Clever Sparring Bouts at Trimounts Meet in South Boston
The Trimount Athletic Club hosted its first boxing tournament at Wait's Hall in South Boston. It featured multiple weight classes with standout performances by T. F. Connolly and J. Doherty in featherweight, D. J. Sullivan in lightweight, and a final Connelly versus Carey featherweight bout that drew loud applause.
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Trimount Athletic Club
Wait’s Hall
South Boston
T. F. Connolly
CG. J. Doherty
Parmenter Street
J. F. Thornton
Connolly
John Gray
Parmenter Street Gymnasium
M. J. Carey
Malden
Carey
C.J. Doherty
I. Maguire
Lafayette A
S. Club
Game
Doherty
H. T. Smith
Boston
James McCarthy
Kaveny
Chelsea
Wallis
Andrew Armstrong
Somerville
W. J. Conehan
Warwick Associates
Conehan
James Curtin
Cambridge
D. J. Sullivan
Charlestown
Sullivan
Curtin
Connelly
Cross
J. C. Kelly
Father Scully
J. Sullivan
Armstrong
J. J. Wallis
J. F. Delaney
Kavenny
Delaney
C. H. Kelly
Scully
D. J. Murphy
East Cambridge
Kelly
Murphy
Ready
Frank R. Peters
B.A.A
K. C. McDonald
Eugene Buckley
B. A.A
John Copnell
J.A.C
Joseph L. Keyes
T.A.C
Blind children renew acquaintance with canine friends study
A report notes blind children will renew their acquaintance with their well trained guide dogs, reflecting a year of progress and companionship formed with the animals.
Cross-Country Run Promises Prizes for Boston Athletes
Twenty-two starters in a handicap cross-country race under the Boston Athletic Association ran from Exeter Street, through Back Bay, to Corey Hill and back. E. L. White of the Trimounts and F. A. Sargent of MIT led early, with White holding the top finish ahead of Sargent after a fast climb. Carr, Doyle, and other notables chased the leaders as prizes went to the first six finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
Exeter Street
Boylston Street
Back Bay Park
Beacon Street
Corey Hill
Fleetfooter
West Chester Park
F. KF. Carr
J. R. Doyle
T. A
Carr
E. L. White
Trimounts
F. A. Sargent
Institute of Technolgy
Doyle
Firat
Life Boat Race Marred by Accident on Tremont Steamer
A race between two Tremont steamer crews drew a large crowd on the Portland Line yesterday. The course from the main deck to the hurricane deck and back around a cutter covered about three quarters of a mile. Levi Royce, stroke of the losing crew, fell at the start injuring his head and was shaken up. The winning crew included William McGrath coxswain James McNeil stroke M Murphy James Kirby and James Maney. The losing crew featured Wm Deveen coxswain L Royce R Visey D Murphy M Callalan.
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Tremont
Portland
Spredators
Levi Royce
William McGrath
James McNeil
Massachusetts Chess Association Holds Annual Meeting in Boston
The Massachusetts Chess Association met at 33 Pemberton Square with Dr. Horace Richardson presiding. Officers elected for the next year include Richardson as president and W. J. Kennard as secretary and treasurer. The report noted record membership and interest, and a general tournament followed the meeting with two classes of contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Chess Asociation
Boston Chess Club
Pemberton Square
Horace Richardson
Associaation
Association
H. N. Stone
Howard A. Sargent
W. J. Kennard
Prentiss Cummings
K. Snow
EB. L. Huntington
Past Day Observances The Holiday A Misnomer So Says Rev Moxom
A Boston article notes yesterday’s observance of a fast day proclaimed by Gov. William E. Russell. Citizens honored the day across churches and homes and also at ball fields, gyms, and the seashore. Meantime Nantasket Beach and city grounds hosted excursions, yachting, shooting and baseball events reflecting the broader observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William E. Russell
Mecca
Nantasket Beach
South End
Congress Street
Wait’s Hall
South
Nantasket
Boston Athletic Association
Union Service at Old South Church Reflects Patriotism
At the New Old South yesterday morning Rev. S. E. Herrick led a Union Service with the 15th and 16th Psalms read and Hebrews 12. He preached on private life shaping national character, warning that democracy demands individual virtue. The service included Montgomey’s hymn The Lord is My Shepherd and closed with benediction.
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New Old South
Montgomey
Ene
Mr. Herrick
Mt. Vernon Church
Herrick
Jerusalem
John Bu
Jonathan
Great Britain
United States
Christ
Casar
Central Church and First Baptist hold joint Fast Day service
A Fast Day gathering at the First Baptist Church drew a near full house with Rev. Philip Moxom delivering a sermon arguing Fast Day misnamed and urging prayer and unity. He linked church and state, stressed personality of God, and civic duty within a united national identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Newberry and
Berkeley Streets
First Baptist Church
Philip Moxom
Mr. Moxom
Moxom
God
Suburban Cambridge and Somerville Fast Day Services
Concerts and religious gatherings marked Fast Day in Cambridge and Somerville. Union services at Charles River Baptist Church, Franklin Street Congregational Church, and Winter Hill Congregational Church featured sermons by Rev. A. Reynolds, Rev. E. P. Moulton, and Rev. C. E. Noyes, with themes on New England and reflections. In Salem there were no arrests. Dedham hosted a Harmonia Gesang Verein concert with German attendees and notable performances.
