Briggs Beats Doherty In eight-round Exhibition Bout
Johnny Briggs of Waltham defeated Mike Doherty of the Lafayettes in an eight round exhibition at the Roanoke Athletic Club on North Russell street last night. Referee Leslie Pierce with judges John Keenan and Peter Kelley oversaw the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Briggs
Waltham
Mike Doherty
Lafayettes
Roanoke Athletic Club
North Russell Street
Leslie Pierce
Philadelphia
John Keenan
Peter Kelley
Willie Pierce
Young Boylan
Young Smythe
Josh Corcoran
Harry Parkman
Parkman
Jack Meadows
Young Allen
Boston
Allen
Bart Ryan
Bart McGrier
McGrier
Jerry Callahan
Jimmy Duffy
Callahan
Duffy
Johnny Brig
Briggs
Doherty
Garvey
Race Entries at Alexander Track with Multiple Weights
Racing card lists entries for several races at Alexander, detailing horses, weights, and post positions across eight events. Notable names include Flash and Calista in early sprints, and six and seven eighths feature entries such as Trinculo and Rama in the final selling.
Horse Races Readout From Seven-Eighth Mile to Five and Half Furlongs
The record lists six races with first, second and third place finishers and times. Winners include Watchman, Hungro, Captain T, Applegate, Park, and Factotum with various runners in each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexanes—Applegate
Seconard
Sellwae Park
Lady Adams
See Little Tom
Joune
Races and Placings From A Short Track Meet
First race ran seven eighths of a mile with Elsket first Tupto second and unnamed third. Second race covered three quarters of a mile with Whayota first Victorious second La Joya third and time 1 16. Third race went a mile with St Liario grat Brendon first and Joe Mack third in 1 16 1 2. Fourth race five eighths of a mile Gemper Ego won McHenry second and a time of 1 08 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsket
Tupto
Whayota
Victorious
la Joya
St. Liario
Brendon
Joe Mack
Gemper Ego
McHenry
Providence boxing exhibition stalls preliminaries at King Philip Club
A slim crowd attended the King Philip Club boxing show in Providence. Only one bout occurred, Dave Ross of Boston versus Boyle O Reilly of Cambridge, a ten round affair stopped in the seventh with Ross dominating. Ross is a likely challenger to Patsey Broderick, the Providence favorite, as the night aimed to select a foe for Broderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
King Philip Club
George Tuohey
Sporting Review of Boston
Tim McCarthy
Cribb Club
Boston
Betwe Dave Ross
Boyle O'Reilly
Cambridge
Oss
Joe Keefe
Billy Riscoll
Jack Dolan
O'Reilly
Eddie Conley
Patsey Downey
Ross
McCarthy
Patsey Broderick
Broderick
Gossip of the Turf. Bay horses and stakes outline for season
A roundup of New England pacers and racing plans. Blanche Louise 2:10 is owned by the Cavanaugh brothers of Boston. John Graham to campaign Constantine in Kentucky. Mirth 1:23 1-4 half-mile record. F. M. Dodge campaigns Carldon 2:10 1-4. Others include Resolute, Mahlon, Alclayone, Navahoe, and Lightning set for Rigby Park and Mystic meet with $500 side stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Blanche Louise
Red Wilkes
Missie
Westwood
Cavanaugh Brothers
Boston
John Graham
Constantine
Kentucky
Maplehurst
Mirth
Neponset
Folly
Clinton
Rigby
F. M. Dodge
Pittsfield
Mass
Carldon
Don Carlos
Lizzie Smith
Scott’s Thomas
Jerry’ O'Neil
Resolute
Lothair, Jr
Daniel Lambert
Mahlon
Alcantara
Blanche Jefferson
Messrs
John T. Spaulding
M. T. Pooler
Skowhegan
J. Malcolm Forbes
Arion
Navahoe
Katy P
Mambrino Patchen
Rigby Park
Lightning
Nelson
James G. Blaine
Messenger Hunterdam
Gene Gomley
Somerville
George H. Nelson
Springfield
J. H. Carmichael
Germaine
Jack Baldwin
E. L. Robinson
Rodney J
Mystic
Subways Fight Ends in House Vote 72 to 104
The repeal bill to halt the subway was killed in the House by a 72 to 104 vote. Debates highlighted shifts in opinion as subway backers faced strong opposition and the chamber discussed constitutional aspects and potential impacts on land and transit interests.
