Sullivan Defeats Broad In Rough 25 Round Fight
Dave Sullivan of Boston defeats Kid Broad of Cleveland at 124 pounds in a wild Broadway A C bout. Broad led early with jabs and lefts, then hugged to survive while Sullivan pressed, finally winning by points after a late surge in the final rounds. Gilly Maynard stopped Jack Norton in the preliminary.
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New York
Broadway A. C
Dave Sullivan
Boston
Kid Broad
Cleveland
Sullivan
Broad
Charley White
Dave
Charles White
Gilly Maynard
Jack Norton
Interscholastic baseball association meeting schedules games
Six schools attended the meeting at the B A A last night. Officers elected included President Fred H Clarkson Cambene ae and Latin, Vice President William F M JD Boston Latin School, Secretary Dexter Brookline High School, and Treasurer Co Co 1 Somerville High School. Schedule lists Cambridge High and Latin May 1 Hopkinson. May 11 Boston Latin. May 15 Somerville. May 22 English High. May 25 Brookline High. Other sections show similar entries for Boston Latin, Brookline High, Somerville High, English High with dates through May 30.
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Fred H. Clarkson Cambene
Boston
Horse Notes and Breeding News From Kentucky Circuits
The Honorable J W Bailey's trainer Henry Bedict has fourteen campaigners in his stable plus the filly Memento by Electric Bell. Terre Haute offers 14400 for early closing events of the Great Western circuit meet July 3 to 6 with Onward 2:23 1-4 and Red Wilkes mare from Price's stables at Lexington moved to Memphis. Brook Curry keeps about seventy mares near Lexington for breeding to five stallions. Weather delays early workouts in Kentucky but work remains possible before autumn. Curry targets two 3 year olds for 2:15 or better, one by Directum 2:6 1-4 and one by Oakland Baron 2:09 1-2.
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J. W. Bailey
Henry Bedict
Memento
Electric Bell
Terre Haute Association
Onward
Red Wilkes
Price
Lexingen
Memphis
Brook Curry
Lexington
Kentucky
Curry
Directum
Oakland Baron
Otter Shot Seen In Charles River Near Dedham
Charles River otter shot near Dedham Centre marks first sighting in years. The animal measured just over four feet and weighed about thirty five pounds. The shot occurred near Needham at the summer home of Samuel D Warren.
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Dedham
MarchePaware Saveeney
Washington Street
Charles River
Sween
Karlstein
Samuel D. Warren
Needham
Gillies Buys Leland Bay Mare at Cambridge Horse Sale
Richmond Ind March 16 Cambridge city horse sale features the bay trotter mare 2 23 1 4 owned by Isaac Bates Cincinnati sold to Howard Gillies Boston for a sum not disclosed. The sale highlights the chief transaction of the event.
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Richmond
Ind
Cambridge City
Isaac Bates
Haward Gillies
Boston
Copper King of Arizona Reports High Ore Assays
The Copper King mine at Barrett, Arizona, before its new smelter blasts, reports assays from 139 tons of low grade ore averaging 24.20 dollars per ton in gold and 10.20 dollars per ton in silver, plus 10.4 percent copper.
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Copper King
Arizona
Sygn Aii
Barrett
Copper King of Arizona
Directors Declare Dividend at Young's Hotel Meeting
The Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Company held a directors meeting at Young's Hotel in Charlies, with President Charles E. Ware presiding. A dividend of eight dollars per share, payable April 7, was declared.
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Vermont & Massachusetts Railroad Company
Young’s Hotel
Charlies E. Ware
Road
Newspaper Night at Dartmouth Club Dinner
Dartmouth Club honored newspapers and men at a regular monthly dinner with about 40 attendees. Boston press representatives attended as guests for the event labeled newspaper night with speeches and storytelling after a fine meal.
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Dartmouth Club
Boston Press
Commanders' Union Holds Monthly Meeting at Parker House
The Commanders' Union, reserved for Kaulgats Templars, met last evening at Parker House for its regular dinner and program. Colonel Curtin Gull spoke on his experiences in the war and the resulting complications.
