New York Board of Trade Banquet Delmonico's Tonight
About two hundred guests attended the annual banquet of the New York Board of Trade and Transportation at Delmonico's. President Darwin R. James led the event with remarks on trade, transportation, and the Navy, followed by speeches from Secretary Herbert, Senator Lodge, and others detailing trade policy and municipal reform. Recorder Goff closed with notes on police corruption lessons from city history.
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New York
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Delmonico’s
Darwin R. James
Navy
Herbert
Recorder Goff
Henry Cabot Lodge
David McClure
Andrew V. V. Raymond
T. L. Johnson
China
America
Pan- Whoever
United States
Hull
Decatur
Bainbridge
Perry
McDonald
Dupont
Porter
Farragut
Admiral Benham
Mello
Rio de Janeiro
Amy
Lodge
Raymond
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
David MecClure
Edward M. Shepard
Goff
Brooklyn Car Strike Turmoil Leads to Heavy Police Presence
A citywide transit strike violence escalates as deputies swear in 112 new officers, troops guard car houses, and several arrests follow loot and stone throwing. Striking linemen refuse settlement, rail lines curb service with 25 Myrtle Avenue cars and 20 Gates Avenue cars active. wire cutting spreads fear as Thomas Carney remains gravely injured.
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Seventh Regiment
Halsey Street
Putnam Avenue
Halsey
Ahns
Doyle
Company B
Knickerbocker Avenue
Union Elevated
Sixth Streets
Harris
Clayton and McLeod
Seventy-first Regiment
Charles Gelhard
Sumner Avenue
John Hagmann
Fifth Avenue
Nassau and
Washington Streets
Lewis
Brooklyn City
Atlantic Avenue
Maytle Avenue
Mrytle Avenue
Gates Avenue
Thomas Carney
Hicks Street
Fifteenth annual meeting of divorce reform league held
The fifteenth annual meeting of the National Divorce Reform League convened at Pilgrim Hall. Officers elected include President Bishop Lawrence Boston, vice presidents Nathaniel Shipman Seth Low New York, corresponding secretary Samuel W. Dike, recording secretary Rev C H Spaulding, and treasurer William G Benedict. The treasurer reported year receipts of 2325 17 and expenses 2626 30, a deficit of 301 13, added to a 112 21 debt, totaling 413 14. The league aims to push stricter divorce laws and influence family welfare through religion education law and industry.
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National Divorce Reform League
Pilgrim Hall
Congregational House
Bishop Lawrence
Boston
Nathaniel Shipman
Seth Low
New York
Hamilton Hills
Samuel W. Dike
C. H. Spaulding
William G. Benedict
League
Eighth Annual Norfolk Social Club Ball Held at Brookline Hall
The Norfolk Social Club held its eighth annual ball last evening in Brookline Town Hall with about one hundred couples attending. Floor director T. J. Burke led the grand arch at 9 o’clock with Miss Minnie Gos ern of Watertown. The stage was adorned with palms and spruces while the orchestra remained hidden. Floor marshal W. H. McManus and assistants T. J. Burke T. F. Lacy J. J. Casey organized the event. Reception committee chair T. F. King and members M. B. Moran J. D. Fahey J. J. Carroll T. J. Duddy assisted.
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Norfolk Social Club
Brookline Town Hall
T. J. Burke
Minnie Gosern
Watertown
W. H. McManus
T. F. Lacy
J. J. Casey
P. J. Grennan
T. J. Toomey
J. J. Dhennan
J. T. Connor
P. J. O'Neil
J. F. Finn
J. J. Nihan
J. B. Kennan
T. F. King
M. B. Moran
J. D. Fahey
J. J. Carroll
T. J. Duddy
Burglars Strike Several Stores in City Break-ins Reported
Burglars active yesterday morning targeted multiple shops. McIntosh's on Boyls Street suffered window damage while two other sites on Washington Street and Minot Street also reported breaks. The Dorchester break yielded nothing and Levi's tobacco products were touched.
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McIntosh
Boyls Street
Ken A. Cleaves
Washington Street
Rocester
Hiram Levi's
Minot Street
Dorchester
Levi's
Alland Bros Offer Haircutting at Tufts and Harvard
Haircutting offered by Alland Bros with services to fit facial features. The shop lists connections to Harvard Tufts College Boston University School of Technology, highlighting skilled styling for hair and beard to suit individual faces.
