Jeffries Announces Return to Ring With Conditions
James J. Jeffries declares reentry to prize fighting after four years of retirement. He states Johnson must beat Ketchel first, fights in the United States only, and unlimited rounds, with contract constraints and time to condition himself before any title defense. His statement follows a packed audience at the American Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Dick D¢Auson
American Music Hall
Jeffries
Johnson
Ketchel
Jeff
William Morris
Weather Posts Delays In Major League Baseball Games
Rain and cool conditions postpone all Tuesday games in both major leagues except Detroit vs Cleveland. Detroit’s battery functions Young and Easterly for the Tigers while LaFitte and Schmidt work for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Detroit
Lafitte
Schmidt
New Trial Motions in Cooper Case Earn Court Time
In Nashville Judge Hart hears the motion for a new trial after the Cooper family were convicted of murder and each sentenced to twenty years. The defense cites forty six errors and arguments must finish within two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Cooper
Hart
D. B. Cooper
Robin J. Cooper
E. W. Carmack
Boxboro Social Notes Outline Local Visits and Illnesses
Boxboro observes family visits and illness with townsfolk in and around Northboro Bolton Clinton and Acton. Miss Birmina Bulton's sister returns to Cleveland while Miss Lucy Bemis visits Miss Carrie Bradford and Prof Lythgoe visits at the state laboratory in Boston. The measles linger in Charles Richardson's family. two Grange meetings in Lexington and a Pomona rally in Middlesex North are noted along with a collision of Ralph and Luther Furbush requiring medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmina Bulton
Ban
Cleveland
Lucy Bemis
Northboro
Carrie Bradford
Chas .Knight
Boston
Fred Durkee
Charles Richardason
Mabel W. Wetherbee
Mabel L. Wetherbee
Bolton
George Hager
Mabel
Clinton
Hager
Mary
W. H. Gooch
Herman Lythgoe
Lythgoe
State Laboratory
Joseph Furbush
South Ashburnham
Pomona
Middlesex North Pomona
Ralph Furbush
Luther
Acton
Tasker
Ralph
Maynard
Nineteenth of April Service At Trinitarian Church
Large attendance at the Nineteenth of April service in Concord at Trinitarian church Sunday evening. The pastor addressed Am I not Free using hymns from the Alexander collection and an choir anthem. Next Sunday morning the topic is Our Debt to the Past to be Paid in the Future Arbor Day theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian
Alexander
Christian Endeavor Society of the Church
Ida Vose Woodbury
American Missionary Association
Jury drawn in Jordan murder case at Somerville
Timothy F. Sheehan has been drawn and accepted on the jury for the Jordan murder trial in Somerville. A thunder shower Monday afternoon saw a lightning bolt strike a small maple tree on Derby street near Leslie McKenzie’s residence, felling branches and disrupting electric light and telephone service in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy F. Sheehan
Jordan
Somerville
Derby St
Leslie McKenzie
Advertising and Success Go Hand in Hand
A concise industry note asserts that advertising and success are intertwined as a settled business principle. The phrase appears in the Patent Record context, reflecting early 20th century commercial sentiment about marketing and growth.
Mrs Dolby’s Threats Split Deacon Over Silver Mine Scheme
In a 1909 tale by M. Quad, Deacon Samuel Dolby faces a moral trial as his wife Mrs Dolby confronts him with a silver mine circular. She accuses him of election-night misdeeds and infidelity to the church while he fixates on the prospectus promising grand returns and ministerial profits, leading to a tense, domestic confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gris
McClure
Dolby Réed
Colorado
Samuel Dolby
Dolby
Samuel
Captain Kidd
Mrs. Dolby
Tommy Brown
Ayd
Mrs. Brown
Widder
Nature
White
New York
Mr. White
Pedestrian Question Sparks Family Exchange in Tit Bits Quote
A juvenile asks what a pedestrian is, his irritable father replying that pedestrians hinder money for the poor chauffeurs in a Tit Bits quotation.
Fear's Wings: A Cornered Scammer's Narrow Escape
A Katsas City Times clipping depicts a petty con man blamed for distressing locals as he chases small sums. The piece contrasts his consistent failures with the occasional windfall, illustrating a flimsy pattern of attempted theft and social fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katsas
Officer Grills Recruit About Missing Shots
In a comic panel, an officer questions a failing recruit while the recruit breaks down, saying the shots test here. The exchange captures a tense training moment and the recruit’s frustration with accuracy.
Marlboro News Notes Include Local Visits And Events
Marlboro residents and visitors are mentioned in a wide thread of short items. Names include Rev. W. H. Flynn of Medford, Randy Ferguson the boxer, Arthur Morrissey, John Watson of Boston, Rolla Barber of Boston, and Carl Curtis of Fitchburg. Local activities cover Patriots' Day observances, open streetcars, a new punching bag at Hose 4, painting on Fast Main street, and a planned Eagle smoker on April 22.
