Maroczy Maintains Lead In Monte Carlo Chess Race
In Monte Carlo the international masters tournament reached the semifinal round. Pairings set. Maroczy defeated Popiel and Teichmann beat Tarrasch while Janowski, Napier, Pillsbury, Albin and others won or drew. Final round slated for Wednesday with top players aiming to clinch the title.
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Monte Carlo
Berger
Schlechter
Wolf
Janowski
Marshall
Popiel
Maroczy
Napier
Tschigorin
Eisenberg
Mason
Teichmann
Tarrasch
Mortimer
Pillsbury
Reggio
Albin
Marco
Gunsberg
Mieses
Scheve
Ll Mason
Reper
Poplel
BeNeVe
Telehmann
Tsehigorin
Independents Triumph in Railroad League Triple Win
The Independents swept Central Massachusetts in three straight Railroad League games last night. Final scores were not provided in the fragment.
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Independents
Massachusetts
T'd
Turnbull
Tobey
Tuttle
Beef tops Troduce in candle pin match at Carruth's
Marketmen's League candle pin series opened with Beef defeating Troduce two games to one at Carruth's. Butler led scoring with 249 pins in the match.
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Marketmen's League
Carruth’s
Butler
Alphonsus Association Celebrates Second Anniversary
Every seat at Alphonso Hall Roxbury was filled for the Alphonsus Association anniversary event tied to the Mission Church. A musical program featured the St Alphonsus Orchestra and the Schubert Quartet.
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Alphonsus Association
Alphonso Hall
Smith Street
Roxbury
Mission Church
St. Alphonsus Orchestra
Schubert Quartet
Unconscious man found after assault in Charlestown
Jose P Sullivan, 27, of 104 Third Street Everett, was found unconscious on Cambridge near Seaver Street Charlestown by Vr officers of Division 15. He was taken to the relief station in Haymarket Square where his skull is feared fractured. He says he was assaulted by an unknown man.
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Jose P Sullivan
Third Street
Everett
Cambridge
Seaver Street
Charlestown
Division 15
Haymarket Square
May Change Big Fight Date
Bids for the Jeffries Fitzsimmons title fight determine venue next Saturday with a possible shift to April if on the Pacific coast. If Frisco hosts, Jeffries trains at Harbin Springs while Fitzsimmons heads west. Mrs Fitzsimmons aids training and supervises diet at Bath Beach quarters.
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New York
Jeffries
San Francisco
Billy’’ Delaney
California
International Sporting Club
Fort Erie
Frisco
Harbin Springs
Fitzsimmons
Pion
Gus
Bath Beach
Bob Fitzsimmons
Boxing Gossips on Boston's Prize Fight Trustt
The column exposes a self styled prize fighting trust in Boston formed by former agitators who attacked the Business Men's Club boxing meetings. It notes threats to police and clubs, questionable debts, and efforts to launch private clubs while legitimate groups face raids. The writer shields honest clubs and hints at forthcoming facts about the National Sporting Club and local boxing maneuvers.
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Pemberton Square
Barnacles
Boston
Business Men's Club
Lub
Atlantic Yacht Club
East Boston
Cambridge
Pigmy Trust
New York
Pepereny
Jamaica Plain
Massachusetts
Kid McCoy
Paris
National Sporting Club of London
National Sporting Club
Mouch
Whitechapel Jacob's Wonderland
Daniel Murphy
Old Guard
Murphy
Roxbury
John L. Sullivan
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Dan Murphy
Dan
Daniel
Patsey Sheppard
Patsey
Elaen
Le Moyne Wins 100 Yard Swim at Sportsman's Show
The Sportsman's Show at Mechanics' building closes its third week with Le Moyne clinching the 100-yard swim and a night of fast canoe events. Innitou and Medford clubs win canoe tug yacht heats, while Lawrence Canoe Club dominates several hand paddle contests. The 30-yard handicap features 21 entrants led by scratch swimmer Harry Le Moyne.
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Mechanics’ Building
le Moyne
W. H. Hill
Hill
Innitou
Medford
Lawrence
New England
Aechtler
Waldo Holm
Fox
Brookline Swimming Club
Fred Aechtler
Rechtter
Harry LeMoyne
S. W. Bryant
R. G. Fuller
J. A. Russell
A. B. Sircom
Thomas H. Russell
H. le B. Waters
Theodore Souther
F. W. Rechtler
L. McKenzie
H. le Moyne
J. B. Greene
R. McCormick
H. D. Holm
W. W. Holm
H. Quinlan
A. A
F. Hover
W. Williams
F. I. Eaton
A. J. Walker
S. PD. Hartshorn
F. W. Cramphorn
C. M. Howe
W. E. Butman
W. P. Cutler
Medford Boat Club
J. B. Howard
C. A. Record
E. Vose
W. Neilson
E. Trott
W. Cory
R. Hunter
Fred Rechtler
Lawrence Canoe Club
C. H
W. W. Roberts
Quinobequin Canoe Club
Baker and Estabrooks
Notman
Bouts at Lenox Club End Card Produces Three Wins
A Lenox Athletic Club show drew near 600 fans last night with five bouts. Dan Donnelly refereed, with three winners and two draws. Sanborn beat Walsh. Patsey McKenna won over Brady. Brooks drew with Goodwin. Edwards and Nadeau also drew. McNeil defeated Murray in the final bout.