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Alland Bros
Mont Row
Harvard
Tufts College
Boston
Uni- School of Technology
Romnane
Union Board Funds Aid for Brooklyn Strikers
The executive board of Union 3873 voted 00 to aid Brooklyn strikers and gave 100 to the Haverhill strikers. The board considered a weekly donation of 1000 to 1500 during the strike, meeting at 45 Eliot Street. Sentiment favored continuing donations as the struggle lasts.
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Conductors
Motormen’s and Driver’s Union
Brooklyn
Haverhill
Eliot Street
Fire Claims Its Victims In Brooklyn Morocco Factory
A blaze on the top floor of the four story Schenck street building occupied by Frederick Lenhardt’s morocco factory caused $7000 in damage. Three employees Antonio Graff Tony Schultz and Frank McSorley died. Frederick Oliver and Albert Huser were badly burned and hospitalized.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Schenck Street
Frederick Lenhardt
Antonio Graff
Tony Schultz
Frank McSorley
Frederick Oliver
Albert Huser
B N ir Zion Society Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary
Members of the B N ir Zion Society marked their fortieth anniversary with an entertainment and ball in Minot Hall. The Hebrew youth society, the only one of its kind in the city, funds a library and hall at 100 Hanover Street with about fifty members. A concert preceded a roaring farce Squire Knowstall's District School. Floor director E Gordon. assistants M Simkey and H Waldstein. aids I Harris S Fleisher S Kasanof and M Wemick.
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B’nir Zion Society
Minot Hall
Hanover Street
Squire Knowstall
E. Gordon
M. Simkey
H. Waldstein
Aids
I. Harris
8. Fleisher
S. Kasanof
M. Wemick
Lord Randolph Churchill Lapses Into Unconsciousness
London reports Lord Randolph Churchill in extremely critical condition after a night without sleep and a morning vomiting attack. He grew weak with a rapid pulse and gradually lapsed into unconsciousness. family members remain at his bedside as of 2 pm.
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London
Lord Randolph Churchill
Electric plant sale in North Adams details
P G Carpenter sold to W & Kelley of Boston General Electric Company Howes Pond and over 600 acres in Reeser VI. It is believed the electric company will build a new plant there.
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North Adams
P. G. Carpenter
W. §& Kelley
Boston General Electric Company
Howes Pond
Reeser
Electric
Beric
Ieee
Faxon Attacks Quincy Officials in Fresh War
Henry Faxon of Quincy targets the city council and officials in a Boston letter accusing waste and incompetence. He pledges protests over taxes funding unbusinesslike public affairs while criticizing department managers and questioning a Lexow inquiry. The mayor dismisses the charges and defends the new council as modest in activity.
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Henry Faxon
Quincy
Faxon
Boston Press
Council
Tammany Hall
Post
Hodges
French Cabinet Rumors Point to Faure's New Ministry
Paris reports President Faure has named General Fournier to head the military household at the Elysee while cabinet talks circulate. Cochery declines finance amid ministry row. Bourgeois offers justice to Demole. Peytral reportedly agrees to finance. composition lists Bourgeois Hanotaux Cochery Cavaignac Lockroy Terrier Deverninac Combes Doumer Lebon Seville.
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Paris
Faure
General Fournier
Elysee Palace
M. Cochery
M. Bourgeois
Demole
M. Peytral
M. Peytral Has Consented To Accept the Ministry of Finance
Finance
OWS
Council
M. Hanotaux
M. Cavaignac
M. Lockroy
M. Terrier
M. Deverninac
M. Combes
M. Doumer
Maurice Lebon
M. Seville
Gresham Letter On Vatican Relics Return
Secretary Gresham informs Cardinal Rampola that Vatican relics will be sent to the United States for display at Chicago World’s Fair. The Machias carries the items due to Navy shifts, with Rome’s ambassador to deliver to the recipient or authorized person. Later plans moved transfer to the Detroit in December.
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Department of State
Washington
United States
Chicago
United’ States
Machias
Secretary of the Navy
Rome
W. Q. Gresham
Vatican
Detroit
Casimir Perier Quietly Leaves Elysee Residence
Paris reports indicate former president Casimir Perier has departed the Elysee and returned to his former private home on Rue Nitot, while his wife relocates to her sister’s home on Avenue Montaigne amid ongoing public interest.
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Paris
M. Casimir- Perier
the Elysee
Rue Nitot
Avenue Montaigne
Armenian Patriarch to Investigate Armenian Massacres
Constantinople dispatch says Ismirlian, the newly named patriarch of all Armenians, wrote to Riaz Pasha minister of justice declaring plans to send a special delegate to Sassun to probe reported Christian massacres in Armenia.
