Fast Athletes Headline Two Mile Race in Boston
Hollander Kilpatrick Conneff and other stars to compete in a six year old indoor meet by the Boston Athletic Association at Mechanics Hall. Harvard Princeton Yale represented with two mile invitation featuring Conneff and distance flyers. Kilpatrick and Hollander to race 60 and 40 yard sprints. Harvard entries include Roche Gonterman Redpath Bigelow Patterson and Curtis. Conneff runs one mile while high jump includes Clark Holt Long and Rice. Cambridge Manual Training School Band to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
New England
John Graham
Mechanics’ Hall
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Yale
Conneff
Orton
Bean
Delaney
Grant
Blake
Roche
Gonterman
Redpath
Frank Bigelow
Patterson
Williams
Tom Curtis
Ninth Regiment
Tommy Conneff
W. T. Laing
H. A. Rowe
Newell
Arthur Blake
McKinnon
Sherry
Worcester
E. H. Clark
Putman Holt
Dan Long
Young Rice
Cambridge Manual Training School Band
Boston Lands Gentle Willie Mains From Lewiston Club
Boston signed William Mains a right hander from Lewiston in the New England League. Known as Gentle Willie Mains he stands over six feet tall 180 pounds born in North Windham Maine age 27 and praised for speed control and batting prowess. He has played for St Paul Cincinnati Portland and Lewiston and batted over .400 in 1894 with Lewiston and hit .326 in 1894. He is a steady fielder and a strong addition to the Boston club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Selee
William Mains
Lewiston
Mains
Willie’ Mains
Cy Young
Portland
North Windham
South Windham
Harry Spence
Maine
St. Paul
John Barnes
Cincinnati Unions
Mike Kelley
Cincinnati
Wll
Boston
Baseball Tips and Team Shakeups in Major League Talk
Manager Frank Selee of the Post receives a pleasant call. Boston lists six pitchers Nichols Stivetts Dolan Sullivan Yerrick and Mains with plans to shake the dice. Philadelphia catcher Joe Sugden signs with Mack as twelve players are under contract amid talk of clout and public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Selee
Boston
Nichols
Stivetts
Dolan
Sullivan
Yerrick
Mains
E. S
Brooklyn
Harry Wright
Billy Hamilton
Tebeau
Anson
Ed Hanlon
Billy Clingman
Pittsburg
Clingman
Mack
Joe Sugden
Philadelphia
Harvard's B A A relay team for Penn clash named
Harvard announces its B A A relay lineup for the upcoming relay against Pennsylvania next Saturday night. The team includes E Hollister, N B Marshall, C H Williams, A M Eaton, with substitutes H H Fish and A W Blakemore. Harvard aims to atone for last year's defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Pennsylvania
E. Hollister
N. B. Marshall
C. H. Williams
A. M. Eaton
H. H. Fish
A. W. Blakemore
Boys and Girls Display Gymnastic Exhibition
At the Boston Turnverein last evening the hall was filled with spectators for a well-presented exhibition of gymnastic and calisthenic work by girls, boys and young men. The orderly program was pleasing and much applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Trotting Season Set To Open With Big Purses And Sale
New York trots season moves forward with Fleetwood track renewal at lower rent and a Mayors Hill event. National Trotting Association meets February 12 at Murray Hill Hotel while June 29 to July 4 by Northwestern Breeders’ Association set in Chicago. Fleetwood entries close February 15 with over $22,000 in purses. A major trotter sale at Madison Square Garden February 18 14 15 features John R Gentry Electioneer and 300 other lots from Goldsmith Jewett and Monroe Salisbury consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driving Club
New York
Fleetwood
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill Hotel
Northwestern Breeders’ Association
Washington Park
Chicago
Rochester
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Providence
New England
Fleetwood Park
Edward S. Hedges
Madison Square Garden
John A. Goldsmith
Venita Wilkes
Henry C. Jewett
John R. Gentry
Clay
Monroe Salisbury
California
Dunraven Urged to Apologize for American Insult
The St James Gazette urged Lord Dunraven to publish his apology to the American nation without delay praising British sportsmanship. It warned that further delay would insult both English courtesy and national pride as the matter hovered in the public eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James Gazette
Lord Dunraven
Sullivan Suffers No Pain but Weak After Accident
John L. Sullivan had a peaceful day and rose early. he remains weak but pain free. Dr. Ryan says improvement is unlikely and Sullivan will travel to Dallas Tuesday night or Wednesday per his physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
John L. Sullivan
Ryan
Sullivan
Dallas
Fail River Providence 3 1
The readable text records a sports or event score stating Fail River and Providence with final numbers 3 and 1. No additional context or names are clearly readable in the fragment.
