Competition Over Coupon in Last Sunday's Post
A list of prize winners and addresses appears in this week’s close of coupon results. Names include Charles Frasca, C H Davis, Fred H Timson, Geo A Wickson, and many others across Boston area streets and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frasca
Charlestown St
C. H. Davis
Rounds St
New Bedford
Fred H. Timson
Roy St
Swampscott
Geo. A. Wickson
Sumner St
E. B
Albert CG. Sawyer
Juniper St
Rox
Wm. B. Brown
Marblehead
H. A. Ambsler
Dunlow St
Thomas Woods
Groton St
Samuel Lofchie
Salem St
Jacob Hoffman
Prince St
David B. Wolff
Brighton St
Misa Annie M. Hamilton
Ruggles. St
Michael Andleman
Spring St. Ct
Mary Curtin
Cottage St
Harry Perkins
Ferrin St
Chan
Fef. M. Thomas
Central Ave
Everett
James Campbell
Conant At
J. Berkowitz
Care
Houston & Henderson
Thos. Kiley
Everett St
Chsn
Louis Zurbach
Pearl St
Lynn
James Shannon
Vernon Pl
Jos. G. Edwards
W. Fourth St. & B
Charles Benner
Harlowell
Abe Shankman
Conant Pl
Ike McEleney
N. Margin St
Thomas B. Ward
Pratt Ct
Philip Robrish
Miss Kittie Donnelly
Rogers Ct
Max L. Terphansky
Hale St
Thomas Murphy
Adams Ct
Malion
Mae Driscoll
Medford St
Frank Wallerstein
Chelsea
Tufts Team Goes to New York for 1901 Debut
Tufts College varsity baseball under Coach Tenney Captain Hazelton and Manager Thomas prepares for the 1901 season. The squad departs Boston for a New York trip with Manhattan College opening game and Princeton at Princeton next day. Notable players Ernest Saunders and EF Foster cannot accompany the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
Tenney
Hazelton
Thomas
Boston
New York
Manhattan College
Medford Boys
Princeton
Tufts
Ernest Saunders
EF. Foster
Cycling Tensions Rise at Panama Park Training Camp
Discord grows among three leading cyclists Walthour Michael and Brown as planned Sunday race is delayed by rain. Cadwell Rosa and Brown refuse to act as runners up and Elkes and Eck seek new matches but the trio won t race together. Reynolds era drama hints at further splits with Walthour signaling a split to join Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Park
Jacksonville
Boston
Walthour
Michael
Cadwell
Rosa
Brown
Pop
Elkes
Tom Eck
Watthour
F. J. Cadwell
Hartford
Arthur Ross
Eck
al Smith
Tom
Tufts Makes Farewell Gift to Coach Fred L Tenney
Fred L. Tenney of the Boston Nationals ended his Tufts coaching duties at noon and received a silver service from Dr. Charles Co. Stroud, who cited the Tufts players’ friendship and esteem as the gift’s purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Fred L. Tenney
Boston
Tufts College
Charles Co. Stroud
Tufts
State Printers win two of three in close bowling night
In Printers' Le last evening the State Printers defeated Lounsbury Nichols Worth two games. American Type Foundrymen beat Forbes Lithograph Company two games. Wood led with 271. Scores: State Printers 390 429 396 total 1221. Lounsbury 391 406 433 total 1230. Forbes 370 404 405 total 1179. American 398 411 398 total,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lounsbury, Nichols & Worth
American Type
Forbes Lithograph Company
Wood
State
American Type Foundry
Total
Hyde Park Votes 60 000 High School Plan
At the annual appropriation meeting in Hyde Park on March 28 a new high school will be built on the old site for 60 000 dollars. The project will be paid over twenty years at 8000 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Roxbury Bicycle Club Elects Officers for New Year
The Roxbury Bicycle Club held its annual meeting and banquet at the Hidel Essex last evening. Martin's Orchestra and John Thomas and Sandy Chapman provided entertainment as officers for the coming year were elected: President A R Keltie, Vice President N H Newell, Secretary G H Belknap, Treasurer H H Strout, Captain James Keltie, First Lieutenant J J Fecitt, and a nine member board including A R Keltie N H Newell H E Strout H H Wheeler and G H Belknap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Hidel Essex
Martin
John Thomas
Sandy’’ Chapman
A. R.keltie
N. H. Newell
G. H. Belknap
H. HB. Strout
James Keltie
Leutenant
J. J. Fecitt
A. R. Keltie
H. E. Strout
H. H. Wheeler
G. H. Belkgap
Progress on Somers club grounds reviewed by Conant in Boston
Director Conant of the Boston National League club visited Huntington avenue to inspect the Somers American league grounds for summer use. The party observed ongoing grand stand construction, base bleachers rising, and central foundations guiding future sightlines. Local teams depart for spring practice this weekend. Dineen’s withdrawal addressed. Dr. Toomey named team physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director Conant
