Five Other Contests At Atlantic Yacht Club Boxing Meet
Lawler sent McMahon to the ropes in the second round as six bouts drew keen Boston club crowds. Sullivan beat Tutt in bantams. Sax topped Cummins despite arm injury. Doran and Shannon drew. McMahon fell to Lawler. Anderson drew Tyson. Ferguson edged Fogarty in five rounds. Captain Daly hosted. Sears refereed.
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Boston
Atlantic Yacht Club
Young Sullivan
Sullven
Ullivan
Oung Sax
Lew Cummins
Cummins
Dan Doran
Quincy
Mike Shannon
Worcester
Jack Juawler
Johnnie McMahon
McMahon
Lawler
Deve Anderson
Newton
Frank Tyson
Fast Beaton
Anderson
Tyson
Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
Tim Fogarty
E. Me
Erguson
Bill Daly
Mike Sears
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Harvard Opens Practice Season With Scrimmage At Soldiers Field
Harvard baseball and track squads began practice on Soldiers Field with cage work for batters and outdoor drills. Captain Reid assesses players as six point winners sit out. Prouty clears 10 feet in vaults while Barnes targets 10 feet 8 inches. Training launch performs reliably after earlier cylinder head issues.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Reid
Garvard
Lathrop
C. N. Prouty
Prouty
Sharkey Stops Conroy In Third Round
Tom Sharkey knocked out Stockings Conroy of Troy in the third round at Broate Hall Baltimore. The Eureka A. C. event featured a ten round bout earlier, but Sharkey defeated Conroy with a decisive left jaw punch.
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Baltimore
Tom Sharkey
Conroy
Troy
N. Y
Broate Hall
Eureka A. C
Sharkey Conroy
Boxing Gossip and O'Rourke Plans for O'Brien
Rob Roy reports on Tom O Rourke maneuvers to control boxing in New York and the move to place Jack O'Brien under new management after Sept 1. He notes potential matches with Frank Erne at Coney Island and talks with Nutmeg A C Hartford plans. Also mentions Sam Fitzpatrick, Harris, McGovern, Walcott opponent Andy Walsh, and ongoing boxing interest in Boston.
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New York
Tom O’rourke
Tom
Jack O’brien
O’brien
Ugherty
Amga
Dougherty
O’rourke
Frank Erne
Coney Island
Connecticut
Ipncesr
Billy Crowley
Nutmeg A. C
Hartford
O’ Rourke
Nutmeg Club
Rourke
Hercules A. C
Brooklyn
Sam Fitzpatrick
Haris
Harris Eular
Terry McGovern
Harris
Cnampeneo
Charley White
Post
McGovern
Boston
The
Stradgers
Andy Walsh
Joe Walcott
Broadway A. C
Sunday Post
Billy Gardner
Sane Oy
Jack Fraser
George Bahmert
Ortland
Fraser
George Gardner
Billy
Dave Leahey
Billy Hill
Martin Mulvihill
Leahey
Iis Jeffries
Jim Corbett
John J. Hayes
Bliff Hurley
Jerry Crouchey
Shiner Grobee
Frank A
Gary Boston
Martin Flah
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Yale and Tufts Baseball Meet on Newavea Diamond Next Wednesday
The Yale and Tufts baseball teams will face off on the Newavea diamond next Wednesday. Reports say Pink Hawley and Selbach will be turned over to New York for cash, not in exchange for Rusie. Reitz has been offered to many clubs but not accepted, while Al Smith trains at first base.
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Yale
Tufts
Newavea
Pink Hawley
Selbach
New York
Rusie
Dreyfuss
Reitz
Milwaukee
al Smith
Hanlon
Jennings
Smith
Stanley Robison
St. Louis
McGraw
Robinson
Souis
Chicago
Clarke Griffith
Charley Dexter
Alaska
Billy Earle
Cincinnati
Earle
Ainee Ne Ees
Bicyclenotes map plans for L A W division events
Reports from a general committee meeting discuss a Massachusetts L A W run from the eastern part of the state to Lexington and Concord and spring and midsummer meets. Jimmy Michael intends to return to racing and may enlist Sgudley Marks for management. Montreal track efforts pair him with Harry Gibson for May 2% with possible rematches by Charley Miller.
