Boston Policy Game Describes Gambling Undercover
The article exposes policy gambling in Boston, detailing how the cheap chance game thrives despite police efforts. It notes dozens of backroom agencies, the spread across districts, and the roles of agents, with descriptions of play methods, drawings at noon and 4 pm, and the odds of betting on gigs and related combinations.
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Kneeland Street
Essex Street
South End
Jim Wright
Charlestown
South Boston
East Boston
West End
Boston
Columbus
St. Patrick’s Day
Post's Polo Guide Polo League Standings
The column reports standings from the polo league with teams including Providence Worcester Brockton and New Bedford. It lists win loss records and points with numeric values, showing Tre numbers like 11 9 529 and 13 17 204 indicating scores or standings.
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Wow
Tae
New Bedford
Providence
Worcester
Brockton
Rink Rushes and Local Hockey Gossip at Providence
Providence home ice keeps the Grays strong led by Captain Murray and Cunningham. Mike Curley shines in goal as Williams scores a long shot. Brockton seeks Keough help and Jack Curley eyes regular play. Tonight at the Casino the New Bedfords meet the Bostons in a three inning 15 minute set with free admission for ladies. The American Wringer Co advertises wringers sweepers and repair services.
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Murray
Grays
Billy
Rhode Island Cranks
Cunningham
Mike Curley
Williams
Cotter
Brockton Cranks
Keough
Jack Curley
Mike
Williama
Brockton
New Bedfords
Bostons
William Barry
Malden to Face Cambridgeport in Club Tournament Night
The Associated Cycling Clubs host whist pool and billiards events at 655 Main Street Cambridgeport with teams Malden and Cambridgeport led by J W Whall I N Chase N F Ames H O Rogers T Connors G W Mc Laughlin J G Hess C Saunders George F Kehew Charles Kehew Aleck Borand M R Grant Frank A Crocker W A Curry George Chaplin P C Spring. The Press plans a grand January ball and staff photographer Secretary Pease captures team moments amid club social events and hare and hounds chase results with Odell Cole Rupert Lambert and others finishing times around 11:23 to 11:45.
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Cambridgeports
Main Street
Cambridgeport
J. W. Whall
I. N. Chase
N. F. Ames
H. O. Rogers
T. Connors
G. W. McLaughlin
J. G. Hess
C. Saunders
George F. Kehew
Charles Kehew
Aleck Borand
M. R. Grant
Frank A. Crocker
W. A. Curry
George Chaplin
P. C
Boston
Pease
Press Club
Lord Fauntleroys
Pandora's Box
Brother Pease
Massachusetts
Jamaica Club
J. C. Odell
William Cole
G. P. Rupert
G. Peterson
S. Lambert
W. Johnson
G. B. Roberts
J. Kilroe
Valentine
Schreiber
Pugilistic Gossip: Moore Quiet on Bigger Fights and Corbett Generosity
Boxing notes reveal middleweight champion Dick Moore in Boston with no appetite for larger opponents, eyeing matches with Dick O'Brien if needed. Corbett's gratitude shown by generous payments to Delaney and Daly, including a $3500 check after Sullivan bout and ongoing weekly sums, highlighting lasting friendships in boxing.
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Dick Moore
West
Boston
Alec Greggains
Moore
Greggains
Dick O’brien
O’brien-Smith
O'Brien
Cooke
O’brien
Smith
Corbett
Sullivan
Bill Muldoon
California
Billy Delaney
Delaney
Jim Daly
Rob Roy
No-License Meetings Held Across Chelsea Churches
Last evening no license rallies occupied Protestant churches and the Soldiers Home. Speakers included James L. Gordon, Rufus Frost, Rev. R. Perry Bush, Herbert Weaver, William E. Perry, ex-Mayor J. E. Fletcher, A. B. Champlin, Alton E. Briggs, Rev. F. W. Bakeman, and others at various congregations. Veterans at the Soldiers Home heard pro no license from George H. Buck and Jeremiah Norris among others.
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Soldiers’ Home
First Congregational
William Stickney
James L. Gordon
Rufus
Walnut Street
C. E. Jefferson
Willard Howland
Robert Cameron
Bellingham
Henry Powers
Leonard A. Treat
Central Congregational
George H. Carter
J. W. Higgins
Universalist
T. ©. Watkins
Edward McLellan
Cary Avenue
Pryce T. Edwards
No-License Meetings Held in Cambridge Last Evening
Three no-license meetings were held in Cambridge with a large audience at Aquinas Hall listening to Mrs. Leonora M. Lake of St. Louis. She recently spoke at Chicago's world congress and is noted for presenting facts clearly. Father Scully presided. other speakers included Rev. Father Mundy and Deacon Kendall. A second Universalist Church meeting featured Rev. Mr. Mellen of Somerville and Rev. Alexander Blackburn along with Rev. W. G. Richardson of Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Aquinas Hall
Leonora M. Lake
St. Louis
Mr. Mellen
Somerville
Alexander Blackburn
W. G. Richardson
Translation Bond Between Hugo and Elijah Noted by Judge
A fragmentary exchange recalls a theme of transformation as St Peter remarks a bond between Victor Hugo and Elijah. Gabriel adds a wry line about being translated, echoed by a Vogue observation.
