Wheelmen Back Boston Bid for 1899 L A W Meet
President F Howard Porter reported strong prospects for Boston hosting the 1899 meet after a national assembly. A 7 percent show of delegates favored Boston next year while Milwaukee’s invitation was withdrawn and allies pledged cooperation. Chief Consul Lucas and Rosen of Missouri received thanks for services, and plans advanced for a booklet and increased league membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Howard Porter
National Assembly
Copley Square
Porter
St. Louis
Meet
Boston
Milwaukee
Henry V. Lucas
Rosen
Missouri
A. K. Peck
Massachusetts
Bkix
George A
Michael Michael Rages to St Louis for Coliseum Races
Jimmy Michael departed New York for St Louis to compete in races at the Coliseum later this week. Though out of training, he appeared fit as he boarded the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Michael
St. Louis
Coliseum
Michael
Tom Eck Promises Bright Racing Year In Thorndike
Trainer Tom Eck says a great racing year is ahead as foreign riders arrive in America this month. He touts Pierre Lertigue, a Paris teen prodigy, and Billy Michael’s brother, plus Kiser, Mertens, and Johnny Johnson joining his stable. Eck cites strong interest from promoters and discussions on governance between racing bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Eck
Hfe
Thorndike
America
Pierre Lertigue
Jimmy Michael
Paris
Jimmy
Pierre
Tom Linton
Michael
France
Billy
Kiser
Mertens
Johnny Johnson
New York
Shafer
Boston
American League of Racing Cyclists
M. L. Bridgeman
L. A W
L. A
Bicycle notes point to Massachusetts handicapper choice
The New York press links George W. Dorntee to the Massachusetts handicapper role amid Boston outings. Officials consider five candidates, with Potter selecting one for Mott’s recommendation. Local riders train daily as mild weather spurs early road work and a possible Boston velodrome project attracts attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Dorntee
New England
L. A. W. Racing Board
Massachusetts
Dorntee
Potter
Boston
Hiliott
Mott
H. H. Finley
Manhattan Beach
McLean Brothers
Tom Barnaby
Linton
Frank Gately
W. J. Morgan
Thorndike
Boxing Gossip at Lyceum Hall East Boston Tonight
The Columbia Rowing Association hosts a boxing show at Lyceum Hall East Boston with top bouts including Jim Stone versus Jim Brennan and Dan Brennan against Danny Snyder. Other staged matches feature Jimmy Davenport against Fran Scott Tim Kearns versus Charley Lynch and Bob Allen versus Maurice Donenberg. The card also promises vaudeville acts and dancers creating a full theatre night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Rowing Association
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Jim Stone
Jim Brennan
Dan Brennan
Danny Snyder
Jimmy Davenport
Fran Scott
Tim Kearns
Charley Lynch
Bob Allen
Maurice Donenbern
Larry Hayes
Ike McKid Foley
Lewis Sullivan
Exceptional Sale of Road and Track Horses in Carrollton KY
Clancey and Wiley announce a two day sale of elite road and track stock from Rich Lawn Farm Carrollton Kentucky with top consignments from J. M. Tickenor and Newgan Co Chicago. An electric light exhibition of stock will be held the night before the sale and ladies are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Farm
Carrollion
K. M. Barker
Boston
Richlawn Farm
J. MH. Tickenor & Coo
Newgasn & CO
Chacago
Boxing notes and match prospects from Philadelphia to Cleveland
Heavyweight and lightweight boxing news across cities including Illvale Philadelphia McKeesport and Cleveland. Details cover matchups Jeffries Ruhlin and Broderick Sullivan bouts with schedules purses and rematch talks, plus fireman Edward Shea kinship noted and civic event invites.
