Dorchester Triumphs in Three Games Over Newtowne
Dorchester club defeated Newtowne in a three game Amateur Bowling League match at Old Dorchester Club. Old Dorchester won the first and last strings easily, edged the middle game by seven pins, Gray of Old Dorchester totaled 686, and Hales of Newtowne followed with 621 as two other bowlers topped 500.
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Dorchester
Newtowne
Grover
Besarick
Cutter
Gray
Bixby
Ela Hales
Perct
Losh
ODOC
Whyte Wire Works Falls to N E Hollis at Carrath Alleys
In a last evening match at Carrath alleys the Whyte Wire Works team lost to N E Hollis in a regulation pins game. Scores are not provided in readable form.
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John F. Squire
New England News Co
Boylston
John P. Squires
Leonard
Cow
Eedeameeeveescore
Case Eeeee Ceesesegeeseore
Eer Rere
Carrath
Whyte Wire Works
N. E. Hollis
Hollis
Stobess
Medford
Harvard Athletics Reports Record Receipts and Deficit
Manager Norman W. Bingham released the year end report for Harvard athletics ending Aug 31 1897. Receipts 55063 20 surpass prior records while expenses 62773 49 left a 2297 71 balance. Permanent improvements cost 9796 52 with football and baseball self supporting. A table lists receipts and expenses by sport including football 31413 42 receipts and 11322 80 expenses baseball 1036 0 receipts and 7750 67 expenses crew 4015 11 receipts 7908 93 expenses and other activities showing overall outcomes.
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Norman W. Bingham
Harvard Athletics
Exnses
Dr.—Boat Club
Athletic Association
Flaherty Beats Gorman In Twenty Round Bout
At Manhattan A C in Troy New York March 8 Martin Miaberty of Lowell Massachusetts won by decision over Jim Gorman of Troy after twenty hard rounds Gorman endured heavy punishment during the bout
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Troy, N. Y
Manhattan A. C
Martin Miaberty
Lowell, Mass
Jimmy Gorman
Troy
Gorman
Wrestling Match Set For Madison Square Garden Tonight
New York March 8 Yousouf the Turk and Ernest Roeber world champion wrestler are paired for a match at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night March 0 in what is billed as a major event.
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New York
Yousouf
Ernest Roeber
Madigan Square Garden
House votes $50 million for national defense in war crisis
In a historic session the House approved a $50,000,000 defense bill placing funds at the President's disposal to prepare for possible war with Spain. Speakers from both parties urged unity amid tension, with Cannon presenting a broad war powers bill and Wheeler leading applause as debate opened.
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Cannon
Committee On Appropriations
Joseph Wheeler
Navy Department
Sayers
Dramatic House Scene Over Amendment to Emergency Bill
Mr Barrett of Massachusetts demanded an amendment to increase emergency appropriation to 100 000 dollars. Cannon rejected the request but allowed debate. Amid shouting and confusion the bill's deficit items were explained and approved totaling 50 183 000 dollars for Navy Justice State Interior Medicine Bureau equipment defence and ordnance.
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Kansas
Mr. Barrett
Lee
Barrett
Cannon
Mr. Cannon
Navy Department
Department of Justice
Department of State
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Naval Establishment
Bureau of Equipment
Bureau of Ordnance
National Defence
Peace Measure Debate Sparks Applause Over Funding
In a tense session the committee chooses to appropriate funds under presidential discretion in a move described as a peace measure not a war appropriation. Supporters applaud while Speaker Cannon explains the Serreerinten purpose and cites Treasury funds available for the expenditure.
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United States
Cannon
Holland Submarine Torpedo Boat Debates Public Support
Fragmentary OCR shows a speech attributing strong support to a measure. The speaker claims representatives will record their answer before sunset and praises the measure with applause. Mention of John Quincy Adams is included as a cited sentiment.
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Ity
N. Con
John Quincy Adams
Virginian on Guard for America in Cuba
A Virginia congressman voices strong support for a Cuban war effort as the House erupts in applause at the name Fitzhugh Lee. Another member denounces jingoism, calling for steady, lawful action while backing a temporary war bill and presidential power.
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America
Cuba
Congressman Hay
Virginia
Amerca
Fitzhugh Lee
Mr. Hay
Hay
Lee
Congressman Bingham
Philadelphia
Democrats Clash Over War Policy On House Floor
Amid hisses from the Democratic side, Mr. Bingham denounces war zeal and calls for steady, friendly relations with Spain while supporting the appropriation. Congressman Dolliver praises neutrality during the Cuban uprising and urges national unity behind the President amid the Havana search for the missing.
