Bradley Recovers After Ring Beating In Boston Bout
Fred Bradley the heavyweight from Boston was knocked unconscious in the West End A C bout with Al Kubiak in Philadelphia. He showed rapid improvement at Presbyterian Hospital after 12 hours of unconsciousness and temporary brain concussion. Referee Jack O'Brien and all principals were released on lighter bail though Kubiak remains held.
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Philadelphia
Fred Bradley
Boston
West End
A. C
al Kubiak
Michigan
Jack O’brien
Presbyterian Hospital
Bradley
Kubiak
Seniors Defeat Sophomores 21 to 6 in Harvard Interclass Showdown
The Harvard interclass football game at Soldiers Field ended with the seniors beating the sophomores 21 to 6. Hoffman and Cate starred for the seniors, with Cate shining on forward passes and onside kicks. Foster and Voshell stood out for the 1911 eleven as well.
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Soldiers Field
Hoffman
Cate
Foster
Voshell
Pepe
Ewan Tieh
Ieee Opera
R. T
Webber Bowen
Hss
Cis
Ponce Lo Bsac
Sailor Burke Wins Decision In 12 Round Bout At Armory A A
Sailor Burke of New York defeated Joe Thomas of California by decision after a hard 12 round contest at the Armory A A. Burke dominated with aggression from the opening bell, driving Thomas to clinches and wearing him down though both fighters were not in peak condition. In preliminary bouts Tommy Rawson beat Young Clark in eight rounds and Billy Rolfe defeated Tom Sawyer in the same distance.
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Sailor Burke
New York
Joe Thomas
California
Armory
A. A
Burke
Jack Sheehan
Thomas
Tommy Sullivan
Honey Mellody
Chelsea
New Yorker
Tommy Rawson
East Boston
Young Clark
Lawrence
Billy Rolfe
South Boston
Tom Sawyer
Rockland
Racing At Charles River Speedway Metropolitan Driving Club
Six double span races highlight afternoon program at Brighton track. Notable pairings include Tom Fair with Jim Ferry in Class A, Colbair with Go See in Class B, My Star with Febuian W in Class D, and Belle King with Billy Ross in Class C. Fast times listed for each pair with several near one minute marks.
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Charles River Speedway
Brighton
Metropolitan
Tom Fair
Jim Ferry
Doddie Kay
Talper
B. m
Furbush
Colbair
B. G
Go See
Bean
Red Echo
Wildwind
Coakley
Carl C.D
Susie Bsr
My Star
Febuian W
RCN Eee
Tg Ag
C. G
Reliance
Ch. G
J. Furbush
Belle King
Billy Ross
Merrill
Princeton Captain Dillon Weds New Jersey Society Girl
Ed Dillon Princeton football captain married Miss Emily Leidy of Nutley New Jersey in a secret Feb 29 ceremony. The news surprised Dillon’s Boston Lawrence relatives who learned of the union after the Princeton Yale game.
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Boston
Swawrence
Ed Dillon
Princeton
New Jersey
Emily Leidy
Dillon
Miss Leidy
Warriors of the
Black and Yellow
Lawrence
Highland Lane
Nutley
Leidy
New York
Jersey
Yale
Edward A. Dillon
Newark
Pawtucket Edges Brockton In Overtime Polo Clash
Pawtucket defeated Brockton 5 to 4 in overtime at Pawtucket Rhode Island. Cameron secured the win after 19 seconds of extra play with a back shot goal as the game stayed close throughout with Brockton tying the score near the end of the third period.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Brockton
Cameron
Jason
Mercer Wiley
COIR
Gies
Miller Cameron
Doherty Anno
South End Boys Plan Modern Electric Racing Auto
Charles Kelley and Thomas Flanigan, both 16, aim to build an electric racing car. They seek help via the Post after outlining a light oak framed body on a steel chassis powered by 75 five volt storage batteries.
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South End
Charles Kelley
Thomas Flanigan
Tommy
Willie
Post
Charlie Kelley
Village Street
Tommy Flanigan
Franklin Union
May Field for School Committee Nominations
Robert Woods and Joseph Lee seek both Republican and Democratic nominations for the school committee with backing from the Public School Association and Good Government Association. Democratic opposition includes Joseph Sheehan. Republicans consider Frank Vogel and Leon M. Abbot. Julia Duff may run as an independent if she joins the race.
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Robert Woods
Joseph Lee
Public School Association
Good Government Association
Joseph Sheehan
Ward
Frank Vogel
Leon M. Abbot
Bates
Julia Duff
Interview with William II Dominates Tokyo News
In Tokyo on February 24 officials and papers discuss a widely published interview with Emperor William. The press largely believes the quotes are accurate while some newspapers mock the statements.