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Massachusetts
L. A. W. Wer
Genera Committee
Perkins
Lexington
Concord
Jimmy Michael
Sgudley Marks
Marks
Michael Haseen
Queen’s Park Track
Montreal
Aie
Harry Gibson
Gibson
Charley Miller
Michael
Code
Eddie
NCGA
R. F. Kelsey
New England District Board of Control
William W. Windle
Advent Christian Conference
Worcester County
Windle
Harry Filkes
Berlin
Nthur Ross
Edward Taylor
Emil Bouhours
A. E. Walters
England
Kercher
Germany
Elkes
Touloyne
New Nouns
Owen Kimble
Otto Maye
Bald
McFarland
Stevens
Downing
Freeman
Louisville
Ibson
Bowler
Newngland
Ada
Miller
Nelson
Massachusetts Bicycle Club Annual Banquet Highlights
Fifty five members gathered at the United States Hotel for the Massachusetts Bicycle Club annual banquet. President Frank B. Lawrence presided as toastmaster and remarks covered club social life, with W. Adams praising the winter's activities. Speakers included D. Safford Ira Hep Perry Elmer W. Smith and others. music featured Miss Sedotsane on piano.
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Massachusetts Bicycle Club
United States
Frank B. Lawrence
Gmbers
Eckoutined
Lexington
Concord
W. Adams
D. Safford
Ira Herperry
Elmer W.wmith
H. Nort
Righte
A. Ll. Chase
Plano
Cycle Club Triumph In Close Relay Meet
The Cycle Club edged rivals in a tense session at PT Gandia. Team members Crassent and Calgo led the relay as they counted a narrow two point margin for the win.
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Armn
PT Gandia
Charles
C.algo
Spurr Cars Wason Cra Aca A Late Ree Mate Boats
Readable fragments describe car or boat listings with unclear wording and numbers. The item mentions Spurr cars and Wason Cra Aca along with late ree mate boats and a 578 figure, lacking coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurr Cars
Ree
Atlantic City to Host First Annual Spring Golf Tourney
More than 100 starters are expected at the Atlantic City Country Club Northfield links during the week of April 27. Leading USGA club members will attend the event, with entries from Herbert M. Harriman Findlay Douglass Charles Travell Oakley Wateown, and Harry Vardon among noted names. The Lakewood contingent will participate as well.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Atlantic City Country Club
Northfield Links
United States Golf Association
Herbert M. Harriman
Gar
den City
Findlay
Douglass
Fairfield County Club
Charles I. Travelll
Oakley Country Club
Wateown
Lakewood
Harry Vardon
England
Flere
Copeland Promotes Inter Oceanic Railroad Vision
George M. Copeland presents a plan for an elevated inter oceanic railroad of about thirty miles to connect Taunton Weymouth and Boston. The system uses a twelve rail layout with hydraulically supported car cradles to float vessels onto tracks. Copeland claims twelve mph speed and 14 000 ton capacity for large boats.
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Brockton
George M. Copeland
Taunton
Weymouth
Boston
Cape Cod
Copeland
Boston Harbor
Brookline Town Election Sets Record Ballot Victory
Voters turnout reached 258 as Brookline re elected the old School Board slate. Edith C. Ker led the new candidates with the largest vote in her race. several posts including moderator town clerk and treasurer were filled by existing officeholders and familiar names.
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Brookline
Messrs
Decrece James
James M. Codmar Jr
William P. Humprey
Nathanel Conant
Luther Merrill
Edith C. Ker
Rufus G. F. Canslage
Edward W. Baker
James M. Codman, Jr
Nathaniel Conant
William F. Wumphrey
Gruce James
Luther M. Merrill
George Worthiey
Bates
Charles A. Bowditch
Gardner
Brooks
George Rogers Water -Board
Oscar B. Mowry
Desmond FitzGerald
James H. Bowditch
William Stearns
Edward W. B. Thompson
Rufus G. F. Candage
Cheries H. Stearns
Thomas H. Tal
Edith C. Baker
J. Emory Hoar
Joseph Walker
Public Library
William H. Lyon
N. D. North
Edward Stanwood
Leonard K. Storrs
Walnut Hills Cemetery
Charles H. Delano
Willard Y. Gross
Joseph BD. Connor
John EB. Gunn
Willard ¥. Gross
Albert
Laundry Heist in Haverhill Nets Six Suspects
Chin Don, a Lafayette square laundry operator, was robbed of 40 dollars when three men and three women abducted him and ransacked the back room. Tintype clues and arrests of a mixed group from Haverhill and neighboring cities followed as investigators probed inconsistent stories while money and a tin type surfaced in the case.
