Walcott Smashes Choynski In Seven Rounds
Joe Walcott, the welterweight champion, defeated California heavyweight Joe Choynski in a bout at the Broadway Athletic Club in New York. Walcott, 25 pounds lighter, pummeled his larger opponent through six rounds and forced the referee to stop the fight in the seventh. The odds had Choynski as a 3 to 1 favorite, with dramatic bets placed before the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wal‘cott
Joe Choynski
California
al Smith
Tom’ O'Rourke
Cheynski
New York
Browiway Athletic Club
Choynski
Barbadoes
Walcott Beats Choynski In Brutal Seven Round Brawl
Walcott and Choynski traded heavy blows from the bell, with Walcott flooring Choynski in the first round and again in the seventh. The Californian pressed early but Walcott dominated rounds three through five. In the seventh, after a flurry, Choynski was sent to the floor and the referee halted the bout after 68 seconds of the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcott
Californan
Iefleor
Choyneki
Choynski
Walecott
Xir
Chocynski
Walesii
Oneidas and Apollos split three hard fought games on Friday
Friday night on Turner alleys the Oneidas beat the Apollos in the first two games while the Apollos won the third. Nonpareils defeated Centrals on Marion alleys. Scores show strong totals by Hopkins Williams Zwicker Eyles Brown and Hendrickson among others for both teams.
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Oneidas
Apollos
Turner Alleys
Centrals
Marion Alleys
Hopkins
Williams
Zwicker
Eyles
Brown
Total
Apollos—Hansing
Gantner
Moehiman
Iti
Lang
Hendricksofi
Fiopkins
Resner
Moehlman
Reimer
Hendrickson
Oneidas—Hopkins
Wiliams
Twicker
Meteors and City Teams Score Totals in Meet Summary
The record lists player scores for Brennan, Gearing, Williams, and others across Meteors Borgerding, Jackson, White, Horst, Hampton, Kassing, Kopp, Reinking, Reyer, Koelling, and more. Totals show 1,220 for one group, 1,497 for another, 1,388 for a third, and 3,408 overall.
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Brennan
Gearing
Williams
B. Perrott
Bristow
Merrick
Armaton
Borgerding
Jackson
White
Horst
Hampton
Kassing
Kopp
Reinking
Reyer
Koelling
Moore
Denver boxers draw in ten round bout
DENVER Feb 24 Kid Parker of Denver and Wilmington Jack Daly fought a ten round draw Friday night Parker had the better of the action but both stood at the finish and agreed to a draw.
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Denver
Col
Kid"” Parker
Wilmington
Jack Daly
Parker
Detroit fighter defeats Philadelphian in six-round bout
Chicago report notes Otto Sieloff of Detroit defeats Tom Cleary of Philadelphia in a six-round main event. Preliminary action features George Stead of Chicago besting Billy Kennedy of Cleveland in a separate bout.
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Chicago
Otto Sieloff
Detroit
Tom Cleary
Philadelphia
George Stead
Billy Kennedy
Cleveland
Ringside talk quotes Jeffries backing 158-pound Ryan
James J Jeffries announces readiness to back Tommy Ryan against any man at 158 pounds at ringside. He already commits to a $5,000 bet that Hoot will win over Ryan Mysterious Billy Smith and Joe Walcott in a 25 round Broadway Athletic Club bout Friday night March 2.
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James J. ‘Jeffries
Tommy Ryan
Ryan
Hoot
Tommy
Billy Smith
Joe Walcott
Broadway Athletic Club
Jim Corbett
Billy Lester
George Dixon
Jeffries
Billy Madden
Gus Ruhlin
Jack Root
Rob Smith
Frank Erne
Joe Gans
McGovern
Oscar Gardner
Lakewood
N. J
Gardner
Tommy White
Terry
Chicago police seize six get rich quick firms
In Chicago on Friday police confiscated books, correspondence and papers from six "get rich quick" concerns. The targets include The Inter Ocean trest company, the Cooperative Trust Company, Security Savings Society of Chicago, the Investors' Protective Association, Eewin E. Farley Company, and Dr W Moody. Patrons nationwide were promised 5 to 10 percent returns in two weeks. Police estimate losses exceed 509000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter. Ocean Trest Company
Co-operative Trust Company
Security Savings Society of Chicago
The
Investors’ Protective Association
Eewin E. Farley Company
Dr. W. Moody
United States
Boers Sympathy Debate Divides High School Senate
Friday the high school senate defeated a sympathy resolution for the Boers. Senator Sanders-James Meyers argued that the Boers invited English settlers but must live under their own rule. Other senators harshly critiqued England while the Boers’ allies lost the vote in a lively debate.
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Kenney
Frank Seidensticker
Sanders
James Meyers
Transvaal
Republic
England
Keene
Earl Sleeth
Proctor
Herbert Wagner
Fairbanks
John White
Beveridge
Charles Pettijohn
Mantle
Harold Gusdorf
Mannerchor Masked Ball Captivates Night of Costumes
Friday night showcased the Mannerchor masked carnival with months of prep, a lavish ballroom lit in multi colors, and a parade of characters from Uncle Sam to Gypsies. The grand march resembled a congress of nations as dancing continued late into Saturday morning.
