Coupons and addresses list near Sunday Post drive ends
The notice states Montest ends at 6 PM sharp and coupons received after 6 will not be credited. It lists numerous names and addresses of subscribers or participants, with many Boston area streets and surrounding cities mentioned, reflecting a community listing tied to the Sunday Post coupons.
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Sunday Post
Salem
Mass
Louise Dow
The
Boston Sunday Post
Boston
Express
Boston Daily Post
Letters From Workers and Contests in Sunday Post
A collection of reader letters from 1901 praising the Sun day Post and promoting contest coupons. Names include James R Hamilton Roxbury 209 Ruggles Street Louis Selden Arlington Street Chelsea and Nettie Maud Ray Preble Street South Boston among others.
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Rox
John A. Grady
Rutaw St
Max Andelman
Spring Court
Louise Dow
Washington
Salem
Whidden
Essex St
Mary Donate
Charter St
E. P. Killeen
Ramsey St
Cor
Robert Sudth
Paris St
George B. Matthies
Wall St
Hugh C. McGrath
McLean St
H. B. Seifert
Linden Ave
Sam
H. E. Johnston
Tremont St
F. Keany
Seventh St
Cam. Coady
Union Social Club
Cam
Joseph Brennan
Rex
Samuel Levin
Brighton St
W. B. Brown
Pearl St
Marblehead
N. Shanfield
Prospect St
Morris Miller
Minot St
Max W. Miller
Blue Hill Ave
C.G. Rounsefell
Forest St
John F. Crowley
Soley St
Chsn
S. I. White
Cazenove St
Patrick Conroy
Payson Court
J. Berkowitz
Care Houston & Henderson
W. J. Hoar
E. B
Hamilton
Sunday Post
Roxbury
Roxury
Ruggles Street
James R. Hamilton
Roxbury, Mass
Chelsea Speaks
Louis Selden
Arlington Street
Elsen
Mass
Nettie Maud Ray
Sir
Little Queen
Preble Street
South Boston
Mildred Nickerson
Mary Donahue
L Charter Street
Four-horse power opens Hillsgrove meet and club moves
Mr Gerry prepares a May 5 opening race meet at Hillsgrove. South Boston Wheelmen relocate to D Street and Broadway today with about twenty-five new members. Monadnock Wheelmen host whist party at 186 Bowdoin Street Dorchester. A Park Square freight house leased for a mobile stable. Captain A D Peck leads cyclists to the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo.
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Gerry
Hillsgrove
South Boston
D Street
Broadway
Monadnock
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Park Square
J. T. Mitchell
A. D. Peck
Massachusetts Bicyvole Club
Boston
Buffalo
Local Baseball Standings From East West Showdowns
In matchups at East Weems Weymouth Hudson Hudson, Lawrence beat At Salem Salem 13 to 4 while Brockton defeated At Salem 3 to 2. Standings reflect two games recorded with scores in the provided fragment.
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East Weems Weymouth
Hudson
Lawrence
Salem
Brockton
Newtons Win Move Newtons to Second in Amateur League
The Newton team beat the 999th A A last night to rise to second place behind Dudley. Newton won the first game easily, led by nearly 100 pins, then dominated the second with Bunton and Scully lifting them to a 979 high total against Battery 901. In the deciding game Newton held a small early advantage with Buntin earning top honors for the evening
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Newton
Dudley
Roxbury Association
Battery
Buntin
Scully
Lipton plans Shamrock II progress amid delays and trials
Sir Thomas Lipton leaves London for Glasgow with MP companions carrying the New York Yacht Club reply. He aims to speed Shamrock II construction and arrange trials on the Clyde and Solent, with possible New York races and a Boston matchup discussed with Mr. Watson and others.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Glasgow
Charles Russell
Henry Charles Richards
East Finsbury
New York Yacht Club
Watson
Jameson
Sir Thomas
Mr. Watson
Dunbarton Yard
Associated Press
New York
Clyde
Solent
Boston
Duke of Cornwall
York
George L. Watson
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Sycamore
Atlantic
Regulations Set for Americas Cup Yacht Measurements
New York Feb 28 Regulations for the Americas Cup racing require yachts to be measured with all aboard, including dead and live weights, and limit crew to three for every five feet of length. No removal of dunnage bags or stop chests for measurement. Tanks, floors, and bulkheads terms waived with load water line marks noted.