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Union
Kaulgats Templars
Parker House
Curtin Gull
Lake Maui Probate Book Distribution Began
The Lake Maui probate record, begun in November 1899, outlines the distribution of funds totaling about $22,000. The document specifies the timing and steps for heirs to receive their share as part of the ongoing adminstration.
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Maui
Joseph Webb Lodge 23rd Anniversary Banquet
Joseph Webb Lodge A F and A M celebrated its twenty third anniversary with a banquet at the United States Hotel last night. Over one hundred members attended as Worshipful Master Joshua M Hill presided. Speakers included Hon Albert Co Harwood P R W D P M Rev Stephen H Roblin D D and Right Worshipful Henry G Fay. The Harvard Quartet provided music.
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Joseph Webb
Winthrop Fire Crew Conflict Brought to Town Hearing Transcripts
Winthrop town officials opened a hearing to probe alleged incompetence and drunkenness in the Engineer Board and Fire Department. Chief Mahoney defended his actions over hose purchases and Hoseman Sawyer's discharge amid cross examination. Rumors suggest police inquiry may follow into liquor excesses in the districts.
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EH. W. Douglas
Winthrop, Mass
Board of Selectmen
J. Miskilly
Engineer Board
Winthrop
Joseph Carden
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Selectmen
Mahoney
Hose
Hoseman
Sawyer
Well
Carden
Engineers’ Board
Hoseman Sawyer
Douglas
Fire Department
Police
Fire officials challenged over New Year alcohol in engine house
Citizens questioned the Winthrop engine house chief about reports on fires and alcohol in the New Year event. Fire marshal Morrison testified reports were filed properly. Accusations of drunkenness and missing register pages were disputed amid tense cross examination among board members.
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Ted
Weil
Morrison
Winthrop Department
Cardin
Hamilton
Edward Douglas
Carden
Engineers
Nook Hill Tablet Dedicated at Lawrence School
The bronze memorial tablet on Nook Hill at Lawrence School in South Boston was dedicated yesterday after afternoon exercises led by Amos Leonard. Students sang patriotic airs and recited three declamations as Major Frank H. Briges of the Sons of the Revolution spoke on Continental Army actions that led to Boston’s evacuation in 1776.
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Lawrence School
B and
Third Streets
Boston
Sons of the Revolution
Nook Hill
Howe
Amos. Leonard
Jennie
Bailey
James. J. Flynn
Matthew V. Callahan
Frank H. Briges
Mssachusetts “Association
Sons of the Reveolution
Continental Army
J. Carlton Nichole
Boston School Committee
Thomas Hills
The
South Boston Savings Bank
Peninsular
Court rules on copyright of newspaper cuts
United States Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the copyright claim for newspaper cuts in a suit by James Gordon Bennett publisher of the New York Herald against the Boston Traveler. The decision affirmed lower court findings that individual cuts are independently protected.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
Syesiae
Boston Traveler
United States District Court
Lowell
Court of Appeals
New York
William
Willie
Mastep Traveler
New Yor Herald
Boston Paper
Independent candidates emerge after Brookline caucus
Brookline residents wake to talk of Thursday caucus results. Luther M. Merrill, defeated by William H. Manus by sixteen votes, plans independent runs. Arthur Williams confirms filing for assessorship. Bowker and Nash have not decided on entering the race.
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Brookline
Luther M. Merrill
Old Board
William H.manus
Arthur Williams
Illiams
Messrs
Bowker
Nash
RAPID TRANSIT OFFER FOR MAILS IN BOSON
The Boston Pneumatic Transit Company proposes to carry mail between the central post office and South station via pneumatic tubes for 35000 dollars per year and between the central post office and Back Bay station for 30000 dollars per year. The plan estimates a ten percent return on the investment.
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Pneumatic Company
South Station
Back Bay
Boston Pneumatic Transit Company
Central Post Office
North Station
Bank receivership notes rapid shareholder payments
Receiver Daniel G Wing reports stockholders of Globe National Bank quickly meeting the 100 percent assessment. By yesterday morning he had collected 20000 in assessments, over half the total. two months remain for settlement.
