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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1902

Page

3

Guild Hears Talk on Coal Duty at Massachusetts Dinner

Curtis Guild Jr. addressed the Massachusetts Republican Editorial Association at Hotel Bellevue, criticizing coal duties as an offense to business. He urged freeing markets via reciprocity with Canada and opening hides and coal markets to improve trade, citing Canada’s 60 cent duty on coal and Massachusetts’ 67 cent duty on Canadian soft coal.

Curtis Guild, Jr Massachusetts Republican Editorial Association Hotel Bellevue A. BE. Winship Massachusetts New England Argentina Senate Canada J. J. Myers New York

National League and league schedule released for 193

The 193 season schedule outlines dates for matchups among the National League teams and the American Association. It lists key opening series for Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and other intercity games with dates across April May June and July. The detailed schedule pairs each club with opponents across home and away dates and includes multiple doubleheaders and month labels.

New York National League American Association Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburg St. Lo Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis A. m Broolyn Cincinnatti Kbuston

Maxim and Gay Company Horse Betting Prospectus

The document advertises winter horse betting by Maxim and Gay Co. of New Orleans, listing offerings, commissions, and minimum accounts. It notes secured services of Sol Lichtenstein, outlines account types with daily play amounts, and details submission rules and payment methods for out of town subscribers.

New Orleans Cenes Sol Lichtenstein Kir Metropolitan Association Maxim & Gay C . Orleans ST Senc Aorex Pearer Coen Acc Winnins Calla Nice Batt Orleans Maxim & Gay CO

Six Day Race Progress At Halfway Mark In New York

Nine teams remain halfway through the six day bicycle race as crowds stay large. Frank Kramer sets unpaced flying start records for half mile and quarter mile. Moran of Boston is erratic on track, smoking and later oiling his wheel himself amid jokes from trainers. Midnight standings show McFarland Maya leading, with Stinson Moran and others close behind in a long distance event unfolding at the track.

New York Frank Kramer Major Taylor Jimmy Moran Boston Stinson Moran McFarland-Maya v Bedell-Bedel Jacobbson Butler-Turville Leander Floyd Krebs Barclay Franz Krebs Keegan-Peterson Ie Galvin-Root Eleie

Burns Memorial Association Lecture and Dance Opens

Lieutenant-Governor Curtis Guild Jr lectured on Robert Burns at the Burns Memorial Association event at Odd Fellows Hall. The grand march followed his address at 10 o clock led by Walter Ballantyne and wife, with 150 couples present under floor director Thomas Grieve and aides.

Curtis Guild, Jr Robert Burns Burns Memorial Association Odd Fellows’ Hall Colonel Guild Walter Ballantyne Matilda Ballantyne D. D. Russell The Scots Charitable Society P. Bl. Lawson William K. Campbell James Calder Highland Dress Association John Black Crawford Navals John Cram Charles Thomson James Grant David Halliday John A. McDonald Independent Scottish Guards Thomas Grieve James Drummond Henry W. Fisher William J. Robinson Daniel M. Kaye Rufus McPherson John M. Cowan

Formosa Sets Opium Smoking License Requirement

A Formosan rule requires every man to hold a license before he may smoke opium, establishing a government oversight mechanism.

Formosa

Blaze at 98 South Market Street damages wholesale store

A brisk fire broke out this morning at 98 South Market Street, a wholesale provision store owned by the Mercantile Co-operative Society. The two story building was mainly damaged in the basement, stock losses not yet stated. Night watchman Joseph Donnelly discovered the blaze and firemen arrived quickly.

South Market Street Merccantile Co-operative Society Joseph Donnelly

Venezuela's Fleet Sunk as Powers Hold Embargoes

Continued report notes British and German interests tied to the crisis. The government blocks the British railroad to La Guaira and the German run from Caracas to Valencia. Public anger remains high as flags of Britain and Germany are burned and the situation is viewed as critical.

la Guaira Caracas Valencia

Demonstration in Caracas Over Venezuelan Seizure

A strong patriotic demonstration erupted in Caracas after news that British and German warships seized Venezuelan vessels at La Guaira. Crowds filled streets, shouted death to the Germans, into the German legation, German consulate, and Dr Koehler residence, while President Castro spoke and police did not intervene. Mme Von Pilgrim Baltazzi, ill at home, was spared from violence.

