudleys struck three in the ninth.
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Dudley Association
Roxbury Club
Dudley
Roxbury
Trainer
Rogers
Saxe
Allston Club sweeps Riverdale in Circuit League match
The Allston Club won all three games against Riverdale at Alliston, bowling well and outbowling the visitors. They totaled 2582 for the three strings, with Riverdale over 800 pins behind, tightening a first place tie with Mangus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston
Riverdale
Alliston
Riverdales
Mangus
Bowling Showdown Sparks Big Scores at Madison Square Garden
In New York on January 18, ten runners competed for the Sportsmen's Trophy in the American bowling championship. Only two entrants, R. Wolf of the Republic, Brooklyn, and C. Behm of Lotus B, New York, surpassed 1100 with 1137 and 1132. More high scores awaited as results continued.
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York
Madison Square Garden
R. Wolf
B. C
Brooklyn
C. Behm
Lotus B
New York
Corinthian Club bowler H W McLellan far ahead in head pin event
The Corinthian Club ace H W McLellan with 1177 pins remains unlikely to be beaten as C K Starr of the Metropolitan Club leads after two 60s and a 68 for 148 in the head pin event run 4.
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H. W. McLellan
Crackajack
Ceat
C. K. Starr
Clu
Whitmans win two of three in Old Colony League series
Whitman February 18 evening games in Whitman saw the Whitmans take two of three against the Keswicks in a three game Old Colony League set. Final scores and details were not fully reported in the surviving text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Whitmans
Keswicks
WY Roget Ev Siay Chan
Stoughton Beats Montello in Big Pin League Sweep
In Brockton on January 18, Stoughton def Montello in three straight games led by Drake of Stoughton posting a 607 series. Final scores show Stoughton with 742 789 769 for a 2300 total while Montello struggled at 693 709 2119.
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Brockton
Stoughtons
Montellos
Old Colony
Drake
Stoughton
iMontello
Rockland Beats Metropolitans to Lead League
Rockland defeated the Metropolitans three straight to seize league leadership. Grace of Rockland led with a 635 total in the feature game as the Rocklands triumphed with a decisive score.
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Rockland
Rocklands
Metropolitans
Whitman
Grace of
Metropolitan
North Abington Defeats South Ends in Cager Victory
North Abington beat South Ends three straight tonight in a high scoring game. King of North Abington tallied 6638 with a 208 single. Final scores show North Abington 2177 to 2108 for South Ends after three periods.
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North Abington
North
Campello Defeats Belvideres By Default In Swims Meet
Campello Massachusetts notes a 3-0 swim win as Belvideres defaults. The scores show Campello at 726 800 784 totaling 2310. This summary preserves the event and results with named places and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campello
Mass
Campellos
Belvideres
Veazie Sets Season High in Candle Pin League
Warren Veazie rolled 580 for a three string record in the Insurance League. Standings list meet 303 Kiley 301 Martin 297 Smith 292 J Sullivan 291 Hall 273 Logan 272 Swasey 260 McAllan 267. Tonight two big Candle Pin League matches loom at Jameson and Kirby alleys.
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Warren Veazie
St. James
Kiley
Martin
Smith
J. Sullivan
Hall
Logan
Swasey
MccAllan
Jameson
Somerville
Kirby
Sudbury
Prospect Street
Cambridge
J. Bean
Kersey
Mr. Smith
Bickford
G. Bean
Carr
Murphy
Dray
McKenna
Sheehan
Murray & Irwin
Bill’ O’bryan
Warren Dow
Howard Street
I. J. Walker
Walker
Corbett Drops Controversy Over Siler Case
Jim Corbett abandons plans to meet Siler in Chicago to prove alleged collusion with Fitzsimmons. Siler plans a public statement to defend his honesty as a referee. Corbett urged to back up his $25,000 offer to Fitzsimmons with $5,000 to $10,000 and a $25,000 guarantee.
