Harvard Rowing Teams Enter Final Prep for May Championship
Harvard crews, three upper-class boats and the freshman squad, moved to training tables with dedicated meals at Links and Rainsford's. The '98 and '99 eight show steady progress with noted faults in finish, while the varsity reports improved form and longer strokes under Coach Lehmann. Boxing notes report Haley versus Sullivan in New York on April 14 and Cattanach’s knockout, with St Louis emerging as a boxing hub pending a governor’s veto on a breeders bill.
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Gratwick
Links
Massachusetts Avenue
Saunders
Duffield
Dunlop
Sullivan
Sleeper
Dexter
Scattergood
Bow
Rantoul
Orton
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Rainsford's
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Wadsworth
Ames
Fuller
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Lappin’s
McDuffie
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Donald
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Clark
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Biddle
Brown
Saltonstall
Goodridge
Gray
Tilton
Glidden
Lehmann
Thomson
Perkins
Goodrich
J. H. Perkins
Holbrook
Patsey Haley
Dave Sulivan
New York
Haley
Boston
Jack Cattanach
St. St. Louis
Missouri
George V. Tuohy
Boxing Gossip From The Ring And City Notes
The piece reports on AAU championships prelims in Philadelphia with no New England entrants, O'Brien slated to meet the West-Ryan winner, McKeever and Zeigler matched for Philadelphia next Monday, six rounds with no decision. It covers Corbett, Sharkey, Fitzsimmons talk, Erne’s reputation, and related boxing chatter with several fighter plans and comments.
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Philadelphia
New England
Dick O'Brien
Charley McKeever
Owen Zeigler
Billy Brady
Corbett
Asbury Park
Maher-Sharkey
Buffalo Sports
Frank Erne
George Dixon
San Francisco
Thomas Sharkey
Vallejo
Erne Dixon
Jim
Fitz
Tom
Poughkeepsie Withdraws Offer For Varsity Regatta
W. F. Booth, head of the local regatta committee, says the group will withdraw its offer for the three school varsity race between Yale, Harvard and Cornell. The move may push the June race to New London on the Thames course. Secretary Harriss Reynolds denies any withdrawal plans and says no instructions have been given.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
W. F. Booth
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Thames
New London
Harriss Reynolds
Open handicap events set for April at Irvington Oval
World of Sport notes open handicap track events on April 19 at Irvington Oval with races from 100 to one mile plus discus handicap and a 25 mile Marathon from South Framingham toward the oval. Entries close April 12. Massachusetts Bicycle Corps likely to attend. no entry fee.
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Malden
Irvington Oval
South Framingham
Ashland
Massachusetts Bicycle Corps
Joe Whitehead
Worcester Boat Club
Philadelphia
Dickurke
Easthampton
Mass
Chester Race Course
England
John Howard
Don Lucid
Bannon Brothers
Kansas City
Jimmy
Lehigh University
Everett
Newburyport
Suburban High School Athletic Association
Winchester
Yale Intercollegiate Track Meet Planned for May Day
Yale Track Athletic Association manager Gillette announced plans for an intercollegiate invitation track meet at Yale Field on May 1. Leading eastern colleges will be invited and many have agreed to participate in relay events. The meet will be separate from Yale spring games scheduled for the last week of April.
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New Haven
Conn
Gillette
Yale Track Athletic Association
Yale Field
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Outdoor baseball practice fuels busy day for school nines
Yesterday proved ideal for practice as school teams warmed up and candidates chased spots on the regular nine. Today’s games feature Baltimore at Athens against Georgia, Vermont at Charlottesville against Virginia, and Norfolk visiting Washington, with Dean meeting Franklin School at Franklin.
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Baltimore
University of Georgia At
Athens
University of Vermont
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Norfolk
Washington
Dean
Franklin School
Franklin
Crescent Lacrosse Team Wins Five to Four at Didsbury
The Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn defeated Albert Park 5 4 in a tense match played at Didsbury. Spectator included William F. Trinnell US consul at Manchester.
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London
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Didsbury
Albert Park
William F. @rinnell
United States
Manchester
Brookline Old-Timers Banquet Sparks Season Clash Hopes
Members of Captain Butler's and Captain Marvin's Brookline baseball teams gathered at the United States Hotels for a lively banquet. They reviewed the season ahead and predicted interesting games between the two veteran nines.
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Butler
Marvin
Brookline
United States
Letter to the Editor on doctors and folk remedies
A reader questions medical debates in the paper and asks what people did to get well before doctors. The letter laments modern doctors and praises old remedies like castor oil and herb tea while defending grandmothers and urging readers to take physic when ill.