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Daniel G. Wing
Globe National Bank
Roseville A A bowling team heads to Boston for return match
Carruth leads by two games while Boylston sits third as the Roseville A A team travels to Exeter street alleys for a return match with the B A A rollers tonight. The team aims to reverse a New York defeat and attend Mechanics Hall schoolboys games this afternoon.
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Carruth
Boylston
Roseville
A. A
Boston
Exeter Street
New York
Mechanics’ Hall
Rogers Denies Cooley Offered for 1000 by Philadelphia
Philadelphia official John S. Rogers disputes Buck Ewing’s claim that Cooley was offered to New York for 1000. He says Cooley was never priced at 1000, that no such offer occurred, and outlines past negotiations and proposed sales to Louisville and New York with higher figures. He notes Cooley played last season and trained while with Philadelphia and cites prior exchanges over Magee and Morgan Murphy.
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Philadelphia
Penn
John S. Rogers
Philadelphia Baseball Club
Ead
Buck’’ Ewing
Rogers
Cooley
New York
Exchange Cooley
Dreyfuss
Louisville
Magee
City League pins drama reshapes standings after last night
Boylston swept Meyers in Cambridge to climb to third place. Carruth dropped a game to Murray and Irwin, narrowing its lead to two games. McCarthy moved three straight wins from Roxbury. Scores follow.
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Boylston
Meyers
Cambridge
Carruth
Murray & Irwin
McCarthy Rollers
Roxbury
Cambridge and Dover to clash at Institute arena tonight
The Cambridge Institute basketball team will host Dover Athletic Association of Lowell in a campus game this evening at Wardrop Hall. Harvard Yale race details include a water rights clash with a closed bridge to avoid boat interference. Wardop remarks on Bernard Nichols defeat relate to new conditions. ground under repair rules affected play on Ormonde links. Henry S. Hovey sails in Florida aboard the Cero, a 62 foot yacht built in Gloucester. University of Pennsylvania crew develops a faster varsity squad under Bilis Ward.
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Cambridge Institute
Dover Athletic Association
Lowell
Institute
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Washington
War Department
Harvard
Yale
Wardop
Bernard Nichols
Nichols
Ormonde Links
Vardon
Henry S. Hovey
Eastern Yacht Club
Cruisi
Florida
Gloucester
Bilis Ward
University of Pennsylvania
Revere Yacht Club Holds Fourth Annual Ball in Leachmont
The Revere Yacht Club held its fourth annual ball last night in Parker Hall Leachmont with about 300 attendees. George H. Littlefield led the floor with assistants Wynne and a corps of aids. The grand march was led by Commodore and Mrs Charles F.B. Gill. Dancing continued until 2 o clock.
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The
Revere Yacht Club
Parker Hall
Leachmont
George H. Littlefield
Emas Wynne
Charles FB. Gill
Blanchard Child Dies in Quincy March 14
Benjamin Louis Blanchard aged 3 years 7 months 29 days, youngest son of Benjamin B. and Elizabeth A. Blanchard, died in Quincy on March 14. Funeral arrangements not listed.
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Blanchard
Quincy
Mase
Benjamin Louis
Benjamin B
Elizabeth A. Blanchard
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Boston Latin
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Somerville High
Atay; Speek Nee Ay
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Leland H
Vermont & Mass
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A. M
Chief Mahaney
Winthrop Fire Department
Omega Oil
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D. Tohsson
Boyiston
Ats
Hale
Eastern College OF Painless Dentistry
Temple Place
Washington St
Methyl Dental CO
Pitts-Kimball Co
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Hayward
Sons of Revolution
Lawrence Schoolboys
GLOBE
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Hiladelphia Magnate
Ewing
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Sox
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HH Norton
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Sessler
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T'lseeeerer
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World OF Sport
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Himes
Washington &T., Cor. Lagrange
White Dental Parlors
BR. H. White Co. Lawies
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M. D
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Metropolitan Building Cleaning Co
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Haymarket
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