A A U National Championships Considered For City
Plans discussed for hosting the AAU national athletic championships in this city next year under BA A and NCAA auspices. Boston shows interest and Worcester bids if the Hub is not chosen. The big indoor BA A meeting is set for February at Mechanics Hall with events including a potato race and a two prep school team race. The interscholastic indoor championships follow March 17 in Mechanics Hall with Roxbury Latin and Hopkinson likely to dominate. George objects to Tommy Conneffs record mile citing English opinions while noting the race featured 1000 yard field and fast runners. Techs boxing meet slated for early February with Burnett and Gilman set to settle a prior dispute next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
New York Athletic Club
Holmes Field
Worcester
Jim Sullivan
John Graham
Mechanics’ Hall
Graham
Roxbury Latin
Hopkinson
Hoppy
Charley Paine
Rice
Stevenson
Hallowell
Nichol
H. A. Dalton
Walker
Fenno
George
A. B. George
Tommy Conneff
Old Manhattan Athletic Club
A. B
Conneff
Technology Athletic Association
Burnett and Gilman
Ivy City Track Opens With Big Crowd
The Ivy City track inaugurated its meet today before about fifteen hundred spectators. A large canvas tent sheltered bookmakers from cold weather as races ran from five furlongs to over five hurdles. Winners included Charley Wilson, Commodore Roughan, Play for Pay, Shelly Tuttle, St. John, and Addle, with times listed for several races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ivy City
Charley Wilson
Tartarian
Miracle
Commodore Roughan
Johnny
West Park
Halcyon
Blue Bird
Shelly Tuttle
Hasty
W. B
St. John
Margherita
Geronimo
Addle
My Gyps
Horse Race Card Summary Seven Furlongs to One and Sixteenths Miles
Race by race details list various horses and owners with weights and odds in a race card. Second race notes Filanigan to run. third race highlights Miss Bess and Fidget. fourth lists Artillery Captain Brown and Logan. fifth features Eloroy Panway Philora. sixth lists Plebian Heads Or Tails and Sea Bird among others.
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Remorse
Milt Young
Double Cross
Kingstock
Jim Dunn
Lonely
Climax
Query
Dallyran
Belwood
Brooklyn
Vevay
Zaldivar
Watterson
Mollie Davis
Nattle Howell
Finance
Queen T
Golden Valley
Flanigan
Mary
Sprite
Vision
Loving Heart
Rebecca
Gallatin
Lady Adams
Charon
Patsie Dart
Sam
Bryant
Chiswick
Catanella
Fidget
Miss Bess
Madras
Jerome D
Ingot
Calantha
Woodban
Captain Brown
Logan
Miracle
Mike Brown
Gray Eagle
Artillery
Rape Fred
Joe
Mamie B. B
Lasotta
Eloroy
Philora
Panway
Lyndhurst
Captain G
Lismore
Plebian
Robin Hood
Lyceum
Needmore
Syracuse
McMurtry
Erikina
Lester
Cartoon
Sea Bird
Trump
Panhandler
Filanigan
Philorasie
Krikina
Robin
Dempsey and Moore to Spar Again at Bowdoin Square Theater
Dick Moore and Jack Dempsey staged a lively sparring match at Bowdoin Square Theatre drawing a large crowd. No referee was used under theatre rules, with Dempsey claiming the win and Moore disputing it. Manager Thal scheduled a rematch for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Moore
Jack Dempsey
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Ham Brock
Dan Murphy
John J. Murphy
John Campbell
Id Roche
Jack McGee
Ike Weir
Johnny Griffin
Jimmy Conley
William Daly, Jr
John Keenan
James Westcott
John F. Gallagher
Billy Hogarty
George B. Smith
Tom McKeon
Tim McKenna
James Doherty
Howie Hodgkins
Patsey Shepard
Moore
Dempsey
Pugilistic Gossip and Boston Boxing News
The New York boxers at the Columbian show faced a scam by a manager who collected their pay and fled. Jere Dunn is named official referee to arrive next Thursday. George B. Smith returns after a ten week Europe trip. Buckley vs Coffee collapse over pay. West denies newspaper misconduct. Ike Weir and Dave Ross asked to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rascal
Americas Club
Jere Dunn
Dunn
Boston
George B. Smith
Europe
Mr. Smith
Jim McKenna
Big Jack Buckley
Charlestown
Pat Coffee
South Boston
Buckley
Charlesbank Club
Tommy West
West
Ike Weir
Dave Ross
Rob Roy
Post's Polo Guide Plot and City Mentions
Newspaper fragment lists places including Worcester Providence New Bedford and Brockton with scattered numbers and letters. Mentions Puget perhaps and Chow Choco. Content is fragmented and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Toston
Choco
New Bedford
Worcester
Providence
Brocktot
Puget
Boston Wins Polo Match Over Brockton Four to Three
The Bostons defeated the Brocktons four goals to three in a lively polo game. Cotter opened scoring for Boston, Hipson added two goals, and Wodtke scored the third. Brockton rallied with two goals in the second inning and tied late in the third, but Boston secured the win on a decisive play by Hipson. Williams shined for the visitors and Curley stood out in goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Brocktons
Menard
Hipson
Cotter
Boston
Wodtke
Pierce
Williams
Curley
Brockton
Hipsom
Rusket
Menard Wotke
Ruher
Pierce Cotter
Eevee
Boston Hipson
Secore
Sword
Charles O'Malley
John Furbush
Leaders Defeated by Worcester in Polo Match
Captain Jimmy Canavan led Worcester to a 6 2 victory over Fred Doe's Whalers in New Bedford. The Worcester halfback Whiting and rushers Roberts and McPeck stood out, as New Bedford fought hard but couldn’t overcome the visitors.
