Bikers Meet and Dance Highlight Asbury Park Social Night
The Press Cycle Club held its fourth annual all and prepared for a national meet in Boston. Casey Cotillon Hall glittered with 95 wheeled models on display while Germania Orchestra played as members and guests arrived in ornate gowns. President Fourdriner spoke after the concert, addressing the crowd.
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Asbury Park
Bunker Hill
Casey Cotillon Hall
Press
Germania Orchestra
Fourdrinier
H. W
Press Cycle Club Ball Lights Boston Season
Narey leads a grand procession with Edward Reynolds and W. Grout amid a crowd in motion. Dancers formed serpentine figures and kaleidoscopic gowns as quadrille and waltz filled the night. Dance continued past midnight with hours of revelry until 2:20 am carriage departures ended. The club’s annual dances grow as a fixture beside concerts and meetings, demanding much work from organizers.
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Narey
Mr. Edward Reynolds
W. ©. Grout
Ipper
Press Cycle Club
Boston
Symphony
Busy Sate of Dance Event Involving Boston Delegates
A long standing social affair drew many figures from clubs near Boston with organizers including Pease Ochs and Trai Reynolds. Directors and officers oversaw tickets and arrangements while prominent attendees from Massachusetts venues arrived. The event featured many delegates, lively crowd, and notable attendees despite a hazy ending in fragmented text.
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Pease
Messrs. Ochs
Towne
Gaudelet
Trai- Reynolds
C. W. Fourdrinier
W. FE. Traiser
A. Reynolds
Kelly
Newbury
Alec Keltie
Ry Bicycle Club
Massachusetts
Lon Peck
Eagles
D. J. Dwyer
D. W. Dalaj
A. Langford
Carter to Sail Valkyrie in Britain’s Cup races
N Jan 29 It is probable that Carter of the Prince of Wales Britannia will act as sailing master for the new Valkyrie in the races for the America’s Cup next fall.
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Carter
Prince of Wales
Britannia
Sailing i
Valkyrie
DGNOMICAL Hair Cutting at Tremont Row
A terse historical notice advertises a hair cutting and beard shaping service at 19 Tremont Row. The ad highlights years of experience and references training or affiliation with local colleges and universities for credibility. It presents a concise barbering offer in a period voice.
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Tremont Row
Ts College
Boston University
Dartmouth Athletes Named for B A A Meet in Boston
Hanover January 29 After a competitive ice trial on the Connecticut River Dartmouth announces its team for the Boston invitation meet of the Boston Athletic Association on February 9 at Mechanics Hall. Selected are Stephen Chase of Hanover A G Bugbeen Hartford Charles E Bolsen Amesbury H D Crowley Miller s Falls in the team race against Amherst H A Rowe Winchendon in the half mile A D West Newport V I in the 45 yard dash B C Taylor Marlboro F W Bennis Brooklyn and H Christopher Manchester represent Suffolk Athletic Club and Dartmouth members.
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Hanover
N. H
Connecticut
Dartmouth
Boston Athletic Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston
Amherst
Stephen Chase
A. G. Bugbeen
Hartford
Charles E. Bolsen
Amesbury
Mass
H. D. Crowley
Miller's Fall
H. A. Rowe
Winchendon
A. D. West
Newport
Worcester Athletic Club
B. C. Taylor
Marlboro
F. W. Bennis
Brooklyn
H. Christopher
Manchester
Suffolk Athletic Club
Boxing Gossip Reflects on Boston Club Controversy
A Boston boxing scene discussion highlights clashes between managers and authorities. Reports note sixteen exhibitions this season, police presence at major clubs, and hopes for strict adherence to regulations. Headlines mention Martin Flaherty, Young McCarthy, McKeon’s funeral fund, and upcoming Walcott Smith tickets under aldermanic license.
