Ball Players Gone South
Baseball clubs travel for warming up drills with teams shifting to southern locales. The New York Nationals and Cincinnati squads head to Georgia, while St. Louis NL club moves to Dallas and Chicago NL club to Los Angeles. Pittsburg to Hot Springs Brooklyn to Macon Philadelphia to Richmond today.
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South
Boston
New York Nationals
Cincinnatis
Georgia
St. Louis
Dallas
Tex
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cal
Pittsburgs
Hot Springs
Ark
Brooklyn
Macon
Philadelphia
Richmond
Massachusetts League Sets Season Schedule
At a Brookline Wheelmen meeting delegates from the Massachusetts State League adopted this season's game schedule. The lineup includes May 30 matchups in morning and afternoon sessions with Glenwood, Oakdale, Manchester, Norwood, Lovell, Brookline and Dorchester.
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Massachusetts State League
Brookline Wheelmen
Frederick P. O'Connell
A. m
Glenwood
Oakdale
Brookline
Manchester
Norwood
Lovell
Dorchester
Boxing Gossip on Jeffries Corbett McCoy and New England events
The column reports James Kennedy as a boxing insider, hinting a Jeffries Corbett bout in Frisco and potential Fitzsimmons OBrien match. It notes prospects like Kid McCoy and Jack Dempsey, plus local bets from the Lenox Club and Riverside Boat Club amateur championships in Cambridge with figures like Emery Payne and Morris Rodenbeck.
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James Cennedy
New York
Jim
Taulent
Charles River Park
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Frisco
Jeffries-Cortett
Fitzsimmons-O’brien
Fitz
Jimmy Britt
Frank Erna
Hanlon
Young Corbett
Ior Oad
Kid McCoy
Ben
McCoy
Jeffries
Jack Munroe
Kennedy
Tom Jenkins
McGovern
Joe Bernstein
Maynard
Philadelphia
Fitzsimmons and O'Brien
O'Brien
al Smith
Lenox Club
Young Carr
South Boston
Billy Rice
Roxbury
Billy Griffin
Jack O'Brien
Harry Bowles
Waltham
Dave McNeil
Chelsea
Kid Murphy
Patsey McKenna
J. T. Ryan
Malden
Jack Dempsey
II- Lee
Ack Dampsey
Dempsey
Jack O’brien
George Gardner
Joe Walcott
Tommy Ryan
Joe Murphy
Manchester
Beaufort
Billy McCoy
Charlestown
Criterion Club
F. C
Dorchester
George Dixon
Rosebud
Dixon
Dazi
New England
Riverside Boat Club
Frank
Dardis
Union Hall
Cambridge
Chicago
Bill Hagan
Hagan
Emery Payne
Boston
Morris Rodenbeck
Rodenbeck
Payne
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Fire damages John Shea residence in Wakefield
A Wakefield fire tonight damaged John Shea's Valley Street home with an estimated loss of 1000 dollars. the cause is unknown.
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Wakefield
John Shea
Valley Street
Record bowlers pace candle pin league season end
The Gilt Edge candle pin series crowned Dudley on top with 35 wins and 7 losses as Roxbury led the 14 week season. Medford finished second with 25 17 and Old Dorchester third. South Boston Yacht Club stars Ross and E McKee led individual averages.
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Iina
Mystic Valley
Massachusetts
Newton
Dudley
Roxbury
Medford
Old Dorchester
South Boston
Y. C
Old Belfry
Highland
Colonial
South Boston Yacht Club
Ross
E. McKee
Ww. Av
W. L. Av
RB. Y. C
Cor
S. B
Newell
McKee
B.Y.C
Morrison
Alee
Drisko
Thayer
B. A
Cole
Soit
H. Newton
Drew
Cousens
Elm Cycle Club Ties For First After Three Straight Wins
The Elm Cycle Club bowling team in the Cycle league climbed from fifth to a first place tie with Gloucester A. A. after a decisive three straight wins over Metropolitan Wheelmen Friday evening at the Dartmouth alleys.