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Worcesters
Fred Doe
Whalers
New Bedford
Jimmy Canavan
Worcester
New Bedfords
Whiting
Roberts
McPeck
Rusher
Ines McPock
Latious
Amateur Polo League Formed at Casino by Four Teams
The Massachusetts Amateur Polo League was formed at the Casino last night with Riverside Boat Club Waltham Brockton and Paris clubs of East Boston. The four clubs will play at the Casino on Mondays and Thursdays and at Brockton on Wednesdays before the regular league games. The first match will be Paris versus Waltham at the Casino Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Riverside Boat Club
Waltham
Brockton
Paris
Rink Rushes Preview Big New Bedfords Duel
Tommy Cotter’s team faces New Bedfords on Monday in a fast contest. Brocktons’ key goal came from Dicky Pierce with a drive by Goa Tender Curley. Menard and Pierce shined, while Wodike’s drive through the centers hindered scoring. The Casino’s cold night eased with new radiators and a cautious timing rule for two goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Cotter
New Bedfords
Brocktons
Dicky Pierce
Goa
Tender Curley
Menard
Pierce
Wodike
Eddie Menard
General Dixwell
Bicycle clubs and winter entertainments in early Boston scene
J W Montgomery an enthusiastic gym instructor and Press club member records 7560 miles on his cyclometer in 1892. Mt Pleasant Bicycle Club plans weekly winter amusements starting Dec 16 at Tremont Theatre. local clubs organize racing plans and new quarters are noted for Jamaica and Mt Washington. Paul Butler, L A W rep, is Benjamin Butler's son and valued at around a million. L E Hickock leads Pope Manufacturing’s Los Angeles racing team efforts.
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J. W. Montgomery
Y. M. C. Union
Wheeling
Press Club
Press, Union
Roxbury Bicycle Clubs
Mt. Pleasant
San Francisco
Zimmerman
Sanger
Johnson
Tyler
Bliss
Jamaica Club
Green Street
Oakdale Street
Taunton Club
Mt. Washington
Paul Butler
Benjamin F. Butler
L. E Hickock
Pope Manufacturing Company
Boston
Los Angeles
Cal
Boxing bouts announced for B A A meetings December
The B A A plans boxing bouts at the December meeting with Rudderham versus Mack at 106 pounds and Arthur versus McLaughlin at 125 pounds. Sullivan versus Jones or Dunn at 125 pounds and Nelligan versus Casey at 145 pounds are listed. A court tennis match between Pettitt and Lambert with a small purse is scheduled next Saturday. Wrestling bouts set for December 28 include Williams versus Blood at 145 pounds and Walsh versus Donovan at 125 pounds.
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R. Rudderham
Braintree
C. Mack
Lowell
M. C. Arthur
Cambridge
McLaughlin
Boston
J. H. Sullivan
Gladstone A. C
North Cambridge
Tom Jones
Waltham
Dave Nelligan
Joe Casey
John Dunn
Tom Pettitt
T. Lambert
Walsh
Young’s Hotel
Bobby Burns
Providence
Martin Flaherty
Metropole Athletic Club
New England
Flaherty
Burns
Graham
Eastern League Managers Conclude Meeting in Troy
The Eastern League managers finished their session in Troy New York with no decision to expand the circuit Syracuse renewed its bid for membership and all applications were referred to a committee including President Powers and directors Franklin Burns and Bogart. P T Powers was elected president and director elections were postponed until February in New York City.
