Pope Official Announces Columbia Wheels In Europe Market
Mr. A E Pattison secretary of Pope Manufacturing returns from Europe with Columbia wheels in France Belgium Holland and Switzerland as sole agent for those countries. France sees high demand with women and men adopting fashionable cycling. many races and a potential large sale are anticipated. L A W meeting tonight with Luscomb and Willison present. Zimmy’s racing prospects cited with potential earnings up to 3800 plus Paris prize money. Adams Wood act as Stearns agents. a pantaloon guard is introduced for riders in Citizens' costume. A Waltham road race runs eight miles today under Thompson Howe with eight entered riders and prizes. Race starts at 10 am.
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Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbia
Pattison
Bicycle House
France
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Bois de Bologne
Luscomb
New York
Willison
Baltimore
Zimmy
Troy
Zimmerman
Paris
Velodrome- Seine
Adams & Wood
Stearns
Waltham
High Street
Moody Street
Auburndale Avenue
River Street
Waltham Street
Thompson & Howe
Porter, Haggerty
Williams
Seavey
McLaughlin
Turner
Pettigrew
Callahan
Sporting Miscellany Highlights From Boston Clubs
The Boston Athletic Association will skip a ball team this year and fund rowing instead. Worcester Athletic Club plans a Decoration Day open athletic meeting lit by electric light. Peter Jackson, Corbett’s challenger, joins us next week with Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Boston Theatre alongside Parson Davies. The Bostons sit in first place as St Louis Browns hover near the champions. Creedon is favored to win at the Casino based on recent showings. Moore recovers quickly while Dick’s flaws show ducking in contests in this city. Griffo is expected to beat Dixon if they meet, with the Australian delivering strong punch power. Hosmer and Casey may enter the Texas regatta, a potential great match race for two elite scullers.
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Boston Athletic Association
Worcester Athletic Club
Peter Jackson
Corbett
Boston Theatre
Jackson
Parson Davies
Davies
Bostons
St. Louis Browns
Sporting Men
Creedon
Moore
Griffo
Dixon
Griffin
Braintree
George Hosmer
Jerry Casey
Texas
Ten Inning Victory Delivers One Run For Boston
In Allentown Pa on April 27 the champion Boston team edged Allentown 2 1 in ten innings. Kelly and his veteran crew dominated the crowd of over 6000 as MacCarthy stole third and Banner or Bannon belted a game winning homer off Donoghue. Kelly received gold cuff buttons from Boston after the dramatic extra inning win.
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Allentown
Penn
Bosoe
Tony
Mike Kelly
Frank Selee
Kelly
Allentowns
Giants
Manhattan Park
Duffy
McCarthy
Boston
Jack Milligan
Sam Wise
Mike Kilroy
Bostons
Moran
Kilroy
Nash
Tucker
Mac
Bannon
Donoghue
Long
Sweeney
Wood
Wise
Brown Wins Another Shutout In Providence
Brown defeated Dartmouth in Providence as Russell, Brown’s phenom, pitched his first game and impressed. The lone Dartmouth run came on errors during battery play and fielding mistakes, with Brown dominating the rest of the contest.
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Providence
Brown
Dartmouth
Russell
Boston University Loses to Colby in Poor Play
In Waterville on April 27 Boston University fell to Colby 10 to 8 amid misplays and passed balls. Colby pitchers shut down BU early while BU outfield showed promise. Colby batted and ran bases well, aided by Cof fin's errors for BU. Final: Colby 18? 8 shows formatting issue.
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Waterville
Boston University
Colby
Coffin
Harvard Nine Set for Worcester Tilt With Holy Cross
Harvard departs this morning to face Holy Cross College in Worcester. Pitcher Wiggin or Highlands will start for Harvard, with Whittemore at second base and Winslow in the batting order.
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Harvard
Worcester
Holy Grose College
Wiggin
Highlands
Whittemor
Winslow
Holy Cross Shows Promise Against Boston League
The Holy Cross nine, though not as strong as in prior seasons, fielded Dickinson at shortstop and Paine at first base along with Stevenson at left field Corbett at third base O Malley at catcher McCarthy in right field Wiggin or Highlands as pitcher. They made a strong showing against the Boston league and will present Harvard with a competitive contest.