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St. Peter
Victor Hugo
Elijah
Gabriel
Central Labor Union Proceedings Hear Proportional Representation
Yesterday's Central Labor Union meeting in Type Hall covered reforms in voting rights, proposed legislation for proportional representation in Massachusetts, support for Olneyville strikers, and a renewed boycott stance on Pfaff and I. L. H. Romanoff bakers. Mayor Matthews clarifies street department year round employment and winter work plans for Boston workers.
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Building Trades Council
Legislative Council
Clmlar
Council
John H. Lee
Philadelphia Printers’ Union
Sporting Life
Matthews
Henry Abrahams
Boston Central Labor Union
Sewer Division
Consolidated Street Department
N. Matthews, JR
Boston baked beans recipe by Rose Coghlan in Paris kitchen
A famous American singer describes her method for Boston baked beans with pork. She details selecting beans and pork, soaking, boiling, layering with onion mustard molasses and parsley, then baking all day in a pipkin with water, promising a Paris dinner.
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Gath
Boston
Paris
Rose Coghlan
Union Leaders Denounce Alderman Lee At Meetings
The Journeymen Tailors Coal Handlers and Teamsters Amalgamated Engineers Machinists and Smiths and Garment Workers unions denounced Alderman Lee at separate meetings yesterday and pledged opposition to him in the approaching election.
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Amalgamated Engineers
Smiths
Garment Workers
Lee
Mayor Matthews Commended for City Employment Efforts
At a Saturday council meeting in Carpenters' City, Mayor Matthews was praised for his work in supplying unemployed carpenters with job opportunities. The acknowledgment highlighted his leadership and commitment to local trades, reflecting a strengthening of municipal employment initiatives.
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Carpenters’ City Council
Matthews
Knights of Labor Hold Mass Meeting on Beer Policy
A large Wells Memorial Hall gathering led by District Assembly 30 Knights of Labor condemned the Central Labor Union actions. Resolutions praised the Knights of Labor offer to settle the dispute if unionists accept it, signaling an immediate end to the trouble.
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Knights
Wells Memorial Hall
District Assembly 30
Knights of Labor
Central Labor Union
Keeley Treatment Sees Wide Endorsement and Use
The Keeley treatment claims to have cured 150000 people from inebriety and morphine habit and is reportedly employed by the U S government in National Soldiers Homes, by Colorado county commissioners, and by judges in various states. For information contact A C Dow manager WIA Tremont Street Boston.
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United States
Colorado
Keeley Institutes
Providence
Lexington
Haverhill
Springfeld
Worcester
North Adams
A. C.‘Dow
Wia. Tremont Street
Boston
Cooking and Celebrity Talk From Lillian Russell and Rose
The excerpt details Rose describing her roast beef with Yorkshire pudding and a family recipe for pudding batter, plus Lillian Russell sharing culinary talents and passions. It notes their West Ninety-sixth Street home and various dishes from Welsh rarebits to kidney sauté, frogs’ legs, and pickles, reflecting celebrity cooking chatter.
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West Ninety-sixth Street
Lillian Russell
Post's Bowling Guide: games this week
Bowling schedule lists Tuesday events in Lowell Charlestown Dorchester and Jamaica Plain, Wednesday matches in Boston Jamaica Plain, Thursday Melrose Dorchester Central Codman Glendon Cedar Grove Dorchester, Friday Melrose Highland Newton Waverly Oxford Jeffries Winter Lynn. Also promotes World’s Fair Portfolios No. 1 2 3 and announces No. 4 coming Thursday.
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Salem
Lowell
Lowell Highlands
Allston
Les Minerables
099Th Artillery
Charlestown
Roxbury
Old Dorchester
Melrose Athletic
Dorchester
Ednesday
Boston Athletic Association
Casino
Boston
Jamaica
Arington
Jamaica Plain
Melrose Va
Dorchester Central
Melrose
Codman
Glendon
Philadelphia’s commerce decline blamed on railroad monopoly
A Commercial Bulletin notice warns that Philadelphia’s export trade plunged from 56.6 million dollars in 1880 to 28.0 million in 1888 due to railroad monopolies. It credits A. A. McLeod’s 1889 Reading Railroad presidency for growth, cites exports rising to 60.3 million by 1892, and warns Boston faces similar hostile influences threatening limited competition and terminal rights with the New York & New England line as the sole outlet.
