Stoughton Rubber Co Wins Rubber League Title In Victory
The Stoughton Rubber Company team clinched the Rubber League championship by defeating the Cable team. Stoughton finished with two wins including a tied game, sealing the title last night with decisive play and solid team effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapp & Tilton
Ice
Sayward & Whitten
Eame
Nay
Mack
Matthews
Standard Clothing Company
Co. A. Rownjing
Clapp & Sete
T'd
Farrell
Mack Aee
Blackman
Rice
Bowler
T'il Taylor Peer Ee
Phinney
Elon i Gidicte
Hendley Paadeversees Sane
McCarthy Eenescowsese
Eenehatanes
T'd. Bowler
McLennan
Sean
Bartow
A. Browning
Crowther
Southwick
Enseees
Stoughton Rubber Company
Stoughtons
Butter Team Sweeps Marketmen League With Big Wins
The Butter team swept all three games against Fruit in the Marketmen's League last night. The margins were liberal enough to discourage Fruit bowlers, with Butter dominating at every stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowler
Wright
Clar
Kimsma
Totele
Strife at Bowling Congress Seethes in Buffalo
In Buffalo New York January 21 strife grows at the American Bowling Congress convention as eastern and western factions clash over leadership and policy in a tense clash that signals ongoing sectional tension within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
American Bowling Congress
Eastern and Western Delegates Clash Over Adjournment
Eastern and Western delegates argued over adjournment with threats of a split into two bodies. Charles H. Ebbetts, Eastern candidate for president, criticized proxy tactics as he eyed a square fight. Western bowlers led by Thompson’s Colts posted high scores for Thompson’s Colts Chicago and Farmers B C Cleveland among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ern
Langhenry
Samuel Karpf
Charles H. Ebbetts
Thompson
Colts
Chicago
Farmers
B. C
Cleveland
Badgers
Erie
Penn
Thompson's
Marion
Indianapolis
Monarch
Brooklyn
Arlington
Columbus
Grand B. C
Akron
Electrical Bowlers Issue Challenge
The Chase Shawmut Electrical Company bowlers issue a challenge to any team in the same profession to a game or series of games on local alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase & Shawmut Electrical Company
Frank Redlon
St. James Alleys
Tri
Davis
Blake
Ferguson
Rich Seeneeree Néeee WY
Curley Werreccacceesseees
Ihessec
Frank Redson Electrical Company
Bowler
Wee Ewee
Laidlaw Head
Chase Shawmut Electrical Company
Fitzsimmons Badly Hurt After Fall at Orpheum Theatre
Ex heavyweight champion Robert Fitzsimmons was injured in a fall at the Orpheum Theatre in Brooklyn this morning. He fell headfirst, was unconscious, and is believed to be seriously hurt. He later told men at his home he suffered mainly from the shock of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Fitzsimmons
Orpheum Theatre
Brooklyn
Fitzsimmons
Boxing Gossip Brings Bout Delays and Fitting Plans
Boxing gossip notes injuries and operations on several fighters including Young Corbett McGovern and Kelley. Hanrahan delays four weeks delaying Choynski match. A new athletic club planned in St Louis, Tommy White retires, Ryan vs Shea scheduled January 28, and sparring plans fill the Post with match rumors in New England and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Terry’’ McGovern
Lee Oe
Young " Kelley
Tom Sharkey
Bob Fitzsimmons
McGovern
Broad
Wild Bill
Hanrahan
Choynski-Hanrahan
Louisville
St. Louis
Olympic A. C
Tommy White
Joe Bernstein
White
Paddy Shea
Wichita
Kansas
Tommy Ryan
Tom Shaw
New England
Sam McLean
Cambridge
Fanning
Charlestown
Allen
C. R
Philadelphia
Billy’’ Hill
Tommy’ Dixon
W. Benes
Newtons
Newton
J. O'Halloran
O'Halloran
Young
Greenman
Baze, Jr
Lenox A. C
Kid'' Rogers
J. J. O'Brien
Ike Wier
Hartford
Watson Defeats Gilligan in Brockton Wrestling Match
William H. Watson of Brockton defeated James J. Gilligan of Lawrence at the Pastime A A in Brockton in two falls. The first fall lasted 26 minutes and the second four minutes, with Watson winning by strength to secure both falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
William H. Watson
James J. Gilligan
Lawrence
Watson
Lewiston Beats Plymouth 6 to 2 in Home Win
Lewiston defeated Plymouth 6 to 2 in a hard fought game. Lineups listed with Mercer and Walton for Lewiston and McGilvary Fitzgerald Hayes Burgess for Plymouth. Rushes Mercer 7 Tarrant 4 stops Burgess 18 Cusick 31. Referee O'Brien, timer McDonough, attendance 500.