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Lenox Athletic
Dan Donnelly
Johnny Sanborn
Lynn
Billy Walsh
Boston
Lynnite
Patsey McKenna
Kiid Brady
Buffalo
Patsey
Peter Brooks
Lawrence
Chester Goodwin
Chelsea
Goodwin
Terry Edwards
New York
Eddie Nadeau
Dave McNeil
George Murray
McNeil
Murray
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Morgan to Commission Columbia for Ocean Race
At a New York Yacht Club reception for Prince Henry J Pierpont Morgan announced plans to put the Columbia in commission and sail her across the ocean to race against any vessel boat for boat. He discussed potential yacht clashes with Emperor William and his Meteor.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Prince Henry
J. Pierpont Morgan
Columbia
Mr. Morgan
Admiral von Sapaianin
Emperor William
Metropolitan Wheelmen Elect Officers In Close Balloting
The Metropolitan Wheelmen held their annual officer election with 65 voters. Contest results: President John W. Johnson, Vice-President William B. Ellis, Secretary A. J. Jones, Treasurer Hugh McIntyre. Other posts went to Dr. J. P. Parley, John Mitchell, and a slate of officers including Joyce, George Tuggins, C. Harry McQuarrie, S. T. McQuarrie, K. H. Innes, with W. G. Dorrety, George E. Hildreth, George A. Webster on the auditing panel. George W. McLaren named captain. T. H. Warburton first lieutenant. Edward Shepard second lieutenant. Ensign S. W. Teckmeyer. Bugler William Hennessey.
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Metropolitan Wheelmen
John W. Johnson
William 8. Ellis
A. J. Jones
Hugh McIntyre
J. P. Parley
John Mitchell
Joyce
George Tuggins
C. Harry McQuarrie
W. (. Dorrety
George E. Hildreth
George A. Webster
George W. McLaren
T. H. Warburton
Edward Shepard
W. Teckmeyer
William Hennessey
Keeler Named Crimson Coach For Baseball Candidates
Keeler, captain of the Brooklyn National League team, began his work as coach of the Crimson diamond candidates yesterday. He will oversee stick work, an area in which most college players are deficient.
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Keeler
Brooklyn
Crimson
Lowell Defeats Lawrence 10 to 4 in Hockey Bout
Lowell surged to a first period lead and dominated the rest, defeating Lawrence 10 to 4. Rushes Hip son 12 Lewis 6 Stopa Tibbetta 65 Fox 58. Fouls Gavitt Holderness Devlin. Timer Sainte Referee Connelly. Attendance 1000.
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Lawrence
Boston Board of Trade Dinner Debates River and Transit Plans
At Youngs last evening Boston Associated Board of Trade focused on public works with reports on roads and bridges, Boston harbor improvement, and a proposed subway under Washington street. A Mayors and Selectmen committee was urged to coordinate with the State board on metropolitan district park funds. The session also touched on the teamsters strike and potential expresses company involvement.
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Boston Associated Board of Trade
Young
James R. Carter
F. L. Young
Boston
Boston Harbor
Webster
Committee On Subways
Washington Street
Elevated Railroad
W. H. Viaux
State Board
Towle
Express
Teamsters
Delarey wins second Boer victory in fortnight
London reports General De la Rey Delarey gains a second decisive Boer victory in two weeks. British losses include 632 in the Von Donop convoy. Lord Methuen’s fate remains uncertain with a fractured thigh. dispatches indicate confusion from mounted troops and khaki Boer disguise. Editorials condemn Irish MPs while sympathizing with Methuen, noting the blow prolongs Boer resistance and damages British prestige abroad.
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London
Delarey
von Donop
Lord Methuen
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Brodrick
Methuen
Intelligence Department
General Methuen
House of Commons
John Redmond
T. P. O'Connor
T. M. Healy
Daily News
Holland
Germany
Worcester Defeats Portland 6-3 In Hockey Match
Worcester defeated Portland 6 to 3 in a hockey game in Portland. Portland showed weak stick work. Murphy replaced Canavan in the third period. Campbell and Daly led rushes with six each. Bannon stopped 47 shots, Mallory 87. Referee O Brien, timer Dyer. Attendance 50.
