Winners Announced in Calera Pett Contest
This week’s contest closes Friday at 6 PM. Winners include John J. Kelley of Chelsea Street and Abraham Shankman of Spruce Street among many others listed by address, city blocks, and streets across Cambridge, Roxbury, Dorchester, Chelsea, Somerville, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Kelley
Chelsea St
Chsn
Henry C. Ambsler
Dunlow St. B
F. Billings
Dudley At
Cam Ives Buresh
Spring St
Fred H. Pinnon
Chan
Franklin St
Can
Berkowi
Rh & Henderson
Harry Roche
Mandfield Cers
Sullivan
Out of the Mail Bag Contest Submissions
Letters from readers praise the Sunday Post and urge votes for young Sir-Credit J. R. Hamilton Jr. and other contestants. Contributors claim family ties to prior prize winners and request credits for subscriptions and coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Post
Sir—Credit J. R. Hamilton, Jnr
Ruggles Street
Newsdealers
Annie M. Gardner
Woodward Street
South
Boston
John J. Gardner
Morris L. Davis
Dock Square
POST
Cambridge Voter Letters Contain Sixteen Votes
William H. Peterson of Cambridge submits sixteen votes cut from the Boston Sunday Post dated March 10. He asks credit for the clipping and praises the Post as a paper to be highly regarded on Sundays and weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Sunday Post
Boston Sunday Post
William H. Peterson
Cherrycourt
WM. H. Peterson
A Roxbury Candidate
A roxbury candid ate note enclosing fifteen votes and credit to Edward Duggan for the tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Sunday Post
Sir—Inclosed
Edward Duggan
Prize Promotions Encourage Early Coupon Submissions
The notice urges participation in weekly competitions with sixty eight prizes paid by check. Winners receive funds promptly each week. Groups may combine coupons but must send under one name to qualify. Early participation is advised as top prizes may go to small collections in initial weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Sunday Post
Daily Post
Sunday Post
New England
Collins Seen Moving Amid Baseball Contract Talks
Boston sports chatter follows Manager James Collins as he leaves town for Worcester with no announced destination. Players like Jesse Burkett and Cy Young are linked to the new Boston team as contract talks and license details unfold at Huntington avenue grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Collins
Mn Collins
Worcester
Jesse Burkett
St. Louis
Commonwealth
Burkett
Chick” Stahl
Huntington Avenue
Cole
Collins
Boston
Billings
Buffalo
Touraine
Wright & Ditson
Gammons
Brown University
Fred Woodcock
Brown
Luther Taylor
New York
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Taylor
Mack
Board of Aldermen
Somers
Cy” Young
Young
Lawyer on option clause sparks league opinion in Cleveland
In Cleveland on March 12 attorney John G Johnson argues the National League renewal clause is valid. Vice-President Somers seeks legal opinion from Charles Higley of the American League, who says each case must stand on its merits and injunctions are unlikely in league disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John G. Johnson
Philadelphia
National League
Somers
American League Today
Charles Higley
Higley
American
Jon G G. Johnson
Rogers
Johnson
Malcolm Sold for 1975 at Cambria Race Meet
The day’s sales include a 2:20 1-4 pace won by M. Pitavne ton with Allen Risk and Hart trotter in 2:21 1-4, driven by A. Johnson of New York, total receipts listed as 1716 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN Ss
Cambria
Ay Sones
Bae Snonier
M. Pitavne
Ton
Pacer
Allen Risk
Hart
Trotter
A. Johnson
New York
St. Andrews Wins 7-3 Over Lincoln House in Late Game
St. Andrews and Lincoln House played a late Monday match with St. Andrews defeating Lincoln House 7 to 3 at Lincoln House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
Lincoln House
Chamber of Commerce Pro Team Misses St. Spine Match
A chamber pro bowling team failed to appear for a scheduled match last night at St. Spine. The opposing team and spectators were left waiting as the default was recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Comeneres
St. Spine
Ac Ns
Lipton Turns to America for Shamrock II Blocks
Glasgow reports Watson, designer of the cup challenger, ordered all blocks from an American firm to equip Shamrock II. Captain Wringe arrived to fit out Shamrock I. After fitting, he will proceed to the Solent to await the new challenger. First local races between Shamrock II and Shamrock I will be off Cowes in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Watson
Wringe
Solent
Cowes
Vardon Won’t Return to the United States
The open golf champion Harry Vardon will not return to the United States and will make his permanent home in England. A cable from Alexander H. Findlay in the city confirms the decision, disappointing American golf followers who hoped he would visit for exhibitions this year. There remains a chance he may defend his title at the U S open at Myopia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vardon
United States
England
Alexander H. Findlay
Vardon
America
Hoowever
Tennessee racing dates clash spurs breeders to push ten day limit
Nashville report says breeders urge Legislature to limit racing to ten days per track and no more than twice a year, as another bill seeks to prohibit racing and makes it a misdemeanor offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Boston University Forms Baseball Team With Stone Named Captain
