Cambridge Show Delights Local Audiences With She Snowball
The Coononia Dramatic Club presented Sydney Grundy’s farce She Snowball in Newtowne Club gymnasium Cambridge drawing Cambridge Boston Arlington and Somerville patrons. Cast included Felix Meatherstone Frederick M Beckett and Miss Mabel V Hutchinson among others. The performance drew steady laughter applause and dancing afterward. Pierce’s Orchestra provided music and Wright Kramer returns Feb 11 with Ada Rehan in Sweet Nell of Drury Lane at the Museum.
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Cambridge
Sydney Grundy
Newtowne Club
North
Felix Meatherstone
Frederick M. Beckett
Joan
William WW. Leonard
Harry Prendergast
Henry G. Thomas
Saunders
James Gray
Featherstone
Mabel V. Hutchinson
Ethel Granger
Clara M. Adams
Penelope
Clara FE. Bennett
Mr. Beckett
Felix Featherstone
Miss Hutchinson
Mrs. Featherstone
Miss Bennett
Mr. Leonard
Miss Adams
Ethel
Mr. Thomas
Harry
Boston
Arlington
Somerville
Pierce
Wright Kramer
Roland Reed
City
Ada Rehan
Sweet Nell of
Johnson and Somers tour Boston on American League launch
Standard bearer ban Johnson and Charlies Somers of the Cleveland club arrive in Boston to inspect Chutes grounds on Huntington Avenue and plan a grand stand. They state local capital may not back the venture, outside funds await, and an architect will draft plans as preparations begin.
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Boston Adds Pitcher Lawson as He Signs with Club
Boston Baseball Club strengthens roster by signing R. B. Lawson, a right handed pitcher from UNC and former Orange A C standout. Manager Selee plans a Southern trip starting April 1 with exhibition games scheduled in Newport News Norfolk Portsmouth Chester Worcester Providence and possible Boston game with Yale.
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Lawson Cup Defender Hull to Be Carved from 180 Foot Pine Mast
A 180 foot Oregon pine stick towed to Lawley's will become the hollow mast of the Lawson cup defender. It will be hauled out at high tide and shaped starting immediately. After rounding and hollowing, it will season for a month or six weeks. Designer Crowntinshield expects to announce the boat dimensions soon.
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Connie Mack Leases 10-Year Ground in Philadelphia for Baseball
Connie Mack representing the Philadelphia club of the new American Baseball League today leased for ten years a city block between Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets and Columbia avenue and Oxford street. The site is noted as ideal for baseball and easily accessible from all city sections.
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Connie Mack
American Baseball League
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Thirtieth Streets
Columbia Avenue
Oxford Street
Oxford and Cambridge accept American challenge in chess match
New York January 22 E W Share honorary manager of Columba Harvard Yale and Princeton universities chess match Santi reports acceptance of the American challenge from Oxford and Cambridge confirming a forthcoming intercollegiate event
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Cambridge
Andover Students Seek Academic Rowing Program
Andover students at YVhillips Andover push for an academic crew with the Merrimac River suggested as a course site.
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Andover
Yvhillips Andover
Merrimac
Arlington Bowls Set League Record In Mystic Valley Match
The Arlington Bowling Club established a Mystic Valley League league record with a three game total of 2675 as they took two of three from the 99th A. A. on their alleys. Durgin Rankin and Puffer led with 221 each in the second game while Arlington pushed past 1000 in that frame by one pin. The Battery edged the opponent by 120 pins in the final game. The Federals beat Newspapers two to one in the commercial match. Gordonne topped 500 in three strings for the Federals.
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Man Recovers Health After Pink Pills Use
Dorchester Avenue, Boston resident Dr. M. Scorrt recounts severe general debility, weight loss to 122 pounds, and nightly nervous unrest. After two boxes of Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, he improves greatly, regains appetite, sleeps soundly, and weighs 158 pounds with renewed vigor. Available from Dr Williams Medicine Co Seneca Ny. Price 1.00 per box, six boxes 2.00.
Lawson boat to race in coming season amid Lipton challenges
A Lawson boat plans to compete this coming season and may clash with lipton challengers after the Cup races. An advisory board member says Sir Thomas Lipton could authorize Captain Sycamore to race as many events as desired off Marblehead or Newport if granted.