Harper Named Freshman Baseball Manager
Edmunds of Harvard appoints R. M. H. Harper of the freshman class to manage the freshman baseball team yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmunds
Harvard
R. M. H. Harper
Harvard Yacht Club elects officers and regatta committee
At a Cambridge meeting of the Harvard Yacht Club last night Commodore J A Burnham 97 vice-commodore C M Whitman 99 rear-commodore H Sampson 96 secretary treasurer G T Baker 99 and committees members A Boardman 99 C B Curtis 1900 and G E Hills were named. A regatta committee was appointed to pursue a race with Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Yacht Club
Cambridge
Yale
J. A. Burnham
C. M. Whitman
H. Sampson
G. T. Baker
Peniat
A. Boardman
C. B. Curtis
G. E. Hills
First original cake walk by Summer Associates set
The first original cake walk of the Summer Associates will be held in the evening on April 14 at Shoreday.
Baseball League Adopts Rowdyism Suppression Plan
National League magnates approve a tribunal system to suppress vulgar language at games during the championship season. A three member Board of Discipline may suspend or expel players with no appeal, while the telegraph and railroad rate issues are settled for clubs. Charles H. Byrne of Brooklyn is eulogized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
John T.brush
Umpres
James A. Hart
Chicago
Brush
Vars
National Leave
American Association of Professional Ball Clubs
Freedman
New York
A. H. Soden
Boston
League
Board of Directors
National League
L. C. Krauthoff
Kansas City
Louis Kramer
Cincinnati
Frederick K. Stearns
Detroit
Mich
National Association
Charles F. Byrne
Brooklyn, N. Y
Charles W. Ebbetts
Charles H. Byrne
Brooklyn
Ganzel Freed By Boston Club After Ten-Year Run
Charley Ganzel was released unconditionally from his contract with the Boston club after ten years. Managers expect Martin Bergen to handle daily catching with Yeager as fallback and Bransfield and Bemis possibly to share duties. Ganzel leaves amid respect and good will from the public and club. he may settle permanently in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Ganzel
Boston
Martin Bergen
Yeager
Bransfield
Bemis
Charley
Pittsburg and Baltimore Roster Moves Ahead of Training
Pitcher Lever and Catcher Ed Boyle remain unsigned for Pittsburg. Pat McAuley sold to Montreal for Mason. Connie Mack signs 51 players and searches for more comers. Frank Foutz joins Baltimore roster. Tom Power dies in San Francisco. Corcoran starts Cincinnati training early. Baltimore to train March 14. Hill refuses Cincinnati contract unless paid more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lever
Ed Boyle
Pittsburg
Pat McAuley
Detroit
Montreal
Mason
Connie Mack
Frank Foutz
Dave
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Tom Power
Rochester
San Francisco
Tommy Corcoran
Cincinnati
Hanlon
Joe Kelly
Georgetown
Birds
Louisville
Bill Hill
Ewing
King Coloueon Odd Fellows Hold Inaugural Hall Dance
Fully 1000 persons attended the first annual hall of King Coloueon No 236 Independent Order of Odd Fellows last night at Odd Fellows Hall. A promenade concert preceded the grand march of 150 couples led at 9:30 by chief marshal Julius Dangel and Mrs Dangel. Isaac Levy directed the floor with Louis Jacobo vig and aman wis assisting, among attendees Ald William Berwin and Councilman Samuel H Borofsky, Mrs Louis Sonnabend, Dr and Mrs K M Davidson, Mr and Mrs Harry Gordon, Joseph Specktorsky and J Tarplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Coloueon
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Julius Dangel
Dangel
Isaac Levy
Louis Jacobo Vig
Aman Wis
Ald
William Berwin
Samuel H. Borofs
Blackmar Delivers Recollection of Civil War Campaigns
General W. W. Blackmar spoke on his Civil War service including Dinwiddie, Five Forks, Sailor's Creek, and the surrender at Appomattox Court House. The hall was crowded, with standing room scarce as he shared experiences and stories from his time as a cavalry officer in the Jar o 1e Rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Blackmar
Boston
Custer
Eridan
Dinwiddie
Nive Forks
Sailors’ Creek
Appomattox Court House
Plunger M F Dwyer Fails Health Amid Racing Lapses