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Cambridge
Charles River Baptist Church
North Cambridge Baptist Church
Shepard Memorial Church
Charles River Church
Cambridgeport
A. E. Reynolds
Broadway Baptist Church
Somerville
Franklin Street Congregational Church
E. P. Mo
Winter Hill
Prison Reform Association
W. F. Gaittis
Shawmut
Three Soldiers of the Revolution told at New England society
The Rev Artemas B Muzzey spoke on three Revolutionary soldiers Benjamin Muzzey Timothy Boutelle and Samuel Whittemore. Their exploits from Ticonderoga to Lexington and Saratoga were recounted along with their farming roots and a note on preserving archives and promoting posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemas B. Muzzey
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Benjamin Muzzey
Parker
Samuel Whittemore
Dragoons
Lexington
Whittemore
Medford
Wonoome
Ariington
Muzzey
George A. Gordon
Henry H. Edes
General Court
Standish
Council
William Wetmore Storey
D.C.L
William Jerdone Pettus
M.D
Chas
White Huntston
William Graybrooks
L.L.B
Frederic Dabney
A.b
Allen Danforth
A.N
Samuel Hooper
Thomas Morgan Rothh
Jacob Henry Sleeper
Nathaniel Cushing Nash
Barrett Wendell
Thomas H. Perkins
Frederic Tudor
Solomon Lincoln
L.L
Edward Atkinson
L.L.D
Walter Channing
Fast Day Observed At Charlestown State Prison
Warden Lovering addressed the convicts in the chapel during a first contact fast day. The program included music and recitations followed by a yard break and a roast pork dinner, completing the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Lovering
Awards at the Flower Show Highlight Rose and Orchid Exhibits
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society yesterday awarded prizes for rose varieties including Catherine Mermot and Madame Hoste. G W Whitten and T H Meade received honors, with Meade praised for rose collection cultivation. Ebullient orchid additions by E W Gilmore featured Oneidium papilio and Angraecum sesquipedale, noting Darwin's pollination theories. Winds of novelty and a Siberian Crab apple bloom were also celebrated as cut roses ready for renewal.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Catherine Mermot
Thomas H. Meade
Charles V. Whitten
Camelia Cook
G. V. Whitten
Duchess of Albany
Ll. H. Meade
Madame Hoste
G. W. Whitten
Meade
Darwin
Ussey Institution
Whitten
Ulrich Brunnrs
James Comley
McKee
Harrison
Free Traders Meeting Praises Cleveland Tariff Reform
At Cooper Union New York on April 2 1891 a large free trade mass meeting celebrated Thomas Jefferson's birthday. Congressman Jerry Simpson spoke against protective tariffs urging free trade and government control of railways. Thomas G Shearman noted McKinley’s sugar duty removal as a step toward free trade. The event featured letters from politicians including Governor Hill and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cooper Union
Louis F. Post
Single Tax Club
Thomas Jefferson
Post
Cleveland
Johnson, Stout
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Harter
Democratic Party
Davin B. Hill
Jerry” Simpson
Simpson
Hill
Farmers’ Alliance
Thomas G. Shearman
Major McKinley
Time and Carlsbad Water Proved Over Centuries
Five millions of dollars could not buy a great library or establish a Harvard like college in a year because time is needed. The Carlsbad Water and Salt have been trusted remedies for centuries for stomach liver and kidney diseases. The genuine product bears the Carlsbad seal and Eisner Mendelson Co New York.
