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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1916

Page

5

Roosevelt Likely to Declare Candidacy Soon

Washington reports Roosevelt appears certain to pursue the presidency, with strong Republican factions hedging on Hughes and Root. The Colonel’s Washington visit boosted his status among supporters while he avoided public political comments, signaling a possible convention showdown in Chicago.

Roosevelt Ball Hughes Chicago T. R Root National Committee Justice McCall Harding Washington Senate Sherman Cummins

Brind Shop comes to Poli’s for three days

From the Palace theatre New York B A Rolfés miniature musical comedy The Brind shop returns to Poli’s tomorrow for three days Andrew Toombes and the Fashion Plates star in Léon with Lola Wentworth Basil Linn and the 16 fashion plates. The Bride Shop previously played here under that title and the production features striking costumes catchy songs and artistic dance numbers.

Palace Theatre New York B. A. Rolfé Poli Andrew Sraciabes Lola /Wentworth Basil Linn Léon

Why Are Star Boxers Dodging Geo Chaney

New York May 24 George Chaney of Baltimore is avoiding opponents as much as they avoid him. Benny Leonard passed on a Philadelphia bout claiming a South American trip. Leonard may target Welsh or White while promoter plans to promote Buenos Ayres. Welsh refused to fight Leonard in Buenos Ayres and pressed for Charley White as his opponent. White’s chances are hampered by prior lackluster showings but could fare better against a diminished Welsh.

Washington Republic Supreme Court Republicam Congress Gruch Lérests Chicago Eal Duéetidne Republican Hughes von Meyer Oyster Bay Roosevelt District Court New York Charles C. Glover Riges National Bank Syracuse William Starnes Glover McAdoo John Skelton Williams Taft Alice Nick” Longworth George Chaney Baltimore Benny Leonard Philadelphia Leonard South America Charley White Welsh Johnny Kilbane Buenos Ayres White

Forrest Cady Extends Major League Career With Red Sox

Forrest Cady, the Red Sox backstop, will begin his fifth major league year tomorrow after being sold from Newark on May 25, 1912. Once a bench warmer, he served in three World Series games last season and improved to a .278 batting average.

Forrest Cady Red Sox Sox Newark Hatcher Cady Bishop Hill Inl Forrest Monmouth Club Indianapolis Hoosiers Kewanee Ottumwe Evansville Indiana Pilot Carrigan Chester Thomas Agnew St. Louis Browns Carrigan Thomas

Sneath Competes For Head Of General Federation Of Women's Clubs

Mrs Samuel B Sneath of Ohio is among two leading candidates for the presidency of the General Federation of Women's Clubs at its thirteenth biennial session in New York The rival is Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles of California Supporters seek eastern leadership after three western presidents The election is set for May 31.

Samuel B. Sneath Ohio General Federation of Women’s Clubs New York Josiah Evans Cowles California Sneath Mississippi

American steamer sets world wireless distance record

The American steamship Ventura arriving from San Francisco reports receiving a wireless message from the station at Tuckertown New Jersey when 9 000 miles distant. The distance is described as a world's record and highlights a new wireless achievement.

Sydney S. W Ventura San Francisco Tuckertown N. J

Fiftieth anniversary of the Mace Goss Bloomer draw

The May 24 1866 heavyweight title bout between Jee Mace and Joe Goss ended after a brief exchange and a drawn first round. Both men refused to engage, folding arms as boos rose and authorities worried about interference. Goss later held the American title from 1876 to 1880. Mace defeated top heavies before touring America.

Jee Mace Joe Goss London Nat Langham Jack Lawley Mace Goss America Paddy Ryan Atlantic

Anniversaries of Ring Battles 1886 Bendigo Defeats Brassey

In 1886 Bendigo defeated Brassey in 152 rounds at Deepear Eng for 125 dollars a side. William Thompson and John Leechman were known as Bendigo and Brassey. Over 3000 watched as Bendigo showcased ring science while Brassey, irate in round 52, used bull tactics. referee awarded Bendigo the victory.

Bendigo Brassey Deepear Eng William Thompson John Leechman Bendy

Anglin Shrugged at Shrew in Melbourne Theater Move

A Melbourne manager doubted Shakespeare would draw crowds and proposed modern plays. Miss Anglin suggested The Taming of the Shrew with a note to mask authorship, recounting how the idea sparked horror and humor as audiences learned the playwright’s name.

Margaret Anglin Viola Katharine Shake Spearean Melbourne Australia Mnicern Miss Anglin Despoiir Amy Ieee Simmortal Bard American Magazine

De Verde Poet Remembered In Philadelphia Bulletin

A fragment notes De Verde the poet as a former newsroom helper who emptied waste baskets as a boy and now fills them up, signaling a reflection on his career and craft as reported by the Philadelphia Bulletin.

Philadelphia Bulletin

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