Michael F Dwyer a famed turfman at Gravesend from New Orleans in a critical condition. He lies in bed as his two sons Charles and James stay by. Kidney disease and recent bad bets in New Orleans hasten decline. Dwyer brothers once ran a Brooklyn butchery before turf success and a noted split in 1890. His racing legacy includes Bramble Hindoo Luke Blackburn and Hanover among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael F Dwyer
Gravesend
New Orleans
Charles F
James Dwyer
Florida
Indian River
Mike Dwyer
Phil
Brooklyn
Dwyer Bros
Bramble
Hindoo
Luke Blackburn
Onondaga
Miss Woodford
Dewdrop
Tremont
Hanover
Inspector B
Longstreet
George Kinney
Kingston
Raceland
Cambridge Rowing Teams Prepare for Spring on the Charles
On the first of March Cambridge residents saw class crews on the Charles River with a tug following. The ’99 crew dominates early progress and has cut the squad to a working size. First crew includes Boardman and Thomson from the ’97 varsity, while a Law School eight is formed and may race other law schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
New England
Cambridge
Corey Building
Boardman
Marvin
Thomson
Whitbick
Donald
Coleman
Blake
Swift
Conroy
Duffield
Hodges
Stoddard
Sareant
Davis
Huntington
Bigelow
Ampson
Garrett
Watson
Simonds
Catlin
Burnham
Conley
Baldwin
Alger
Butler
Kingsbury
Leeson
Stazinger
Suite
Whitney
Derby
Johnson
Dyer
McDuffie
Law School
Hart Dropped From Weavers Delegation Ahead of Arbitration
Hart is omitted from the weavers delegation by the executive committee amid a looming State Arbitration Board hearing on fines. The change follows earlier refusals to meet manufacturers and a remark by Treasurer Otis N. Pierce about a labor leader, while the delegation to Congress for Lovering's 58 hour amendment heads to Washington with stops en route to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Weavers
Matthew Hart
State Arbitration Board
Otis N. Pierce
Hart
Weavers’ Executive Committee
Lovering
Washington
Baltimore
Brown University Kidnapping Stuns Campus
Providence March 1 three Brown University students were abducted in their night clothes from dorm rooms. Police label the incident kidnapping linked to the freshman class supper planned for Westminster Street caterer tonight. Missing are H A Coffin S H Greene and Harry T Watler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Brown University
Old College
Westminister Street
H. A. Coffin
East Fairfield
S. H. Greene
Newton Centre
Mass
Harry T. Watler
West Derby
Brown Freshmen Banquet Held After Abduction Incident
Brown University freshmen held their banquet on schedule after sophomores abducted class president How ard A Coffin leader Halley Waller and Edwin F Greene. The trio escaped from the launch Dispatch at Newport and swam ashore before returning by train to Brown where they were greeted by a large crowd. Early in the evening freshmen nabbed sophomore Ernest Boynton and rode him about the city before releasing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Brown
Howard A. Coffin
Halley Waller
Edwin F. Greene
Newton Centre
Newport
Ernest Boynton
Winter Tennis Club Opens Tournament On March Fourteen
The Winter Tennis Club announces its annual tournament starts March 14. Other items list a March 9 Chicago pool meet, a Riverside Gun Club handicap on March 5, and various athletic events including chess by telegraph and a Missouri sprinter world-beater claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Monroe Salisbury
Klondike
New Orleans
Terramie
Western Association A. A. U
Chicago A. A
Boston Lacrosse Club
Hawthorne
Avery Street
Riverside Gun Club
Riverside
Cleveland
W. Giles
Ottawa
Fr. F. Bacon
George Tinder
England
Fd Moulton
John ’. Crum
James A. Maybury
Iowa
C. A. Klunder
Chicago A. C
Weters
New York
Boynton and his Road at Dorchester Club meeting
The Dorchester Club met at Odd Fellows Hall with President Quimby in charge. Hon. E. K. Moody Boynton spoke on rapid transit, illustrated by stereopticon views. He outlined bicycle road concepts and noted 200,000,000 suburban passengers and traffic doubling every nine years, urging a better transport system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Quimby
EK. Moody Boynton
Dorchester
Boston
Boynton
Spectator turnout for boxing display at 39 Medford Street Charlestown
About 300 spectators attended a boxing night hosted by Professor Harry Tracy. John Bell and Jimmy Dunne of Fall River opened with a four round draw. Jake Tracy faced Tom Wilson in five fast rounds with Wilson surrendering late. Joe Robinson defeated Charley Scarville, known as the Boston Greyhound, who pressured early but trailed on points.
