Fall River Campaign Costs Show Big Barnstable Outlays
The Simpkins campaign filings reveal Barnstable County Committee as chief disburser with over 8000 spent in the county. Receipts show Charles R. Simpkins contributed 8800 dollars, leaving 42.16 unspent. Detailed items include printing carriage hire canvassing and numerous small payments across Fall River and surrounding wards. Thatcher T. Hallett appears as treasurer.
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John Simpkins
Barnstable County
Thatcher T. Hallett
Simpkins
Fall River
Charles R. Simpkins
Barnstable
Randall
S. BE. Fiske
Lsacecie
C. T. Kirby
W. H. Howe & Son
Ceccsseecces Cbecod
Narragansett Stable
L. BE. Coggshall
Selseene
L. A. Read
Ciao Tn
T. A. Comstock
Eseeereee
Ceeeeseeeees
James Waring
Ward
Thomas Shipley
Independent Publishing Company
Ebbbee
N. R. Earl
Sexsers
Quinland Leary
W. D. Clark
J. Waring
Accesssbeveres Ee le
First National Bank
W. R. Earl
Wilbur House
W. H. Stone & Son
S. BE. Coggshall
Patrick Gillon
Thomas Utwell
Cig
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W. L. Clark
Ward BS
W. Shepley
T. Gilbert
James Thurlowe
Tad Ao We
J. N. Franklin
Greenhalge Club
Founa Ce
William Burtwell
T. Shepley
Macartney
Beis Ce Sascieczesceeshy
LOLA
Ra Hrubicidis &K Ves Sin Ashe
Charles W. Swift
Typewrit
R. P. Hussey
William
Robertson
C. Shattuck
Carriage Hire
F. D. Bowker
Fall River Ornee
Samuel Fiske
W. F. Hengrick
Charles J. Adams
Samuel E. Fiske
CG. T Swift & Son
T. D. Bowker
F Shi River Committee
T. Y. Macy
Nantucket
Albert Shaw
E. Fiske
H. Riddel
Charles Straham
J. Max Savery
B.D. Collins
Savarreie
Herbert Stevens
E. Forman
J. Max. Savery
Herman
Cook
Seth
Crocker
A. V. Dean
John Bradbury
James Kidd
James G. Geary
Francis Reynolds
Frederick Riley
F. E. Gray
J. M. Riley
Thurston
Pat Crowley
George A. Smith
A. J. Connors
T. Pets
B.D. “Briggs
Biedte
Thomas Morris
Thomas Chadwick
William Graham
Joseph H. Lawton
G. Barrowclough
H. A. Pollard
Atergs
Jones Booth
J. Marshall
Charles Phillips
Thomas Frair
P. la Conte
Jesse Swinderls
Williams
M. M. Copeland
Dyer & Hathaway
H. Cook
William Madden
Benjamin Hadfield
John Marsh
J. S. Gardner
W. *. Jackson
W. J. Mofaddadden
R. W. Dunfee
Pall River City Committee
R. S. Goff
Globe Street Railroad Company
John Brown
J. Kidd
M. J. Poens
J. E. Aurint
Aaron Howard
Matthew Wrigley
John Hooten
W. Stevenson
Israel Clegg
Prison visit by Governor Greenhalge and council at Charlestown
The Governor and seven councilors toured Charlestown prison with warden Bridges. They inspected shoe and harness shops and the trunk room, observed solitary cells, and noted orderly work. They praised the prisoners’ conduct and suggested a possible pardon for at least one inmate, Ives, after discussing with staff and applicants.
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Charlestown Prison
Bridges
Council
Committee On Pardons
Vale
General Bridges
Commonwealth
Greenhalge
Barrus
Jesse Pomeroy
Ives
Lynn
That Gym Meet Sails on New England Championship Plan
A meeting to act on proposing New England gymnastic championships is set for Saturday in Pierce building Copley square. A. L. Whitehouse leads the call urging B A A to supersede Suffolk Athletic Club, despite financial risks. The gathering aims to chart a path for a monster public meet next season if Suffolk declines. Meanwhile, local bowling results feature Eagle club losing to Cambridgeports and Medfords beating Charlestown Rovers in the A C C tourney with Inman of Medfords posting top scores.