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Boston
Cribb
Charlesbank
Suffolk
Farragut
Tirsiaw
Martin Flaherty
Starlight
Flaherty
Joe
Frank Steele
Martin
Edward P. Maher
Winchester
Young McCarthy
Bert McIntire
West End Athletic Club
Charles Ringwood
Lynn
Kid Mulligan
James Gallagher
New England
Lowell
Jim McKeon
McKeon
Jim
James J. Croxon
Thorndike Associates
Charlestown
Don Hartigan
Waltham
McKeever
America
Pugs
Philadelphia
Jimmy McHale
Long Island City
Jim Hall
Ipation
Rob Roy
Diamond Brevities on 1910s baseball moves and signings
The Pittsburgs head to Savannah for spring practice while Giants director Freedman signs Jack Doyle and Yale Murphy as emergency options. Doyle and Davis back: other deals expected in two weeks. Giants plan Florida timbering around Feb. 25 with possible Ocala play. Cincinnati sets 27 men. St. Louis vs Pittsburg expected. Washington cards five candidates for second base. Van Haltren homered in California game.
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Pittsburgs
Savannah
Billy Nash
Boston
Jack’’ Doyle
Freedman
Giants
Doyle
George Davis
Yale
Murphy
Stafford
Davis
Florida
Ocala
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati
Zimmer
Cleveland
Beckley
Stenzel
Hot Springs
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Miller
Ehret
Lyons
Washington
Crooks
Nicholson
Sherbéeck
Houseman
Collins
Jerry Denny
van Haltren
California
Referee Foogarty Held on Fight Charge in Leeds McKeever Bout
Philadelphia report says referee Jack Fo garty faced a magistrate after being charged with unlawful fighting with gloves from Saturday night’s Leeds McKeever bout. He is held on $600 bail for a Thursday hearing with other participants to be arraigned. Mayor Stuart refused to renew the Winter Circus building’s theatrical license where the fight occurred.
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Philadelphia
Jack Fogarty
Pole
Stuart
Winter Circus
B. A. A. committee adjourns gymnasium association meeting
The B. A. A. athletic committee met last evening to form a gymnasium association to compete with other similar groups. After over an hour of discussion and no decision or action, the meeting was adjourned for a month with Dr. Sargent allowed to summon a special meeting at any time during the interim.
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B. A. A. Athletic Committee
Sargent
Uheing
Boston City Hall Purchases Linked to Bricks and Bribery
The article reports on alleged schemes involving Edward Darling and Mansfield as intermediaries between city officials and business firms to inflate prices for bricks cements and oils used by city departments. It notes friction in the purchasing office, removals of McDonald and Sands, and possible investigations urged by Gallagher and local politicians with calls for a joint legislative inquiry as pressure mounts at the Common Council meeting.
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East Cambridge
Edward Darling
Gallagher
Boston
Mansfield
Lanas
Darling
Curtis
Post
Sands
City Hall
Street
John W. McDonald
McDonald
Nathaniel H. Taylor
Matthews
Wheeler
R. F. Watson-Gallagher
Ireland
Sears
Hutchinson
Common Council
Goff
Curtis Defends City Changes Amid Boston Political Shakeup
Mayor-elect Edwin Upton Curtis spoke at the Chickatawbut Club praising a nonpartisan change in Boston city government. The purge included removals in the street and sewer departments, with Democrats largely replaced by Republicans and independents excluded from recognition.
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Boston
Edwin Upton Curtis
Chickatawbut Club
Young’s Hotel
John D. Berran
Wheeler
Curtis
City Hall
Charles R. Cutter
Charles McConnell
West End
Street Department
McDonald
Daniel Lynch
Charles E. McConnell
Foreman
Charles G. Forestall
Humbert
Fred O. Whitney
Frank A. Foster
Dorchester
Foster
Surveyor’s Department
Guild
On Track News of Rail Traffic and Crew Movements
Mr A J Quinn ex Grand Trunk buys a Commonwealth avenue home while O W Greeley leads a Florida tour party. Great Northern mileage tickets accepted on Northwest Steamship routes Seattle to Victoria. New Santa Fe travel book “To California and Back.” Boston & Albany watches checked Mondays. Feb 15 rate hike on Western lines. Central Traffic Association sets 20 cent grain rate. other tariffs kept. The Trackman.
