Knights of Malta Ball Celebrates Third Anniversary in Boston
Sir Dr. W J Johnstone P C chief marshal presided over the Knights of Malta ball at Odd Fellows Hall with over 30 couples. Prominent sir knights from Boston area commanderies attended, including King B Porter D C Carrara W H Macomber W H Rankin Walter Knox George Currier and others. A concert by Nagons Orchestra preceded the grand march led by Sir Dr William J Johnstone and Miss N Avon Richardson with other high rankers following.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boston
King B. Porter
P. C
Carrara
W. H. Macomber
W. H. Rankin
Walter Knox
George Currier
Nagon
William J. Johnstone
N. Avon Richardson
John W. Hix
America
John W. Holman
Walter W. Savage
Savage
Is. M. Campbell
Harvard Freshmen Train On Charles River In Early Rowing Action
Harvard crews from Weld and Newell clubs plus Law School rows filled the Charles River with about thirty boats as freshmen and upperclassmen tested form and oarsmanship. Coaches Donavan Higginson and Storrow led practices while track and baseball squads prepared on Soldiers Field. The gymnastic contest selected five men for the March Intercollegiate meet at Columbia with players earning special mentions for events like parallel bars and rings.
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Charles River
Pat’’ Donovan
Newell
Law School
Weld
Roberts
George
Whitwell
Lathrop
Harvard
Wallie Rand
Soldiers Field
Rand
Loughlin
Pines
Stewart
Uincy
Parton
Wendel
Intercollegiate Gymnastic Association
Columbia University
Kent
Dohs
Shrop
J. B. Burnett
L. W. T. Starr
E. B. Blakely
A. H. Shearer
J. P. Jones
Blakely
Bryant
Jones
Kellogg
Shearer
Burnett
Lockwood
Largest makers of fine men's shoes promote direct factory sales
We lead fashions with modern styles popular among young men. Our direct sale model from Brockton Massachusetts reduces costs enabling higher grade shoes at 3.50 versus 5.00 elsewhere. Avoid higher prices by buying our $3.50 shoes through GUR Boston Stores at multiple locations and managers listed.
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Brockton
Mass
Iver Johnson Lovell Buyouts Largest Sporting Goods Firm
The Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Company purchases the remaining stock fixtures and lease of John P. Lovell Arms Company at 163 Washington Street Boston and will move in on April 1, uniting to form the country’s largest exclusive sporting goods firm. The merged operation expands from Worcester and Fitchburg to Boston, strengthening the combined store footprint and market reach.
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Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Company
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Washington Street
Boston
Lovell
Worcester
Fitchburg
Mass
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods
Lovell Company
Boylston Street
Wiseacres
Iver Johnson Orting Goods Company
Apar
Iver Johnson and Lovell
Iver ‘Johnson Arms and Cycle Works
John FP. Lovell Arms Company
Sporting Gods Company
New Englan
Johnson Sporting Goods Company
Nas
Ypesney
Thair
Massachusetts L A W Commits To New Policy At Meeting
The Massachusetts L A W board gathers at Parker House with 33 delegates to push economy and growth. Chief consul George A. Perkins vows to lead in numbers while backing wheelmen rights and baggage and lantern legislation.
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Massachusetts
Wolfson
Seward
Highway Improvement Committee
State Highway Commission
A. D. Peck
State Highways Commission
G. H. Nye
G. W. Dorntee
Atlantic Avenue
Messrs. Perkins
Howland
Tolman
Pittsfield
Forc.e
Lightweight title bout eyed in Lewiston Maine this evening
Boxing gossip notes the New England lightweight championship between Martin Riley of Fall River and Joe Mullens of Boston set for Lewiston Maine tonight. The winner pledges to meet any top challenger, with a full report promised in the Post and the writer planning to officiate.
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New Pingland
Lewiston
Maine
Martin Riley
Fall River
Joe Mullens
Boston
Martin Mulaherty
Eddie Connolly
Kirtland Athletic Club
United States
Boston Athletic Association
Pine Landing
Auantic
FreEdman Riled as Eight Club Accord Falls
New York magnate Freedman declines eight club agreement as Buck Ewing denounces league actions. The piece notes tension over player control after clubs dropped out and Philadelphia securing Slagle.
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New York
Buck” Ewing
Andrew Freedman
Ewing
Freedman
Philadelphia
Slagle
Young
National League
Philadelphians
Gardner Defends Title in Clear Kirtland Club Bout Night
Gardner retained the middleweight crown by stopping Jack Burke in about four rounds as the Kirtland Club in Lynn crowded shows three bouts. Sandy Ferguson beat Charley Rodgers in a debut for Rodgers while Tom Shaw was disqualified against Martin Mulvihill after an illegal blow. The Prospect Club announced a Monday meeting with Flaherty and McBride as features.
