Mulliken Wins Barnard Cup Playoff At Palm Beach
Palm Beach Fla Jan 29 The playoff for the Barnard cup brought the best golf of the season after 18 holes Mulliken of Wolstanton Golf Club defeated his old rival Cory Brae Burn Newton and Moller Apawamis Rye N Y All three were tied 152 after 36 holes and played 18 more for the cup Mulliken won by a large margin over Cory with Moller third
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Palm Beach
Fla
George F. Barnard
Brookline Country Club
Boston
E. A. Mulliken
Wollaston Golf Club
Mulliken
C. B. Cory
Brae-Burn
Newton
John Moller, Jr
Sharkey seeks new bidders for Jeffries title fight
Tom Sharkey is looking for a new venue for the world championship bout with Jim Jeffries. The sailor gave up hope of meeting the champion in San Francisco and asks matchmakers to propose terms. Jeffries says he will honor the signed articles and will fight before any club able to guarantee a suitable purse and proper inducements.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Jim Jeffries
San Francisco
Lewiston Wins Long Polo Match in Overtime Thriller
Lewiston defeated Plymouth 8 to 2 in the longest polo game ever played on the local rink. The match, lasting two hours and twenty-eight minutes, featured Rushes by Tarrant and McGilvery, with Cusick and Burgess in goal. Referee Furbush and timer Beaman oversaw play as 100 attended.
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Plymouth
Lewiston
Pfyrtinve
Eeene
Tarrant
McGilvery
Cusick
Burgess
Furbush
Corbett Denies Fight With Sullivan McGovern Winner
Louisville report claims Young Corbett agreed to meet the Sullivan McGovern winner on February 22 in Louisville. Corbett says his manager is not with him and he expects no bout until next fall.
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Louisville
Young Corbett
Associated Press Tonight
Dave Sullivan
Supreme Electric Belt Free Offer from Chicago Institute
An advertisement from the Physicians' Institute of Chicago promotes a free “Supreme Electric Belt” claimed to cure rheumatism lumbago back pain and other ailments. The belt is described as 100 guage and free with no postage or payment, available by writing to 2031 Masonic Temple Chicago Illinois. The institute asserts state charter support and ongoing improvement of the device.
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Illinois
Physicians’ Institute of
Chicago
Physicians’ Institute
Masonic Temple
Ils
Sanden
R. *. Sanden
Tremont St
Boston
Mass
Earth’s Rotation to End in Billions of Years Says Scientist
Scientists estimate the earth will stop revolving in six thousand million years. Until then, life in the twentieth century remains unaffected. A cheeky ad notes G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon or Pure Rye, with Chester H. Graves & Sons selling sealed bottles, inviting reports if unavailable.
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G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Kioston
Chester L. Graves & Sons
Portland defends to beat Lawrence in tight 5-3 decision
In Portland, Maine, January 2, the Portland team edged Lawrence 5-3 after a defensive struggle. The game stayed close through two periods, with key rushes by Warner and Jason and strong stops by Tibbits and Mallory as about 600 watched.
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Portland
Lawrence
Warner
Jason
Tibbits
Mallory
Wiley
O’brien
Dyer
Clinton Handily Beats Lowell 8 to 1 on Local Rink
Clinton defeated Lowell 8 to 1 in a heated game at the local rink with Clinton’s defense dominant. Farrell stood out for Clinton while Lewis and Jead performed well for Lowell. Score details show Clinton 38 Lowell 1 with rushes by Guana and Lewis and saves by Cashman and Vox. Referee Connolly timer Hartwell attendance 500.
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Clinton
Mass
Lowell
Farrell
Lewis
Jead
Guana
Cashman
Vox
Connolly
Hartwell
Salem Defeats Worcester In Hectic 9-4 Hockey Game
In Worcester Salem won 9 to 4 against Worcester in a heated night matchup. Bartlett remained sidelined with injuries, Ha le y filling in. Rushes Daly led Salem with 10, while Whipple had 3 for Worcester. Referee McGeachey oversaw a 700 attendance game.
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Worcester
Mass
Salem
Bartlett
Ha#ley
Daly
Whipple
Steps—Bannon
Heffernan
McGeachey
Timor—Donovan
Doctors See Sandow in Private Muscle Exhibition
A distinguished party of medical men including Drs. Franklin Dexter, James Dwight, Thomas Dwight, and J. Foster Bush witnessed Eugen Sandow give a private muscle development exhibition at Keith's Theatre. Sandow explained his strength method as Erevet development, noting his Italy health visit in youth. The doctors examined his muscles with astonishment at their extreme hardness when contracted and softness when relaxed. Sandow also performed weight lifting demonstrations, saying he eats and drinks freely.
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Eugen Sandow
Keith’s
Sandow
Eith
Franklin Dexter
James Dwight
Thomas Dwight
J. Foster Bush
New Skating Speedway Opens on Jamaica Pond
Jamaica Pond gains a new eight laps to the mile speedway carved by the park department led by Superintendent Pettigrew. Teams may enter by applying for a permit at Pine Banks offices, with the track reserved for a set time and not interfering with casual skaters on the pond.