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London
the Globe
Constantinople
Ismirlian
All the
Riaz Pasha
Sassqun
Armenia
Governor Greenhalge Delivers Diplomas at Bridgewater Normal School
Governor Greenhalge and Secretary Thomas attended the Bridgewater Normal School exercises. George Ha Martin delivered an address as the Governor gave diplomas. He spoke informally to the graduates, noting the crowded building and a need for more classroom space.
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Bridgewater
Greenhalge
Thomas
George Ha Martin
Bank Caved In Buries Worker in Brookline Trench
A trench along Naples road sewer in Brookline collapsed yesterday afternoon trapping Patrick Torney. He suffered a broken rib and was rescued and taken to his Pearl street home where Dr. Cooper treated him.
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BANK
Naples Road
Brookline
Patrick Torney
Pearl Street
Dr. Cooper
Costello’s Boston Whiskey Ad Promotes Cumberland Rye
J H Costello & Co with Beach Street addresses advertise Clark's Cumberland Rye Whiskey. The copy claims the old bottled whiskey is made from Maryland Highlands water and grain, marketed as the finest stimulant for medicinal use with price noted as BIO per a Rt.6 per carton.
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J. H. Costello & Co
Beach St
Boston
Clark
Cumberland
Maryland
Commodore Ned Dixon Surprised by Elk’s Locket Gift
Commodore Ned Dixon of the Atlantic Yacht Club received a surprise gift at his 201 Salem Street residence from friends led by ex-Alderman William T. Neilon. The Elk’s locket features an elk head with a diamond and the commodore’s monogram, followed by a social collation and vocal selections. Numerous attendees named include William T. Neilon, M. J. Bradley, John P. Shea, George Dixon, and Miss Nellie Dixon among others.
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Ned Dixon
Atlantic Yacht Club
Salem Street
William T. Neilon
Cambridge
Mr. Dixon
Commodore
M. J. Bradley
John P. Shea
George Booth, Jr
Frank P. Norton
Horace Nottingham
Nellie Dixon
Margaret Bellinger
M. Bowen
E. Bowen
Margaret O’brien
Kelley
E. Dixon
Sister Reunions Hint At Missing Katie Kernan Conroy
Mrs. Annie Conroy recalls a 20 year separation from her sister Katie Kernan now Katie Wilson Fitzgerald. Katie left John Fitzgerald nine years ago after marital trouble and has not replied to letters sent to Fourth Street New York address. Mrs. Conroy hopes for news while describing Katie as a pleasant, lively girl once living with her in Cambridge and Danvers. John Fitzgerald remains in Boston.
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Annie Conroy
Katie
Katie Kernan
John Fitzgerald
Cambridge Street
Fitzgeralds
Boston
John
New York
Wilson
Unity Art Club opens fourth annual exhibition in Boston
Artists, musicians, writers gather at Stone Building on Boylston Street for a reception to inaugurate the Unity Art Club fourth annual paintings and sculpture show. Sixty three canvases feature leaders including Butler, Knowlton, Durgin, Turner, Lansil, and Hammond. Sculpture by Jane Hammond and Samuel Kitson. Darwin bust highlighted. Exhibition runs daily 10 am to 9 pm through February 12 with numerous guests and a social committee coordinating refreshments.
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Unity Art Club
Boylston Street
Walter FF. Wlansil
Anna BE. Klumpke
M. M. Everett
Henrietta Page
Ll. P. Thomson
F. C. Williams
J. J. Enneking
M. E. T. Chapin
Walter Gilman Page
Emily Badlam
John Lyman Faxon
Olive Wormele
William Jackson
Katherine Dudley
Brighton
Leslie W. Weed
C. He Turner
Henry Lardham
Culver
Randolph Strickland
Jane Hammond
H. C. Thatcher
Ernest Major
Charles F. Pierce
Whagop Bogigian
Hodgdon
Gwendoline Sandham
Samuel Kitson
Alderman
Witt
Littlefield
Blanchard
George Allen Stuart
F. B. Lawson
Wright
Fourth annual coffee party at St Ann's Conference
The fourth annual coffee party of St. Ann's Conference, Somerville, was held in Odd Fellows' Hall last night. Lawrence Murphy was floor director, assisted by Hugh McCaffrey Jr., with Aids BE. L. Kelly, James Roonan, Daniel Calahan, M. McCarty, John Sulloway, John Con neeney, P. J. Halpin and R. E. Cronin.