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New York
Royal Ulster Club
Magnates adjourn New York meeting on baseball schedule
National League magnates closed their spring meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The board of arbitration spent seven hours, and the American Association’s current form was dissolved though a Western circuit may form soon. Powers resigned, urging Western promoters to protect players. the Western League sought protection under the national agreement. Mattie McVicker won release from Omaha. Hartzell to Chicago. Doyle expected to captain Chicago. Andrew Freedman boycotted, unhappy with rowdy ball amendment.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
National Board of Arbitration
A. H. Soden
James Hart
John T. Brush
F. de Haas Robison
John S. Rogers
Young
American Association
Powers
Western League
Mattie
McVicker
Omaha
MecVicker
Chicago
J. L Hartzell
Cincinnati
Hart
Chicago Tonight
Jack Doyle
Doyle
Andrew Freedman
Fred M. Knowles
Freedman
Mets Cycle Club Pool Champions
The cycle club tournament in pool whist and bowling nears conclusion with Sylvester Locke of the Metropolitan Wheelmen winning the first prize in pool. The report notes Locke’s strong average as the standout in the division.
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Sylvester Locke
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Warren
The
Club Association
Mets Win Pool Championship With Enholm and Locke
Mr Enholm as teammate helped the Mets win the pool championship. Mr Locke joined two years ago and quickly became popular. He played on the pool team next season and last year was elected first lieutenant. Enholm is a new member whose able playing aided the win. Locke played copartnering the schedule with one event.
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Mr. Enholm
Mets
Locke
Enholm
Gain on Bristol Boat Advances on Lawson Cup Defender
Plating on the Lawson cup defender will begin before the end of next week, signaling a substantial gain on the Bristol boat which now sits about three weeks ahead of the Boston boat. Frames from stations 22 to 68 are in place, with more bow and stern frames to follow as work continues.
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Bristol
Boston
Crowninshield
Haff
Kingston
Watson
Sherman Defeats Stofft In World Pool Championship Match
Frank Sherman of Ashington defeated H P Stofft of Cleveland 150 to 73 in the world championship pool tournament at the Hub rooms. Sherman improves to four straight victories and leads the field as other players fall. Referee was Albert G Cutler with Eddie Goodsill as scorer.
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Frank Sherman
Ashington
D. C
H. P. Stofft
Cleveland
Hub Rooms
DeOro
W. H. Stubbs
Doberman—ii
Stoftt
Albert G. Cutler
Eddie Goodsill
Harvard graduates renew drive to elevate Fogg Museum roof
The Harvard committee raising 15000 dollars for the Fogg Art Museum roof has resumed work with vigor. Professor Charles Eliot Norton has criticized the building and a large back wall inscription reads Norton's Pride. The group plans to alter the front elevation and roof to address the critique.
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Fogg Museum
Harvard
Fogg Art Museum
Charles Eliot Norton
Norton
Postponed Insurance League game ends with Employers win
A delayed match in the Insurance League between Employers and Bennett was played last night with Employers taking a straight victory. Rowe led scoring with 264 points.
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Employers
Bennett
Rowe
Beacons Defeat Newspaper in Commercial League Play
The Beacons beat the Newspaper team two games to one last night in the Commercial League. Plummer led with a 530 pinfall as the top individual performance.
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Beacons
Plummer
Calumets and Charlestown Bowl Win on Road
Charlestown beat the Calumets of Winchester in a bowling match tonight. The result featured strong performances from Charlestown players and marked a key late-season victory for the home side.
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Charlestown
Calumets
Winchester
Calumets of
Charles
Castori Jaunt Prompts Curious Phrase from Found Note
A fragmentary Text mentions Castori Jaunt and a puzzling line about baptism and ownership. The garbled OCR hints at a historic context, with uncertain names and terms like Caco and Tas Kind. No clear event or date is identifiable from the legible words.
Printers League Winners Named After Night of Scores
Forbes Lithograph Company Ginn & Co and Lounsbury Nichols & Co won the event with top totals as Jacques led scoring with 283. Team scores show State Printers 1195 Forbes 1255 City 1196 Lounsbury 1232 American Type Foundry 180 Ginn 1296.