At a mass meeting of liberal arts men, Boston University voted to field a baseball team. H. Stone of Keene New Hampshire was elected captain. he is a junior and a two year varsity player, position catcher. Walter Merritt of Marlboro is manager and Theta Delta Chi member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Arts Department
Boston University
Witfield H. Stone
Keene, N. H
Mr. Stone
Walter H. Merritt
Marlboro
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity
Bannon
Hartwell
Woodward
Hopkins
Crawford
Shafer
Cory
Kline
Parker
Baker
Newton Y. M. C. A
Newton
Comany BE
South Framingham
Soraenes Y. M. Cy. A
Springfield
Williston Seminary
Williston
Amherst
Boston
Somerville L. S
Somerville
Brown
Providence
Watertown
Boston University Law School trial selects debate team
A trial debate to choose BU Law School’s entrants for a contest with Brown University was held last night before a large student audience. Judges included C. J. Jenny, Samuel C. Bennett, Charles E. Dow, Edward A. Regan, and Robert H. Newcombe, with Franklin of Boston as alternate. The topic was the statement that trusts benefit the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University Law School
Brown University
Isaac Rich
Stuents
Mr. C. J. Jenny
Samuel C. Bennett
Law School
Charles E. Dow
Waterville Me
Edward A. Regan
Dorchester
Robert H. Newcombe
Worcester
Franklis
Boston
Hadley Modifies Warnings On Trusts And Revolution
Yale President A T Hadley addressed the Technology Club on Newbury Street reflecting on General Frenis A Walker's reminiscences. He cited Walker's view that predictions of total industrial change recur about every decade and that major strikes at Homestead and Pullman did not alter the overall system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Hadley
Yale
Thes Technology .Club
Newbury
Street
Hadley
Frencis A. Walker
Walker
Homestead
Pullman
Boxing Gossip Sparks in Men's Club and Boxing Plans
The column recounts a setback for Ben De Barry after a quick loss to Billy Gardner amid criticized match payouts. It notes future bouts and potential fights for Gardner, plus updates on fighters like Patsey Haley, Mike Sullivan, Beattie, Lenard, and Curley, with mentions of Dwyer, Ryan, and others and a note on a pigeon racing purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben de Barry
BJ Gardner
de Barry
Gardner
Billy Gardner
Kid Broad
J Hamilton
Terry McGovern
Jack Dwyer
New England
Mike
Snee
P. Walsh
South
Boston
Tommy Ryan
Thomas Youngs
Syracuse
N. Y
George Jansen
Daly
John Sheehan
Harold J. Packard
Monmouth
Jeffries
Corbett
McCoy
Kid McCoy
Lynn
Mose Hanlon
Mose
Denny Murphy
Maffit Flaherty
Arch Street
Will Curl
Brockton
Lenard
Jim Judge
Sullivan
Joseph A. Smith
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Hebrew Association of Janauschek Holds Sixth Annual Bill
The Hebrew Association of Janauschek held its sixth annual event at neerkeley Hall. The ceremony opened with installation of new officers led by Robert Frankston as floor director, with Albert Mf. Jacks as president Israel Frankston Samuel Kohler as vice presidents, Robert Frankston as secretary and treasurer Minnie Mysel among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Association of
Regulations For North Carolina Amateur Racing Season
A. G. Batchelder, chairman of the board of control, issues fees rules for riders. Riders must dress neatly with no sleeveless shirts and attendants kept off track. Protests require written notice, a $2 deposit, and must be filed within 24 hours. External figures Edward Everett Pidgeon and colleagues discuss expectations for the Pan-American Exposition cycling races and plans to field teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Batchelder
Board of Control
N.C. A
Doras
Board of Eavents
Board of Appeals
N. A
Edward Everett Pidgeon
Eastern
New York
Pidgeon
Udney Marks
Walters
Chase
Solons Inspect Slums On North End Tenements
A legislative committee on cities led by Senators Morrison Manning and Chamberlain toured Boston’s North End tenement districts. They found fire escapes blocked by household goods and poor sanitary conditions. They visited Hamcock tavern, Copp’s Hill, and the Columbia Theatre, ending with a performance of The Burgomaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Andrew H. Morrison
David Manning
Layed B. Chamberlain
Freeman
O.dmereon
Edward H. Keith
Frank M. Chece
John N. Baill
Thomas J. Dillon
David P. Waters
Wallace Spooner
Frank B. Wetherell
William R. Salter
William M
Salem Street
Wiget Street
North Margin Street
Prince Street
Rty
Copp’s Hill
Tileston Street
Webster Place
Canny Place
Damiano’s
Columbia Theatre
Roxbury Dancers Hurd Gurdy Party At Walnut Hall
A Roxbury Young Men's Advance Club event drew about 300 couples to Walnut Hall for a hurdy gurdy party. Organizers included H Silverman A Levy H Hanauer O C Goldberg S B Leven thal and Simon Rosnosky. Attendees included I Rosnosky L Abrams J Lyons B I Segool L Berman Bertha Pink Mary Leventhal Goldie Webber Sadie Webber Stella Dann and the Feldman girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Advance Club
Roxbury
Walnut Hall
Walnut Avenue
H. Silverman
A. Levy
H. Hanauer
O. C. Goldberg
S. B. Leventhal
Simon Rosnosky
I. Rosnosky
L. Abrams
J. Lyons
