Oxford Defeats 999th Artillery in Interclub Meet
In Lynn on February 20 the Oxford team beat the 999th Artillery of Charlestown in four events of the Massachusetts Interclub games. Billiards saw Cashman and Parke lead Oxford to 275 against Bigelow and Towne 242 for the artillery. pool ended 150 to 98 in favor of Oxford. Whist totaled 317 plus 5 for Oxford and 307 minus 5 for the artillery. The program lists individual scores for Oxford players McConnell Boughton Heys McEagles WinSlow and for the 999th Artillery Loring AshWorth Teeles and others, with overall totals.
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Lynn
Oxfords
999Th Artillery
Charlestown
Massachusetts
Dudley
Hardy
Oxford
Saissi
Murray & Irwin Independents Triumph In Close Series
After dropping the initial two games yesterday, Murray & Irwin Independents won two of three against South End’s extra players. Dennis of the Independents led the fray with 276 pins in a tight match. The score remained unresolved in the available text.
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Murray & Irwin Independents
South End
Dennis
Independents
Bowlers
Byrnes
Eeeseeeese Bes
Sweeney Serene Rereesere
McDonald
A. Hill
Suffolk Market Team Faces Setback in Pin Match
The Suffolk Market champions opened with a win but dropped two straight to the Howlett Club, losing by wide margins. Malone of the Howletts led with 488 pins, aided by notable spares from Howlett and Milliken. a decisive third game is set for next Wednesday evening.
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Suffolk Market
Howlett Club
Malone
Howletts
Howlett
Milliken
Freight cars carry materials for new cup defender at Bristol
Work on the defender at Bristol progresses with frames being set up and frames raised. Freight cars bring Tobin bronze plates from Ansonia Conn and steel wire rigging for shrouds backstays and runners.
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Bristol
R. IL
Ansonia
Conn
Novel Boston Job Print calendar features real stamped envelope
A newly issued calendar by Boston Job Print showcases a facsimile envelope at the top with a real stamp erased, the envelope individually addressed to its recipients. The design is praised as highly effective and eye catching.
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Boston
Miles Corroborated On Beef Controversy In Cuba Inquiry
Testimony recounts canned roast beef and refrigerator beef issued to volunteers and regulars during the Cuban campaign. Officers describe complaints of taste, texture, and nourishment, with Miles defending actions and noting inquiries sparked by reports of chemically treated meat.
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Davis
Miles
Porto Rico
Department
War Department
General Miles
War Commission
Cuba
Tampa
San Antonio
Yale
Santiago
Secretary of War
Sion
Ponce
Daly
Army
Cc. C. Yeamans
Yosemite
O’neill
Chester
James Hamilton Lewis
Gillespie
van Horne
Thirteenth Infantry
Twenty-second Infantry
States
Charles W. Minor
Sixth Infantry
Tie
Minor
Henry Jackson
Third Cavalry
Montauk
Keid McCoy to Box George Green in April Fight
Keid McCoy the heavyweight and George Green the local middleweight have signed for a ten round bout scheduled for April. McCoy must KO Green within ten rounds or forfeit the decision.
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San Francisco
Cal
Keid McCoy
George Green
McCoy
Green
New Tri College Agreement Formed by Amherst Williams Wesleyan
Representatives of Amherst Williams and Wesleyan Colleges met at the Copley Square Hotel to form a tri-collegiate league replacing the old Williams Amherst Dart mouth arrangement. A constitution and by laws were to be adopted by a committee. schedules for baseball football and track were planned with meetings at the hotel and a late May or June track meet contemplated.
