B A A Sweeps Newtowne Club In Boston Bowling Night
Boston Amateur Bowling League results show B A A sweeping three straight from Newtowne Club in North Cambridge while Arlington Boat Club split with Charlestown, taking two of three. Hill and Wood top teammates with 457 each, others exceed 500. Names Hales Skinner Smith Fuller noted for notable shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
North
Cambridge
Newtowne Club
Arlington Boat Club
Charlestown
Unicorns
Hales
Skinner
Smith
Fuller
Arlington
Charlestown Rollers
Fruit rolls league record with 242 in Trade League
Benjamin set a new league record with 242 pins in Trade League at Carruth's last night. The Fruit team swept all three games from the Beacons, dominating the action as the scores rolled in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruth
Benjamin
Fruit
Beacons
Pearmain & Brooks Dominate Hayden Stone Coffin in Sudbury League
Pearmain and Brooks defeated Hayden Stone and Coffin three straight games in the Insurance League on Sudbury Alleys. Urann led scoring with 113 pins and a 270 total, showing strong form early in the series.
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Pearmain & Brooks
Hayden, Stone & Coffin
Sudbury Alleys
Urann
T’ls
MacConnell
Kerwin
Travelers Lose Three Straight At Hub Alleys
The Employers' Liability and Accident Insurance Company defeated the Travelers three games in a row at Hub Alleys last night. The match was one sided and lacked excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liability and Accident Insurance Company
Jeffries Prefers Ring to Stage Says End Near
James J. Jeffries, world boxing champion, after a Boston Theatre show, says he plans to end his stage career and focus on a ring comeback with Corbett. He considers training locations like Asbury Park and West Baden, and notes readiness to fight Sharkey if matched.
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James J. Jeffries
Boston
Corbett
Asbury Park
West Baden
Indiana
Sharkey
Jeffries
McCoy
Jon Choynski
Tommy Ryan
No Corsets for Him Sharkey Denies Rumor in Town
Tom Sharkey, in a cutaway suit with diamonds, rejects Chicago rumor he wore corsets after his Jeffries fight. He spent three weeks at a Hot Springs resort and now says his side is fine and he is ready for a rematch, vowing to batter Jeffries.
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Tom Sharkey
Hot Springs
Chicago
Jim Jeffries
Coney Island
Sharkey
Jeffries
Lyons Knocks Out Cain in Brooklyn Bout
Henry Lyons of Chicago defeated Joe Cain of Brooklyn in the final round of a 25 round catchweights bout at Hercules A. C. in Brooklyn. Lyons impressed with clever and beyond ordinary pacing as the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Lyons
Chicago
Joe Cain
Brooklyn
Hercules A. C
Lyons
Youngs Wins Decision in Sixth Round Bout
In Buffalo at the Olympic Club Joe Youngs defeats Tom Couhig in six rounds after Couhig lands a foul blow. Youngs sustains injuries requiring a doctor. Preliminary: Al Ellsworth beats Fred Baker in six rounds.
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Buffalo
Joe Youngs
Tom Couhig
Dunkirk
Couhig
Youngs
al Ellsworth
Fred Baker
Oswego
Duane Triumphs Over McKeever in 15 Round 133 Pound Bout
Dan Duane of New York defeated Jim McKeever of Philadelphia by decision in a fifteen round 133 pound boxing bout at the Stamford Athletic Club in Stamford Connecticut tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford, Conn
Dan Duane
New York
Jim McKeever
Philadelphia
Stamford Athletic Club
Portland Boxing Feature Promises New England Middleweight Clash
The Casco Athletic Club in Portland announces a February 2 bout between George Gardner and George Byers with Captain Bill Daly as referee. The article notes earlier misstatements about opponents and highlights local boxing interest, training, and related club tensions in Boston and New England.
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Casco Athletic Club of
Portland
Joe Robinson
John (Twin) Sullivan
Post
Boston
Kirtland Athletic Club
George Byers
George Gardner
Byers
Martin Mulvihill
Mose Hanlon
Kirtland Club
Hanlon
Bill Daly
Gardner
New England
Mack
Young Mack
Volunteer Police Corps
Brockton
Providence
New York
Tom Burke
Edward Green
Spike McKenna
Kid Brock
North End
Tom Wilson
Iere
Patterson
Simons
Sam _ Fitzpatrick
Kid Hogan
Jim Ryan
England
Jeff Thorne
London
Ryan
Fitzpatrick
Thorne
Dan S
Twin Sullivan
Pacer Records Noted in Kentucky Racing Column
Horse notes report Scott Hudson adding a fast green pacer by Petoskey with a mile time 2 16 1 4 last fall. Gazelle and Aster aim for worti pole marks next summer. Ras Eckers trains Colonel I. S toff’s campaigners at Kirkwood as Quarter Cousin by Quarter Master holds the Russian trotting mile record. A monument will honor great pacer Bumps 2 03 4 buried at Mont Romery Park in Memphis.