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Lee
Bingham
United States
Spain
Dolliver
Rep
Iowa
Keogh Wins Second Match In Tight Pool Duel
Keogh defeats Clearwater 405 to 348 in a two frame pool contest at Bumstead Hall. Keogh leads 57 balls entering tonight’s final session after a display of precise break shots and strong safety play. Spectators include the Hoppe brothers Colonel Nickerson Andy Highlands and Thomas Stevenson. Keogh is a Knight of Columbus and poised to claim the championship emblem worth 300 dollars.
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Keogh
Clearwater
Bumstead Hall
Pittsburg
Hoppe Boys
Colonel Nickerson
Andy Highlands
Thomas Stevenson
Knight of Columbus
Scratches
Patriotic executive speech outlines peaceful world leadership
The speaker invokes a wise patriotic executive to ensure the United States leads nations in an orderly just manner. He emphasizes maintaining national honor and justice and frames the message as preparation for peace.
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United States of America
Democratic Rally for Unity and Support of the President
Mr. Sayers led a patriotic Democratic speech stressing unanimous action with Republicans in committee and pledging floor support for the administration. Congressman Dockery of Missouri urged immediate action, calling for bipartisan duty to uphold the President and a united stand against discord.
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Sayers
Congressman Dockery
Missouri
Een
Our Flag as It Is Yours Speaker Urges Unity in Crisis
The House heard ex Confederate figures urge devotion to the flag and national unity. McRae of Arkansas and Colonel Livingstone of Georgia stressed sacrifice to defend national honor, while John Allen of Mississippi joked yet praised the United States. Garfield's Ohio representative echoed hopes for peace but urged unity in any outcome.
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Speaker
Dolliver
United States
Cuba
Congress
Havana
Congress of
Livingstone
Georgta
John Allen
Mississippi
South
McRae
Arkansas
Ee Een
Garfield
Ohio
Grosvenor
Norman
Patriotic row amid crisis vows peace with honor
Congressman Pitney urges unity beyond county lines as leaders pledge support to the administration. Boutelle defends his stance, Knox lauds the President, and Cov er of Texas echoes Alamo bravado while Bland stresses patriotic action.
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Congressman Pitney
New Jersey
Boutelle
Massachusetts Loyalists Rally For Patriotism In Congress
Congressman Fitzgerald of Massachusetts delivers a fervent defense of the state and Catholic citizens, urging unity in supporting the administration to uphold the republic’s dignity. He recalls Massachusetts’ historic sacrifices from Concord and Lexington to the embattled farmer’s valor.
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Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Barrett
Grand Old Commonwealth
Aswers
Concord
Kington
Massachusetts Sacrifices Remembered in Civil War War Memory
A speaker recalls district heritage and the memory of Massachusetts volunteers. He notes the Civil War era and cites the Baltimore street clash as the first blood shed in the North vs South conflict, honoring heroic sacrifices.
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Massachusetts
Baltimore
Massachusetts Loyalists Rally in Support of Union War Effort
In a Capitol floor exchange Massachusetts lawmakers pledge loyalty to the administration as war looms. They counter anti Catholic editorials and affirm that Democrats and Republicans will defend the nation together, praising unity and the president. General Grosvenor, a friend of the President, closes with a rousing tribute to national unity and resolve.
Catholic Faith Defenders Side By Side With Protestants
A speaker affirms Catholic loyalty and bravery in defense of the nation, stating Catholics have long fought alongside Protestants since the founding of the government and defending the church against hostile press reports. He urges unity and courage should war arise.
Unanimity in support for the President praised in House
In a display of unity the Democratic and Populist members voiced strong backing for the President amid recent events. They commended William Jennings Bryan for his calm, prudent stance and praised press praise from critics who once labeled him an anarchist. The speech celebrated national harmony during turbulent weeks.
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Speaker
William Jennings Bryan
Loyalty and courage of Sheridan in Virginia campaign
In Virginia and amid the great Sheridan charge the speaker cites allegiance forged from youth to manhood, praising the 7,000,000 people behind him and the triumph of the people faithful to the Union born of historic battles.
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Tam
Virginia
Sheridan
Not a Measure of Offence Says Mr Moody
Massachusetts Senator Moody argues a proposed policy is not offensive but defensive and serves American interests only. He recalls John Quincy Adams in the Jefferson administration and emphasizes presidential responsibility.