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Haverhill
Chin Don
Lafayette Square
Ates
Auadry
Hin
Chin
Douglass
Burke
Hanscom
Abel Stone
Eranscem
Fae
Se Foundry
O’neil
Joseph O'Neil
Joseph Murphy
Laura Gray
Boston
Mary Billodeau
Lawrence
Mabel Stone
Motor Notes Track Race Delays As Police Halt Timed Runs
Albert Champion made slow progress from Cambridge to Waltham as police in plain clothes, uniform, and on horseback halted him at many corners. The incident delayed the planned race setup with Kenneth Piner and Brinner, while Haglan motor cyclist C G Wridgway plans a permanent move here. A new speed record was set at 42 mph for a motor bicycle, not a car, with over 60 mph noted for shorter runs by Gift.
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Albert Champion
Cambridge
Walthampeter
Bri
Walth
Chaffeur
Brinner
Kenneth Piner
Boston
C. G. Wridgway
Neus Town
Pac Ph
Poona
D Gift
Naval Men Dined at American House in Boston Event
Forty companions of the Massachusetts Commandery Naval Order of the United States gathered at the American House last night. Rear Admiral George H. Belknap presided and Captain W. H. Jaques delivered the address on Armor Its Manufacture and Its Use, illustrated by concurrent views.
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Massachusetts
Naval Order of the United States
American House
George H. Belknap
United States Navy
W. H. Jaques
Pennis
Col Charles Spring Dead Former Plymouth County Deputy Sheriff
Colonel Charles Spring 74 died at his Hingham home after an 18 month illness of asthma and heart failure. A longtime deputy sheriff of Plymouth County he was born in Saco Maine.
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Charles Spring
Plymouth County
Hingham
Colonel Spring
Saco
Lobster Size Law Maintains Current Nine Inch Standard
The committee on fisheries and game, after a hearing on whether lobsters should be nine inches instead of ten and a half, reported against any change in the law, concluding lobsters are already short enough.
Fencing Exhibition and Sailor Music At Copley Hall
April 10 at Copley Hall features fencing exhibition musical numbers and drill from Roxbury Latin School classes. Spotlight bout between Professors Seaholm and Fourpon plus participants like George Fox F Heers Miss Brady and Gregoire Henri EF Genoud. Also Canoe Club meetings planned for regatta prep.
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Copley Hall
Seaholm
Fourpon
George Fox
F. ©. Heers
Miss Brady
Gregoire Henri EF. Genoud
Roxbury Latin School
Innoton Canoe Club
Woburn
Medford Canoe Club
Medford
Harvard
Newtons
Newne Ce
Joseph Hartman
University City
Office of the Post
Local firm faces revocation after internal review
A local company, Lag 0 OM eee Co., based in Leverone, underwent an internal dehanor and air squad investigation. The police revoked its license, citing breaches found during a first agee leaks inspection after several years of operation.
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Cabal Oension
Air Squad
OM Eee Co
Leverone
Scott pressures Youtsey to reveal Goebel plot in Kentucky affair
Kentucky article describes James Andrew Scott urging Youtsey to confess and target the Republican party. Detectives pursue leads after the Goebel assassination case as Dick Coombs is arrested in Bettyville for being an accessory. Governor Taylor attends his sister’s funeral amid ongoing investigations.
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Lexington
Morning Herald
Winchester
Youtsey
Taylor
Kentucky
James Andrew Scott Pela
Reese House
N. H. Witherepran
French
Scott
Witherspoon
Udge French
Ebel
Judge French
Court of Appeals
Fallow
Dick Coomme
Bettyville
William Goebel
Frankfort
Stringent strike may end as arbitration sets date
Chicago March 29 The Record reports that striking machinists may return to work Monday if a settlement is reached by a board of arbitration. Arbitrators should be chosen tomorrow with sessions possibly starting soon, and an order may issue even before the board meets reinstating the workers.
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Chicago
United States
Board of Arbitration
Captain Deming Arrested for Court Martial
Washington March 29 Captain Deming was arrested in San Francisco pending court martial for alleged violations of the articles of war. The charge includes forgery of a clerk’s name on a pay account for 150 dollars and possible misappropriation of under 1000 dollars. General Shafter is to convene the court martial.
