Ernst defeats Flaherty in nine rounds at Lynn
Ernst of New York defeats Lowell's Flaherty in nine rounds in a fast technical bout. Flaherty battles hard but weakens by the seventh as Ernst maintains aggression and precise body blows to seal the victory. Other bouts include Elms over McCoy and a draw between Rosenberg and Callihan. crowds enjoy a lively boxing evening.
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Lynn
Music Hall
Ly Ernst c
New York
Joe Laherty
Lowell
Ernst
Flaherty
Ilaherty
Rast
Rnst
Bill Daly
Solaherty
Connolly
Clinch
Elinch
Rush
Joe Eliis
Kid McCoy
Elms
McCoy
Daly
Morris Rosenberg
Jerry Callihan
Rosenberg
Callihan
Charlie Ringwood
Bob
A. C. M’kenzie
Choynski
Hall
Armory
West Newton Street
Sears
Zimpher
Mike Sears
Dolly Lyons
Billy Brierly
Boston
Jed Curry
Austin Kaveney
Dave Sullivan
Jimmy Gallagher
Buddy Damon
Gallagher
Bart Ryan
Spike Sullivan
Mullin
Fenton
Sammy Kelley
Jack Ward
Martin Flaherty
Denny McBride
Manhattan
West End
Georgie Dixon
Joey Walcott
Coney Island
Dixon
Walcott
O’rourke
Kid Lavigne
Sam Fitzpatrick
Lavigne
Dick Burge
Tommy Tracey
Billy Smith
Tracey
England
Dan Creedon
Smith
Tom Ryan
George V. Toohey
Johnny Briggs
Waltham
Steve Mahoney
Chelsea
Prescott Athletic Club
Charlie Farrell
Dave Ross
Somerville
Young Sisto
Central Falls
R. L
Tom Moriarty
Dan McConnell
Holyoke
Kenzie
Boxing Bossip on Jim Hall Defeat by Joe Choynski
An obituary tone sports column condemns Jim Hall after a defeat to Joe Choynski. Hall is described as cowardly and discredited, while Choynski is praised for a courageous performance despite the unfavorable odds. The piece questions Hall’s motives and past.
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Jim Hall
Tim Hurst
Choynski
Wiall
Hall
Joe Choynski
Jim
Fragmented SMS style note about a teacher and peers
A garbled message discusses a professor and peers, noting a perceived lack of a peer in teaching. The text appears as an informal chat fragment with corrupted words and unclear details.
Gravel and Stones in the Bladder Warn of Kidney Disease
A health note explains gravel or stones in the bladder arise from diseased kidneys. Baker's Kidney Pills claim to dissolve stones and heal inflamed parts while acting as a kidney tonic. A book on the remedy is offered free by Baker Pill Co in Bangor Maine with pill pricing at druggists.
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Baker Pill Co
Bangor, Maine
Keith’s
Anshelm sets three string record at Boylston alleys
Anshelm of Roslindale Cycle Club broke the three string mark by knocking down 582 pins amid applause. Roslindale totaled 2434 pins after Roxbury Wheelmen forfeited, while Shawmut dominated the Orientals in the other match.
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Anshelm
Roslindale Cycle Club
Boylston
Roslindale
Roxbury
Shawmut
Orients
Willison and Elliott Vie for League of American Wheelmen Presidency
Archibald C. Willison of Maryland and Sterling Elliott of Massachusetts emerge as the two final candidates for the League of American Wheelmen presidency. The race splits opinion with divergent principles, and the national assembly in New York will decide. Rumors say Isaac Potter has pledged New York and Massachusetts votes to Louisville, with regional blocs also influencing the outcome.
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Baltimore
Archibald C. Willison
Maryland
Sterling Elliott
Massachusetts
League of American Wheelmen
National Assembly
New York
Isaac Potter
Louisville
League
A. C. Willison
Mary
Sterling Eliott
New York Bicycle Show Draws Crowds and Debate
The New York bicycle show attracts packed crowds with women among the enthusiasts. Attendees critique wheels while exhibitors from Saattuck & Sons Boston Hartford Rubber Works and others display tires, repairs, and decorative booths. Notables include Bob Garener Pop Brewster and George A. Gideon joining the Philadelphia contingent. The industry notes high costs and calls for a local show to boost trade.
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New York
Colonel Pope
Saattuck & Sons
Boston
Warwicks
Hartford Rubber Works Company
Boston Woven Hose Company
Philadelphia
Bob” Garener
Pope Company
Pop Brewster
Wheels
George A. Gideon
Racing Board Fame
Terpsichore Reigned at Boston Waiters Ball
The Boston Waiters Benevolent Association held its thirty third ballast night in Music Hall with a promeneade concert at 8. A large crowd filled the hall as 590 couples danced the waltz amid emblem decorations and mottoes. Notables and guests listed include Hickey, Mrs. D. Rogers, Miss Vena Moser, Miss Sadie Dolon, Miss Mary Ambrose, D. Edwards, Miss Mary Harkins, Thomas Sennott, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hanniford, Miss Mamie Carey, Mr. and Mrs. John Leary, Lawrence Coneton, William Crooke, William P. Todd, and Harry Marshal.
