Fights and Signings for Coney Island Card
Boxers and managers report signings and probables for December 28 at Coney Island Club. McGee to fight Leedon. Johnny Murphy vs Billy Murphy fully settled. Billy Murphy to meet at 115 pounds March 1. O'Connell's tough task draws Boston sympathy. Hubbard ready for world class challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McGee
Billy Leedon
Coney Island Athletic Club
McGee
Charles Dickson
Cooke
Olympic Club
Johnny Murphy
Billy Murphy
W. W. Naughton
San Francisco
Goddard-Maher
O’connell-Dawson
Boston
Doc O’connell
Alec Greggains
Joe Lewis
New York
Lewis
Newton
Barney Hubbard
Griffin
Spider
Burns
McCarthy
Hubbard
Captain Cooke
Coney Island
Ike Weir
Jansen
South End
Creed named attorney for Lannan in Corbett breach case
Big Joe Lannan accuses Corbett of failing to honor promises for a benefit show on March 16. He details telegrams and a $300 sparring offer, notes Corbett’s claims of a damaged hand, and says Corbett sparred the next week. Corbett’s case postponed. Harris acted as surety with another bondsman to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Creed
Big Joe Lannan
Corbett
Harry Miner
Tam
Lam
W. Aa. Harris
Prince of Wales orders large new racing yacht
The Prince of Wales has commissioned a cutter type racing yacht, among the largest of its class, designed by Watson and built by the Hendersons on the Clyde. It will have a steel frame with wooden planking and exceed the length of the Thistle and Volunteer, aiming for speed on major English fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Watson
Hendersons
Clyde
Prince
Thistle
Volunteer
Valkyrie Builders and Dunraven America's Cup Bid
London reports Hendersons to build the Valkyrie yacht for Lord Dunraven’s cup attempt with designer Watson also at work on Emperor William’s racing craft. New York notes skipper William Cranfield, famed for Foxhound and Yarana, will command Valkyrie. The New York Yacht Club debates whether to accept the Royal Squadron challenge under modified deed terms, with general Paine pushing for formal action while the committee foresees eventual acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hendersons
Lord Dunraven
Watson
Emperor William
Cranfield
New Yor
William Cranfield
England
Vol-au-Vent
New York
New York Yacht Club
Royal Yacht Squadron
New York Club
General Paine
Expulsions debated as trotting board reviews cases
New York December 7 The National Trotting Association board of review reconvened to weigh appeal cases from members expelled after the Grover 8 incident at Point Breeze Park Philadelphia last summer. Arguments claim laudanum poisoning. defendants include owner William Shanley driver J A Lyman and pool seller R Hollister of Binghamton. Daly cases also presented. Ida Jefferson race claims questioned as 2 45 record deemed improperly kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Point Breeze Park
Philadelphia
Grover
William Shanley
J. A. Lyman
R. Hollister
Binghamton
N. Y
Dewitt
Bill” Daly
Ida Jefferson
Manchester
Conn
Horse racing results from Guttenburg to Gloucester
Today’s program lists six races at GurrenBere N J with winners Greenwich Electric West Park Burlington Jester Tasso and betting odds for each. First race winner Greenwich paid 1 to 2 while sixth race winner Tasso was even money and Freezer paid 5 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie T
West Park
Miss Annie
Rhona
Tine
Rhoda
Burlington
Lord Harry
Panway
Jester
Gladiator
Graylock
Tasso
Freezer
Bob Sutherland
Gloucester Results Chronicle Race Card and Winners
