Creedon and Weinig clash ends with Weinig victory
In Buffalo on March 6 a fierce tenth round saw Dan Creedon pounded Al Winle before the Olympic club. Creedon was knocked out as Winle persisted, both men bleeding. Jay defeats Gardner in bowling with a high series as Turner Heys hosts a late Monday night event. Gardner slides to a 100-pin handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
3 Inc
Olympic Stud
Dan Creedon
al Winle
Jay
Gardner Jay
Chas
Gardner
Vanderbeck Sets Price as Burns Bids for Detroit Club
George Vanderbeck fixes a price on the Detroit club and posts a $9,000 bond for the payment of a fee secured by his wife. Jim Burns is ready to buy and has reportedly offered $11,000. If Burns acquires the club, George Stallings will manage for President Johnson’s season plans.
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George Vanderbeck
Detroit
Jim Burns
Noodles Iohn Threatens Holdout Over Salary Lease
Noodles Iohn refuses to join Cincinnati until a lease from 1200 to 2000 dollars is granted. Boston stars, including Lewis and Hamilton, are said to be caching vol cans while others like Clarke Willis at Princeton Nichols at Yale Tenney at Dartmouth lickman at Bowdoin and Stahl at Notre are discussed in team talks. Reds head to New Orleans for spring training and St Louis to Saemphie for three games. Tommy Sheehan’s age is corrected by Pat Tebeau who confirms he is past 21 via a letter.
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Noodles
Iohn
Cincinnati
Anager Selee
Boston
Volcans
Lewis
Hamilton
Reds
New Orleans
St. Louis
Saemphie
Charley
Frank
Tommy Sheehan
Pat Tebeau
Sheehan
Cycling World Reports HLAL and NYCA Cooperation
The Cycling World notes cooperation between HLAL and the NYCA after ending efforts to control racility. A proposed amendment would cut the rotary-treasurer salary from 2500 to 750, a point of division. Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois divisions discuss a Ride path from Minneapolis to Chicago amid growing memberships.
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Hlal Ware
Ny. C.A
New York
As A. Wi
Rotary-Treasurer
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ilindla
Minneapol Ms
Chicago
Piaont
CAS Gays
the. Sntacinore
Boxing items from early 1900s match notes and bouts
A collage of bouts and matchups includes Joe Choynski defending himself against O Rourke over charges tied to a Walcott fight with a broken rib proof. Oscar Gardner training for a Coney Island bout with Terry McGovern. Jim Corbett praising Jeffries while predicting victory. Gus Ruklin vs Jack Quinn for 20 rounds at Niles athletic club. Elmer Woodmarsee versus James King scheduled before Alexandria Indiana club next Saturday.
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Broadway. Athletic. Club
New - York
Joe “Choynski
O'Rourke
Walcott
Oscar Gardner
Coney Island
Terry McGovern
Terry
Corbett
Jeffries
Carson City
Jim Corbett
Gus Ruklin
Jack Quinn
Niles Athletic Club
Niles, C
Elmer Woodmarsee
Cincinnati
James King
Chicago
Alexandria, Ind
Goslin Arrested in Wall Street Rumor Case
Alfred Goslin, alleged chief of Wallst rumor mongers, is under arrest in Philadelphia. Five others have been indicted by a special grand jury after investigation prompted by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co. affair. A stenographer testified Goslin dictated a statement signed "Truth seeker" that appeared as paid advertisement in papers.
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New York
Alfred Goslin
Wallst
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Goslin
Dean
Stricken at a Play Miss Rhine Paralyzed at Grand Opera House
Miss Adelaide Rhine suffered a sudden paralysis during a Monday night performance at the Grand Opera House. Left side paralysis and loss of speech followed numbness in her hands. Doctors say the condition should not prove fatal and her mother attributes the incident to overwork at the Kindergarten.
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Adelaide Rhine
Grand Opera House
Miss LaVerne
Miss Rhine
Lorette Hotel
B. A. Rhine
Pink
Eva Cooper
Contract Let For National Automobile Factory Building
The contract to erect the new factory building for the National Automobile and Electric Company at Twenty second street and the Lake Erie and Western railroad tracks was let to William P. Jungelau’s company. L S Dow, president, declines to disclose the bid amount. Completion is to occur within 69 days after signing.
