Snelling McLean Victors in Preliminary Boxing Meet
Five round preliminaries at the Athletic Club featured Snelling of Lowell winning decisively over an opponent from Philadelphia. Ike McLean of Hudson defeated Kid Powell of Woonsocket, while the main bout saw Kid Griffo of Philadelphia fall to Jimmy Gardner in a grueling sequence of exchanges and knockdowns. The crowd of about six hundred witnessed a night of marked skill and dramatic action.
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Kid Griffo
Philadelphia
Jimmy Gardner
Athletic Club
Lowell
Snelling
Powell
Fayville
McGahan Boston
Ike McLean
Hudson
Kid Powell
Woonsocket
Onus
Paget
Ike
Kid Glit
Fitz
Griffo
Jimmy
Three Big Plays Coming Next Week
The Missouri Girl will be shown Saturday matinee and night while Farm comes to the stage Thursday. Next week features three major productions with both matinee and evening performances and strong local turnout expected.
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The
Missouri Girl
Maynard Maynard Men — political speculation in early debates
A fragment discusses Maynard and potential Republican contenders for next fall. The note hints at factions, personal influence, and possible outcomes but lacks clear details or firm standings. The brief text suggests political maneuvering and party dynamics shaping a forthcoming contest.
Interesting Meeting: Madson Council and K of C Listen
The Madson Council and the Knights of Columbus hear an address by Hon. James J. in a joint meeting. The event centers on local civic concerns and community leadership as officials discuss upcoming initiatives.
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Madson Council
K. of C
James J
Funeral for Sanborn O. Howe Held at Pope Street Home
Sanborn O. Howe’s funeral took place Sunday afternoon at his Pope street residence. Rev. A. H. Herrick of the Methodist church led prayers and readings. By family request no flowers. interment followed at Forestvale cemetery in the receiving tomb with family bearers and a Reno Post 9 G. A. R. delegation present.
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Sanborn O. Howe
Pope St
A. H. Herrick
Methodist Church
Forestvale Cemetery
Reno
Local Players Form Team Under William T. Green
William T. Green plans to organize a basketball team composed of local players in Hudson. He has discussed the idea with town players who show promise and aims to schedule two games weekly, one in Hudson and one away, as he meets with team managers.
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Green
William T. Green
Hudson
Mr. Green
Harold Kerrigan Nine on ae Boyle Away Af
Harold Kerrigan leads the away team in a nine run effort against Boyle, delivering a strong performance on the road. The squad shows early momentum with Kerrigan collecting key hits and driving in runs to secure the win.
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Ae Boyle
Ants Kidnap Their Foes In Organized Raids
Harper's Magazine describes a species of slaveholding ants that raid neighboring villages to capture prisoners. The account notes unified behavior under a shared will, with warriors fetching Pusean captives and retreating to domestic quarters, as the invasion continues.
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H. C. McCook
Harper’s Magazine
College Yells Chant Across Ivy League Rivalries
A lively clipping catalogs college cheers with Cornell Amherst Columbia Chicago Yale Brown and others, repeating chants like Cornell yell and Rab Rah Rah, with varied stylized spellings. The piece captures spirited student fanfare across multiple institutions.
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Cornell University
Cornell
Amherst
Columbia University
Ray
University
Chicago
Chica
Yale
Brown
Measles Toll Revealed in London Merchant Tale
The Paris Journal fragment recalls a miller’s family whose child dies of measles after a doctor’s visit. The mother laments the unexpected death, and a joke about a relative’s occupation in Baltimore ends the snippet with a quip about a judge in higher courts.
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Paris Journal
Arls
Calvert, Jr
Baly Moore
Baltimore
The Joke on Her
In a Chicago Record-Herald piece a former schoolmate quips about marriage to a humorist and a woman laments a faded jacket reflecting her difficult life. The dialogue underscores social pressures faced by a wife in a humorist’s shadow.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Pleasurable Quote in New York Press
A remark notes that a woman enjoys playing for pleasure and questions how much good she could do with $100 she could not spend on clothing if her income reached $20 000 annually.
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New York Press
National Convention of Boot and Shoe Workers in Cincinnati
Two leaders P. J. Byrne and McManamy returned from the Cincinnati convention reporting the union has about 40 000 members and was never healthier. The city is cited as an example of the so called wide open town amid broad praise for the union’s strength.
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Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Cincinnati
Anonymous Letters At Odds With Public Debate
A letter writer mocks anonymous submissions and the impulse to attack a public figure via columnist criticism. The piece notes editors suspect unsigned pieces reveal cowardice behind a pen and contrasts anonymous poets with anonymous contributors.
Great Dissat is factional dispute over election law impacts
Towns and Luce face frustration as ballots were miscast and voters regret the new measure. Leaders from both parties praise the intent but many cities regret adopting the law without full scrutiny.
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Luce
Local Rail Baggage Master Contests in Herald Vote
Co L Twombly of the Boston and Maine railroad runs in the Boston Herald voting contest. Supporters cut coupons from the Sunday and daily Herald editions to help him win at the Louls fair.
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Co. L. Twombly
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston Herald
The
Herald
Hudson and Concord Hourly Transit Timetable Fragment
An OCR fragment lists numerous departure and arrival times between Hudson Concord Stowee Westvale and other stops. The dense timetable style records multiple entries for mornings and evenings with times ranging from early hours to night. Key points include connections from Hudson to Concord and back, plus several intermediate stops and vehicle identifiers.
Bring them in Tuesdays or Thursdays for sale
Pigs and shouts for sale offered by Geo. B. Dyer. The caller can bring animals on Tuesdays or Thursdays or drop a postal, and Dyer will call.
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Geo. B. Dyer
Boston Area Train Timetable Fragments
A dense list of rail times shows departures and arrivals among Boston and numerous suburbs and towns. It includes lines to Framingham, Marlboro, Fitchburg, Northboro, Clinton, West Acton, Maynard, Hudson, Gleasondale, South Acton, Concord Junction, and more with weekday and Sunday variations and noted p m and a m times.
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Senate
Boston
South Framingham
Northbere
Clinton
Vg Ag
Marlboro
Northboro
Leonty
Ge Marlboro
Fitchburg
BSE
Aus
West Acton
Maynard
Gleasondale
Hudson
Central Mass
Central
South Acton
Concord Junction
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Fred
Welsh
Odd Fellows Hall
Ashington
Harold Kerrigan
College
National Convention
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Chicago St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Northwest
Co. J. Flanders, Gen. Pass
Tkt. Agt
LaGrippe
Dr. Miles
Tencerd
Aees
Eee M
Ian
Tom
Toa
Aanaene
Teren Nes Aimee
Ah Dso
Comodel
Hudson Nen
Eh Ti
Os Geanaen
A. M
Ae Ae
Concord
P. M. Hudson
P.M
Eaen
Westvale
Be Nad
Concord Jet
Aan Cae
Y. N. M. & H. Railroad
Taunton
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