Boston Sports Glories and Club Moves Stir Local Fans
The Post offers free Boston baseball games tickets and urges readers to name the two correct season ticket lists. Tom Brown denies captaincy talk as Taylor may lead. Long and Ward spark debate over Boston shortstop. Sears will exhibit thirteen dogs at the New England Kennel Club show. Crowley may join another athletic club while Suffolks and ABA figures prep for events. Gymnasiums, cycling, and track news mix with fight odds and club shuffles in Boston sports chatter.
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Sears
New England Kennel Club
Charles Crowley
Baseball Prophets
Bostons
Icwrs
Jom Brown
Jimmy Canavan
Louisville
Tom
Billings
John Morrill
Kelly
Herman Long
Long
John Ward
Ward
E. B. Sears
N. E. Kennel Club
Columbia Cycle Club
Hartford
Yale
Washington
Charley Crowley
Crowley
Stali
New York Athletic Club
Bb. A. A
Moore
New York A. C
Suffolks
Phil Stinger
Ben Osthues
Walter Scannel
Sosay
Fred Lord
John Graham
Charlesbank
Boston
Kerrigan
Johnnie Reagan
Bobby Burns
Marcellus Baker
Laker
Indictments Return In Aldermanic Boodle Case
The grand jury met to hear witnesses on boodle involving aldermen. Alderman Roth testified of illicit payments totaling 1750 dollars for votes on Northern Pacific and Economic Gas ordinances. Indictments followed against W J O'Brien O'Brien N A Creamer Patrick J Gorman Philip Jackson Stephen M Gosselin John F Dorman for bribery and conspiracy.
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CuicaGco
Grand
Zimmerman
People’s Gas Light and Coke Company
F. T. Hosmer
Grand Jury
Roth
O’brien
Powers
W.J. O’brien
Dr. O’brien
N. A. Creamer
Patrick J. Gorman
Philip Jackson
Stephen M. Gosselin
John F. Dorman
W. J. O’brien
Hogarty Wins 75 to 63 In City Billiards Match
In a late start duel Hogarty and Sullivan traded runs with Sullivan opening strong. Hogarty rallied to finish 75 to 63, earning first prize of 50 dollars while Sullivan took 25. The match drew cheers for both players and proprietor Alexander.
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Sullivan
Hogarty
Alexander
Hogarty and Sullivan Square Off in Washington Pool Championship
Last night the final match of the professional pool championship toured Washington billiard parlors on Washington street corner Hayward place. William Hogarty faced John Sullivan before a large crowd as proprietor Mr. Alexander provided ample provisions. The clash was hailed as one of the finest pyramid pool contests ever seen.
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Washington Billiard
William Hogarty
John Sullivan
Washington Street
Hayward Place
Alexander
Suffolk Athletic Club Holds Nine Mile Cross Country Run
The Suffolk Athletic Club held a practice cross country night with thirteen men led by Captain A C Dowling and James Kelley as pace makers. Joe Doyle and Francy Maguire aided as whippers in, finishing with George Wright first and Doyle second. Donnie and Al Dowling contended for third as about ten miles were covered. Two novices James Kelley and David Levi started with the group. A second run is set for Thursday evening as the board elected B E B Mitchell J G Watts James Kelcher F St Onge F T Wood and W W Reymond to membership.
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Suffolk Athletic Club
A. C. Dowling
James Kelley
Francy Maguire
Joe Doyle
George Wright
H. Dennie
P. J. Abell
A. Carles
W. W. Raymond
H. Abell
J. A. Olmstead
David Levi
W. H. Levy
Dowling
James Kelly
Joe’’ Doyle
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Cambridgeport
Brookline Street
Cottage Farm
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Back Bay Park
West Chester Park
Columbus Avenue
Eliot Stret
Donnie
al Dowling
Board of Managers
B. E. B. Mitchell
J. G. Watts
James Kelcher
F. St. Onge
F. T. Wood
W. W. Reymond
Sherman Declines Presidential Bid In 1900 Era
Washington reports Senator Sherman is not a candidate for the presidency and will not allow his name to be used. Republican State committee chair William Hahn says Ohio delegates will go uninstructed and support Harrison unless a need for a stronger man arises. If other close states show Harrison cannot win, Ohio delegates might back McKinley.
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Sherman
William Hahn
Republican State Committee
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Tragedy Near Fuller Ends in Double Wounding
In Van Buren Arkansas on March 21 Robert Doss and Jefferson Jones were mortally wounded after a churchyard confrontation over a rejected escort. Doss armed with a shotgun and Jones with a Winchester exchanged fire, leaving both severely injured and not expected to survive.
