Popular James J Corbett's City Reception and Plans
James J Corbett, America's champion, wins wide favor in Boston after New Orleans victory. He praises local reception, discusses ongoing Lannan suit, and outlines plans to open a Chicago theatre mid year. He vows to defend his title, hints at future matches, and notes limited city access due to public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbett
America
Corbett
New Orleans
California
Maime
Boston
Corvett
Sullivan
Lannan
Joe Lannan
Jim
Carvett
Chicago
Mitchell
Brady
Jima
GuttEensuner Racecard Delights Fans at GuttEensuner
Special to the Post from GuttEensuner New Jersey reports tomorrow’s racing program includes six races at the track. Entries feature Panhandle 117, Monsoon 112, King Hazem 107 in the opener over five furlongs, with notable horses such as Mahammed, Leigh, and Ves pasian in the second race and several others listed through the hurdle and distance events.
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GuttEensuner
N. J
Panhandle
Monsoon
King Hazem
Bolivar
Thiers L
Belle D
Belle of Phoenix
Ee L
Mart
Laurenska
Jacket
Mahammed
Leigh
Tom Edison
Vespasian
Heien
Jimmy Lambley
Sport
Tattler
Glitter
Peralto
Harley
Wilson
Sluggard
Power
Jamestown
Quibbler
Extra
Marmont
Magic
Foxford
Fidget
Luray
Slander
Benjamin
Los
Defiulter
Loo
Mary M
St. Luke
Evarte
Maurice
the Countess
Lithbert
Joe Courtney
St. John
Gray Rock
Common Sense
Vexition
Eatontown
Macauley
Miss Bess
Shotover
Gloucester Entries Tomorrow Races List
Gloucester N J December 11 special to the post entries for tomorrow show six races at one mile and shorter. Names include Stranger McGregor Ptolemy Fleetwing Turner Miss Clay Come On Lady Worster Agnes and more with weights listed for each horse in every event.
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N. J
McGregor
Ptolemy
Fleetwing
Turner
Miss Clay
Come On
Lady Worster
Agnes Nee
Sierra Nevada
Pommery Lee
Flambeau
Patrick
Chapman
Blackwood
Selah
Freedom
Frank
Richal
Martel
Joe Lee
Sue Ryder
Apollo
General
Jordon
Marty B
Samaritan
Aftermath
Glenall
Lita
Minnora
Myrtle R
Lattle Silver
Emblem
Arapahoe
Forest
Ralph
McKeever
Crocus
Gossip on Burlington and Saturday Track Upsets
The column notes Burlington as the fastest on the hilltop after a late burst to win, despite last week’s defeat by King Crab. It mentions Levelier’s stale speed at Gloucester, Levelier’s near win next time, and a huge longshot win by Plenty at St Louis. It also references Merry Duke, Tasso’s fading speed, and Lord Harry’s bracket prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sutherland
Merry Duke
Burlington
King Crab
Tasso
Gloucester
Lord Harry
St. Louis
Plenty
Pierce
Iron Horse
Meehan Denies Guardian Claim As Ward 23 Rivalry Flareups
Michael Meehan responded to Alderman Lee’s Warren Hall rally accusation in Brighton, saying he never was Lee’s ward guardian and won’t be controlled. He bet $100 Lee cannot win a majority in the eleventh aldermanic district, disputing Lee’s larger claimed margin and declaring political favors settled between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Meehan
Alderman Lee
Warren Hall
Brighton
City Hall
Lee
Meehan
John
P. J. Maguire's Citizens Candidate for Ninth District
P J Maguire urges Boston ninth district voters to support him as the citizens candidate on the ballot He claims strong support from working people and taxpayers for public improvements and his experience He states he favors city license and will best represent the district next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Corbett
Jackson
Peter
Goddard
Ths
Cribb
Jack McAuliffe
Mike Daly
McAuliffe
Austin Gibbons
New York
Jimmy Carroll
Johnny Griffin
Captain Williams
The
New Crescent
P. J. Maguire
Ublic
Boston
Citizens
New Week Promise of Profit and Interference Report
From letters received I expect to provide two or three valuable items daily this week. I suspect Boston figures have blocked my information to aid certain commissioners. Investigation ongoing. Address Rob Roy at 10 State St, Room 9, after 12:30 PM.