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Elm Cycle Club
Gloucester A. A
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Dartmouth
Trades league finishes tie as Mam moth Barbers win rolloff
The Mam moth Barbers and Wason & Co share first in the Trades league with a tie broken by a rolloff won by the Barbers. J. Middleby Jr. takes third. Barbers also win best three-string total 1351 and best single 474. Morse claims high individual average 866 46, Hints 87 31 51. Miller tops high three-string total 303 and Christopher best single 112.
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Trades League
Mammoth Barbers
Wason & Co
Barbers
J. Middleby, Jr
Morse
Hints
Miller
Christopher
Championship Likely Between Boston Packing and Armour & Co
The Pork Packers league ends its second series with Armour Co winning first prize and Boston Packing and Provision Co second. The final championship pits Boston Packing against Armour. Boutin of Armour tops individuals while Ahern and Osborne from Boston collect secondary and team totals. Crowe, PY Squire & Co, claims the high single string.
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Pork Packers’ League
Armour & Co
Boston Packing and Provision Company
Boston Packing and Provision
Ahern
Osborne
Crowe
PY Squire & Co
New Herreshoff Cup Defender Eins Not Like Independence
Bristol March 15 The new Herreshoff cup defender impresses yachtsmen with a long lean underwater hull and an unusually large above water line deck area. At over 141 feet and possibly 144 feet overall she features a wide beam of 38 feet 4 inches and a draft of 19 feet making it the largest beam yet and the shallowest draft among cup defenders.
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Bristol
R. I
Herreshoff
Crowninshield
Columbia
Independence
Boston
Shamrock III Prepared for Launch from Dumbarton Yards
Sir Thomas Lipton’s third America's Cup challenger will be launched tomorrow from Dumbarton on two pontoons due to shoal waters. The vessel will be towed to Greenock for proper flotation, then fitted with spars for trials with Shamrock I. Sailing by month end is expected, with July start for the cup series.
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Thomas Lipton
Denny Hros
Dumbarton
Levan
James Watt
Greenock
Evacuation Day Parade Staff Appointments Released
A list of aides and officers appointed for the Evacuation Day parade in South Boston is announced. Chief Marshal Edward L Logan names Lt. Thomas F Sullivan and numerous Lt Cols Majors and Captains from M V M and G A R units to staff the event. The parade schedule, assembly points, routes, and escort details including General Miles, Governor Bates and Lt. General Miles are specified with report times at 1:30 to 2:15 p m and a 7:15 pm escort duty tomorrow.
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South
Boston
Edward L. Logan
Thomas F. Sullivan
George H. Benyon
Governor’s
Paul R. Hawkins
Lawrence J. Logan
M. V. M. Mine
F. H. Murray
MM. Ideasenast
William H. Devine
Francis Magurn
John P. Lombard
M. M
John Mahoney
Washington Post
John Farley
Dahlgren
James Sullivan
Union Veterans’ Union
P. J. Kyle
Legion of Honor
U. .S. Navy
George Proctor
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
John C. Kerrison
M. V
Ap Oenenens
J. A. Cronin
William H. Ruddick
John F. Delaney
M. L. King
Benjamin J. Planagan
Thomas W. Food
William S. Youngman
Sterward
C. Hickey
Ninth Regiment Infantry
James B Sullivan
Lapa
C and
West Fourth Streets
United States Coast Artillery
R. H. Patterson
C Street
Broadway
Fourth Street
Marines
Cc. T. Long
Fourth
Fifth Streets
U. 8
Topeka
Nashville
Bancroft
William L. Rogers
Fifth
Marine Corps
Ninth Regiment
Joseph J. Kelley
Naval Brigade
Daniel H. Shugrue
William H. Kelley
Nelson A. Miles
John W. Bates
Curtis Guild
Dorchester Avenue
Q Street
Sixth Street
O Street
L Street
Fifth Street
K Street
Highth Street
I Street
G Street
Thomas Park
Dorchester Street
Eighth Street
F Street
D Street
B Street
Paul R. H. Hawkins
W. V
Miles
M. J. O'Connor
General Miles
Gray's Hall
South Boston
Plans for Reception to General Miles Today
Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles arrives in South Boston for evacuation day events. He will be greeted at the South Station at 2 pm and taken to the Hotel Touraine before a reception at the New Century building hosted by the Methodist Social Union. Governor Bates and city officials will participate in a formal welcom.