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New York
Jim Corbett
Siler
Fitzsimmons
Carson
Chicago
Corbett
Maher Accepts Kid McCoy Challenge in Pittsburg Fight
Peter Maher accepted Kid McCoy's challenge in Pittsburg on January 18. He calls the bout the easiest ever and has posted a forfeit with a local paper to bind the match. Maher awaits McCoy's response to confirm.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Peter Maher
McCoy
R Maher
Griffo Breaks Hand in Bridgeport Exhibition
Johnny Morelock of Danbury wins the eight round bout against Australian Kid Griffo after Griffo breaks his right hand in the second round. George Siddons of New Orleans defeats Walter Burge of Boston in ten rounds, Burge spared from knockout. Michael Brennan of Bridgeport KO’s Jack Coston of New Haven in the eleventh round.
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Bridgeport
Michael Brennan
Jack Coston
New Haven
Ziegler Draws With McGeever In Williamstown Bout
In Williamstown at the Opera House Owen Ziegler of Philadelphia and Jack McGeever of Williamstown fought six rounds to a draw before a sizable Dauphin county crowd. Both sparred cautiously with Ziegler scoring two knockdowns but the referee stopped the action as a draw.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Owen Ziegler
Philadelphia
Jack McGeever
Williamstown
Upper Dauphin County
Ziegler
MccGeever
Goff Beats Conroy In Fierce Twenty Round Clash
In Troy New York tonight at Manhattan A C Tom Stockings Conroy champion of Rennsselaer county and Charles Goff California middleweight champion fought twenty rounds. Goff won the decision in a bout described as one of the fiercest contests in the area.
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Troy
N. Y
Tom “Stockings
Conroy
Rennsselaer County
Charles Goff
California
Manhattan A. C
Goft
Maher answers McCoy with blunt challenge in boxing spat
Boxing note says Peter Maher quickly replied to Kid McCoy's catchweight challenge with a concise offer to meet anywhere, anytime, if McCoy puts up money. The piece lauds Maher's direct method over protracted promotional boasts and notes McCoy faces a lean theatrical season.
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Peter Maher
Kid McCoy
Maher
Peter
McCoy
Kennedy, James J. Kennedy, Boxing Teacher
Local notice announces James J. Kennedy, boxing instructor, seeking a position as a teacher for boxing at St. address with a call for inquiries or applications.
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Jas. J. . Kennedy
Fot St
Boxing Talk Highlights Scraps and Possible Fights
The article surveys fighters like McCoy and Sieloff amid sparring tactics and prize money aims. It notes George Green’s challenge to Walcott, San Francisco boxing reopens with Choynski vs Ryan, and various Boston Gym bouts and open competitions chaired by George V. Tuohy.
Harvard freshman baseball team names 27 candidates
Harvard freshman baseball opens with Captain Rand listing 27 hopefuls for 9 positions. Compared with 49 last year, the smaller pool comes as students balance mid term exams with practice as the slate shifts to the season.
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Harvard
Rand
W. J. Kibby
J. R. Bertholf
G. P. Milne
FE. O. Horstmann
E. J. Sampson
S. T. Cutler
J. F. Carter
C. F. Shaw
H. W King
J C. Bailey
C. S. Kelley
E. E. Coolidge
S. W. Kendall
J. K. Robinson
J. A. Greydon
Co. C. Clark
G. T. Putnam
Co. L. Thurston
W. L. Cropley
Left Field
W.S. Morris
H. Parton
A. H. Eustis
F. G. Hodskins
W. G. Quincy
H. McKay Jones
A. W. Merriam
C. W. Wyman
Winthrop Yacht Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Last night at Youngs Hotel the Winthrop Yacht Club held its annual meeting and unanimously elected Commodore George E Leighton Vice Commodore Arthur W Chesterton Secretary Charles G Bird Treasurer Luther T Harrington Audit uncertain Measurer Harry Hutchinson Directors Clarence H Billings Edgar A Cook Lyman Meston Charles A Henry Regatta Committee Arthur T Bliss Harry M Frost Aaron Sanderson Joseph L Rankin Edgar A Cook Membership Committee H W Hall Albert Partridge William Fordham Franklin H Richardson William H Mirick Minot H Beacham John G Cuthbertson Albert S Richards Joseph L Rankin
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Young’s Hotel
George E. Leighton
Arthur W. Chesterton
Charles G. Bird
Luther T. Harrington
Harry Hutchinson
Clarence H. Billings
Edgar A. Cook
Lyman §. Meston
Charles A. Henry
Arthur T. Bliss
Harry M. Frost
Aaron Sanderson
Joseph L. Rankin
Edgar A
Spinks Defeats Schaefer In Balk Line Match
Spinks beats Schaefer 260 to 189 in the second game of the 18 inch balk line tournament at Chicago. Schaefer misplayed numerous shots as Spinks gains a comfortable share of the purse. High run and detailed scores noted with averages and totals.
