Smith Wins After Lavigne Intervenes To Save Brother
In San Francisco on March 10 Billy Ta Vigne brother of Kid Lavishe leapt into the ring in round 11 to prevent a knockout. Referee McDonald awarded the decision to Smith after Lavigne's interference violated rules. Smith and Lavigne traded blows with Lavigne drawing blood in round 13 and 14 before the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Billy Ta_ Vigne
Kid Lavishe
Smith-Lavigne
McDonald
Smith
Billy Lavigne
George
Jim McDonald
Lavigne
Aleck Greggains
Tim McGrath
Billy Hennessy
Wild Ce
Teddy Alexander
Irish Names In Prize Ring Recalled In Buffalo Incident
Sporting gossip recounts a Buffalo scene where German and Jewish boxers adopting Irish names sparked a debate. George Garner, Jimmy Collins, Cham berlain and others debated nationalities and records, ending with a staged bet to expose Irish-name deception and the possibility of a German named Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
Collins
Big
Chamberlain
Boston
Peorte
Garner
Beaneaters
Callins
Jimmie Collins
Jimm
Schulz Garner
Fox
Colin
Buffalo
Trish
Flor
George Garner
Boston Traveler
Jimmy Collins
Ht Chamberlain
Mullen
New York
O'Meara
Imperials
Florist
Lim
Aston
Schultz
Sammy Callahan
Colj
Japan to fund iron foundry project in Fukuoka
A Washington dispatch reports Japan plans a large iron and steel venture. The government has approved a fund totaling 19,202,000 yen about 9.6 million dollars for a government iron foundry in Fukuoka prefecture, to be raised from indemnity bonds and loans. The effort follows initial 4,000,000 yen support and increases through Diet approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Tribune
Washington
Gowey
Yokohama
State Department
Japan Times
Fukuoka
Diet
Transports Sail for the South
New York March 11 Two government transports sail today one for San Juan Ponce and Santiago the other for Havana The Buford departs from Pier 27 Brooklyn to the former ports while the Meade carries stores a few recruits and likely Paymaster Carey with 25 000 000 to pay Cuban troops The Logan may stay until Thursday for minor repairs and will sail to Nuevitas Havana to receive returning regiments before bringing them to Newport News The Logan will then be remodeled to resemble the Grant and the Sherman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Juan
Ponce
Santiago
Havana
Buford
Brooklyn
Logan
Meade
Carey
Thursda
Nuevitas
Newport News
Grant
Sherman
Railway Progress And The Young Institution
The article notes how new the railway institution is and its rapid growth. It states that only about 0 years have passed since the first railway was completed and that 400,000 miles have been built in that period.
Partnership certificate and bankruptcy notice from 1899
A Montana partnership certificate for Schonsberg and Mengon lists Celeste Schonsberg and John Mengon as members with Walkerville addresses. Also a U S District Court bankruptcy notice for Crowley and Holland, with an April 3 1899 hearing in Helena, plus a Montana Placer Mining Co stock assessment notice demanding payment by April 1 1899 and sale of delinquent shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schonsberg & Mengon
West
Daly Street
Walkerville
Silverzo County
Montana
Schonsberg
Silver Bow
John W. Cotter
Silver Bow County
Celeste Schonsberg
John Mengum
District Court OF the United States
District of Montana
Quin M. Crowley
Steve M. Holland
Crowley & Holland
Iy Jom
Bank Tuntey
Ple Herel
Gt Joseph & Openheimer
Finetason Grocery Co
Royal Milling Co
S. Hirsch & Co
Quin Si. Crowley
Copartners
Crowley @ Holland
David Meiklejohn
Sierein
Henry C. Magne
Inter Mountain
Butte
Hiram Knowles
Helena
Geo. W. Sproule
Mk Smass
J. R. McCrackin
East Broadway Street
McCrackin
Montana Placer Mining Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
National Sporting Club
London
England
Lading Sporting Organization
Aor
Atlantic
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York State
Railway Progress
Lonsdale
Canton
Zephyr
Halyrods
Men's Sox
Brainerd & Armstrong
TeeaiAr Pelee
Bart
Eve
Diess Bon
Park Street
Iwitiskk
Ile, Aly
Dr. Wix
Timond Brerd
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