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Th National Automobile and Electric Company
Twenty-second-st
Lake Erie & Western
Wm. P. Jungelaus Company
L. Ss. Dow
Central group forms push for central art museum site
About 25 Southsiders met Monday night at Seventh Presbyterian to organize for a central location of the art museum. A committee including Stilz Lieber Bren nen White the Rev Hunter and Dr Scherer was created to persuade directors. A fund may be raised as an inducement.
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Seventh Presbyterian Church
Chas. B. Stilz
Albert Lieber
R. J. Brennen
John F. White
R. V. Hunter
P. Scherer
Torrence Pleads Guilty. Granted Suspended Sentence
James Torrence, 19, linked with a group accused of stealing overcoats at the high school, pleaded guilty on Tuesday morning in a criminal count. Judge Alford released him on a suspended sentence since it was his first offense.
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James Torrence
Alford
Court rules guardians cannot relieve poverty from strikes
London March 6 The court of appeals held that poor law guardians had no right to relieve anyone whose poverty stemmed from participating in a strike.
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London
Court of Appeals
Accidents Kill and Injure in New York Buildings
Adam For a bricklayer dies after a 15 foot fall in a Broadway building. Hours earlier John Corcoran tumbles 65 feet from a six story roof at West 92nd Street, escaped with a scalp wound. In Weyerhauser Wisconsin Andrew Joseph Thompson 113 travels from Santa Rosa to attend his great granddaughter’s marriage, escorted by grandsons aged 62 and 593 years.
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New York
Adam For
Broadway
John Corcoran
No. W. Ninety-second St
Weyerhauser, Wis
Andrew Joseph Thompson
Santa, Rosa
Cal
Trene Tibbits
Vardin
Elmer Thompson
Fire forces Palmyra man from room after long isolation
In Lebanon Pennsylvania March 6 Edward Early of Palmyra was removed from his single room after a fire forced evacuation. Authorities note he had become insane since Lincoln's assassination era, living nearly unaided in confinement.
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Lebanon
Lincoln
Edward Early
Palmyra
Becaue
Early
Meyer
Crumpacker rejects Mounts shoes for governor
Judge Crumpacker, Indiana Republican congressman, denies any gubernatorial bid. He cites his district backing Lieut.-Gov. Haggard and reiterates his aim to extend the constitution to island possessions, including Hawaii, affirming re election to Congress over state leadership.
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Washington
Judge Crumpacker
Indiana
Hoosier
Haggard
Congress
Hawaii
Quigley Pleads Ignorance of Law at Council Hearing
Sensational testimony dominated Monday night as Ex Patrolman Jacob Kurtz testified in the council investigation. He said Harston was paid to influence him and cited orders to avoid saloons before the election. Quigley and others defended the policy, noting fewer arrests in 1899 after the stay-out order.
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Council
Perrott
Wheeler
Dalker
Spencer
Board of Works
Bell
Roth
Quigley
Davis
The
Safety Board
Jacob Kurtz
Kern
al Harston
Harston
Kurtz
Fairgrounds
Bernauey
Ed Bernauer
Bernauer
Higgins
S Kurtz
Broderick Brothers
Missourist
Supt
Broderick
Albert Danke
Danke
Abe Polaski
Virginia Ave
Polaski
St. John's Church
Tron
Fairbank Resort
Lebanon
Jcurtz
Taggart
Jcurtzy
Massachusetts Ave
Joe Brookhouse
East-st
Jake Baker
Kelly
Garrish
Irish
Redding
Anton Schmidt
Shelby and
Beecher Sts
Samuel Hamlin Arrested On Three Liquor Indictments
Samuel Hamlin a drug clerk from Fall Creek and Meridian Street was arrested Monday night on three grand jury indictments charging liquor law violations. He posted bond and remains free. The indictments allege he sold liquor in quantities under five gallons for consumption on the premises to George Sorrelils and Wm. F. Werbe. Hamblin was returning from a visit to Kansas City when stopped by a deputy sheriff.
