Kernwood Club wins slow bowling in Massachusetts interclub meet
In East Boston and Webster areas, Kernwood defeats Jeffries in billiards and whist while edging ahead in bowling despite a slow round. Knowlton of Kernwood posts top single and two-string totals as four clubs initially scheduled for the interclub tournament compete amid postponements.
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Massachusetts
Newtowne
Jeffries
Kernwood
Boston
Kernwoods
Knowlton
Bartlett
Dutton
Hargrave
Sehwaar
McKie
Bond
Snow
Hawley
Boston Marine Opens Insurance League With Easy Win
The Boston Marine and the L Burge Hayes and Co teams met at Sudbury alleys for their season opener in the Insurance League. Boston Marine won easily with a decisive score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Marine
L. Burge, Hayes & Co
Insurance League
Sudbury Alleys
Moore and Wyman Team Wins At St James Alleys
A close candlepin bowling match at St James alleys saw Moore and Wyman defeat Bernard and Friedman 1099 to 1087. The record shows a tight finish with high scores from both teams.
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Tom Willoughly
Ed. Bean
Qteorge
Edean
Tom McCarthy
Harrison
Grant Ee
Eem Higgins
Knowlton
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Bowler
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Moore and Wyman
St. James Alleys
Bernard and Friedman
Mercantile League Awards Four Prizes At Boylston Alleys
The Mercantile League met at the Boylston alleys with Frank W. Hawes presiding and J. W. Cass recording. Ten clubs compete and four prizes were voted for the season end. Prizes include 25 dollars for first, 18 for second, 12 for third, 10 for fourth. individual prizes offer 5 dollars for top team total, and other awards for best string performances. Batchelder & Lincoln resigned and North Fiske Company dropped out. Treasurer Thomas F. Dolan is reported out of danger from peritonitis.
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Mercantile League
Boylston Alleys
Frank W. Hawes
J. W. Cass
New England News Company
Batchelder & Lincoln
North Fiske Company
Thomas F. Dolan
Boston Dry Goods and Wilson Larrabee in Mercantile Teague
Boston Dry Goods Co edged Wilson Larrabee 61 pins in last night’s Mercantile Teague series at Boylston Alleys. Marceyes led for Dry Goods with high score.
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Boston Dry Goods Co
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
Boylston Alleys
Marceyes
High Roller
Boston Dry Goods
Trenthardt
Oris Eee
Eeseereeeesese
Trenthardt Eee
Norfolk Beaten by Independents in Candle Pins Match
At the Norfolk alleys last night the Norfolks defeated the M. I. Independents in a match game of candle pins by eleven pins. The score:
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Norfolk
Independents
Norfolks
M. & I. Independents
Mark Twain’s Recipe for Postum Cereal Drink
A vintage critique mocks a cynical recipe while endorsing Postum Cereal Food Coffee as a healthier coffee substitute. The ad-style piece urges boiling 15 minutes and claims benefits for stomach, bowel, and nervous troubles with regular use.
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Postum
Dianer
Candle Pin Bowing Contests Stir City Leagues
Division 82 AOA team led by Murray McDonough Lyons Daly and O Donnell challenges any division squad at McCarthy s alleys. Local stars include John McDonald of the Hub with an 83 average this season and 803 total last year.
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John E. Murray
Hi. Hi
Jack McDonough
Dan Lyons
Jim Daly
George O’donnell
McCarthy
J. Sterling McDonough
Washington St
John McDonald
Mac
John H. Farmer
H. Thayer & Co
Cambridgeport
Donnelly’s
Thayer
Cambridge
Brown
Jefferson Alley
McLella
Charley Lavis
Carruth
MccCarthy
Carruth’s
McCarthy’s
Bobby Cray
Bobby
Cambridge Reds
Spalding
Cambridge Council
Knights of Columbus
Chelsea Council
Joe Donnelly
Chelsea
Smith of Worcester Wins Geneseo Steeplechase
Geneseo New York November 11 The postponed Geneseo Valley steeplechase was run on the Big Tree Farm this afternoon. Harry W. Smith of Worcester won first place with Sport. Arthur Brisbane's Blue Hill was second after refusing several jumps. In the match race between Harry W. Smith and Joe Litavar Litavar won easily.
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Geneseo
N. Y
Harry W. Smith
Worcester
Arthur Brisbane
Blue Hill
Joe Litavar
Pool selling cases discharged as law ruled unconstitutional
In St. Louis on November 11 Provisional Judge Sidener sustained a motion to quash for fifteen defendants recently arrested for pool selling and book making. The breeders law under which the arrests were made was declared unconstitutional.