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Lipton
Thomas Lipton
Sycamore
Marblehead
Newport
Isoteric boxing case stirs Boston officials and club chiefs
A municipal court case over boxing at the Isoteric club highlights tensions with authorities over private club membership and public shows. Judges demand club records to prove genuine membership as potential appeals loom while Harvard and other clubs shift to stricter admission rules.
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Boston
Crane
Pemberton Square
Isoceric Club
Goodman
Woods
Logal
Ury
New York
Harvard Athletic Club
Charlestown
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Jeorge Evans
Roxbury
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Middleboro-B
Jack
Pidder
Charley O'Rourke
Tom O'Rourke
Frank Erne
Court Square
Carl Lothrop
McGovern
Business Men's Club
Harvard Track Meeting Shows Weak College Support
At Massachusetts Hall last evening a sparse crowd of about a hundred saw the Harvard track meeting disrupted by a strong German performance. Notable attendees included Evert Wendell from New York and Dr. Wells with other veteran athletes from Boston, yet there was little enthusiasm for the college team.
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Harvard
Massachusetts Hall
Evert Wendell
New York
Dr. Wells
George Morrison
Ellery Clark
W. Garcelon
J. L. Bremer
Foston
Annual Tennis Meeting Notices Issued by U S National Lawn Tennis
Secretary Palmer E Presbrey of the United States National Lawn Tennis Association announces the annual meeting at the Waldorf Hotel in New York on Thursday evening February 7. Officers will be elected and proposed changes to service rules and rest counts in matches will be discussed. Clubs should submit officer nominations. An executive committee meeting will precede the main session.
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Palmer E. Presbrey
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Association
Hotel Waldorf
New York City
Baldwin Automobile Manufacturing Co Assigns In Pennsylvan ia
The Baldwin Automobile Manufacturing Company of Connellsville Pennsylvania assigned today citing heavy outlays for improvements as the cause. The firm was capitalized at 250 000 with no estimate of assets or liabilities provided.
Boston Tours Offerings Depart Jan to Apr Cover All Expenses
Personal tours organized by D. N. Bell travel from Boston with all expenses paid via Pennsylvania railroad. Departures on January 28, February 11 and 25, March 11 and 25, and April 8 and 22. Stopovers include Arliocen and side trips. Ladies may travel unescorted.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
Arliiocen
Itingrary
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Donovan Chosen to Lead Boston Democratic City Committee
The Boston Democratic city committee met at Faneuil Hall and elected James Donovan of Ward 9 president without opposition. Secretary and assistant secretary were decided by ballot with Arthur Harrington losing to James K. Bunting. Donovan urged party unity discipline and aimed to field a strong turnout for the mayoral race next fall.
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Ward 9
John P. Riley
Ward
Patrick J. Donnelly
Ward 19
Thomas F. Delhanty
Ward 1
James EB. Bunting
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Harry P. Nawn
Ward 21
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Arthur Harrington
Harrington
J. J. Corbett
Corbett
Arthur W. Dolan
Common Council
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Delhanty
Bunting
Jonn H. Lee
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W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic Party
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Boston
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Shaw
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Street Commission Gallivan
John H. Lee
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cure
A promotional piece extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a nationally recognized remedy for piles. It claims rapid relief, painless suppositories, safety, and low cost of 59 cents, with medical endorsement over surgery and widespread use from Maine to California.
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America
Maine
California
Manitoba
Gulf of Mexico
Riding Club Anniversary Sparks Saddle Horse Contests
The New Riding Club on Hemenway Street celebrates its ninth anniversary with saddle horse competitions on January 26 and 28. Events include ponies and horses under 15 hands, judges by members or club-privileged riders, plus jumping and riding classes across several age and gender groups.
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Hemenway Street
Royal Arcanum Club Holds January Meeting
The Royal Arcanum Club met at the Parker House with about 199 members. W. H. Prescott presided. Dr. W ward H Bradford spoke on Experiences of 1898 about Volunteer Art Society work. Entertainment followed by E Stanley Nichols in monologue and Davidson on piano.
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Parker House
W. H. Prescott
Wideward H. Bradford
E. Stanley Nichols
Davidson
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