Preliminary sparring bout outlines Boston sparring finals
The Boston Athletic Association held preliminary sparring bouts at the club gym, with J.O. Shaw Jr as referee and strict adherence to Amateur Athletic Union rules. Many bouts were scientific and clean, no knockouts or bad temper. Finals at Music Hall feature Fantoms Danny OBrien and J. J. Gibbons plus multiple weight classes and listed competitors.
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Music Hall
Boston Athletic Association
B.A.A
Amateur Athletic Union
J. O. Bhaw, Jr
Jo, Shaw, Jr
R. C. MacDonald
Henry Tageard
M. J. Farrell
Boston
F. B. Wilson
J. L. Dodge
Camridge
J. L Kane
Trimount
F. R. Peters
E. L
Trimount A. C
J. Mullin
West A. A
Newark
N. J
Kelly
E. Kock
Ice King Rubenstein Tops Badly Teamed Arlington Carnival
The postponed skating carnival at Soy Pond Arlington drew thousands despite 50 degree wind and a flooded ice surface. Montreal's Louis Rubenstein won first prize in figure skating with a corkscrew spin, Bacon placed second, Evans third. Polo games and sprint events followed with Brown and Nichols, Somerville, and Cambridge High and Latin School all posting wins. Miss Ruth G. Leavitt took a medal for best lady skater amid the rough ice conditions and late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soy Pond
Arlington
Atl P.m
Louis Rubenstein
Montreal
D . Bacon
Cambridge
Messrs
Evans
Barnes
Rubenstein
Bacon
Peepee
Brown and Nichols
Somervilles
Cambridge High and Latin School
Aids
Stonehams
Ruth G. Leavitt
Newton
Puritan Canoe Club hosts beer night and bicentennial plans
The Puritan Canoe Club at City Point celebrated its third anniversary with a beer night for about a hundred canoeists. The event included recitations, songs, dances, and lantern slides from last year’s American Canoe Association meet. Officers were elected and plans announced for a spring exhibition to benefit the Eastern Division of the A C A. The Amateur Inter-club Bowling League banned applause for visiting teams and added participation prizes for champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puritan
American Canoe Association
A. C
C. A
Edward S. Gilmore
J. 8
Bear Com
Joseph E. Hill
Treas
Wothrop Hodge
James W. Cartwright
Tore J. Baxter
Samuel A. Brown
Ibership
George R. Underwood
Jean
Gilmore
de Jepson
John R. Robertson
Anniversary exercises of Tabernacle Y M Institute at Music Hall
The Tabernacle Young Men's Institute held anniversary exercises at Music Hall with head quarters at 5 Chardon Street. The Executive Committee report highlights a broad field including a free employment bureau and reading room for youths, free Saturday concerts, a seashore home for poor children, a flower mission, a free laundry, and a free Sunday breakfast at Pitt Street Mission. Speakers included Rev Arthur Little and Rev Nehemiah Boynton, with remarks on youth welfare, Christian regeneration, and the influence of environment on vice. R H Dana of the Boston Y M C A emphasized housing and tenement reforms, urging business interest in such work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Young Men’s Institute
No. 5
Chardon Street
Music Hall
Seashore
Pitt Street
A. S. Stafford
Institute
Ruggles Street Church
Beacon Orchestral Club
Arthur Little
Russell
Matthews
Free Industrial School For
W. N. Brodbeck
Church of God
Pitts Street
Jesus Christ
Nehemiah Boynton
General Booth
R. H. Dana
Boston Y. M. C. A
London
New York Amateur Bowling Union Ties In on Cricket League Notes
The report covers the New York Amateur Athletic Bowling Union, Massachusetts cricket league standings, and club movements. Mystic Club retires while Lynn adds a club. Worcester plans interleague matches. directors named for Somerville Brockton Hyde Park Chelsea Cambridge Medford Lynn. First Regiment Athletics set handicap events at Irvington Street armory. Amateur Athletic Union rules apply. entries due January 28. Water polo may face Providence February 4 and New York Athletic Club February 21. George R Agassiz elected Union Boat Club captain after Harvard class crew career.