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Mannerchor Nist
Uncle Sams
Columbias
Vivantieres
Congress of Nations
Motor cyclists to sell self propelled wheels under $200
Charles Jarrett and C G Wridgeway estimate that self propelled motor cycles will be sold for under 200 dollars before many months. California declines track meet with Princeton. three cornered meet hoped for later. Bonner stock farm to continue under David Bonner. racehorses to breed. North American game protection association formed in Quebec. L A W to promote side paths as good roads work continues. Blanche the mare sets 14 mile record in 1 hour 4 minutes. German editors in Chicago plan pro Bauer meeting March 8.
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Charles Jarrett
C. G. Wridgeway
University of California
New York
Princeton Tigers
Princeton
Pell
Palmer
Bonner
Tarrytown
N. Y
Old Maud S
David Bonner
North American Fish and Game Protective Association
Quebec
Canada
Blanche
W. L. Baker
Red Key
Ind
Portland
Quackery or Science Which Is It
Dr Glass promotes a lung disease treatment in Indianapolis promising public denouncement if it fails. He claims sixty percent cure for tuberculosis and offers reports from physicians testing the method. Office at 237 N Pennsylvania St with a free booklet on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Glass
Glass
Pennsylvania-st
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Ind
Denison Hotel
Milwaukee Defeat Attributed To Bryan In Values Clash
Ellis Busker from La Crosse reports Milwaukee’s loss tied to Bryan and recalls assurances from Stone of Missouri that drew Milwaukee into the race. Milwaukee men claim Stone and other insiders opposed them from the start and accuse free silver leaders of fearing the hostile community.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ellis Busker
la Crosse
Washington
Bryan
Stone
Missouri
Knights of the Royal Arch repudiates Callen remarks
The Knights of the Royal Arch issued a statement disavowing J. F. Callen’s remarks at Roberts Park church alleging licensed saloonists aided druggists prosecutions for liquor. Grand ball plans set for March 7 with officers named including Murphy, Tighe, Kampman, Moran, Agnew, Ivory, Lucas, and Zapf as chief orator.
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Knights of the Royal Arch
J. F. Callen
Roberts Park
Callen
Martin J. Murphy
Thomas M. Tighe
Henry Kampman
Harry A. Moran
John Agnew
Peter J. Ivory
Crand Tyler
William G. Lucas
Philip Zapf
Date Change Sought To Ease Rail Traffic
Chicago Feb 24 Railroads urge Democratic National Convention date change to avoid July 4 crowds. Western Passenger Association executives order Kansas City agents to press citizens committee to move the convention date a week earlier or later to better handle traffic.
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Chicago
The
Western Passenger Association
Kansas City
Citizens’ Committee
Mrs Snell Dead Ends Millionaire Mystery
Mrs Henrietta Snell aged 70 widow of Amos J Snell the financier murdered twelve years ago died Saturday morning of heart disease She had lived in the house where her husband's body was found since his death in the murder case.
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Chicago
Henrietta Snell
Amos J. Snell
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Fast Blood Cleanse
Advert says Hood's Sarsaparilla will promptly expel dangerous impurities from the blood and claims headache relief. It promotes Hood's Pills as a separate cure for Bick headaches and general vitality, urging readers to seize the opportunity now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Fire in wholesale district destroys half million in property
In Philadelphia on Friday night a fire in the wholesale district caused $500,000 in damages. Miss Clara Cohen, 26, leapt from a fifth story window and died. Fireman George Sweeney and Clara Uder were seriously injured. The blaze started at Simon May's straw goods factory at 721-723 Arcist, with Bowen, Dungan & Co. and John W. Culver & Co. among the principal losers, each suffering substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Clara Cohen
George Sweeney
Clara Uder
Simon May
Arcist
Bowen, Dungan & Co
Harris & Bernard Cohn
John W. Culver & Co
Philip Quellwasser
Finley Acker
Grocer
Firemen Hurt as Blaze Damages Ridge Avenue Building
Thirteen firemen and a policeman were injured, none seriously, when a late Friday night fire caused 26000 dollars damage to the I H Sulzebach building at 1402 1404 1406 Ridge avenue Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
I. H. Sulzebach
Ridge-ave
Fire destroys home and contents on Yardes street
John Shepherd, a colored man, lost his home at 2042 Yardes street to a fire at 10 30 Friday night. A newly installed kitchen tango may have started the blaze. Mrs. Shepherd was at church. neighbors woke her husband in his night clothes. Much of the furniture, a large book collection, organ, and carpets were ruined. The house value is placed at 1600 with 1000 of insurance. furniture was uninsured. Alarm was delayed as the key holder slept, and the alarm came from College avenue.
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John Shepherd
Yardes St
College-ave
Kieth v Hill Will Contest in Columbus Case Delay
The long pending case of Judith A Kieth against Edgar A Hill in Columbus seeks to break May D Hill s will left to her husband and later directs property to Judith Rieth. The suit cites New York suicide related death and media exposure while detailing contested heirs and property at stake.
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Judith A. Kieth Agaist
Edger A. Hill
Ralph Will
Indianapolis
Columbus
May D. Hill
Everett
New York
Edgar A. Hill
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Kitchell
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William Gillette
J. E. Dodson
Madison Square Theater
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