New England Baseball Association Debates National Protection
An adjourned meeting at Tremont House with delegates from Worcester Portland Lowell Haverhill Lynn and Salem voted 6 to 1 to seek protection under the National agreement. They deemed $800 too high for uncertain protection and discussed a reserve rule in class C. Committees were named to gauge sentiment in Springfield and Providence and to handle air matters. The group plans another session Saturday. M J Kelly arrived, pursuing players for his Cincinnati team and Ed Crane’s signature may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Baseball Association
Tremont House
E. B. Fuller
Haverhill
Worcester
Portland
Lowell
Lynn
Salem
New England Association
Fuller
Frank Bancroft
Tom Lovell
Springfield
Providence
Messrs
M. J. Kelly
Cincinnati
Ed. Crane
League may split after base ball meeting in Hartford
Hartford March 20 delegates from Hartford Waterbury Bridgeport New Britain and Bristol attended a meeting to form a State base ball league. A. W. Lang of Hartford was named president and H. R. Wurant of Waterbury secretary treasurer. No agreement on visiting club payments, Waterbury seeking fixed guarantees while others want 40 percent of gate receipts. It appears the league may split with five cities as the only certain members. No vote was taken and the meeting adjourned under the president’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Waterbury
Bridgeport
New Britain
Bristol
A. W. Lang
H. R. Wurant
New Football Rules Adopted by Collegiate Representatives
Representatives from Yale Harvard Princeton Wesleyan and the University of Pennsylvania met in New Haven to approve new football rules. If ratified at the May Intercollegiate Association meeting the changes take effect. otherwise they go to the Graduate Advisory Committee for referral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Wesleyan
University of Pennsylvania
Intercollegiate Association
Graduate Advisory Committee
Beach Show Entries Top 600 for New England Kennel Club
Boston hosts the annual beach show at Mechanics Hall with 633 entries booked so far. The lineup includes winners from Pittsburg Baltimore Washington and New York and features John A. Logan of Youngstown entering fox terriers. Spratt’s patent kennels will be used for benching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Kennel Club
Mechanics’ Hall
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Boston
John A. Logan
General Logan
Youngstown
Spratt
St. Bernards
Resignation of National Board Chairman Thurman to Young
Correspondence from March 17 to March 20 shows Allen W. Thurman resigning as chairman of the National Board due to time demands, expressing respect for the board and belief in the nation’s game. N. F. Young replies in regret, affirming friendship and confidence as Thurman retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board
Washington
A. W. Thurman
N. F. Young
Cotumagus
Ohio
M. F. Young
D. C
Allen W. Thurmay
Columbus
Messrs
Kauthoff
N. F. Youna
Lynn to Host Beaters in New England League Debut
Lynn will host a New England league baseball game against the Be at ons on Monday April 20 at the Glenmont grounds. Manager Harry Putnam says a Boston backer will contribute 1000 with hopes of raising 1500 more. local support aims to boost the Lynn club’s season start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatons
Victory for Chelsea in Norfolk House interclub bowling
Chelsea defeated the Arlingtons in a Norfolk House Casino Alley inter-club bowling clash last night, lowering the colors of the Arlingtons in a tightly contested am-Meur match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlingtons
Norfolk House
Chelseas
Norfolk House casino al leys match ends 81 pin spread
A short bowling match at the Norfolk House alleys saw both teams struggle. Neither side bowled well, and the final score stood at a narrow 81 pin margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk House
Extraordinary Prices for Autographs of Declaration Signers
Brisk bidding at Leffingweil auction yielded figures above $100 for many historical items. Significant sales included Nathan Hale letters, Walter Raleigh era documents, and a Baldwin of signatures from George Washington to Robert Treat Prine, with the whole set of signers totaling $10,360.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leffingweil
Nathan Hale
Union” School
Hale
New London
Devon
Elizabeth
Walter Kareish
T. Buchanan
Paul Revere
George Washington