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Grannie
Vienna Mayor Resigns to Allow Dr. Lueger Election
Vienna on March 31 reports Herr Strobach, the city’s mayor, has resigned to clear the way for the election of Dr. Karl Lueger, the anti Semite leader. His prior election was annulled by the Emperor.
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Vienna
Fire destroys large barn in Peabody, loss $2000
Peabody reports a large unoccupied barn owned by George H. King on Forest Street burned to the ground. The fire caused about $2000 in damage, fully insured. Fire officials noted no coins found.
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Peabody
George H. King
Forest Street
Fruit Stand Fire Sparks Explosion at Hanover Street Stand
A kerosene lamp exploded at Deed Amon's fruit stand on Hanover street and Chessman place at 11 26 last night causing an estimated $15 in damage. An alarm came from Box 13 as responders were alerted to the accident.
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Deed Amon
Hanover Street
Chessman Place
Box 13
Prof Shaw of Hotel Pelham The Only Teacher Who Caught Me
Prof Shaw of Hotel Pelham is identified as the sole teacher who ever captured and employs my science, marking a notable claim about teaching and expertise. The statement emphasizes Shaw's unique role, suggesting a distinctive method or discovery associated with the professor and the hotel setting.
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Prof. Shaw
Hotel Pelham
Germanias and Roxbury Jr bowling teams in Roxbury League
The Germanias and the Roxbury Jr team competed in the Roxbury League bowling circuit. Both squads faced off in a league match highlighting local talent and team standings as the season progressed.
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Germanias
Roxbury, Jr
Roxbury’ League
Pass That Bill Tonight At City Hospital Site Bill
A heated call urges the trustees and Common Council to approve a measure preserving the Nurses Home site for the hospital needs. Demand for reconsideration stresses that the $100,000 gift land is essential and should be secured without delay.
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City Hospital
A. Shuman
the City Hospital
L. G. Burnham
Common Council
South Boston A A A forms baseball grounds and schedule
The South Boston Athletic Association held a meeting at St. Augustine's School electing James Tighe temporary chairman and Joseph Norton secretary. A three member committee will draft by laws. Grounds on Washington and Dorchester avenues are fenced and laid out with a 2000-seat capacity. Opening game is against Boston College on May 31 with Mahoney, Brown, Crawford, Meagher, Murphy, Brown, Slattery, Brown or Sullivan, and Harkins listed among players. The team opens April 19 at Marlboro.
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Mahoney
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Crawford
Meagher
Murphy
S.s
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Bergen
Slattery
Sullivan
Frank Harkins
Harvard Baseball Announces 27-Game Schedule
Harvard Manager Endicott released the official 27 game schedule for the varsity nine, matching last year with Yale and Princeton in the mix. Thirteen games occur away from Cambridge, with the deciding tie game against Yale moved to New York. key dates include April 10 Tufts and May 12 Virginia in Cambridge, and a potential June 1 Princeton clash.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Cambridge
New York
Tufts
Pawtucket
Andover
Brockton
New Bedford
Dartmouth
Hanover
Brown
Providence
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Williamstown
Exeter
Cornell
Amherst
University of Virginia
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
University of Vermont
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Worcester
Newanyon
Funeral of Rev Father Halley in Salem
The funeral for Rev. Father Halley who died in Newton will be held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Salem. The guard includes Holy Name and Father Mathew Societies. A solemn requiem mass is set for 10 o'clock with Rev. Thomas H. Shahan of Malden likely celebrant. Eulogy by Rev. Michael O'Brien and ceremony led by Rev. Louis Walsh. Attendance is expected from Archbishop of Boston and Bishop Matthew Harkins. Burial follows at St. Mary's Cemetery.
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Father Halley
Newton
Louis
Bicycle Notes Highlight Curbs on Wall Sitting and Races
The piece notes new park rules banning sitting on walls and fences under penalty of up to $20. It also covers cycling events planned around Boston and New York, upcoming road races near New York, and details on clubs, badges, and a Massachusetts Bicycle Club smoker unveiling plans for a new clubhouse.
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Rob Urquhart
Fowler
P. C. Opera
Patience
Pease
Boston
New York
Irvington-Milburn
Lovell
Fred 5
McCausland, Jr
Hancock Building
G. W. Dorntee
Blackstone Street
W. Porter
Malden
A. G. Frothingham
Chauncy Street
Abraham
Alonzo J. Peck
Columbus Avenue
H. C. Nickerson
J. F. Jones Not Sworn In As U.S. Attorney
Boyd B Jones of Haverhill failed to be sworn in as United States district attorney for Massachusetts at noon yesterday awaiting the Washington commission. Judge Hoar presided as James Sweeney, partner to Owen A Galvin, was admitted to the bar and sworn by the clerk, then subsequently sworn in the United States Court of Appeals.
