Sovereign Spoke on Capitalization and Labor Unity in Boston
General Master Workman James B Sovereign spoke at Faneuil Hall before Knights of Labor delegates from Paving Department 9816 and other assemblies. He denounced monopoly and trusts while urging reform. Henry R Legate presented petitions opposing Bell Company capitalization and urging legislative action for workers rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Sovereign
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Knights of Labor
Department
Wells Memorial Building
Noddle Island
Revere
M. J. Padden
J. B. Osborne
Georgia
Osborne
Boston Consolidated Air and Sunshine Bottling Company
Henry R. Legate
Massachusetts
Messrs
Railroad Commissioners
Knights of Labor of
Suffolk County
Mesars. Toomey and Wood
Donovan
American Bell Company
Bikers Spring Meet Planned in Boston on May 30
The Massachusetts division L A W general committee set a lavish program for the annual spring meet in Boston May 30. Mechanics Hall secures use for cyclists with early refreshments and suburbs wheel parade. A Back Bay street parade at 10 am expects about 3000 riders, up from 200 last year. Prizes include largest club presence and best appearance, with afternoon races at Waltham and a grand ball at Mechanics Hall. 2500 gold plated souvenir badges will be produced for attendees.
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Massachusetts Division
Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
Back Bay
Waltham
Lexington
Concord
Shawmuts
Roxbury
Johnson
Tyler
Taylor
Bliss
Dirnberger
Taxis
Githens
Sanger
Queen's Cup Offered for English Waters Race
London April 17 The Queen's cup previously won by the Arrow in 1851 has been offered for competition to attract American yachts. Mr Tankerville Chamberlain M P and Royal Naval Reserve lieutenant announces the event. The Prince of Wales's cutter Britannia will race against all comers this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arrow
Tankerville Chamberlain
M. P
Leutenant
Royal Naval Reserve
Prince of Wales
Britannia
Rev J H Weber to Speak at Bromfield Street Church
The Ohio evangelist Rev J H Weber will share his religious experience at the noon meeting in Bromfield Street Church today. Mrs C Herbert Rust will sing with auto harp accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woon
Bromfield ST
J. H. Weber
Ohio
Bromfield Street
C. Herbert Rust
Crescent Suffolk Boxing Show Brings Mixed Results at Casino
The Crescent Boat Club and Suffolk Athletic Club staged a lively boxing and wrestling night at the Casino with wins for Madden Harrington Walsh and Bennett, plus exciting wrestling by Pechinsky and Walsh. Spectators watched Bulky bouts, standout performances by Madden and Harrington, and a varied card ending with Donovan and Lambert clinching the final. Cyclists eye Lexington Concord ride on April 19 with mass starts and new club uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Boat Club
Suffolk Athletic Club
Madden
Harrington
O’brien
McCann
Walsh
Bennett
Harry Pechinsky
Clinton A. C
New York
James P. Walsh
Suffolks
Pechinsky
Sumner Paine
Dan Lucey
Santry
Lawrence
Tim Carroll
Worcester
Lucey
Carroll
James McInerney
St. Mary’s A. C
Tom Halpin
Fall River
Halpin
William Keefe
Keefe
Jim Ryan
Ryan
Johnny Madden
A. C
Charley White
Tom Harrington
Coopers
Tom
Cooper Boy
M. J. O'Connell
Boston
Con Hardf Waltham
Hardigan
B. J. Bagley
John Halpin
Waltham
Pat O’brien
John McCann
The
Luke Walsh
Lowell
Charley Bennett
Fred Sullivan
Tom Connolly
Millstreams
Connolly
Jack Donovan
St. Marys
Dick Lambert
North End
Donovan
Dorchester Athletic Club Cross Country Entries Noted
The Dorchester Athletic Club announces tomorrow's cross country run at 10:00 AM with entries and handicaps listed. Competitors include E F McGonagle and J F Campbell of the Loyolas, several S B A athletes, N A A, St Marys A C, and Suffolk A C entrants with times from 1m to 5m, plus Dorchester members Harry Corcoran P Walsh Carney J J McKinnon Ryder Rhodes Clancy McCarthy Lawler McAleney Mussee Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Athletic Club
E. F. McGonagle
J. F. Campbell
John Denehy
Max Killen
G. Bavineau
Loyolas
William Rethnan
Joseph Cross
George T. Holmes
William Corrigan
William Heckman
W. J. Barry
St. Mary’s A. C
J. A. Cullen
John P. Joyce
Suffolk A. C
William Rushworth
Harry Corcoran
P. Walsh
James J. Carney
J. J. McKinnon