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Jim Scanlon
Louis Luster
Illvale
Penn
Matt Matthews
Archie, Woods
Toronto
Isadore Strauss
Philadelphia
Joe Mullins
Jack Bennett
McKeesport
Inquirer
Nick Burley
Jim Brewster
Hot Springs
Ark
Bobby Dobbs
Tom Causer
Jack O'Keefe
Oscar Gardner
Wheeling
W. Va
J. M
George Ryan
Jack Moffatt
Milwaukee
Edward Shea
Engine No. 7
Boston Fire Department
Dan Murphy
Shea
Joe Goddard
San Francisco
Jeffries
Goddard
Gus Ruhlin
Cleveland
Rublin
Gus
Star Theatre
Jim Daly
Ruhlin
Corbett
Joe Bernstein
Louden Campbell
Pittsburg
Bernstein
Charley Horan
South
Washington
Baltimore
Scranton
Joe Elliott
W. B. McAfee
Mike Leonard
Harry Lemons
Olympic A. C
Buffalo
Johnny Pollock
New York Evening World
Dave Sullivan
Patsy Broderick
Patsey Broderick
Waverly Athletic Club
Yonkers
Sullivan
Broderick
Sammy Kelly
Roderick
College Point
Keates Ross
Steve Flanagan
Athens
Arena
Kid’ McPartland
Tom Tracy
Sam Austin
Urse
Billy O’donnell
Joe Hopkins
Tommy West
Billy Smith
Bridgeport
Dick O’brien
Columbian Rowing Association
George V. Tuohey
Harry Tracy
Medford Street
Charlestown
John Bell
Jimmy Dunne
Fall River
Jake Tracy
Tom Wilson
Wilson
Joe Robinson
Charley Scarville
Scarville
Boston
Greyhound
Red Men Fair Draws 800 at Chelsea Rink Event
The Red Men’s Fair at Pythian rink in Chelsea drew over eight hundred attendees for the Powhatan Tribe No. 40 and Alfareta Council No. 12 event. Speakers included Alfred W. Brown, Willard Howland, Samuel Tenney, and Rev. R. Perry Bush among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Alfareta Council No. 12
Daughters of Pocahontas
Alfred W., Brown
Willard Howland
Samuel P. Tenney
R. Perry Bush
Gilman Triumphs In Leavitt & Yatter Handicap Billiards
In a Leavitt & Yatter handicap event at 263 Washington, Gilman defeated Paige with a 22 to 21 score in a high spirited one night match. Final innings section shows strong runs including a 40 point stretch by Gilman and consistent scoring by Paige.