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Troy
N. Y
Syracuse
Powers
Messrs. Franklin
Buffalo
Burns
Springfield
Bogart
Wilkesbarre
C. H. van Arnam
P. F. Bogart
P. T. Powers
Eastern League
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
National League
Bowling Guide Listings From Post Tonight
Melrose Highlands faces Review at Melrose. Newton battles Waverly at Newton. Oxford plays Jeffries Winter at Lynn.
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Melrose Highlands Vs. Review
Melrose
Newton Vs. Waverly
Newton
Oxford
Jeffries Winter
Lynn
Dorchester Central Defeats Melrose Club in Novice Series
Dorchester Central bowlers beat Melrose Club 2306 to 2107 in a novice series at Melrose alleys. Melrose struggled as Merrill rolled 498 and Merriman 463 to lead Dorchester scoring.
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Melrose
Dorchester Central
Merrill
Merriman
Glendons Fall to Codmans 2289 to 2118 in Pins
The Glendons of Everett visited the Codman Club last evening and were defeated by the home team 2289 pins to 2118. Codmans player Carpenter led with 489.
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Glendons
Everett
Codman Club
Carpenter
Codmans
Weber Wins at Murray & Irwin's Pool Parlor Match
Weber defeated Russell by 75 to 64 in a professional pool tourney at Murray and Irwin's South Boston billiard parlors last evening. Tomorrow Zeramby faces O'Connell in next cue clash.
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Russell
Weber
Murray & Irwin
South Boston
Zeramby and
O'Connell
Paris Chamber rejects miner inquiry call amid labor dispute
In Paris on December 14 the Chamber of Deputies rejected the first clause of M Basly resolution proposing a parliamentary inquiry into the miners strike by 401 to 141. The second clause to officially investigate miners conditions failed 386 to 18. Premier Casimir Perier urged a commission to study capital and labor relations and the motion passed unanimously. He supported rapid debate of Goblet’s mining law reform bill to be presented Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Basly
Casmir-Perler
M. Goblet
Bank Suspends as Private Firm Fails to Realize Assets
The private banking firm of R Patrick and Ben on Fifth Avenue near Wood Street Pittsburg suspended business this afternoon due to inability to realize on assets. No statement issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
R. Patrick & Ben
Fifth Avenue
Wood Street
Medfield Asylum hearing ends without decision
The Executive Council held a long hearing on the Medfield Asylum controversy led by Messrs White and Dillon against Hathaway Fed erden and Murphy. No ruling was issued. Governor Russell said a decision would come next week as the probe continues.
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Executive Council
Medfield Asylum
Russell
Messrs
White and
Dillon
Hathaway
Federden and
Murphy
Rice
Morgan
Peixoto Declares Admiral de Gama Traitor
A Buenos Aires despatch reports President Peixoto has issued a decree branding Admiral de Gama a traitor. In Rio de Janeiro US minister Thorson says the United States will protect its commerce from insurgent naval actions while other nations pull back naval protection. Provisions remain abundant, and Rio’s streets are orderly though some hardship reports appear in earlier dispatches. Senhor Mendonca was informed of the cruiser Nietheroy's arrival on the Brazilian coast under Navy Department control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buenos Ayres
Peixoto
Admiral de Gama
Rio DE Janeiro
Thomas L. Thorson
United States
Brazil
Rio
Washington
Senhor Mendonca
Nietheroy
Brazilian
Navy Department
Nictheroy
Mr. Mendonca
Captain Picking
Republicans to Settle Debt and HQ Plans
New York December 14 Republican National Committee Chair Thomas H Carter calls an executive meeting in January to raise funds to pay old 1892 campaign debts. The group may establish permanent headquarters in Washington or New York with McKinley viewed as likely if the convention were held tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas H. Carter
Republican National Committee
Indiana
Harrison
Carter
Washington
Clarkson
McKinley
Dynamite in Dublin Arrests Linked to Barracks Findings
Nolan and Meara who were detained to testify at a secret Dublin inquiry into dynamite plots have been arrested on a murder charge. Patrick Reid was shot dead after explosives were found at Aldborough barracks. Police say they have unraveled a series of dynamite plots, to be partly disclosed at the Meara and Nolan trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Nolan
Meara
Patrick Reid
Aldborough Barracks
Migratory Murphy Traced Across Canada to Maine
Clarence Murphy former Salem Savings Bank teller has been traced from Salem to Quebec and back through Intervale Goodwin's Mills and Biddeford to Portland, with a subsequent train to Portland. It remains unclear if he left the country by steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Clarence Murphy