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Lynn
Kirtland
Boston
Herculeses
Sandy Ferguson
Charley Rodgers
Chelsea
Rodgers
Bante
Bill Daly
Tom Shaw
Martin Mulvikin
Mulvihill
Shaw
Queensberry
George Gardner
Jack Burke
Gardner
Burke
New York
Prospect Club
Martin Flaherty
Dan McBride
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Duffy on the Pittsburgs and early baseball chatter
Duffy believes the Pittsburg club will dominate the league though cautions on a fast race. Discussions cover two umpires, Meekin’s release, Ned Hanton possibly signing, and Cincinnati Reds opening win at New Orleans 21 to 6 with Wood and Barrett starring in a sunlit early season.
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Pittsburg
Duffy
U&the
New Smoky City
Cleveland
Louisville
Boston
Jouett Meekin
New Albany Cyclone
Washington
Meekin
Wane
Ned Hanton
Count de Lafayette
General Lafayette
Cincinnati Reds
New Orleans
Reds
Barrett
McBride
Crawford
Corcoran
Steinfeldt
Irwin
Jake Beckley
Cronin
Fall River
Wood
Eagle Eye
Beckley
Saunders to Open Brockton Track Season April 19
W W F Saunders, who leases the Brockton track, says the season begins April 19 with a race meet and aims to promote amateur racing and interclub team events. He seeks district approval and plans to energize Ockton and Plymouth county racing crowds.
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W.W. F. Saunders
Brockton
Plymouth County
Saunders
Ockton
Wallis
Merrihew
District Board of Control
Lowell
McKay
Boston
Medfield
Dedham
Fred L. Partridge
Jesorney
Thomas Mason
Richmond Island
Berkeley and
Tremont Streets
Sterling Elliott
League
Yale Football Schedule Released With Eight Home Dates
Yale University unveils a twelve game season with eight on Yale Field. Dates are fixed among Yale Harvard and Princeton managers. Schedule includes Oct 6 Tufts at New Haven and Oct 18 Dartmouth at Newton, as announced by Manager Hixon.
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Conn
Hixon
Yale University
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Tufts
New Haven
Dartmouth
Newton
Mays
Boston College
Duffy
Boston
McDermott
Dolan
Sullivan
cDermot Hart
Butler
Jainer
Riley
Paguin
Colliege
Reagan
Flaherty
Donovan
Charlestown Wins As Old Dorchester Narrowly Trails
Charlestown edged Old Dorchester by 38 pins in the second match of the home series. Caldwell led Charlestown with 601 total and 257 in first string. Kenney, Tyler, Ingraham, and others surpassed 400, while Old Dorchester included Butters, Cutter, Parker and Kingman among top scorers.
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Old Dorchester
Charlestown
Aldwell
Cutter
Kenney
Tyler
Tower
Butters
Benjamin
Ingraham
Dorchester
Bowler
T'dl
Pratt
Caldwell
Cceeceees
Southwell
Ashworth
T'd. Butters
Parker
Besarick
Miller
Richardson
Kingman
Murray & Irwin
Carruth
Webster
St. James
Beatty
Jameson
Somerville
McCarthy
Boylston
Meyers
Cambridge
Broadway
Roxbury
Pyramid Pile Cure touted as safe universal remedy
An old practice for piles is dismissed as cruel and ineffective. The Pyramid Pile Cure is described as a night therapy in suppository form, absorbing through the rectal membrane to treat both local and systemic aspects, with rapid pain relief, no opiates, and claimed national reputation and availability in U.S. drugstores at 50 cents a package.
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United States
Eastern Drug Company and American Type Foundry Roll Exhibition
The Eastern Drug Company and American Type Foundry teams played an exhibition at Carruth's last night. The Drug Company rolled three straight games while maintaining high totals, with both sides showing solid rolling, and the match drew steady crowds.
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Roxbury
Bowler
T’dl
Harriman
Fartinon
Coscsesesses
McQuade
Cseccesseeese
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Cruzeists
Eastern Drug Company
American Type Foundry
Carruth
Drug Company
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William Bodenbrown
A. G. Walker
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George H. Stevens, Jr
J. F. Ballard
R. B. Warren
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Essex St
Iver Johnson
John P. Lovell
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William’ Parrock
Riverside B. C
J. Frank Facey
N. G. Horton
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J. F. Facey
Riverside
W. P. Henderson
Union
George McDonald
Millstream
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Jeffries Point
P. J. ‘Harrell
Shawmut
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Hugh Burke
St. Joseph’s
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James P. Fox
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