Boston National League Club
Huntington Avenue
Somers American Ague Club
Arthur Dixwell
South
Selee
Fall River Line
New York
Gavin
Stonington Line
Boston
Parent
Ferris
Kane
Mclean
Fred Yaap
Ma Colns
U M. J. Moore
Yaap
Mert Combing
Beacon Street
Bellevue
Moore
Somers
Dineen
Syracuse
John P. Toomey
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Hart Releases Chicago National League Player List
President James Hart announces the Chicago National League roster for the coming season. Notable absence is pitcher James Callahan who has not signed a National League contract and may join private business. The team sails to Champaign, Illinois, Sunday to begin training under captain Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Hart
Chicago National League Today
James Callahan
Clarke Griffith
Hart
Callahan
Chance
John Kling
Menefee
Jack Taylor
Cunningham
Hughes
Easton
Doyle
Childs
James Delehanty
Raymer
McCormick
Dexter
Green
Hartzel
Dolan
Champaign
Ill
Army Admiral Headlines Madison Square Garden Event
Rear Admiral A S Barker of the Brooklyn Navy Yard reviewed the military and athletic tournament at Madison Square Garden. A surprise came in the hundred yard dash military title as Maxey Long was defeated by W S Edwards. Time 104 5 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. S. Barker
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Madison Square Garden
Rescue Mission Plans Passion Services for Lent
The Union Rescue Mission at 4A D Street announces nightly Passion Services from tonight through Easter Sunday April 7 featuring sermons on The Atoning Death of Jesus by noted preachers from Boston and New York including Rev Dr Arthur T Pierson of Brooklyn and Northfield Mass with solos by Miss Mary E B Upham and others led by Superintendent Hendsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Mission
Passion Service
Union
D Street
Jesus
Boston
New York
Arthur ‘T. Pierson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Northfield
Mass
Spurgeon
Avery A Shaw
Jones
Kilpatrick
John N. Short
Caleb Jenkins
Mary EB. Upham
Hendsey
Spiritualists hold largely attended state convention at Paine Memorial Hall
At Paine Memorial Hall the Massachusetts State Association of Spiritualists held a largely attended convention session last night. George A. Fuller presided and delivered an address. Speakers included Miss Nettie Holt Harding Forest Harding Albert P. Blim and F A Wigga. Several messages were devoted by Miss Harding and Miss Minnie M Soule pastor of the Churchospel of Spirit Return titled Ivy Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Memorial Hall
Massachusetts State Association of Spiritualists
George A. Fuller
Nettie Holt Harding
Forest Harding
Albert P. Blim
F. A. Wigga
Miss Harding
Minnie M. Soule
Spirit Return
Ivy Clair
Swich
Harvard Scrimmage Signals Crame Team Pick for Intercollegiate
Harvard hosts a scratch fencing tournament to select the Crame team for the Intercollegiate in New York on April 6. The article notes Harvard’s eight-year hold on the title, with rivals gaining strength, plus updates on rowing crews, campus candidates for baseball, and the return of J B Choate to Harvard Law. It describes players Carr and Pieper, Frantz as a top base candidate, and the ongoing weather impact on practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
New York
Red
Middlebury
Soldiers Field
J. B. Choate
Ambassador Choate
Harvard Law School
Charles
E. C. Storrow
George Mumford
Dave Goodrich
Newell
Phillips
Burr
Roosevelt
Blake
Hans
Burton
Ivins
Wheelwright
Gray
Locke
Lovejoy
Gerrish
J. Lawrence
McConnell
Henderson
Brigham
Swain
Cunningham
Hawkins
Bancroft
Dmory
Shuebruk
Grew
Colby
Francis
Brooks
Covel
Boothby Bullard
Goodell
Morris
Merritt
R. Lawrence
Gregg
Brownell
Champollion
Roberts
Switzer
Wolcott
Pitkin
Derb Bent
James
George
Boardman
Ayer
McGrew
Bowditch
Bigelow
Haycock
Stone
Shattuck
Ernst
Wadsworth
Carr
Louis Jeper
Boston
Crimson
Jeper
Pieper
Boston Latin
Orville G. Frantz
Frantz
Boxing Gossip Flares at Knickerbocker Show in Lowell
The Knickerbocker Athletic Club hosts a fifteen round bout between Billy Gardner and Joe Flaherty with Flaherty favored by weight advantage. Gardner eyes a Memphis trip as promoter Patsy Sweeney hints at better earnings if he travels. Martin Flaherty vs Jack O'Brien in Wheeling on April 8 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Lowell
Billy Gardner
Joe Flaherty
Joe
Martin Flaherty
Knickerbocker
Flaherty
Gardner
Louisville
Manchester
Patsy Sweeney
Memphis
Sweeney
Jack O’brien
New York
Wheeling
W. Va
Frank J. Kelly
