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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1900

Page

4

Open Lakewood golf event crowns shocks among favorites

Lakewood New Jersey April opening of golf club play sees top bets Craig Hamilton and Walter Travis upset by Robert Watson Jr and Stuart Gillespie. Hamilton defeated Findlay Douglas 6 up 1 to play after a late miss. Watson edged Travis 2 up with late holes decisive.

Lakewood N. J Craig Hamilton Findlay Douglas Walter Travis Atlantic City Robert Watson, Jr Douglas Travis Hamilon George Dutton Oakley Country Club Stuart Gillespie Boston Hamilton Watson Lynch Ballou Rhawamis Beckwith Cleveland Fairfield Reed Kewood Gillespie Dutton Oakley Davis Forrest Iladelphia Westbrook Carpenter Philadelphia Vis Garden City Bopen Colby Hedstrom Uffalo Conklin Deal Any Dwight Yale Princet Metaller Hicago Black Pratt Nassau Thompson Nox W. Chick Tappen Ransom Murphy Green Halstead Suydam Braithawaite Slocum Baltusrol Southerland Syms Ardsley Houghton Milwaukee Hersch Curtis Lloyds Brokaw Bird Braithwaite Ferris

Theta Delta Chi Hosts Day At Boston University

Theta Delta Chi staged a matinee performance of the farce A Bachelor's Banquet with all female roles played by men. The sorority then hosted a reception for their ladies at the charge rooms 6 Ashburton Place Boston.

Theta Delta Chi Boston University Ashburton Place

Scottie Gaines Leads Erratic Scoring Lane

At Indianapolis Clevelands game scores show 7 to 6 with Indianapolis leading 7 to 6. Detroit Buffalo match ends 6 to 4 and Kansas CityKansas City 4 to 2 over Minneapolis.

Indianapolis Cleveland Detroit Buffalo Kansas City Minneapolis

Fatal Chelsea street car accident claims young girl

A Broadway Lynn & Boston car struck 6 year old Jennie Lindenbaum on Broadway near Waverly place, fracturing her skull. She died minutes later after ambulence transport and medical examination were arranged. motorman said he coasted and did not see her until the girl fell under the car. Michael W Berry, longtime employee, had no prior accidents. Medical Examiner Harris will view the body.

Chelsea Broadway Lynn & Boston Railroad Boston Jennie Lindenbaum Louis Lindenbaum Waverly Place H. H. Carter Guild Michael W. Berry Harris

Boer Raids Cover Withdrawal as British Pressure Mounts

Ladysmith and Bloemfontein dispatches report Boer raids aimed at covering a withdrawal while British scouts note Boer outposts east of Bloemfontein. Maseru despatches say Boers move freely around Wepener amid desultory cannon fire, with Dalgety’s force not replying much. President Steyn orders Boer forces to defend grain districts and halt British access to rich supplies.

Ladysmith Estcourt The Standard Natal Bloemfontein Daily Telegraph Modder River Kaffir River Maseru Basutoland Wepener Colo Onel Dalgety Caledon Thaba N’chu Steyn Dybr Fricksburg

Boers at Blandslaagte and Biggarsberg Fortifications

April 19 dispatch reports British patrols finding another Boer party on the left flank near the Biggarsberg range. Deserters confirm fortifications and Boer strength, with large hospitals daily filling and restricted Boer forage. Boers reportedly seek Majuba retreat but are blocked by commandants.

Elandslaagtser Biggarsberg Imrge Majuba

Victoria Babtie Wins Victoria Cross at Colenso

The Gazette reports Major Babtie of the Army Medical Corps receives the Victoria Cross for bravery at Colenso on December 15. He aided wounded gunners under rifle fire and helped retrieve Lieutenant Roberts, who died aiding the guns, amid severe fusillades.

London William Babtie Army Medical Corps Colenso Babtie Roberts Lord Roberts Ater

Smith to See Leyds in The Hague Before Marseille Departure

James Francis Smith, an American District Telegraph boy bearing a sympathy message from Philadelphia and New York schoolboys to President Kruger, will sail from Marseilles around April 25. He will also have a prior interview with Dr. Leyds at The Hague before leaving.

Paris James Francis Smith Kruger Philadelphia New York Gene Arriv Marseilles Leyds Hague

Boers Promote New Commanders in Pretoria

Major-General Schalk Burger named vice president of the Boer forces and General Louis Botha gazetted acting commandant general, succeeding the late General Joubert as leader of the Transvaal forces in Pretoria.

Pretoria Schalk-Burger Joubert Louis Botha Ansvaal

Boers Still at Wepener Near Aliwal North

April 20 report says Captain Little of Brabant’s Horse Lieutenant Holbeck and Reuters correspondent Milne were captured while attempting to reach Wepener a week earlier. Prisoners had their belongings taken with four Boer guns silenced. Boers reportedly suffered 100 killed. Night Boer assault April 11 repelled by Cape Mounted Rifles with Maxims, five wagon loads of killed and wounded. Boers surround Wepener with limited recent firing.

Aliwal Little Brabant Holbeck Milne Reuter Wepener Pretoria Cape Mounted Rifles

Steyn Denounces proclamation as treachery in Volksraad

At the Volksraad meeting in Kroonstad President Steyn denounced Lord Roberts proclamation as treachery and said Britain aims to destroy and would seek intervention by civilized powers to aid their cause.