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Chicago
Spinks
Schaefer
Jake
Cocking Main Draws Travelers From Blackstone to Chicago
A group of sporting men from Blackstone and nearby towns left for Chicago for a cocking main on January 26. They brought thirty cocks and plan to fight twenty-one battles. The total ante is 2590 dollars, with 100 dollars per battle. Owners hail from North Smithfield while backers and handlers come from Providence Valley Falls and the local area. The same birds defeated California birds last fall.
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Blackstone
Chicago
North Smithfield
Providence
Valley Falls
California
Baseball Figures and Team Moves Across The League
Billy Hallman stars with a burlesque company on the road while set to join Brooklyn next season. John T. Brush defends current pitching distance as adequate and science. Washington fans want Tom Tucker kept at first base if Jack Doyle shifts to third to boost the offense. The Milwaukee club contemplates a rich spring trip to the South for practice. Donny Mack remains a veteran leader for the Brewers. New York and Chicago decline to buy draft or release players as they seek stability. Tom Burns of Springfield is the target manager Chicago fears adding. Ed Hanlon claims Baltimore will be the strongest club next season after a key Washington deal. Richard Croker Jr. and Frank Croker are eyed for Brown University baseball by coach Fred Tenney as promising twirlers.
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Billy Hallman
Brooklyn
John T. Brush
Cincinnati
Washington
Tom Tucker
Jack Doyle
Tommy
Milwaukee
Donny Mack
Brewers
New York
Chicago
Tom Burns
Springfield
Ed Hanlon
Baltimores
Boston
Richard Croker, Jr
Frank Croker
Press Cycling Club Faces North Shore A in Lynn Tonight
The Press Cycling Club plays North Shore A at Lynn this evening and will skip Thursday league action. Big Bill Bannon is Lynn’s goalie, while Melkejohn plans to boost Pawtucket seating. A Taunton East Weymouth rink opening game features Taunton versus East Weymouth.
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Pawtucket
Melkejohn
Big Bill Bannon
Jim
Tom Bannon
Lynn
G. A
North Shore A
J. Dwight Brady
Boston
Attleboro
Yoasster
Dawson
Anderson
Cornell and Columbia Track Meet Scheduled in New York
The deal meet between Cornell and Columbia track teams will take place in New York on May 14. Also listed are a 1000 point pool match in New York Jan 19 20 21 and 22 with Dan Tawler and Al Downs. Philadelphia oarsmen revolt fizzled. and Brown undergraduates to convene in Providence over college athletics with Penn Yale Harvard Columbia Cornell and possibly Princeton and Yale participating.
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Wees
John J
Hugh Leonard
Care
New York Athletic Club
Inquirer
Cornell
Columbia
New York
Dan Tawler
Boy Wonder
al Downs
Ome
Jack Dolan
Kossuth Hall
Philadelphia
Athletic Club
Malden Baseball Association
Earl Reynolds
England
Lonn
Brown University
Providence
University of Pennsylvenia
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
National Championships to Be Decided by Point System
The Los Angeles Wheelmen discuss rule changes with Chairman Mott. A new point system would award five points to first in the national championship race and four to second, down to one for fifth, making the title earned by overall performance across the circuit.