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A. J. Quinn
Grand Trunk Road
Commonwealth Avenue
Andy
O. W. Greeley
Concord & Montreal Road
Florida
Great Northern Railroad
Great Northern Steamship Company
Northwest Steamship Company
Seattle
Port Townsend
Victoria
California
Santa Fe
Boston & Albany
Kneeland Street
New England
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Robeson
Central Traffic Association
Dedham Cycle Club Elects Officers and Social Events
Dedham Cycle Club elected officers led by William Delmuth as president and William C. Weller as treasurer. A road race series is planned for April 19 Lexington Day with dance parties boosting social standing. The P. C. C. ball at Cotillon Hall drew large attendance, led by Edward H. Pinkham’s group, while the Waban Cycle Club hosted a smoke talk on Travels in Italy and plans an event with a microscope exhibit. J. A. Morse left Columbia to handle the Spalding wheel for Wright & Ditson and may tour New England next spring. The Roxbury Bicycle Club eighth annual ball followed the Press Club’s event, with mascot William O. King front and center at Press headquarters.
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Dedham Cycle Club
William Delmuth
William C. Weller
J. William Keough
Charles A. Barron
William Ratcliffe
Joan A. Hirsch
Joseph V. Daly
Joseph Nannery
George Walton
Thomas F. Cannon
W. H. Gleason
Lexington
Cotillon Hall
Edward H. Pinkham
Benjamin Tishler
Charles T. Downing
Frank M. Stahl
Maurice Tishler
William A. Buckley
B. A. Weeks
Daniel E. Ahern
James J. Anderson
Max H. Helm
Frederick Erickson
Rupert L. Hidden
John Fisher
Arthur Krey
George Krey
Charles E. Finley
Charles H. Hayes
John Donovan
Charles L. Smith
W. Milan Corey
John T. Garvey
Frederick Detheridge
Charles A.thompson
Whitfield McConnell
Clarence
Worthington
Italy
Wabans
W. 8
New England
Press Club
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Press Cycle Club
William O. King
Press Headquarters
Turf Gossip on Dwyer and Jockey Club Moves
Brookyn Jockey Club president Philip J. Dwyer travels to Florida and New Orleans with family members and racing associates. Lamplighter’s winter prospects look favorable for a return to racing. Captain S S Brown predicts a small stable. Green B Morris ships racers to Montgomery Park Memphis, with plans to race in the West next summer. horses may return east as roses bloom.
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Philip J. Dwyer
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Florida
Rockledge
M. F. Dwyer
Charles F. Dwyer
Richard Croker
Joseph Wendig
Messrs. Croker
Dwyer
E. J. Dwyer
New Orleans
Hot Springs
Brooklyn
James H. McCormick
Memphis
S. S. Brown
Pittsburg
Daily America
Green B. Morris
Gravesend
Montgomery Park
Tenn
Morris
Mr. Morris
Frank L Noble dies. turf scandal figure dies
Frank L Noble formerly owned the trotting stallion Aleryon and was central to the Beacon Park Boston turf scandal. He and his horse were ruled off the American turf for throwing the stallion race between Alcryon and Nelson.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Frank L. Noble
Mr. Noble
Aleryon
Beacon Park
Boston
Alcryon
Nelson
Sears Defeats Levis In Kirtland Club Sparring Bout
A clean exhibition last night at the Kirtland Club in Lynn pitted Mike Sears, New England bantamweight champion of Lewiston Maine, against Sam Levis, New Hampshire featherweight champion, in a ten round sparring match for $100. Sears won the decision before about four hundred spectators.
