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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1895

Page

7

Moore and Hennessey Boxers Battle to a Draw in Bradford

The Moore Hennessey boxing match before the Central Athletic Club in Bradford Pa ends in a twenty round draw as both fighters stay on their feet and appear fresh Moore is judged to have the edge by fight’s end. Hennessey hails Moore as the clever sparrer and Moore prepares to fight Kid McCoy next week.

Bradford Penn Moore-Hennessey Central Athletic Club States Moore Hennessey Billy Smith Jack McNeirney Woutsville Kid McCoy

Butler Secures New England Lightweight Title Decision

At the Cribb Club on Avery street last night John E. Butler the colored lightweight champion of New England was awarded the decision over John A Sullivan of Providence in the eighth round. Referee Professor Tim McCarthy officiated with Butler the aggressor throughout and Sullivan suffered from inexperienced seconds and a faulty timekeeping. Butler appeared stronger, constantly countering and jabbing as the bout concluded in a decision announced after fifteen rounds.

Sullivan Butler Lynn Pop McCarty Joe White Andy Callen Collier Byers Cribb Avery Street John E. Butler New England John A. Sullivan Providence Tim McCarthy McCarthy

Governor Culberson weighs use of force over prize fight

Governor Culberson releases letters with Sheriff Cabel of Dallas County about suppressing the Corbett Fitzsimmons prize fight. The sheriff asks if force or even shooting could be justified and the governor replies that at the proper time necessary force could be secured and urges management to halt the event at the Dallas ring.

Austin Tex Culberson Cabel Dallas County Dallas

Child Dies After Knee Injury at Derry Depot

A young daughter of Charles Tewksbury struck her head while playing at Derry Depot New Hampshire. She told her mother she hurt her knee and collapsed dead. A physician diagnosed injury to the spinal column.

Derry Depot N. H Charles Tewksbury

Mystery of missing groom ends with his return home

Oscar E Fernald of Somerville was found in New Haven after twelve weeks away. He had vanished on the eve of his wedding to Eva Robinson, drifted to Providence and New York, then returned with little memory of recent events. His brother Luther arranged the reunion and Oscar plans to stay in New Haven until he regains his health and resolves finances.

Jet Street Robinson Oscar Oscar E. Fernald Somerville Luther New Haven Eva Robinson Post Fernald Oscar Fernald Luther Fernald Miss Robinson New Brunswick Oscar Fernala Boston Washington Street Providence Park Square New York New York City New Hampshire Wright Ham

Petty Bosses Targeted in Garment Strike Settlement

A New York garment workers strike edges toward settlement as the union vows to crush the “small bosses” who supplied cheap labor and kept the sweatshop system afloat. Five cooperatives allied with these bosses reportedly sign the bond agreement, while eight holdouts face potential penalties if they miss tomorrow’s deadline. The council maintains a settlement panel to wind down routine matters and report back.

Chuck Post Felz Thas Co-Operative Bennett Street Feltz

Iron Moulders Union 106 Adjourned Conference at Eagle Hals

The Iron Moulders Union 106 held an adjourned conference with employers at Eagle Hals on 616 Washington Street completing two proposals. A uniform wage and a preference for union men were submitted and taken under advisement by the employers. The union voted to parade and will marshal 450 men on Labor Day.

Iron Moulders Union 106 Eagle Hals Washington Street Uien

Hibernian Directory Holds Suffolk County Convention in East Boston

A Suffolk County Hibernian Directory convention met last evening at Hibernian Hall Havre Street East Boston with County President William J Cronin presiding. After prayers by Rev Patrick Courtney of Ireland the body granted permission to form a new division in Dorchester and decided to host the A O H convention in East Boston. John A Ryan vice president Division 1 Boston was elected county vice president and delivered an address. Father Courtney spoke eloquently along with J J Manning Stephen Gaffey Mortimer Roche and others. Transfers were granted and the session concluded harmoniously.

Suffolk County Directory Hibernian Hall Havre Street Boston William J. Cronin Patrick Courtney Ireland Dorchester John A. Ryan Division 1 Ryan Father Courtney J. J. Manning Stephen Gaffey Mortimer J. Roche D. J. Falvey J. A. Murphy William McLeod Francis Cassidy Edmond Ward

Good racing at Chicago trotting heats Aug 23

Chicago Aug 23 trotting at Chicago stakes saw Annie win the 2:20 class in four heats with 2:11% best. Fido won the 2:10 pace with 2:08% best. 2:30 class unfinished. Willis P and Pray Tell each won a heat in 2:17 and 2:16% respectively. B B P swept the 2:14 Calumet stakes with three straight heats. Akron beat Australian in one heat of the unfinished match race.

Chicago Annie Fido Willis P Pray Tell Calumet Akrona Akron

First grand picnic by Division 16 A O H at Amory Grove Roxbury

Division 16 A O H holds its first grand Hibernian picnic at Amory Grove Roxbury today. It features two mile and one mile races high jump broad jump sack race and a prize dance with a fat men's race. Tug of war pits State militia champions against Division 16 and matches Division 7 Brookline and Division 16 A O H. Gates open till 10 PM with tug of war edges at 7 39 PM.

Amory Grove Roxbury Hibernian Brookline

Revelry at Crescent Beach Becomes Testy Liquor Case

A crowded Revere Police Court heard testimony in a dispute tied to the local liquor question and the Beachmont Lowell House. Witnesses described an August 5 confrontation involving Mrs Alice White manager Samuel Gilman and Officer Rufus H Brown, with Janvrin and others denying direct knowledge of illegal sales. The judge discharged both White and Gilman after examining the assault and nuisance charges, citing lack of proof of ties to illegal liquor distribution.

Revere Board of Selectmen Charles H. Frye Alfred 8. Hall W. T. Janvrin Milton Ray Charles H. Rhoades Citizens’ Party Selectman Lowell House Alice White Rufus H. Brown Beachmont Hook Lowell Crescent Beach White Gilman Mr. Blanchard Knoades Latteo Brown Latten Sergeant Morse Samuel Gilman Mrs. White

Tri Mountain Garrison Reunion at Melville Garden

Downer Landing reports that the Tri Mountain Garrison 98 Pogular Army and Navy Union held its annual reunion in Melville Garden today with about 200 members in attendance.

Downer Landing Tri Mountain Pogular Army and Navy Union Melville Garden

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