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Spring
Boston
Faneuil Hall
T. F. Keenan
Whitney
West End
Yeas—Allen
R. E
Baker
Balch
Bancroft
S. Barker
Barnes
E. F
F. O
Bird
Brown
C. D
F. A
Carter
Cochran
Cook
Crane
Denham
Drew
Drury
Duddy
Edgarton
Eldredge
Flint
S. W
Ford
Foss
Fowle
French
Gardner
Gray
Greenwood
Hale
Harlow
Hathaway
F. W
Hawkes
Hibbard
Higgins
Holden
Huse Ives
Kingman
Knox
Leach
W. S
Macomber
Marden
McCarthy
Mitchell
Moore
Newell
Newhall
G. H
O’connor
Osgood
Porter
B. Jr
G. W
J. F
Putnam
Rice
Roe
Sibley
Sleeper
Smith
A. C
Tarr
Teamoh
Thacher
Tolman
Turner
Tuttle
Wakefield
Wallis
Wheaton
Whitard
Willard
Wilson
Winn
Woodfall
Allen
D. W
Austin
Bailey
Barry
Bates
Beaman
Bliss
Boutwell
Bradley
Burt
J. M
T. P
Carroll
Casey
Chandler
Collins
Creed
Dickinson
Donahue
Donovan
T. J
W. J
Driscoll
D. M
W. P
Edgerton
Estes
Fallon
Ferson
Fillmore
Flynn
Gallivan
Gauss
Gaylord
Geary
George
Graham
Grant
Hammond
C. L
Harwood
Hastings
Hoban
Holland
Hollis
Holt
Horan
Howe
Humphrey
Hutchinson
Johnson
Jones
Jordan
Kaan
Keenan
T. F
Krebs
O. L
Light
Lowell
Lynch
Mayo
McMackin
Mclaven
Mellen
Mills
Mooney
Moran
Moriarty
Mulvey
Murphy
Myers
J. B
Norton
O’brien
O'Hara
Parker
Penniman
Perkins
Pinkham
Prevaux
Quirk
Root
Rourke
D. D
F. H
Russell
Sargent
Shea
Shepherd
Slade
Snow
Southworth
Spofford
Stanley
Stocker
Stone
Sturtevant
Thurston
Tower
Tuite
Barber
Eddy
Mann
Roberts
Phelps
C. G
Sisson
Lawrence
Quint
Dow
J. A
Grover
Searls
Waite
Subways and Street Widening Plans Debated for Boston Transit
The amendments authorize the Boston Transit Commission to extend or limit subway construction, allow four track future planning, protect mall surfaces and Tremont street, adjust land sales for subway funding, widen Haverhill and Canal streets, and permit track rights contracts with railways while safeguarding city and state interests.
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Boston Transit Commission
Boylston Street
Tremont Street
Park Square
Boylston
Tremont Streets
West Ind Street Railway
Winter Street
City of
Boston
Haverhill and
Canal Streets
Haverhill
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Commonwealth
President Young Sets Umpire Betts For Cleveland Assignment
President Young of the National League announced Betts will leave immediately to umpire games in Cleveland. He said the move is not in response to Chris Van Der Ahe's protest, but due to other circumstances and expressed confidence in Betts to umpire the season unless an accident occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Young
National League
St. Louis
Chris van der Ahe
Betts
Cleveland
van der Ahe
Six-drawer chiffonniere advertised by Paine Furniture
The piece offers six drawers for organizing spring cleaning clutter and is promoted as affordable and roomy by the Paine Furniture Company. It claims the chiffonniere can transform household order and serves as an ideal receptacle for possessions before uncovering them.
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Paine Furniture Company
Japan Will Not Submit to Interference After China Pact
A Yokohama dispatch reports that Japan believes once China ratifies the peace treaty European intervention would threaten stability and endanger the government. Japanese worry that powers may seize the rewards of victory and provoke dangerous ferment at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Graphic
Yokohama
China
Tecumseh and Chace Mills Expand Capacity In Fall River
Tecumseh Mill directors approve building a weave shed and mill No 2 expansion adding 12000 spindles while Chace Mill adds about 10000 spindles. James Marshall owner of Fall River Hat Factory buys Wyoming Mill property for about 37000 dollars to remodel as a hat factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Adelphi lecture on Municipal Reform by Councilman Lane
Councilman Benjamin C. Lane outlined Municipal Reform in its phases before the Adelphi Literary Society at Red Men's Hall. A fair audience heard remarks marked by statistics and broad approval of amendments to the city charter as a remedy for municipal government ills.