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Portland
Worcester
Murphy
Canavan
Campbell
Daly
Bannon
Mallory
O' Brien
Dyer
Philadelphia Jack OBrien Wins Close Fire Sports Club Bout
In Philadelphia on March 10, O'Brien endured a near knockout and then led the later rounds to secure the win against his London rival in their first meeting since a previous controversial decision on a foul.
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Philadelphia
Fire Sports Club
Jack" O'Brien
London
O'Brien
BOSTON BREVITIES SHARED BREAKING AND BURGLARY
Gritty city notes report a Breslo and Stupor bake shop burglary at 802 West Fourth Street with $6 stolen. Suspects Daniel O Connor and Lawrence Connolly, both youths from Somerville, jailed for alleged dress theft valued at $90 from L. P. Hollander. Fire alarm for a Roxbury basement blaze at 53 Alpine Street due to an overheated furnace. Manuel Barro of New Bedford injured by a crushing hand in a New Haven railroad freight yard. James Mitchell of Brookline injured by falling timber on Chardon Street. John Beanto of Hersey Place arrested for exposing intoxicating liquors for sale Saturday.
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Breslo & Stupor
West Fourth Street
South Boston
Daniel Fr. O'Connor
Warrenton Street
Lawrence C. Connolly
Charles Street
Somerville
L. P. Hollander
Alpine Street
Roxbury
Byliam Hazel
Leon Briand
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Manuel Barro
New Bedford
Chardon Street
James Mitchell
Kendall Place
Brookline
John Beanto
Hersey Place
Picketing Bill Heard At State House Hearing
About 600 workers marched to the State House to support a bill introduced by Representative James F. Carey of Haverhill. The measure would legalize picketing at strikes and lockouts, allowing unions to organize and police their own pickets while speakers from labor groups urged the court to protect free speech and moral suasion.
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State House
James F. Carey
Haverhill
Carey
Frank K. Foster
American Federation of Labor
Jackson
Fall River
Massachusetts
MacCartney
Rockland
James Crozier
Boston Central Labor Union
Bishop
Superior Court
Hyde Park
Thom
William Maley
Henry P. Allen
the Central Labor Union of Boston
J. P. Russell
Lynn
Angus McDonald
Brockton Protective Masters’ Union
J. K. Hall
New Bedford
J. J. Dillon
W. A. Barrington
Cambridge
James Tansey
H. A. Abrams
Boston
H. D. Lloyd
Chicago
E. Gerry Brown
Brockton
Bryan in Providence lectures on The Conquering Nation
William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska lectured on The Conquering Nation before about six hundred people at Brown University. The talk was under the auspices of Brown's debating union and a reception followed at Professor Manatto's Brown home.
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Providence, R. L
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Debating Union
Brown University
Bryan
Manatto
Brown
German War Sways Crawford Sees Looming Conflict
Ex-Chaplain Crawford of the US Navy warned at the Chickatawbut Club banquet that war with Germany is inevitable despite Prince Henry's visit. He noted Germany’s triumph over France boosts its confidence and urged naval supremacy as the U.S. need. Alpheus Sanford chaired the event attended by Boston businessmen and Harbor Commission head Woodward Emery spoke on harbor improvements. Elwyn G. Preston highlighted rapid commercial growth and cautioned overreliance on the United Kingdom, urging a Boston to Cuba Porto Rico direct line.
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Prince Henry
Germany
Crawford
United States Navy
Chickatawbut Club
France
Alpheus Sanford
Boston
Woodward Emery
Harbor and Land Commission
Elwyn G. Preston
Chamber of Commerce
United Kingdom
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mrs. Oates Found Dead From Gas Stove Fumes
Lowell report of the death of Mrs. John Oates at No 11 Mill Street from accidental suffocation by gas stove fumes. The incident occurred tonight with authorities noting no foul play.
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Lowell
John Oates
No. 11
Mill Street
Catherine Washington Dies at 102 in New Bedford Home
Catherine Priscilla Washington died at the Home for Aged in New Bedford today. She was 102 years old and the obituary notes her long life and residence in the community. Her surviving family is listed. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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New Bedford
Catherine Priscilla Washington
Fire on upper floor at 290 Devonshire Street
Alarm sounded around 9 30 p m from Box 52 for a blaze on the upper floor of a four story brick building at 290 Devonshire Street causing property loss estimated at 500 dollars.
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Devonshire Street
Fire damages Merrimac shop in Lowell area blaze
Fire struck the workshop of the O'Donnell and Gil bridge Company store at Merrimac and Middle streets in Lowell at about 7 4 tonight. Loss is estimated at 75000 dollars.
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Lowell
O'Donnell and Gilbridge Company
Merrimac
Middle Streets
Cooks Group Formed In Geneva Association Rooms
An organization of cooks was perfected last evening in the rooms of the Geneva Association of Waiters with 75 members signing the charter.
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Geneva Association of Waiters
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