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ST. Louis
Court of Criminal Correction
Sidener
Patrick EK Murray Jr Seeks Ward 18 Council Nomination
Political notes report a young candidate Patrick EK Murray Jr from Ward 18 pursuing the council nomination despite last year's defeat. Eddie Murray remains determined, mounting a strong bid for the honor.
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Patrick EK
Murray, Jr
Eddie
Morris Wins Twenty Round Middleweight Showdown
Fred Morris known as Muldoon's Cyclone defeated Starlight in ten rounds at Excelsior Hall to claim the middleweight title and vows to challenge Dick O'Brien of Boston for a limited rounds bout. The match drew a large crowd as both fighters traded sharp punches and moments of hugging with mid bout swings and a decisive tenth round. A post bout meeting at the Copley Square Hotel featured Judge Woodbury and notable figures as discussion shifted to mackerel fishing law amendments.
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London
Fred Morris
Muldoon
Cyclone
Starlight
Excelsior Hall
Morris
Dick O’brien
Boston
Popu
Copley Square Hotel
Horace T. Rockwell
Judge Woodbury
Benjamin C. Clark
F. E B. Small
Benjamin F. Stevens
J. M. Wildman
Heber Bishop
Lyman Hapgood
W. B._ Hastings
Loring Crocker
Charles G. Gibson
Joseph W. Smith
George O._ Sears
Thomas Dickson
William D. Ferguson
Kimball
J. T. Stetson
Silas Lawrence
John Dennen
Charles A. Read
Arthur W. Robinson
Daniel C. Pierce
Henry W. Sanborn
Albert Bernard
F. W. Webb
C. W. McConnell
William A. McLeod
Megantic Club
E. E. Small
Woodbury
Small
Clark
Committee On
Yacht Racing Rules Amendments Adopted by Massachusetts Association
A special meeting of the Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts at Young's Hotel approved amendments to racing rules. L. M. Clark chaired as members accepted changes to sails for various classes, balloon sails, and spinnaker limits, with specific wording on sail types and spars.
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Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Young’s
L. M. Clark
Byers Fights Draw With Murphy in Waterbury Ring
George Byers and Dan Murphy fought twenty rounds to a draw at the Waterbury Auditorium before about 2000 spectators. Murphy was floored in rounds nine and ten, Byers was steadier, and most witnesses called it Byers’ bout. A scheduled ten‑round bout between Campbell and Siddons was halted in the fourth. Opening six‑round bout saw Ed Brooks KO Tommie Farrington in the third.
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Waterbury
Conn
George Byers
Bestor
Dan Murphy
Waterbury Athletic Club
Murphy
Byers
William Campbell
Philadelphia
George Siddons
New Orleans
Campbell
Tommie Farrington
Ed Brooks
Torrington
Baseball changes stir rumors as trades move slowly
In Philadelphia on November 11 the National Baseball League held no meeting and only Grady and Hartman moving from St. Louis to New York and Holmes and Donnelly from New York to St. Louis completed. More deals are planned with Hallman possibly to Brooklyn and Doyle of Baltimore likely to join Brooklyn next season. Philadelphia also reportedly eyes Doyle.
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Philadelphia
Penn
National Baseball League
Grady
Hartman
St. Louis
New York
Holmes
Donnelly
Hallman
Brooklyn
Doyle
Baltimore
Ex President Cleveland Praises Library of Universal History
Jordan, Marsh and Company promote a new Library of Universal History with ex President Cleveland praising its significance. Notable figures like Dr Lorimer and Presidents Warren and Andrews offer high endorsements. Membership offers a one dollar entry with a seven day trial and guaranteed refund if not a bargain.
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Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Warren
Boston University
Andrews
Brown
W. T. Harris
U. 8 S
Bancroft
Philips Academy
Andover
New Thorn jury reports for duty as ill juror leaves case
The Thorn murder case resumes with 11 jurors, juror Larsen recovering from appendicitis, and a new trial ordered. Martin Thorn repeats his account accusing Mrs. Nack of planning and carrying out the murder of William Guldensuppe, detailing dismemberment and disposal of the body.
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New York
Thorn
Larsen
Guldensuppe
Woodside
Mrs. Nack
Sing Sing
Library of Universal History Club Offer Details
A request for sample pages specimen illustrations maps and portraits to accompany a Library of Universal History club plan and terms. The inquiry seeks pricing and delivery to the requester’s address for membership materials and promotional items.
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Library OF Universal History
Terrible wedding party accident near Bielostok
A wedding party of thirty was returning from a church in a single wagon pulled by eight horses when a crossing collision with an express train near Bielostok Russia Poland killed all aboard. The driver may have misread the schedule and no one survived.