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I. A
Leavitt & Yatter
Washington Gieat
Gilman
Aige
Paige
Billiard Tourney Finishes at Boles, Washington St
With only three games left in the handicap billiard tournament at TY. H. Boles's location on 268 Washington street Carter and Gilman contest this evening. The final Friday night match promises a feature display and the winner earns a gold challenge cup donated by Mr. Thomas Boles. The cup exhibition happens at Boles's storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TY. H. Boles
Leavit & Yatter
Washington Street
Carter and Gilman
Arter
Yatter
Thomas Boles
Mr. Bo
Boston Lacrosse Club Eyes Fresh Season Schedule
Boston lacrosse club members met at the Hawthorne Avery street to plan games with top clubs from the U S and Canada. Walter G Jones was elected captain and Harvard Springfield Providence Crescent A C join the effort to arrange matches and a Toronto Montreal series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Avery Street
Canada
Boston
Walter G. Jones
Harvard
Patriots
Springfield
Providence
Bostons
Crescent A. C
Toronto University
Montreal A. A
Professor Kennedy Leads Boxing Class For Pupils
Professor J J Kennedy teaches boxing basics to a group of 22 students, with emphasis on bag punching technique and controlled practice to improve stance, rhythm, and power. The article notes attendance and a focus on safe training methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kennedy
Boxing Lessons From Harvard Instructors Listed
Harvard College instructor Prof Foley offers boxing lessons at 446 Fourth Street South Boston or Harvard Gymnasium Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Harvard College
Fourth St
South Boston
Harvard Gymnasium
Cambridge
Mullins, 69, Dies in Pertinea Parish
Obituary notes the death of Jou Mullins aged 69 in Pertinea Parish. Details are sparse in the fragment, listing the name and age with no additional biographical information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jou Mullins
Arlington Boat Club tops in Candle Pin League neutral alley clash
The Arlington Boat Club’s second team defeated the Boston Athletic in a close Riverdale Casino match to keep the Boat Club leaders’ spot. Arlington’s Emmons Stevens Cutler Burley and Homer contributed strong scores while B A A's Ainsworth Walley Presbrey Cook Wardwell posted solid numbers in a tight, 11-pin margin affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
Brookline
Arlington Boat Club
Boston Athletic
Boat Club
Unicorn
Arlington
T’d. St. Sp. S
Emmons
Stevens
Cutler
Burley
Cccee
Homer
M. Bowler
Tt’l. St. Sp
Ainsworth
Entre Nous Clinches Candle Pins Win Over Manhattan
In a South End match at St James alleys Entre Nous defeats Manhattan 1168 to 1104. Crosby starred with 254 pins as Entre Nous led from the first string and held off rival rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Entre Nous
Manhattan
South End
Crosby
An Oi Tcisiere
Murphy Severeee Serene
McClarren
Manhattan Clyde
Smith Eee Eee Tees Et Eses
Keswicks and Whitmans win in Old Colony League tie persists
In Brockton on March 1 the Keswicks and the Whitmans both won games keeping the Old Colony League tie for first place intact. Scores show Keswicks beating Town team while Whitmans defeated North Abingtons and the final standings reflect a tight race for top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Keswicks
Whitmans
Old Colony
Tlomatioks O
Cs'cooned
Bees
Cecceesees
Eeeceees I
North Abingtons
Finals in Two Men Candle Pin Tourney at Boylston Alleys
The two men candle pin finals at Boylston alleys awarded Crockett and Williams 953 to lead the top prize. Patterson and Garrett earned 926 for second, while Fred Williams and Morrison took third. Several pairs earned fourth and other prestige prizes in preliminaries and overall averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Messrs. Crockett
Williams
Patterson
Garrett
Fred Williams
Morrison
Petterson
Piper
Peterson
Paige
Barker
Pierce
Barry
McAllen
Pierce and
Shurtleff
Crockett and Willams
Morrison and Williams
Merriam and Richardson
Patterson and Garratt
Purington and
Hedge
Morrison and Crockett
St James Team Out After Boston Bowling Protest
A Boston Bowling Association session at the Boston Tavern saw multiple protests. The Hub protested St James over a missing score sheet, leading to St James resigning from the association. Columbia also resigned after a tied game with Pythian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Bowling Association