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Ark
Fuller
Scott County
Robert Doss
Jefferson Jones
Doss
Jones
Died of Pneumonia Former Concord Mayor Edgar Woodman
Edgar H. Woodman former Concord mayor and legislator died this morning of pneumonia. Born July 6 1847 in Gilmanston he studied at Boston Law School graduating 1873 and practiced in Concord since 1878. He held posts including treasurer of several railroads clerk of Concord & Claremont railroad treasurer of Concord Gaslight Co and president of the Mer— rate National Bank. A widow survives him.
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N. H
Edgar H. Woodman
Gilmanton
Boston Law School
Woodman
Peterboro
Hillsboro
Franklin & Tilton
Concord & Claremont
Concord Gaslight Company
Meerate National Bank
Dolly Madison Portrait Hung in Executive Mansion Parlor
A life size oil portrait of Dol ly Madison wife of President Madison by Andrews was hung in the green parlor of the executive mansion this morning. The action followed a request or approval noted in the article.
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WasuineTon
Name Contest Invitation Near Hancock Street Property
Readers are invited to submit a single name to accompany a property project. Each entry must include a full sender name and address. Prize names will be registered by number and judged for fitness, with ties decided by lot. Entries close April 9 and results appear in daily papers.
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Lot
Firm Faces Labor Battle After 125 Employees Leave
A clash erupts between the firm and its organized labor force after 125 workers depart. A determined struggle unfolds as union members accuse a traitor among the shoemakers while the firm and labor groups engage in a battle for control and concessions.
Long labor dispute looms as unions and firm clash
The text notes a firm dismissing workers after they proved unreliable for the company's interests. The unions have prepared for a prolonged battle for three months or more and are described as well fitted for a long contest, with the firm regarded as highly determined when a stand is made.
Song writer Arthur Goring Thomas dies by suicide
London March 21 well known songwriter Arthur Goring Thomas died by his own hand today when he threw himself before a train on the Metropolitan railway. Born near Eastbourne he studied in Paris and at the Royal Academy of Music in London. His cantata The Sun Worshippers gained attention at Norwich in 1881. Esmeralda is his best known operatic work and songs Le Roi Henri and A Summer Night became popular.
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London
Arthur Goring Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Eastbourne
Paris
Royal Academy of Music
Norwich
Henri
James H Winchell & Co Shoe Factory Strike Sparks Clash
In Haverhill on March 21 the dispute at James H Winchell & Co. widens as Lasters Protective Union of America and the International Shoe Workers' Union join. Whitcomb, junior partner, discharges workers at 7:40 AM without comment, aiming to thwart union efforts and maintain a free shop. About 125 workers are affected across departments. the conflict centers on union card systems and price lists. The unions coordinate actions, citing past strikes and ongoing resistance to an organized, nonunion shop.
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International Union
Loughran
International
James J.inchell
Winchell’s
James H. Winchell
Pacific Coast
Skeffington
Daley
Lasters
Searles & Webster
Farmers Dairy Company forms to dominate Chicago milk supply
Cariaco March 21 A new corporation to control Chicago milk supply has named Farmers' Dairy Company. It has absorbed the Chicago Milk Dealers' Association which ran city depots. Backed by millions, it can handle all milk entering the city and has leased the Lasher warehouse on Washington Street for $50,000 a year as the central depot.
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Chicago
Farmers’ Dairy Company
Illinois
Chicago Milk Dealers’ Association
Lasher
Washington Street
Ten Lives In East Jordan Mill Explosion
East Jordan Mich March 21 the boiler of the East Jordan Lumber Company mill No 2 blew up instantly killing the vacated parent William Beach Simon Carney Jer Sheldon John Brown Bert Cook Emanuel Hunt those fatally injured are Sanderson Reinhart John R Ingle Anezi Christy James Smith and a score of others badly injured The mill valued at 10000 is a total wreck The cause of the explosion is unknown
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William Beach
Simon Carney
Jer Sheldon
John Brown
Bert Cook
Emanuel Hunt
Sanderson Reinhart
John R. Ingle
Anezi Christy
James Smith
Milo A. Jewett Nominated U S Consul at Sivas
The President sent to the Senate the nomination of Milo A. Jewett of Massachusetts to be United States consul at Sivas. The announcement is dated Washieron March 21.
Navy pays Lor ing forty payments for cruiser No 11
Washington March 21 the Navy Department today made the four teenth payment of 33300 to Harrison Loring of Boston on cruiser No 11.
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Washington
Navy Department
Boston
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