8B. I
Mr. Davids Recital At Chelsea Academy Of Music
Walter David presented a recital at the Chelsea Academy of Music with assistance from the Cary Glee Club Professor W E Floyd Eva Bartlett Macy banjoist Jennie Trecartin Marte Een violinist and Chick Fox among others in a notable evening of instrumental and vocal performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Academy of Music
Walter David
Cary Glee Club
W. E. Floyd
Eva Bartlett ‘Macy
Jennie Trecartin
Marte ‘Een
Chick Fox
Personal tragedy in Orange claims J A Blake
Orange March 12 report states 22 year old J A Blake shot himself and died instantly. The incident is described as a self inflicted death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Blake
Orange
French riflemen decline Sea Girt centennial challenge
The Union of the French Rifle Societies, meeting in Paris, declines the National Rifle Association invitation to compete at Sea Girt for the centennial trophy citing expense. Ambassador Cambon conveyed the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Union of the French Rifle Societies
National Rifle Association of America
Sea Girt
Cambon
Polo Results From Three City Matches
Polo results from East Weymouth and Plymouth show East Weymouth beating Lawrence with three goals, Plymouth defeating Clinton by one goal, and Brockton defeating Salem in Brockton. The events list scores and venues across three city matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Weymouth
Lawrence
Plymouth
Clinton
Brockton—Salem
Brockton
Yale Athlete Denies Using Harness in Strength Test
Charles A. Carver of Yale, 190, disputes Dr. Sargent of Harvard. He says he did not use a harness and asserts his results in back lift and chest and arm tests surpassed Harvard figures. He questions if his strength test would be accepted at Harvard Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Chicago
Charrles A. Carver
Strich
Drr. Sargent
Harvard
Harvar
Dr. Sargent
Harvard Law School
Tobacco Habit Remedy Promises Pleasant Quitting Aid
A tasteless remedy claims to curb cravings for cigarettes and tobacco by being mixed into food or drink. It offers a painless, non nervous method to quit and invites free trial packages via Rogers Drug and Chemical Co., Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Drug and Chemical Co
Fifth & Face Sts
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mayor Hart Snubbed at Real Estate Exchange Banquet
Report says Mayor Hart was not invited to the Real Estate Exchange eleventh annual banquet at the Algonquin Club last Tuesday in February. The mayor denied receiving an invitation and hinted the incident may reflect snub or neglect, with public discussion and no record of regret from city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Exchange
Algonquin Club
Bird
Color of
New York
Hart
Boston
Tor
Chelsea Officials Face Setback Over Salary Increases
Mayor Gould vetoed salary orders sought by Aldermen amid heavy taxpayer opposition. Alderman Young pressed to reconsider the city insurance with a firms in Chelsea, arguing the mayor usurped authority as head of buildings. Young threatened to present the facts to the grand jury, but the matter was ruled out of order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Gould
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Young
City Insurance
Young
James
Dalton Charged With Assault Near Orient Heights
Charles Dalton of Fleet Street was arrested yesterday for assaulting Toney Dominic with a knife at Orient Heights. Dominic received two cuts in the cheek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dalton
Fleet Street
Toney Dominic
Orient Heights
Dominic
Irish boxer Patsy Sweeney defeats Sam Philipps for decision
Patsy Sweeney of Ireland delivers seven round beating to Sam Philipps of Buffalo at the Phenix A. C. event in Memphis. Philipps repeatedly went down and failed to land blows, and Sweeney earned the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Patsy Sweeney
Ireland
Sam Philipps
Buffalo
Phenix A. C
Philipps
Inventor touts Dr Sanden Electric Belt cure for weakness
A historical ad pitches an electric belt as a permanent cure for weakness and impotency. The inventor claims 95 percent success over thirty years and urges readers to judge by testimonials from cured patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sanden
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Harry Welch
Paris St
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Abe Sillican
Lowell St
Harry Stein
Hale St
William H.mcnamara
Corey St
Edward Myers
West Third St
S. B
Charlotte Allerby
Milton St
Dor
Cone Russell
Tudor St
Chen
A. Clark
Washington Ave
Alice Campbell
Vine St
Patrick Mahoney
Medford ‘St
Ary A. Orimlisk
Wapping St
Rudolph Pacht
Newark St
James J. Flynn
B. J. McNamara
Bennington St
RB. Burke L
Bartlett St
Roxtone Rosenauer
Allen
St. KE
G Lane
Maxwell St
New. Cor
Lowry M. Russell
Andrew St
Malden
Jennie Casteels
Plain St
Some Guivens
Miller St
W. Quincy
Frank Weddick
Tremonta
Delle Avenue
American League
Malcolm
Lipton
Bock
A. G. van Nostrand Bunker Hill Breweries
Charlestown
Baseball Aggregation
Strout
Winfield H. Stone
B. U
Technology Club
Janauschek Association Dances
Batchelder
Solons
MR. David
Carver
Chelsea Insurance
Dalton
Aistance
R. A. Sanden
Tremont St
Boston, Mass
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