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Amherst
Williams
Wesleyan
Copley Square
Williams, Amherst
Dartmouth
Boston
W. H. Lewis
C. E. Mitchell
C. I. DeWitt
H. I. Pratt
I. M. Garfield
E. R. Tinker, Jr
H. L. Lehman
C. D. Makepeace
L. R. Gordon
A. R. Legg
O. R. Yale
N. G. MacNaughton
New England
Wrestling title bout planned at Music Hall March 7
Ernest Roeber and the Terrible Turk train for the championship clash at Music Hall. A marquee match pairs Paddy Fitzgerald against rival Jim Williams, both Cambridge men and members of rival university city organizations. Other attractions complete the sporting program for an evening of events.
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Ernest Roeber
Turk
Music Hall
Paddy Fitzgerald
Jim Williams
Cambridge
University City
Roxbury Kid to Face Allen as Keogh Forfeits Cue Match
Champion Keogh forfeited a cue bout to the Roxbury Kid yesterday afternoon after scoring 1 balls against him. Nickerson posted 71 balls in the evening to Keogh's 160. This afternoon Allen of New York will play and in the evening the Roxbury Kid.
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Keogh
Nickerson
Allen
New York
Dunkhorst Beats Lawler In Eight Round Fight
Ed Dunkhorst of Syracuse defeated Frank Lawler of St Paul in eight rounds at the Empire A C arena. Dunkhorst weighed 245 pounds to Lawler 195 and carried the pace, ruling most rounds except the third.
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Hot Springs Ark
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
N. Y
Charley Johnson
St. Paul
Ed’’ Dunkhorst
Frank Lawler
St. Paul, Minn
Arena Tonight
Dunkhorst
Lawler
Connolly Matthews Bout Called Off Over Low Crowd
New Haven boxing card at the New Haven Athletic Club was canceled due to a sparse audience turning out for the Eddie Connolly versus Matty Matthews bout.
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Connolly-Matthews
New Haven, Conn
Betwen Eddie Connolly
Matty Matthews
New Heaven Athletic Club
L A W struggles to name a chairman for racing board
The L A W fails to appoint a chairman as Charles W Mears declines after being discussed as the likely appointee. The new leader must manage outlaw riders diplomatically and recover riders into the league. The office may go to Henry W. Robinson or Arthur A. Zimmerman, though Zimmerman faces suspension. Harry Reynolds notes amateur earnings of at least 2500 annually. The piece also advertises Pierce bicycles and Boston Cycle Board of Trade notices and a Metropolitan Wheelmen concert tonight.
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Charles W Mears
Keenan
Mears
Boston
New York
Henry W. Robinson
Troy
Pierce
Columbus Avenue
Morrow
John F. Morrill
Boston Cycle Board of Trade
Information Bureau
Board of Trade
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Dudley Street Opera House
Membership totals and weekly changes reported
Last week the membership of the L. W. dropped 5 percent to 74 715. During the past week 106 new members were received, vs 321 in the same week of 1893. Massachusetts lost 78 members and gained 12. Of the increase Pennsylvania contributed 36, New York 14, and Massachusetts 12.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York
Inspectors arrest Fred Hudson in Somerville shoplifting case
Inspectors Douglass and Harris arrested Fred Hudson age 28 of 111 Flint Street Somerville yesterday afternoon on shoplifting charges from a large downtown store.
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Douglass and
Harris
Fred Hudson
Flint Street
Somerville
Charitable Irish Society Meets at Parker House
The Charitable Irish Society held its regular meeting at Parker House with many members present. Joseph Smith of Lowell gave the principal address on Civilization and the Anglo-Saxon and Henry I. Goodwin entertained with singing accompanied by Charles T. Dolan on piano. The anniversary banquet is set for March 17 at 6 p.m.
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Irish Society
Parker House
Joseph Smith
Lowell
Henry I’. Goodwin
Charles T. Dolan
Nobles Seek Circus Stock in London Offer
The Barnum & Bailey circus share issue in London drew royal and noble applicants, with subscriptions reportedly oversubscribed six to seven times the £400,000 capital. Shares were already quoted at 30s 6d.
