Charlestown Falls Twice In Gilt Edge Match At 999th Alleys
In the Gilt Edge match at the 999th alleys last evening Charlestown leaders lost two games to the battery team. Pin fall was heavy with both sides over 2700. Carter topped with a 600 series, Gordon rolled a 217 single and 593 total. Score not provided.
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Gardner boxers under fire as Billy’s decline cited
In a Boston letter, critic notes Billy Gardner’s recent setback against Danny Duane and loss of form, calling for retirement from boxing. George and Jimmy Gardner praised for skill, while Ed Moore, Patsey McKenna, and others referenced. Contemplates private handball match and possible cross‑Atlantic bouts, with London boxing chatter and bets amid the 1920s era sports scene.
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West End
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Jim Jeffords
Philadelphia
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Dick O’brien
New England
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East Boston
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New York
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East Cambridge
Hugh McLaughlin
Tom Carey
Carey
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Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
Golden
London
Spike Sullivan
Jem Maloney
Eddy Connolly
Tom Wooley
National Sporting Club
Peggy Bettinson
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
E N Foss Promises Hyde Park Hospital Gift
Hyde Park banquet guests heard Eugene N Foss pledge to buy land for a hospital to be donated to the town He said a company has applied for a Hyde Park national bank charter and predicted 5000 workers at the Sturtevant Blower Works within three years The event also featured talks on Canadian reciprocity free iron and hides with officials including Thomas E Faunce Charles F Morrison Samuel R Moseley Edward Q Dyer and Alonzo W Dunbar present.
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Hyde Park
Sweeney Walcott Bout Draws Busy Week For Local Boxers
This week features a busy local boxing scene led by Friday night clash at the Essex Club between Sweeney and Walcott. The pair previously met in a fierce encounter, drawing strong interest for their rematch.
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Sweeney-Walcott
Essex Club
South Boston Club Bout Promises Corker As Weights Hit
The main bout at the South Boston Club tonight looks set to be a thriller with Goodman and Feltz in peak form and at their fighting weights.
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South Boston
Goodman
Feltz
Women Clerks Install Officers at Annual Meeting
The Women Clerks' Benefit Association held its annual meeting at Perkins Hall on Boylston Street. Officers elected for 1903 include Augusta M. Burleigh as president Hannah A. Decker as first vice president Jessie M. Darling as second vice president Mabel I. Newcombe as recording secretary Florence F. Hunt as financial secretary Mary A. Edwards as treasurer Sara A. Sullivan as sergeant at arms Katharine A. Glancy Alice A. Norris Effe A. Dample as trustees.
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Perkins Hall
Boylston Street
Augusta M. Burleigh
Hannah A. Decker
Jessie M. Darling
Mabel I. Newcombe
Florence F. Hunt
Mary A. Edwards
Sara A. Sullivan
Katharine A. Glancy
Alice A. Norris
Effe A. Dample
Four False Alarms Struck by Canvas Jacket Youth
Police and firemen in Dorchester and Roxbury raced to four alarms from boxes 363 377 286 and 272 early this morning. A young man in a canvas jacket amused himself by triggering the false alerts as dancers at Jubilee Hall held a party.
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Wheatland Avenue
Kilton Street
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Elmont
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Jubilee Hall
Hebrew Charity Ball Draws 5000 At Mechanics Hall
Mechanics' Hall hosted more than 5000 for a Hebrew charity ball aiding the Helping Hand Temporary Home for Desti tude Jewish Children. Grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sonnabend, with 200 couples following. Moses Youngerman directed the floor with 25 staff. Notables included Godfrey Morse Julius Rottenberg and A S Isaacson among invitees.
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Hebrew Ladies’ Helping Hand Association
Louis Sonnabend
Samuel H. Borofsky
A. Kurinsky
Leah Sacofsky
Jacob Beerman
Harry Silverman
Edward McDonald
Charles Baker
Edward Bean
Frances L. Cohen
Albert A. Ginsberg
Joseph Rudnick
J. H. Goodman
Parker Beats Etheridge in Hub Billiards Final
Parker defeated Etheridge last evening in the Hub billiard tournament by 27 points, edging a close match to claim the victory and the top score.
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Etheridge
Discarded Lover’s Betrayal Lands Albany Man Arrested
John Heron of Albany N Y was arrested and returned to the city on a charge of breaking and entering his employer’s store and stealing money and jewels. He admits guilt. The arrest followed facts supplied to Albany police by a woman he had discarded who later wired him but he refused to see her.
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Albany
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Heron
Smoot Elected U S Senator From Utah in Joint Session
Salt Lake City January 20 Apostle Reed Smoot was chosen United States Senator to succeed Rawlins. In Senate balloting Smoot won ten votes to Rawlins six and Governor Wells two. In the House Smoot received thirty six votes to Wells four and Rawlins four. Ratification is expected tomorrow at a joint legislative session.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
United States
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Senate
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Governor Wells
House
Wells
Rescued Tots Brought Here After Wellesley Fire
At South station 48 children rescued from the Convalescents' Home in Wellesley were moved from train to ambulance bound for Children's Hospital on Huntington Avenue. Policemen, porters, trainmen and nurses helped. Parents arrived after word of the rescue, Sister Caroline cared for anxious families and confirmed all were safe.
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Wellesley
Children’s Hospital
Huntington Avenue
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Nurse recounts fire at Convalescents' Home in Wellesley
In Wellesley on January 20 a fire driven by a defective chimney devastated the Convalescents' Home. Miss Andersen, the cook, smelled smoke and warned night matron Miss Jenkins as she carried the children to safety with help from Superintendent Bird. None were patients of Dr Lorenz.
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Gas Ended His Troubles
William F. Shoner aged 48 of 8 Middlesex street despondent over illness and his wife’s death shut a gas door and lay down to die yesterday afternoon. His body was found at 4 o'clock and taken to Undertaker Jones's, claimed by his stepdaughter Mrs. Gleason of 344 West Broadway, South Boston.
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Middlesex Street
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Gleason
West Broadway
Boston
Schooner D Gifford Sinks Blocking Harbor Entrance
The three mast schooner D Gifford loaded with coal sank at Pigeon Cove's entrance in Rockport. Captain Herbert Hudson, his wife, and four crew members were rescued by nearby vessels. The incident blocked the harbor access pending salvage and investigation.
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Pigeon Cove
D. Gifford
Herbert Hudson
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