Portsmouth
J. Chandler
J. Darby
P. J. Griffin
R. W. Baker
A. Wolff
P Fenton
B. H. Benton
Sir
Tim Hurley
New England
George Gardner
Asylum Street
Hartford
Conn
Hurley
Ree
Billy Smith
Connecticut
John J. Little
Brockton
James Gilligan
Lawrence
John Hahn
Preble Street
South Boston
Captain Donovan
A. M. En
Everett Avenue
Chelsea
J. D
Exeter
N. H
Oscar Gardner
Amateur Athletic Union and Incorporated
Ccum Hall
East Boston
Nouroulah
Martin Julian
Tandin
Slattery
Pur
I. M. Galvin
Boston
Delbecssociates
Colonel Galvin
Gould’s
George Gay
Fa Benton
Rob Roy
Bernhardt Illness Forces Pittsburg Theatre Delay
Sarah Bernhardt contracted a severe cold on the trip to Pittsburg and has lost her voice, preventing her appearance at the Alvin Theatre tonight. The announcement came late this afternoon as the show was due to open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Sarah Bernhardt
Alvin Theatre
Counterfeit Money Sentenced in East Cambridge
John Smith was yesterday afternoon sentenced by Judge Lowell in the United States District Court to a month in jail for possessing two counterfeit 50 cent pieces. He says the coins were given in exchange for shoes sold to a man in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Lowell
United States District Court
East Cambridge
Smith
New York
Veterans night at Middlesex Club honors Miles Evans and Hackett
The Middlesex Club at American House hosted a veterans night with Lieutenant General Miles Frank B Hackett and Rear Admiral Robley Evans as guests. Evans' remarks drew repeated cheers as miles harmed, the Sampson Schley debate surfaced, and expansion and imperialism were debated by speakers while the audience applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Club
Miles
Frank 8. Hackett
Robley D. Dvans
Evans
Hobson
Santiago Harbor
Cervera
Mr. Evans
General Miles
Hackett
Sampson-Schley
Sampson
Santiago
Aguinaldo
Far East
H. Roblin
England
Admiral Evans
William M. Olin
Mr. Olin
A. Barton
Cutler
Orange
B. Chamberlain
Charles Morris
J. J. Myers
J. Q. A. Brackett
Curtis Guild, Jr
Hart
James E. Gilman
G.A.R
Jack’’ Adams
Spectacle at Navy Gathering Sparks Witty Exchanges
Secretary Hackett and General Miles exchange jabs before a Navy event praised Admiral Sampson and Rear Admiral Evans. Olin’s playful taunts provoke laughs as Hackett turns the humor back on his critic. Evans lauds ongoing naval improvements and warns against neglect of the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackett
Miles
Qlin
Massachusetts
John D. Long
Onommon
Olin
Heis
Solent
Naval
General Miles
Colonel Olin
Sena
Admiral Sampson
Atlantic
Pacific
Sampson
Admiral Evans
Santiago Harbor
Bobby Evans
Evans
Maine
Hobson
Eephor
Cervera
Gener Miles
Manly Courage From Rockwell Sermon at Catholic Retreat
Fr Joseph H Rockwell delivered his fifth sermon at the Young Men's Catholic Association retreat in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. About 4000 men attended as he urged moral backbone self respect and honor to resist temptation and endure hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Joseph H. Rockwell
St. Paul
An Easy Way to Health Through Stomach Care
Prof Weichold advocates daily Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to keep the stomach right and health strong. He says a healthy stomach, not dieting, sustains long life and cites widespread use from Maine to California and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weichold
Stuart
Stuert
Maine
California
Great Britain
Australia
Sermon at Cathedral Men’s Retreat Faces Path of Life
The Rev Henry A Parry preached on The Path of Life at the Cathedral men’s retreat now ongoing. Archbishop Williams will celebrate the 7 am closing mass Sunday as confessions run 4-6 and 7-10 pm today and 3-6 and 7-10 pm tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Parry
Archbishop Williams
Cuban constitutional committee split over Platt amendment reports
Havana March 28 The Cuban constitutional convention relations committee members offered divergent reports on the Platt amendment. Gomez opposed most clauses while Tamayo supported it with U S bases and limited intervention, others favored postponing action or conditional intervention. Delegates plan to report next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Senor
Juan Gualberto Gomez
Senor Silva
Senor Gomez
Senor Villuendas
Senor de Quesada
Cuba
United States
Senor Tamayo
la Discusion
Washington
East Boston Woman in Critical Condition After Aconite Attempt
Mrs. Panetta Webber of 9% Marginal Street East Boston is in serious condition at City Hospital after drinking aconite in a suicide attempt yesterday afternoon. She is 27 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panetta Webber
