Season's first mishap to Freddie Parent at Macon practice
Collins' Macon practice report shows early season pace, with Freddie Parent injuring ankle but expected to recover. O'Neill impresses as a utility man. Mercer scrimmage delayed as pitchers work. weather favors hard work and appetite. Collins aims for fast start and solid conditioning.
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Freddie Parent
Macon
Farrell
Parent
Collins
Jimping
Jack O'Neill
Short
O'Neill
Mercer
Gibson
Winter
Charlestown and Commercial split in Gilt Edge league match
In the Dudley Club neutral alley finale Charlestown and Commercial split two games to one with Commercial claiming the final set by a string of 019 and a total score advantage. Chapman led Commercial with 225 and 561 total, Ashworth starred for Charlestown with 560. Old Belfry beat Central in Mystic Valley action as Reed posted 272 and totals reached 448 to 406.
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Charlestown
Commercial
Chapman
Ashworth
Old Belfry
Central
Reed
T.ote
Worthen
S/Weitz
Nichols
Eldridge
Redman
Doe
Loring
Peabody
Parks
Elite, Somerset Extend Leads in New Century League
Somerset won three straight against Hyde Park and Dedham dropped two of three to Webster, widening the lead from two games to four. Elite also won three in a row over Boylston, posting a team total of 1423 the best of the night. Nelson of Elite led with 308.
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Somerset
Hyde Park
Dedham
Webster
Elite
Boylston
Nelson
Er Stubb
Davidson Io
Gill
Wwe Eee
Robbins
Nelson Eens
Alexande
McPhee
Selby
Conner
Finnegan
Ae. Sa
Somerset Alleys
Ee Vee Garbutt
Trofiman
Ia de Travers
Dolan
Thomas
McKenzie
SO McNeal
Brown
Taylor
Webster Alleys
Webste Oes
Shoales
Powers
Donohoe
Wheeler
Ae Ritchie
Ruby
Kilroy Oerre
Keough
O'Brien
Cavanaugh
Whiskey with Real Worth in Every Honest Drop
The line promises a bottle of whiskey valued for genuine quality and authenticity, inviting drinkers to seek a spirit where every drop reflects honesty, craftsmanship, and true character.
A Brand of Whiskey Endures Thirty-Four Years of Use
The brand has earned an enviable reputation after decades with particular users. It is sold by druggists and licensed dealers everywhere. Bottles are seated, never sold in bulk.
Malachi Kittredge Delights Fans With Baseball Talk
Worcester visitor Malachi Kittredge, veteran catcher, entertained the Fan Club for an hour in Boston, praising Holy Cross and predicting strong college and Washington performances. He recalled contract details, planning to report April 15, and noted a 1904 Boston deal with a 10 day release clause.
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Malachi Kittredge
Worcester
Kittredge
South End
Holy Cross
Boston
Harry Lehr
Kit
Pll
Washington
Barney Dreyfuss
Sttankard
Loftus
Clarksons
Jake Strahls
Hildebrands
Stankard
Canavan
New Haven
New England
Mr. Billings
Boston Club
Poultry Trio Wins Marketmen Match Sets Two Records
Poultry defeated the Farmers in a Carruth's Marketmen league game last evening, winning three times and breaking two league marks. Houghton set new records with 237 in a single game and 625 for total points, as Poultry posted a team score of 9738 and a high game of 946. Players listed include Roberts Gillis Follett Houghton Clark Winsor Washburn with scores across three games totaling 802 818 772 and 855 9287 for the team totals.
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Carruth
Houghton
Roberts
Gillis
Follett
Clark
Winsor
Washburn
Parker Holmes triumphs in Mercantile league with three straight wins
Parker Holmes team totaled 1386 in the Chauncy alleys Mercantile league series last evening, defeating E. A. Cowan three games in a row. Russell led Parker Holmes with a 299 high, while Shepard Norwell forfeited three games to Farley Harvey.
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Parker Holmes
Chauncy Alleys
E. A. Cowan
Shepard Norwell
Farley Harvey
Russell
RP. H. CO
Cowan
Wats
Gould
Siro McGuaehle
T&s
Kendall
Taylor
Lakemarsin
Donovan
Jackson
Tufts Debate on Women Working for Equal Wages
In Medford at Tufts College Ballou Hall on March 10 the question of whether women should be allowed to do the same work for less pay as men was debated. Ernest G. Metcalf and Dana F. Farnsworth spoke for the affirmative, Charles M. Chapin and Charles W. Bran for the negative. the affirmative won.