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Harvard
Yale
Carlsbad
Sprudel
America
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay St
New York
CARDY WATERS WEDDING AT WALNUT STREET CHURCH
Miss Mary F Waters daughter of Edward P Waters and William A Cardy were married in Chelsea at Walnut Street M E Church in a ceremony attended by many friends. The church displayed ferns and palms. Bridesmaid Minnie Munroe and best man Henry S Cardy led the bridal party with Florence Bearse Florence Baker as maids of honor. Ushers included Fred Matthews Harry S Thompson William T Rich Ernest Bearse and F W Kimball. A reception followed at 63 Orange Street, the couple’s new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Matthews
Harry 8. Thompson
William T. Rich
Ernest Bearse
F. W Kimball
Orange Street
Boston Correspondence School Exhibits Its Work
The first annual exhibition of the Boston Correspondence School is held in the Wesleyan Building rooms of the New England Methodist Historical Society. Founded in 1882 by Rev. A A Wright for New Testament Greek study, it now has over 1000 students. The showcase displays instructional and recitation aids, student theses, reports, and other work from all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddock
Massachusetts
Eastburn
de Koven
New York
Brooks
Luther
Trinity
Frederick Baylies Allen
Bishop Paddock
Allen
Boston Correspondence School
New England Methodist Historical Society
Wesleyan
A. A. Wright
Deaf Mutes Entertained at Dexter Hall Benefit
The Mutual and Charitable Relief Society of Deaf Mutes hosted an entertainment in Dexter Hall for members. President Mrs. Frank W. Bigelow gave a welcome address, followed by a "dumb band" imitation and a sword dance by Mrs. M Thompson. A letter from Mrs. Micah Dyer of Boston Charity Club was read, and Rev. S Stanley Searing of the Church of the Good Shepherd served as interpreter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual and Charitable Relief Society of Deaf Mutes
Dexter Hall
Frank W. Bigelow
M. Thompson
Micah Dyer
Charity Club of Boston
Stanley Searing
Church of the Good Shepherd
Violent earthquake felt along the St. Lawrence shore
An intense earthquake last evening shook the north shore of the St. Lawrence and extended into back country parishes. Reports from St. Gabriel county and Beauport confirm the tremor, with residents alarmed as homes and earth trembled for several seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
Queebec
St. Gabriel County
Quebec
Beauport
Woman jumps from window during liquor search at Shawmut Ave
Last evening officers visited 107 Shawmut avenue seeking liquor. A woman who did not belong there leaped from a window, breaking her ankle. The name was withheld on her urgent request. She was taken home and a doctor summoned.
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Hanly
Shawmut Avenue
Stabbing on Marble Street Leaves Man Wounded in Roxbury
William E Foley allegedly stabbed John H Smith of 719 Park Street Roxbury in the right side during an altercation on Marble street. Smith sustained a dangerous wound and was taken to the Olsy Hospital. Foley is in custody of Officers Dupre and Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
William E. Foley
Marble Street
John H. Smith
Park Street
Roxbury
Olsy Hospital
Foley
Dupre
Station 9
Goodwin
Station 16
Coat Thieves Active at Boston Atheneum Reading Room
Overcoats have been stolen from the Boston Atheneum reading room this past winter with several victims. The latest incident targeted Rev. Hilary Bygrave of Belmont whose overcoat was taken while he consulted books in the library on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Atheneum
Larest
Hilary Bygrave
Belmont
Classified Ads Briefs Include Rents and Help Wanted
Short OCR notes list vacancies and notices such as rents wanted, situations and help wanted, boarders and board notices, lost and found items, business opportunities, and small miscellaneous advertisements in a historic newspaper page.
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The
Reading Athletic Club
G. A. Loring
Nichols
Nic
Walker
Quackenboss
J. F. Morrills
Morrills
Theersonnel
Garfield
Oittter
Clowes
John Ferrill
Nick Wise
Iimes
Doe
Deady
Williams
Mechanics’ Hall
Lord Melose
Edith Thomas
Boston University
Technology Drill Hall
College of Liberal Arts
Law
Medicine
Theology
D. Dorchester, Jr
L. A
H. S. Gornish
W. H. Jackson
C. L
J. E. Bunker
C. L A
F. E. Bennett
S. L
F. E. Ben
J. W. Ramsay
A. C. Nickerson
Medical School
CU. L. A
Law School
Jackson
Ramsay
M. Ss
Cececes
A. Sargent
Eae Eers
J. de Kilty
Wees
Iom
I Daley
B.C
F. . Carr
M. A
J. J. “Wacers
T. A. Os Cecceere
Sanford
M. Wood
Cornish
A.D. Peck, Jr
H. G
Massachusetts Association
Hood
Pillsbury
Howard Sargent
L. Drnel
N. Steve
Messrs
Sargent and
W.C., Bates
Eeeersereseaeaeseeenereree
Messrs. Bates
D. Hill
M. Bortill
P. . Faull
OLD South Church
E. Herrick
Church of Rome
Episcopal Church
Philip S. Moxom
U. S. Gov't Report
Salem
Dedham
Historic Genealogical Society
Free Traders’ Meeting
Governor Hill
Cork
Chester HB. GR
Prietors
Mass
G. OQ
Taylor
1VES & Sons
the Post Publishing CO
Washington Street
Monroe
Raser Mfg, CO
la Crosse
Wis
Henderson Care Centers
A. P. Henderson
W. Scituate
Vermont
New Hampshire
Bolles & Wilde
Pearl St
Po. O. Box
Reed’s Block
Harrison Avenas
Eliot B
Mayo
Albany Street
Ohio Beneficial Society
Supreme Lodge
Euclid Avenue
D.ichardson
Pemberton Sq
J.M. Berry & CO
Atlantic Avenue
State of
Washington
N. H. McLean
Frye Block
Seattle
A. Evans & Son
Haverhill
Buckingham S Geet
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