Providence Falls River Polo Clash Delivers Tight Defense
Providence and Fall River battled in a fast polo contest with a 2 1 scoreline after a tight first period. Curley repelled repeated Grays attempts while Everett Pierce and Parsons fueled the Reds after the late third period, delivering the decisive goals.
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Providence
Fall River
Cotter
Grays
Curley
Wootke
Parsons
Fall Rivers
Reds
Pierce
Newcomber
Parsons LeOy
Dod
Cricciseseeo
Newcomb
Wooltke
Sword
Nfall River
T. Lyons
Imer
W. D. Perrin
Disputed outcomes at Madison Square Garden meet draw New York clubs’ ire
Sporting chat notes disapproval from New York athletic clubs over Madison Square Garden contests hosted by the New Jersey Athletic Club. It cites Sam Freeth as a professional winner of the ten mile event and controversy over Bernie Wefers time. Mentions Tufts star G C Pierce and veterans Steve Coombs, plus East Boston and Cambridgeport gymnasiums eyeing a win. Delarey and Sweeney are mentioned among participants in distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
New Jersey Athletic Club
Sam Freeth
Bernie’ Wefers
G. C. Pierce
Tufts College
Steve Coombs
East Boston Athletic
Dick Williams
Cambridgeport -Gymnasium
Natick
Mike Sweeney
Jack Fitzpatrick
Oak Island
Georgetown
Jerry Delarey
St Valentine’s Abstinence Society Hears Talks on Temperance
The St Valentine’s Total Abstinence Society met at Boston College with President Edmund Phelan in charge. An invitation to join the Hibernian Total Abstinence Association for Robert Emmet’s birthday at Faneuil Hall on March 4 was accepted. The group will discuss biennial elections at the Feb 17 meeting. Speakers included Martin J. O’Brien, M. P. O’Connor, James Barry, and Daniel P. Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Valentine’s Total Abstinence Society
Boston College
Edmund Phelan
Hibernian Total Abstinence Association
Robert Emmet
Faneuil Hall
Martin J. O’brien
M. P. O’connor
James Barry
Daniel P. Harrington
Cycling Talks and Color Clause Split in L A W Election
The looming L A W presidential race in Baltimore features Archibald Willison and Sterling Elliott with South support for Willison while many cycling papers oppose him. Key issues include relinquishing racing, Class B fights, racing board suggestions, and an anti color clause. Toledo and Louisville contend for the next meet site amid a heated campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Archibald C. Willison
Cumberland
Sterling Elliott
Boston
Willison
League
New York
West
Albert J. Mott
Mott
Wheel
South
Toledo
Louisville
Cycling news and futures across nations and events
Mr. Kerchew visits from Pope Manufacturing as bicycle market forecasts reach 12,450,000 units in the coming year. A Baltimore Washington cycle path is touted as assured, while Eddie Bald’s contract and potential Humber deal draw attention. Providence show opens with limited exhibits and dancing space. The Cyclist Federation of New York faces legal hurdles but aims for revival and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerchew
Pope Manufacturing Company
Cycle Trade Journal of England
Cyling
America
The
Cycling Gazette
Baltimore
Washington
Consolidated Cycling Clubs
Pequot
Maverick
Roslindale
Charlestown
Associated
Rovers Vs. Press
Mattapan
Mt. Washington
Pope Company
New York
New York Senate
Ellsworth
Niagara County
Eddie Bald
Humber
Lesna
Protin
Europe
Bald
Zimmerman
Australia
Providence
Fowler Company
Pepe Company
Stearns
Fowler
Cyclist Federation of
New York City
Civil Code Debate Opens in Reichstag Berlin
Berlin February 3 The Reichstag opened debate on the civil code. Justice Minister Nieberding urged immediate passage while Dr Rintensen Centrist leader proposed committee referral. Dr Von Cuny National Liberal favored adoption with slight amendments.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Herr Nieberding
Rintensen
von Cuny
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Promises Universal Cure
