Shaws Springs Favored For Training By Corbett Brother
Harry Corbett favors Shaws Springs as a training site for his brother citing proximity to Carson City. He expects the bout to be held there and plans to open a pool room. Reserved seats flood in, but Wheelock says no seats until pavilion plans finish. Hotels and merchants urged not to charge exorbitant visitor rates.
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Carson City
Harry Corbett
Shaws Springs
Steamboat Springs
Wheelock
Stuart
Varioscope Builds Three Machines for 24 Pictures a Second
New York February 10 The Corbett Fitzsimmons fight becomes a variascope championship with Varioscope Company constructing three cameras capable of capturing 24 pictures each second. The photograph privilege is highly valued as a spectator draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Haley Bouts Haugh In Clean 115-Pound City Show
In Buffalo on February 10 Patsey Haley of Buffalo defeated Maxey Haugh of Brooklyn in a 20 round 115 pound boxing match at Walden Avenue A C. Referee Sheehan ruled Haley the winner. Earlier bouts featured John Haslip versus Arthur Mims and Luke Stevens versus Kid McAuliffe with decisions in each.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Patsey Haley
Maxey Haugh
Brooklyn
Walden Avenue A. C
Haley
Sheehan
Police News
John Haslip
Arthur Mims
Haslip
Luke Stevens
Lowell
Mass
Kid’ McAuliffe
Stevens
Parson Davies Seeks Maher Sharkey Fight in Reno
In Pittsburg Davies meets with Connelly and Quinn to arrange a March 15 bout between Maher and Sharkey in Reno Nevada. Reno carnival likely to draw attendees as spectators pass through en route to the fight with undercard goes between champions in lighter classes and a $5000 purse expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Davies
M. J. Connelly
John J. Quinn
Maher
Sharkey
Reno
Nev
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Boxing Gossip on John Quinn and Peter Maher
In Pittsburg John Quinn stands by Peter Maher through prosperity and adversity. Quinn believes Maher is peer to any foe in the ring. The note references Maher’s second defeat to Bob Fitzsimmons and hints at ongoing boxing discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John & Quinnn
Pittsburg
Peter Maher
Quinn
Peter
Maher
Bob Fitz
Varioscope boxing venture plans three large side-by-side view units
The article outlines promoters Dan Stuart and a varioscope inventor building three side-by-side viewing machines at ringside. Each unit will cover space between ring posts, film capacity totals 24,000 feet, and operate in four-minute cycles during the bout, taking 24 photographs per second. The plan includes non electric crank operation and world-wide reproduction hopes amidst mixed expert opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stuart
Twe
Parson Davies Plans All-Star Carnival After Fitzsimmons Battle
Parson Davies nears completion of an all-star boxing carnival to follow the Fitzsimmons Corbett match. Key bouts include Peter Maher vs Sailor Sharkey and a potential Walcott vs Billy Smith middleweight clash. Talks continue for Armstrong vs Jeffreys and bantam weight matchups with McAuliffe. Location tentatively near Carson City.
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Quinn
Sharkey
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Choynski
Tommy White
Frank Steele
Washington Street
Boston Athletic Association
Jimmy DeForrest
Jimmy Kelly
Fred Mayo
New York City
Johnny Gorman
Dick Moore
Tommy Ryan
Gorman
Tommy
Jack McAuliffe
Davies
Jimmy Barry
Jimmy Anthony
Barry
Anthony
Kid McCoy
England
National Sporting Club
McCoy
Dan Creedon
Lewis
Brooklyn
Joe Choynski
Peter Maher
New York
Tom O'Rourke
Jack Bonner
Philadelphia
Bonner
Summit Hill
Chicago
Parson Davies
Utah-Nevada
Pittsburg
John J. Quinn
Sailor Sharkey
Joe Walcott
Billy Smith
Big Bob Armstrong
Jeffreys
California
McAuliffe
Carson City
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Fast Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved within six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy claims prompt pain relief in the bladder, kidneys, back, and urinary passages for men and women, easing water retention and painful urination. Sold by Goodwin & a. 96 Hanover Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Goodwin & A
Manover Street
Boston
Bay State poloists win over Brooklyn team at Clermont
Massachusetts ice polo players completely outclassed the Brooklyn polo team at Clermont rink in Brooklyn New York. They won by a score of 7 goals to 0.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Massachusetts
Clermont
Showalter and Pillsbury Draw In First $2000 Chess Match
In Brooklyn on February 10 the opening game of a $2000 prize series between J. W. Showalter and H. N. Pillsbury ended in a draw after thirty five moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. W. Showalter
H. N. Pillsbury
National L A W assembly debates roads and politics
Albany session reports politics and good roads dominate proceedings. Illinois delegate E W Connolly presses his candidacy for president though West factions split. Dunn circular alleges ex president J W Dunn backs Elliott under a prior agreement. Speakers favor federal road funding, noting farmer opposition fading and city funding essential.