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Mott
Racing Board
Potter Wins in Pennsylvania Division for L A W Leadership
Pennsylvania delegates reaffirmed an agreement to support Isaac B Potter for president in return for J Keen of Pittsburgh as vice president. The four hour meeting ended 64 to 36 and then unanimous. Potters name and Keenan were centerpiece, with discussion about possible candidacies and support from other states.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Pennsylvania
New York
Isaac B. Potter
J. Keen
Pittsburg
Samuel Boyle
Quinn
Keenan
Potter
George P. Bearsley
New York Committee
Gideon
Sterling Elliott
New Jersey
Elliott
Massachusetts
Vice Presient
Meet Club Sets Sails for National IL A W Assembly
The 99 Meet Club met at Copley Square with 17 members to back a Boston bid for the national IL A W assembly next year in St. Louis. President Porter was chosen to lead delegates, with records kept by A G Frothingham. Plans include endorsements from New England L A W divisions, Associated Cycling Clubs, and city officials. A 50 cent admission for new members, buttons, and membership cards were approved, with a finance committee formed and an initial $30 subscription.
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IL. A. W
Boston
Copley Square
F. Howard Porter
A. G. Frothingham
St. Louis
G. A. Perkins
Porter
National Assembly
New England L. A. W
Associated Cycling Clubs
Boston Cycle Board of Trade
Boston Retail Merchants’ Association
Indiana
Messrs
Henry KE. Ducker
Frank C. Kimball
J. J. Shea
F. P. Sibley
Messrs. Fourdrinier and Frothingham
Track Men Up in Arms Against National Cycle Track Association
New York reports strong opposition to the National Cycle Track Association as track managers and owners form a rival Cycle Track Owners' Association of America. The rival group plans to sign riders to appear on its tracks only while the NCTTA vows to pursue its aims without antagonizing others.
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New York
National Cycle Track Association
Cycle Track Owners’ Association of America
Cycle Club Polo Matches End in Wheelmen and Press C C Victories
In two Casino games last night the Press C C and White Wheelmen triumphed. White Wheelmen defeated Malden Roadsters 5 to 2 marking the first time over two goals against the crack team this season. Press C C beat Metropolitan Wheelmen 7 to 2 with clean play and one non intentional foul.
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Press C. C
White Wheelmen
P. CC. C
Pease, Gay
Will Clark
Malden Roadsters
Steps—Sampson
McCrillis
Durgin
Gordon
Bicycle Gossip And Racing News From Boston Area
Nat Butler and wife joined racing men bound for Bellair Florida. A London ladies twelve days race saw Mlle. Roger of France take first. A rear horizontal wheel idea is proposed to slow pace car collisions. President Potter claims 258 votes in the national assembly with 137 majority. Handicapper Batchelder leaves the American Cycle Racing Association. A benefit cake walk for Allan B. Spiers and W. B. McNabs of East Boston is planned for February 10. Spiers injured in 1896 and McNabb in 1897. A barbecue is set for Tiger Roadsters in Dorchester on January 26 with L. A. W. officials expected. Arthur K. Peck announces winter meet rehearsals at Back Bay Cycle Company riding school from January 23 at 2:30 p.m.
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Nat Butler
Party of Racing
Bellair
Fla
London
Mlle
Roger
France
Potter
National Assembly
Batchelder
American Cycle Racing Association
Messrs
Powers
Brady
Kennedy
South
Allan B. Spiers
W. B. McNabs
Boston
Mr. Spiers
Lawrence
McNabb
L. C. Zeffernich
J. F. Spiers
James Forsyth
Don Keating
Tiger Roadsters
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Arthur K. Peck
Back Bay Cycle Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Street
Consolidated Minstrel Show
Jay Eaton Makes Worldwide Challenge In Indoor Cycling
New York rider Jay Eaton issues a global challenge offering 500 dollars to start with and inviting any world champion to race. He names Lehr Sanger Cooper Bald Taylore Michael and others, proposing one to three mile heats with various pacing formats and inviting European riders to accept.
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ST. Louis
Jay Eaton
New York
Lehr
Sanger
Cooper
Bald
Taylore
Michael
Chalces Lehr
Preerr Eye
Barnicoat Vets Ball Draws 400 Couples In Revere Hall
The Barnicoat Fire Association held a grand ball in Revere Hall last night. The new hall was crowded with 75 veterans in uniform and 400 couples attended the grand march led by four young girls. Prominent guests from multiple cities and fire departments were present.