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Lewiston
Plymouth
Mercer
Gueseeeeeeeesaccouagetss
Ant McGilvary
seeeeeeseeKey
Walton Fitzgerald
C beveseecmreGeg
Milsap Hayes
Wood Burgess
Tarrant
Burgess
Cusick
Foul—Miller
O'Brien
Timer—McDonough
Salem Beats Worcester 8 to 2 On Local Ice Tonight
Salem roared to an 8 to 2 victory over Worcester at the local rink. Wodtke starred for Salem while Pierce led Worcester. Key players included Murphy, Whipple, O’Hara, Devlin, and Heffernan. Stops and rushes totals, referee Connolly and 500 in attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Worcester
Wodtke
Pierce
Murphy
Whipple
Cele
Bartlett Heffernan
Bandon
Bannon
Heffernan
Daly
Foula
Devlin
O'Hara
Connolly
Porter
Lowell Beats Lawrence in 8-6 Huntington Hall Game
Lowell defeated Lawrence by a score of 8 to 6 in a highly exciting season contest played in Huntington Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lawrence
Huntington Hall
Harvard Seniors Win Over Juniors in Hockey
Harvard seniors defeated the juniors yesterday at Jar vie Field rink in a fast, brilliant game. The seniors scored once while their own goal was never threatened, completing a second win over the juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Jarvie
One of Soden's New Men Left Fielder Debut
The article introduces the new left fielder signed by the Boston Nationals. It notes his early baseball ties with Holyoke and Holy Cross, his time with the Athletics, and that he is currently a Georgetown University medical student in his second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Nationals
Carney
Holyoke
Athletics
Holy Cross
Georgetown University
Brush seeks entry for Cincinnati into American League
Cincinnati president John T. Brush has approached American League leaders to gain admission for Cincinnati. He proposes buying and consolidating the Cleveland club to form a single AL entry. It is rumored Freedman also wants Baltimore folded into the Giants arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John T. Brush
Brush
Freedman
Cleveland
Baltimore
Giants
Boston University Tops Brown In Volkmann Gym Thriller
Boston University defeated Brown University 48 to 18 in a fast basketball game at Volkmann gym. Boston surged in the second half to pull away after Brown led 18 to 10 at intermission. Captains Tucker and Ingalls starred for BU and Ray and Ingalls led Brown in a spirited contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
Brown University
Volkmann Gymnasium
Durin
Boston
Brown
Tucker
Kink
Ker
Ray
Smith
Ingal
B. U. Brown
Baker
Eevee
Ray Tucker
Dewoilt Carey
EE Petrie Wadee
Merritt
Beerereee Seccenel
Schwinn Rink
Gerserces
G. Ingalls
Carey
Rink
Ingalls
Hay
Ingals
Schwinn
DeWolt
Whalen
Dartmouth
Mandeville
Ayres
Espovich
Volkmann School
Hingham An M. C. A
Fast Amateur Basketball Classic in Peabody
On January 21 at Peabody Father Mathews faced St John’s Literary Institute of Cambridge in a blistering game that Cambridge won 24 to 4. Notable players were Connors, Corbett, and Grace with Grady guiding Father Mathews and Doyle Desmond playing for St John’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Father Mathews
St. John’s Literary Institute
Cambridge
Connors
Corett
Institute
Grady
St. John's Literary Institute
J. Grace
R. B
Harvard Beats Holy Cross In Worcester Game
Harvard University basketball team defeated Holy Cross 44 to 33 at Mechanics Hall Worcester on January 21. The result improves Harvard’s record as they outscored Holy Cross in each period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Holy Cross
Worcester
Harvard University
Holy Gross
Mechanics’ Hall
Old South Society hears Mead on historical plays value
The Old South Historical Society met at 14 Somerset Street last evening to hear Edwin D. Mead speak on The Educational Value of Historical Plays.