Gloucester New Jersey December 7 special to the Post lists six races with winners and times including Montreal first in race one, Postal and Bert in race two, Forest and McKeever in race three, Lost Star and Lita in race four, Gloster and Pelham in race five, The Forum and Judge Nelson in race six. Entries for Thursday include named horses and odds for six races with numerous contenders and assigned weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
N. J
Montreal
Darling
Telephone
Postal
Bert
Poet
Little Silver
Forest
McKeever
Lost Star
Lita
Apollo
Gloster
Pelham
Experience
the Forum
Judge Nelson
Montpelier
The
Forum
Nelson
Track Talk on Guttenburg Judges and Burlington Return
In yesterday’s turf notes, Greenwich shone as the best feature while early backers lined up 2 to 1 for profits. Little Fred faded late and Sir George Sr. faces a rough spell after two defeats. H Jones continues strong work in the saddle at Guttenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttenburg
Burlingtons
Fred
Greenwich
H. Jones
Gutt
Sir George Sr
Election Cost Reveals Republican State Committee Debts
Receipts and expenses of the Republican State committee from the last campaign filed at the city clerk show total outlay near $50,000. The report lists numerous large contributions including Henry Cabot Lodge and Eben S. Draper, with Draper’s committee funds totaling $25,131.44. The itemized list covers a wide range of donors and expenditures for party activities and publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eben S. Draper
F. L. Ames
Oliver Ames
J. M. Lasseil
Northbridge
Draper
Republican National Committee
George D. Robinson
Chicopee
George S. Merrill
Lawrence
George G. Crocker
Boston
Smith, Whiting,Connor & Co
Laban Pratt
Allen, Lane & Co
Ceus
Ae Haynes
Arthur F. Whitin
Whitinsville
Joseph J. Ray
Franklin
Esate
E. V. Mitchell
Medfield
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
H. N. Daggett
Attleboro Falls
R. B. Cane
Westfield
J. M. Lassell
James Phillips, Jr
Richard F. Barrett
Concord
David P. Kimball
James W. Bennett
Lowell
Nathan Appleton
Roger Wolcott
Elijah A. Morse
Canton
H. C. Lodge
Nahant
L. J. Logan
H. A. Goodrich
Fitchburg
C. F. Hutchins
F. E. Orcutt
Melrose
J. H. Sawyer
Giada Enakarets
Mr. Simpson
Mr. Converse
Bia Eralaiet
Pronketh
Fae
North Easton
Samuel Hane
Newton
Statateinns
William F. Wharton
Dudley L. Pieckman
W. O’ Keefe
Robert Batcheller
Theodore R. Hoyt
N. P. Coburn
E. & H. A. Batcheller &Co
Eben
Nat. Com
Ek. H. Lincoln
Taunton Coats
Daniel Simonds
Ste
E. GC. Towne
Orange
Tiecae
F. S. Draper
William C. Plunsett
Charles Fairchild
J. P. Jordan
Aise
C. T. Pulsifer
Newtonville
E.S. Draper
Rep. Nat. Com
Moody Esterbrook
Nashua
N. H
Roger Walcott
Alden Speare
Hopedale
W. W. Rawson
Arlington
J. W. Leighton
Mr. Hopewell
Tower
Giddings & Co
Rep. Nat.Com
Frank D. Allen
Lynm
Daniel Shea
W. J. Tilly
H.C. Lodge
Pose Eeaes
John Simpkins
Mellen, Bray & Co
Mr. Johnson
Eses
L. B. Apsley
Hudson
I. S. Draper
Chairman
Esseeree
H. M. Davis
E. S. Draper
Journal Newspaper Co
J. R. Whipple & Co
A. M. Bridgeman
Ed. Assn
George H. Lyman
Rep
City Com
George J. Burns
Servic
Jewish Chronicle
J. R. Whipple
Reid and Publican League
J. Henry Gould
Byron Turell
CC. Blaney
Cong
E. O. Fisk
H. Y. Simpson
J. H. Kelly
Boylston
J. G. Street
Boston Republicans
BOSON
Cd. Assn
A. L. Devens
Mass
Boston Traveller
McKinley
Edward Fitzwilliam
Sents
Arene
James H. McGuire
Palgeu Theales
H.C. Metzer
Somerville
G. Maxham
Bert. Poole
P. J. Conlan
M. J. Murray
H. J. Wells
John J. Lane
R. H. Mohr
Edward QO. Achorn
William Linehan
Rufus Greene
GC. N. Maguire
E. J. Fitzwilliam
Protection Club
Messen CL. Eeeneee
Utter
Oiavees
H. Perkins
Oss
Secewere
R. C. Whittet
AL. E. Follett
lArk
This Coupon Will Appear But Once More
A limited coupon will reappear only one final time after the competition closes, signaling a last chance to redeem. The notice notes the single subsequent appearance and ties it to the end of the event.
