Harvard Track Trials Face Weather and Roster Scrutiny
Harvard prepares for official track trials next week as Captain Bigelow fields old standbys and newcomers to recover from last year’s Yale deficit. The piece notes key runners, possible return of Louis Brewer, and upcoming boxing bouts including Eddy Curry’s fight in England.
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Sullivan Returns Home to Boston Welcome Ceremony
John L. Sullivan arrived at Park Square depot to cheers from multiple clubs led by the Nut Club of the South End. He announced strong business and crowd-pleasing shows as he opens a week at the Columbia Theatre with a large Nut Club seating block and extensive decorations honoring the champion.
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Boxing Gossip: London card features long six and fifteen round bouts
Boxing gossip lists multiple scheduled bouts across venues including Benjamin Jordan facing Ed Curry in twenty rounds in London for National A. Starlight of Australia meets Ted Fenton in twenty rounds for grand. Other pairs include McClelland Gardner Wanako Quinn Brunner Little Pete in six rounds and Kid Goulette Dailey in fifteen rounds.
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Tibbetts' Barber Shop at 247 Washington Street
Tibbetts' Barber Shop operates with 10 chairs at 247 Washington Street beside the Herald Office.
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Boston Association Adopts a Long Schedule
The Bicycle Repairers' Association of Boston and vicinity has published a comprehensive rate schedule for bicycle repairs and services. The list covers tubes, chains, rims, spokes, enamelling, straightening, and rivalling rental prices, with guarantees on tire and small repairs for ten days and larger repairs for sixty days. The move aims to standardize charges and affects local bicycle stores, riders, and trades in Boston.
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Reston '99 Meet Club to Discuss National Meet Plans
A Reston '99 Meet Club meeting at Cop ley Square Hotel aims to boost attendance for talks on securing the national meet and possibly changing meeting nights. The note lists cycling news from Boston and New Bedford, riders, clubs, discounts, and track plans.
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St Augustine Minstrel Show Poised for Success
Rehearsals for the St Augustine C N A Society minstrel show under director John J Coleman indicate a strong performance. Frank Daniels’s song Fairy Tales will be sung by John J Kehoe. The fourth annual show, April 28, at St Augustine's Hall South Boston, has broad parish support and eager participants from the young ladies of the parish.
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Arlington Ahead in Winter Bowling League Standings
Arlington Boat second team leads the Circuit Bowling League with two wins remaining in the schedule. Newton Boat Club trails two games back and faces two tough matches. Buntin of Newton tops individual averages at 16, as the season nears its end with Arlington favored to win both remaining games.
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Brown University rally supports Maine monument fund
At Brown University in Providence on April 8 a chapel service followed by fund meetings raised money for a memorial to sailors who died in Havana Harbor. President Andrews urged universal student support and described war as uncertain but likely, calling for every man to contribute, however small.
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Crisis Deepens as War Looms in Spanish American Tension
Washington insiders foresee a swift climax to the crisis with war or peace decided within days. President McKinley mulls a forceful message to Congress as Spain shifts torpedo fleets and battleships toward Cuba while diplomacy weighs mediation options among France Britain Germany and Austria.
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War Erwarted as Spain readies for conflict in Madrid
Madrid reports a quiet demonstration demanding prison reform and anti torture measures as public sentiment leans toward inevitable war. Clergy preach prayers for Spanish arms while US envoy Woodford clarifies no Madrid reply has been received.
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E B Whiting dies after paralyzing shock in Burlington
E B Whiting longtime St Albans Messenger publisher died at his Burlington home after a paralyzing shock three weeks earlier. Born in Amherst Massachusetts eighty two years ago he leaves a son Alfred and two daughters Mrs M K Bowers and Mrs Horatio Hickok whose husband, a prominent box maker, died on Saturday. He was an honorary member of the Vermont Press Association.
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Bunker Hill Tammany Elects Officers in Charlestown
The Bunker Hill Tammany Association of Charlestown held its semi annual election of officers in the Roughan building rooms. Patrick J. Kyle was named president with John F. Gibbons as vice president and Frank F. Morse recording secretary. Valentine F. Clougherty became financial secretary and Roger J. Kelly treasurer. John Nagle serves as sergeant at arms and the executive committee includes Martin P. Higgins Edw A Duffy John F. Gibbons John F. Kyle John H. Horan Roger J. Kelly James T. Roche and Valentine F. Clougherty. An employment committee was also appointed: Bernard F. Rogers John F. Gibons Martin P. Higgins and Patrick J. Kyle.
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Gaelic school attendance rises at 45 Eliot Street yesterday
The Gaelic school on 45 Eliot Street saw larger than usual attendance yesterday afternoon. P J O Daly John M Doran and Michael A Hurley led classes with ten new names added. The Irish Language Miscellany was used as a textbook for the first time. An entertainment followed with songs readings and recitations in Gaelic and English contributed by Patrick Kelly John M Doran George Finne ran Miss Mary J C Moriarty Daniel J O Sullivan Michael A Hurley and Geoffrey Keating. Mr F J O Boyle played piano. The council formed a sub committee to secure larger quarters.
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F. J. O’boyle
Spanish warship Carlos V delays voyage for machinists
Navy Department reports the Spanish cruiser Carlos V delayed from sailing to Ferrol awaiting twenty French machinists. Seven were taken aboard and the vessel departed. The Spanish navy has long faced a shortage of skilled machinists for war ships and has sought workers in France.
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Players and coaches migrate as local talent joins national teams
Pawtucket fans will see Sunday games against NL clubs at Crescent Park. Harry Staley joins Norfolk in the Atlantic Association while Billy Fitzmaurice moves to Newark for center field. Joe Harrington signs with New Bedford, Hafford stars for Georgetown, Powers studies at South Bend before joining Louisville in June. John F. QuinnCatch er for Peoria has 105 catches last season. Billy Merritt may back Lowell in City League opener versus the Emeralds and patriot days.
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Officer Collapses After Arrest Resist Struggle
Officer John Colter of Cambridge Station 2 tried to arrest William OConnor for drunkenness. The struggle caused a severed artery and internal bleeding in the head. He was taken home after doctors Bry ant and Wolcott treated him. recovery will delay his return to duty.
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Bankers and Brokers Baseball Team Forms For Season
The bankers and brokers held a meeting at the Stock Exchange Clearing House to arrange the coming season. Howard Martin was elected manager and RE. G. O’Hara temporary captain. Possible players include Tom Stevenson and Charley Paine. Eddie O’Hara will catch. Regulars will train at Brookline Common. First game is Saturday April 28 at the South End grounds against the National Bank team of Boston.
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Various New England Baseball Clubs Seek Games in April May
A sweep of teams from Fisherville Llisherville Lowell Worcester and Malden announces schedules seeks dates for April 9 April 19 Patriots Day and May 8 May 10 seasons. Managers include P Lanigan Leo McLaughlin J red McDonough Patrick Hennessy O W Leyden and John J Cosgrove seeking opponents from ages 12 14 up to senior players.
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