Lue Sume
Penobscot
Ajor Johm Andre
Beredict Arnold
Baron de Kalb
Charlestown
Paladelphia
Fort Moultrie
Jane
Christopher Gads
James Moore
Boston
Israel Putnam
James Reed
Alexander Scammel
Arnold
Vman Kiall
Savannah
Roger Sterman
Georgia
Confederation
Grinnett
General Moultrie
Thomas Heyward, Jr
Augustine
Button Grinnett
Catharine
Samuel Adams
Dausis de Berdt
N.v
Josiah Barnett
G. Brittain
Europe
John Adams
James Warren
First Continental Congress
Arlopagus
Philip Livingston
Abraham Yates, Jr
Hudson's River
Thomas Lynch, Jr
Arthur Middleton
Lewis Morris
Thomas Nelson, Jr
John Page
Robert Treat Prine
New Hampshire
Philadelphia
Penn
Washington
Howe
John Witherspoon
Committee of Secret Correspondence
Richard Stockton
Committee of Congress
Roger Sherman
Jonathan Trumbull
George Ross
James Searle
Navy official to inspect battalion before banquet
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Soley will travel from Washington on Wednesday evening March 24 to inspect the Naval Battalion. The following night the corps will mark its anniversary with a banquet, with details to be announced later. In Brighton District Court, Miss Mattie Sugden was convicted of cruelly killing a dog by shooting him on March 9 and fined $10. the dog, a valuable retriever owned by Frank H. Ricker, suffered four hours before death. The next Channing Hall free course lecture is today at 3 p.m. by Rev. F. Lb. Harnbrooke of Newton on Transcendentalism and other Liberal Tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soley
Washington
Brighton District Court
Mattie Sugden
Frank H. Ricker
Channing Hall
F. Lb. Harnbrooke
Newton
Harvard University Calendar Event Dense Schedule
Harvard calendar lists multiple events across March with lectures debates and chapel services. Notable items include President Eliot talks and a Weston West topic, geological papers by G A Barton, and a Yale professor lecturer on Homeric life. Open public lectures at Harvard Hall and Jefferson Lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Appleton Chapel
Brooke and Lord
Boston
Harvar College
State Street
Tursuay
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
University
Harvard
West
Eliot
Sevel
G. A. Barton
Oes Islands
Geological Laboratory
rounsway—Divinity School
St. Paul's Society
Farlow W. Sprague
My George's Church
Charlestown
Grays
Greenough White
van Clas
T. S. Seymour
Yale Dien
Harvard Hall
Dinamo Electric Machinery
Rofessor
Jefferson Physical Laboratory
Tanespay
Engitah
Harvard Union
Arrison
Harties
Ros U
Divinity ‘School
Oxford
Cambridge
Cook
Boylston Hall
Royal Baking Powder Proven Faultless in Many Tests
Exhaustive government and city health tests, juries of exhibitions, rival maker tests, and American housewives using it in daily cooking for 25 years confirm Royal Baking Powder as faultless. It is described as the greatest leavening strength, absolutely pure and wholesome with every test showing superiority.
Importations Offer Bargain Glove and Luminous Linens
A period piece notes a special bar gain on imported Biarritz gloves at 85 cents in the coming week. Chamois in yellow and white are highlighted for driving and daily wear as they wash clean in warm soapy water. The Paine Furniture Company from Emerald Isle has received fine curtains with point applique, lattice frieze borders, and oriental patterning. A prominent Marlboro Street newspaper man’s home has been refitted with these elegant items, adding a charming touch to the drawing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollander & Co
Chandler & Co
Messrs. Stearns & Co
Chanuler & Co
Faunel
Jordan & Marsh’s
Audib
Bernhardt
Messrs. Gilchrist & Co
Biarritz
Emerald Isle
Paine Furniture Company
Paris
Marlboro Street
Anniversary of the Roxbury City Guard banquet at Quincy House
The Roxbury City Guard Company D marked its 107th anniversary with a 175 strong banquet at the Quincy House. Notables included General N A M Dudley Colonel T R Matthews and Colonel Horace T Rockwell. Speeches honored past service and discussed staff eligibility for governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Quincy House
J. H. Frothingham
N. A. M. Dudley
Stone
Regular Army
T. R. Matthews
First Infantry
J. P.gragg
Horace T. ‘Rockwell
John A. Scott
J. W. Phillips
First Massachusetts
Isaac Burrill
Matthews
Rockwell
Dudley
Frothingham
Massachusetts Alliance
W. W. Bartlett
Massachusetts Fire Insurance Company
Young
T. H. Johnson
Central Club of
Somerville
Charles
Lincoln
New Orleans
General Caylor
Order of United Friends