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Pierce
Copley Square
A. L. Whitehouse
Suffolk Athletic Club
Graham
Eagle Club
Cambridgeports
Charlestown Rovers
Medfords
Inman
Eereee
Ereid S. Kelliher
Mey
EISTG
Eves Sie
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
Haven
Blakeslee
Brown
Eeeneee
Nayson
Eee
Inman Eee
Rovers OF
Charlestown
Robinson
Consolidated Cycle Clubs
Messrs
Frank Kierman
William Sias
Lyceum Hall
D. Ed Miller
Springfield
Springfield Bicycle Club
Will There Be A Race New York America Cup Fate
The America cup committee met in Commodore James D. Smith's office with Smith chairing. The decision rests with the Royal Yacht Squadron on whether a race will occur. The panel maintains their reply to Lord Dunraven was fair and sportsmanlike and if no race happens it will not be due to them. The yachtsmen believe the key point was voiced by Latham A. Fish about challenging if a faster English boat exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James D. Smith
Commodore Smith
J. Frederic Tams
Latham A. Fish
Gouverneur Kortright
Archibald Rogers
Royal Yacht Squadron
Lord Dunraven
Suffolk Athletic Club aims to grow with boxing tournament
The Suffolk Athletic Club plans to recruit new members with a boxing event on December 20 featuring over a dozen bouts. Officials include Referee John Kelliher and Judges Spencer Williams and Sumner Paine. Pro boxing follows December 31 with gymnastic and rowing events scheduled in early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Athletic Club
John Kelliher
Spencer T. Williams
Sumner Paine
Peter Kelly
Arthur P. Hunt
Harvard Crew Breaks From Tradition With Walk Run Plan
Harvard varsity crews adopt a new winter routine of long walks ending with brisk runs to improve circulation. Freshman rowers gain football reinforcement, totaling about twenty five candidates. Visitors will be allowed only on Wednesday afternoons to observe rowing.
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Harvard
Carey Building
Fennessey
O. Ames
F. Fuller
W. Wheeler
G. B. Burrage
G. Newell
J. E. Huiskamp
Yale
Roxbury Latin Plans Indoor Meets in Tech Gym on Dec 25
The Roxbury Latin School Athletic Association plans a series of indoor meets in the Tech gym on December 25. Manager John Graham will award prizes to the top point winner. Prizes for Boston diocesan champions from Labor Day are with John McGrath at 2 McLean Court and available for athletes to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Latin School Athletic Association
Tech
John Graham
Boston
John McGrath
McLean Court
That Shaving Contest at Music Hall Dorchester
The grand shaving contest borrows big hoopla with a $190 a side match tomorrow night at Music Hall Field's Corner Dorchester. Al Hayden of Glover's Corner faces Edward Murphy of Field's Corner to lather and shave five men each with the quicker cleaner work deciding the winner. A Hyde Park barber threatens a challenge to the victor.
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Music Hall
Field’s Corner
Dorchester
al Hayden
Glover's
Edward Murphy R
Hyde Park
Polo Scores Across New Bedford Salem Pawtucket
Polo played results show New Bedford 14 Lynn 6 at New Bedford. Salem 5 Providence 2 at Salem. Pawtucket 6 Boston 6 at Pawtucket.