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Barnicoat Fire Association
Revere Hall
Salem Cadet Band
Mollie Perry
Edith Kimball
Bertha Woods
Carrie Egerton
J. S. Keenan
Kittie Danahey
R. L. Litchfield
Litchfield
F. W. Patterson
Patterson
Webber
Boston
Cushing
Hingham
Cheswell
Quimby
J. J. McCarthy
Lloyd
Brockton
Randall
Portsmouth
Golliff
Revere
Perry
The
Roxbury Veterans
Hussey
Albert Peters
City
Samuel Abbott
John S. Kenney
James Littleton
Neponset
Flanagan
George Dowling
C. C. Wilson
Boston Veterans
John H. Barstow
W. H.N. Knight
Sherwood Knights Ball Draws 300 At Conclave Pride Ball
The third annual Conclave Pride of Massachusetts No. 114 Knights of Sherwood Forest ball at Roughan Hall Charlestown drew 300 couples after a concert. Grand and floor directors led the 9 pm dance as a large reception committee and numerous guests attended.
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Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Massachusetts
Knights of Sherwood Forest
Robert L. Melizer
Cornelius J. Shea
J. C. Thompson
C. R. Kenney
C. S. Shea
C. McCarthy
J. J. Belton
W. W. Reid
George Emmet
John Trahey
H. W. Reid
Alice E. Reed
May F. Davis
J. J. Ryan
Patrick Hickey
Edward Thorndike
Edward Baker
Joe Mullin
Juizzie Green
Lizzie Brennan
D. Kane
J. A. Rowan
William Bennett
Edward Madden
Agnes Cochran
Charles T. Carroll
New York
Jose M. Downey
Edward Byrne
Mary Logan
C. Healy
Katie Daly
Katie Byrne
Aggie Brennan
Ely
John O’brien
Nellie Rogers
Annie Rogers
Sadie Leonard
John Hogan
Sadie Ross
Fred Wilson
Seventeenth of June Carnival elects officers for year
The Seventeenth of June Carnival Association met in Charlestown with Alderman Presho presiding and elected officers for the coming year including President Alderman Presho and Vice Presidents William H. Oakes James Ginty E. A. Carter Mark E. Smith and others. A death resolution for Thomas J. Ohernin was set for a committee. The group proposed two parades for the '98 celebration, night and morning.
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Main
Union Streets
Charlestown
Edward W. Presho
Alderman Presho
William H. Oakes
James Ginty
E. A. Carter
Mark E. Smith
J. J. McCarthy
Andrew Byrnes
George W. Wilson
Harry L. Grant
Joseph J. Corbett
Three Inter scholastic Polo Games at Ifranklin Field
In a Friday afternoon program at Ifranklin Field three interscholastic polo matches produced decisive results. Cambridge Manual beat Eng Sh High 2 1, Mechanic Arts High defeated Dorchester High 2 0, and Melrose High overwhelmed Roxbury Latin 7 1.
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Ifranklin Field
Cambridge Manual
Eng Sh High
Mechanic Arts High
Dorchester High
Melrose High
Roxbury Latin
Transit plan for Boston called essential civic project
Boston transit officials say solving how to move every commuter to desired destinations is as critical as sewerage and water systems. The plan aims to serve residents from homes to any city location and through the city with efficient service.
Elevated railway plan to supplement steam services
The speakers outline constructing an elevated line fed by transit from subway access, targeting areas not served by steam railways and promising to supplement existing networks. They stress public service duties for corporations and a fair return for risk as guiding principles.
Pillsbury Voices Support for Transit Plan and City Growth
Former Attorney General Albert E. Pillsbury argued that the Elevated railway project could deliver the best transportation system, urging patience as incorporators work. He warned Boston’s congestion stems from concentrating commerce in a 1,000,000 person city with narrow streets and a blockaded State Street core.