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Albany
N. Y
National
L. A. W. Assembly
E. W. Connolly
Illinois
Nee
Assembly
Connolly
Dunn
J. W. Dunn
Ohio
Elliott
McKinley
A. B. Choate
Minnesota
J. W. Morrison
New York
E. C. Harrison
Governmental Bureau of Good Roads
James Owen
Seaboyer Shatters Clocks in Y M C A Trials
G E Seaboyer of the YMCA powered the Orient to a record time in the home trainer races at West Newton street rink last night. The timing clock was stopped as his speed exceeded expectations. Wright did 1 34 for the mile while Clark clocked 1 29 and Girard finished the mile in 1 21 with fast pacing from Cambridgeport Cycle Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Seaboyer
West Newton Street
W. J. Wright
F. T. Clark
B. F. Girard
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
Elliott Confident as Pennsylvania Shifts Support
Albany reports a dramatic shift in the race as the Pennsylvania delegation backs Elliott. Potter's camp claims Elliott remains strong with 164 delegates pledged. J R Dunn predicts Elliott's first ballot election as Western delegates back Elliott for president and Connolly for first vice president.
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Albany
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Elliott
Potter
J. R. Dunn
the Kenmore
Connolly
Pittsburg Cycle Race Leads With Tight 72 Hour Standings
The midnight tally in the Pittsburg 72 hour bicycle race lists Waller and Gimm tied at 642 miles 10 laps, followed by Schoch 619 Hall 604 Forster 681 Rickel 652 and Denche 425 as the field progresses.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Waller
Gimm
Schoch
Hall
Forster
Rickel
Denche
Wheelwomen hail Miss Woodbury at national assembly
Miss Mabel Woodbury of Danville Illinois becomes the first woman delegate to sit in the L A W National Assembly. The Lovell Diamond Cycle Monthly issue by John P Lovell Arms Company profiles a $100 annual subscription with a free premium bicycle. Boston cycle show delegates named. Potter campaign notes. mock trial setup. Dusty Roads cyclist Fred St Onge to appear. officials and badges distributed at assembly.
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Mabel Woodbury
Danville
Ill
National Assembly
Lovell
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Clifton S. Wady
Messrs
Brown & Wales
Purchase Street
Boston
New York
J. M. Linscott
Boston Cycle Company
Quinon
Pierce
Elliott
Potter
Major McKinley
Dunn
Berkeley C. C
Fred St. Onge
Grand Opera House
Providence
W. S. Bull
W. E. McClintock
Massachusetts Highway Commission
New England Water Works Association Dinner
About seventy five members and guests attended a dinner at Young s yesterday with President Haskell presiding. Speakers included Walker Fuller Crandall Chace and Kiernan and Salem Water Board President Hurley.
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New England Water Works Association
Young's
Haskell
Messrs. Walker
Fuller, Crandall
Chace
Kiernan
Hurley
Salem Water Board
Wreck Angloman Livestock Landed at Birkenhead
Part of the live stock from the British steamer Angloman, wrecked on the Skerries, was landed at Birkenhead today. The vessel sailed from Boston for Liverpool when disaster struck yesterday.
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Liverpool
Boston
Skerries
Birkenhead
Grover and Freedman Tie Again in City Checkers Match
The Grover Freedman checkers match in Boston keeps drawing large crowds as a decisive ninth game ends with Grover forcing Freedman to resign after a tense sequence. The score stands two to Oz and seven games drawn with more play expected.
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Freedman
Grover
Beret
White
Nailor
Cross
McCarthy Beats Meyers To Narrow League Tie At Cambridgeport
McCarthy candle pin team defeated Meyers on Meyers alleys Cambridgeport last evening by forty four pins. The win creates a tie for first place with two losses each and nine games left. Attendance reached about two hundred as McCarthy swept all strings led by Scannell with 28 followed by Sheafe and Delano in high games. Pierce stood in for the sick McDonough and Kersey returned after illness.