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Nelson A. Miles
Boston
Miles
South Station
Dalton
M. P. Curran
Collins
George F. Washburn
Methodist Social Union
Women’s Club House
New Century Building
Huntington Avenue
General Miles
Bates
Social Union
Charles H. Slattery
Albert A. Pope
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
J. Stearns Cu
J. Q. A. Brackett
William A.morse
Edwin D. Mead
Touraine
Irish societies plan St Patrick celebrations in Boston area
Boston Irish groups will observe St Patrick's Day with church services and social events. A O H divisions held concerts yesterday, United Irish League meetings occur tonight at American House, and Shaun Aroon will be staged at Lyceum Hall for Assumption parish. The cast includes James L. O Neill and George H. Glenn.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Boston
Dorchester
United Irish League
Boston Central
Hanover Street
Knights of the Red Branch
William Arkman
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Carroll Hall
Shaun Aroon
Lyceum Hall
John J. Agnew
Shylock
Boston College
Michael Strogoff
Chelsea Academy of Music
Castle Square Theatre
Lawrence Opera House
James L. O'Neill
Dan O’grady
George H. Glenn
Fergus Riordan
William G
Local theater event with noted performers and committee
The lineup includes J. Cady Patrick as valet and several titled guests. Specialties will be rendered by Mrs. T A Lynch dramatic reader Miss Adelaide Welsh balladist John J Quigley tenor and city artists. The arrangements committee comprises Daniel B McQuade manager John J Forrestall Timothy A Lynch and Henry Walters.
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Adelaide Welsh
John J. Quigley
Daniel B. McQuade
John J. Forrestall
Timothy A. Lynch
Henry Walters
Hurling Clubes Evacuation Day Grant Denied in South Boston
The Wolf Tone Hurling Club of South Boston complains of Alder man Bowen and Councilmen Walsh and Drummond, all Evacuation Day committee members, after they voted against a $100 grant for a hurling contest to be held tomorrow. Resolutions denouncing the action were approved at yesterday's meeting.
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Wolf Tone Hurling Club
South Boston
Bowen
Walsh
Drummond
St Patrick Feast Noted by Somerville Division 36 AOH
Division 36 AOH Somerville observed St Patrick's feast in Bacon Hall with speeches by Edward J. Flynn Joseph B. Phillips James W Kenny Philip Keen D H Bradley and Aldermen Mahoney Kelly and McCarthy Entertainment by A Downey M J Kelly T J Cox F T Murphy J Quirk J J Cassidy Joseph J Brennan K Lowry Edward Daley George F Doherty Invited guests included Rev J J O'Brien J C Ryan P F Cannon and James J Lynch.
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Somerville
Bacon Hall
Edward J. Flynn
Joseph B. Phillips
James W. Kenny
Philip Keen
D. H. Bradley
Mahoney
Kelly
McCarthy
A. Downey
M. J. Kelly
T. J. Cox
F. T. Murphy
J. Quirk
J. J. Cassidy
Joseph J. Brennan
K. Lowry
Edward Daley
George F. Doherty
Rev. J. J. O’brien
J. C. Ryan
P. F. Cannon
James J. Lynch
Men of the Ninth to Parade on Evacuation Day in Boston
Colonel Donovan grants permission for Companies A B C and I of the Ninth Infantry to parade Evacuation Day in South Boston. They will march as a battalion under Major Joseph J. Kelley, with Captain W J Casey as adjutant at the East Armory at 12 30 p m on Tuesday.
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Donovan
Ninth Infantry
South Boston
Joseph J. Kelley
W. J. Casey
East Armory
St Patrick Services at Immaculate Conception Church
Tomorrow at 10 a.m. services will be held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception to honor St Patrick. Parishioners are invited to attend and join in the observance.
