Newtowne Narrowly Tops 999th in Interclub League Thriller
In Charlestown last evening the 99th Artillery Club edged Newtowne of Cambridge in a close Interclub match. Billiards and pool went to 999th while Newtowne claimed the whist finish. Bowling powered 999th back to victory with strong scores from Loring Jones and Paul as both teams showcased top form in alley and tables.
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99Th Artillery Club
Newtownes of Cambridge
Charlestown
Fettle
Bunker Hill
Cambridge
Newtowne
Hollander
Carrick
Dudley
Davis
Loring
Jones
Paul
Skinner
Hales
Towne
Horne
Holmes
Pool
99Th Artillery
Artillery
Crockett
Kiuckon
B A A Team Wins In Circuit League
The Newton Highland Club challenged the B A A second team in a postponed Circuit League match but failed to stop their progress. Dooley starred for the B A A with 442 and Fuller's 580 aided by Ainsworth 543, as the B A A pulled ahead in the standings. Workstall led Newton Highlands with 465 as the Newton team posted a losing total.
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Newton Highland Club
Unicorn
Dooley
Jack Bay Club
Crescent A. Co
Brooklyn
Ainsworth
Fuller
B. A.A. Dooley
Newton Highlands Workstall
B. A. A. Gowlers
Armsworth
Dol
Cooke
Walley
Newton Teruands
Gorton
Carruth Falls to Boylston in City League Bowling
In a home alley clash the Carruth team loses two of three to Boylston as Carruth posts 2586 total pins to 2851. MKinsman leads with 478, Gordon 556, while Boylston's top marks include 461 by Comms and 555 by an unnamed player as Sudburys take two of three from Murray Irwin. Hub sweeps all three for City Hall.
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Carruth
Boylstons
Subway
Redman
Boylston
Mkinsman
Gordon
Sudburys
Murray & Irwin
Hub
City Hall
Trowlers
Baia
Jones Weeeeteerree
Pa Tis
Nns
Siscvencsotsvedssr
Gordon Teeteee
Kinsman
Ane Tis
Thompson
Irwin Stout
McCabe
Cochrane
Brackett
Aoey Perera
Dickerman McDonald
Bowler
Tis
Jackson
Gumbright
Iximball O
Paskell
Andrews
Big Meet Tonight At Mechanics Building
Officials of the B A A games at Mechanics Building list the referees timers and judges for fourteen team races including Harvard Yale Princeton and University of Pennsylvania entries. The entry of R F Sheldon changes shot put handicaps and stars such as Alec Grant Bray Kraeenzlein will compete.
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Mechanics’ Building
William B. Curtis
F. R. Peters
G. B. Morrison
G. W. Beals
F. M. Wood
M. L. Pratt
J. G. Lathrop
Harvard
Ellery Clark
J. A. Morse
A. D. Peck, Jr
J. F. Moakley
Knickerbocker A. C
Princeton
Cornell
Andover
Dxeter
New York
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Alec and
Dick Grant
Tom Burke
Maxwell Long
Cregan
Kraeenzlein
Bray
Boxing Gossip Sets Night Of Aggressive Showdowns In New Haven
New Haven hosts a Monday boxing card featuring Rady Connolly and Matty Mathews in a 20 round 135 pound bout. The winner eyes a potential match with Gans following bouts involving O'Brien Whistler and other rising lightweights across Buffalo, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Toronto with next events planned through March.