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Mr. Moody
Massachusetts
Jefferson
Congress
John Quincy Dams
Senate
United States
Fident
Massachusetts Congressman(L) Barrett pushes for larger funding at session start
Rep Barrett of Massachusetts created a scene by opposing an arrangement on the debate but withdrew the objection and voiced support for the appropriation while urging a $100,000,000 allocation for two years. The chamber heard many speakers from both parties as they endorsed the pend sae measure and the debate closed at 4 20 p m.
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Barrett
Massachusetts
Messrs. McRae
Arkansas
Bell
Colorado
Hopkins
Illinois
Briggs
New York
Terry
Lewis
Washington
Handy
Delaware
Slayden
Texas
McClellan
Cochrane
Missouri
Berry
Kentucky
Jones
Virginia
Messrs
Brucher
Michigan
Sparkman
Florida
Stokes
North Carolina
Bartlett
Georgia
Greene
Nebraska
Kell
South Dakota
Spalding
Ferris
Indiana
Graff
Lacey
Iowa
Prince
Belknap
Marsh
Brumm
Pennsylvania
Callahan
Oklahoma
Ferguson
New Mexico
Gibson
Tennessee
Maguire
California
Lovering
Fleming
Bill passes with full House vote amid record-keeping push
The House rose in solidarity as the bill moved toward a recorded vote. Carmon requested ayes and nays to have members take stances, many voting to break pairs to be on record. The Speaker’s name was called, receiving loud applause as the vote was announced 311 ayes, 0 noes.
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Washington
March
House of Representatives
McKinley
Congress
Reed
House
Carmnon
Boxing Gossip Sparks McCoy Maher Showdown Talk
The New York Sun bets on Kid McCoy facing Peter Maher or challenging Ruhlin first, noting McCoy bluffing about big heavyweight fights. Ruhlin is seen as tough, and a win could boost McCoy’s standing while more Burley bouts would hurt his backers.
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New York Sun
Kid McCoy
Peter Maher
the Sun
Maher
Choynski
Billy“Madden
Gus Ruhlin
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Peter
McCoy
Ruhlin
Jack Sampson
Leslie C. Pearce
Wheeling
W. Va
Marty McCue
New York
Pacific Coast
California
Buffalonians
Pat
City Point A. C
Jack Foley
Billy Hill
Muldoon
Pickaninny
Joe Lynch
Tom D’arcey
Bob Montgomery
Professor Robinson
Barry McGriel
Phil Brennan
Querist
Dan Bayliff
Gus Gorman
Wellston, CO
Gorman
Dan Molson
Billy O'Donnell
Eddy Curry
England
Jordan Curry
PD. S
Hooksett
N. H
Scott Coyne
Young Stewart
Bill Gardner
Pat Sweeney
Young Corbett
Manchester
Gardner
Sweeney
Utopia Club
Waverley
PF T
Charley Berry
Harry Fails
Milwaukee
Janesville
Ramsay
Jack Tierney
Frankfort
Terre Haute
Ind
J. S
Bobby Dobbs
Noddle Island
South Boston A A Names Meagher Baseball Manager
The South Boston Athletic Association board met at President James T. Tighe's residence. Michael F. Meagher was appointed manager as plans for an active campaign were laid out. The season opener will be Patriots Day against Boston College. clubs seeking games or players should contact Manager Meagher at 202 Lincoln Street.
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James T. Tighe
South Boston A. A
Tighe
Peter Kelly
John A. McManus
Id. L. Hopkins
W. A. Stuart
D. E. Harkins
Michael F. Meagher
New England
Patriots
Boston College
Meagher
Lincoln Street
South
Boston
Boston Lacrosse Club Elects Officers at Hawthorne Meeting
The Boston Lacrosse Club at Hawthorne Avery Street elected Thomas Perry treasurer and F Byrd secretary. The club plans to play in May and will practice as weather allows.
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Boston Lacrosse Club
Hawthorne
Avery Street
Thomas Perry
F. Byrd
Apeart Pale
Lane
Boxing instructors offer free lessons to pupils at Pelham Hotel
Prof J J Kennedy leading boxing teacher offers free training to pupils on Biot street locale. Prof WM B Gordon of Harvard College also announces a new boxing class at the New Grand Pense of Boxing in the Hotel Pelham, 74 Beyleten area.
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J. J. Kennedy
Ieading
Biot
St. Cal Ake
WM. 8. Gordon
Harvard College
Hotel Pelham
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