Boston Tavern
Hub
St. James
Charlie’’ Lavis
Association
Columbia
Pythian
Columbias
Roxbury
Nobles
Svudbury
Billy Moore Defeats Youngs in Twenty Rounds at Rienzi Club
Billy Moore of Syracuse defeats Joe Youngs of Buffalo in a twenty round decision at the Rienzi Athletic Club. Referee Dixon awards Moore the win as Youngs tires late. In the undercard, Jack Hamilton from Syracuse beats Peter Lacey of Pittsburg in ten rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Billy Moore
Syracuse
Joe Youngs
Buffalo
Rienzi Athletic Club
Dixon
Youngs
Jack Hamilton
Peter Lacey
Pittsurg
Kidney disease guide promotes Kennedy Remedy claims
An advertisement urges readers to test Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder ailments. It describes signs of kidney trouble, claims quick relief from frequent urination and back pain, and notes the product costs one dollar with a free sample offer by mail from Rondout New York. It also touts ease of use and alleged safety for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N. Y
Boston Post
Boston Chelsea and boundary bills hearing set March 3
The Committee on Metropolitan Affairs will hear bills on uniting Boston with Chelsea and Winthrop Revere Malden Bridge boundary changes with Everett Boston Cambridge Newton Hyde Park and Quincy annexation petitions at the State House Room 435 on March 3 at 10 30 a m chaired by Frederick W Dallinger with George F Mead as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachtu
State House
Boston
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Senate
Chelsea
Winthrop and
Revere
Malden Bridge
Everett
Mystic River
Quincy
Cambridge
Newton
City of
Hyde Park
Frederick W. Dallinger
George F. Mead
Mass hearing notices on peddlers vendors and fees held in Boston
The Massachusetts State House announces hearings by the Committee on the Judiciary on March 3 and March 8 1898 at 10 oclock 11 oclock and 12 oclock noon in Room 254 on bills relating to peddlers itinerant vendors restraint of corporate abuse and bail uniformity and public protection. Also a Street Railways hearing on March 4 at 10 29 a.m. in Room 431 regarding Free Transfers and track usage by Chelsea lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee A
Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Committee On the Judiciary
Supreme Court
J. J. Myers
Charles H. Innes
Boston Masters’ Association
Leaver
Mason Street
Parker House
Massachusetts House schedules hearings on labor and relief bills
The State House in Boston on Feb 28 1898 announces hearings Friday March 4 at 10 30 a m for House Bill 938 to aid families of firemen killed in service and Public Document 48 the annual report of the Metropolitan Park Commissioners Also committee hearing on House Bill 301 factory window safety and Senate Bill 64 employee protections with rooms 456 and 41 State House respectively chaired by Frederick W Dal and clerk Thomas Donahue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachuse
State House
Boston
Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs
Board of Metropolitan Park Commissioners
Frederick W. Dallinger
George F. Mead
Committee On Labor
William W. Leach
Thomas Donahue
Barrington's Plea Heard in Cambridge Court
Henry Barrington pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon on his wife in the Middlesex Criminal Court. Witnesses testified to his good character but the assistant district attorney urged sentencing. Barrington is to be sentenced tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Henry Barrington
Middlesex Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Barrington
Sanderson
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New England Live Stock Commission
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Clancey & Wiley
Harper
Advige
Ganzel
Boston Club
Lee
M. F. Dwyer
Michael F. Dwyer
World OF Sport
Leavitt & Yatter’s Tourney
Arlington B. C
St. James and
Manhattan Club
Carruth Alleys
Carruth
N. E. Holus
Imy
Hollis
Thompson
Douglas
G. H. Dickerman & CO
Beal
Gordon Ee Eenee
le Croix
Dickinson Ee
Fratus
Seenes
Floyd
Kinsman
Aes
Eereen
OLD Colony League
ST. Jams
Edith
Morse
Salem
Edith 0. Morse
E. S. Morse
Russel Robb
Tse
Linden Street
Mr. Robb
Tit Q Technology
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Lynn & Boston Street Railway Company
Richard W. Irwin
Julius C. Anthony
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