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Medford
Tufts College
Ballou Hall
College Hill
Ernest G. Metcalf
Dana F. Farnsworth
Charles M. Chapin
Charles W. Bran
Early baseball clash marked for March 80 in Mechanic Arts vs Cambridge
World of Sport notes a March 80 date for a preliminary school baseball game between Mechanic Arts and Cambridge High, then shifts to alumni news. Fabian Fall of Marlboro Street, Harvard prelims passed, joins New College Oxford freshman crew which excelled in recent bumps. Frank Selee predicts Pirates will finish second. Cy Seymour recalls the Ulins’ striking uniforms. Kilfoyl of Cleveland praises Billy Lush, Hickman reports, DeArmond unavailable for Texas trip, and Dougherty tipped as potential winner for Comiskey. Cy Ferry seeks higher pay, Brown keeps amateur status due to last season cracks.
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Mechanic Arts
Cambridge High
Fabian Fall
Marlboro Street
Volkmann School
Harvard
New College
Oxford
Frank Selee
Chicago Colts
Los Angeles
Pirates
Selee
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Fred Clarke
Colts
Cy Seymour
Ulicns
Kilfoyl
Cleveland
Billy Lush
Charles Hickman
Charles DeArmond
Cincinnati
Texas
Comiskey
Dougherty
Cy Ferry
Buffalo
Detroit
Brown
Griffith and Players Practice at Local Grounds
Manager Griffith and four players bound for the American League Park in New York for the season are working on the Atlanta grounds today. They arrived yesterday and Griffith had the squad out bright and early.
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Atlanta
Griffith
New York City
Illustrated Hawthorne Lecture at East Boston High School
An illustrated talk titled An Hour With Hawthorne was presented at East Boston High School under Henry H. Folsom. Upcoming lectures include Caroline Huidobro on Typical Life in Chili on March 16, Homer B. Sprague on Julius Caesar on March 24, and John Wilder Fairbank on The Ride that Saved an Empire on March 31.
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Hawthorne
East Boston High School
Henry H. Folsom
Caroline H. Huidobro
Chili
Homer B. Sprague
Julius Cesar
John Wilder Fairbank
Louisiana Purchase
Canal Commissioners to Get $12,000 a Year
Washington March 19 President Roosevelt fixed the salaries of the Isthmian canal commissioners at 12000 per year and in addition there to 15 per day while they are on the Isthmus.
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Washington
Hoosevelt
Williams Defends Public Rights in Cambridge Address
George Fred Williams denounces corporate influence over Massachusetts government at the Bryan Club of Cambridge. He cites gas-industry connections and a Supreme Judicial Court investigation, faulting figures like Mr. Currier and Mr. Winsor for private money in state affairs. he criticizes corporate aims to “skin the last cent” from citizens.
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Massachusetts
Senate
House of Representatives
George Fred Williams
Bryan Club
Cambridge
Williams
Bryan Club of
Odd Fellows
Wall
William R. Hearst
New York
Supreme Judical Court
Currier
State House
J. Otis Wardwell
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Winsor
Justice Barker
Three Year Old Prattles After Fractured Leg
Eight year old George Aspacher of 18 Porter street Jamaica Plain fractured his leg when his foot tangled in a high chair foot rest as he tried to descend from supper. He calmed quickly and prattled about his somersets while awaiting ambulance to City Hospital where his leg was splinted.
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George Aspacher
Porter Street
Jamaica Plain
City Hospital
O'Brien Beats Schreck In 15 Round Bout
Philadelphia fighter Jack O'Brien won the decision over Mike Schreck of Cincinnati after a 15 round struggle at the West End Club in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Jack O'Brien
Philadelphia
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Ham Jury Hearing Brief
A half hour grand jury hearing in the Wallace H. Ham embezzlement case concluded with the first witnesses and the panel expected to reveal indictments in open court Saturday. Vice-President Wilcox of American Surety Company said part of the $47,000 Mrs Kiam surrendered would go to St Luke’s Home, after turning seven bonds valued at $1,000 each to Mr Foster from the home vault.
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Wallace H. Ham
Ham
Wilcox
American Surety Company
Brigham Seen in Titicut Murder Suspect Lingers
In Titicut on March 10, the man identified as Charles K. Brigham, the alleged murderer, slept in Cyrus Ostend’s barn on Bridgewater road. Mrs Ostend fainted when shown his photo and recalled his visit as a farmhand out of work, fearing a potential attack.