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Scott Hudson
Petoskey
California Trotters
Gazelle
Aster
Ras Eckers
I. Stoff
Kirkwood
Del
Quartermaster
Mont- Romery Park
Memphis
Pacer
Rough Riders Train At Boston New Riding Club
Monday marked military night at Boston's New Riding Club as Battery A members took their first winter lesson on sixteen horses under Instructor Thomas W. Mack. Spectators were barred while drills aim to form rough riders with gun drills to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Riding Club
Battery A
Norway and
Hemenway Streets
Thomas W. Mack
Altham Motor Company in Bad Shape Says Receiver
Charles F. Allen of Haverhill the receiver says the Altham International Motor Company books are torn and in disorder making audits impossible. He notes Coe the late treasurer is under arrest and that a compromise discharged him from obligations including a Fall River real estate pledge and stock, with ongoing investigations by stockholders Fry Kelley Ginty Starbird and others. Coe faces larceny charges in New York and inspectors plan extradition proceedings.
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Charles F. Allen
Haverhill
Altham International Motor Company
Allen
Coe
New York
Fall River
Francis
John Fry
Portland
Je BS Kelley
Boston
John F. Ginty
Charlestown
George ‘M. Starbird
Mr. Allen
Altham
Europe
George Francis
Fail River
Hat
Westchester County
Robinson
Adams
Milwaukee wins 1900 national meet for League of American Wheelmen
The League of American Wheelmen executive committee awarded the 1900 national meet to Milwaukee in a unanimous vote. Chief Consul Van Valkenburgh pressured to secure the event and attended the Boston meet last year. If racing is dropped, races will run under the National Cycling League's auspices.
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League of American Wheelmen
Milwaukee
Assembly
Consul van Valkenburgh
Boston
N. C
van Valkenburgh
Veeks
Bicycle Notes Reflect Membership Shift and Race Plans
Twelve new members joined the L A W last week but lapsed memberships rose more, leaving total members at 60 186. Massachusetts division now 9 006. Various riders prepare for the Paris 24 hour race with a $5 000 prize. Edward Taylor and Dudley Marks sail Feb 16 for France. James F Moran mourns his mother and plans retirement from racing this season.
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New York
Massachusetts
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Colorado
Aaron Wolfson
Baltimore
League
Burns Pierce
States
Sable River
N. S
Paris
Edward Taylor
Dudley Marks
France
Albert Champion
America
Elkes
Europe
Co. S. Henshaw
Collett
Caldwell
Major Taylor
Oscar Hedstrom
Waltham
George H. Lowe
Post
Charles W. Pierce
Brighton
Ezra O. Winsor
Chelsea
George A. Perkins
Cambridge
Austin W. Pease
Boston
Arthur
Henry Robinson
James F. Moran
Moran
Six Days Bike Race Opens in New Bedford
The six days amateur bicycle event began with four hours of racing. Riders battled for the lead with A. Tinkham at 73 miles and 4 laps, H. Tinkham at 71.9, O. Swift 69.15, S. Sulkins 69.5, and Thayer 69.13. Others included Hammond Turgeon and more as spills and brushes peppered the first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Harry Edwards
Boston
Joseph Turgeon
Fail River
Christy Chase
Brockton
Sammy Sulkins
W. B. Thayer
Avon
A. C
H. G. Tinkham
Eugene Hammond
Mattapoisett
Harry Swift
Aeons
Harwood
Obed Swift
Hammond
Turgeon
H. Swift
Jealous husband charged after vitriol attack on wife
John McLaughlin, 80, was arrested at Station 5 after throwing blue vitriol at his wife Ellen on Bunker Hill Street Charlestown. She, 22, describes years of jealousy and separation ending in the assault. McLaughlin, a longshoreman, recently worked for the gas company in Chelsea.
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John McLaughlin
Station 5
Ellen
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Sackville Street
John
McLaughlin
Gas
Chelsea
Twain
Polo Games Result Summary
Salem defeated Taunton 4 to 3. Providence beat New Britain 8 to 1 in a hard fought contest. Lawrence won its thirteenth straight home game by defeating Brockton 5 to 2 in a fine game.
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Salem
Taunton
Providence
New Britain
Lawrence
Brockton
Regatta on Harlem River and Harvard Brown Hockey Today
The Harlem River regatta on August 26 marks the first event there since 1872. Harvard and Brown hockey games are planned today weather permitting, with finals for the Harvard relay team set and four runners plus two substitutes to race Georgetown in the Boston College meet on January 27.