J. H. Ryder
D. Benjamin Rhodes
James J. Clancy
James McCarthy
J. F. Lawler
Thomas McAleney
Frank Mussee
William F. Clark
Beals Named Secretary of Board of Governors
At yesterday’s B A A board meeting officers were elected with Henry Parkman as president J C Shaw Jr as vice president A Hunnewell as treasurer and George W Beals as secretary Beals is the sole new officer succeeding Lawrence Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
The
Henry Parkman
J. C. Shaw, Jr
A. Hunnewell
George W. Beals
Beals
Lawrence Tucker
Westervelt Sparks New York Victory Over Springfield
New York defeats Springfield 6 to 1 as Westervelt dominates with three singles one run and seven strikeouts. Farrell shines in support as Keefe struggles for the visitors before Vickery steadies the mound. Van Haltren and Lehane highlight defense and first base. Attendance 1800. Weather pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westervelt
Springfields
Farrell
George Keefe
Vickery
van Haltren
Lehane
Springfield
Keefe
Smith
Leahy
Harvard Nine to Face Boston Woven Hose This Afternoon
Harvard will meet the strong Boston Woven Hose nine on Jarvis field this afternoon. Changes show Captain Wiggin in the outfield and Hayes likely to be a regular outfielder. Batting order lists Whittemore second, Winslow third, Dickinson first, Paine left, Stevenson short, Hayes right, Scannell catcher, Wiggin center, Highlands pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Boston
Jarvis Field
Wiggin
Hayes
Whittemore
Winslow
Dickinson
Paine
Stevenson
Scannell
Highlands
New England Methodist Conference Shakes Up Appointments
At Bishop FitzGerald's session in Boston on April 17, a ministerial reshuffle surprised many. Rev Dillon Bronson is kept on trial and must wait for next annual conference for full membership. Rev C S Rogers becomes Boston South district presiding elder over anticipated Rev W N Brodbeck, who loses the post. Rev G F Eaton named Boston North presiding elder. Treasurer Rev L B Bates reassigned as seamen missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
New England Methodist Conference
Dillon Bronson
FitzGerald
Bronson
C. S. Rogers
Dorchester
Boston South
W. N. Brodbeck
Brookline
G. F. Eaton
Boston North District
Brodbeck
Rogers
Post
East Boston
Harvard Opens B A A Games With Strong Crimson Roster
Harvard announces the first B A A games lineup featuring nearly all top crimson athletes. Fifty six entries total with about half in the 100 yard dash handicap. events include 440 yard races 120 yard hurdles 1000 yard run and various jumps. Notable names listed include F McCarthy S M Merrill P da S Prado J L Coolidge W F Garcelon and H M Wheelwright among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
F. McCarthy
S. M. Merrill
P. da S. Prado
C. T. Smith
F. H. Bartlett
F. Mason
D. Winter
A. Dyre
E. Hollister
P. da Ss. Prado
C. B. Gleason
W. H. Vincent
J. Brewer
W. F. Garcelon
R. W. Bull
B. Hill
A. W. Blakemore
N. B. Marshall
S. H. Foster
Hurdie
H. L. Williams
A. Coonley
E. F Champney
V. Munro
J. L. Coolidge
J. D. Parker
G. L. Paine
J. Boardman
N. Clarke
C. J. Paine
Kk. Kuble
Lowell Mills To Close Early For Holiday
In Lowell on April 17, manufacturers reversed a prior decision and agreed to close mills on the 19th instead of Memorial Day. Some firms will extend holiday from Wednesday night to Monday morning, giving workers extra time off. Merrimack Mill likely to join. full decisions expected tomorrow. Treasurers planned Thursday operations, but workers protested changing the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Merrimack
Memories of Lexington and Concord Observed at Phillips Church
In South Boston last evening a patriotic entertainment at Phillips Church on Broadway featured Johnson's Quintet Club providing music for the observance of Lexington and Concord memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington and Concord
Phillips Church
Broadway
South Boston
Johnson
Steamer Worcester Out Of Service For Halifax Run
The Worcester of the North Atlantic Steamship Company will not make her regular Halifax trip as she is seriously disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
North Atlantic Steamship Company
Halifax
Griffo Arrives in Boston for Boxing Tourney Build-up