A guaranteed cure claims circulated for Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup stating it cures all coughs and is sold everywhere. The ad copy emphasizes universal effectiveness without substantiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Dan Stuart Faces Uncertain Boxing Carnival Prospects
Dan Stuart grows nervous over possible Mexican interference with his boxing carnival in El Paso. Some sporting men doubt the event will go forward, while others believe management can still stage the fight. Fitzsimmons trains without issue, and the Chihuahua governor indicates no law will stop athletes from training or running. Peter Maher stays silent as rumors swirl and Connelly’s associate keeps quiet during the lockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Dan Stuart
Chihuahua
Fitzsimmons
Mexican Ameria
Peter Maher
Connelly
Peter
Smith and Lavack to Fight in 15 Rounds at 122 Pounds
Sally Smith and Johnny Lavack were matched here this afternoon to fight on February 22 for the Suffolk Athletic Club of Eston. Each will put up a $100 forfeit, with the bout scheduled for fifteen rounds at 122 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sally Smith
Johnny Lavack
Suffolk Athletic Club
Eston
Fencing Match Set at Providence Between Levis and Fournon
Final arrangements completed for a fencing bout at Infantry Hall Providence on February 19 between Albert Levis Italian school and Lucien Fournon. Referee Charles Fonsinguer chosen. The 21 point without rest match carries $500 per side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Levis
Amous
Lucien Fournon
Ne Boston
Infantry Hall
Providence
Charles Fonsinguer
Erland
Boxing Suspensions Stir Up Boston Sporting Circles
The Gazette reports suspensions of Don Hardigan and the McArthurs by Secretary Russell of the A A U amid claims of lack of evidence. Sworn affidavits from Ike McArthur contest the bans, and amateur bouts remain planned in Wal tham and at West Lynn with other clubs seeking sanctions.
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Don Hardigan
Ike McArthur
Bei McArthur
Arthur McArthur
Ecd
R. P. Bissell
Russell
Post
Ares
the McArthurs
Hving
Waltham
Roanoke
Merthyr
Gateur
West Lynn Boat Club
West Lynn Club
St. John’s Institute of
East Cambridge
George F. Maloney
Congres Street
Boston
Young Donohue
Jack McDonough
Nick Burley
Edward McGlory
Holyoke
McGlory
William Kennedy
Choynski
Dan Creedon
England
Smith
A. C. M’kenzie
Daly Beats Leedom In Six Round Heavyweight Bout
Jim Daly of Buffalo defeated Billy Leedom of Philadelphia over six rounds at the Caledonia Athletic Club, earning the decision as Daly delivered the cleaner work and the stronger punches tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jim Daly
Buffalo
N. Y
Billy Leedom
Caledonia Athletic Club
Daly
Kentucky senatorial ballot result shifts in Frankfort
In Frankfort on February 3, the senatorial ballot shows Hunter 56, Blackburn 46, with 1 vote scattering. The tally indicates a clear choice, leaving the remaining options and totals to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Hunter
Blackburn
Scattering
Octopus of disease and backache ends with Dean's Kidney Pills
An Old Boston ad compares kidney disease to an octopus trapping victims and touts Dean's Kidney Pills as the cure. It cites Emma Page of 99 East Dedham Street who recovered after using the pills, claiming better sleep and regained mobility. The ad lists 50 cents per box, Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents in Buffalo, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Boston
Emma Page
East Dedham Street
Bradbury
Washington Street
Foster, Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Weyler to Cuba under protest from Cuban patriot envoy
An ambassadorial protest will accuse General Weyler of brutal conduct in the Cuban war, detailing his record with the Cazadores de Balmaceda and predicting renewed atrocities should he assume command in Havana. The document argues Weyler is a dangerous, cowardly leader needing world scrutiny.
