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Winthrop Sun And Visitor

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1910

Page

4

Do You Know Him The musician Delights Then Sings Own Piece

The performer entertained the audience for an hour with classics and, at a suggestion, played a self composed work. After the piece she surprised the crowd by turning on the stool and the response was warm. A listener remarked the new composition sounded very beautiful and familiar in tone.

Winthrop Sun and Winthrop Visitor Consolidation Notice

Local notice announces consolidation on December 9 1905 and lists office and contact details at 466 Shirley Street Beach Station. It provides subscription rates and ordering instructions by phone and mail. Editor is Herbert E Emerson and office details at Winthrop Beach Station.

Winthrop Beach

Absentees at Town Meetings Face Public Censure

A 1910 editorial condemns citizens who skip town meetings for trivial pleasures such as whist parties and suggests penalties or voter accountability. It argues absentees allow schemes to pass and calls for measures to punish voters seeking money from candidates, reflecting concerns over civic duty and campaign finance.

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Winthrop Notices and Christmas Events Update

Mrs Ella M Dow Mrs Sara A Murphy and Mrs Catherine E K Sears travel to Nashua New Hampshire Monday to attend the funeral of Joseph P Coonerty. Community groups report kindness and festive activities amid holidays including a kindergarten program and Unitarian choir plans.

Ella M. Dow Sara A. Murphy Catherine EK. Sears Nashua N. H Joseph P. Coonerty W.C. Skaggs Pauline and Hermon Streets Winthrop Street Winthrop Center Eugene Field Unitarian Church Alice Collins F. W. Woodcock Warden T. Titus Leroy J. Cook Ethel G. Stowe Girls’ Friendly Society Boston Onwego Club Edwin H. Leonard Horace Waite Edward P. Morse Josep L. Newton George F. Puller Robert L. Ennis E. J. Turner Good Cheer Alliance Unitarian—churcs

Moran After Lightweight Crown Triumphs and Turns Away

Owen Moran visits Chicago en route to New York after decisive coast victories. He praises Nelson for courage, credits trainer Jeff Perry for Moran's success, and declares Wolgast as his only goal while waiting for the champion to heal, aiming to challenge for the lightweight crown when ready.

Battling Nelson Tod Wolgast Owen Moran Chicago New York Moran Nelson Wolgast Michigan Wildcat Point Richmond

Noted Athletes At Chicago Indoor Meet

Chicago Irish American Athletic Club to host January 14 indoor meet at Seventh Regiment Armory with Martin Sheridan McGrath Melvin Sheppard and other notable New York and national athletes. Chicago entrants and southern western stars expected. L A C A C officials promote a strong Midwest team as New Orleans champions boost athletics.

Chicago Sheridan New York Martin West South Manhattan St. Louis New Orleans A. J. Sheridan John T. Cahill J.J. Mahoney Middle West

Bubbling Water Sets New World Mark at Oakland

Bubbling Water won the Sombrero handicap at Oakland California to set a new world record for a mile and seventy yards with 1 42 1 5. The previous best was 1 42 2 5 held by Kings Daughter Gania Ida May and Tony Bonero. Bubbling Water carried 121 pounds and defeated Chester Krum after interference.

Oakland Cal Kings Daughter Gania Ida May Tony Bonero Fort Erie Latonia Bubbling Water Chester Krum

Highlanders Plan Richmond Training and Cincinnati Games

The New York Highlanders will train in Richmond Virginia next season and play three April games in Cincinnati against the Reds under the supervision of the baseball supreme court chairman.

Highlanders Richmond New York Highlanders Cincinnati Reds Supreme Court of Baseball

Little Louie Richie Turns Spuds Into Pitching Chance

The tale follows Louie Richie who abandons farming for baseball. After failing to gain a spot due to strong battering, he hurls curve potatoes at a mortgage holder and earns a Phillies contract. He then moves to the Cubs, warming up daily, while the manager consoles him and he aims for world championship.

National Commission Little Louie Loole Philadelphia Phillies Delaware River Chicago Cubs Lou

Boxing Feuds Loom and Baseball Outlooks Highlight 1911 News

Abe Attell lauded as a top fighter while Hugo Kelly plans to box Sam Langford in Los Angeles. Umpires seek protection as events unfold. Joe Tinker teased about third base while Frank Navin admits need for new pitchers. A writer predicts White Sox and Cleveland Naps improve most in 1911. Wolgast to box Moran questioned due to months of inactivity. Army coach Nelly proposes Cadets vs Middies in New York next year. Kentucky land deal buys 385 acres for 50250 from Sallie C. and Bessie Price. Addie Joss, Naps pitcher, hospitalized after surgery and confident his arm remains strong.

Abe Attell Hugo Kelly Sam Langford Los Angeles Joe Tinker Frank Navin Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox Cleveland Naps Ad Wolgast Moran Wolgast Nelly New York E. R. Bradley Chicago Kentucky Addie Joss Addie

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