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Commercial Bulletin
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
A. A. McLeod
Boston
New York & New England
Boston City Election notices across all wards 1893
Public notice lists ward by ward polling places for Boston male citizens to vote on December 12 1893. Each ward shows multiple precincts with schoolhouses city yard and hall locations and street names for polling. The document reflects a broad election day plan with extensive venue listings.
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Ward precincts list of schoolhouses and booths
Ward Fourteen to Twenty Five precincts enumerate public buildings and booths for voting. Entries include address notes for schools, halls, and shops with markers like Prec. 1 Booth lot corner H and East Sixth Prec. 10 Capen schoolhouse East Sixth and streets Prec. National Hall and various wards detail polling hours and officer selections for mayor aldermen school committee and liquor license votes.
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Adams
Sumner Street
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Bunker Hill Street
Hear Quincy
Pantree
Partlett Street
Sullivan Street
Mead Street
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Main
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Elman Hall
Yyus Alger Schooihouse
West Seventh Street
Norw House
Hawes Hall
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Dorchester Street
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J. M. Galvin
Notice of foreign defendants in contract suit in Suffolk Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Superior Court October term 1508 May of Boston plaintiff vs George Lewis and Chm Lewis both of Vineyard Haven Dukes defendants. Action to recover one thousand dollars alleged due March 1898. Defendants not inhabitants of Massachusetts nor have last or usual place of abode or attorney. Plaintiff must publish notice in Boston Post once weekly for three weeks, last publication at least fourteen days before return day.
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Divorce Petition in Suffolk Superior Court 1893
Anna Augusta Miller, of Boston, sues Charles Edward Miller, of Baltimore, in a Massachusetts divorce action filed November 6, 1893, alleging abandonment, cruelty, infidelity, and financial misconduct since 1893, requesting a decree of divorce and restoration of her maiden name Augusta Affleck with court orders as deemed just.
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Commonwealth OF
Boston
Charles Edward Miller
Charles Ward Miller
Charles
Lbellant
Tremont Street
Libellant
Charlies
Libelant
Augusta Affleck
Anna Augusta Miller
Notice of Libel In Suffolk Court 1808 Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court in Suffolk issues notice in libel case against Charles E Miller. Libellee to be served by attested copy or publication in the Boston Post three weeks prior to the first Monday of January, with mail or service fourteen days before. Clerk J A Willard presiding, Attest: Henry E Bellew.
Ward couple seek adoption of unknown child in probate court
Thomas Monder Ward and Rosina Blanche Ward of Wakefield petition Middlesex Probate Court to adopt Andrew Abbott, born about October 5 1891, who has been in State Lunacy and Charity custody since November 2 1891. They request name change to Robert Herbert Ward. Dated November 18 898.
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Thomas Monder Ward
Wakefield
Carpenter
Rosina Blanchh Ward
Andrew Abbott
State Board of Lunacy
Newton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State’Board of Lunacy and Charity
Robert Herbert Ward
Rosina Blanche Ward
Probate Court Order for Andrew Abbott Parents to Appear
Commonwealth Mass Probate Court orders Andrew Abbott parents to appear at Cambridge Probate Court on the fourth Tuesday of December 1893 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why petition should not be granted, with posting and newspaper publication required. witness Judge McIntire, November 27, 1893.
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Andrew Abbott
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Esquire
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Register
Notice to Commonwealth and Trust Co. to appear in March
In Suffolk county Supreme Judicial Court a petition hearings set for the first Monday of March next. The Commonwealth and Trust Company, and all interested persons, must be served with attested copies of the petition and order fourteen days prior to the date and, by publication, an abstract of petition and order once weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post, last publication at least thirty days before the March date, to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Court: John Noble, Clerk. Attest: C. H. Cooper, Asst. Clerk.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Boston
Charles E. Miller
County of
Boston Post
J .A. Willard
Henry E. Bellew
Commonwealth OF Massachiusetts
Supreme Judicial Court
Peeert
Commonwealth An and Trust Company
John Noble
Lizzie P. Golden
A. Willard
Golden v. Golden nullification suit in Suffolk Court
William H. Golden of Boston seeks a decree that his marriage to Lizzie P. Golden, once of Sandown New Hampshire, is null and void on the grounds she concealed a living husband at the time of their 1891 ceremony and that she remained married to another. He reports cohabitation in Boston until discovery and requests nullification and related orders.
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Suffolk
Abelsant
Lizzie P. Golden
Commonwealth
Boston
Lizsie P. Golden
William H. Golden
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