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St. Ann’s
Somerville
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lawrence Murphy
Hugh McCaffrey, Jr
Aids BE. L. Kelly
James Roonan
Daniel Calahan
M. McCarty
John Sulloway
John Conneeney
P. J. Halpin
R. E. Cronin
Massachusetts Boys' Brigade forms drilling sword squad
The commissioned and non commissioned officers of Companies A and B in Somerville have organized into a twelve member drilling sword squad. Regimental Adjutant Charles B. Clifford serves as instructor. The first drill occurred last night at Prospect Hill Congregational Church.
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Massachusetts Boys’ Brigade
Somerville
Charles 8. Clifford
Prospect Hill Congregational Church
Reform at City Council: strict rules and formal debate
The Common Council plans to reform its procedures with strict enforcement of rules. Debates will drop personal addresses, adopting phrases like the gentleman from Ward 6. Meetings will be at 7:30 PM Thursdays, with adjournment if no quorum, and debate will become more formal and parliamentary.
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Committee On Rules
Balloting for Senators in Boise and Olympia
Boise joint session shows Shoup 18 Sweet 19 with Sweet unlikely, business figures urge Shoup. Salem reports Dolph at 44 votes needing one more to elect, adjournment set. Sacramento confirms Perkins chosen to succeed himself in joint session. Olympia ballot yields no choice in United States Senate race.
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Boise
Idaho
Shoup
Sweet
Dolph
Salem
Ore
Olympia
Wash
United States
Fall River Corn Festival Delights City Officials
A Fall River corn festival to aid the Y M C A drew a packed hall. Governor Greenhalge and staff watched as young women staged a corn drill among a crowd that included Senator and Mrs Neil, Representative Slade, District Attorney Jennings, and many city leaders and clergymen.
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Fall River
Greenhalge
Neil
David F. Slade
Andrew J. Jennings
Thomas E. Mills
John §. Brayton
Walter C. Durfee
P. W. Lyman
Representative Durr
M. B. Swift, Esq
George Lowe
W. W. Jubb
William J. Martin
Hezekiah Brayton
Philip D. Borden
Jonathan Winters
Redistricting Scheme Faces City Hall Scrutiny and Proposals
President O Brien of the Common Council plans to announce committees tonight amid talk of a Lexow order, a plan to create thirty wards with two councilmen each, totaling sixty, replacing seventy five. East Boston and Charlestown pose districting challenges under the new scheme.
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O’brien
Common Council
City Hall
Republican City Committee
East Boston
Charlestown
Edward O'Donnell Benefit Held in Caledonia Hall
Edward O'Donnell, secretary of the Central Labor Union and noted Irish nationalist, was honored last night at a testimonial concert and benefit in Caledonia Hall, 45 Eliot Street. The crowded event honored his labor advocacy and Fenian era ties, with a prize painting won by Miss Nellie Higgins and attendance from many local officials and Irish patriots.
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Edward O'Donnell
Central Labor Union
Caledonia Hall
Eliot Street
O’donnell
O'Donnell
Kelly
Deasy
Manchester
Eng
Allen
Larkin
O’brien
Robert Emmett
Nellie Higgins
Patrick McManus
Warren Guards
John M. Cotter
Emmett Guards
W. F P. Henderson
Thomas Dolan
Thomas H. O'Neill
John R. Collins
Patrick Hannen
John Heffernan
Dennis Moynihan
Edward Brennan
Francis McCarthy
James Ratigan
G. G. Childs
R. J. Anslow
John B. O'Higgins
James Cotter
J. J. Carroll
James H. Murray
David Sheehan
Harvard varsity crew reshuffles push Fennessy and Lewis to second team
Coach Watson tested Shepard at stroke on the first boat for a third straight day. Fennessy and Lewis, from last year’s varsity eight, are moved to the second crew. The lineup features Shepard at stroke, with Stevenson Johnstone Perkins Bullard Damon Fox and Hollister filling other seats.
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Watson
Harvard
Fennessy
Lewis
Shepard
R. H. Stevenson
Johnstone
Perkins
Bullard
Damon
Fox
Bow
Hollister
Local Team Scores From Recent Matches Across Venues
At Malden Kernwoods 2398 Oxfords At Everett Glendons 2332 Centrals of Somerville 2270 Newton Newtons 2407 Riverdale Casinos 287
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Malden
Kernwoods
Oxfords
Everett — Glendons
Centrals of
Somerville
Newton—Newtons
Riverdale
The Freedman Deal
Four New York baseball directors met to decide calling in 33000 bonds before stock transfer to Andrew Freedman. Bonds are not mature and carry 6 percent interest, making full redemption unlikely. Talcott anticipated the deal closing soon. Freedman indicated a few details remained before final settlement in a day or two.