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Massachusetts
Massachusetts Central Cricket League
Quincy House
Mystic
Lynn
Worcester
Somerville
J. M. Richardson
Brockton
Joseph Hurley
Hyde Park
D. J
First Regiment
First Regiment Athletic Association
Irvington Street
Frank E. Winslow
Amateur Athletic Union
W. 8. Repperei
South Armory
Providence
New York
New York Athletic Club
George R. Agassiz
Harvard
Union Boat Club
Curtis Guild, Jr
Preserving Adirondacks Urged At Forestry Meeting
Ex President Cleveland joined about 1000 attendees at the New York State Foresters Association meeting. Resolutions urged immediate Adirondack protection and legislative action to curb forest destruction. Cleveland backed the call as he advocated state forest preservation and noted his past efforts as governor. Warren Highy of Ohio urged a scientific administration and strong protection to sustain forests amid civilization.
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New Yorks
Cleveland
New York State Foresters’ Association
Warren Highy
Ohio
Norfolk Club Celebrates Seventh Birthday at Young's Hotel
The Norfolk Club marked its seventh anniversary with a Saturday afternoon gathering at Young's Hotel. About fifty members attended as the business meeting elected officers including President David Hall Rice and secretary Henry Thomas. The secretary reported 418 members in good standing. Speakers urged aggressive Republican unity and renewal, highlighting figures like Hoar, Dingley, and Reed, and urging fresh political talent from the ranks of younger Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Club
Young’s Hotel
David Hall Rice
Brookline
F. T. Greenhalge
J. Henry Gould
Medfield
J. White Belcher
Randolph
Joseph G. Ray
Franklin
George M. Towle
8. C. Putnam
Hyde Park
H. T
Rice
Senator Hoar
Dingley
Reed
Elihu B. Hayes
New Republican Club
Papaslicen Party
Stephen O'Meara
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Reublican Party
Massachusetts
Boston
Beacon Society
Parker House
George C. Crocker
Matthews
Robert Grant
P. J. Doherty
J. W. Leighton
Water Commissioners
Hosea Kingman
Robert T. Davis
Tilly Haynes
Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners
Desmond Fitzgerald
The
Water Board
H. A. Carson
Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
C. Eliot Clarke
Bewerage
Oakes A. Ames
Charles H. Coburn
Wallace F. Robinson
George C. Houghton
John A. Fogg
Henry M. Hart
Crocker
Cochituate
Sudbury
Mystic
Chestnut Hill
Fisher Hill
Sudbury River
Winnipissogee
Boston Water Board
Saia
Fitzgerald
Ohustown
R. T. Davis
C. E. Clarke
Investment Bond Auction at 97 Percent in Kansas City
Griswold and Gillett offer at 97 percent with accrued interest on $20,000 City of Anthony bonds, 6 percent, due January 1908. Principal and interest payable at First National Bank of New York. Bonds registered and guaranteed for validity. Also notes lace prices rising with tariff changes, Paine's Furniture holds stock at lower lace ahead ofMcKinley bill impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Griswold & Gillett
City of Anthony
Harper Co
Kansas
First National Bank of New York
Pudutar of State
Paine’s Furniture Company
Paine’s
Patent Infringement Suit Over Seibert Lubricator
United States Circuit Court case January proceedings involve Cox J Augustus Rich's trustee suing Warren H Graig and others over alleged infringement of Seibert patent No 214589 dated April 22 1879 for cylinder lubricators. Defendants contest using a reducing plug, claiming their lubricator differs and lacks the reducing plug function. lawyers for both sides are named.
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Seibert
Edward Wetmore
New York
Thomas Clarke
F. P. Fish
W. K. Richardson
Supreme Court Equity Docket for Tuesday January 27 Knowlton Essex
Supreme Judicial Court Knowlton Essex equity assignments listed for Tuesday January 27 with cases Bell v Brown McCartney petition to settle title Bigelow v Gossett May v Skurm Barney v Lacey Pond v Atwood A Clapp Co petition for dissolution Worcester and multiple entries across First Second Third Fourth sessions in Worcester Boston and West End courts. Highest in order and lists of case numbers across sessions indicate continued docket activity and adjournments.
