Vessel Beset by Waves Tops Sailors Rescue near Virginia
Eight sailors from the schooner Pendleton Sisters describe a 24 hour cruise in rigging as waves battered the vessel toward the Virginia coast. Rescued by Matompky life saving station after one crew member died from cold. The ship ran aground near a lighthouse after the anchor broke. The colored cook died soon after falling from the rigging.
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New York
Virginia Coast
Pendleton Sisters
Port Arthur
Texas
Matompky
Steamers Driven Back to Harbor in Snowstorm
Portland Maine reports a snow and rain storm with heavy southeast gales. Steamers in eastern Maine waters ventured out in the morning but returned due to heavy seas and poor visibility. The New York and Boston steamers stayed at docks and planned to sail Friday morning.
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Portland
Maine
Helmsmen
New York
Boston
England's Premier Makes a Speech at Albert Hall
London December 21 Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman delivered his first speech since taking office at Albert Hall before a mass Liberal federation meeting. He was joined on stage by 15 cabinet colleagues including Lord Chancellor Reid and Asquith. The packed auditorium heard the premier outline policies and future aims.
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London
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Albert Hall
Liberal Federation
Robert Threshie Reid
Herbert Henry Asquith
Exchequer
Herbert John Gladstone
John Morley
India
John Burns
Local Government
Lord Tweedmouth
Admiralty
Richard Burdon Haldane
Ring of the Best Battles in Early Heavyweights
A chronicle of notable ring bouts from 1891 to 1904 listing fighters, outcomes, and cities. It notes Dempsey, Maher, Godfrey, Hall, Choynski, Creedon, Sharkey, Jim Corbett, Jeffries, Daly, Dunkhurst, Ruhlin, O Brien, Grim, Gardner, and others with results ranging from knockouts to decisions across venues in Philadelphia, New Orleans, Boston, San Francisco, and more.
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Jack Dempsey
New
Peter Maher
New Orleans
Joe Godfrey
Philadelphia
Jim Hall
Joe Choynski
D. Police
Boston
Dan Creedon
Langtry
Tex
Tom Sharkey
San Fran
Sole Saunas
Jim Corbett
Carson City
Say
Jim Jeffries
Coney Emt
Jim Daly
Dunkhurst
Brooklyn
Gus Ruhlin
New York
Coney Isiana
Boxing Round Schedule From 163 Listings Across Cities
A fragmented list shows boxing rounds with fighters such as Al Weinig, Joe Grim, Jim Jeffords, Billy Payne, Joe Choynski, Kid Carter, Charley Haghey, Mike Schreck, Tommy Sullivan, Bob Fitzsimmons, Hugo Kelly, Tommy Burns, John Wille, Kid McCoy, and Young Peter Jackson. Locations include Fort Erie, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Boston, Chicago, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and St. Louis, with dates spanning January to December and notes on knockout, draw, decision, or no decision. The tally appears as an archival record of scheduled bouts and outcomes across venues with occasional abbreviations and unclear markings.
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al Weinig
Fort Erie
Joe Grim
N. D
Philadelphia
Jim Jeffords
Pittsburg
Billy Payne
Joe Choynski
Phila
Joe Walcott
Boston
Kid Carter
Charley Haghey
Eat
Jack Williams
Mike Schreck
Tommy Ryan
Twin) Sullivan
Ee Corur
Bob Fitzsimmons
Phil
Hugo Kelly
Tommy Burns
Milwaukee
Baltimore
John Wille
Marvin Oer
Jack
Chicago
Kid Car
Billy Summ
K. Baltimore
John Wills
Peter Jackson
W. Phil
Geo. Byers
N. Philadelphia
Hiv Kelly
J. K
Louis
Kid McCoy
W. F
Fitzsimmons OPrien Age 63 Reported in Local Notice
A fragmented OCR note references Fitzsimmons and OPrien with an age around 63 years and mentions health or capacity terms. Readable bits indicate a local notice style possibly about a person’s status or eligibility, but details are incomplete.
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Fitzsimmons Oprien
Nearly new six room cottage near Merrima Square for 1650
For sale a nearly new six room cottage in good repair with six roomy peasant rooms, two hen houses and a tool house. Located about 16 minutes from Merrima Square on St fare. Price 1650. For details contact Thomas H. Elliott at 64 Central effect.
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Merrima Square
St. Fare
Thomas H. Elliott
Philadelphia Ledger Passages on Mr Gayman Proposal
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger notes that Neil Mr Gayman has proposed to many GIFs and remarks that none will dare to overshadow him. The cryptic line suggests a satirical or humorous column fragment with unnamed sources or stylized phrasing.
