Notices of business change and local bids in Roxbury and Boston
Notices cover White Tucker Company dissolution and disavowal of future debts by Edward Payson Tucker at 664 and 666 Dudley Street Boston. Also listed are South Boston Yacht Club fencing and renovation bids, a coin and stamp buyer ad, a Mass quarantine order on European corn borer, an executor appointment for Mary L. Grozier, a Roxbury business purchase by Mr and Mrs McGavin, and miscellaneous ads for car and roadster sales in Cambridge with contact details.
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George FP. Besbikos
Veter A. Orphania
Edward Payson Tucker
GiGi Dudley Street
Roxbury District
Boston
White Tucker Company
Dudley Street
South Boston
X. M'Kee
Harrison Ave
Mass
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
State Department of Agriculture
State House
Massachusetts
Gloucester
Hingham
Manchester
Middleton
Wenham
Wilmington
I. R. Harold Allen
Commissioner of Agriculture
R. Tiarold Allen
Wilfrid Wheeler
Mary L. Grozier
Lexington
Middlesex
Edwin A. Groer
Rattle Sweet
Cambridge
Jacob White
Parker St
Roxbury
M’gavin
Allen's Law Office
School St
Phillies Win in 18 Innings at Brooklyn
Philadelphia outlasted Brooklyn 10 to 9 in 18 innings. Williams drove in the winning run with a third single as Luderus added a double. Pfeffer pitched the distance for Brooklyn and Watson held. Epha Rixey joined Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Williams
Luderus
Superbas
Smith
Pfeffer
Watson
Epha Rixey
Pitijladelphia
Tudorug
Pancacoastoeiee
Baird
Lens EL
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Mitchell
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Konetehy
Malone
Schmandt
Krenger
Luderus Magee Olson in long pitching duel
Bases on balls 2 4 3. Hits 11 8 8. Smith 3 Watson 2 Pfeffer 6 strikeouts. Passed ball Kreuger. Winning pitcher Watson. Losing pitcher Pfeffer.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Heilmann
Wlngstead
Ellison
Long Leonard
Sotheron
A. B. Bush
Ss Pee
Cobb
Veach
Fingstead
Rf . Ers
Jones
Reerei
Ainamith
Leonard
Drer
Irs
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Austin
Bronkle
Tobin
Sisler
Jacobson
Pioans Fes
Gerber
Rillings
Eess Koob
bSevereld Mayer
Billings
Koob
O Louis
Bronkie
Sloan
Luderus
Magee
Olson
Smith
Watson
Pfeffer
Kreuger
Vaughn
Chicago
Flack
E. Kilduff
Hollacher
Barber
Ef Lear
Mann
F. Deal
Killefer
Shotton
Fivecues
McHenry
Stock
Hornsby
Paulette
Aor
Schultz
Liccsees Miller
Alishburn
Clemons
Lear
Miller
Tuero
Horst
Roy Vaughn
Cincinnatti
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Evans
Reuther
Pirates
F. Pittsburg
I Bigbee
Terry
Stengel
Petes
Boeckel
Southworth
Cutshaw
Mollwitz
See
Adams
AB. Rath
Wee & Enemy A
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Roush
Pecevess Kopf
Eneee Daubert
Husto
Wingo
Cores Sacres
Fisher
de Vavenreee
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Rath
Bighee
Groh
E. Neale
Kopf
Daubert
Cueto
Yey
Tase
Oeckel
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Sweeney
Bevane
D.wseecerrs
International League scores update show varied results
Baltimore defeated Newark 5 to 1 in game one and won game two 7 to 3. Jersey City topped Reading 16 to 10. Rochester beat Buffalo in a 12 inning contest 5 to not specified.
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Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Reading
Rochester
Buffalo A
Willard Arrives Toledo For Dempsey Title Preparations
World heavyweight champion Jess Willard arrives in Toledo after a long trip from California to resume training for the July 4 title fight with Jack Dempsey at Bay View Park Arena. He lodges at Hotel Secor and plans a training camp visit while promoter Tex Rickard coordinates arrangements.
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Toledo
Ohio
California
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Bay View Park Arena
Lawrence
Kansas
Willard
Tex Rickard
Secor
Ray O. Archer
Illard
Dempsey
Maumee Bay
Soldier Stanton
New York
Jack Lavin
Cleveland
Jamaica
Terry Keller
Bill Tate
Keller
Jack Kearns
Tate
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Sailor Ralston
Army
Willard-Dempsey
Ralston
Camp Funston
Jim Corbett Says He Cannot Pick Winner in Willard Dempsey Fight
In Los Angeles on June 1 James J. Corbett, former world champion, says a woman with no boxing knowledge could pick a winner by hair or complexion, and he cannot find any sane basis to compare Willard and Dempsey. He declines to name a favorite.
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Los Angeles
James J. Corbett
Willard
Dempsey
Corbett
Schoolboys In Good Condition In Busy Boston Week
Local athletes show peak form as Boston scholastic events enter their busiest stretch. Rowing and outdoor track climaxes headline a week of summerlike energy with suburban baseball title races intensifying as Newton, Medford, Everett and Somerville push ahead. Notable improvements come from Malden and Cambridge Latin.
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Newton
Medford
Everett
Somerville
Sharps
Garden City
Malden
Cambridge Latin
Cigar Makers Union Builds Boston’s Second Largest Industry
The Cigar Makers Union claims credit for elevating the cigar trade to Boston’s second largest industry. Members require a three year apprenticeship and maintain high standards in well lit, sanitary factories. The blue union label signals quality and reliability to dealers and smokers.
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Cigar Makers’ Union
Boston
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Jack Hemple
Kid McCoy
Jeffries
James Jeffries
Dutch Leonard
Tigers
New England
Dudley St. Cor
Dudley Sq
Dudley St
Max Keezer Marvyard
Rosenkranz
Harvard
Mass Ave
Summer St
Llner's
Hoylaton St
Dugeoylatin Bt
Bouton
Sulte
Hesslein
Paddock Bidg
Punent Et
the Post
Legat
Miss Baxter
Mass, Ave
Camb
Central Bargaineas
Canada
R. Clifton
Green St
Central Sq
Phillies
International League
Big Jess
BY Ray Pearson
the Tailor
Washington St. W.o
Jim Corbett
REDS
BUICK
U. S
H. C. Pratt
Strathcona Hall
High School of Commerce
Claflin Field
Newtonville
Stoughtton High
Walpole
Stoughton
Frank Gaffney
Greater Boston
Scholastic Athletic
Imemavun
CCAR
Laraticonal Union GT America
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