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Titicut
Charles EK
Brigham
Cyrus Ostend
Bridgewater Road
Union Sailors Shipped With Full Union Crews
The schooners Alice Hollbrook and Henry O Barrett were sent away yesterday with full union crews. Many sailors were hired for fishing trips. The move exhausted the union sailors supply, leaving no union sailors on the union benefit list last night.
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Alice
Hollbrook
Henry O. Barrett
Clothing District Appeals for 10 Cents a Week Aid
Connell No. 9 plans a 10 cent weekly levy from its 4000 affiliates to aid the Pants Makers' Union 178 strikers. M. Rosenthal & Co signed the union agreement and 10 workers returned. Eleven contractors still refuse to sign. Carpenters' District Council moves to protect better conditions and wage scales. A Custom Tailors' Union 223 meeting probes Beston Tailoring strike. Boston Machinists' Lodge 264 elects committee members to organize the craft.
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Clothing District Trades Connell No. 9
M. Rosenthal & Co
Cross Street
Carpenters’ District Council
Frank S. Pickett
Custom Tailors’ Union 223
Canal Street
Beston Tailoring Company
Boston Machinists’ Lodge 264
Edward Fitzgerald
Charles B. Sterling
George Harrison
Robert Hindle
Thomas
Two Sailors Arrested in Strike Breaker Case
Police arrested two sailors, a Portuguese man named Christofero Perierd and a West Indian named Charles Bumcamber, for aiding a fellow seaman Alfred Cruz to break his shipping contract. Cruz signed with agent Leroy KK McKeown of 156 State Street to recruit crews to end the strike, while Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union denies involvement.
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Acorn
Division 2
Alfred Cruz
Christofero Perierd
Charles Bumcamber
Providence
R. L
Cruz
Leroy KK. McKeown
156 State Street
Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union
Emmons Addresses Licenses Policy At Harmonie Club
Judge Emmons, chair of the Police Board, told Harmonie Club members on Columbus Avenue last night that distributing aquaricenses marks the worst phase of his career as police chief. He said applicants believe the board is driven by influence and that perceptions change once explained. He noted Dorchester is often chosen for licenses but has reached its quota of barrooms.
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Emmons
Harmonie Club
Columbus Avenue
Dorchester
Home Rule Near Says O Kelly at Irish League Meeting
Conor O Kelly M P of Mayo tells United Irish League Wolfe Tone Branch at Music Hall Field's Corner Dorchester that home rule is a business matter. He asserts the British House of Commons now enables Ireland to secure terms and promises after the next general election demands will be granted.
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Conor O'Kelly
M. P
Mayo County
Ireland
United Irish League
Wolfe Tone
Dorchester
Music Hall
Field's Corner
House of Commons
Malden Real Estate Pioneer John S Hill Dies at 69
Malden resident John S Hill died at his home on Prescott street after a brief illness in his 70th year. Born in Malden he founded the citys first grocery in 1854 with his brother Abram G Hill. He was a Universalist Church member and is survived by four sons George Edward Fred and Arthur and two daughters Ellen and Mary Page, all of Malden.
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Malden
John S. Hill
Prescott Street
Isaac
Phoebe Nichols Hill
Abram G. Hill
Universalist Church
George T
Edward
Fred C
Arthur W
Ellen M
Mary Page
Police Commissioner Emmons to speak at labor union event
Police Commissioner Emmons has accepted an invitation from the Boston Central Labor Union to address their educational session on Sunday afternoon April 3.
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Emmons
Boston Central Labor Union
Trade Unionism Should Mean Brotherhood
Ellen F. Wetherell argues that true benefit from labor unions lies in universal brotherhood beyond race religion or sex. She cites a Russian shoemakers strike where Jews and Gentiles united to win the shorter day, urging unions to promote industrial liberty and cooperative brotherhood.
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Harvard University
Boston Central Labor Union
Faneuil Hall
Frank K. Foster
Benevolent Brotherhood
Russia
Ellen F. Wetherell
Lynn Equal Rights Club
Rope theft arrest of John Freeman at East Boston
John T. Freeman of 9 Henry street East Boston was arrested by Station 8 officers on the Guardian for allegedly taking 300 pounds of rope valued by trader Andrew J. Baker. The rope was taken from the tug Resolute at Gove's wharf.
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John T. Freeman
Henry Street
Boston
Guardian
Andrew J. Baker
Resolute
Gove's Wharf
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