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Neil
Gayman Hae
Ph Phia Ledger
Record Scores in Bowlaway Season Spans Lowell Alleys
Record scores mark the Bowlaway season in Lowell with 1487 by the old Lowell team and singles like Marsden 15 for Indians, Richardson 254 for Wamesits, Grindle 188 for B M Bowlaway. Barney Callahan shines in matches while Brownies and Fairmonts lead with 78.5. A Merrimack Valley league is planned to include Lowell and other cities after January 12.
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Lowell
Marsden
Indians
Richardson
Wamesits
Grindle
Barney’ Callahan
Centralville
Barney
Merrimack Valley
Merrimack
Lawrence
Haverhill
Nashua
Dinners Spotlight High Stakes Boxball Showdown
The Manhattan boxball alleys saw a tense clash as the Manhattans edged the Tremonts after strong early strings. Harris led with 39 and 142 total, nearly breaking a record amid cheering.
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Manhattans
Tremonts
Manhattan
Harris
Columbia Beats Three Colleges in Intercollegiate Chess
At the end of day one in New York the fourteenth annual intercollegiate chess tournament shows Columbia University leading Harvard and Yale while Princeton trails. Columbia faced Princeton and scored 3 12 to 3 11, Harvard tied Yale 2 to 2.
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New York
Columbia University
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Textile News: Coach Everett Jones Resigns
Mr. Everett Jones resigns as last year’s baseball coach at Textile High and departs for Passaic New Jersey where a position in the Bighton mill awaits. He has been a prominent athletics figure, formerly third baseman and then coach, guiding the textile team with influence in the loom department and among students and townspeople.
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Everett Jones
Passaic
N. J
Bighton Mill
Jones
Hiece
Contreeter
Baseball Outlook Reflects on Players and Manager Insights
Horace Fogel and others weigh the shifting landscape of baseball with Connie Mack cautioning on new materials. Joe Carrick’s Newark return, Frank Smith in Pittsburgh, and Dreyfuss on post season money frame a sport evolving with talent, training, and sales interest.
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Horace Fogel
Philadelphia
Scen
Pat Powers
George Lee
Watkins
Horace
Connie Mack
Mack
Joe Carrick
Newark
New York
Taco
Frank Smith
Chicago Americans
Pittsburg
Mathewson
Cleveland
Barney Dreyfuss
Boston
Nationals
Fred Tenney
St. Louis Browns
Cardinals
Kilroy
Clevelands
Elsa
Almort
Cincinnati
Hot Springs
Ark
Thomasville
Morgan
Fall River
Will
Paul
Lewis Amer
Plavera
Geter
Hartie
Brown
McDermott
Sam Wise
Your Last Chance Toy Ad From Central Street
A quaint 19th century style ad promises a sought after toy in short supply. It touts neighborly desire and urges readers to visit Howard the druggist at 197 Central street, open until midnight, with the item priced at 26e.
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Esse
Howard
Central Street
Snowball Snowballing At Elite Rink Event
A snowball themed skating night at the Elite rink drew many skaters for a goth era style session. Young women tossed imitation snowballs to choose partners, but many throws missed their targets and hit someone else.
Special Low Rates to Montreal and Quebec for New Year
Central Vermont and Grand Trunk Railways announce round trip fares from New England to Montreal and Quebec. Boston to Montreal about $10, to Quebec $12, with tickets valid December 28, 29, 26 and 31 and return until January 8. Descriptive booklet available from T. H. Manley, N. & P. A., 460 Washington Street, Boston.
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Central Vermont
Grand Trunk Railways
Montreal
Quebec
New England
Boston
Dee
Canadian Reef
Morkr
White River Junction
T. H. Manley
Washington Street
Falls Burkinshaw Remedy for Stomach Trouble Guaranteed
Falls and Burkinshaw promote Albert's Little Dinner Pills as a cure for indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. The pills contain no physic or opioids and claim to remove the cause of stomach trouble, with a money back guarantee if not beneficial. Testimonials from J H Lombard of Casco Maine support relief after trying a sample. Sold in Lowell Massachusetts and Boston Mass by Faille Burkinehaw and Chemical Co.
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Hutch
J. H. Lombard
Casco
Arg Ree
Ress
Forth Chemical Co
Boston
Mass
Faille & Burkinehaw
Leses Street
Lowell
Mase
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