Baseball Bulletin Points to Hartford and New York Moves
A packed collage of spring baseball notes outlines Bartford pursuing ambitions toward the Kansas League, Yale candidates' academic issues, Hawley joining New York, and Waterbury management costs. Reports cover Ewing’s New York squad practicing at the Polo Grounds amid injuries, Scott Stratton and Connors teams, and Hartford’s bid for players and contracts for 1900.
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Bartford
Oto
New Yorks
Yale
Providence
Iawley
New York
Baltimore
Tim Murnane
Kansas City Journal
Billy Lush
Rochester
Conrney
St Louis
Ater
New Haven
Ewing
Cincinnati
Hawles
Hawley
Aw Rusie
Seymour
10Heny
Carrick
Neution Garo
Roger Connor
Waterbury
Pawruviet
Polo Grounds
Scott Stratton
Bristol
Hartford
Hartford Post
Scott
Capitol
Fred Doe
Lerday
Raelers
Manuzer Murray
Providence Reserve
Providence Bram
Connecticut Lightinc and Power Company
Sewell
Grady
Mike
Philadelphia
Mercer
Cross College
J. J. Stin
The
Colle
Frank Leonard
Worcesters
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Boston E
Worcester
Manchester
Pawtucket Mines
Frank Quinby
Quinby
Wad Gell
New Haven Register
Fred
Korea in trouble seeks outside help amid encroachment
A Kobe dispatch reported by The Evening News says Korea desires outside interference as Russia and Japan tensions rise. Renewed Russian fleet movements threaten seizure of a Korean port and Tokyo officials hold wartime meetings amid heightened naval activity this month. In Albany, Governor Roosevelt brevet commissions honor 25 years of state National Guard service for officers McLeer Smith Appleton and Holland. In Blossburg, 700 miners quit Blossburg Coal for a new wage dispute, with Superintendent Lincoln noting adherence to a prior agreement before the walkout.
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London
Evening News
Kobe
Japan
Ruskia
Masanoho
Korea
Daily Mail
Russia
War Office
Tokyo
Albany
National Guard
Roosevelt
James McLeer
G. Moore Smith
Minfor
Daniel Appleton
Seventh Regiment
New York City
John B. Holland
Boe
Wrestling Feud Over Forfeit Ties To Match Rumors
Backers of George Batboer pressured John Kelly as fans criticized his absence from a scheduled bout. A $25 forfeit remained in the Democrat office, with locals alleging rigged plans involving Upson of Springfield and Little. They challenged Kelly to sign articles and deposit guarantees to force a purse split if he wants to wrestle in Brockton.
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George Batboer
Democrat
John &. Kelly
Bothner
Kelly
Upson
Springfield
Brockton
Bothven
Amateurs Beat Loyal Boys 5 to 1 in Meriden Benefit
A well attended auditorium event featured an amateur Meriden team defeating the loyal boys 5 to 1 in a lively exhibition. Three innings of a farcical baseball game amused spectators while a pig and chicken etching provided comic relief.
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Meriden
Senate Favors Tariff For Porto Rico And Army Bill Passed
Senate rejected a 15 percent Dingley tariff on Porto Rico goods by a 16 to 33 vote. Beveridge urged reciprocity with Porto Rico and free trade hopes. four days of debate preceded passage of the army appropriation bill by the House, opening soldiers homes to officers and men incapacitated since the Spanish war. Boreing secured his Kentucky seat after a committee report favored him. meanwhile Hudson and Essex electric firms merged into the People s Light and Power Company with $20,000 authorized capital.
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Senate
Porto Rico
House
Washington
Beveridge
Indiana
United States
War Department
Driggs
New York
Parker
New Jersey
Loase
Boreing
Kentucky
White
Ship Named for Miss Gould Launches in Gloucester
The large vessel Helen Miller Gould, named after Miss Gould of New York, was launched at John Bishop’s yard in Gloucester with about 3,000 spectators. Ettel B. Jacobs, daughter of the owner, broke a wine bottle on the bow, as Captain Soloman Jacobs presided.]
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Miss Gould
Gloucester
Mass
Helen Miller Gould
New York
John Bishop
Ettel B. Dacobe
Soloman Jacobs
Fights and Fighters at Local Clubs Tonight and Last Night
Sharkey stops Stockings Conroy in three rounds at Eureka Athletic Club in Baltimore. Recipts from New York clubs are questioned as inflated. Hardy bouts featured Herman Miller, Walter Hunt, John Smith, Jack Chaney. Hartford Crescent A C card has Gus Rabin versus Yank Kelly in twenty rounds with Mublin eyeing a rematch.