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New Haven
Rady Connolly
Matty Mathews
Light Brigade
Mathews
Jack Dougherty
Fack O'Brien
Oscar Gardner
Gans
Baltimore
Jack O'Brien
Billy Whisper
Philadelphia
New York
George Dixon
O’brien
Whistler
Maher-Conroy
Peter
West Troy
Kid Goulette
Luke Stevens
Buffalo
Hamilton
Ont
Jim Popp
Toronto
Jack Downey
Brooklyn
Charley Burns
Charley McKeever
Cincinnati
Olympic A. C
Billy Edwards
Australia
Stowtown
Crockey Boyle
Sam Bolan
Pelican A. C
Andy Watson
Chicago
Steve Crosby
Dearborn A. C
Patsy Sweeney
Windy City
Ed Joyce
Portland
Kid Lavigne
Forest City
A.C
Joyce
Jim Magee
Jig Stone
Patsy Sheppard
Dick Burge
Iron Man
Michigan Marvel
Bobby Dobbs
England
Bur
London
Jimmy Davenport
Boxers prepare for late winter bouts in New York and Hartford
Plans for six round benefits and matches unfold with Fred Dinsdale at 124 pounds against a backer hopeful. Teddy Govern and George ae set to box six rounds for Greenwood A. C. in Brooklyn on March 1. Oscar Gardner trains for a Hartford bout with Martin Flaherty on Washington's Birthday. Bob Fitzsimmons eyes a bout with Jeffries with daily workouts. Eddy Connolly faces Tom Broderick of Yonkers in Hartford for twenty rounds at 138 pounds in early March.
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Fred Dinsdale
Worcester
Teddy Govern
George Ae
Greenwood A. C
Brooklyn
Oscar Gardner
Jack O’brien
Martin Flaherty
Hartford
Washington
Lowell Boy
O'Brien
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Yank Kenney
Fitz
Eddy Connolly
Tom Broderick
Yonkers
Eddy
Terrier Show at Public Library Draws Big Boston Attendance
Second day of Boston terrier show at the old Public Library attracts larger crowds with Society guests admiring many fine dogs benched by the Boston Terrier Club. Judge Bulkeley Wells awards prizes across multiple classes, naming winners such as Brokers, Monte, Conspirator, and Miss Phyllis in various weight divisions and both sexes, with several dogs and bitches reserved in each class.
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Boston Terriers
Old Public Library
Sweet Charity
Boston Terrier Club
John Murray
Broker
Dwight Baldwin
Rogue
Sunflower Kennel
Roland
Druid
Druid Merk
G. P. Morris
Tommy Tompkins
W. G. Kendall
Puck
F. H. Topham
Druid Kennel
Pero
Mrs. T. Benson
Monte
F. G. Davis
Esther B. Deffley
Banker
B. L. Jones
Princess
Elaine
Hood Farm Kennel
Flounce
J. F. Holt
Puss
Volney Poore
Miss Phyllis
David Balfour
Sting
R. C. Dean
Gretchen
Phyllis
Fulton Debating Society Opens First Preliminary at Boston College
The Fulton Debating Society held the first preliminary on the topic acquisition of foreign territory and the affirmative won the vote. Debaters were John O Hare John Hayes Joseph Powers Edward Conley. The next preliminary is next Friday and four contestants will advance to contest for the prize medal.
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Fulton Debating Society
United States
John O’hare
John Hayes
Joseph Powers
Edward Conley
Brown University
Holland
Kiley
Reilly
Hart
Corcoran
O'’Connell
Holmes Field Halland
Y M C A Relay Trials At Cambridge
Trials for Boston Y M C A relay swimmers facing Providence Y M C A were held at Cambridge YMCA gym last night. The lineup shows Jackson 49s Starkey 51s Fanning 51s and Taylor 51 4-5s with Bearse and Mills as substitutes.
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Boston Y. M. C
Providence Y. M. C
Cambridge M. C. A
Jackson
Starkey
Fanning
Taylor
Bearse
Mills
Mechanic Arts High Defeats Roxbury High in Roller Polo
Mechanic Arts High beat Roxbury High 6 to 2 at Vine Street in the Interscholastic roller polo series. Gleason and Currier starred for Mechanic Arts while Kavanagh and Underhill carried Roxbury.
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Roxbury High
Mechanic Arts High
Vine Street
Mechanic Arts
Roxbury
Gleason
Currier
Mechanic Arts’ High
Kavanagh
Underhill
Meriden Beats New Haven 2-1 in Rough Game
Meriden defeated New Haven 2 to 1 in a home game at New Haven. The match slowed by rough surface conditions.