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New Bedford
Lynn
Salem
Providence
Pawtucket
Boston
Alland Bros Hair Cutting Ad Promises Fame and Opportunity
Lovers answer our ad on physiognomical hair cutting offering gain with no loss. Our name and fame as hair cutters known nationwide. Alland Bros on Tremont Row advertise the Physical Devope et Reais folio and elopment folios in Philadelphia. Price 15 cents each postpaid without coupon from Siglistic Publishing Co. 1818 Walnut St. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Follore
Poy Sgilistic Publishing CO
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Penn
Runners Listed For Alexander Island Race Card
Entries for today on Alexander Island include four races with firm odds and staying fields. First race four and a half furlongs lists Absconder Gold Digger and others. Second race six and a quarter furlongs features Galloping King Foxglove Walcott and By Jove. Third race five-eighths lists Harris Laura Amsterdam Far ragut and peers. Fourth race four and a half furlongs shows Lady Superior Keramas Bon Voyage Jack Wilson and more. Fifth race six and a half furlongs includes Chateau Stringfellow Carracus Watch Charm Ellen H. and Red Cross. Results yesterday show winners Samaritan His Grace Northford May KE Levina Levina and Leovina with times noted.
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Alexander Island
Clement
Absconder
Gold Digger
Ted Gegg
Sextus
Dashing Charlie
Woodchopper
Reynard
Gertie
Ie Needmore
Glenall
Vagabond
Jove
Thurston
Graceful
Harris
Laura
Amsterdam
Farragut
John P
Princess Alix
William Penn
Parthenia
Rufus
Jewel
Breggan
the Clown
Fan Like
W. O'Brien
Nina
Lady Superior
Keramas
Bon Voyage
Jack Wilson
Cadet
Intimdad
Jim Corbett
Altair
Bayberry
Anxiety
Thiers L
Judge Post
Imp
the Dude
Criterion
Chateau
Stringfellow
Carracus
Watch Charm
Ellen H
Belle Blackburn
Red Cross
Pella
Samaritan
San Malheur
Tiny Tim
His Grace
Ontario
Fredericks
Northford
Syde
Danger
May KE
Westchester
Lum
Levina
Con Lney
Finwater
New Orleans Races Result Summary
Yesterday's New Orleans races show five events with winners Red Top Billy McKenzie Francis Pope Metropole and Denver. Races covered distances from five-eighths to seven-eighths of a mile with times listed for each event.
Polo Gossip: Lynn Team Faces Bostons at West Newton Arena
The Lynn crack team battles the Bostons tonight with Menard and Pierce on the rush. Captain John Connell directs play as Cotter recovers, Curley guards the goal, and Furbush returns to half back with Leydon and Smith at center. The season runs six games weekly through March 17, totaling about 110 games.
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Lynn
Bostons
West Newton Street
Menard
Pierce
Wootke
John Connell
Tom Cotter
Cotter
Newton Street
Curley
Providence
Furbush
Billy Leydon
Mal Smith
Football will go on at Harvard despite rough play
The Harvard athletic committee plans to ignore the criticisms of the Harvard Yale and Princeton games and allow football to continue for another year. If 1895 repeats rough play and injuries, restrictions may follow. President Eliot says his annual report will avoid athletics and include little comment.
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Harvard
Springfield
Philadelphia
New York
Eliot
LaThorp Beats Hogarty 100–64 in Murray & Irwin Tourney
In South Boston last night LaThorp defeated Hogarty 100 to 64 in the Murray and Irwin pool tournament. Wise and Doyle are scheduled to play their match tonight.
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South Boston
LaThorp
Hogarty
Wise
Doyle
Girl Sought For Murder In Lynn Shootout
Maud Brewer and Mrs Latimer figure in a Lynn shooting as Latimer lies critically wounded. Police hunt the fugitive and a physician who aided Miss Brewer is detained as an accessory. Witnesses place Brewer in local shelters while investigators assess motives amid conflicting statements.
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Boston
Nahant
Bill McCarthy
Maud Brewer
Latimer
Lynn
Brewer
Lynn Marshes
Daniel Wilkinson
Tremont
Market Streets
Wilkinson
Damond
Nathan Breed
Market and
Tremont Streets
Miss Brewer
Big Oil Deal Reshapes Toledo as Diamond Oil Company Formed
A $6 to $8 million combination creates Diamond Oil Company uniting Sun Oil of Toledo Merriam & Morgan Parafine of Cleveland and Crystal Oil of Toledo with two Toledo firms Paragon Refining and Craig Oil likely joining. The venture will control refining from crude to candles and elevates Toledo as a major Ohio oil center challenging Standard Oil.