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Ton
Equity
Bell
Brown
Essex
McCartney
Bigelow
Gossett
May
Skurm
Barney
Lacey
Pond
Atwood
A. Clapp & Co
Worcester
Probate and guardianship returnable Monday list
Returnable Monday January 25 includes probate of will for Charles E Allen and E Willis Curly. guardianship and administration items for Catherine L Byson Catherine Connolly Martha Ki Katsman Mary Gallagher v Gallagher accounting cases, trustee accounts, removals, and separate support orders across multiple named parties and estates. The docket also covers removals of guardians and administrators, distributions, and final executor and trustee accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Allen
Mary Otis Walley
Same
Charles C. Barry
Johnoerentor
Printer's Twenty-Fifth Accoun
Catherine L., Byson
Catherine Connolly
E. Willis Curly
Michael Curley
Abigall C. Curtis
Ebenezer Dale, Jr
Abby M. Devens
Benjamin H. Deering
Sewell H. Lowns
Mary Gallagher
Charles Gallagher
Annie S. Giles
Capperine D. Hancock
Walter E. Hawes
William Lawrence
Timothy Leary
Hannah F. Lee
Hannah Lockman
Robina A. Long
Stephen F. H. May
Hua McKay
Guardian
Ella T. Millan
H. Katelle Mickle
Thomas H. Mickle
Catherine Monahan
Sidney B. Morse
George LD. Oxnard
Reteca T. Paine
Elizabeth M. Parcher
Maud J. Parcher
Patrick Paxton
Carrie L Pillips
H Edward
Phillips
Baliy
Fickering
Emily T. Pickman
James Rea
Warren A. Rogers
F. W. Sayler
Frank Scott
Quincey A. Shaw
Charles T. Smith
Caroline W. Story
Harriet Candy
Elizabeth Tarlton
John KE. Thayer
Thomas Thompson
Elizabeth M
Tarlan
Frederick Tucker
Chratopher M. Weld
Sarah Wheeler
Teresa A. Albee
M. G. Albee
Martin Finn
Benjamin Hangs
John L. Perkins
Carrie M. Smith
Elizabeth P. Hopkins
William Bacon
Sarah E. Catsnobe
Joseph D. Fulton
Joseph A. Osborn
Ezra Conant
Samuel Weld
James H. Derby
John J. Bayley
Municipal Court Docket of First and Second Sessions
A list of cases scheduled in the Essex County Superior Court Salem with docket numbers ranging from 943 to 4822. Names include De Furio v Robin, Howard v Morri sey, Noonan v Stahl, Wilson v Cutter, Bergman v Joster, Maas v Marcups, Star Brass Mfg Co v Lombard, Seibert Cylinder Oil Cup Co v same, Cross v Nute, Hobbs v Bowe, Prisco v Jannaco, Clanberg v Kest gen, Costello v Anderson, Bowers v Ricker, Devine v Hur, Ives Griswold, Beynoles v Rust, Kelley v Wark, Carroll v Scully, Osgood v City, Kenyon v McCus, Dowe v Preston, Wood v Holmes, Gorat v Hearn, Wadsyworts v Kimn, Jennesse v Carroll, Ford v Frothvitter, Teele v Hayes, Deimmon v Collins, and Abbl.
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Hagpy
de Furio
Robinson
Howard
Morrisey
heCormick
Tiele
Epi
P. Ge
Devine
Hur
Varnee
Heigham
Ives
Griswold
Beynolés
Rust
Kelley
Wark
Perisrae
Sar
Carroll
Scully
Aete-teelains
Teele
Hayes
Deimmon
Collins
Legal case index notes for Haverhill and surround
A fragmented list of case citations appears, including names such as Grundy Warner Chesley Hall McCarthy Kennett Seeman Taffan and references to the city of Haverhill. The text reads like an index or docket fragment with multiple v. and same v. entries and no narrative or decisions.
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Ker
Admr
Grundy
Same
Warner
Brigham
Chesley
Went
Hall
Robinsonworth
McCarthy
Same Herty
Kennett
Lascom
City of al. Em
Seeman
Taffan
Haverhill
Silver Pool Inquiry Witnesses Testify on Silver Pool
Congressmen Dorsey of Nebraska testified he knew nothing of a silver pool and that a Chicago dealer showed him a silver certificate but did not discuss selling certificates to Congress. Mint director Leech said silver bullion in sight fell from 11.5 million to 12.44 million ounces, mostly held by the Merchantile Safe Deposit Co. Witnesses asserted no pool exists and hearings adjourned until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dorsey
Nebraska
Silver Pool Investigation Committee
Hedenberg
Chicago
K. O. Leech
Mint
Merchantile Safe Deposit Company
New York
H. V. Parsons
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wells, Fargo & Co
Owenby
Congress
E. F. MacCartney
Carson & MacCartney
Marriages in Boston and city ceremony notices
In Boston on the 21st instant Reverend Christopher R. Eliot joined Carlton Blanchard and Ann E. Cutter. In this city on January 22 Reverend Elijah Horr united Joseph A. Goodale and Ada E. Green. Also January 22 Reverend Albert B. George wed Lewis A. Mann to Annie L. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard—Cutterk
Boston
Christopher R. Eliot
Carlton
Blanchard
Ann E. Cutter
Goodale
Obituary notices from Boston area deaths dated January
In Boston and nearby towns numerous notices list names ages and dates of death including Adams Bartlett Brackett Bicknell Boynton Chamberlain Chambers Colby Currier Cushman Guild Hynes Jones Marshall Maynard Pierce Reynolds Sneling Stodder Teel Tolman Wadleigh Ward Watson Waxman Curtis Phinney Perkins Herford. Many entries note ages from teens to 93 and include locations such as Cambridge Dedham Roxbury Dorchester Allston and Manchester England with funeral details for some.