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Harvard
Brown
Harlem River
Pennsylvania
K. A. C Carettes
Madison Square Garden
Georgetown
Boston
Pop” Anson
American Association
Harry Quin
Joe Corbett
Milwaukee
Quin
Providence
Toronto
Montreal
Worcester
Rochester
Buffalo
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Newark
Teach
Rogers
Tragedy in Rockport as man attacks wife and brother
James Woods in Rockport seized his wife by the throat and stabbed his brother after a sudden mental break. Neighbors and police intervened, Woods fled into the countryside, and his wife and brother suffered serious injuries while the couple’s children escaped. Authorities left Woods in care of the injured, as he again attacked his brother before fleeing.
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Rockport
Pergen
North Brookfield
James Woods
Woods
Cove Hill
Granite Cutters
Stone Workers’ Union
Bergen
John
James
John Woods
Sullivan's Reply Supports Mr Graham in Handicapper Case
Secretary James E. Sullivan backs Edward E. Babb's stance on the handicappership in the New England A A U. U.S. case. He cites constitutional rules and predicts a mail vote, likely unanimous in favor of Babb's decision, with potential charges if pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Babb
James E. Sullivan
Babb
New England
Sullivan
Mr. Babb
John Graham
McGrath
Park Place
New York
N. Y
Edward E. Babb
Arch Street
Boston
Mass
Carrington Surrenders After Brighton Assault Incident
Henry L. Carrington an 88 year old Black man of 3812 Kanard Street Cambridge turned himself in at Station 14 after an incident Friday night in Brighton. He faces two charges assault on Patrolman Ayer and rescuing a prisoner. Bail set at 300 dollars on each count.
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Henry L. Carrington
Kanard Street
Cambridge
Brighton
Carsington
Melrose Names City Treasurer and Collector
At the Melrose City Council meeting on January 22, John Larrabee was elected city treasurer and James W. Murray city collector.
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Melrob
John Larrabee
James W. Murray
Doctor at 235 Tremont St Specializes in Disease Causes
Free test consultations daily for both ladies and gentlemen from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Open evenings 7 to 8 P.M. for gentlemen only. Office and reception rooms at No 235 Tremont St corner Eliot. Do not doctor any further or take more medicine before consulting him. He is praised for wonderful knowledge of disease and power of healing.
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Tremont St
Corner
Eliot
Hart Announces Slates for Dorchester Officials
After Dartmouth 84 graduate he served as Old Colony rail assistant engineer and 1895 streets superintendent. Wheeler resigned 1896, now NYNH Hartford construction engineer. Slates include Kellough ferries superintendent and Quimby street works in Ward 24. Paige from South Boston ward 24 and 97 98 alderman candidate. Kelley street cleaning from Ward 23. Payson paving from Ward 21. Dyar sanitary from Ward 25, brother of Major Dwyar. Young a longtime Dorchester Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth College
Old Colony Railroad
Curtis
Wheeler
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Thomas Kellough
Jesse Gove
Ralph A. Quimby
Alderman Presho
Milton CC. Paige
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Samuel J. Barrows
James Kelley
Darius N. Payson
A. Glendon Dyar
Perlie A. Dwyar
Charles A. Young
Dorchester
Emerson Ball A Success At Odd Fellows Hall
A civic and military ball hosted by Edgar H. Emerson at Odd Fellows Hall drew over 300 soldiers and friends. J. S. Potter directed the floor with 15 aides, among many attendees including Colonel Free man O. Emerson and notable locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar H. Emerson
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J. S. Potter
Frank Cox
B. K. Little
Freeman O. Emerson
George L. Revaleon
Charles N. Young
John P. Loring
W. P. Spalding
S. E. Welch
F. de Witt Lapham
George G. Tr
Inspectors arrest Hodgkins over alleged criminal operation plot
Inspectors McGarr Cleary and Kelley of headquarters arrested Annie J. Hodgkins aged 30 of 415 Columbus Avenue charging her with attempting to procure criminal operations against Sofia Lichefska aged 18 and Josepha Lichefska aged 20 of 166 Cambridge Street.
Carnegie Offers Money for Leavenworth Library
Andrew Carnegie promises $25 000 for the Leavenworth Public Library in a letter to A J Tuller a library board member. The city must provide a site and cover 3000 to 5000 dollars annually for maintenance.
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Carnegie
Leavenworth
Kan
A. J. Tuller
Public Library Board
Andrew Carnegie
Leavenworth Public
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Ayson Seer
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Howe
Jrouth
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Iil
Cain
Duane Bests
M’keever
Military “Rough Riders
Roxbury Horse Guard
Eighth Regiment
Perkins
Heavy Artillery
Massachusetts Militia
Altham Motor Company
Lata Treasurer Cos
Bicycle Notes
World OF Sport
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Graham
H. L. Carrington
Melrose City
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R.A. Sanden
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