McCune Eyes National Pool Championship Bid From Boston
William F McCune plans to represent New England at the national billiard championship in New York City starting March 10 for two weeks. The Monontauk billiard parlor in Brooklyn hosts the event with prizes of 175, 100, 75, 60 and a 350 diamond medal. Opponents include Eby, Clearwater, Keough, Long, Daly, Wenrick, Walsh, Smith, Weston and Stofft.
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New England
Boston
New York City
William F. McCune
McCune
New York
Grant Eby
Springfield
Clearwater
Pittsburg
Penn
Jerome Keough
Buffalo
N. Y
Irving Long
Daly
Chicago
Wenrick and
Walsh
Smith
Hartford
Cleveland, O
Montauk
Brooklyn
Draws and Wins Mark Day in Monte Carlo Chess Masters
In Monte Carlo the international chess masters tournament saw four adjourned games after four hours. Janowski defeated Wolf and Tarrasch beat Marco, with Schlechter Mason and Teichmann Mason drawing. Maroczy and Tschigorin drew in the afternoon.
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Tarrasch
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Schlechter
Mieses
Teichmann
Mason
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Seneve
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Bunker Hill Bock Set for February Draught and March Bottles
The notice explains Genuine BOCK Lager will be on draught February 24 and bottled by March 5 1902. It details that traditional Bock Lager uses the year’s new crop malt and hops, brewed stronger, with barley and hops harvested in fall and malted and dried before use. Four months are needed for natural maturation.
Bunker Hill Bock Advertises Genuine Brew and Delivery
The ad claims Bunker Hill Bock is the genuine article and not mixed with ordinary lager. It offers two dozen Crown Cork pints for 2.25 with 1.00 bottle return credit, delivery statewide from Boston, and notes age may improve flavor with storage up to a year.
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Boston
Bunker Hill Rock
Worcester Beats Lawrence In Polo Ball Match
Worcester defeated Lawrence 18 to 9 amid illness setbacks for Tibbetts. Pierce hit the ball that struck Devlin, who collapsed but was not seriously hurt and replaced by Wood. Referee Furbush oversaw the game with 40 in attendance.
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Lawrence
Tibbetts
Coggeshall
Pierce
Devlin
Wood
Plymouth
Jason
Daly
Bannon
Foul—Pierce
Furbush
Timor—Donovan
Lewiston Edges Clinton In Overtime 2 1
In Clinton on Feb 26 Lewiston defeated Clinton 2 to 1 in overtime. The game was close with both teams unlucky, as Cunningham led rushes with 4 and McGilvary had 1. Cashman made 26 stops for Lewiston and Burgess 0 for Clinton. Referee Con nell. Timer Hartwell. Attendance 600.
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Lewiston
Cunningham
McGilvary
Cashman
Burgess
Connell
Hartwell
Fr earns Heats Up Boxing Scene With Gans Bout in Fort Erie
Frank Erne signs for a 20 round fight with Joe Gans at Fort Erie on May 5 with a 132 pound limit and articles sent to Baltimore for Gans’s signature. Boxers Fitzsimmons and Jeffries loom, with wrestling prep and a heavy weight handicap as age rises.
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Joe Gans
Fort Erie
Baltinmore
Gans
Erne
Philadelphia
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Gus Rublin
Akron
Fitz
Rublin
Jeff
Noyes Brother Arrested for Forging Mother's Name
Baraboo Wisconsin February 26 D W K Noyes arrested today charged with forging his mother's name to a note He is brother to Arthur B Noyes the judge in Alaska today
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Noyes
Barapoo, Wis
B A A Beats Old Dorchester In Bowling Clash
B A A won two of three at home against Old Dorchester and can clinch first place by taking all three from Arlington at Brockton tonight. First game went to B A A easily with Hill six strikes and Ainsworth supporting. second game edged by Old Dorchester after a strong finish. third game led by 58 pins at half and held on for win.
