Probate citation for Cambridge estate case in Mid County
A probate citation directs the party to appear before the Probate Court in Cambridge, Mid County, on March 31, 9916 at 1 PM to show cause why the estate matters should not be granted. It requires publication in the Acton Enterprise weekly for three weeks and service by mailing or delivery to known interested parties seven days prior. Witnessed by Judge Charles J. McIntire and signed by Register W. B. Rogers.
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Cambridge
Mid
Marca A. D
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Petition to Sell Real Estate in Hosmer Estate
Howard W. Wright administrator seeks license to privately sell the Middlesex estate of Stephen D. Hosmer of Sunnyvale California for distribution. Probate Court in Cambridge, March 31, 1916 at 9 AM, citations by newspaper ad and service 14 days prior. Witness J McIntire, Register W B Rogers. M15-22-29
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Stephen D. Hosmer
Sunnyvale
California
Howard W. Wright
Gambridge
Petit
Enterprise
J. McIntire
Esquire
Register
Probate notices featured for Brook and Tuttle estates
Middlesex Probate Court issues citation for George Wolcott Brooks estate to Carl H. Richardson without bond surety with hearing March 27 1916 in Cambridge. Notice appears in Sudbury newspaper before that date. Second notice cites Horace F. Tuttle to probate William option and letters of administration with will annexed at Cambridge March 23 1916.
Loyal Assabet Lodge Wins Bowing Match in Straight Sets
Loyal Assabet lodge I C C F M A defeated K P team by 132 pins at the alleys on Thursday. Billett and Axford led the winners while Lent starred for the losers. The local bowling league shows Holy Name M U A O H and others competing as 18 bowlers exceed 90 in averages. High single string of 120 by Billett and M U team totals 1255. Benny Kauff joined the Giants in the south yesterday as Benny brings energy to McGraw’s squad.
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Rd. Billett
Jimmy Lent
George Lynch
Axford
Lynch
Billett
Jim Lent
Price
Clapp
Cc. J. Lynch
M. Lynch
King
J. B. Lent
Evers
J. J. Murray
Whalen
Vodoklys
Moynihan
Coulter
Turnbull
Ed. Billett
Benny Kauff
Giants
South
Benny
McGraw
Fiery McGraw
A. O. H. Topples Holy Name In Bowling League Clash
In a league bowl match at the alleys Tuesday evening the A. O. H. team gained four points over Holy Name as Lynch and Lynch starred for the rivals. The leg totals were 385 414 415 1214.
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Holy Name Club
G. Lynch
M. Lynch
Olin Captures Victory Over Mustafa In Catch Wrestling Bout
John Olin Worcester the heavyweight Olympic champion defeated Carla Mustafa Boston in Cooperative Hall before 125 spectators. Referee Ernest Luosala and timekeeper E. A. Merriman presided. Olin won the first fall in 28 minutes half Nelson and flying mare. the second fall in 14 minutes with a body scissors and half Nelson.
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John Olin
Worcester
Carla Mustafa
Boston
Cooperative Hall
Ernest Luosala
E. A. Merriman
Mustafa
Olin
Nelson
South Acton bowls past Benedicts in league match
The South Acton bowling team defeated Benedicts by 59 pins in a league match at the alleys Friday evening, taking three of four points. Clapp and Denehy led the winners while Mattson and Glover starred for the losers. The score:
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South Acton
Benedicts
Clapp
Denehy
Mattson
Glover
K of P Bowls Eagles in Sharp Four-Point Match
The K of P bowling team took four points from the Eagles in a spirited match at the alleys on Monday evening. Hutchby led the winners with high single, while James Lent and Duxbury shared top three strings. Evers and Rodway did best for the Eagles.
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Eagles
K. of P
Hutchby
James Lent
Duxbury
Evers
Rodway
Mahoney Named Administrator for Catharine Mahoney Estate
Bedford notice announces James C. Mahoney appointed administrator of Catharine Mahoney late of Maynard Middlesex in intestate estate. Bond filed as required. Creditors must present claims and debtors must settle with the administrator by March 3 1916.
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Catherine
Mahoney
Maynard
County of
Middlesex
Willard Ready to Meet McCarty in 1912 Madison Square Garden Bout
The passage recalls the 1912 Madison Square Garden boxing match where Jess Willard agreed to fight Tom McCarty despite both men claiming illness on the eve of the bout. Promoter interactions hint at staged illness as a grapple for the event.
