High Rolling B A A Bowlers Dominate Newtowne Hosts
In North Cambridge, the B A A team swept three games over Newtowne delegates in the Amateur League of Boston and vicinity. All BA A bowlers opened with at least 170, led by Legate with 208, while Wardwell and others posted strong series as the visitors widened their league lead.
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Newtowne
Unicorn
Legate
Cca
Ci Pas Baka Be Gee AO
Wardwell
Beveveckse
Cuane
Bowler
Olive
Kemp
Hayden
Tuttle
Clark
Hartford Triumph Over Providence in Tight Polo Game
Hartford defeated Providence 9 to 5 at Providence. Captain Cotter earned high praise for late surges after replacing Maynard in the final period. Cotter scored twice, tied the game, and helped Hartford take a three goal lead before finishing strong amid a rough contest including a punch exchange between Cunningham and Cusick.
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R. I
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Cotter
Mooney
Maynard
Cunningham
Cusick
Wootke
Heffernan
Cusiek
Taunton Edges East Weymouth In Overtime Polo Clash
Taunton defeated East Weymouth 8 to 7 in a five minute overtime polo game. Fuller starred in goal for Taunton, with 44 stops to lead the defense. Magee and Schofield led rushes for East Weymouth with 9 each, while Maone and Miller drew fouls and the crowd reached 3 in attendance.
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Taunton
East Weymouth
Fuller
Magee
Schofield
Mullen
Miller
Maone
Cambridge Gym Games at Cambridgeport Gymnasium
The Cambridgeport Gymnasium members staged a productive meet with strong performances. Ronald McDonald led in the mile before H. Purcell overtook him to win. Alex McDonald won the thousand, Spillane impressed in middle distance, and Brown claimed the shot put at over 39 feet. The pursuit race was canceled due to athlete fatigue.
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Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Ronald McDonald
H. Purcell
Alex. McDonald
Spillane
Neil Kelliher
South Boston Y. C. Racing Plans For Season
Directors of the South Boston Yacht Club met at the United States Hotel to discuss this season s racing and the new clubhouse. A liberal appropriation was made for the regatta committee to maintain the high racing standard. The annual ball will be held this evening in Paul Revere Hall. Regular meeting set for February 22.
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South Boston Y. C
South Boston Yacht Club
United States
Regatta
Paul Revere Hall
Mellen Motion on Philippines Treaty Divides House
The Massachusetts House debated Mellen's proposal to form a committee of the whole to express a view on the departure from republic tradition and the Philippines war. Members spoke of politics, risk, and public will, with a final roll call split along party lines 54 to 131, including crossovers.
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Republic
Representative Mellen
James H. Mellen
Worcester
Hoar
House
Philippines
Hawes
Weymouth
Committee On Federal Relations
Washington
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Saugus
Myers
Cambridge
Boutwell
Mellen
Mills
Newburyport
Fitts of
Somerville
Fitzgerald
Senate Tackles the Moth Gypsy Moth Appropriation
The Senate debated the gypsy moth appropriation with familiar arguments. An amendment to limit spending to 17 000 dollars was defeated 22 to 4. The bill’s passage was postponed until today.
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Tague
Soule
Feneno
Joy
Loss of the Londonian judged. officers praised for rescue
The Board of Trade court commends Londonian officers and Vedamore and Maria Rickmers crews for saving lives after the Boston to London steamer Londonian foundered on Nov 25. It exonerates the captain, states steering gear failed from waste dropped by a drowned carpenter, and notes twenty five men defied orders by boarding a pinnace that swamped.
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Board of Trade
Londonian
Boston
Vedamore
Maria Rickmers
Lves
Di Blasi Extradition Sought for Boston Murder Suspect
Chief Inspector Watts met Governor Walcott with a Palermo cable confirming arrest of Di Blasi, wanted for the murder of Boston health official J. M. Ellis last June. Governor wired Secretary Hay to urge Italian authorities to hold Di Blasi. extradition papers prepared. officers to depart for Italy. Watts may accompany.
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Walcott
United States
Palermo
di Blasi
J. M. Ellis
Boston
John Hay
Washington
Italy
Peace Treaty Summary Between United States and Spain
The agreement cedes Puerto Rico Guam and the Philippines to the United States, with Spain renouncing sovereignty over Cuba. The U S pays Spain 20 million dollars within three months of ratification. Ten years of free port access for Spanish ships, prisoner exchanges, and eventual self government for the islands are outlined, along with prisoner releases and transfer arrangements for those held in Cuba the Philippines and Guam.
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West Indies
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Ladrone Archipelago
Philippine Archipelago
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Manila
McEnery
Senate
Philippines
Senate Vote on Treaty Sparks Westing House Amendments
Vice-President interrupted Senator Money to announce the vote on the Philippines treaty amendment from Senator West as presented by Mr. Gorman in West’s absence. McEnery opposed the amendment, Jones of Nevada McLaurin and Kenney supported it, and McLaurin’s rationale cited Manila hostilities. The fallout shifted some opposition, with McLaurin’s stance easing ratification, and Jones urging expansion’s danger. The Senate then opened the doors after ratification to address the McKisnery resolution, with Hoar speaking on the measure.
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