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Haverhill
United States
Massachusetts
Sherman Hagar
Washington
Hoar
Justice Colt
James Sweeney
Owen A. Galvin
Sweeney
United States Circuit Court
United States Court of Appeals
Governor Wolcott Secrecy Denied in Martin Board Charges
Reports from the State House say the Police Board may see a change before May with the chairman and another member possibly removed. Governor Wolcott promised a public hearing soon after petition signers and General Martin agree on a date, while Martin postpones comment until the hearing.
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General Martin
Board of Police Commissioners
State House
Martin
Roger Scannell
George Bowen
Scannell
Philip Doherty
B. G. Davis
A. Atkins
L A W Announces Changes in Racing Board Appointments
Henry Goodman of Portland has been named a member of the racing board, taking charge of California through Montana. Handicappers named for District 1 and other regions include R F Kel sey and Charles Percival. J Michael suspended by the National Cyclists Union makes him ineligible to ride in certain states. Sanctions listed for Gallagher, Bostonian Cycle Club, Rose of New England Whiteel Club and others with dates in May to September.
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Henry Goodman
Portland
Ore
Potter
California
Nevada
Oregon
Arizona
Utah
Washington
Idaho
Montana
New England
Maine
R. F. Q Kelsey
Hartford
Conn
Charles G. Percival
Globe Building
Boston
Mass
Walter E Tobie
Cumberland Street
J. Michael
National Cyclists’ Union
Angel
R. T. Gallagher
Worcester
Bostonian
Cy Ae Club
Cambridge
Ung Men's Social Club
Westfield
Miss
Rose of New England Whiteel Club
Norwich
Worcester Agricultural Society
Clu
Elks Benefit At Boston Theatre This Afternoon
The Elks annual benefit at the Boston Theatre features a strong program with many city attractions. Lawrence McCarty leads the stage, promising smooth entertainment. hours listed for Lynn C ndeot Band, Florrie West, Sim Collins, and more. Advance demand is large and window sale expected to add a handsome sum.
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Elks
Lawrence McCarty
Lynn C
Ndeot
Florrie West
Triceee Echotaf
Sim Collins de
Foreman
Colleen Town
Pia Blanche Walsh
Fadette Orchestra
Clarice Vance
Goodwin
Maxin
Josie Harvey
Castile Square
Chiquita
Destructive forest blaze sweeps Rocky Point
A massive wildfire raged in Rocky Point Long Island burning over eight square miles of woodland. Homes and barns were destroyed including Dr Van R’s Middle Island residence and Robert Randall’s estate as crews from Yaphank Middle Island and nearby villages battled the wind driven flames.
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Pachogue
Long Island
Rocky Point
Yaphank
Middle Island
Dr. van »Rn
Robert Randall
Chickasawbut Club Banquet Hosts Notables and Six New Members
The Chickasawbut Club met at Young’s last night with strong turnout. After a banquet, Sen. W. W. Towle Rep. Jones of Melrose and Rev. Perley R. Davis spoke while Henry Richardson chaired. Towle urged slowing city spending as debt nears 46 million dollars.
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Young’s
W. W. Towle
Jones
Melrose
Perley R. Davis
Field's Corner
Henry Richardson
Senator Towle
Boston
Metropolitan Park District
Metropolitan
Accidents Reach Emergency Hospital From City Jobs
Willis Griffin aged 49 was struck by ladder truck No 8 in front of 180 Summer street and knocked unconscious. J A Riley a machinist at Flage Manufacturing on Coln street suffered broken left ribs and a lacerated wound eight dies long. Goodwin a teamster for Waterhouse Clements had his son injured by a falling case at 149 Third street South Boston. Coleman Flaherty a teamster for Marston Converse was assaulted on Albany street and broke his left knee. Alexander Johnson at Standard Sugar Brewery suffered two ribs broken from three bags of sugar falling at work.
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Summer Street
George E. Emerson
Lynn
West Green Street
J. A. Riley
Flage Manufacturing Company
Coln Street
Booth
M. Goodwin
Waterhouse & Clements
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Boston
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Marston & Converse
Albany Street
Finherty
Gold Street
Alexander Johnson
Everett Street
Standard Sugar Brewery
Johnson
Reliable under all circumstances is Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
An old time advertisement extols Dr Bull s Cough Syrup as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds promising steady relief and broad trust among households as the peoples friend in daily health needs.
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Bull
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