Griffo and trainer Sam Fitzpatrick reach Boston via Fall River line and settle at the United States Hotel. He trains in East Boston under Jack C. McGee’s guidance, sparring with Tommy Connolly as he prepares for the Walcott Tracey card and Griffin Griffo bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffo
Boston
Fall River
Sam Fitzpatrick
United States
East Boston
Jack C. McGee
Tommy Connolly
New England
Joe Walcott
Tom Tracey
Music Hall
Walcott
Griffin
Tracey
Walecott
Criffin
New York City
Lenox Lyceum
Eddie Loeber
George Siddons
Columbia
Sam Kelly
Bob Cunningham
Coney Island
Lyceum
Kentucky Rosebud
Eddie Pierce
Hugh Winters
Owen Zeigler
Bull McCarthy
Mike Harris
Mike Donovan
Frank Craig
Johnny Eckhardt
Horace Leeds
H. B. Hackett
Plimmer-Dixon
Madison Square Garden
Garden
George Dixon
Dixon
America
Stanton Abbott
England
Martin Denny
National Sporting Club
Denny
Two New Members Elected to B A A Board
At yesterday's B A A board meeting two of New England's top amateur athletes were elected to active membership Philip C Stingel of Cambridge and Thomas F Keane of South Boston Stingel New England high jump champion and versatile athlete Keane winner of the 220 and 440 yard N E A A A U titles and a fast 100 to 600 yard sprinter Keane also a skilled broad jumper Stingel stands about six feet eleven inches tall and weighs around 170 pounds while Keane is of average height but heavily built both join the organization as rising athletic stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. A. Board of Governors
New England
Philip C Stingel
Thomas F. Keane
Stingel
Cambridge
Keane
South Boston
Sweeney
Herreshoff ten-water leaves Bristol for Scotland trade
The Herreshoff ten-water built for Allan of Glasgow, left Bristol to be towed to New York by steam yacht Daphne. It will be placed aboard an ocean steamer for Scotland. The Daphne will proceed to Norfolk, Va., from New York, where Captain Frank Torrey will swap her for steam yacht Governor Hamilton in a traded arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence, R. I
Herreshoff
Allan
Glasgow
Scotland
Bristol
New York
Daphne
Norfolk
Frank Torrey
Governor Hamilton
Herreshoff Company
Grant's Colts Dominate West End In 20 to 3 Season Opener
Franklin Park witnessed Grant's Colts open the baseball season with a 20 to 3 victory over West End street railway. Grant's pitcher delivered a phenomenal performance fanning twenty opposing batters and allowing only one scratch hit. Kelley struggled, yielding fifteen Colts hits. The purse for the game was $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park
Grant
Colts
West End Street Railway
Railway Boys
Kelley
Will
California Wines 1 per Gallen and 4 Bottles Assorted
Blanchard and Farrar advertise wines with limited per Gallen purchases and a four bottle assortment. The notice lists stock at Dock Square and Fanecull Mall Square addressing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Gallen
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Fanecull Mall
Grant memoirs sales break records at Post portfolio department
The Grant memoirs sold through the Post portfolio department surge beyond previous records. Priced at 87 cents with three Post coupons, the work is valued at 7.50 despite the low price. General Grant autograph branding and the widow’s royalties are noted. Copies available only at the Post for readers, with early visits advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
General Grant
A. &. Grant
New England
The
Post
Probate Notices Gazetteed for Massachussets Estate
Suffolk Probate Court cites next of kin creditors and others in the estate of Gilman Collamore of Boston to appear May 3 1894 to show cause on administration surrender. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post with last publication two days before the court. Elijah McKim Esquire Judge. ELIJAH GEORGE Register. Also notice of administratrix appointment of William J Fogg late of Boston with bonds filed and demands or payments to F. Fogg Admx Boston April 10 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collmvon Health OF
Massacht
Suffolk
Gilman Collamore
Boston
John H. Collamore
Boston Post
John , McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Wlliam J. G. Fogg
F. Fogg
Admx
Legal notice for William Robinson & Sons soda works in Boston