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Toines Reltey
Welch
W. H. Flynn
Medford
Randy Ferguson
Boxer
Arthur
Morrissey
Providence
Frank P
Central Falls
Hienry
Sitlet
John Watson
Boston
Marlboro Friends
Rolla Barber
John Donavan
West
John Burns
Mattapan
Friends
Liberty
Carl Curtis
Fitchburg
Thomas Burns
Jasper Loughlin
Chelsea
Bertice McGinnis
Maple
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
C. H. Collins
Haverhill
David S. Doyle
Cambridge
Daniel Doyle
Fast Main St
L. P. Curtis
George O'Halloran
Lynn
Albert Ahearn
Barnard
Joseph T. Ryan
C. F. McCarthy
Rudolph Gelinas
Amesbury
Adrien Gelinas
McGee
West Main St
Nantasket
Paul St. Martin
Brockton
Louise Noel
Alex Funai
Fort Meadow
T. P. Hurley
Edward Tighe
M. H. Tighe
Lincoln St
Rose
McDonald
Westboro Asylum
R. E. Marshall
Whandwerker
Fred Cole
Charles W. Cole
Estabrook Ave
Maynard Social Notes and Local Updates
Maynard and surrounding towns residents visit relatives in Boston Worcester Fitchburg and North Adams. Local funerals include Mrs Floyd sister of Mrs J K Smith with services at Glenwood cemetery. School committees of Boxboro Stow and Maynard plan a Wednesday meeting in Stow to elect a superintendent with Francis S Brick expected to be reelected for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxboro
Stow
Maynard
Francis S. Brick
Death of Maynard resident Luke Hannon at 68
Luke Hannon, a longtime Maynard resident and former mill overseer born in Ireland, died Friday of a paralytic shock after a day spent at home. He was 68, survived by eight children and siblings, with funeral services at St. Bridget's Church and burial in St. Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Luke Hannon
Mr. Hannon
Ireland
Lawrence
Hannon
James J. Morgan
John Maley
Henry Gilroy
William Morrison
Rose Hannon
John
Louis
Joseph Hannon
Ellen McHugh
Taunton
Local Woman Margaret Kelliher Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Margaret Kelliher aged 53 of Sudbury Street died at home Sunday after a long illness. An Ireland native, she lived in town for years and was widely respected. Survived by two sons Joseph and George, husband, two brothers, and one sister. Funeral Tuesday with Requiem High Mass at St. Bridget's Church and burial in St. Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kelliher
Sudbury
Mission Opens at St Bridget's Parish
The women of St Bridget's parish opened their mission on Sunday with strong attendance at morning and evening services. Morning sessions include five o'clock and eight o'clock services, and the evening service is at seven thirty. Next week the parish will add missions for men and for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Parish
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Wile
Jeffries Velares
Ness
Black Giant
Coopers
Mass
Arthur P. Stone
Cambridge District Court
Superior Court
Mary Kelleher
Sherman
Stone
Mackinaw City
Mich
Eber Ward
Here
Straits of
Mackinac
St.John
Ernest S. Thompson
England
Canada, Department
Canada
W. H B. iGooch
W. H. Furbush
Maine
Grange
Lexington
Albert Littlefield
Emery Whitcomb
C. B. Robbins
Albert Hartwell
Laura Fitch
Charlestown
Carleton
Hartwell
Mrs. Hanscomb
Melrose
Braman’s
Frank and
Florence Dodge
Concord
Trinitarian Church
Concord Junction
Frank E. Newell
Keith
Frances
Charlotte Halley
Wellesley College
Frank D. Tucker
Lakeside Ave
C. D. Wheeler
Maple St
Frank Billings
Winthrop St
Florence Woodbury
Preston St
Dennison Mfg. Co
South Framingham
Winslow Harrington
W. H. Hill’s
Louis Farley & C c
Broad St
Union Orchestra
Edward
Thomas Connors
Wallingford,Conn
David Conklin
Fred Gaucher
Peter Lucier
Southbridge
Lowell
Elsie Randall
Herbert Ryder
Fall River
John F. Moran
Salem
Michael Quirk
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Harry iCribes
Sears Farm
Southboro
Shaw
David Curran
Dennis Curran
Church Sr
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Curran
Marlboro Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles
Greenwood
Edward Small
North Adams
Thomas Farrell
Sudbury St
Dennis Sullivan
Thomas Powers
Lohester
James A. ‘Coughlan
George Stewart
Kenneth
Worcester
Floyd
J. K. Smith
Glenwood Cemetery
Willis A. White
Peter Wilcox
George Wright
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
G. H. Hopkins
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McCarron
Teorco
Moxie and Soda
Alls
Joseph Kulcsar
New York Barber
Walden
Matthew Steinman
Grant St
Chas. S. Hunt So
P. McColgan
Spencer Ave
Boston & Albany
Boston, & Maine
R.R
William J. Bulger
Cambridge Turnpike
Hudson and Vicinity
Main St
F. H. Bryant
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L. King
Annie. E. Payson
M. H. Feehan
King Mall
Bedford Court
Dr. $. R. Garland
Wiison
Dennis Sheehan
Mase
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