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New York
New York Baseball Club
B. B. Talcott
J. E. Sullivan
F. B. Robinson
C. F. Dillingham
Andrew Freedman
Talcott
Freedman
Trotting Horse News Highlights In San Francisco and Europe
A pacing colt in San Francisco, sired by Aptos Wilkes, is compared to Flying Jib for speed and will race another year. Italy’s Milan trotting meeting starts May 12 with a Derby purse of $5000. entries close Jan 31, 1897. Hal Dillard, 2:04 3-4, leads Tennessee pacers. Budd Doble vows to drive all season. Bellchimer, a 2-year-old by Bell Boy, shows a strong pedigree and will pursue a 2-year-old mark this spring.
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San Francisco
Aptos Wilkes
Senator A
Italy
Milan
Electioneer
Hal Dillard
H. A. Hill
Ed Geers
Bessie Hal
Hal
California
Budd Doble
Los Angeles
J. Midddleby, Jr
Lexington
Bellchimer
Bell Boy
Beautiful Bells
Countess Emeline
Chimes
Daisy
Aberdeen
Emeline
Augusta
Gossip of the Diamond Opens with Signings and Prospects
Washington paid 500 for Second Baseman Nicholson. St Louis signed McDowell and Flanigan. Columbus pitcher William H. Armstrong joins Milway. Buckenberger’s St Louis links to nine clubs. Pittsburg contracts eighteen. Cincinnati twenty seven signed. Eastern league umpires likely: Doescher Snyder Swartwood Gaffney. Rusie averages over four strikeouts per game in 1894. Chamberlain strong second. Hawley and Wadsworth poor fielding. Stratton and Esper best. Fred Carroll retires. Bob Carruthers to Grand Rapids. New York to open at home vs Baltimore. Phillies host Washington if grand stand finished. Boston vs Brooklyn possible. Washington strong pitchers despite weak catchers. Mercer Man Stockdale strong. Mallarkey and Anderson in lineup. Second base battle among Crook Houseman Nicholson. Joyce to cover third. Shiebeck short. outfield Selbach Abbey Hassamaer.
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Washington
Nicholson
St. Louis
McDowell
Flanigan
Twitchell
Milway
Columbus
William H. Armstrong
Buckenberger
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Doescher
Snyder
Swartwood
Gaffney
Mercer
Man
Stockdale
Mallarkey
Anderson
Crook
Houseman
Joyce
Shiebeck
Selbach
Abbey
Hassamaer
The Big Gygle Show at Madison Square Garden
The national cycle show at Madison Square Garden draws large, fashionable crowds nightly. Exhibitors inspect wheels closely while society attendees admire costumes and accessories. A Boston Lovell Diamond exhibit stands out, with a popular souvenir on offer.
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Madison Square Garden
Metropolis
Boston
Lovell
Bruce abandons Lenz search and returns to studies
Robert Bruce will not pursue Frank Lenz after the sponsoring firm withdraws support. He resumes work on the Bicycle World and plans to re-enter Boston University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bruce
Frank Lenz
Mr. Bruce
Boston University
Ordway to Manage Bowdoin Eleven
Bowdoin College Football Association elected George T. Ordway of Boston as manager of the Bowdoin eleven for 1995 at today’s meeting in Brunswick.
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Ordway
Bowdoin Eleven
Brunswick
Bowdoin College Football Association
George T. Ordway
Boston
Rondelle Challenge sparks fencing row in Boston
Boston fencing circles await a public reply from Rondelle after Alexis Cara man’s challenge. L Fournon of the Boston Fencing Association says Rondelle must answer plainly whether he will meet the challenge or risk exposing hidden motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Rondelle
Alexis P. Caranan
Boston Fencing Club
McLaughlin Beats Eames In Billiard Contest
Providence reports the second match of the McLaughlin versus Eames billiards contest ended with Champion McLaughlin of Pennsylvania winning 300 to 84. The grand total stands at 600 to 1584.
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Providence
McLaughlin
Pennsylvania
Eames
New England
Woodbury's Facial Soap inventor with scalp treatment claims
A note lists John H. Woodbury of 11 Winter St., Stone, as the inventor of Woodsbury's Facial Soap and mentions his scalp care treatment. The fragment suggests an itching scalp remedy tied to his product line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Woodbury
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