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Albert E. Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Elevated Railway Corporation
Boston
State Street
Boston Leaders Debate Rail Station Location And Commerce
The remarks critique the proposed southern Union station as a missed chance for city business and traffic flow. Lucius Tuttle of the Merchants' Club credits speakers for insight and urges welcoming capital investment to attract commerce and elevate rail ventures in Boston.
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Southern Union Station
Lucius Tuttle
Merchants’ Club
National League votes to hold meeting in New York
The Herald reports four of the twelve National League clubs favor moving the February meeting to New York to decide the schedule. New York joins Boston Philadelphia Chicago in supporting the shift, while St. Louis remains the potential host if supporters fall short.
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New York
the Herald
National League of Baseball Clubs
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Young
Donoghue Wins Final Three Mile Skating Race
Donoghue defeated Letts in the last of their skating series securing victory in the three mile race by fifty feet with a time of 10 minutes 29 seconds. Donoghue also won the other two events in the program.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Joseph Donoghue
William Letts
Donoghue
Stole suit of clothes leads to arrest in Charles Town
Murray Lyons aged 21 of 66 Chapman Street Charles Town was arrested yesterday afternoon for larceny of a suit of clothes from A. B. Freed at 277 Main Street.
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Murray Lyons
Chapman Street
Charlestown
A. B. Freed
Main Street
Pigs and Cats Show At Boston Poultry Exhibition
The third annual Boston Poultry Association exhibition opened in Mechanics Hall featuring cats pigeons canaries rabbits guinea pigs singing birds and parrots with over two thousand poultry entries up 600 from last year. Notable displays include record pigeon numbers tortoise shell and long haired cats and exotic geese and peacocks. Awards crowned forty one fowl varieties and nearly fifty special prizes. Prominent exhibitors include George B Inches North Grafton with silver gray Dorking cocks and pullets A and EB Tarbox Yorkville Ill with silver Wyandottes H T Seiler South Natick with Toulouse geese and ganders Benjamin W Crowninshield Boston Embden geese Arthur H Lagendorph Chinese geese Whiting Farm Holyoke Leghorn cocks and Wil liam McNeil London Canada golden and silver Polish birds Oakland Farm Taunton with buff Cochins and Henry Hales Ridgewood N J white Dorkings.
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Boston Poultry Association
Mechanics’ Hall
New England
New York
George B Inches
North Grafton
A. & EB. Tarbox
Yorkville
Ill
H. T. Seiler
South Natick
Benjamin W. Crowninshield
Boston
Arthur H. Lagendorph
Whiting
Holyoke
William McNeil
London
Canada
Oakland Farm
Taunton
Henry Hales
Ridgewood
N. J
Will of Rev Corcoran Leaves Convalescent Home Plan
The will of Rev. William J. Corcoran provides almost the entire estate to charity for a convalescents home linked to Carney Hospital in South Boston. Probate contestants Daniel and Hannah Corcoran withdrew objections. executors are Rev. Joseph H. Gallagher and M J Jordan.
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St. Vincent’s Church
South Boston
Supreme Court
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Hannah Corcoran
San Francisco
Carney Hospital
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Daniel
Roxbury
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Greenlodge
Joseph H. Gallagher
M. J Jordan
Thomas J. Gargan
M. J. Jordan
Messrs. Peabody and Greenough
Investigations Open Into Otis Bribery Charges
In Columbus Ohio on January 18 the Senate committee began probing bribery claims by Representative Otis in the recent senatorial contest. Separate House committee inquiry invited but did not participate. Hanna supporters represented, no counsel allowed. Executive sessions set with Robertson as prosecutor. Burke presiding. four witnesses examined. Garfield abstained.
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Senate Committee
Otis
House Committee
J. J. Sullivan
H. M. Daugherty
Cyrus Huling
Hanna
Major Dick
Burke
Robertson
Garfield
Malden Council Association elects officers at annual dinner
The Malden First City Council Association held its annual dinner at Youngs with fourteen members present. Honorable E.S. Converse presided and was elected president, with James Pierce named vice president and Benjamin Faulkner, Henry E. Turner, and William H. Murphy as the executive committee members.
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