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Boston
Rob Roy
State St
Massachusetts
Suffolk
James Clifford
Mary J. Clifford
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Leirs-At
August Schneider
Kunigunde
Schneider
Boscon
Petiioner
Joan W. Mekhis
Lorinda H. Parker
Samuel P. Wilcox
Joseph G. Parker
Augusus A. Parker
Chicago
Saich Court
Joax W. McKim
Reminiscences of Street Work by Boston Police Inspector Skelton
Police Inspector Tom Gerraughty honors Charles Skelton, patriarch of the bank squad, on his last day in service. Skelton recalls key cases, rivals, and the bank crooks like Chauncy Johnson and Jim Coes, noting the district’s strict protection of moneyed areas and his plans to remain in Boston after retirement.
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Tom” Gerraughty
Charlie” Skelton
Tom
Skelton
Bunk Sneak
Chauncy Johnson
King
Shang’ Campbell
Bank of the Republic
Dewey
Charlestown
la Ling
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Frisco
Andy’ Houghton
Youn’Gerraughty
Jim Coes
Massachusetts
Coes
Cquoes
Eastern
Albany
Old Colony
Lou
Alt Hmnate
Inspector Dearborn
Dearborn
Bick Bay
Bemiau Iiters
Uison
Hamilton National
Third National
James Shaw
Warren Steamship Line
Second National Bank
Inspector Skelton
Mr. Skelton
State Street
Remin
Boston
Cambridge Churches Rally Against License Laws
Thirty four Cambridge churches joined no license meetings with union and special sessions in multiple neighborhoods. Speakers included E H Hall Nor ton Palmer McKenzie Durrell Scully Doyle, Olmstead Stevenson Morton Breen Elder and other clergy and civic leaders addressing the license question.
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Cambridge
First
E. H. Hall
Charles Eliot Norton
G. H. Palmer
Alexander McKenzie
O. H. Durrell
North Cambridge
North Avenue
Burton Crankshaw
St. Mary’s Church of the Annunciation
Thomas Scully
Father Doyle
Paulist Church
New York City
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Cambridgeport W. C. T. U
First Baptist Church
Charles Olmstead
Mr. Olmstead
Katherine L. Stevenson
J. F. Morton, Jr
Harvard College
Charles River Baptist
St. Philip’s
Grace M.E
Jesse Wagner
Walter Calley
Alfred Noon
Main Street
Inman Street Universalist Church
G. W. Bicknell
St. Luke’s Reformed Episcopal Church
C. H. Tucker
Broadway Baptist Church
A. E. Reynolds
N. Beach
I. W. Sneath
C. S. Rogers
Lamb and Mooney dispute ninth ward aldermanic nomination
The ninth district may face a post election contest as Bernard F. Lamb keeps the regular nomination after a tied convention with William L. Mooney independent. Mooney alleges Lamb is a non resident and cites May 1892 real estate at Lamb father’s Shawmut avenue office, while Moran and Sle Donough discuss legality and potential ballot challenges at a Dudley Street Opera House rally.
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Bernard F. Lamb
William L. Mooney
Mr. Mooney
Lamb
Shawmut Avenue
Chester Park
Ene
John 8. Jlorin
Ir. Moran
Commonwealth
Mr Moran
Mooney
John H. SleDonough
People's Choice
Michiel J. Kettrick
William $. McNary
Maeble
Executive Committee
Knowle
John Lamb
Mr. Rogers
Bernard F. Imb
Wether You
sail Lamby_ said
Refie
Sail Committee
Msonus
Sunday Blaze Hits C. D. Pease piano factory
A fire at 6:30 am today at the C. D. Pease & Co piano manufactory 318 and 820 West Forty third street caused 50000 dollars in damage. One hundred fifty workers were left unemployed.