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Samuel Hamlin
Fall Creek
Meridian Sr
Hamlin
George Sorrelils
Wm. F. Werbe
Hamblin
Kansas City
McKinley Warned By Times-Herald Editorial
Chicago March 6 The Times-Herald warns President McKinley in a new editorial titled Note of warning Focusing on Senator Davis Minnesota and his free trade amendment as a corrective for the Republican Party over the Puerto Rico tariff bill The piece warns of a national justice angle and predicts a Democrat victory in the House if the tariff issue harms the party and influences the presidential campaign
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Chicago
the Times-Herald
McKinley
Davia
Minnesota
Puerto Rico
House
Davis
Senate
Congress
House of Representatives
McHinley
Free Trade Amendment Debate in Senate Forms Puerto Rico Rule
In Washington on March 6 the Senate discussed Davis proposed a free trade amendment to the Puerto Rico bill striking the 3 percent duty and extending U S sovereign tax powers to the island ensuring uniform duties, no export tax, level port preferences, while a $145,000,000 pension appropriation bill passed.
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Washington
Senate
Davis
United States
Congress
Puerto Rico
Sapho Stopper Sparks New York Theatre Controversy
In New York on March 6 authorities move to expedite trial of Olga Nethersole Hamilton Revelle Theodore Moss and Marcus Meyer for producing Sapho an immoral play Pending a decision the production is halted Wallacks theater will reopen with a different show A large crowd gathered outside the closed venue Monday night and police and officials faced sharp criticism At Ann Arbor Michigan on March 6 students packed the opera house to view Sapho with Alberta Gallatin as Fanny Le Grande Only six women attended and several left amid loud protests as whisky circulated and the manager ordered removal of a staircase scene to calm the crowd
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New York
Olga Nethersole
Hamilton Revelle
Theodore Moss
Marcus Meyer
Mott
Ann Arbor
Mich
Opera
Annexation and city budget items dominate council meeting
At Monday night’s session an ordinance proposed 3600 for the city’s share of a 2000 fee to Gen Harrison for defending school bonds in supreme court. Requests to annex areas along Central-avenue Meridian-st and Ashland-ave were introduced along with a 32.25 daily payment for police telephone operators. E T Feltner of Hoboken urged funds for a large silver Boer gravery trophy.
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Gen. Harrison
Supreme Court
Billingsley
Central-ave
Meridian-st
Thirty-eighth-st
Ash-st
Ashland-ave
Munro
E. T. Feltner
Hoboken, N. J
Council
Kentucky and Indiana dispute over river jurisdiction for legal processes
Attorney general Taylor drafts a brief for the Kentucky court of appeals seeking revision in the case of Wedding and Ahler against Meyler. The dispute centers on concurrent jurisdiction with Indiana to serve criminal and civil processes on the Ohio River. Kentucky claims river ownership bars Indiana service. Richmond report notes US court action regarding the Berkeley Harrisons home story.
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Taylor
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Charles L. Wedding
Louis J. Ahlering
Romore J. Meyler
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio River
Fairbanks Defends Gold Standard in Senate Speech
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana spoke in the Senate on Monday defending the gold standard bill saying an unstable currency breeds evils like war and arguing that true bimetallism requires silver circulating with gold. He criticized free coinage without foreign consent as dishonorable. Guatemala City holds unanimous vote to confer Benemerito de La Patria honor on the president amid reports of political offender releases.
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Washington
Fairbanks
Indiana
Senate
Dias
Guatemala
City
Popu
Yaquis Rob The Mails In Mexican Frontier Skirmish
Potam Mex March 6 Three days after Yaquis intercepted a mail escort of 309 soldiers. Of 200 troops dispersed all but two hanged to trees. Yaquis seized the mails as Gen Torres fights 3000 plus bands between Potam and Terin. Dozens dead, hospital cases rise, mail routes blocked.
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Potam, Mex
Potam
Térin
Torres
Guayamas
la Mancha
Guayyamas
Medano
Torin
War toll rises as unit losses and village burnings reported
Manila reports Lieut Edgar Koehsler of the Ninth Infantry was killed by an ambush while seeking rifles near Tarlac. In retaliation soldiers burned the village and killed 24 insurgents. The transport Sheridan sailed on Monday carrying 120 soldiers and convicts and 20 insane soldiers.
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Manila
Edgar Koehsler
Ninth Infantry
Armabush
Tarlac
Sheridan
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Crumpacker
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