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Kirtland Club
Lynn
Mike Sears
New England
Lewiston
Sam Levis
New Hampshire
Sears
Roller bowling results at Lowell Jamaica and Lynn Oxford meets
Rollers by the bowlers list scores from Lowell Jamaica and Lynn Oxford events. S Drew of the Jamaicas rolled 573 for Lowell High. Newton-Newton Club and Medford show top marks while Charlestown Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery and Charlestown Club post 24% partial totals.
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Lowell
Jamaicas
Lowell Highlands
S. Drew
Newton
Newton Club
Newton Boat Club
Savage
Lynn
Oxfords
Medford
Charlestown
Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery
Melba in Music Hall Delights Boston Audience
Mme Melba headlined a cumulatively praised matinee at Music Hall with Fra Diavolo overture Sylvia ballet music Gwendoline selection and Lucia mad scene. Critics noted polished performances by Clayton Johns Mole and Arditi with strong support from Paul and Ellis as the season audience appetite grows.
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Music Hall
Mme. Melba
Fra Diavolo
Delibes
Sylvia
Gwendoline
Gooldsmith
Strauss
Clayton Johns
Lucia
Boston
Mole
Arditi
Leveran Rose
Ellis
Gresham Hosts Mexican and Guatemalan Ministers on Boundary Tensions
Secretary Gresham convened Mexican minister Romero and Guatemalan minister Arriaga at the State Department for a second step toward a peaceful settlement of the boundary dispute. Officials say no war is expected and the current bad feelings should be quickly dispelled, though conference conclusions are not released.
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Washington
Gresham
Senor Romero
Arriaga
State Department
Guatemala War Threat Looms Over Mexican Guaranty Dispute
Mexico refuses to reveal the Guatemalan note terms and demands immediate payment of 1,800,000 indemnity. United States mediation is rejected as Guatemala asserts the 1882 treaty settles the border dispute. Guatemala amasses 50,000 troops with mounted artillery on Chiapas border.
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City OF
Mexico
United States
Guatemala
Chiapas
Guatemala Hedging on Boundary Dispute Aims for Peace
Washington January 29 official circles report Guatemala will concede enough to resolve the boundary dispute peacefully without harming Mexico's honor. Confidence grows that territorial issues will be settled quickly to Mexico's satisfaction, and indemnity may be handled by arbitration, possibly with a South American government such as Brazil.
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Washington
Mexico
Guatemala
Brazil
Mexico City minister vows war only if needed
A Mexican foreign minister letter to the editor urges peaceful settlement and warns war would be declared by Congress only to defend national honor if deadly escalation becomes necessary. The message stresses the role of the President and constitutional constraints.
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New York
Mexigo
Congress
Mariscal
Mexico
Lynn Expressman Harper Fights for Life after Crash
John E. Harper of Lynn, injured on Beachmont street in Revere, with a fractured skull, remains in critical condition at Lynn Hospital. The express wagon he drove was badly damaged. Harper, a married man with no children, resides on Washington court, Lynn.
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Lynn
John E. Harper
Beachmont Street
Revere
Lynn Hospital
Harper
Washington Court
Davis Injured When Horse Delivers Runaway Collision
Thomas F. Davis of 29 Dexter Street, South Boston, was driving on West Fourth Street at 5 30 yesterday when a runaway horse hit his buggy at Dorchester Avenue. The hind axle broke and Davis was thrown into the street, suffering severe hip injuries and was taken home.
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Thomas F. Davis
Dexter Street
West Fourth Street
Boston
Dorchester Avenue
Polo Games Last Night in New England Circuits
In Boston Boston defeated New Bedford 13 to 7, while Pawtucket edged Providence 4 to 3 and Salem beat Lynn 4 to 3 in regional polo play. The results reflect close scores and competitive matchups across three venues.
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Boston
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Providence
Salem—Lynn
Salem
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