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Forbes Lithograph
Comany, Ginn & Co
Loungbury, Nichols & Co
Jacques
State
City
Lounsbury, Nichols & Co
American Type Foundry
Ginn & Co
Boxing Gossip and Boxing Histories From the Philippines
Commodore Tom Rice of the Atlantic Yacht Club received a programme for a sparring exhibition in the Philippines featuring U S soldiers and sailors with a 1000 purse and one dollar admission. The note mentions Governor Nash and boxing protests, talks of Kid McCoy matches, McCoy’s European return, and a Saratoga Lake house project. A Marlboro correspondent answers questions on Sullivan’s American and world titles, the 1880s pugilists, and Sullivan as the greatest fighter.
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Tom Rice
Atlantic Yacht Club
Philippine Islands
United States
Nash
Nibs
Fagan
Philippines
Kid McCoy
New York
London
Hoosier Wonder
Buffalo
Saratoga
Saratoga Lake
J. F
Marlboro
John L. Sullivan
America
Sullivan
Mitchell
John L Sullivan
Jeffries
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
John JL. Sullivan
Paddy Ryan
Madden
Charlie Mitchell
Atlantic
Pacific
al Smith
England
James J. Corbett
Chantilly
France
Patsey Sweeney
Ray F. Marson
Oil Find Near King's Mountain Sparks Countywide Excitement
In Charleston on February 28, a rich oil discovery near King's Mountain stirs great excitement. Reverend P R Elam, a Baptist minister, secured mineral rights for 10 000 acres spanning York County South Carolina and adjoining Gaston and Cleveland counties in North Carolina.
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Charleston
S. C
King’s Mountain
P. R. Elam
York County
Gaston and
Cleveland
North Carolina
Fire damages four story building on Willow Street
In PhiladelphiaTonight a fire damaged a four story building at Willow street and Old rk road owned by the J. R. Evans estate. EB Hubscam leather trimming maker, the only occupant, reportedly lost stock and machinery. Total loss estimated at 25000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Willow Street
Oldrk Road
J. R. Evans
EB. Hubscam
Doctor dies after mistaken carbolic acid dose at home
Dr Edwin A Fessenden a seasoned physician in Portland Maine accidentally drank carbolic acid today. He sought an antidote at a drug store but died from the poison before help arrived.
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Portland
Edwin A. Fessenden
Fessenden
New Chelsea School Associates Formed by Former Williams Grammar Members
About fifty former members and graduates of the Williams Grammar School of Chelsea met in the old schoolhouse room last night and organized a school association.
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NEW Chelsea School
Williams Grammar School of
Chelsea
Wrestle Talk Sparks Offers and Echoes in Boston
Mark Schack and Brockton's John J. Little discuss a 185‑pound fair handicap match with a $100 side, while Harvey Parker and Dan McLeod tied to 165‑pound limits seek a best two of three falls format. Corbett's unknowns and Parker push for ratification as wrestling fever grips Boston with Roeber's display drawing crowds.
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Mark Schack
New England
John J. Little
Brockton
Little
Schack
Boston
Corbett
Harvey Parker
Parker
New York
Dan McLeod
Farmer Burns
Fred H. Blanchard
Howard
Ernest Roeber
George Russell
Lynn
Frank Moran
Roeber
Russell
Jim Davey
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Metropolitan Handicap Entries For May Attract 43 Entrants
Forty three horses entered the May Metropolitan handicap in New York with Voter and Ethelbert carrying top weights of 127 and 125 pounds while Zenus is assigned the lowest weight of 87.
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New York
Voter
Ethelbert
Zenus
Velox Paper Demonstration At Iver Johnson Store
An expert from the Velox Paper factory will conduct demonstrations at Iver Johnson Sporting Goods on Thursday Friday and Saturday from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5. Amateur photographers are invited and prints are offered free for customers bringing a negative. Address 163 165 Washington Street.
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Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Con
John P. Lovell Arms CO
Washington Street
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Elm Cycle Club
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Chronograph Club
Savoy
Tom Eek
W. A. Elkes
Jacksonville
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Harry See
Board of Control
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O'Brien
Ricker
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Printers’ League
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