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Washington
Weyler
Cuba
Tomas Estrada Palma
Balmaceda
Spain
Turkey
Armenia
Santiago
Havana
Cazadores de Balmaceda
Cabanigua
Cubaniguan
Campos
Balmacedo
Gomez
Maceo
Garcia
Marino
Cazadores
Bajama
Palo Seco
Colonel Weyler
Peralejo
Sisenor
Weyter
Juanita
Calisto Garcia
New York
Weiner
Cobe Franck Nuptials In Cotillon Hall With 250 Attendants
Miss Bessie Ruth Cobe and Julian Lionel Franck of Toledo wed in Cotillon Hall. Rabbi Lasker and Rabbi Hirsburg officiated before about 250 guests. Bride wore white duchess satin with full train and sunburst pin. best man Coleman D. Franck. maid Clara Schindler. Reception followed by banquet and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Ruth Cobe
Julian Lionel Franck
Toledo
Cotillon Hall
Rabbi Lasker
Rabbi Hirsburg
Coleman D. Franck
Clara Schindler
Fannie Abrams
Emma Cobe
Hattie Anthony
Mattie Cobe
Etta Morris
Lilia Phebe
Liberty
Aurel
James Kenney
C. H. Eager
Edwin Reynolds
G. Burton
G. Downing
G. Cobe
M. Stracker
W. Frischel
H. Cohen
JI. Bornstein
L. Gans
Andrew Cobe
J. R. Burton
S. J. Logan
Jake Hymen
J. A. Cobe
M., Link
Vincent
North Shore Athletic Club forms in Lynn with 100 members
North Shore Athletic Club organized in Lynn with over 100 business and professional men, many graduates. Officers include Henry F. Hurlburt as president and Frank J. Currier as vice president. Club quarters secured in Abbott block and a gym to be fitted up with Clifton grounds secured to promote indoor and outdoor sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
North Shore Athletic Club
Henry F. Hurlburt
Frank J. Currier
Arthur E. Healey
Perley P. Pillsbuy
Perley P. Pillsbury
W. R
Brush Makers Bowl Thrilling Pee Irwin Alley Shootout
John C. Pushee Co. and John L. Whiting faced off in a feverish bowling duel on Pee Irwin alleys. The match stayed tight through every frame with Harris sealing the win after completing a long string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Pushee & Co
John L. Whiting
Pee & Irwin
Harris
John C. Pushee & Sons
Bowler
Tital, Fernekees Ene
Tae
Smith Eer
Oun Masterson
Callahan Hee
St Paul Moves Amid Tide and Winds Near Sandy Hook
The marine observer at Sandy Hook reports steamship St Paul moved over a hundred feet tonight, aided by a high tide and heavy northeast wind. Tug boats began hauling around 10 o'clock as wreckers cut the stern and the vessel rocked in its cradle, showing progress in the dangerous salvage operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marine Observer
Sandy Hook
St. Paul
St Paul Tug Efforts Shift Ship in Night Storm
Four tugs worked for over two hours to move the St Paul about 150 feet northeast in a heavy night storm at Long Branch. Crowds watched from Ocean Avenue as officers warned a floatation by the next flood tide around noon tomorrow remains likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
St. Paul
Ocean Avenue
Overcoat Thief Caught in Weld Hall Cambridge
A man entered Weld Hall Cambridge to sell pencils then tried to snatch an overcoat as he left. He was chased by a porter, caught nearby, and arrested. He claimed to be John White of 3 Rochester Street Boston and the case is set for this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld Hall
Cambridge
John White
Rochester Street
Boston
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Kilpatrick
Boston Directors
Willie Mains
Baseball Tips
Turnverein Athletics
Rome
Erie Medical CO
N.Y
Dunraven
Fail River
ST. Valentine’s T. A. Society
Lawrence
Quishing
Germany
Suffolk Club
Fenge
Fournon
Levis
Leedon
Kentucky
Florida
Gilban Patriots
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Frange
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City League
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Carruth’s
Carruths
Fratus
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Toman
Pike
Myers
Cambridge Port
Shermans Bowle A
Flanders
Ile
Smith Womens
Lean Eee
Sheehan
Bickford
Cumming
Ps Tee Eee
Eewee
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Brush Makers Bowl
Blancuaamme & Farrar
Deck
Faneuil
Liverpool
Tremont St
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