Jeffries Ruhlin bout postponed. injunction issued
The Jeffries Ruhlin contest promotion conference ended without a date for the fight. A permanent injunction was issued banning Saengerfest Hall events and restraining contest managers and the Saengerfest Athletic Association from proceeding. Judge Hollister delivered the ruling from 11:25 to 1:40, with the State winning in law and fact.
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George Gardner Returns to Seek American Middleweight Title
George Gardner, former New England middleweight champion, arrived in New York from South Africa after eight months away. He defeated Frank Craig in London and aims for matches with Kid McVoy or Jack Root, or Tom Ryan, upon his Boston arrival. Gardner seeks a new shot at the American championship amid renewed health and fan support.
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Charley Mitchell Arrives in New York Expresses Ring Ambition
English pugilist Charley Mitchell arrived in New York aboard the Majestic. He told reporters he would like a match with Corbett. He claimed prize fighting in England is dead due to a lack of good contenders, while asserting sincere interest in the sport remains.
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Boxing Gossip and Contests Hit by Postponement Rumors
The column reports boxing contest postponement amid legal delays in Cincinnati and criticizes promoter tactics by Billy Brady. It notes upcoming events at the Business Men's Athletic Club on February 22 with bouts including Marrow vs. Poenhoff and Sheenan vs. Sullivan, plus other matchups and gossip about fighters and managers.
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Arlington Wins Mystic Valley Indoor Championship
Arlington Boat Club defeats the 99th in a second roll-off to clinch the Mystic Valley League indoor meet at Mechanics Hall. The event list includes 40 yards and two mile run finals with participants from A A., Somerville, Newburyport, and Boston area clubs competing for top honors.
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Track Meet Records And Distances Across Colleges
A lengthy OCR list details hundreds of race results and measurements from a track meet. It names participants from multiple colleges including Tufts, Boston, Yale, MIT, Princeton, Harvard, and Cornell, with distances ranging from 30 to 66 yards and events like One Mile Run and Standing Jumps.
Rowing Night At St Alphonsus Association Meet
The St Alphonsus Association event at Toxbury featured a doubles win by the Greer brothers of Mastitstay over H Ten Eyck and Charles Lewis, with other prominent races including Chelsea and Millstream crews. The program opened with gymnastic and fencing displays and a wrestling exhibition by Mark Schack and William Couch as spectators enjoyed a varied program of rowing, martial displays, and athletic demos.
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Salary Debate Reduces Secretary Pay at Philadelphia Meeting
The session at the lo ans convent here today ended with a cut in the secretary's salary from 40% to 1 per year amid a spicy debate. An amendment to the constitution was adopted. The League of American Wheelmen aims to defend cyclists rights and secure good roads and cycle paths. The assembly adjourned late tonight.
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Mehard Hunglinger Arrested for Threat Against Wife
Mehard Hunglinger of 119 Nor-Wiy street was arrested yesterday afternoon charged with threatening to shoot his wife last Tuesday. The alleged threat followed a dispute at their home as police investigated the incident.
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Champion Fish Skinner Trials For New England Title
In Gloucester and under the Gloucester Athletic Club, Freeman H Brown defeats George C Critchett in a fish skinning contest. Each competitor skinned six hundred pounds of dry cod, packed into ten pound boxes. Brown finishes in 45 minutes 40 seconds to secure 400 pounds, with Critchett at 48 minutes 5 seconds. The $150 side bet match set a new record in fish skinning.
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Somers visits Boston as Boston club owner tours Eastern AL cities
Somers of Cleveland arrived in Boston to inspect the new club setup and discuss grand stand construction and club details. Ban Johnson will join later to advise on league matters. In Providence Brown announces Nichols to coach varsity pitchers after signing with Boston.
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Valentine Dinner Sparks Boston Political Buzz
John H. Lee of Brighton hosted a private Valentine party at Parker House for six friends including Alderman James H. Doyle and Bowen and Stewart. Reporters noted a political undertone amid mystery as guests left via back entrances and headed to carriages.
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Billman Missing From Bristol Chelsea Home Delays Boston Cup
Rigger Billman suffers influenza in Bristol and remains at his Chelsea home for several days. Lawley warns the contract may pass to another if no decision comes soon. The stern casting is completed at East Braintree and due to be sent to East Boston. Crowninshield designs a skeleton steel spreader to brace the towmast against buckling.
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Bucks in Harbor Duck Inflow From Cold Seas In Boston
Thousands of bell divers ducks have driven into Boston Harbor by two weeks of extreme cold. They drift inward each morning near Congress Street Bridge, worth about 17 cents a pound at Quincy Market. Locals say the harbor ducks are unusually tame and the first large inshore retreat in years.
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Tin Can Consolidation Rumor Surfaces in Chicago
The Record reports a proposed tin can consolidation with $10,000 capitalization. An alleged signed agreement claims that after April the American Tin Can Company will control output of every U.S. factory.
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Shipbuilders consolidate into new limited company
The Times reports negotiations have concluded to form a consolidated firm with Vickers Bons & Maxim of England Cramp Ship & Engine Building of Philadelphia and Midvale Steel of Nicetown. The new company will have a capital of $32,000,000. A vessel named D 3 is reported lost after grounding on the Dé canal near the Danish coast.
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Paige Wins Again in 8B Billiard Tourney
Paige scores his third straight win in the Artillery Class 8B billiard competition, defeating Charles Sehmitt who posted 2y3 before Paige ran to 200 points. The match was slow as Paige maintained the lead. Tonight Jewett meets Friz ll and tomorrow Jewett faces Schmitt at 4 30. Baton ane Prize! draw concludes the evening. Young of the Boylston team posted notable pin scores at Jeffries Hall over the past two days.
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Somerville Teachers Hold Annual Reunion Attended by 200
The Somerville Teachers Association hosted its yearly reunion last night with about 200 attendees. The report also notes the ongoing mystery of eight year old James Monahan who vanished from his Cambrides home in the Mt. Auburn district last Friday and remains unfound.
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Nervous Delility in Daily Life Cited by Dr. Clark
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Neurogen promised to cure nervous debility and restore strength
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Boston Millionaire Wins Big Pacer at Madison Square Garden
Albert C. Bostwick and E. B. Rice, both Boston financiers, bid up Anaconda the pacer to 6500 dollars at Madison Square Garden, beating Fred Gerken and others. Gay tov sold for 9000 to Karl Piatnik of Vienna. The sale included fifteen head averaging 1738 dollars with several horses fetching above 800. Consignors included Highland Stock Farm Lexington and others.
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Weyler Rules With IP On Hand In Spanish Royal Wedding
The wedding of the Princess to the Prince of the Asturias followed Spanish Catholic rites with archbishops and cardinals present. A white satin veil and yoke ribbon symbolized the union as coins were given to the bride and rings were exchanged. The cardinal offered a short discourse on love and partnership. Breakfast followed at the palace with plans for no immediate journey.
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Madrid under martial law after wedding crowds disrupt peace
Wary authorities in Madrid impose martial law as General Weyler deploys troops to patrol streets. Proclamation bars gatherings and fines violators. parents risk penalties for children shouting in the streets. The wedding proceeds with heightened security and discouragement of public celebration.
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Amateur billiard Class A final at Knickerbocker Club
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