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Dickinson
Paine
Stevenson
Corbett
O'Malley
McCarthy
Wiggin
Highlands
Holy Cross
Harvard
Springfield Beats Worcester In Return Game 18 to 5
Springfield defeats Worcester 18 to 5 in Springfield in front of 600 fans. Kennedy and Darcey make notable one hand catches on line drives. The scoring shows Springfield 13, Worcester 5 with hits 12 to 3 and 3 errors each. Coughlin Keefe and Messett opposed Dowe Burns and Hayes.
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Springfield
Worcester
Kennedy
Darcey
Coughlin
Keefe
Messett
Dowe
Burns and Hayes
Syracuse Beats Brockton in Seven Inning Tilt
Syracuse rode a strong offense to a 17 to 5 win over Brockton in seven innings before a crowd at Brockton. The visitors pounded 19 hits while Brockton managed 7. errors stood at 3 for Syracuse and 4 for Brockton as Bauswein and Wilson paired with Cassien and Corcoran on the batteries.
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Brockton
Syracuse
Cceeecveers
Seks Cescdous
Bauswein
Wilson
Cassien
Corcoran
Providence Defeats Pawtucket In Open Grands Game
Providence beat Pawtucket in an afternoon game noted as lively and close. The box shows Providence 14 Pawtucket 12 with 4 errors total 4 by Providence 10 by Pawtucket. Millen and McAuley pitched for Providence with Robinson Haben and Roach catching.
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Providence
Pawtucket
Millen
McAuley
Robinson
Haben
Roach
Salem High School Routs Lynn High in Afternoon Contest
Salem High School defeated Lynn High School in Salem yesterday afternoon by a 10 to 3 score. Inning by inning the Salem offense showed strong early leads with a 30 16 26-0 pattern, while Lynn struggled with scattered runs and errors as the game unfolded.
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Salem
Lynn High School
Roxbury Team Beats Hale School 40 to 1 in Brookline
The Roxbury and Hale school teams of the junior interscholastic league met yesterday in Brookline. The Roxburys won easily by a score of 40 to 1, showcasing a dominant performance.
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Roxbury and
Hale School
Brookline
Roxburys
Barre Seminary Beats Barre Academy In Baseball
Goddard Seminary defeats Barre Academy by 8 to 6 in a baseball game played in Barre on April 27. The contest featured competitive hitting and pitching from both sides with Gloucester players contributing key runs.
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Barre
Goddard Seminary
Barre Academy
Among the Sparrers at Chartiers in Drawn Six Round Bout
Jimmy Dime and Jerry Marshall boxed at Maennercher Hall Chartiers near Pittsburgh on April 25 before 500 spectators. The catchweight bout ended in a draw though Dime led each round. Two referees and three timekeepers oversaw a tense event with Dime pressing but Marshall failing to break through.
Sunday Post Cartoon Delivers Full Page Color Laughs
A full page colored cartoon appears in the next Sunday Post offering light humor. Readers are encouraged to grab a copy for a laugh and enjoy the illustrated satire.
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Unny
Sunny
Creedon Beats Moore In Twenty Round Middleweight Clash
In Minneapolis on April 27 a crowd of 1200 watched Dan Creedon of Australia defeat Dick Moore of Boston in a 20 round middleweight bout. Creedon dominated early and bled Moore’s nose through several rounds, with the referee Sandy Griswold officiating as Creedon wore down Moore who was knocked to the canvas in round nine before the verdict. Benton announced Bobby Dobbs would fight any lightweight in the world.
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Manly
Twin City
Moore
Tom Tracey
Australia
Mather
Frank Lewis
Columbian Athletic Club
Creedon
Bobby Dobbs
Denver
Billy Needham
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Boston
Sandy Griswold
Omaha Bee
Optic
Bay State Mechanics Celebrate Eighth Anniversary Social
Bay State Mechanics, Bay State Council No 1 of the United American Mechanics, marked its eighth anniversary with a social at Winthrop Hall Roxbury. The event featured vocal and instrumental music, an elaborate supper, and lively socializing attended by editors, officials, and guests including George B Whitman James Carter John Lee Charles Johnson and several young ladies.