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Ainsworth
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Legate
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Sudbury
Tillman Snubs President Over Charleston Sword Gift
Lieutenant-Governor James H. Tillman telegraphed President Roosevelt requesting withdrawal of acceptance to present a sword to Major Micah Jenkins during the President's Charleston visit. Tillman, related to Senator Tillman, said the telegram reflected regret and cited an affront to a relative as the reason for the reversal.
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James H. Tillman
Roosevelt
Charleston
Micah Jenkins
First United States Volunteer Cavalry
First
South Carolina Volunteer Infantry
South Carolina
Tillman
Old Battle Flag Returned to Forty-second Massachusetts Veterans
Sixty veterans of the Forty-second Massachusetts Regiment cheered as their marker flag, taken at Galveston in 1863, was unfurled again at the Grand Army Hall. The flag, blue silk with Forty-second in gilt, was returned by the Dick Dowling Camp of Confederate veterans of Houston via General T. B. Howard. A Galveston siege tale and a 1901 Houston letter accompany the flag. The meeting also elected officers for the coming year: President Henry C. Dimond, Vice-President Cyrus Savage, Secretary William H. Hunt, Treasurer E. C. Crocker, Executive Committee B. F. Thomas, J. Fitts, D. C. Weymouth, C. W. H. Sanborn, G. M. Fiske.
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Galveston
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Tex
T. B. Howard
Forty-second
Forty-second Massachusetts
Texas
George M. Fiske
Boston
Mass
Onty-Second
Massachusetts
Dick Dowling
Forty-secon Massachusetts
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W. W. Dexter
Henry C. Dimond
Cyrus Savage
William H. Hunt
E. C. Crocker
B. F. Thomas
J. Fitts
D. C. Weymouth
C. W. H. Sanborn
G.M. Fiske
Weavers Demand 10 Percent Wage Advance in Fall River
At Textile Hall a unified Weavers Progressive Association vote seeks a 10 per cent wage raise to start March 17. They reject a 1 per cent offer, set a five-member committee to discuss standard 64 yard length, and warn of further citywide meetings if refused. The Sagamore Mill No. 1 shutdown continues seven weeks. The Textile Council will vote tonight on the same issue. A mill official cites market strength but cautions agitation harms business.
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Fall River
Weavers’ Progressive Association
Sagamore Mill No. 1
Whitehead
Textile Council
Pruit Forfeits Three To Beef In Marketmen League
The Fruit team forfeited three games to the Beef squad at Car ruth's last night in the Marketmen's League.
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Swift
North Packing & Provision CO
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Starr
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Pruit
Carruth’s
Yale Beats Princeton 28 20 in New Jersey Tilt
Yale defeated Princeton 28 to 20 in Princeton New Jersey this day. The outcome nets Yale a win in the rivalry as both teams played a tense early season matchup.
Guard Seriously Injured On Elevated At Charlestown
James McCann a 36 year old guard on the Elevated was badly hurt yesterday at Thompson square Charlestown. An automatic arm struck him as he reached to fasten a gate causing a concussion and facial injuries. He was taken to Relief Hospital Haymarket square.
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Thompson Square
Charlestown
McCann
Relief Hospital
Haymarket Square
Floods close New Jersey mills
Flood conditions in eastern and northern New Jersey force mill closures as the Raritan River ice breaks at New Brunswick flooding waterfront streets and shops.
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New Jersey Mills
New York
New Jersey
New Brunswick
Raritan
New York Man Convicted in Grand Rapids Water Scandal
Henry A. Taylor of New York was found guilty of conspiracy to bribe in the Superior Court. This marks his second conviction tied to the city water scandal investigation.
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Grand Rapids
Henry A. Taylor
New York
Superior Court
City
Gilmore Denies Knowledge of Miss McDonald in Boston Tale
James W. Gilmore in Melrose states he never knew Miss McDonald, identifying the woman as Miss Rose Merlin of Boston with whom he was once engaged. He notes a past suit over gifts, says a conservator was appointed, and that the matter has since been settled.
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James W. Gilmore
Miss McDonald
Chicago
Rose Merlin
Boston
Huntington Avenue
McDonald
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