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Ellen
James Chamberlain
Chambers
Roxbury
Henry Chambers
Colby
Alston
Mehitable F
P. Colby
Currier
Cambridgeport
Wil_ham P. Currier
Cushman
Wadleigh
Commonwealth, Avenue
Bainbridge Wadleigh
Ward
Boston Highlands
Mararet K
James
Hannah Ward
Watson
Allston
Adelaide
William Watson
Waxmam
Esther
Nathan
Hannah Waxman
Curtis
Benjamin Robbins Curtis
Phinney
Barnstable
Lucia Green
Major
B. Phinney
Perkins
Boston
Mary Lawrence
Benjamin and
Jane Lawrence Perkins
Funers
Pelham
Elevated roads best for Boston rapid transit claims AMERICUS
In a letter to the editor dated January 24, the writer argues Boston must adopt an elevated railway system rather than tunnels. He contends tunnels are impractical for Back Bay and suburb layouts, citing geography, cost, and maintenance, and praises elevated lines for safety, speed, and reduced street disruption.
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Boston
Medford
Back Bay
London
Medford’s
General Court
Americus
Burden schooner for sale in Brooklyn NY
Fond ALE 160 ton burden schooner in good order recently cask and painted ready to carry full cargo on deck or under 25 feet stem 7 feet hold 74 draft suitable for hay or lumber Address Captain O W Parris 224 14th street Brooklyn NY
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Fond Ale
O. W. Parris
14Th Street
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Sademen Ah Tizes
Tabernacle Young Men's Institute
Uni
Seeneel
Ghote Woodlan
Parkens
Tae
Adirondacks
Hood
Eastern Investment Company
Norfolk
Williams & Everett
Boylston Street
Park Square
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Judivial Court
Knowlr
Booth
Merriam
Mass. L. & T. Co
Rowild Inv . Bost
Butler v. B. & A
E Court
Mason, Ch. J
Bloom
Lamphier
Cunio
Sullivan
Clark
Peters
Greensberg
Downing
Bornsteine
Oon
Allen
Noyes
Manning
Dolliver
N. EK. Mag. Co
Mackenzie
Tornet
West End
Ein —Enere
Bo & A
Murray
Wells
Fenton
Nason
Henderson
Hugh
Lathrop
Freeman
Mere
Es Duggan
Ace
Griffin
O'Driscoll
Faxon
Saxon
Clifford
Navy
Morley
Hoston
R. ‘Towboat Co
Sillars
Hosmer
Albany R
Rile
V. Allard
Oeene v. Shea
Thompson
Stratton
Pierce i
Adams
Hopkins
Jenkins
Cobb
Richardson Vioston
Furgang
Desmond 1580
Sweeney
Carney
Gilligan
Morrill
March
Shaw
Bantle
McGarrigle
DunBar
Besa Hai
Bos.& Me
Bowers
Fegan
Creed
Kendall
Finnegan
Bos
Alb. BR
Kling
Lennon
Keaney
Knowl
Packard
Curry
Tor
Whitten
Howe
Alb. R
Partridge
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Heftsrosn
Woodhams
Doe
Swan
Sire
Boren
Love
Cleverly
Moseley
Suffolk
COU
Essex Ss
Salem, Jan
MAN
J. G
R. & J. Gilchrist
Winter Street
Silver Pool Inquiry
U. S. Gov't Report
Peand and Yard
A.b.crocker&co
Essex ST
G. B. Haskell
Washington St
Young
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Bons
Mass
Colchis Mining CO
New Mexico
T. Park Bucher
Broadway
POST
the Post Publishing CO
Milk Street
Boylston ST
P.O
AEGE
I. N
Gro. P. Rowe. & Co
Spruce Street
Mason & Hamlin Roans
Enay
Mason & Hamlin
Organ &Pianoco
Mason & Hamlin Hall
Tremont Sireekh
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