Lawson Pays 32700 For 20 Thoroughbreds At Sale
Boston magnate Thomas W. Lawson purchased 13 horses for 30850 at the Fasig Tipton sale in Madison Square Garden. total spend for today 32900. Other Boston buyers included J Malcolm Forbes and George B Inches with multiple horses and prices listed.
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Thomas W. Tawson
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Lawson
J. Malcolm Forbes
George B. Inches
Mr. Lawson
Ponce de Leon
Marcus Daly
Nutwood
Lizzie Wilkes
Emily
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Ethelwyn
Lael
Wilton
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Lady Acacia
B. m
Nutwood-Alpha
Wilton-Lammie Lee
Lord Russell- Primacy
Rosy Morn
Annie Wilton
Wilton-Annie B
Prodigalben Wilton
Elloree
Axtell-Flora McGregor
Herlene
Young Jim Ve
Baron Wilkes-Ethelwyn
Brayton Ives
New York City
E. R
B. F
Ettie Baron
Eastover Farm
Rochester
Mass
Lipton Willing to Try Again at the Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton declared at a Hotel Cecil banquet that, if no one else challenges, he is willing to make another attempt to lift the cup. He praised the Shamrock II crew and noted that luck influenced the outcome, while paying tribute to American fair play. Lord Tweedmouth praised Lipton’s sportsmanship and said concessions helped peace between Britain and the United States. The event, attended by 400 guests, featured music by Miss Ella Russell and mentions several notable attendees including Reginald Ward and General G B Williams.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Hotel Cecil
Sir Thomas
Lord Tweedmouth
Roosevelt
G. B. Williams
Washington
Reginald Ward
New York
Eugene Zimmerman
Duchess of Manchester
W. G Jameson
Watson
Sycamore
Shamrock IL
Sir ‘Thomas
Thomas
United States
Nicaragua
Denny J. Lawrence
Mebes O'Connor
M. P
Henry C. Richardson
Francis Jeune
George Henry Lewis
Charles Russell
Baron Stern
Colonel Knollys
James Thompson
Ella Russell
Boston Automobile Parade To Feature Impressive Display
An automobile parade of vehicles on exhibition at the Boston show on Stanhope Street will be held tomorrow starting from the automobile headquarters at noon. Owners in and around Boston were invited to participate as many as possible will be in line, with a route change from last week and a parade more than twice as long.
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Boston
Stanhope Street
Professor’s Bizarre Attempt Buries Woman Again
Professor Barclay, previously stopped by police while attempting to bury alive a hypnotic subject, repeated the stunt last night in Bowdoin Square Museum. He selected a young woman named Catherine as his new subject.
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Barclay
Bowdoin Square Museum
Catherine
Woman to be buried alive in hypnotherapy stunt
Miss Catherine Beck consented to a week in a seven to eight foot grave under Professor Barclay. Last night she was placed in a wooden burial box and lowered into the earth beneath the lecture hall. A light shaft remained so her face could be seen. The box will be opened Saturday night and she will be revived by the professor, with police reluctant to intervene.
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Barclay
Governor Bars Prize Fights in Indiana
Governor Durbin announced that no more prize fights will be allowed in Indiana and that he will seek arrests of principals backers trainers and promoters of future bouts within his power. He warned the sporting element after recent events.
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Indianapolis
Durbin
Indiana
BAA Bowler Stays On Top In Amateur League Victory
The Boston Athletic Association defeated Dudley in straight games as Grover led totals with 216 while Ainsworth posted 214 for single string honors. BAA missed six spares overall, Hill three, Ainsworth two, Fuller one, with every man over 500 in totals. Dudley showed uneven rolling and weak first-ball starts.
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Boston Athletic Association
Dudley
Unicorn
Grover
Ainsworth
Arlington
Calumets
Arlington Boat Club
Boston
E. L. Rankin
Dodge Rankin
Purrington Seeee
Eens
Littlefield Ee
999th Loses At Brockton. Commercials Sweep Two Of Three
In Brockton on November 25 the Brockton Commercials defeated the 999th Artillery of Charlestown two games to one. Pierce arrived late, so Wetherbee started the first game and closed strong, delivering the win for Brockton as the trio of scores concluded.