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Toledo
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Sun Oil Company of
Standard
Merriam & Morgan Parafine Company
Cleveland
Crystal Oil Company of
Paragon Refining Company
Craig Oil Company
Diamond Oil Company
Boxing Gossip on Fifth Carnival Card in New Orleans
The piece surveys the Tommy Ryan versus Jack Dempsey bout amid New Orleans boxing week. It praises Ryans skill and power while noting Dempsey’s decline and past glories. It cites opinions from the Chicago Inter-Ocean on rival boxers and mentions other fighters and local contributors.
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Tommy Ryan
Jack Dempsey
New Orleans
Ryan
Billy Dempsey
McAuliffe
Dempsey
Fitzsimmons
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Joe Walcott
Billy Smith
Dawson
Walcott
O’brien
Smith
Griffo
Joe
Billy Plimmer
Johnnie Eckhardt
The
Recorder
Another Bridge Jumper Over Brooklyn Bridge
A man jumped from the middle of the Brooklyn Bridge at noon today. He wore a rubber suit and, after hitting the water, swam away quickly, leading some to suspect another museum fakir.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Assault on a Bridge Case At City Hospital
Daniel Sheehan a Fall River resident arrived at Station 6 claiming he was assaulted by several men on the Federal street bridge. He was dirt covered with a broken nose and a severe scalp wound and was taken to City Hospital. He could not describe his attackers.
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Daniel Sheehan
Fall River
Station 6
Federal Street Bridge
Charles Thomas
Windsor Street
Cambridgeport
Cambridge
Dover Street
City Hospital
Charlestown Cadets Host Masked Armory Ball
The Charlestown Cadets held a grand masked ball at their armory with fifty couples in costumes dancing past 2 a.m. Led by Thomas J. Darcey and Miss M Lydia Good, the event featured a parade of diverse costumes and a large audience of matrons and families.
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Charlestown
Thomas J. Darcey
M. Lydia Good
Winford Doyle
Alice Anderson
Little Girls In Blue
Bowery
Marie Sanderson
J.D. Robbins
Edna Robbins
Lawrence
Add
J.B. Mellen
Lieutenant Tolman
John Treadwell
A. N. Folsom
Thomas O'Neil
James Munn
Fred 8. Howard
J. L. Harding
W. F. Harding
J. H. Goode
E. C. Morse
George E. Wilson
C. E. Clausen
Roy Perkins
I. D. Preston
W. H. Arnold
D. C. Gary
Eb.c C. McCoy
T. J. Darcey
Roland W. Bray
Gilbert L. MacMasters
Anti-toxine hailed as potential diphtheria cure in Boston
Report describes Behring’s diphtheria serum method and the Boston Board of Health plans to begin trials. Doctors warn parents to seek early physician care, while officials expect serum use to cut deaths and reduce severe cases.
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Behring
Berlin
Ernest
Harvard Medical School
Board of Health
Boston
Ernst
Emile Behring
E. Roux
Paris
Omurgin
Children’s Hospital
Frankfort
Captain Westervelt Faces Trial Over Police Slips Charges
Westervelt of East One Hundred and Fourth Street station is tried before police commissioners on neglect of duty for allegedly failing to suppress policy shops in his precinct. Superintendent Byrnes filed the charges. eighteen locations are cited. He previously faced similar charges last spring and paid a five day fine.
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New York
Josiah A. Westervelt
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
Byrnes
Westervelt
Boxing Draw Ends City Match in St John
The Eddie Connolly of St John and Johnny Griffin of Braintree fought to a draw at Mechanics Institute weighing 127 pounds each. The contest drew a large crowd despite police opposition and featured scientific boxing with no knockdowns. Connolly appeared to have the edge, though the decision declared a draw.
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ST. John
N. B
Ritchie
Mechanics’ Institute
Eddie Connolly
Johnny Griffin
Braintree
Mass
Connolly
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