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Tokio
Mov
William
Recount Yields Ties and Shifts in Ward 23 Politics
After the recount at Fanueil Hall the Board of Election Commissioners reports a tie in Ward 23 for the third Republican councilmanic nomination between Leon F. Andrews and George M. Brown with 209 votes each. The Democratic Keating city convention ticket wins Ward 23 overall. Ward 24 sees Thomas I. Campbell replace James H. Hensworth on the Reilly ticket with 745 to 729 votes. The Ward 24 Democratic ticket splits with a machine lead by John J. Hoar and five tied for three places. James J. McInerney retains his Ward 19 seat. John J. Quinn takes the recount slot from Michael J. Reddish.
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Faneuil Hall
Board of Election Commissioners
Republican Councilmanic
Leon F. Andrews
George M. Brown
Republican Ward Committee
Keating City
Thomas I. Campbell
Reilly Ward Committee
James HE. Hensworth
Campbell
Ward
Machine
John J. Hoar
James J. McInerney
Florence J. Driscoll
John J. Quinn
Michael J. Reddish
Abruzzi Ruby Ring Sent to New York Appraiser
The Duke of the Abruzzi gift ring, a likely Italian royal heirloom, moved from Pittsburg to George Wanamaker in New York for appraisal. When valued at five thousand dollars, 60 percent duty would push total to five thousand five hundred, which the Elkins family refuses to pay, calling the arrangement queer.
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NW York
New York
Europe
Elkins
Abruzzi
Chambers Seek 2 Cent Postage Between Germany and U S
German chambers of commerce petition the imperial posts secretary for a two cent rate to the United States, similar to the existing rate between England and the U S, as reported from Berlin on November 24.
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Berlin
Germany
Imperial Secretary of Posts
United States
England
Reed Knocked Out by Mango in Star bout at Long Acre Club
Frankie Mango stopped Jimmy Reed in the fifth round at the Long Acre A. C. star bout. In the semi windup Johnny Sullivan and Young B Tiley battled to a 6 round split decision.
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New York
Frankie Mango
Jimmy Reed
Long Acre A. C
Dreamland
Johnny Sullivan
Young B Tiley
Scarlet Fever Closes Nantucket Schools
Nantucket School Board ordered island schools closed after several light form scarlet fever cases were found among students. Local health officials reported no severe illness.
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Nantucket
Indian runner Tom Longboet to wed Miss L Mirack on Dec 30
Toronto report states noted Indian athlete Tom Longboet will marry Miss L Mirack of the Deseronto Indian reserve on December 30. The ceremony is set in Toronto with both families listed as participants and the union seen as a notable cross community event.
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Toronto
Tom Longboet
L. Mirack
Deseronto Indian Reserve
Frigate St. Mary's Falls Burned By Torch at Point of Pines
The old wooden frigate St. Mary's Falls, once the fastest in the U S Navy, will be destroyed by fire this morning. Built for the Mexican War, she later served to suppress the slave trade and as a Civil War era receiving ship. Recently sold to Thomas Butler & Co for hull metals valued around $4000.
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St. Mary’s
Point of
Pines
Revere
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Board of Education of
New York
Thomas Butler & Co
Point OF Pines
Rockefeller Puts His Surplus Into Railroads
Rockefeller testified he held most Standard Oil bonds and only small stock in some railroads. He owned 256,854 shares of Standard Oil of New Jersey in 1899, worth about 170.7 million at current prices, and said the company needed to loan large sums as banks could not always supply funds. Archbold, as Standard vice president, detailed oil production, pipelines, mileage growth, and storage, noting 85 million barrels stored awaiting use and that demand often lagged behind supply.
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Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Standard Oil
John DD. Archbold
Standard
Archbold
Kellogg
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of
Standard Oil Trust
The
William
Wall Street
Mid-Continent
Seaboard
Mr. Rosenthal
Minuet to Be Feature at St Stephen's Reunion
The St Stephen's Catholic Church reunion in St Johns Hall Moon Street tonight features a reception and promenade concert with clergy, a 9 o'clock minuet for hundreds of couples, grand dancing afterward, and officials including Hon Henry S Fitzgerald and marshals Timothy Murphy Martin Ryder John O'Hare and John O'Neil.
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St. Stephen's Catholic Church
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
Foor
Henry S. Fitzgerald
Timothy J. Murphy
Martin F. Ryder
John J. O'Hare
John J. O'Neil
Steamer Admiral Sampson Sold to Alaska Pacific Company
The steamer Admiral Sampson sold today to the Alaska Pacific Company. She will depart Philadelphia for the Pacific coast tomorrow and has long been chartered by United Fruit Company operating between Jamaica and Boston.
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New York
Admiral Sampson
Alaska Pacific Company
Pacific Coast
Philadelphia
United Fruit Company
Jamaica
Boston
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Sunday Post
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