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999TH
Brockton Brockton
999Th Artillery
Charlestown
Pierce
Wetherbee
Brockton
Lawrence
Curtis Javed
Lawrence Lincoln
Reae
Oles Whipple
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Coscueee
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H. Seaee
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Wiley
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Curtie
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Whipple
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Tibbetts
Timer
Schofield
Connolly
Mets Defeat Postal Clerks in Ludos Alley Match
The Metropolitan Wheelmen beat Station A post office clerks 1305 to 1212 at Lud os in a high scoring alley team contest.
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Metropolitan Wheelmen
the Ludos
Bury Alley
Mets
Lynn Takes Three From Carruth In Local Bowling Meet
The Lynn team defeated Carruth last night in a three-game bowling series. Lynn posted scores of 469, 448, and 460 for a total of 1377 while Carruth finished 418, 424, and 462 for a total of 1294.
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Lynn
Carruth
Miss Stones Ransom Tension In Eau Claire
O H Ingram received a letter from Charles A Stone brother of Miss Stone captive missionary. Stone asks Ingram to assure Kidder Peabody Co Boston that he will wire the $5000 if needed to meet the pledge. Stone hints at possible compromise to free captives without full payment. Ingram has written to Kidder Peabody and will telegraph the funds if required.
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Ingram
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Stone
Dominion Line Dinner Showcases New Boston Mediterranean Route
The Dominion Steamship Company entertained 50 Italian residents of Boston at Pier No 8 Hoosac Tunnel dock. From 4 to 6 pm an inspection of the steamship Commonwealth followed by a banquet highlighted the ship's thorough equipment and the new Boston to Mediterranean route.
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Dominion Steamship Company
Boston
Commonwealth
Hoosac Tunnel Dock
Citiens
Dominion Line
Mediterranean
Philadelphia Team Challenges Homestead for Pittsburg Game
Philadelphia receives a challenge to play Homestead in Pittsburg next Saturday after expressing dissatisfaction with last Saturday's performance.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Homestead
Pittsburg
Have You Rheumatism Swamp Root Ad Claims Kidney Aid
A Boston Daily Post advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for rheumatism backache and urinary trouble. It offers a free sample by mail and cites testimonials and endorsements from users including F Thomas of Buffalo NY and general claims hospitals and doctors support the remedy. The ad urges readers to request a sample from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and to buy regular bottles at drug stores.
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Bright
R. Kilmer & CO
Binghamton
N. Y
F. Thomas
Northampton St
Buffalo
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer
W L Douglas Shoes Ad Claims Comfort and Fit
We all wear W. L. Douglas STRONG MADE 2.00 shoes Youth's $1.75. Box Calf Kangaroo Kid Lewis Patent Leather. Best in the world. W. L. Douglas shoes are made on improved lasts that fit the foot. Wear them and you will always be free from coins and bunions, and have perfectly natural feet. Style, comfort and wear guaranteed.
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W. L. Douglas
W. S. Douglas Strong
Lewis
Lowell Banks To Consolidate And Form Union National Bank
Notices sent to stockholders of Merchants National Bank Railroad National Bank and First National Bank of Lowell for Dec 28 meetings to approve voluntary liquidation and consolidation into a new Union National Bank of Lowell. Capital $350000, paid-up surplus $175000. Proposed officers include Arthur G. Pollard president John F Sawyer cashier Edward W Pease assistant cashier and a slate of directors. Banking rooms to be Merrimac Street premises.
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Lowell
Merchants’ National Bank
Railroad National Bank
First National Bank
Union National Bank of
Union National Bank
Arthur G. Pollard
John F. Sawyer
Edward W. Pease
William H. Anderson
Joseph L. Chalifoux
Thomas Costello
Frederic C. Church
Frank E. Dunbar
John Lennon
Charles S. Lilley
Frederick P. Marble
George 8S. Motley
Walter L. Parker
Amasa Pratt
Patrick F. Sullivan
Merrimac Street
Interscholastic Football Association Orders Rematches
The executive committee met last evening with President Carrick presiding as representatives from nearly all member schools attended. Protests regarding the Brighton Mechanic Arts and English High Somerville High games were heard and both contests were ordered replayed. The Brighton Mechanic Arts game will be replayed at Tufts oval next Saturday afternoon. the date for the English High Somerville game was not set.
