Boxing News From New York and Boston Boxing Scene
Jack Johnson arrives in New York from Chicago for a scaled fight conference with Jeffries at the Hotel Albany. Jeffries and Johnson near signing, with terms to be split profit, potential referee dispute, bids to set date. Other bouts highlighted include Goodman in top form, Donahue in Manchester, Morris vs Sullivan, Cross vs Stone referee Gans, and planned National A C opening in Dorchester with Baldwin Riley card.
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Jack Johnson
New York
Chicago
Twentieth Century Limited
Jeffries
Johnson
Albany
Jeff
Witzsimmons
A. C
Dorchester Avenue
Matty Baldwin
Willie Riley
Eddie Shevlin
Johnny Burdick
Tommy Furey
Tommy Foley
Angus McDougall
Jimmy Rothwell
Fine Rolling by Boylston in City League Pin Scores
Boylston rolled to a 1583 total and 640 single to pace the City League last night. They took four points from Murray & Irwin and Elite swept Carruth while Somerset, Hub, and Adams Square split their matches.
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Murray & Irwin
Somerset
Adams Square
Hub
McCarthy
Elite
Carruth
M. & I. Astes
Holmes
Finnigan
Foster
King
ST Christopher
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Hintze
Dickfost
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Kirksooe
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Walsh
Tiernan
Miller
Harrisse
Taylor
McRae
Armstton
Littlefield
Poebler
Mahan
Ieee
Rutherland
Kirby
Witzgerald
O’ Brien
Kennedy
Reachington
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Broderick
McNulty
Corte
Os Greenaway
Corbett
Curran Sf
Saul
Russell
Collyer Seas &Oh
Farrar
Mason Stress
Reception Honors Monsignor O'Brien At East Cambridge Hall
Monsignor John O'Brien received an ovation at Institute Hall East Cambridge where thousands gathered for a reception hosted by Sacred Heart parish societies. The program featured a concert directed by P G McDermott and speakers including Frederick W McMenimen Edward J Brandon and others praising O'Brien and the Sacred Heart Review. Dancing followed with floor management by local volunteers and a second reception planned for those unable to attend.
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Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Cambridge
Boston
Sacred Heart
P. G. McDermott
O’brien
Mgr. O’brien
Monsignor O'Brien
Tie
McDermott
Mr. Brandon
Sacred Heart Review
Cieties
Monsignor O’brien
John H. Hurley
Edward A. Couathan, Jr
Boston Theatre Scene Sees Wide Fall Season Lineup
The Boston stage scene features Anna Held ending her Colonial run with Miss Innocence, Elsie Janis in The Fair Co Ed, and James T Powers leaving Havana at the Majestic. Lew Fields and The Rose of Algeria join the Tremont and Candy Shop closes. Hamlet at Castle Square earns praise while A Parisian Romance and Arizona share the bill. Major acts include Jack Wilson at Keith's, Annette Kellermann’s mirror dance, and Harry Lauder’s short American run. The Hub Theatre adds new entertainers and Cameraphone revamps at Theatre Comique.
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Anna Held
Boston
the Colonial
Elsie Janis
James T. Powers
Havana
the Majestic
Lew Fields
Algeria
Eugene Cowles
Arizona
Grand Opera House
Jack Wilson
Keith
Annette Kellermann
Princess Rajah
Harry Lauder
William Morris, Inc
Stubberfield
Howard
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Hub Theatre
Hurleys
Governor Draper Rally Tour Amid Diverse City Crowds
Governor Draper campaigns through seven wards, praising his aides and defending appointees. A controversial prosecutor faces questions about a past case while crowds, including a large colored turnout at Camden Street Church, hear remarks on employment and race insults.
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Dover Street
Herman Hormel
Hill
Camden Street
Young Wolff
Wolff
Charles W. M. Williams
Jeremiah McCarthy
Blossom Street
Huntington Chambers Hall
Ward 10
Montague
Hotel Langham
Brighton
Husband Kills Wife and Himself in Boston Tragedy
A Boston couple Irving Fletcher and Bertha Maxwell die in a double murder suicide at 16 Arcola place Roxbury action. Fletcher a streetcar conductor previously abused his wife leading to a jealous, fatal confrontation. Miss Sabourin, a friend, aided the baby Irma as police and neighbors recalled the long, troubled relationship ending in a deadly shootout and self destruction.
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W Fletcher
Irma
Fletcher
Mary R. Adams
Mary Derby
Myles Sternberg
Morton Avenue
Medford
Batavia Chambers
Katherine Fonsecca
Henry Green
North Grove Street
Cassia Fletcher
Irving Fletcher
Boston Elevated
Berta Maxwell
School Street
Roxbury
Irving
Arcola Place
Fletchers
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The
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Post
Centre Belmont
Boston
Alonzo Fletcher
Maine
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Maxwells
Calais
Bera
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Berla
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Lundy accuses Fitzgerald over jail statement before grand jury
Joseph Lundy spoke in seven places accusing ex Mayor Fitzgerald of drafting and sending a jail statement praising Purchasing Agent Michael J. Mitchell after Mitchell’s conviction. He claimed Fitzgerald’s grand jury testimony caused Mitchell’s indictment and blamed a memory lapse for the conviction. Lundy urged electing District Attorney Hill with stops in Ward 6 and East Boston. Wellesley High Colors Framingham 17 0 in football. Jacobs starred for Wellesley.
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Fitzgerald
Charles Street
Michael J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Lundy
Hill
Prince and
Hanover Streets
Boston
Maverick Square
Central Square
Day Square
Wellesley High
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