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London
Managua
Zelaya
Washington
Great Britain
Corinto
Nicaragua
United States
Benjamin C. Lane
Adelphi Literary Society
Red Men's Hall
Lane
Mr J J Murphy Weds Miss B M Coleman at Everett
Mr J J Murphy and Miss B M Coleman wed in Everett last evening. The couple received numerous costly presents and celebrated at their new Cedar street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Murphy
B. M. Coleman
Everett
Cedar Street
Garment Workers Elect New Officers
The garment workers elected officers last evening with S. Ledder as President and A. Silk as Vice-President. R. Redlaw was chosen Recording Secretary, Charles Levi as Treasurer, J. Goldberg as Financial Secretary, S. Cohen as Business Agent, and Simon Harris as Sergeant-at-Arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garment Workers
S. Ledder
A. Silk
R. Redlaw
Charles Levi
J. Goldberg
Simon Harris
S. Cohen
Woodbury Facial Soap Inventor Offers Facial Care
John H. Woodbury of 11 Winter street Boston inventor of Woodbury's Facial Soap advertises his facial blemish treatment. He claims permanent removal with regular physicians and cites 20 years of practical experience in a broad distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Woodbury
Winter St
Boston
Woodbury
Mrs Kelly Recovers After Gas Escape
Mrs J Kelly who nearly died in a gas incident at 1 Gray Street was treated at City Hospital and discharged home after a notable recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kelly
Gray Street
City Hospital
Subway Act and Boston Rapid Transit Legislation
The transit commission led by Chairman Crocker proposes amendments to the rapid transit bill. The committee on metropolitan affairs reports the changes as general measures affecting construction and funding. House sentiment suggests the amendments may not be seriously opposed once the spot bill is resolved.
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Beacon Hill
Friends of the Subway
Anti-Subway
House
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
McCarthy
Boston
Spring
Moriarty
Worcester
Meigs
Subway
Jones
Melrose
Supreme Judicial Court
Transit Commissioners
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
City of
Boutwell
Malden
House of Representatives
Friends of the Bill
Scates
Bliss
West Springfield
Holden
West End Railway Company
Lawrence
Cohasset
Tuttle
Roe
Motley and Parkman
Irwin
Northampton
Roberts
Chelsea
Gallivan
Krebs
Mr. Krebs
Transit Commission
Crocker
Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs
Beecham’s Pills For Constipation Advertised
Beecham's pills for constipation offered at 10 cents and 25 percent strength. Consumers are urged to get the book at their druggist's and follow its directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham’s
Probate Court Notice of Mortgage Authority
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Norfolk probate court cites heirs and all interested in Isaac Plagg estate to show cause May 15, 1895 why James H Stoddard administrator with will annexed may mortgage real estate to raise funds for debts and administration costs. Publication in Boston Post planned for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
James Knotty
Unfor
James Knott
Thomas F. Temple
Boston
Robert B. Lincoln
Cyrus Small
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
John R. O'Sullivan
Martin T. O'Sullivan
Ann O'Sullivan
Commonwealth
Commonwealth OF Massachusetpts
Lucy Stedman
Daniel B. Stedman
George Stedman
George A.dary
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
John W. Mes Kim
Elljiah George
Norfolk
Isaac Plagg
Wellesley
James Pr. Stoddard
Dedham
George White
Jonathan Cobb
Asj
James J. Oakes
Court House
Pemberton Square
Fred H. Seavey
Appointment of John F Murphy as Administrator of Ellen Murphy Estate
Notice states John F Murphy appointed administrator of Ellen Murphy late of Boston Suffolk County deceased intestate. He has given bond and invites all creditors to exhibit their claims and all debtors to pay to John F Murphy Admr at 72 Dale Street Roxbury as directed by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Murphy
Boston
Suffolk
John F. Murphy
Admr
Dale St
Roxbury
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Court House
Pemberton Square
John F. Kelly
Charles S. Fiske
Suffolk County
Ales R. Elder
Washington St
Mass
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New York
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Japan
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Metropolitan District Commission
Common Council Chamber
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