Casinos Beat Vespers in Interclub Bowling Match
A large visiting crowd watched Casinos defeat Vespers of Lowell 2578 to 2363 at the Norfolk House. Casinos set a new team record for three strings with 2578 and Corwin set an individual three-string record with 578. Corwin also posting a 227 third-string, the best one-string score in the match. Goulding struggled and the visitors faded after the first string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Norfolk House
Corwin
Goulding
Revere Athletes Seek December Meet Amid Missing National Bodies
The Revere Athletic Association seeks a December 16 athletic meet date while criticizing the lack of action by the N E A A U regarding last summer’s cups replacing watches as prizes. M J Moore is elected president of Loyola A, with officers J Jennings J McConnell Thomas Prendergast James F Quinn and T J Conley. Moore Quinn and Mahoney chosen as delegates to the N E A A U. Also noted, President Walter Stimpson seeks Cambridge alderman seat and a pocket bowling schedule from Wright & Ditson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Athletic Association
Revere
M. J. Moore
Loyola A
M. J. Jennings
J. Charles McConnell
Thomas Prendergast
James F Quinn
T. J. Conley
J. F. Quinn
J. H. Mahoney
N. E
A. A. Us
Howard Perry
New England
Metropolitan Association
Walter Stimpson
Cambridge
Walter
Wright & Ditson
Amateur Ring Aims at New England boxing titles
The Amateur Ring reports Manster Harry Cornish has been in Hartford to gather entries for the New England boxing championships. Joe Casey may enter the lightweight class though he dislikes facing several opponents. Roxbury Athletic Club plans multiple entrants including a noted clever boxer. Cole of Clinker Athletic Club will join a few members in the event. Sullivan Trimount lightweight has been ill and cannot spar for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jimmy Doherty
Cambridge
Steve Fitzgibbons
Back Bay
Bobby Burns
East Boston Athletic Club
Lyceum Hall
Barney Hubbard
Eddie Conley
Buddy Demon
Jack White
Jimmy Conley
Mike Cooney
Professor Pifrin
Moffitt Flaherty
Mat Leary
Steve Farrell
Black Frank
Dan McGovern
Jim Pierce
Frank Steele
John Dennis
George Godfrey
Pupil
Jack McGee
New England
Jack Cattanach
Dick Burge
Paris
Austin Gibbons
Charles Dickson
Young Mitchell
Greggains
Tom Chandler
Peter Jackson
Tommy Chandler
Newton
Bob Green
Back Bay Athletic Club
George Dixon
Coney Island
Manster
Harry Cornish
Hartford
Joe Casey
Roxbury Athletic Club
Cole
Clinker Athletic Club
Sullivan
Chelsea Wins Polo Match Over Brocktons
Chelsea defeated the Brocktons 9 to 4 as Lincoln Halls drew a large crowd. The home team began quickly with fast polo, while Brockton failed to match their usual dash. Referee Tom McCarthy officiated and J Riley timed the match. Brocktons were called for three fouls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Halls
Chelsea
Brocktons
Brockton. Roberts
Cunningham McPeck
Rushers
Cochrane Canavan
Dee Whiting
M. Smith Lations
Ceeee
Smith
Chelseas
Tom McCarthy
J. Riley
Gear Levens
South
Brockton polo results and referee assignment noted
Billy Murray is assigned to referee the Providence game Monday night where the Walthams will play. Brockton has won three in a row and has been praised for strong play, while Providence rushers are criticized for lack of energy. Protest marks have marred Brockton matches reflecting ongoing tensions in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Murray
Providence
Walthams
Brocktons
eGunnigle
Fred Doe
Brockton
Jim Hall Arrives in New York From Liverpool
Jim Hall the Australian heavyweight arrives in New York aboard the Majestic from Liverpool. The arrival marks a notable entry for Hall into American boxing circles as he plans future engagements and training in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Hall
Majestic
Liverpool
Eastern Baseball Association Reverses Season Funds
The Eastern Baseball Association held a meeting at the Hotel Kenmore in Arpany New York to conclude season business and return the guaranteed money deposited by each member club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpany
N. Y
