American interest rises in first class yacht racing
London February reports link Karlad’s sale to Sir James Pender with a flurry of American participation. Kenneth Clark with White Heather and Robert Young with Nicholson racer may face Sir James’s team on level terms. Navahoe’s sale shifts to a clash with Karlad while Sybarita under Bevis remains a key rival. Gould Brokaw plans to bring figbarita to Britain to duel with Navahoe or Sybarita.
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London
Karlad
James Pender
Kenneth Clark
Myles 5
Kennedy
Robert Young
James
White Heather
Young
Watson
Navahoe
Sycamore
Gould Brokaw
Figbarita
America
Kariad
Sybarita
Mediterranean
Cutter
Yaw
Bevis
England
Myles
Riviera
Charlea Barr
Abe Hummel Bail Pending New Trial After Perjury Conviction
New York lawyer Abraham Hummel, convicted of subornation of perjury, is released on bail while awaiting proceedings for a new trial. For years he was a prominent figure in local theatres as a key first-nighter and appeared at a recent premiere with his characteristic debonair demeanor.
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Abe” Hummel
New York
Springfield Central league franchise on verge of quitting
Springfield Central league club directors face a $4000 debt, weak prospects for Sunday games, and new labor disputes over a non union park contract. Ex mayor W B Burnett, former manager, confirms readiness to quit as talks urged the franchise to continue only reluctantly.
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Springfield
Youngstown
Aepecia
Springfield Central League Baseball Club
Gabor Assembly
T Am
W B Burnett
Referee dispute for Neil Tenny bout ends in potential Roche decision
San Francisco February 27 Jim Neil and Morris Levy failed to agree on a referee for the Neil versus Tenny fight at Mechanics Pavilion next Wednesday. Eddie Graney was proposed and rejected amid scheduling issues, and Big Roche drew Neil's support before Levy objected, creating a deadlock. The articles require a referee if no choice is named a week before the bout, and Billy Richo is likely to be appointed. Both fighters were reported in poor training condition.
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San Francisco
Jim Neil
Frankie
Morris Levy
Harry Tenny
Jimmy Cofforth
Neil-Tenny
Mechanics’ Pavillion
Eddie Graney
Jimi Neil
Graney
Horseshoer
Oght Trust
Big Roche
Neil
Bowery Boy
Levy
Billy Richo
Alive Nolan to Santa Cruz burial confusion uncovered
Santa Cruz February 27 A man believed dead in Newman has turned up alive in Merced. Frank Nolan son of Mrs Nolan of this city was buried under the wrong name after a pneumonia death scare involving another son James Nolan. The body was sent to Holy Cross cemetery, while the real Frank Nolan had been away four years.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Frank Nolan
Newman
Nolan
Holy Cross
Merced
Mrallen Nolan
Inlaw
Ralph Miller
Jacob Blum
James Nolan
Blum
John
San Francisco
James
Burns Beats Hart to Claim Heavyweight Title in LA Bout
Tommy Burns of Chicago outpointed Marvin Hart over twenty rounds at the Pacific Athletic Club pavilion in Los Angeles. Burns dominated the scoring, opening cuts and nosebleeds for Hart while Hart failed to land cleanly and fought to rough Burn’s attack as Burns widened the lead in later rounds. Hart weighed about 129.5 pounds to Burns’ 175. Jack Sullivan served as Burns’ chief second as betting favored Hart at 2 to 1 and even money on Hart to win within ten rounds.
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Marvin Hart
Tommy Burns
Chicago
Burns
Hart
Pacific Athletic Club Pavilion
Los Angeles
Byrne
Tommy Ryan
Oponent
Bariro
Avery
Opportunities Ignored in Export Shoe Trade Warned
Hrolf Wisby of Public Opinion laments missed chances for American shoe exports. He recalls interviewing Boston to Lynn manufacturers in 1897 who failed to foresee a growing foreign market. He cites Copenhagen as ripe for American shoe stores and urges standard styles, annual updates avoided, proposing a potential 100,000 pairs yearly at $3.50.
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Hrolf Wisby
Boston
Lynn
Copenhagen
Aub
Scandinavia
Finland
Russia
Ivery
Orient
Holy City
Japan
India
Connecticut
Evelyn Amos and Col Ashmore Meet in Lausanne Garden
In a Lausanne garden Evelyn Amos encounters Col. Ashmore who recognizes her and recalls their past. She contemplates his charm and hints at a prior proposal refused, while Barbara Montgomery praises Ashmore’s looks and steadiness, leaving Evelyn to weigh her vanity against a possible reconciliation.
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Col. Ashmore
Fivelyn Antos
Barbara Montgomery
Evelyn
Barbere
Evelyn Amon
Barbara
Ostace Ashzhore
Tam
Mins Amos
Lausanne
Eustace Ashwoore
Recalled Tales At A Hotel Dinner Party
At Evianes Bains hotel a social circle gathers as Evelyn Amos and Herman Norton discuss art and love. Barbara reappears, joy meets surprise, while Colonel Ashmore guides the scene. Paderewski is famed for clever poker, recounting a night where a host’s table wins reach five thousand dollars, ending near dawn.
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Evelyn
London
Barbera
Watts
Herman Norton
Wong
Cward
Col
Ashmore
Phlit
Wughed
Herman
Aelieve ‘Col
Hvelyn
Aketeh
Evianes Bains
Dar
Chillon
Steet
Hermax Norton
Zinstaos
Wally Barbara
Mustaco
Col. Ashmore
Barbara
Lismoar
Myelyn
Hermes Norton
Paderewski
Boston
Eins Wan
Mme
Strest Billionaire
Pederowski
Paderewaki
Euy ‘Robt
Spring Without Roses In a World of Love and Light
A fragment from a poem laments life without love, color, and music. It contrasts spring’s beauty with a lackluster existence, mentioning violets, roses, and the idea that life without a mighty love is dull. The voice reflects on time, aging, and moral guidance.
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Violeta
J. Foden
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