Cape Town Volksraad Orange Ee State Kroonstad Steyn Lord Roberts Great Britain

Carruth Wins Hanover Street Team Title in City League

The Hanover Street Team clinched the division title in the City League with Carruth earning season honors. Roll-off results are to be determined on other alleys as the season concludes.

Hanover Street Carruth McCarthy General Carruth Ylstons Mctimes Murray Carthy Irwin Boylston Ison Meyers Broadway Sudbury Roxbury Tosh Kinaman Murray & Irwin Bowler Clark Cecncenerengese Meyer Bowler Faran C. Harriman Heer Weeeee Norton Ett Emnenes BEE Harriman Wilkins McQuade Eee Eee Seeee Eeeee TA Sudbury Tere Eee Seesanes Tileston Eldredge Eeereeee

R A Meeting At Lyceum Hall Draws Hit With Bouts

Jeffries Point R A gathering at Lyceum Hall East Boston drew a full crowd. Kid Johnson and Jim Ryan boxed four rounds to a draw. Jimmy Briggs and Spike Haley fought nine rounds to a draw. Tommy Duffy and George Murray sparred six rounds in a drawn match. Fred Bryson defeated John Sheehan in ten rounds.

Jeffries Point R. A Lyceum Hall East Boston Kid Johnson Jim Ryan Jimmy Briggs Spike Haley Tommy Duffy Eorge Murray Fred Bryson John Sheehan

Cambridge High Beats Tufts Second Team On Oval

Cambridge High and Latin defeated Tufts second team in a seven inning game on the Tufts Oval. A close first frame gave way in the fifth as Foster relieved Perkinson and Cambridge scored four runs amid Tufts pitching struggles. Foster then settled, and Cambridge cleared the bases in quick order.

Cambridge High TUFT Latin Tufts Tufts Chan Foster Perkinson Cambridge Cambridge Nen R. B. PO A. B. Gape Allagher Tiong P Hee Arene B D Crawford Grifen Cocketivedess Roper Wes Chese Pierce Hadkic Connell C. Pierce Sembris A Seatee Terese Chase Ata Chetelian Gallagher Long Perkins Foster Urphy Ng Rking Carrs Pierce Gaeann Caane Tufts Aloy Perkins Ball McGire Woodworth

Supreme Amenity Holds Two Day Session At American House

The Supreme Amenity met over April 17 and 18 at the American House in Boston in a harmonious gathering. Delegates praised the reception by Boston members as Garfield Assembly of South Boston marked its thirteenth anniversary with a reception banquet and dance. Over members attended, with Grand Counsellor Lea Grand Mary Moore and Grand Director Kil assisting. McClellan Assembly admitted three candidates at a separate meeting and the order held social exercises to commemorate Parioe.

Supreme Amenity American House Supreme Assembly Boston Garfield Assembly of South Boston Lea Mary Moore Kilbride Brotherance Assembly No. 5 McClelan Assembly

Omega Oil Heals Pains Without Doctors Say Advert

An advertisement touts Omega Oil as a safe remedy for pain. It claims quick relief with no danger or doctor bills and suggests applying it to the chest wrists arms or back where pain exists. The copy emphasizes ease and personal use.

Excursionists Criticize Clark Shipboard Handling of Rome Crisis

The New England incident during the Clark excursion drew sharp criticism of Clark and Captain McAuley as 6820 travelers faced delays and altered plans from Rome to Naples and Liverpool. Colonels Fuller and Dr Casselberry defended the captain and maritime actions amid smallpox scares and evacuations.

F. C. Clark McAuley New England Captain McAuley McAute Colonel Fuller Boston Rome Charles E. Fuller Fuller Post Jerusalem Clark Cairo Naples New England Dramatical Aptain McAuley Althoug Liverpool Na Ony Alexander MacColl Piraeus Chapman McColl Thompson Verpool Hall York Mr. Ford Pittsburg Ann Sevotem Winona Minn G. F. Love The West Baptist Church Oswego N. Y Merriam Paria Noable Taylor H. B. Casselberry Mazieton Penn Dr. Clark Gree Ten Adams B Adams Mitchel Adams James Awde K. St. N. Beckett M. L. Benedict Q. B. Prdwell Powell Mr. Funk R. Farley Miss M. Garrett Geddes Ww. Douglase Mise D. d the Femonds

Yale Harvard Track Meet Off Oxford Cambridge Involves Yale

Yale and Harvard will not face Oxford and Cambridge track athletes this year. Manager Jesse D. Dana and Captain Johnson of Yale Track Athletic Towciation confirmed the decision after delaying a formal notice until all negotiations failed.

New Haven Conn Yale Harvard Oxford Cambridge Jesse D. Dana Johnson Ciation Yele

Railroad Agents and Superintendents Dine in Boston

About 100 railroad agents and 40 superintendents attended monthly meetings and a dinner at the United States Hotel. General A. P. Martin spoke on the Battle of Gettysburg, noting plans to visit Gettysburg in December.

New England United States Agents’ Association Superintendents’ Association A. P. Martin Gettysburg

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