Eastern Baseball Association
Kenmore
Amherst's Football Manager Chosen for 1894 Team
Amherst College announces Walter C. Howe of Dedham as the football eleven's manager for the 1894 season, selected by students today in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Walter C. Howe
Dedham
Mayor Alger record shows labor advocacy and holiday labor reforms
The Hon. Alpheus B. Alger former Cambridge mayor and re election candidate is praised for a long labor friendly record. He voted yes on wages paid weekly and against poll taxes while supporting an evening high school and public parks. Henry Howard and labor leaders commend his work for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus B. Alger
Cambridge
House
Senate
Boston
Howard
Alger
Robert Howard
Fall River
George E. McNeil
Alpheus Alger
Democrats Rejoice at Connecticut Banquet
About 200 people attended the fifth State Democratic Club banquet in Phalanx Hall Hartford leaders presided and spoke. Mor ris governor elect, E. Cady lieutenant governor elect, and other officials attended as regret letters from national leaders were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HaArtrorp
Conn
State Democratic Club
Connecticut
Phalanx Hall
Simeon E. Baldwin
New Haven
Morris
William Everett
Massachusetts
William Hamersly
Hartford
E. C. Benedict
Greenwich
Clinton B. Davis
Democratic State Committee
Roger Foster
New York
Lynde Harrison
A. P. Hyde
McNerney
Rockville
W. W. Hyde
L. T. Tingier
John P. Harbison
L. F. Heubelin
Swartwout
Blizzard Hits Kansas and Northwest Rail Lines
Snow has fallen heavily across DusougQuk Louisiana to northwest regions, delaying trains as drifts pile up. In Atchison and northern Kansas, snow three feet deep blocks freight lines with downed wires and halted service. Kansas City reports a real blizzard sweeping the state, with high winds and blocked railroads but no known fatalities.
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DusougQuk
Northwest
Atchison, Kan
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Kansas
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Union
Central Branch
Wetmore
Kansas City
Parkhurst Responds to Police Indictment in Despatches
The Rev Dr Parkhurst answers the charges by Superintendent Byrnes in United Press despatches. He concedes the indictment for argument and asks what if he carried French pictures. He argues the question does not excuse the city’s vile dens or the department’s neglected duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Parkhurst
Brynes
United Press
Byrnes
Elkins and Reichers In Labor Row At Fulton Street
General Secretary Charles Reichers of the United Garment Workers and Charles Goodman were involved in a clash at Elkins & Friedman at 167 Fulton Street. Elkins is said to have locked a door and drawn a revolver. Reichers and Goodman resisted, injuring Elkins and striking a woman. A warrant was issued for Reichers and Goodman. Goodman was arrested and Reichers fled toward New York. Dennis O'Brien of the Cooks Alliance is promoting their annual ball at Cotilson Hall next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reichers
United Garment Workers
Elkins
Elkins & Friedman
Fulton Street
Reicher
Charles Goodman
Goodman
Reichers
New York
The
Cooks’ Alliance
Cotilson Hall
Dennis O’brien
the Post
Alliance
Board OF Street Commissioners
Aldie Street
Brighton
Athol Street
Everett Street
J. W. Morrison
Delegations Honor O Sullivan at Atlantic Seamen Union
Retiring President John F. O Sullivan of the Atlantic Seamen's Coast Union accepts framed resolutions praising his organizing work. AFL convention to hear about Ivers Pond Piano Company employee troubles. Machinists Union No.1 joins International Union. Pioneer Federal Labor Union elects officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. O'Sullivan
The
Atlantic Seamen’s Coast Union
Ivers & Pond Piano Company
American Federation of Labor
Machinists’ Union No.1
International Union
Pioneer Federal Labor Union
Cyclone Damage Near MarshalL Texas Kills Child