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The
Old South Historical Society
Somerset Street
Edwin D. Mead
Criminal extortion attempt ends in manhunt arrest
Walter D. Horne a 20 year old resident of Jamaica Plain is under arrest at Station 13 charged with writing threatening letters to extort money from G W Harris of Centre Street. Harris a vestryman at St Peter's Episcopal Church received an anonymous note demanding funds or church property would be destroyed. A second letter followed with a demand to leave money in a marked envelope near Boylston and Dresden streets. Police surveillance led to a pursuit and Horne was captured after tossing the letter. Harris is cashier at the National Bank of Commerce and helped place Horne’s brother in a trusted banking position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Horne
Burr Street
Jamaica Plain
G. W. Harris
Centre Street
Harris
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Paul Gore Street
Horne
Boylston
Dresden
Division 13
Fraser
Hickey
McCarthy
Clyde
National Bank of Commerce
Kelly Nawn fight over paying deputyship intensifies
The battle between Kelly and Nawa over the paying deputyship grows sharper as labor leaders back Kelly and Mayor Collins weighs a compromise. Donovan aims to appoint soon, but the contest escalates with potential bitterness and division within Ward 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Cutter
Ty Hall
Nawa
Ward 21
Collins
Donovan
Marshall Discharged Over Refusal to Resign
Stephen M. Marshall, who refused to resign as supervisor of bridges, was summarily discharged by Superintendent James Donovan after a Monday talk. The Civil Service Commission found Marshall not in its records, confirming the action. Marshall vows to pursue the matter further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen M. Marshall
James Donovan
Marshall
Donovan
Mvil Service Commission
Civil Service
South Boston Republican
Still Angry With China Paris Dispatch On Reparation
Paris reports from the foreign office state that M. Beau the French minister in Peking refuses to present credentials until China guarantees reparation for the murder of Father Julien and two Chinese converts in Kwang-Si. The stance mirrors January protests over Kan-Su killings.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Pekin
M. Beau
China
Julien
Kwang-Si
M. Heau
Kan-Su
Cycle Club Minstrelsy Draws Wells Institute Crowd
Wells Memorial Institute Cycle Club held its annual minstrel show in a crowded hall. Applause favored the superintendent, assistant, and Clerk Johnson. Interlocutor Morrissey announced a programme of songs by Banun, Braisley, Green, Charney, Svehla, Dadmun, a banjo number by Sleeper, and a drama Matrimony featuring a cast led by A Hi Dadmun and Louise Dadmun, with recitals by Douglass and Dadmun. A club meeting is set for Jan 24 at Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Memorial Institute Cycle Club
Institute
Johnson
Edward F. Morrissey
Alice Banun
Albert Braisley
Onepa Green
Thomas Charney
Joseph Svehla
Lem Dadman
Banjo
Charles Sleeper
Aldermen Adopt Funds and Conduit Petition in Cambridge
At last evening's Cambridge Board of Aldermen meeting an order approved a 1500 dollar appropriation to destroy the brown tail moth and other pests. Another order authorized the Mayor to petition the General Court for passage of an act allowing cities and towns to construct maintain and use conduits and their connecting structures for electrical wires cables and conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
General Court
New York State skating champs begin on Spring Lake
In Poughkeepsie on January 21 the State championship races opened with McPartland Verplanks winning the one mile open in 3:19, Swan New York A C. second, Galbraith Poughkeepsie third. The one mile novice title went to Harold L Free of Tarrytown in 3: seconds, Martin Newburgh second, Dearney Newburgh third. Weather delayed events until Friday due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
New York
Spring Lake
B. McPartland
Verplanks
W. W. Swan
Father John's Medicine follows Rev Father OBrien history
Story recalls 1855 Lowell Massachusetts physician prescribed a lung remedy to Rev Father John O’Brien of St. Patrick’s parish. The medicine, named by parishioners, claims to strengthen the body while curing bronchitis coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. It is advertised as a food medicine free from opium morphine cocaine or poisonous drugs and recommended for children and croup. Endorsements from church and hospital affiliates are cited along with a money back guarantee and mail order option.
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John O’brien
St. Patrick’s Parish
Lowell
Mass
Father John
Father O’brien
Sisters of Charity
St. John’s Hospital
St. Peter’s Orphanage
Little Sisters of the Poor
Home For
Somerville
Notre Dame de Lourdes Hospital
Sacred Heart Parish
Coos
N. H
N. W. Matthews
First Primitive Methodist Church
Richard 8
Burke
Carleton & Hovey
Boston
Pease
R.a.sanden
Secon
Winthrop Yacht Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Winthrop Yacht Club held its annual gathering at the clubhouse with about 70 members attending. James K R Hodder was chosen commodore, William D. Allen vice commodore, Charles G. Bird secretary, Edgar H. Whitney treasurer, and Albert S. Richards measurer. Directors named were Harry F. Blanchard Edgar A. Cook Charles A. Sawyer and Charles H. Whitney. Regatta committee chairman Milton C. Rogers with members Charles H. Kelley John Mac Connell Jr Albert C. Stacy Henry B. Whittier. Membership committee includes Albert Partridge Charles A. Maynard Frank H. Beckler Frank 8. Mason Joseph J. Devereux I Francis Murphy John J. Nicholson Frank Kt. Rogers Jr and Frank H. Byrne. Bird marks his 15th consecutive year as secretary, all candidates elected unanimously. New racing rules and by law changes were adopted and a reunion for members was planned for later winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Hodder
Charles G. Bird
William D. Allen
Winthrop Yacht Club
James KR. Hodder
Edgar H. Whitney
Albert S. Richards
Harry FE. Blanchard
Edgar A. Cook
Charles A. Sawyer
Charles H
Bird
Taft on Philippines Peace Amid Limited Insurrection
Governor General Taft arriving from Manila reports insurrection confined to two areas, praises civil government, notes a strong Filipino peace party aiding reconciliation, and expects to visit Washington then return to the islands around March 1. He aims to settle unsettled land titles and plans to depart for Washington tomorrow via Cincinnati.