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ST. Petersburg
Navy
Bielostok
Russian
Poland
Senene
Nutmeg Club Fight Night Marquee Results
Three bouts featured at the Nutmeg Athletic Club in Hartford. Harry Fisher of Brooklyn stopped Tom Williams in four rounds. Walter Burge of Boston knocked out Jack McGovern of New York in two rounds. Frank Colyer of Brooklyn won a decision over Denny Leary of New London in ten rounds.
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Hartford
Conn
Nutmeg Athletic Club
Harry Fisher
Brooklyn
Tom Williams
Walter Burge
Boston
Jack McGovern
New York
Frank Colyer
Denny Leary
New London
Carrig and Goldstein Box in Elmira Draw
Jack Carrig of Olean and Hiram Goldstein of Buffalo fought a 20 round draw at 130 pounds in Elmira New York. Goldstein pressed the action and had Carrig groggy in round six while Carrig was down twice late but recovered. In the prelim Walter Nolan of Chicago defeated Tommy Moriarity of Lowell Massachusetts in twelve rounds.
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Elmira
Jack Carrig
Olean
Hiram Goldstein
Buffalo
Maple Avenue A. C
Goldstein
Carrig
Walter Nolan
Chicago
Tommy Moriarity
Lowell
Mass
Pres bytery Strikes Dr Shields From Roll
Provincetown November 11 The Presbytery resolved to strike Dr Shields from the roll and advised elders ministers and members to heed the 1871 and 1877 assemblies on signing petitions for liquor sales.
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Provincetown
Presbytery
Shields
White caps assault shocks Oakwood community
Word from Oakwood Ohio reports whitecaps attacked Edith and May Roberts in their home last night ten days after a warning to leave. Eleven to twelve men dragged them from bed, whipped them with a cat of nine tails, tarred and feathered them, leaving May critically injured as bloodhounds could not follow due to rain and crowds.
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Holgate, O
Oakwood
Edith
May Roberts
May
Boxing Gossip and Promoters Highlight Local Card News
The Roanoke Social Club plans an enhanced program for its next meeting with invitations limited to 400. Paddy Fenton eyes England with Al Mitchell backing for a defense against top lightweights. Reports note Green’s quick win over Bergier in San Francisco and Bigelow Club’s Somerville showcase with boxing and variety acts.
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Timmy Kearns
Beach Street
Gorman
Tew
Robinson
Mellows
Cunningham
Davenport
Joe Horn
Crawford
Montgomery
Winters
Frank Hanson
Willie Johns
Roanoke
Hoffman Club
Lynn
Paddy Fenton
England
al Mitchell
Dick Burge
Tom Causer
Mitchell
Dick O’brien
Phil Doherty
Charley Bailem
Commercial Street
Buck Smith
C. T. McLean
Jig Stone
Andy Daley
Young Pickett
Arthur Buttrick
Charles Fitzpatrick
Messrs
Maxwell
Kinney
Kiley
Edward Locke
George V. Tuohey
Wholesale Grocers Elect Officers at Boston Meeting
At the Boston Wholesale Grocers Association annual gathering at Young's last evening officers were chosen for the coming year. J. F. Nickerson was elected president with Eric Eldredge and Silas Peirce Jr as vice presidents. W. J. Weaver became secretary and treasurer, and multiple committees were named for arbitration negotiating investigating transportation weights and measures and related duties.
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Boston Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Young's
J. F. Nickerson
Eric Eldredge
Silas Peirce, Jr
W. J. Weaver
J. P. Bates
A. C. Manson
William Saville
Frank Bott
Fr. Dalto
J. A. Sawtell
W. Il. Lee C. A. King
George Wason
H. Deeo
R A. Flanders
B. W Munroe
A. BE. Stuthearth
C A. Rollins
G. F. Gay
Charles F. Goodrich
Transportation
E.S. Conant
H. H. Roberts
W. B. Taylor
W. H. Raymond
G. G. Burgess
Minister cites Mrs. Nack confession for conscience and faith
The Rev. Robert Miles of Ravenswood Presbyterian Church says Mrs. Nack confessed to ease her conscience and because religion touched her heart. He notes her witness statement stresses conscience God people and peace as the motive behind her divulging part in the crime.
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Robert Miles
Ravenswood Presbyterian Church
Long Island City
Arrest of Alfonso Di Cicco in knife assault case
Officers of Station 1 arrested Alfonso Di Cicco fifty of 18 Tiles ton street for assault and battery with a knife on Francisco Urbano of Quincy at Di Cicco s home. Urbano received a thigh cut, was treated by Dr. Dunn, and detained as a witness.
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Alfonso di Cicco
Tileston Street
Francisco Urbano
Quincy
di Cicco
Urbano
Dunn
Unknown man takes his own life at Green's Hotel
Philadelphia November 11 an unidentified man killed himself by gas at Green's Hotel. He dressed well and sealed a letter for a future recipient in case of accident. A bill for photographs in his name Lee Epler from New York and a London made suit were found with travel-printed Canadian books scattered about the room.