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Conroy
New York
Jefries
Walcott
Walsh
Rublin
Kenny
Hartford
Tom Sharkey
Eureka Athletic Club
Baltimore
Sharkey
Tow
Stockings
White
Herman Miller
Walter Hunt
John Smith
Jack Chaney
Hartfort
Gus Rabjin
Yank Bkepiy
Crescent A. C
Bork
West
Mublin
Teh Yin
Fighters Move to Set Matches Under New Law
Managers race to schedule bouts as the Flottom law nears its September 1 repeal. Billy Brady cites a probable Teffries clash beyond the planned fights, while Tom O Rourke links Sharkey, Witzsimmons to August bouts. Sharkey already has engagements with McCoy and Roblin, promising a busy period before Horton law ends. O Rourke eyes new venues and buys into Nutmeg A C Hartford. Considine eyed a Bridgeport club.
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Billy Brady
Teffries
Tom O'Rourke
Sharkey
Witzsimmons
Kid McCoy
Tins Roblin
O'Rourke
Nutmeg A. C
Hartford
George Considine
Bridgeport
Jeppyries in Three Fights at Broadway A C
Jim Jeffries will box three opponents in six rounds each at the Broadway Athletic Club on April 10. George Lawlor and Jack McCormick are named. the third opponent is to be Joe Goddard or Jim Fitzpatrick. Negotiations moved from Chicago to New York after city officials objected.
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Broadway Club
Ikki Lavigne
George McFadden
Gores
Broadiq Sullivan
Vou
Choyuski
Eigh
Line
Gans
Broadway A. C
Jim Jeffries
Brady
Considine
Jeffies
George Lawlor
Jack McCormick
Joe
Goddard
Jim Fitzpatrick
Frank Keno
Job
Jeffries
Chicago
Harrison
Windy City
New York
Forfelt
the. A.A
Walcott and Walsh Face Off in Broadway Boat Race
In a forthcoming rowing clash, Toe Walcott will race against Andy Walsh Brockyn on the Broadway course. The event showcases two seasoned oarsmen with distinct styles, drawing local crowds excited for a tight finish.
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Toe Walcott
Andy Walsh Brockyn
Walah
Lamp signaling by day in war offices forecast
The London Telegraph suggests daylight lamp signaling to avoid flag signaling risks. An acetylene lantern kept private behind canvas could be read from miles away on clear days. Maj. Ernest Rhodes proposes a dual alphabet to ensure message accuracy and points to code words as time and cost savers in telegraphing.
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War Office
London Telegraph
Ernest Rhodes
Royal Berkshire Regiment
Protecting Diamond-Back Terrapin In Maryland Bill
A Maryland bill to protect the diamond-back terrapin limits catching and keeping the animal from April 1 to November 1, bans terrapin eggs, prohibits sale during the close season, and exempts fish officials and scientists with permits. It aims to reduce out of season supply to hotels in major cities.
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Maryland
State Game Protective Association
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Assemblyman Hyman Arrested as Vote Refusal Sparks Pause
Albany March 30 for the first time in years a legislator refused a roll call vote and was arrested. Samuel J. Hyman of the 31st New York City district was brought before the bar and warned of fines or imprisonment for continuing the unparliamentary stand. He later voted against the resolution on the matter. The assembly also ordered a contempt arrest for William H. Hummerle and Christian B. Snyder and passed the Sanders bill to close pool rooms, taking effect September 1.
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Hyman
Albany
Samuel J. Hyman
Dew
Thitieth
New York City
Serge Tarmis
Syracuse
William H. Hummerle
Christian B. Snyder
Mr. Trainor
Dem
Green
Assembly
Sanders
Oyster combine forms amid New York harbor talks
New Haven engineer D C Sanford touring New York state New Jersey Connecticut and Rhode Island says he has options on about thirty four percent of the oyster business here and a meeting of oystermen will be held soon to plan a formal organization about 34000100 worth of oyster property would be represented at the gathering.
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Theield
Gues
Americas
Eastern
Atlantic
Interstate
Western
Eix
New York State
Virginia State
Action
Central
Tagliana State
California
North Pacific
Connecticut State
Rocky Mountin
National League Tennis
Baltimore
HAL
Hajf
Dent Powers
William Burnie
Tean
J. Frank Kline
J. Ross Klosterman
Culon Park
Messrs Kline
Wlosterman
Peo
the Sun
Sui
Polo Grounds
New Yorks
Ewing
Seymour
Warner
Davis
Prisble
Pirehor Hawley
Montreal
Toronto
Springfield
Syracuse
Rochester
Washington
Providence
Hartford
Haveford
Bridgepoet
T.J. Barnum
James H. O'Rourke
New Haven
Yale
Cology Fine
New London
Navy Yard
Bridgeport F
New York
D. C. Sanford
Connecticut Shellfish Commission
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
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