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Jess Willard
Willard
Jess
McCarty
Madison Square Garden
New York
From Farm Boy to Owner of Cleveland Club
James C. Dunn of Chicago has bought the Cleveland American League club and will keep Manager Lee Foll. Dunn says he will back the manager in acquiring any players he wants and believes the team can be boosted to the first division with targeted acquisitions. He cites his rural roots and early business success as the path to owning a big league club.
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James C. Dunn
Cleveland
Chicago
Lee Foll
Dunn
Marshalltown
Adrian ¢. Anson
White Sox
Gale
Cubs
Yankees
Baker
Yankees Owners Fund Player Purchases Boost Prospects
Colonel Ruppert and Captain Huston say they spent about $165000 for players since purchasing the Yankees. They aimed to build a real team and have bought any player deemed helpful. Their renewed prospects rise with the additions of Lee Magee and Frank Baker, improving the club’s outlook since 1903.
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Colonel Ruppert
Captain Huston
Yankees
Jack Chesbro
Boston Red Sox
Lee Magee
Frank Baker
Browns Owner Garneau Sells Packers Interest to Focus on Baseball
James W. Garneau, a new St. Louis Browns owner and part owner of the ballpark company, announces he plans to concentrate on baseball and divest his packing business stake. The move reflects a shift in his interests toward the Browns and the ballpark venture.
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Garneau
James W. Garneau
St. Louis Browns
P T
Ball Park
Harvard Strong Man Sets Lightweight Record
Harvard hockey star George A. Peroy weighs 160 pounds and stands five feet ten inches. He earned the strongest man honor for chinning 31 times and dipping 61 times, setting a new college record in these feats.
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Harvard
George A. Peroy
Harvard University
Peroy
Griff's Team Cited for Perfect Discipline in 1915
Ban Johnson praised Washington manager Griffith and his squad for flawless conduct during the 1915 season, noting not a single Griff team member was disciplined.
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Griff'e
Her Ton
Griffith
Ban Johnson
Washington
Schedule Adopted for American Association 1916 Season
A tentative 154 game schedule has been adopted for the American Association. Opening date set for April 18.
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American Association
Moran Trusts Bender After Turnaround
Pat Moran states confidence in Chief Bender, the former Athletics pitcher now under a one year Phillies contract. Moran says Bender has shown an error in his ways, reports will report ready in fine shape after winter conditioning.
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Pat Moran
Chief Bender
Phillies
Bender
Moran
Shane
Evers Secures Salary Boost and Incentive Pact for 1916 17
John Evers of the Boston Braves signs a two year deal for 1916 and 1917 paying $10,000 annually with a $2,000 pennant bonus for ten wins and extra incentives of $1,500 for pennant wins, $1,000 for second, and $500 for fourth place finishes.
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John Evers
Boston Braves
Tiff
Chase Turns 33 Still Shows Speed and Skill
Hal Chase celebrated his thirty third birthday retaining speed and ability beyond his years. A 1916 federal contract for $8000 remains unclaimed by major league clubs while Herzog plans to cover second base for the Cincinnati Reds and notes the need for several new players including a pitcher, catcher, infielder and a strong hitting outfielder as Von Kolnitz retires.
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Hal Chase
Chase
Herzog
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
von Kolnitz
Hercog i
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W. B. Rogerers
Albion de Ony
George Wolcott Brooks
Sudbury
Carl H. Richardson
Suffolk
Charles J. Melguire
W. B. Roo
Daniel ‘Tuttle
Acton
Horace F. Tuttle
Ilmess
Es- Quire
I. B. Roger, Negister
M. U
Boulden
Willis
Piper
Herbie Comeau
Smoke Shop
Albert Whalen
Call Bower
Stan Vodoklys
Howard King
Robert Kierstead Jr
Leo Downey
Downey
Bower
Kierstead
Framingham UH
West Roxbury High
E. Billettey
Tarribull
T. Murray
South Acton Dube
Etc
MacKenzie Wees
P. Bowlers
K. O. P. Jas
Bickford
Vee
Bedford
James C. Mahoney
Adm
M’carty
Browns
REAL
Joy Snake
Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
Ty Telephone
New England
TELEP
H and Telegraph Company
F. J. Bennett
Kroy Wen
M. B. Church
Druccist
Main St
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