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Interscholastic Footballl Association
Carrick
Brighton-Mechanic Arts
Tufts Oval
Clinton Defeats Lewiston In 8–0 Soccer Match
Clinton dominated Lewiston 8 to 0 as Lewiston used a touch game and Clinton matched with swift play. McGilvary stood out for Lewiston while Clinton’s team effort led to goals by all but Bannon. final stats list Clinton players Cholton, Daly, Houghton, Devlin, Bartlett, O'Hara, Burgess, and Bell. Attendance was 600 with referee McGeachy.
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Clinton
Lewiston
McGilvary
Bannon
Daly
Saggy Ce Tre
Mercer Houchton
Sles McGilvray Devlin
UCEES
O'Hara Bartlett
H. D
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Houghton
Devlin
Lawiston
Mercer
Stons—Bannon
Burgess
Hayes
O'Hara
McGeachy
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De Saulles Leaves Hospital After Yale Game Injury
Yale quarterback John L. De Saulles was discharged from Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday morning after a cerebral concussion sustained in Saturday's game. He left with fellow students around 10 o'clock and said he would return to New Haven immediately. The injury occurred during a collision with Marshall, drawing sympathy from about 25,000 spectators.
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John L. de Saulles
Yale
Massachusetts General Hospital
de Saulles
New Haven
de Sauilles
Marshall
Achine
Gould
Fournier Fails Of Record At Cincinnati Auto Meet
In Cincinnati at Oakley race track a large crowd watched Henri Fournier try to break a circular track record in a 15 mile run. Mechanical trouble and fading daylight limited the event to eight miles. Fournier blamed the repair work for preventing a record. Other entrants were local enthusiasts. His eight mile time was 9 minutes 10 and 2 fifths seconds.
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Cincinnati
Oakley
Cincinnati Auto Club
Henri Fournier
Fournier
M. Fournier
M. Henry Fournier
New England Whist Association Meets for Combination Pairs
The third meeting of the New England Whist Association for combination pairs was held last night. Top score went to Ward and Redliff of the American team with 12 plus, while Fenollosa and Barry scored 144 plus. Other results list Massachusetts Hickox and Brimblecomb, Greenwood and Bosson, Boston Duplicate Hatch and Curry, Baker and Part ridge, Newton Sprague and Messer, Morey brothers, Central Club Somerville, Mt Bowdoin Forbes and E O Thayer, Mercantile Library Fox and Whittaker, Root and J B Thayer, and Prospect Jones, Whitney, Bates, Lynsky. Complete scores through play progress show several clubs with varying tallies across dates October 28, March 11, and November 25.
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New England Whist Association
Ward
Redliff
Fenollosa
Barry
Massachusetts
Hickox
Brimblecomb
Greenwood
Bosson
Boston
Hatch
Curry
Baker
Boston Duplicate
Newton
Waltham
Prospect
Mercantile Library
Mt. Bowdoin
Central Club
Hanrahan Beats Handler In Eighteenth Round
New York's Wild Bill Hanrahan won a decision over Newark's Jimmy Handler in an eighteen round catchweight bout at the Southern Athletic Club Auditorium Louisville. Hanrahan dominated early rounds, but Handler rallied with body blows and defense. final rounds sealed Hanrahan's one sided victory as Handler's corner stopped the fight.
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Wild Bill
HanrAhan
New York
Jimmy Handler
Newark
N. J
Southern Athletic Club
Handler
Aston
Tim Hurst
Boxing Gossip Stir as Ruhlin Fight Fallout Echoes
Denver Ed Martin returns to accuse Gus Ruhlin of quitting the Jeffries bout while Ruhlin’s team denies the claim. The piece notes boxing license hikes in Frisco, fighters decamping east, and potential matchups including Ryan versus Ruhlin in Kansas City and Matthews versus Gans in Baltimore with lingering hitches.
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Gus Ruhlin
Denver
Martin
Akron
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Rublin
Frisco
Jim Kennedy
East
Tommy Ryan
Kansas City
Uhlin
Ryan
Tommy
Matty Matthews
New York
Joe Gans
Baltimore
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