Women boxing tea party flops in New York club
The Broadway Sporting club in Brooklyn hosted a women boxing tea party but attendance fell flat as only one woman attended while many male patrons ignored smoking restrictions. Princeton and Princeton students react to John H Rush being named head coach of the Tiger football team amid debate over prior athletic credentials.
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Brooklyn
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John H. Rush
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Poughkeepsie Adopts Morning Races For Regatta Season
Poughkeepsie shifts to morning minor events for this year’s regatta, moving freshmen, junior and varsity races to the morning. Critics warned crowds would shrink, but supporters expect the night arrival, mingling of friends, and river hikes to turn the event into a real sporting occasion.
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Henley
Tener Takes NL Headquarters. Split Base in Philadelphia and New York
National League president John K. Tener has taken formal possession of his Metropolitan tower headquarters. He will spend four days weekly in New York to handle league affairs while keeping a permanent home in Philadelphia. Tener's term as Pennsylvania governor ended in January.
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Pennsylvania
Gall 700 For Taxi Day Or Night Advertisement
An old classified line advertises a taxi service offering a rate of 700 in the local currency for round the clock rides. The snippet suggests a simple promotional note without details on company name or contact.
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National League Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary
New York February 2 The National League of Professional Baseball Clubs marks its 40th year since its February 2 1876 founding in Louisville. The ledger traces a shifting circuit across Boston Cincinnati Providence Chicago and more, noting eight presidents and two governors among its leaders.
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Washington
Baltimore
Nick Young
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Connecticut
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
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A. G. Mills
Nicholas E. Young
Harry CC, Pulliam
John A. Heydler
Pulliam
Thomas J. Lynch
Tener
National Association
Old National
Elkins Five Hit Southern Tour After Home Start
The Elkins high school basketball team departs February 2 for a southern tour with games against Sutton high at Sutton Wednesday Bluefield high at Bluefield Friday and Charleston high at Charleston Saturday. The local boys are in fine shape.
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Sourthern
Sutton High
Sutton
Bluefield High
Bluefield
Charleston High
Charleston
Baltimore druggists fear impact of Harrison act
Dr. R. E. Lee Williamson presided over a Baltimore pharmacists meeting at the Hotel Emerson to discuss the Harrison drug law. The group warned the new act will depress sales by eliminating many patent medicines and leaving thousands of tablets unsold, with one dealer noting he held 500000 tablets unfit for sale.
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Baltimore
Emerson
R. E. Lee Williamson
Holland Ships Gardens Here for Panama Exposition
Ten carloads of rhododendrons clipped conifers and bulbs arrived in San Francisco from Holland for the Panama Pacific Exposition. The third Netherlands shipment completes Holland gardens with cone bearing trees in over a dozen species and 700 rhododendrons plus magnolias holly acubus and other shrubs. Some conifers are trained into monuments globes corkscrews birds and pagodas.
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San Francisco
Holland
Netherlands
Holland Gardens
Rosebuds Dominate Academy Juniors In Fast Floor Game
Rosebuds beat Academy Juniors 34 to 12 in a high tempo contest. Bruce Hartman led Academy with seven points while Dietz and Taylor each hit five field goals for Rosebuds. Shilling limited Academy star Street to zero.
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Bruce
Street
Shilling
Cromwell
Dietz
Taylor
Strange bird sighted over Elk River in Elkins
In Elkins West Virginia on February 2 a gray brown strange bird hovered above the river for several hundred people. Witnesses say it is not native to the state and may be a seabird blown in from the east or abroad. A separate note records the Allegany County Liquor Dealers Distributing Company being incorporated by William Rahl George E Gray Charles H Sanders and William F E McHugh to sell wines liquors and bar supplies to licensed dealers.
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Elkins
W. Va
Liquor Dealers Distributing Company
Allegany County Liquor Dealers Distributing Company
William Rahl
George E. Gray
Charles H. Sanders
William FE. McHugh
Consolidation completes bond sale no Rockefeller stake
Baltimore February 2 J H Wheelwright president of Consolidation Coal Company said New York closing on sale of seven million dollars of 7 percent two year debentures. He denied Rockefeller involvement and said ownership and management remain unchanged despite market talk.
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J. H. Wheelwright
Consolidation Coal Company
H. Crawford Black
van Lear Black
New York
United States
Clarence W. Watson
Bathmoreans
Wheelwright
John D. Rockefeller
Loophole Found in Yost Prohibition Case
In Parkersburg West Virginia February 2 a Criminal Court ruling by Judge F H McGregor in the Marion Wolfe bootlegging case holds that it is not a violation of the Yost prohibition law for a person to travel to another state buy liquor for a friend and return it as an accommodation not for profit. Deputy State Tax Commissioner Anderson says an appeal will be filed and the state retains its right under the new law.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Yost
F. H. McGregor
Marion Wolfe
Anderson
Bowling Scores From South End Road Meet
The Braves defeated the Stars two games to one with scores of 514 505 579 and 1598 total. The CariMen beat the Boiler makers on the B O Y M C A alleys by 176 pins with scores 618 547 629 and 1689 versus 478 624 511 1513.
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Stars
South End
Seeceess
Ourl Ceeeds
CariMen
Last Pages of Great Missing Word Contest
The thirteenth and final insertion of pages 3 and 4 of The Press Educational Missing Word Contest appears today. Contestants have one week to submit answers and judges will review all thirteen weeks to make awards.
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Tigers win championship by forfeit in 1915 event
Midland report says the Tigers won all three games by forfeit over the Athletics to clinch the Champion Bowlers pennant for 1915. Final scores show Brehamy and Morgan figures among the forfeit totals as standings place the Tigers at 28 8 and Athletes at 17 16 with other clubs nearby. The All Stars and Wild Cats are scheduled to bowl at the Smoke House Alleys tonight.
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All Stars and Wild Cats Bowling Clubs
Smoke House
Funeral for Arthuren Held at First Presbyterian Church
Arthuren died Sunday morning and the funeral was held at 2 30 this afternoon from the First Presbyterian Church. Burial followed in Rose Hill cemetery with pallbearers John S. McCauley Frank B. Jenvey D Lindley Stoan Ralph M. Luman W O Hoffman Isaac Hirsch Thomas L Meyers and W Wallace McKaig.
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First Presbyterian Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
John S. McCauley
Frank B. Jenvey
D. Lindley Stoan
Ralph M. Luman
W. O. Hoffman
Isaac Hirsch
Thomas L. Meyers
W. Wallace McKaig
Bedbugs Proposed as Cancer Carriers by Dr. Littlefield
The Medical Council journal features Dr. John R. Littlefield of this city arguing that cancer infection is carried and transmitted by bedbugs in the current issue.
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Medical Council
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