Crawford House
Grand Council of
Massachusetts
L. B. Lyman
Choate
Phi Delta Phi
Harvard Law School
Thorndike
F. A. Huntington
B. Rand
Prescott, Jr
C. B. Roerts
E. W. Blake
A GOOD YEAR S WORK ANNUAL REPORT OF NURSING ASSOCIATION
The fifth annual report of the Instructive District Nursing Association by secretary Mrs W J Sedgwick shows increases of 483 cages and 6719 nurse visits over last year. It details aims, cases treated, teaching results, and work methods, noting funds raised to add a new district and plans to extend to three districts lacking nurses, seeking 5500 for the current year and support to open an eighth district if funds permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
East Boston
South Cove
South Boston
East Bus
Modification sought on yacht documentation order by Burgess
Naval Architect Burgess sought action to modify a Commissioner of Navigation rule requiring all yachts over five tons burthen to be documented. A Boston yachting advocate and Captain Clark of the Boston Yacht Agency voiced opposition to forcing small pleasure craft to obtain papers, arguing many yachts would be affected and suggesting alternative data collection or builder disclosures. The Post published a reader letter urging reconsideration, noting the practical issues of enforcement and the effect on foreign yachts if enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Navigation
Burgess
Custon House
Buress
Washington
Boston
Yachimsen
Marblehead
Bureau of Navigation
Puritan
Heil Gate
Lave
Clark
Boston Yacht Agency
Boston Light
Boston Architectural Club informal supper and talk
Last evening at the Boston Architectural Club rooms an informal supper and discussion featured F Hopkinson Smith explaining Bohemian artistic unity. Prof E R Morse discussed Japanese art influences on architecture, highlighting asymmetry and bold contrasts. W R Emerson urged architecture to reflect completion, not a mere ready made image. R S Peabody described Columbian Exposition projects. The event drew a large, lively audience and was highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Architectural Club
Blackall
F. Hopkinson Smith
E. R. Morse
Pulding
Sirest
W. R. Emerson
R.8. Peabody
Boston rector praises bishop candidate in Winslow letter
One of Boston’s leading rectors responds to Rev Dr Winslow’s letter in yesterday’s Post. He says he hopes the bishop would be a great man for Massachusetts and that if his spirit prevails she will get him.
Sunday Lectures on Religious Progress at Horti cultural Hall
A course of eight Sunday afternoon lectures on Religious Progress begins March 29 at Horti cultural Hall under the Free Religious Association. Leading figures from progressive religious movements will speak on topics such as The Messianic Idea, The Creed of Today, A Church Founded on Moral Science, The Scientific Basis of Ethics, and The Order of God. The series closes with Institutions, Their Rational Evolution and Thought by Rev. William J. Potter, president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Free Religious Association
Solomon Schindler
M. T. Save
Mangasarjan
Francis E. Aubott
E. L. Rexford
Julius
Ord of God
William J. Potter
Free Religious ‘Association
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Whole-Body Health
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as purifying the blood to reach every organ. It claims improved blood quality preserves health and suggests simple, fair use will convey benefits to the entire body.
Sunday notices of religious events across Boston streets
A string of Sunday program listings from Boston churches and groups includes services at Emmanuel, South Congregational, First Church in Roxbury, and Arlington Street Church. Events feature sermons, Sunday schools, expositions, and a Young Men’s Christian Association gathering with music by local musicians, plus an evening vesper and a “Learning to Think” talk by the Rev. Charles G. Armes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury
Exeter
Mra. H. S. Lake
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Helseet
James G. Tatierson
Enauler
George and
Roderick MacDonal
A. T. Lerey
Joseph Stewart
Willian MacDonald
J. W. Cone
Manuel Churoes
Mowbury
Leighton Farks
Music Hall
Emory J. Haynes
Tonic
Jesus
Cuerca
Ellot Square
Roxbury
James de Normandie
South Congregational Cagaca
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Hale
sSunaay School
Catron
Thebischius
Second Courch
Boston
Copley Square
Aton Street
Edward A. Horton