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McCarthy
Meyers
Cambridgeport
Pierce
McDonough
Kersey
Scannell
Sheafe
Delano
Boston City Hairs Regatta Debate On Table
Boston offered funding for the New England Amateur Rowing Association regatta on the Charles River was laid on the table at the American House meeting. Officers including Walter Stimpson and A R Sweet were re elected. Springfield and Worcester delegates urged city support while Boston held the preferred venue. The table decision stands for one week with a committee to inform Mayor Quincy.
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Boston
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Charles River
American House
Walter Stimpson
A. R. Sweet
John J. Corrigan
W. &. Fairbanks
James P. Fox
Crescent Boat Club
Springfield
Cr. J. Murphy
Atlanta Boat Club
John Cummings
Worcester
Wachusett Boat Club
Cummings
Quincy
Charles
Welton
World's amateur skating champion crowned in Montreal
J K McCulloch of Winnipeg won the 500 metre race to claim the world amateur title after Seyler of Switzerland could not skate. Norseman M Lordahl won his heat in 9 39 1 5 with John Davidson of Montreal close behind. McCulloch completed the win with A Lee of Montreal in 9 25 2 5, though his time trailed the world record.
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Montreal
J. K. McCulloch
Winnipeg
Man
McCulloch
Seyler
Switzerland
M. Lordahl
Norway
John Davidson
A. Lee
Lordahl
Davidson
Lee
Boston Gun Club Hosts Wellington Traps Prize Shoot
The Boston Gun Club held its third Wellington traps match yesterday afternoon. In the 21 birds prize, Winters won with 17 points, Miskey and Dove tied for second with 16, and Spencer and Harris were third with 14.
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Boston Gun Club
Wellington
Winters
Miskey
Dove
Spencer and Harris
Massachusetts Relief Officers Dinner Held at Thorndike
The annual dinner of the Massachusetts Association of Relief officers was held at the Thorndike yesterday afternoon with about fifty members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Association of Relief Officers
Thorndike
Dorchester Central Wins Whist. Dudley Club Takes Billiards Pool and Bowling
In the Suburban Inter Club at Dudley Association Club last evening the home team won billiards pool and bowling and Dorchester Central won whist. The score:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Association
Dorchester Central
Portland Alleys Match Ends With Portland Jr S Victory
In Cambridge at the Portland alleys last evening the Portland Jr s defeated an unidentified opponent, marking a local win in a neighborhood bowling event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Cambridge
Portland, Jr.s
California Wines Far Bar Deck Square Row
Incomplete text fragment mentions a bar and square deck area with scattered notes likely from a local gaming or business column. No clear date person or organization is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Wines
Quizy area results with varied scores
In Quincy, candlepins Jeffersons at 1302 and Salem tied Melrose High at 2318 for high scores. Newton Highlands saw Riverdale Casinos at 2426 and Malden Kernwoods with Philedians at 2801 claim top spots.
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Quincy
Candlepins
Jeffersons
Salem—Salem
Melrose Highlands
Newton--Newton Highlands
Riverdale Casinos
Malden
Kernwoods
Philedians
Yale and Harvard Rowing Agreement Likely This Spring
Walter Camp of Yale to sign the final Yale Harvard accord after New York alumni balk at a Hudson race clause. Captain Bailey met in New York to review Harvard terms, which include Yale entering the Harvard Cornell boat race. If Camp signs, Yale will join Harvard in rowing baseball and track events this spring.
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New Haven
Conn
Bailey
Yale
New York
Harvard
Hudson
Walter Camp
University
Yale and Holy Cross to settle relay dispute
Yale and Holy Cross College agreed to a final trial for the disputed two mile relay championship. Yale challenges Holy Cross over alleged fouls and will enter a team at Worcester Academy games on February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Holy Cross College
Holy Cross
Gerard
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Winthrop Socials Honor Dr and Mrs Orville E Johnson
Last evening a reception at 75 Winthrop Street Winthrop Centre celebrated the return from their wedding tour for Dr and Mrs Orville E Johnson nee Allen. Ushers included Charles v Johnson and others. The Ladies of St John Episcopal held a Swedish tea in Masonic Hall with cocoa tea frappe and readings.