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Washington
War Department
Deming
San Francisco
Pacific
Manila
General Shafter
Captain Deming
Buffalo
Daly Sale Ends in New York Sees High Returns
The Augustin Daly collection sales totaled 197291 with books alone surpassing 66000. Dealers bought much of the lot while J Daly’s heirs paid over triple the value. The Upcott autograph and portrait set of 2078 autographs and 1000 portraits sold to G D Smith for 1722 and related additions for autographs and 219 Scottish celebrities fetched 760.
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New York
G. D. Smith
Hotel Cushing Hearing Proceeds on Howard Street
Police commissioners held a hearing on charges by Captain Brown against Hotel Cushing on Howard Street. Officers from divisions 11 and others testified they visited the place but saw no objectionable activity. The hearing was continued to April 10.
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Captain Brown
Squar
Cushing
Howard Street
Augusta
Waliron
Hunter
Webb
Hawker
Way
Duke of Connaught Welcomed in Cork After Ireland Tour
The Duke of Connaught, commander of the forces in Ireland, concluded his military inspection and was entertained by Cork's sheriffs. He expressed pride in receiving his new command and praised the efforts of his aides and hosts during the visit in Cork.
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Cork
Duke of Connaught
Ireland
Sheriffs of
Holy Ghost Hospital Sale Opens in Cambridgeport
The annual sale in aid of Holy Ghost Hospital for Incurables began last evening in Union and Temple halls Cambridgeport. It drew large crowds, and a substantial sum of money already raised promises a huge success for the home.
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Holy Ghost Hospital For
Union and
Temple Halls
Cambridgeport
University City
Galvin Testifies On Police Hospital Dispute
Dr. George W. Galvin surgeon in chief at Emergency Hospital testified before the aldermen police committee in City Hall. He spoke on hospital access parity in the business district as ward 23 councilman Smith had requested. Aldermen Doyle Norton and councilors Sullivan Sweeney Grant Leftovitch and Nitz listened to the session.
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George W. Galvin
Aldermen
Council
City Hall
Smith
Haymarket Square
Doyle
Norton
Sullivan
Sweeney
Grant
Leftovitch
Nitz
Simon Goldsmith Erect in Ampton Street Roxbury Named Yacht Club Commodore
Mr. Simon Goldsmith, described as erect in a handsome new ampton on Seaver streets Roxbury, is identified as commodore of the South Boston Yacht Club rather than the Boston Yacht Club.
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Simon Goldsmith
Seaver Streets
Roxbury
South
Roberts Moving to Engage Boers in Ladybrand Skirmish
The narrative notes Colonel Pilcher visited Ladybrand on March 26. A town skirmish left one force wounded with several missing. North of Modderdam on March 2 a group was wounded and three reported missing. Captain Sloane Stanley of the Sixteenth Lancers and five men were captured.
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Pilcher
Ladybrand
Les Var
Ave
Modderang
Sloane Staney
Sixteenth Lancers
Roberts Delays Report From Bloemfontein Aids Front Pause
London dispatch notes the halt near Bloemfontein is a military precaution. The Times dispatch cites re equipping of Boer forces and asserts 160 000 foreign troops have landed to aid the Boer public.
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London
Bloemfontein
Times
Rd. Roberts
Death of General Joubert Deepens War Strain
Pretoria reports General Joubert fell ill Sunday morning and died after severe abdominal inflammation. He was at his office the day before and lapsed into unconsciousness before death. His body will lie in state and be transported by special train to Rustfontein for a quiet burial without military honors. Michael Davitt has departed for Kroones stad.
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Pretoria
Joubert
Rustfontein
Wakkerstroom
Michael Davitt
Kroonestad
Maine Hospital Ship Maine Visited by Sir W Mace Cormick
Sir William Mace Cormick president of the Royal College of Surgeons returned from South Africa and described his February visit to the American hospital ship Maine. Major Cabell guided him and he praised the crew saying Tommy could obtain anything needed. The personnel equipment and devoted care were praised.
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London
William Mace Cormick
Royal College of Surgeons
South Africa
Lancet
Maine
Cabell
Tommy
Aguinaldo in disguise reportedly active in Manila
A Tacoma dispatch to the Times from March reports Captain Conradi of the transport Garonne arriving from Manila says Aguinaldo can move about in disguise almost at will.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Tacoma
Wash
Conradi
Garonne
Manila
Aguinaldo
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