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Philadelphia
Green's
New York
Lee Epler
Fifth Avenue
Children shot by hunters near Perth Amboy
The second serious accident of the New Jersey hunting season occurred at Hamilton Corners four miles from Perth Amboy. Anna Stewart aged 10 and her sister May aged 7, daughters of William Stewart, were accidentally shot and badly wounded as they walked to school through dense woods by careless hunters.
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New York
New Jersey
Hamilton Corners
Perth Amboy
N. J
Anna Stewart
May
William Stewart
Hanged for Murder in Danville Virginia
Edward Hawkins, white, aged, was hanged in Chatham at 2 25 p m for the murder of Dr J Cabell a prominent citizen of Danville He faced the gallows with firm grace but spoke not a word and the neck broke.
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Danville
Edward Hawkins
Chatham
J. &. Cabell
Milkmen Loegars Arrested On Larceny Charge
Patrolman Metcalf of Charlestown with warrant searched 40 Cambridge Street and arrested milkman Roland J. McIsaacs in Somerville on larceny charges. Found many milk cans and jars belonging to Rudolph J. Pierce Foster Barstow Owen Wood Levi M. Colliff and Herbert Toothacher, all milkm en missing property. If Somerville presses charges McIsaacs will be brought to Charlestown for multiple larceny cases.
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Charlestown
Cambridge Street
Roland J. McIsaacs
Somerville
Rudolph J. Pierce
Foster
Barstow
Owen Wood
Levi M. Colliff
Herbert Toothacher
McIisaacs
Yellow Fever Signals In Illinois Prompt Official Inquiry
Dr. Egan secretary of the State Board of Health received a letter from Dr. Spann of Thebes Illinois reporting eleven suspicious yellow fever cases with black vomit. One death occurred and another patient is in critical condition prompting an official investigation.
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Springfield
Egan
State Board of Health
Spann
Thebes
Ill
Noted Painesville Merchant James A. Allen Ends Life
James A. Allen a leading Painesville businessman aged years shot himself in the head this evening. Police report says heavy sorrow over the death of his wife contributed to the act.
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Painesville, O
James A. Allen
American Wringer Co Advertises at Two Downtown Addresses
The American Wringer Company lists 71 and 7 Franklin Street and 8 Arch Street as its locations. It manufactures clothes wringers mats and carpet sweepers with repair service and offers mail or phone orders for prompt attention.
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Franklin Street
Arch Street
Missing People and a Remedy for Disappearing Hearts
An essay urges readers to consider disappearances as linked to unseen illnesses. It cites a New York physician on uric acid poisoning from weak kidneys, causing despair and wanderings, then promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a modern remedy.
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New York
Warner
America
Pingree Criticizes Municipal Routers and Corruption
In New York Governor Pingree denounces Detroit’s past misrule by a wealthy paving and street ring and urges Republican unity to defend the average man. He condemns cloaked elites in churches and urges one law for rich and poor while blasting syndicates and monopolies.
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Pingree
Detroit
Street Railroad
United States
England
Republican Party
Ladies Night At SS9TH Hosted By Charles Town Club
The first ladies night of the season for the 999th Artillery Association of Charles Town filled the clubhouse hall last evening. Performances included harp soloist Van Venchten Rogers, Charles T. Grilley, and contralto Harriet Whiting, with W. E. Davis, R. B. Loring, F. R. Fritz, and G. M. Whitcomb leading the committee and J. M. Lowell, G. W. Crampton, A. H. Lewis assisting.
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999Th Artillery Association
Charlestown
van Venchten Rogers
Charles T. Grilley
Harriet Whiting
W. E. Davis
R. B. Loring
F. R. Fritz
G. M. Whitcomb
J. M. Lowell
G. W. Crampton
A. H. Lewis
Man Injured After Jumping From Moving Train at Depot
Simon Looney of Jerome street West Medford leaped from a moving train near the depot at 6 30 p m yesterday and sustained a fracture of three ribs plus severe internal injuries. He was moved to Dr J Walter Beans office on Harvard Avenue and then returned home where he remains in precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Looney
Jerome Street
West Medford
J. Walter Bean
Harvard Avenue
Ladue Robbed of $700 in Nuggets on Lake Shore Run
Chicago reports Joseph Lasue Ladue, a wealthy man from Nova, was relieved of a bag containing gold nuggets valued at $700. The theft occurred as Ladue walked from the Nine Train to the depot door, with the pickpocket unseen.
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Chicago
Nova
Lake Shore
Ladue
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