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Pettigrew
Park Department
Jamaica Pond
Speedway
Rk Commission
Pine Banks
Boxing Gossip Highlights Prompt for Six Months Winner Fight
Boxers report nose operations and training plans ahead of Louisv ille showdowns. McGovern and McPartland undergo similar procedures with recoveries noted. A 20 round bout headlines Austin Rice vs Billy Ryan on Feb 4, and amateur classes receive a 110 pound addition at Roanoke event.
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George Dixon
Eddie Lenny
Cambridge
Le Moyne Loses 50 Yard Handicap Swim at Brookline Club
The Brookline Swimming Club held a 50 yard handicap with 15 entrants at the public baths. Harry Le Moyne, at scratch, failed to reach the finals as Leslie Rich with a seven second head start won in 4 4 seconds. Herbert Holm narrowly edged Rich in the final heat with a five yard margin at the finish.
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Brookline Swimming Club
Harry le Moyne
Leslie Rich
Herbert Holm
Fred Rechtler
Holm
Bomched
Nasturtium Ill With Chill In England Derby Effort
Whitney hopeful colt Nasturtium is seriously ill with a chill at Heath House Newmarket England. Trainer John Huggins in England received a cablegram from Heath House assistant reporting the illness as the horse ships Whitney colors for the Derby.
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New York
Nasturtium
William C. Whitney
England
Whitney
Heath House
Newmarket
John Huggins
Mr. Whitney
Boston Yacht Club Elects Officers and Funds Race
The Boston Yacht Club voted to support summer racing with 600 dollars to the regatta committee and an additional 30 dollars by Commodore Benjamin P. Cheney for cups. Officers elected include Commodore Cheney, vice Commodore Walter Burgess, rear Commodore Elmer F. Smith, secretary Albert C. Fernald, treasurer William H. Bangs, measurers W. Starling Burgess Jefferson Borden.
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Boston Yacht Club
Atlantic
Parker House
Regatta Committee
Benjamin P. Cheney
Walter Burgess
Where to Skate Today Boston Women Dominate Championship
A tri city championship featuring women golfers from Boston Philadelphia and New York is likely this season. The Women's Metropolitan Golf Association executive committee reported a challenge from Boston and expects a Boston team to join the championship if Philadelphia does not object.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Golf Association
Women’s Golf Association of
Philadelphia Association
Social reception for Industrial Home friends at Westminster
Westminster hosted a Newton Highlands fundraiser reception by the Working Boys' Friends Society with 200 guests. Miss Margaret Donohue won a gold bonbon spoon, Miss Alice Magee took cut glass, Edward Judge earned a stag-handled corkscrew, and George J. MacAvoy received cuff buttons.
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Westminster
Friends of the Industrial
Newton Highlands
Working Boys’ Friends Society
James Wills
James J. Fanelly
Jonathan Pugh
J. F. Fallon
Margaret Donohue
Roxbury
Alice Magee
Jamaica Plain
Edward Judge
George J. MacAvoy
Stella L. Sullivan
Catherine A. Barry
J.S. Dooley
N. Higgins
Philadelphia Sails for Southampton Communicates Distance
Falmouth reports the American liner Philadelphia, departing New York January 22, reached a point 100 miles from the Lizard and used wireless communication at 15:00 hours this morning to relay contact with the shore.
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Falmouth
Eng
Philadelphia
New York
Southampton
Somers Says No Change in Boston Club Management
Charles W. Somers announced to the Post that there will be no change in the management of the Boston American League baseball team. He acknowledged Killilea’s interest but said he will remain the nominal president.
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Charles W. Somers
Boston
Somers
Mr. Killilea
Arlington Wins Two of Three in Amateur Bowling Match
Arlington defeated Dudley two games to one at the Dudley Club in a tightly fought Amateur Bowling League matchup. Arlington built an early comeback in game one to win by 18 pins as Dodge and Rankin sparked with doubles while Whittemore tripled. Dudley led at halftime by 18 pins but rallied in the third game with double strikes from several bowlers and a strong showing by Saxe and Rankin, though Arlington posted a higher total with many spares.
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Dudley
Dodge
Rankin
Whittemore
Hall
Saxe
Rogers
Armstrong
Simson
Boat Club
Jefferson Dominates City League Forfeited Games Sweep
Jefferson widened its City League can dle pin division lead by taking six forfeited wins as Sudbury withdraws. Other forfeits will be evenly distributed to preserve the schedule. Murray and Darwin edged McCarthy two to one in Gees. Boylston swept City Hall. Carruth won two of three from Webster with Hedge returning after illness. St James took two from Hub. The scores follow.