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Meriden
Newhaven
New Haven
Conn
Pole
Springfield Defeats Hartford In Polo Match
Springfield overwhelmed Hartford 8 to 3 at the Auditorium with Connell Bartlett and Hipson star players delivering standout polo performance.
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Springfield
Hartford
Connell
Bartlett
Hipson
Waterbury Downs Providence 9 2 in decisive win
Waterbury trounced the Providence Grays at home tonight in a decisive 9 to 2 victory. The win adds a commanding result for Waterbury as the teams clash in the season series.
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Waterbury
Providence
Conn
Providence Grays
Admission Ticket Riddle at Irish Ball Reads Personal Attendance
A line from Tit-Bits notes a ball in an Irish country town with non transferable tickets. Inscription says Admit this gentleman to ball in assembly rooms two shillings sixpence each and no gentleman admitted unless he comes himself.
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Ireland
Geo. A. Johnson
Painted Post
N. Y
J. W. Spencer
Grafton
A. Zahlhaus
Sharpsburg
Lacon
John B. Bardsley
Gunnison
Col
S. L. Fry
Redding
A. Chrystal
Marshall, Mich
France Faces Potential Presidential Crisis Amid Candidate Tussle
As France’s presidential race narrows, Emile Loubet leads among legitimate candidates while Dupuy et al are named. Royalists and Bonapartists ponder coups and pretenders Victor Napoleon and the Duc d Orleans threaten civil war risk. Troops stand guard to deter insurrection.
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M. Emile. Loubet
Senate
Premier Dupuy
M. Deschauel
Chamber of Deputies
Meine
M. Brison
M. Meline
Prince Victor Napoleon
Brussels
France
Duc d’Orleans
Emile Loubet
Department of the
Drome
Panama
M. Loubett
Faure
Montilemar Bar
Department of
Montilemar
Faure lying in state in Paris funeral display
M. Faure's embalmed body lies in state in the Salle des Fetes of the Carnot theatre. The couch is on an incline with the head eighteen inches higher than the feet. Faure's face showed convulsions during embalming but later settled into a serene expression. The corpse wears an evening coat and the famous white waistcoat.
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Paris
M. Faure
Carnot
French Chamber Hears Dupuy Letter On Faure Death
The Chamber of Deputies met at two, crowded with M. Deschanel presiding. He read Premier Dupuy's letter confirming President Faure's death and urged national unity around his coffin. A letter from M. Loubet announced the National Assembly would meet at Versailles tomorrow.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Deschanel
Premier Dupuy
Faure
Senate
M. Loubet
National Assembly
Versailles
France Mourns President Faure Amid Worldwide Condolences
The French president Faure lies in state in the Elysee as official condolences pour in from rulers and governments. Telegrams from Emperor William, Nicholas II, Bulgaria, and McKinley accompany displays of wreaths while mourning orders and a state ball are canceled to honor his memory.
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Legion of Honor
Sisters of Charity
Elysee Chapel
Igme
France
Europe
Asia
Mme
Faure
Emperor William
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Nicholas
McKinley
William
Kaiser
Paris
Mme. Faure
Count Muravieff
M. Delcasse
M. Faure
Algo
Order of the Annunciation
Humbert
House Adjourns in Mourning as Deputies Disperse
The House agreed to adjourn as a token of mourning and then the Deputies dispersed.
G A R delegates end convention with Alger tribute and Baker bid
The Massachusetts G A R delegates adjourned after a busy convention. They praised Secretary of War Russell A Alger for Spanish American War leadership. A vote to cut per capita tax failed. They endorsed Dr. William H. Baker of Lynn for surgeon general and prepared to present his name at the national encampment along with elected delegates.
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Alger
War Department
Department of Massachusetts
Russell A. Alger
William H. Baker
Lynn
Grand Army
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