Boston
Webber
Lyman Sued Again Over Yukon Enterprises Claims
Two additional attachments were issued against property of John Grant Lyman of the International Zinc Co. One favors Ira B. Cushing of Boston for $2854 and the other for Charles L. Flint. The suit alleges false pretenses in connection with Yukon enterprises Dr. Lyman floated over a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yukon Enterprises
Lyman
Russians Refuse to Remove Flags in British Disputed Territory
Telegram from Tien Tsin reports Colonel MacDonald asked Russians to remove their flags from the British portion of the disputed area after a mutual evacuation. The Russians declined and the issue of an arbitrator over the concession title remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Tien Tsin
MacDonald
Floating Barroom Delays Montfort Sail for South Iica
The Montfort voyage to South Iica with Baden Powell's constabulary recruits is delayed until morning. The vessel, described as nearly a sailing barroom, carries 100 000 bottles of ale along with spirits and mineral waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Transort
Montfort
South Iica
Baden- Powell
Brave 18 year old sister rescues siblings from blaze
In a West End fire at Brighton and Milton streets Rebecca Lavine 18 carried one child and dragged another by her hair to safety from a three story building. The Nobscot Mountain Spring Water Co store on the ground floor housed the blaze and the Sherr and Lavine families occupied the upper floors. Firemen prevented water from running into gutters and the damage totaled about $00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Rebecca Lavine
Brighton and
Milton Streets
Lewis Goldman
Nobscot Mountain Spring Water Company
Sherr
Jennie Sherr
Solomon Lavine
Rebecca
Emperor urges regiment to defend king at all costs
Berlin March 28 Emperor William told the Alexander regiment to be ready day and night to act for the king and his house and to die if necessary. He warned that insubordination would be crushed and hinted at possible revolutionary clashes, noting press discrepancies over the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Alexander Regiment
Kreuz Zeitung
Weiland
Bremen
Mexican Central Absorbed by New York Interests
The Evening Post reports that control of the Mexican Central railroad has passed to New York buyers led by W L Snow. A May meeting should show a full management change as proxies grant majority control for the purchase believed tied to Atchison and Southern Pacific interests. The line runs from near El Paso to Mexico City, totaling about 2100 miles with substantial bonds and limited earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Evening Post
Mexican Central Railroad
W. L. Snow
W. L. Snow & Co
Theexican Central Railway
Paso
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Mexican Central
Rio Grande River
el Paso
City of
Mexico
Spars for Shamrock II En Route to Glasgow
Six spars weighing four tons pass through Utica on the way to Glasgow for Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock II. The spars were shipped by the St. Lawrence Boat Company of Ogdensburg and destined for the challenger yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock Sr
Glasgow
St. Lawrence Boat Company
Ogdensburg
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Paris St
Otto C. Zink
Hanson St
Sam
John Moran
Harre
Sixth St
HE. Cam. Myer Levine
H. M. Landisman
Margin St. Ot
Jacon Bfall
Vuvper Iu
Bernard Carolan
Eliot St
Solomon Hershenson
Albany St
Robert Small
Harrison Ave
Louis Berzer
Thomas J. McCart
Bat
Walter F. Austin
D St
B. Louis
Mazur
Box
Thos. L. McCarthy
Becknell Ave
W. Sullivan
E. Seventh St
Leyden St
E. B. Chas
F. McCarthy
Boston St
Cor. Wr
Wilbert Boudreau
E. B. Murphy
Second St
H.R. Simonson
Lexington St
Madeline Vickay
W. Eagle St
Julia Cawthorne
Bremen St
George Lydon
Broadway
S. B
Michael, Elkes and
Jacksonville, Fla
Roxbury B
Columbia
Spalding
Rambler
Nyack
Columbia Tire
Columbia Sales Dept
Columbus Ave
Tremont
Somers American Club
Conant
Chicago League
Maxey Long
Harvard Mercet
Sarah Bernhardt II
Philippines
Bob” Evans
Nelson Miles
West Indies
Siberia
Secretary of the Navy
Rockwell
Mrs. Webber
Sues DR. Lyman
Roland Reed
Mr. Reed
St. Luke's Hospital
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Mich
Big An
Norway
Ogle Norton & Co
Cleveland
States Steel Corporation
Kaiser
Columbus
Henry Beach
Ohio Penitentiary
Indian Territory
Beach
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