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San Francisco
Taft
Manila
Washington
Cincinnati
Philippines
Batangas
Samar
Wright
Bell
Eivil
Islands
Boston Credit Men Meet at Young's Hotel
The Boston Credit Men's Association held its annual meeting last evening at Young's Hotel. Officers elected were President John R. Ainsley, Vice Presidents George H. Graves and Frederic Kimball, Treasurer H. N. Milliken, Secretary Charles L. Bird. Resolutions approved amending the bankruptcy act as proposed by the Ray bill. A. B. McCrillis and Rev. Charles W. Wendte spoke. Postmaster Hibbard failed to attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Credit Men's Association
Young's Hotel
John R. Ainsley
George H. Graves
Ederic Kimball
H. N. Milliken
Charles L. Bird
A. B. McCrillis
Providence
Charles W. Wendte
Hibbard
ASHVE elects officers at eighth annual session
The American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers elected officers at its eighth annual session today. A. J. Enrick of Brookline Massachusetts was chosen president with Andrewide of Detroit Michigan as first vice president and Co Clarkson of Philadelphia as second vice president. W. M. Mackay of New York was named secretary and J. A. Goodrich of Newark treasurer. The meeting continues through tomorrow and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
A. J. Enrick
Brookline
Mass
Andrew Iide
Detroit
Mich
Co. Clarkson
Philadelphia
W. M. Mackay
J. A. Goodrich
Newark
Ballyhoo Bey Rumors About Racing Return End
Ballyhoo Bey was believed to be improving in Kentucky and could race again but new information confirms the rumors were unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballyhoo Bey
Kentucky
Potter Resigns Over Love Scene Clash at Ulysses
Mrs. James Brown Potter quits the Calypso role in Ulysses at Her Majesty's Theatre after a dispute with author Stephen Phillips who objects to her passionate portrayal. She says she will not alter her method, insisting she has never played the love scene with less emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Potter
Phillips
London
James Brown Potter
Calypso
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Stephen Phillips
Mrs. Potter
Navy Surgeon-General Nominee Presley M. Rixey
President nominates Dr Presley M. Rixey to be surgeon general of the Navy. He began as assistant surgeon on January 28, 1874, served on European and American squadrons until 1887, then performed ongoing duties in Washington. Born July 14, 182? in Culpeper Virginia, he attended President McKinley and cared for Mrs McKinley in San Francisco in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Rixey
McKinley
Navy
Washington
Presley M. Rixey
Augusta governor to review Barrows murder commutation
Governor Hill will hear a petition from Mrs Mary BE Barrows seeking commutation of her life sentence for the 1888 murder of her husband. Barrows, tried for first degree murder in Saco in 1884, was hanged but commuted to life by Governor Rodwell, and next September will have served 18 years in Thomaston State Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodwell
Bank Officers Association Hold Promenade Concert
Last evening the Bank Officers Association and their families enjoyed a musical promenade in Symphony Hall. President Charles L. Burrill directed the event with Messrs Hyde Hill Church Osborne and Smith assisting. The Amphion Club of Melrose, with contralto Lucile A. Tucker, opened the program. The Salem Cadet Band followed with popular and classic airs, transforming the evening into a festive promenade concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Officers’ Association
Symphony Hall
Charles L. Burrill
Messra
Eons W. Hyde
Robert, Hill
Edward A. Church
William Osborne
Henry F. Smith
Amphion Club of
Melrose
Lucile A. Tucker
Salem Cadet Band
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Mystle Valley League
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Woodbury
Kemp
Gillette
Wee
Chandler
Milwaukee
VAL. Blatz Brewing CO
Gove & Co
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Gilligan
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Hunter
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Quinn
Coop Luck
Sanford Mfg, CO
Nawn-Kelly
Winthrop Yachtsmen
Boston Credit
Rolfe M. Ellis
Hyde Park
McKeesport
Rolfe M. Willis
Emcee Institute of Technology
National Tube Works
Joseph D. Ellis
Lexington
W. C. Whitney
Madden Barn
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