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Orville E. Johnson
Allen
Winthrop Street
Winthrop Centre
Arthur Truslow
E. F., Gage
Fred Allen
A. W. Davis
W. S. Griffin
H. R. Douglas
Harry Gardiner
Sylvanus Paine
P. Briggs Wadsworth
David Floyd
Charles Ehrman
Captaia
S. G. Irwin
J. F. J. Henson
Fannie August
Andrew Dutton
Annie Dutton
Edith M. Ashley
Ernest Griffin
E. S. Freeman
Alfred Phinney
Robert Chauncey
Sidney H. Griffin
A. W. Belcher
Eugene Maskelly
Edwin Ide
William H. Gardner
Fred N. Bemis
Anna Cotton
Florence Ide
Rachel Hayden
Jennie L
Josie P West
Ada Bennett
Lucy N. Garbutt
Unitarian Club Holds Monthly Meeting at Vendome
The Unitarian Club convened last evening at the Hotel Vendome for its regular session. Rev. Thomas Van Ness of Copley Square Church spoke on the path forward for Unitarian institutions, followed by Unitarian Association treasurer George W. Stone.
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Unitarian Club
Hotel Vendome
Thomas van Ness
Copley Square
Unitarian Church
George W. Stone
The
Unitarian Association
Francis C. Lowell
Professor Emerton
Cambridge
George Batchelor
Firemen's Ball Draws Near 10 000 Attendees at Mechanics Hall
About ten thousand people attended the firemen's hall ball at Mechanics Hall last night. The crowd filled the floor, balconies, and stage with dancers staying for each successive dance. Guests included Commissioners Russell and Clark and eight members of the Governor's staff. The grand march featured District Chief Hussey and a procession of officers and ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Tom Baldwin
Russell
Fire Department
Clark
Board of Police
Nathan L. Hussey
Josephine Harwin
J. W. Godbold
Godbold
R. A. Ritchie
Ritchie
C. T. Adams
Ella Moriarty
P. E. Walsh
Lottie Anderson
J. F. Gillen
Annie Tookey
M. Cronin
M. A. Murphy
M. J. Hoar
Alma Sheehan
H. P. Pitcher
Pitcher
P. Murphy
Murphy
M. Norton
Norton
Hussey
Ritchie and Adams
National Epicurean College No 23 Holds First Social
About 600 members gathered in Union Park Club for the club's first social led by floor director O L Lavin and his wife. Roughly 150 couples joined in the grand march as hotel chefs formed the core membership. The hall featured tasteful decorations and a prominent welcome sign at the entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Epicurean College No. 23
Union Park Club
O. L. Lavin
Waterfront actions and ship incidents reported near Graves
The two masted schooner Golden Rule from Harrington Maine was towed after flooding near Graves by the Peter W French. Captain Means 64 and crew member Richard Norton fought water leaks, pumping from 4 PM Tuesday to noon Wednesday. Also reporting: Regalia from Rockport caught with lime fire in Portsmouth harbor. Brookline from Jamaica struck submerged object and to be dry docked. Borderer repair contract awarded. Alice Holbrook leaking near Lookout Bight after shoal strike.
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Harrington
Peter W. French
Charley Nugent
Commercial Wharf
A. F. Means
Richard Norton
Means
Tle
Boon Island
Regalia
Cummings
Rockport
Boston
Portsmouth
N. H
Lower Harbor
Boston Fruit Company
Brookline
Hopkins
Long Wharf
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Simpson's
Borderer
Lockwood Manufacturing Company
Alice Holbrook
Ellis
Saavannah
Beaufort
N. C
Lookout Bight
Kennedy case extends for filing bill of exceptions
In Salem February 10 the bill of exceptions for William Kennedy jailed for attempting to poison Albert I. Royd at Danvers has not been filed by today. Counsel requested a short extension and was granted. Kennedy may not face sentence until Friday and the court will sit another week to clear the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
William Kennedy
Albert I
Learoyd
Danver 3
Crowley
Kennedy
Banquet and Testimonial for Adams Express Official
A banquet and testimonial honoring Joseph Graham, superintendent of Adams Express Company equipment, was held last evening. Edward M. Sands served as toastmaster with guests including George L. Baker Hiram Nash George Loring James Donovan P K Orrin and Daniel Lovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Graham
Adams Express Company
Edward 5. Sands
George L. Baker
Hiram Nash
George Loring
James Donovan
P. K. Orrin
Daniel Lovering
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Bob Fitzsimmons
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