Description filed under the act to protect beverage bottle owners names William Robinson & Sons at 102 Sudbury Street Boston Mass. Nature of business soda water manufacturers tasters bottlers of various beverages. Board of Street Commissioners orders public hearing for Revere Street discontinnuation and time set for April 27 1894 with notice to be given. W Morrison secretary attests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Commonwealth
City of
Boston
William Robinson & Sons
Sudbury Street
Wm. Robinson & Sons
Mass
W. R
Board of Street Commissioners
Revere Street
Russell Street
Irving Street
J. W. Morrison
Fitchbay
Waceton & oMace
Canseward
KR. Watson
Freight and Passenger Routes Mention Northern States and Canada
A fragmented note lists multiple cities including Fitchburg Keene Bellows Falls White River Junction Rutland Whitehall Fort Edward Glens Falls Plattsburgh Adirondacks Burlington St Albans Ogdensburg Ottawa Montreal Quebec and other lines under Vermont Northern New York and Canada Day Express Montreal Ilyer Suet par ear Sosica Montreal Passenger Accommodation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reu
Fitchburg
Keene, Bellows Falls
White River Jet
Rutland
Whitehall
Fort Edward
Glens Falls
Platteburgh
Adirondacks
Burlington
St. Albans
Maione
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Pulnes
Vermont
New York
Canada
Day Express
Ilyer
Coupon Notes on Page Two Require Three Pieces
A brief item notes that readers must collect three coupons, with the third of the three required to redeem a larger offer. The notice specifies page two as the place to find the coupons and emphasizes the participation needed from readers.
Baltimore Catcher Gunson Signs With Erie Club In Reading Move
Baltimore reports catcher Gunson, formerly with the Orioles, signed a contract with the Erie club and will join the team in Reading Pennsylvania. Mike Slattery departs Baltimore tomorrow to Worcester to play in the outfield for the Worcester team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gunson
Erie
Penn
Reading
Mike Slattery
Worcester
Merritt Signs as Boston Catcher for Season
W. M. Merritt signed yesterday to catch for Boston this season. The tear is now complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Merritt
Boston
Atter Wins Westminster Plate at Epsom Meeting
London April 17 Atter won the West minster plate of 200 sovereigns at the Ep som meeting Sauteur finished second Cardros third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atter
Sauteur
Cardros
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Knights of Labor Scare Railway Committee
Bell Telephone Company
Mr. Osborne
Marks
Tae
Cere
Tal
Tyace
Pond’s Extract Company
Fifth Ave
Bikers
Samuel W. Clifford
Frank J. Maloney
Court Street
Crescent
Smalley
Peabody-Whitney CO
Bole
Washington ST
Columbus Ave
Craces
Liberal Credit
B. B. Emery & 60
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Giants
Lowell Mill
Halifax Line
J.m.linscott & CO
Malden, Eastern Ave
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Woburn
Main St
Chelsea
Third St
Young Griffo
Australia
Gen. Grant
Fitshburg Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
North Adams
Williamstown
Troy
Albany
Baratoga
Utica
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Elmira
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Rochester
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Hamilton
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Pacific Express
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Slattery
Merritt
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City Ticket Office
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Union Station
Portland
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Rangor
Bar Harbor
N. H
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Manchester
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Provinces
Daly
North Conway
Intervale
Glen
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Twin Mountain
Whitefield
Jefferson
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Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Aes
Thomaston
Rockland
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Southwest
Bar Marbors
Millbridge
Jonesport
Machiasport
Eastport
Calais
St. Andrews
N. B
Rtland
Causeway Street
Portland Street
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Claremont
St. Johnsbury
Newport
Norwich
Wanover
Thetford
Bradford
Newbury
Montpelier
Sherbrooke
Boston Air Line
M. KR. BR
Washburn Credit
Jordan, Marsh
Nantasket Beach
N. Y
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