Boston ball team readies for Fast Day opener with Clarkson looming
Boston's ball squad orders uniforms from Wright & Merrill and schedules an early Fast Day game against Yale College nine. John Clarkson aims to lead the league pitchers this season after a strong end to last year, with Buffinton and other veterans aging out. Managers Soden Bilings and Conant discuss season business at 110 Water Street as the club gears up for southward training and a busy indoor schedule.
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Ninth Regiment Athletes Meet Plans Track and Emblems
An enthusiastic East Armory gathering chaired by Colonel L. J. Lovan outlined a ten lap track at the armory and new Wright & Morrill apparatus. Emblems feature a green circular field with white central figures, worn on shirts. April 6 events include 75 yard dash, 440 and 880 yards, mile runs, half mile, marching, tug of war, standing long jump, mile walk, and 16 pound shot put with N E A A A U approval sought.
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Companies invited to send competitors to event
During the meeting Major M. J. O Connor attended and was greeted with three hearty cheers as the affair was announced to be wholly complimentary for all participating firms.
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New England league formed meeting at Tremont House
A meeting on forming a New England league was held at Tremont House with E F Stevens presiding for Colonel Lovell who is ill. Representatives from Portland Worcester Salem and Pawtucket attended. Manchester approved joining with a $1000 salary cap. A Western League policy was praised and a committee was appointed to boost support ahead of the March 23 follow up. General Dixwell pledged a pennant if organized.
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Suffolk A C Smok er Features Evening Program
The Suffolk Athletic Club hosted its first smoker with about fifty attendees. W H Levy and E S Benedict headlined songs and solos, with recitations by T J Fay and performances by Grover Watts, Louis Bignell, T F Keene, D Newland, Mr Chambers, Mr Welch, and Mr Welch. Benedict, president of the Commercial Travellers Club, delivered two popular vocal solos.
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Flannery Murder Case Heard in Boston Municipal Court
In Boston yesterday the Municipal Court held a hearing in the William L. Flannery murder case. Key government witnesses included Bernard F. Kien Timothy G. Shea Bridget Corrigan and Albert and Mrs Stinson. Defense counsel asked to reduce the charge to manslaughter and fix bail, but the court reserved decision and would rule this morning on binding over the defendant.
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Flannery
N. O. Cunningham
Man Attempts to Sell Melted Gold Bar in Tremont Store
A man claiming to be John Ryan from Philadelphia entered a Tremont street jeweller shop on Thursday afternoon and offered a gold bar for sale. The jeweller questioned him, alerted police, and inspectors arrested the man who could not identify his Philadelphia shop or street.
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Chamber Recommits Washburn Hatch Bills Amid Harmony Hope
The Chamber of Commerce reconsidered a report substitution on the Washburn bill and recommitted both Washburn and Hatch bills to the original committee. Aimed to oppose gambling in options, the panel will report again today. President Burnham named Ranlet Soner Cox Searle Bowker Pierce Rickards Buss Pope to seek consensus with supporters of the feedstuffs bill and draft a bill aligned with opponents.
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Superstition Test in Exeter Ends With Skeletons Found
In Exeter Rhode Island a reported superstition led to the exhumation of the wife and two daughters of George T. Brown. Dr Harold Metcalf found skeletons and Mercy Lena’s body decomposed. Heart and liver were cremated and the remains reinterred.
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Stock quotes from Philadelphia market reported at Columbia Theatre
In Philadelphia at noon stocks were steady with readings including Philadelphia and Erie at 39 percent, Reading 25 11-16, Pennsylvania 54, Lehigh Valley 57, United Companies of New Jersey 226, Northern Pacific 23 1/2, Pacific preferred 38, Lehigh Navigation 54, Western New York and Pennsylvania 8 1/2, North America 14, Reading General Mortgage 4s at 86.
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Lost Paradise Re V Y M Christian Union Service
Sunday evening union hall event features Rev J M Pullman of Lynn with special music by Flora Barry D M Lythgoe and Frank Kennedy at 48 Boylston Street Doors open 7 to start 7 30 pm Public invited Mass meeting March 20 3 pm Wells Memorial Hall in celebration of Paris proletariat uprising.
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