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Bay State Council No. 1
The
United American Mechanics
Winthrop Hall
Warren Street
Roxbury
Fair Friends
George B. Whitman
American Mechanics’ Advocate
James Carter
John Lee
Charles Johnson
May Sheehan
Eunice Atherton
Ethel Johnson
Mabel Flynn
Albany adjourns as Senate and Assembly end session
Albany reports that the State Senate and assembly have adjourned for the term ending the session on April 1. The news notes the formal conclusion of legislative business and signals the close of the current legislative period.
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Albany
State Senate
Assembly
Baseball Gossip From The Rivalries And Openers
The piece surveys Boston and Baltimore clubs and players as they begin the season. It notes Tom Smith may pitch for Holy Cross against Harvard, Mike Kelly’s Allentown squad, Morgan Murphy’s catching, and Ad Gumbert’s strong form. It mentions executives eyeing umpire behavior, and previews the New England League opener with Billy Annis and Jerry Denny highlighted.
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Bostons
Philadelphia
Arthur Irwin
Tom Smith
Boston
Holy Cross College
Harvard
Crimson
Mike Kelly
Allentown
Kell
Morgan Murphy
Frank de H. Robison
Cleveland Club
Congress
Nick Young
Connie Mack
Ad Gumbert
Addison
Court House
Hanlon
Baltimore
Bonner
Brooklyn
Griffin
Corcoran
Kennedy
Orioles
New Yorks
Giants
Swartwood
Pat Powers
Billy Annis
Providence
Jerry Denny
Boston Park Commission Notice of Dorchester Park Plans
City of Boston board votes to notify heirs and trustees about public park plans in Dorchester approved May 19 1892 under Chapter 185 acts of 1875. Notices to Abbott heirs and many more named individuals in probate announcements follow heart of 1894 public notice sequence.
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Boston
Dorchester
Abbott
William E
John W. Aznive
D. C. Aznive
Byzent H. Amia
Joseph Alexander
Charles Anderson
Anlette M. Amia
Nanette Babson
Thomas M. Ball
James E. Ball
Harriet Blossom
Eugene T. Brazier
Charles G. Brooks
Alice L. Brown
Clara E. Bailey
Mary F. Baxter
Horace W. Wheeler
Charles
Trustees. Blake
Ellen Bacon
Ella M. Broderick
Julia A
Boston Liquor License Notices Across Chelsea and Jamaica Streets
Pemberton Square notices list multiple applicants under Public Statutes for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Boston. Applications include MICHAEL J CUNNINGHAM at 491 Chelsea Street, JOHN J MERRIGAN & CO at Canterbury Street, DOLAN & CO at 30 Jamaica Street, ANDREW DONOVAN & CO at 77 Bunker Hill Street, MATTHEW TIERNEY & Co at Dorchester Avenue and West Second Street, BERNARD J DEVINE & CO at West Broadway, CHARLES COX & CO at 5 West Third Street, and TIMOTHY J CORKERY at 14 and 16 West Third Street. Boston, April 28, 1894.
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Ham
Chelsea Street
FE. B
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John J
Michael Merrigan
John J. Merrigan & CO
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W. R
Catherine
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Dolan & CO
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Andrew Foley
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James M. Collins
Moore & Collins
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Fayette Court
Gard
Matthew
Maurice J. Tierney
Matthew Tierney & Coo
Dorchester Avenue
West Second Street
Bernard J
Margaret M. Devine
Bernard J. Devine & CO
West Broadway
Charles
Annie Cox
Charles Cox & CO
West Third Street
Timothy J. Corkery
Vincenzo
Augusta
Bonzagni
Bonzagni & CO
Friend Street
Augusdpa C. Bonzagni
Vincenzo C. Bonzagni
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