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C. D. Pease & Co
West Forty Third Street
Pierce Challenge Accepted by Charlie Stone of Charestown
Char lie Stone of Charestown accepts William Pierce's challenge to meet a ninety three or ninety five pound sparrer. H Stone acting for Charlie seeks to arrange at the Post office a convenient date for a set to with Pierce's representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pierce
Charlie Stone
Charestown
H. Stone
Charlie
Pierce
Post
Through Car Service From Boston to Chicago and Beyond
Rail through car service begins November 27, 1893 with multiple through sleeping and dining options. Services depart Boston for Albany Syracuse Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Cleveland Detroit and New York via various routes, including vestibuled sleeping cars and buffet cars. Tickets and schedules available at City Office 232 Washington St or Kneeland St station. General Passenger Agent A. J. Hanson.
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Boston
Wagner
Albany
Syracuse
Chicago
Yial
M.S. RR
Utica
Toledo
Cleveland
Detroit
M.C. R
Bar Startford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
Dbuffet
Kroston
Luffet
New York Limited
Washington St
Kneeland St
Buston
Hanson
Liberty St
North River
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New England
Washington Street
Pilgrim
Plymouth
Park Square Station
Fall River
Old State House
Washington and
State
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Mitchell Cross
Billy Frazier
Jimmy Dime
Amsterdam
N. Y
Captain Cooke
Martin Murphy
Howie Hodgkins
Frazier
Coney Island Club
Bill Plimmer
Joe McGrath
Plimmer
Jack McGee
Billy Leedom
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Conley
Dominick McCaffrey
Mike Cooney
Jimmy Hagan
Cooney
Ros Roy
Guttenburg
Meehan and Lee
Big Charles Skelton
Slick Forger
John Ferris
Slick Rascals
Lamb VS. Mooney
Serios
Jai
Railroads
Boston & Albany Railroad
Royal Blue Line
VIA
Fall River Line
Stonington Line
Maine
New Hampshire
Park Square
Chas
F. Coner
J. W
C. H. Bri
Pasa Avant
A. Meader & CO
Seth Thomas
Ste
Regulator
Hanover St
Middlesex
Anna E. Brownlee
Arthur E. Denison
Lowell
George M. Brooks
S. H. Folsom
William Page
Newton
Henry Collins
OMAID
Wealtiss
Charles E. Rosenthal
Wabash
Indiana
Thomas Dean
Joan W. McKim
Masachusetts
Lydia M. Page
Laquir
H. Folsom
Agister
Annie E. Salmon
Brookline
of Norfolk
Liam Roones Willianey
Adeline L Rooney
A.D
George Laven
Sufolk
Mary Remick
Otice
Hugh McGarvy
Sid
Mary A. McGarvy
Fir Derick C. Down
Tremont Row
Caleb Clark
John P. Clark
Mary Johnson
Anna M. Wilson
Timothy Riscoll
Sife
Perso
James Donovan
O'Tice
Annie Reece Cornell
P. M. MacDonald
Admi
Harriet
J. Read
Northwood
Rockingham
Staite
Georgiana Parsons
John L. Randall
Arlington
Mass
Maria Murray
Joseph W. Collins
Admr
Hannah Driscoll
Louisa Schleeuaup
Jacob Schleehauf
Clirror
Frederick J. Tutein
Constantine D. Tuteln
Ann Hillard
Hannah Hillard
Adinx
Otiche
Martin Pembroke
Catherine Pembroke
Freeman B. Martin
Joan P. Simonds, Jr
Adair
Samuel Levy
Deve
Joseph Levy
Edward McKinley
Bessie M. McKinley
Edward F. Pierce
John F. Pierce
City OF
Street Department
Vila
Slnepy
H. H. Carter
Samuel W. Clifford
Maynard Jr. Stiles
Court Street
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