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Terpsichore
Music Hall
Boston Waiters’ Benevolent Association
Patrick H. Honan
James McHugh
John J. Bryne
Edward Cousins
Dennis P. Corbett
William B. Foster
William Fleming
Brnne Gorman
John J. Hartney
John Hayes
Timothy Hooley
John J. Harkins
Patrick Jordan
Michael F. Morrissey
Thomas Donohue
Clarence Cahill
Mary Rich
Michael Cronan
Joseph Ryan
Clark's Hotel
John McKanne
Walter Clark
Albert Ellis
Annie Sullivan
Nellie O'Donnell
Mary BH
Conly
Lawrence
Nellie McNamara
Hannah McLaughlin
William Yates
P. J. Ryan
James Quinn
Russell
J. Kelley
Parker House
Herbert Ellis
Annie Flaherty
Minnie Driscoll
Mamie Fitz
M. Casey
M. F. McDonough
John Burrill
John Plante
E. H. Kearney
James Metler
Feely
Adams House
F. McGarry
Lawrence Craig
F. Keating
K. Kitchen
Ella Stickney
Bessie Daly
Nora Sullivan
Lizzie Donough
George O’connor
Lizzie McCaura
Napoleon Martell
J. A. Finn
Mamie Finn
Minnie Hart
Everett
Mary Edwards
Rose Halpin
Ella Allisson
Mary Donohue
May Carey
Boston Gymnasium Night Draws Hundreds of Athletes
Two thousand attendees fill Boston College Hall for a long athletic exhibition directed by Albert C. Dowling. Mike Sweeney headlines the high jump while fencers, boxers, wand drillers, and a bicycle race segment entertain as crowds watch prominent gymnastic clubs and a grand ball closes the evening.
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Boston College
Albert C. Dowling
Lincoln Club
E. F. Parker
Union Gymnasium
Gus
Freddie Galvin
Fred St. Onge
Dan Connolly
St. Onge
Tom Hennessy
Herman Taylor
Taylor
Lee
Marston
W. Clark
F. Archibald
Clark
Mike Sweeney
Phil Stingel
New England
Stinger
al Dowling
Jerry O’connor
Willie Dacy
T. W. Douglass
International Chess Tourney Final Round Stirs Petersburg
In the national chess masters tournament final in St Petersburg on January 21 the opening Ph Q4 led to a fifty four move game in which Lasker won and Pillsbury Steinitz had adjourned their disputes. Final scores show Lasker 10 1 2, Pillsbury 7 8, Steinitz 7 1 2, Tschigorin 6 10.
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Petersburg
Toe
Anene
Tschigorin
Pillsbury
Steinitz
Lasker
Bowling results at Ola Powder House announced
The scores show Glendons 2455 Kernwoods 2411 Centrals 2494 216 2309 2474 indicate league results with several teams listed among mixed entries and commercials.
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Ola Powder House
Glendons
Commercials
Kernwoods
Centrals
MELR Line 9 Game Postponed on Poor Ice
In Oshkosh on January 21 the MELR team line 9 game scheduled for this afternoon was postponed due to poor ice conditions affecting play and safety.
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Osh
Hello Girls Danse at Odd Fellows Hall Draws Operators
Boston telephone operators and friends packed Odd Fellows Hall for the Hello Girls Danse. Attendees, urged to ring the bell as the line stayed busy, show the crowd’s enthusiasm for the event and the operators’ social gathering.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boston
Montrose Social Club Plans Second Annual Ball
The Montrose Social Club will host its second annual ball at Orienta Hall on Thursday January 23. The floor will be supervised by William Dow and Frank McDonald.
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Montrose Social Club
Orienta Hall
William Dow
Frank McDonald
Ninth Regiment Indoor Games Stir City Athletic Scene
A monster set of indoor games under the Ninth Regiment excites athletic circles with a tug of war featuring New England military teams. World champions Mike Sweeney Tom Burke Tommy Conneff and Bernard J Weters will compete alongside 350 entrants in four handicap events and the 88 yard novice race. Forty seven runners start the one mile. Burke faces eighty three rivals in his favored 0 yard dash and 127 enter the 75 yard dash with Gonterman Bigelow Roche Eaton Andrews and Weters among them. Numerous regimental and allied teams bid for the great relay crown as Company B Fifth Regiment and others clash in grand struggles.
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Ninth Regiment
New England
Mike Sweeney
Tom Burke
Tommy Conneff
Bernard J. Weters
Holy Cross College
New York A. C
Boston University
Gonterman
Frank Bigelow
Harvard
J. F. Roche
Eaton
Andrews
Weters
Saece
Fifth Regiment
Attletic Association
Fall River
Stage Gossip Highlights Musicals and Acts in Boston
Francis Wilson returns to Tremont with The Merry Monarch while Lulu Glaser appears in boyish costume. Hansel and Gretel charms Hollis Street Theatre children as The Prisoner of Zenda copies London staging. Electric effects dazzle Superba at Boston Theatre. Caroline Miskel Hoyt stars in A Contented Woman at the Park as Hoyt’s Black Sheep gains heat in New York. Continental acts, trapeze stunts, and sea of variety entertain at Castle Square, Crystal Maze, Howard Atheneum, and Nickeloeon with Minco’s City Club company, the Zalva trio, and more.
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Francis Wilson
Boston
the Tremont
Lulu Glaser
St. James Theatre
London
Museum
New York
George Alexander
Sothern
Caroline Miskel Hoyt
Cesar
Mr. Hoyt
Hoyt
Madison Square Theatre
Howard Atheneum
Zalva
Minco
City Club
Herman
Tanakas
Arnold Sisters
Thomas and Watson
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Sprague
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H. G. Weggle
Police Signal Service
H. C. Cherrington
T. C. Wales
J. L. Stone
L. C. Beck
William Nichols
Augusta Nickinszki
Charles J. E. Schoenbell
Albert Tuttle
George Cameron
J. H. Lane
F. T. Crockett
T. C. Perkins
E. H. Reed
W. B. Ware
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Columbia Theatre
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Edwin Knowles
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Howard's Own
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Old Howard
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Kate Dallas
Miss Dallas
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Mr. I. J. Lang
Johanna Gadske
Carlotta Desvignes
Barron Berthald
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Boston Museum
E.H. Sothern
Zenda
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