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Sudbury
Murray & Darwin
McCarthy
Boylston
City Hall
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Webster
Hedge
St. James
Hub
Eeer Carers
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Sheafe
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Jackson
Parish
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Ewee
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Eee
Burns
See Reesee
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Bowler
T'dl Williams
Boudrot
Freeman
Potrig
Ec Cugeespteedeen
Travis
Duff
Barry Sere
Murphy Seer
Cceergsecessis
McMullin
Peggott
Gosselin
Owler Eee
Lawson Buys Horses for Lawson Stable at Saratoga
The steeplechase stable of Thomas W. Lawson at Horse Haven Saratoga includes Lothian Wooster Boy Duty Ronkonkoma and Craftsman. Lothian Wooster Boy and Duty were bought from Samuel Hildreth in Memphis and arrived last night. Trainer Ralph Black will seek further purchases for Lawson.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Boston
Copper King
Thomas W. Lawson
Ralph Black
Lothian
Wooster Boy
Duty
Ronkonkoma
Craftsman
Samuel Hildreth
Memphis
Jtenn
Black
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Horse Haven
Union Avenue
Saratoga Racing Association
Alexandra Drives in Open Carriage After Illness
Windsor residents report Queen Alexandra, previously listed as indisposed, took an open carriage ride today signaling a return to public appearances amid health concerns in January.
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Alexander
Windsor
Queen Alexandra
New York Banquet Honors McKinley Memory
The New York Board of Trade and Transportation held its annual banquet at the Waldorf Astoria to honor William McKinley and to promote closer capital and labor ties. Speakers included Charles Emory Smith, Myron Herrick, and Samuel Gompers, with Oscar Straus presiding.
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New York
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
William McKinley
McKinley
Charlies Emory Smith
John W. Griggs
United States
Samuel Gompers
New York Honors McKinley Birthday with School Observances
In observance of William McKinley’s birthday public schools in New York City held exercises and flags flew at public buildings. Several meetings were adjourned by the Board of Aldermen as a mark of respect to the late president.
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New York
William McKinley
Cleveland Flags Fly In Honor Of McKinley Birthday
From business blocks public institutions and hundreds of residences in Cleveland flags are flying today in recognition of the birthday memorial of the late President McKinley.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
McKiney
Senate Discusses Philippine Press Censorship Question
Washington January 29 The Senate debated whether a press despatch censorship exists in Manila. The session was spirited though not as stormy as the prior day. The War Department secretary said no censorship is maintained and General Greely confirmed the press is entirely free.
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Washington
Senate
Manila
Philippines
Yale Crew Names Two Varsity Eights For Season
Captain Kuntzig selects two varsity crews at New Haven. First eight includes Adams Stubbs Judson Weymouth Scott Auchincloss Sargent with Lincoln bow. Second eight lists Bogue Laws Kunzig Johnson Eckley Hewitt Strongbow Waterman for nucleus of varsity squad.
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New Haven
Kuntzig
Yale
Adams
Stubbs
Judson
Weymouth
Scott
Auchincloss
Sargent
Bow
Lincoln
Bogue
Laws
Kunzig
Johnson
Ckiey
Hewitt
Strongbow
Waterman
Massachusetts Manufacturing Report Totals From 1900 Census
The Census Bureau reports Massachusetts manufacturing in 1900 with 29 178 establishments up 8 percent since 1880 and total product value near 1.027 billion dollars up 16 percent. City figures list capital and product values for Boston Brockton Cambridge Fall River Fitchburg Gloucester Haverhill Holyoke Lawrence Lowell Lynn Malden New Bedford Newton Salem Somerville Springfield Taunton Worcester Everett North Adams Quincy and others with varied increases and declines. There were no separate reports for five cities in 1590.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Massachusetts
Aoe
Boston
Brockton
Cambridge
Chelsea
Fall River
Fitchburg
Gloucester
Haverhill
Holyoke
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Malden
New Bedford
Newton
Salem
Somerville
Springfield
Taunton
Worcester
Everett
North Adams
Quincy
Strike Leaders Confer on Allied Freight Council Meeting
Leaders of the Allied Freight Transportation Council and Teamsters Local No. 25 met last night. They refused to disclose details but noted concern over slow progress by the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration in the strike. Unorganized labor along the waterfront saw progress with new unions forming. milk wagon drivers to be addressed by Patrick Mahoney and others.
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Allied Freight Transportation Council
Teamsters
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Patrick Mahoney
Hockey protest over Melrose Somerville forfeit
A Melrose versus Somerville High hockey game in a suburban league was postponed due to ice conditions at Ell Pond Melrose and an alleged notice mix up. Somerville arrived to find no Melrose players and claimed a forfeit. Captain Scanlan protested to the league.
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Melrose
Somerville
Eli Pond
Scanlan
Melrose High
Ell Pond
Tailor Montague Nabbed in Hat Drawn Suit Club Scam
Charles E. Montague, 30, of 70 Bradford Street West Everett, was arrested by a Boston police inspector on a charge of disposing of personal property via a lottery method. He allegedly ran a suit club where clothes were allocated by drawing names from a hat.
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Charles E. Montague
Bradford Street
West
Everett
Boston
Montague
Republicans Move to Substantially Cut War Revenue Taxes
Republican members of the ways and means committee held a private conference to frame a bill cutting war revenue taxes, aiming for large reductions near repeal. They consider removing the burden before addressing Cuba’s relief, with an estimated tax repeal around 368 million dollars.
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Washington
Jam
Ways and Means Committee
Cuba
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