Arlington Street
Brooke Herford
Herbie
Chris Ian
Union Hall
Houston Street
Charles G. Armes
Church of the Disciples
Carnally
Flora &. Barry
Boston Courts Hear Libel and Personal Injury Actions
Supreme Judicial Court sessions list libel case against Alfred G. Stones in Boston Daily Advertiser, plus numerous tort and contract suits in progress. Cases include Bridget Thornton v Salmon for services, John Murphy v Robinson for injury, and city of Boston wire injuries with multiple plaintiffs. Insolvency court notices finalize meetings and dividends while trial lists for the week are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Hompson
Alfred G. Stones
Boston Daily Advertiser Company
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
H. D. Moore
W. H. Baker
H. N. Sheldon
Bridget Thornton
Thomas Salmon
J. A. Maxn
Henry E. Fales
Bordum Hall
John GB. Lamontague
United States
James F. Sweeney
J. C. M. Bayley
John Murphy
Frank Robinson
Milton
E. B. Hale
J. Lowell, Jr
L. H. Smith
DomnBak
Joseph Graham
City of
Clarkstown Street
James McGonigle
John Haskins
John McGonigle
D, Allen
G A. O. Ernst
T. M. Karton
Kate Libbey
West End R. R. Co
C. F. Sullivan
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
F. D. Braman
Suffolk
McKim
Nathaniel G. Finney
Patrick J. Maguire
Abert Trenholm
Home Safety Razor Company
Edith M. Bimeney
Phillips Bros
William Reardon
Robinson & Fitzsimmons
Prieptala Oil Company
Fred L. Whitcomb
Oscar Ruiz & Cox
Susie B. Field
Silas A. Bessie
Charles A. Dearborn
Benjamin P. Walker
Attractive Spring Excursions by Raymond and Whitcomb
The tourist managers Raymond and Whitcomb announce a carefully priced list of sightseeing tours across the continent with a departure from Boston on Monday April 20. One party travels Colorado New Mexico Arizona and California while another visits Oregon Washington and possibly Alaska returning via the Northern Pacific through Yellowstone Park. Full particulars are at 296 Washington Street opposite School Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs, Raymond, & Whitcomb
Beson
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
California
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Manitou Springs
Denver
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Pacifc
Yellowstone Park
Raymond & Whitcomb
Washington Street
School Street
Mosquito Fleet Races Set at South Boston Yacht Club
Mosquito fleet regatta announced for Fast Day at 10 a.m. off South Boston Yacht Club with an open subscription race. Entries go to James Bert ram at 330 Broadway or Mosquito Yacht Club or to W C Cherrington at 288 Federal Street. A series of races follow on June 17, June 27, July 11, July 26, Aug 8, Aug 22, Sept 7 and Sept 12 with cash prizes and cup or pennant stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosquito Fleet
South Boston Yacht Club
James Bertram
Broadway
Mosquito Yacht Club
W. C. Cherrington
Federal Street
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
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The
Connecticut Ball League
Baseball
Chelsea
Bowsler
Gon Seas
Arlingtona
Bowler
Shephard
Iss
Ladies
Naturalists’ Club
Thorndyke
Fever Club
Curtig Club
C. T. Gallagher
Industrial District Nursing Association
Mr. Burgess
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Freup, C.J
Alle, HoLseEs
Know Ton
Morton
George E. Pond
Ellen M. Hopkins
George
Shattuck
R. D. Weston Smith
F. Lincoln
Richard P. Howell
Blackstone National Ak
J. B. Warner
Pee F. E. Fitz
Mahlon D. Brande
J. Grace
A. Reiss
D. A. Liver
R. M. Morse, Jr
Hammonp
Thomas W. Rae
Arasmus
Columbus Avenue
R. Sand
W. E. Jewell
H. W. Hariman
G. O. Taylor
O. Taylor
New England
Chester H. Greaves & Sons
Sole Proprietors
Mass
L. L. Ainsworth
Congress
Iowa
A. F. Crawford
Maynard
Ess
Affe Bite
Sir Morel McKenzie
Security Safe Deposit Company
Equitable Building
Edward R. Andrews
F. G. Storey
B.A. Atkinson & CO
Washington ST
Board of Overseers
Harvard College
Alexander McKenzie
the Post Publishing CO
Glenn Bros Nursery
Rochester
N. Y
Patrick Mash
Montreal
Canada
Jamba Mash
Canalport Avenue
Chicago
Dana Bt
Cambridgeport
R. A. Evans & Bqn
Isi
T. James
Tremont
Dunines
New Hil
Tremont Row
Sulte
Fouse
Ds Ae Martin
SY Oist
Dward Fuller
West Cedar Street
Boston Post
Marlboro
Arlington Streets
Cap
Iventory
E. A. Martis
Isuston
M. A. Wood, Mead At
West Somerville
AMNG
Mrs. Miller
Eliot Street
Catholc Father
Bridget Dwane
Andover
Remington Standa *D Writer CO
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