A cyclone swept northwest Marshals county injuring Sank Whaley's wife and killing his six year old daughter. Homes of Prince Berry George Allen Bailey Davis William Brown and Scott Butler were blown down eight miles southeast. Cotton fields leveled trees uprooted. cyclone track about a mile wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshaall
Tex
Sank Whaley
Prince Berry
George Allen
Bailey Davis
William Brown
Scott Butler
Fire damages at 73 Cornhill in four story building
A fire last night struck the front of the fourth floor and attic at 73 Cornhill, occupied by J. E. Wall, bamboo novelties maker, and the rear by George H. Hallett and a bell-hanger named Fernald. Damage mainly from water estimated at $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhill
J. E. Wall
George H. Hallett
Fernald
The Fickle Fair
Puck recalls a humorous exchange about love and marriage with characters Helen Hyler Mrs Lovey Maude and others. Maude plans marriage on the sixteenth with unknown fiancé while Harry urges an elopement and George is also in the mix. The Widow Weed’s mourning is noted as very heavy, yet not as black as it appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hyler
Charley
Mrs. Lovey
Weed
Puck
Broker Ogden Arrested in Tax Fraud Case
Wallace Ogden, a noted New York custom house broker, was arrested by Special Treasury Agent Traitteur on charges of defrauding the government with false entries at the custom house. He appeared before Commissioner Shields and was held on $5000 bail awaiting examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wallace Ogden
Custom House
Special Treasury
Traitteur
Ogden
Shields
Proposals for Pile Driving on Vila Street Sewer
Proposals for furnishing and driving spruce piles in the Vila Street sewer trench will be received by the City of Boston Street Department until December 19, 1892. About 676 piles required. proposals must include a certified check for 2200 and a performance bond. Superintendent H. H. Carter reserves right to reject any or all proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vila
City Mall
H. H. Carter
Alfred A. Marcus
Kate Marcus
Robert G.S. Collamore
Suffolk
Matthews
Shapleigh
George W. Morae
James W. Tobey
Nelson Curtis
Joshua Benshtmol
Telegraph Men Out Rallies Hit Rock Island Lines
Telegraph operators on the Rock Island line will be called out at 10 oclock tomorrow at every office from Chicago to the remotest point of the oma line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Rock Island Road
Chicago
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Murphys
Mtonight
Weir
Lannan and Corbett
Joe
Wales
Valkyrie’s Builders
Henderson Bros
Grover 5
Sue Ryder
Herald
Chapman
Gold Pan
Jim Fagin
Criterion
Ailram
Treadaway
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Blackwood
Ounger
Green Bay
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Ralph
Daisy Woodruff
War Paint
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Drummer
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Atwood
Keystone
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la Cigale
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Nellie K
Great Guns
School Boye Lonely
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Jim Gates
Aquasco
Come On
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State and Devonshire Streets
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Lynn
Rob Roy
State St
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Blanchard & Farrar
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Mayor Alger
McNeil
Parkhurst’s Pictures
Reich
A Reid
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George
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Duffy's Pure
TRE Dufey Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester, N
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California
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Essex Street
Robert Legqnard & CO
Ae A. Bripguam
Ames
Oston
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ea@ie
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Old House
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State Streets
Old Colony Railroad
J. R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
Avani
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