Willemstad Curacaa Caracas la Guaira Castro Legation Mme. von Pilgrim-Baltazzai Dr. Koehler

Peaceful blockade eyed as Venezuela crisis grows

The State Department reports a peaceful blockade exists at La Guaira, Caracas port, amid a dispute with President Castro. British and German citizens are detained in Caracas, with Minister Bowen seeking their release and offering good offices to broker peace, while news of the Venezuelan navy seizure prompts expectations of a formal blockade by Britain and Germany.

Washington State Department la Guaira Caracas Venezuela Bowen Castro Department

Malden Schools Face Friday Closure If Coal Not Supplied

Malden, Dec 10. The School Board voted that unless the fuel committee confirms by Thursday morning that hard coal will be supplied immediately, the city’s schools will close Friday evening for the Christmas vacation and reopen January 5.

Malden Committee On

Curling Opens Season at Scarbon Pond Franklin Park Mass

The Boston Curling Club started the season on perfect ice at Scarbon Pond in Franklin Park. Park commissioners devoted the pond to curling with a supervisor’s house for lodging stones. A practice day preceded a key match between rinks led by John McGaw and J D Renton, final score McGaw 22 Renton 15.

Boston Curling Club Scarbon Pond Franklin Park Massachusetts Park Commissioners J. D. Renton John McGaw McGaw Renton

Fire damages Hotel Commonwealth apartments in Back Bay

A late afternoon blaze gutted Charles S. Bartlett's apartments in the Hotel Commonwealth at Massachusetts and Commonwealth avenues. The fire confined to the second floor caused estimated losses around $5000 with flames seen from windows before Engine 58 arrived. Nathan Matthews Jr. owns the building. losses are reportedly insured for both parties.

Charles S. Bartlett Commonwealth Massachusetts and Commonwealth Avenues Mr. Bartlett Nathan Matthews, Jr

Commercials Win Twice In Gilt Edge Series

Brockton visitors Commercials defeated Old Dorchester in the Gilt Edge series winning the first and last strings by 14 and 24 pins. Commercials total 6 pins ahead, with 551 for Tower of Commercial in high single. Armstrong rolled 213 for best string. Commercials had 86 spares, 17 misses, 14 breaks versus Old Dorchester 68 spares, 3 misses, 17 breaks.

Commercial of Brockton Old Dorchester Commercial Tower of Commercial Armstrong

Arlington Boat Club Beats Kernwood in Mystic Valley Series

Arlington Boat Club won two of three against Kernwood in the Mystic Valley series on local alleys. KE Rankin rolled a three string total of 535 to lead Arlington’s effort.

Arlington Arlington Boat Club Kernwood KE. Rankin

Riverdale Beats Allston In Newton Bowling Match

Riverdale won two of three games against Allston at the Newton alleys. Bates led Riverdale with a high two string of 07 and a three string total of 544.

Newton Riverdale Allston Bates

City league bowling results and top players last night

Sadbury won two of three from Boylston while Dartmouth fell to Jefferson. Carruth edged Murray and Ir win in a deciding game. Hub swept two from Channey and McCarthy was whitewashed by Columbia Road. Lang and Kinnent tied for best string at 11. Hub posted the high total of 1896.

Sadbury Boylston Dartmouth Jefferson Carruth Murray & Irwin Hub

Swift Wins Two Games Over Morris At Chauncy Alleys

In the Pork Packers league series at Chauncy alleys last evening Swift proved faster than Morris and swept the pair 2 0 to secure victory.

Pork Packers Chauncy Alleys Swift Morris

Union Station Wins Three At Y M C A Alleys

Union Station triumphed with three wins at the YMCA alleys last evening against the Independents, securing a clear victory in the match.

Union Station Independents

Hunnewell Beats Maugus A A In Newton Bowling League

Hunnewell won two games over Maugus A A on their home alley in Newton Bowling League action. Wardwell topped the scores with a three string total of 59.

Newton Hunnewell Maugus A. A Wardwell

Labor Notes from Engineers' Union Meeting

At the Engineers' Union meeting last night a satisfactory arrangement with the master builders was reported as progressing. A committee was appointed to pursue securing engineers' unions through the State for stricter examinations. Electrical Workers 103 initiated 50 new members. The Wood Wire and Metal Lathers 72 agreed to confer with master builders on a schedule of hours rules and wages for the year starting May 10 1903.