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London
Barnum & Bailey's
George Starr
Providence v New Haven hockey game ends 7 3
Providence led 2 1 and 3 1 after Leydon turned into his own net. A goal was awarded on a foul in goal as Lations knelt to stop an unstoppable drive. Final score Providence seven New Haven three with rough play and multiple fouls recorded.
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Providence
R. L
New Haven
Leydon
Lations
Mingham
Bone
Heffernan
Tions
Conway
Cunningham
Whipple
Rockland Beats Taunton In Fast opener
Taunton hosted Rockland as the visitors opened strong in a fast game. Rockland won 7 to 4 despite losing a player and using a local substitute. Rushes Magee 6 Dawson 8, Steps Fuller 33 Cashman 2%, Referee Hatch, Timer White, Attendance 360.
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Taunton
Rockland
Magee
Dawson
Fuller
Cashman
Hatch
Springfield Defeats Meriden In Rough Contest 6 to 4
Springfield defeated Meriden in a rough game with Hipson and Menard standouts for their teams. Springfield lost a goal on fouls. Stons- Smith 33, P. Farrell 34 led scoring. Fouls called on Money Hayes Connell C. Farrell Bartlett. Referee Leahy. Timer Nelson.
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Springfield
New Britain Ups Waterbury for Seventh Straight Victory
New Britain won its seventh straight game by defeating Waterbury 38 to 7 in a fast paced display. Russell led rushes for Waterbury with seven, Burgess and Pword made stops, while Doherty was assessed two fouls and the officiating crew shuffled through the early schedule.
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New Britain
Conn
Waterbury
Russell
Sttops—Burgess
Doherty
Efereesh
Whist Party Hosted by Boston Council of Jewish Women
The second annual whist party was held last evening at Minot Hall by the Boston Council of Jewish Women. About two dozen attendees participated in the game, followed by supper and dancing until 1 o'clock.
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Boston Council of Jewish Women
Minot Hall
Lowell Mills Spinners Union Reports Overseer Scable Resigned
The Spinners Union held a special meeting to hear the committee report demanding Overseer Scable's discharge from Merrimac Mills. The committee said Scable resigned, averting further trouble, and that male frames in the spinning room would be replaced by ring spinning frames. The union accepted the report and published the correspondence with Agent Pead.
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Lowell
Spinners’ Union
Merrimac Mills
Scable
Boston Post Chapel elects officers for Web Pressmen unit
At a morning meeting of the Boston Post Chapel of Web Pressmen's Union No 8 officials for the coming year were chosen. Chairman N B Raymond and secretary J L Magee head the body with advisory members William F Colbert and Charles MaeMorrow. A relief association was formed with President Charles Crowley and Treasurer T B Corrie. Trustees and committee include P B Doyle W B E Cress and Charles McMorrow.
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Boston Post Chapel of Web Pressmen’s Union
N. B. Raymond
J. L. Magee
William F. Colbert
Charles MaeMorrow
Charles Crowley
T. B. Corrie
P. B. Doyle
W. BE. Cress
Charles McMorrow
Lincoln Social Club Hurdys Gurdy Party At Union Park Hall
About two hundred guests attended the Lincoln Social Club event at Union Park Hall last evening. The party was well received with dancing continuing into the small hours as attendees enjoyed the festivities and social gathering.
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Lincoln Social Club
Union Park Hall
Vincent 95 Prospect Street Somerville Obituary Notice
At 95 Prospect street Somerville Joseph Leo Vincent aged 19 from parents residence Feb 19. Mineral from parents residence Wednesday morning Feb 22 at 8 45 am. Mass at St Joseph's Church Union Square at 9 o'clock.
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Dennison Manufacturing Co
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Pettingell
Oliver Ditson CO
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INADA
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Bicycle News
Gimm
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Liverpool
Tremont St
Charitable Irish Society
Parker
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M’ginn
James McGinn
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Charles L. Dean
Malden
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Chica GY
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