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St. Patrick
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Marketed For Sailors
One fourth of naval deaths are due to tuberculosis and a medical staff directed use of Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey is proposed to reduce mortality. The duggist sells a full quart, mild in flavor and medicinal, to be used with leaf sugar. recommended for cough and digestion before meals.
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Maryland
Graves’ Maryland
Automobile Show Preparations Under Way at Symphony Hall
Arrangements for the evening automobile show at Symphony Hall continue today to ensure every exhibit is in place for opening. Exhibitors faced a Sunday law that blocked entry after 9 am, though many cars had been moved in during the preceding two hours and final setup proceeds this morning for a premier display of high class motor vehicles.
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Symphony Hall
Plans for Work Horse Parade Assn Meeting
A meeting of the Work Horse Parade Association will be held at Young's Hotel Tuesday at 8 PM. All interested are invited. The first annual work horse parade and competition is set for Memorial Day May 30 in the afternoon, and this Tuesday meeting may be the last before the parade.
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Work Horse Parade Association
Young’s Hotel
Doherty Wins South of France Lawn Tennis Title
March 15 report from Nice notes H. L. Doherty the English tennis player wins the South of France championship in lawn tennis.
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Doherty
Nich
France
Candle pin league scores reveal week’s top totals
High team total 1385 by Boylston in City league and 492 for Norwood in New Century league. Best individual total 319 by Jackson of Norwood, with Jackson posting an individual single of 145.
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Boylston
Norwood
Jackson
Wright and Partner Placed in Custody After Seizure at Havre
Wright the 60 million London promoter and his companion La Lorraine were turned over to marshals at Ludlow Street Jail. Miss Browne remained on the pier with baggage before taking a cab to an uptown hotel. La Lorraine’s identity remained unknown. Wright and Browne traveled from Havre, arriving March 7, and Wright spent most of his time in his suite while Browne stayed largely in her cabin.
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Ludlow Street
Miss Browne
la Lorraine
Wright
Havre
Port
Wright Interviewed in New York on Arrest and London Case
In a March 15 interview Mr. Wright protested his arrest as an outrage. He defended his actions during the Globe company collapse, defended fellow directors, and explained travel for health. Prosecution followed a High Court order to use London and Globe assets to fund the case.
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New York
Wright
Globe Company
British Columbia
California
Australia
Lord Dufferin
Canada
Lord Loch
South Africa
Edward Pelham Clinton
Somerset Calthorpe
Robert E. Leman
Wright Companies
London and Globe Corporation
London and Globe
London Stock Exchange
Arnold White
Justice Buckeley
Chancery
High Court of Justice
London and Globe Finance Corporation
House of Commons
Home Secretary
Whitaker Wright
West Australian Exploring and Finance Corporation
Golden Crown
Wealth of Nations
Paddington Consols
New Caledonia
London and Globe Finance Corporation, Limited
West Australian Exploring and Finance Corporation, Limited
Standard Exploration Company
Standard
le Roi Group
Gladstone
Park Lane
Godalming
George Gould
Wrights Great Financier Firms Collapse Shock London And New York
The 1900 crash toppled 11 Wright floated companies led by The London and Globe Finance Corporation with 60.7 million capitalization. Whitaker Wright, famed Park Lane magnate, faced heavy losses as dignitaries on the board included the Marquis of Dufferin and Ava and Lord Edward Pelham Clinton amid censure for their ties.
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New York
Whitaker Wright
London and Globe Finance Corporation
Wright
Park Lane
London
Louis XV
Godalming
Italy
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Marquis of Dufferin and
Ava
Canada
Paris
London and Globe
Lord Dufferin
Gough-Calthorp
Fifth Dragoon Guards
Edward William Pelham-Clinton
Duke of Newcastle
Lord Dumerin
Wrights Family Still in England
London police cabled to a detective agency and New York police that Whitaker Wright and a woman, thought to be his niece, sailed on La Lorraine under the names Mr and Mrs Andreoni. Wright's wife and relatives remain in England. no family members have left the country. Wright left London around February 21 for Paris then Havre to board the liner.
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Wright
England
London
New York
Whitaker Wright
Neice
la Lorraine
Andreoni
Browne
Paris
Havre
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