Engineers’ Union Vnions Electrical Workers

Hillebrand Chosen Princeton Coach For Baseball and Football

Princeton announces former captain A. R. Hillebrand class of 1900 will coach the baseball team next spring and the football eleven next fall. Hillebrand has spent the past three years coaching the Annapolis football team and is regarded as Princeton’s best all around athlete.

Princeton N. J A. R. Hillebrand University Athletic Association Hillebrand Annapolis

Palmo Tablets Claim Quick Recovery After Revelry

The ad promotes Palmo Tablets to restore stomach tone soothe nerves regulate kidneys and induce refreshing sleep after a night of conviviality. Sold by multiple Boston area druggists including Walker Rintels Dewey Square B F Bradbury Beach Street Harrison Avenue F H Putnam School Street and others with a 50 cent box and six month guarantee.

Walker-Rintels Drug CO Dewey Sq B. F. Bradbury Beach St Harrison Ave F. H. Putnam

Lyman and Bruchner Fatal Clash Escalates in Barroom

In a contested confrontation over alleged inappropriate talk with Lyman’s wife, Lob Bruchner, a butcher, was killed after a struggle with Lyman near Boylston avenue. Bruchner died from a chest wound and punctured lung after a club fight. Lyman, battered, aided by police, claims Bruchner brandished a sharp instrument. Witness Julius Walther tried to intervene. Bruchner, Alsace-Lorraine native and former silk trader, had run a news stand and a beer bottling business before opening a meat market three weeks prior.

Lymen Bruchner Boylston Avenue Lyman Cable Street James J. Shurety J. P. Shea Green Street City Hospital Shea Ieutenant Sullivan Hacker, McDonald McCarthy Bruckner Symean Tie Pruchner Buchner Julius R. Walther Boylstoa Avenue Division 18 Dugan Watts Station 13 Peabody Dora Annie Louis Henry Gertrude Jacob West Roxbury Alsace-Lorraine Germany West Canton Street Boylston Station

Matthews Wins Fight From Owen Zeigler in Savannah

Matty Matthews, former welterweight champion, defeated Owen Zeigler in a 20 round Savannah A. C. bout. Matthews floored Zeigler in the sixth with a right to the jaw, Zeigler rose wild but was stopped by referee Jenkins for the decision in Matthews favor.

Savannah Matty Matthews Owen Zeigler Savannah A. C Matthews Zeigler Jenkins

New York to Get American League Baseball Team in 1903

New York is set to host an American league club next season with grounds secured and a 110 game schedule starting April 24 or 25 1903. Planned outfield stars include Willie Keeler Lefty Davis and Dave Schultz with pitchers Doc Newton Chesbro Griffith Tannehill Owen Howe and Wolf. Managers anticipate a fast schedule featuring some Sunday games in the West.

New York Ron Johnson Mrr. Johnson Willie Keeler Lefty Davis Dave “Ultz John Ganzel Williamson Tommy Leaca Terman Long Doc Newton Chesbro Clarke Criffith Jesse Tannehill Owen Howe Wolf Jack O'Connor Pevel

Boxing Gossip Links Kid Goodman’s Fall to Feliz Defeat

The defeat of Kid Goodman by Tommy Feliz Tuesday night pleases local boxing patrons. Goodman’s rise and fall are traced, noting his temper and insults, with Captain Bill Daly named referee for future bouts. The piece previews Jimmy Briggs vs Joe Bernstein at the Criterion Club and potential future match with Young Corbett.

Kid Goodman Tommy Feliz Goodman Criterion Club Sandy Ferguson Feliz Bill Daly Pat Minnehan Pat Menu Tommy Feltz Atlantic Yacht Club East Boston AA Gemnnasium Jimmy Briggs Joe Bernstein Bernstein Poston Briggs East Young Corbett The Boston A. A B. H. Benton Rob Roy

Harvard Ball Players Work

Harvard began baseball preparation yesterday at Soldiers Field with battery practice in the big cage. Leading candidates for the battery include Cutter Coburn Hutchinson Alexander Stephenson Hammond and Tuckerman.

Harvard Soldiers Field Cutter Coburn Hutchinson Alexander Stephenson Hammond Tuckerman

Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Quick Clothes Line Benefit

A mid-century testimonial extols Fels-Naptha soap for faster drying and easier laundry. The brief note invites readers to try the product, framing it as one of many claimed merits and urging experimentation.

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