Salem Savings Bank
Quebec
Canadian Pacific
Intervale
Portland & Rochester
Goodwin's Mills
Biddeford
Portland
Mrs. Bessie May Edson Dies at 23 in Faulkner
Mrs. Bessie May Edson daughter of B A Walker and wife of Walter M Edson died this afternoon at 27 Pierce street Faulkner aged 23 She graduated from Abbott Female Seminary Andover class of 1891 She married a year later and made Faulkner home Funeral is Saturday at 2 pm services at the house led by Rev Dr Rolf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
Bessie May Edson
B. A. Walker
Walter M. Edson
Pierce Street
Edson
Abbott Female Seminary
Andover
Rolf
Sumner Lee Weds Miss Alice Tarbox in Elegant Ceremony
The wedding of Charles Sumner Lee and Miss Alice Mounton Tarbox was held last evening at 7 at the First Universalist Church. Rev J M Pullman officiated with BH H Breed as best man and Nellie Tarbox and Ethel L Cushman as bridesmaid and maid of honor. The groom’s father Nehemiah Lee hosted the reception on Baltimore street. Ushers included C E Matley H C Mullen and E H Mower. A house and lot on Ocean street was among the presents from the groom’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blossom Street
Charles Sumner Lee
Alice Mounton Tarbox
John M. Tarbox
J. M. Pullman
First Universalist Church
BH. H. Breed
Nellie Tarbox
Ethel L. Cushman
Boston Christian Endeavor Union Rally Draws Large Audience
The second grand rally at Dudley Street Baptist Church drew a large audience. George K. Somerby led the praise service, Rev. A. S. Gumbart gave the welcome, with scripture and prayer by Rev. George B. Vosburgh. Rev. W. C. Bitting spoke on Christian Evolution. Grace S. Pierce conducted the consecration service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Christian Endeavor Union
Dudley Street Baptist Church
George K. Somerby
A. 8. Gumbart
George B. Vosburgh
Stoughton Street Baptist Church
W. C. Bitting
Mt. Morris Baptist Church
New York City
Grace S. Pierce
Berkeley Temple Endeavor Society
Secretary likely rejects Marblehead second trial request
Washington reports it is unlikely there will be a second trial of the new cruiser Marblehead as builders seek more speed. Secretary Herbert has not acted yet, but a refusal is expected. If granted, contractors may keep the results of the recent trial to avoid further costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marblehead
Herbert
Locomotive Engineers Dance at Monument Hall Charlestown
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Division 61 held a grand union hall event with F. B. Evans Ladies Auxiliary No. 99. About 150 couples danced until early morning under Floor Director L. E. Goodrich and assistants C. K. Mitchell and G. B. Bushbee with Marshals C. W. Wilmot and G. A. Witcher in Charlestown last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Division 61
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Evans Ladies
L. E. Goodrich
C. K. Mitchell
G. B. Bushbee
C. W. Wilmot
G. A. Witcher
Woman Found With Broken Leg In Roxbury Cellar
At 11 last night an officer of Division 10 found Ann Gately aged 40 in a Roxbury cellar at 27 Haskins Street with both bones in her left leg broken. She said she fell in front of the Norfolk House and crawled to the cellar. With no home she was taken to City Hospital.
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Ann Gately
Haskins Street
Roxbury
Norfolk House
City Hospital
Snow and Rain Forecast Hit Boston Weather
The forecast warns of heavy snow through noon then a rise to rain in Boston. A cold northeast wind sharpens the chill as showers continue into Saturday morning, with more heavy weather expected to follow.
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Boston
Orient Insurance votes to halve capital in Hartford
Stockholders of the Orient Fire Insurance Co of Hartford voted to reduce capital from 1 million to 500 thousand, leaving a surplus of 350 thousand. The report also notes local crimes and notable deaths including George F Brennan charged with Reynolds murder and other regional notices.
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Orient Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford
George F. Brennan
Frank E Reynolds
New Haven
Superior Court
Don t Bury the Wires Protest by Inside Electric Workers
A meeting of the Inside Electric Workers Union at 987 Washington street opposed the Building Trades Council demand to bury all overhead wires. The union argues burying wires would cost hundreds of men their jobs and shift work to pipemen who earn less. They contend line men earn 2.50 to 2.75 daily, while pipe work would pay about 1.75 and be seasonal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Inside Electric Workers’ Union
Washington Street
Building Trades Council
Organizer Naughton Forms Multiple Labor Assemblies
Yesterday at 595 Washington Street Organizer Naughton of District Assembly 30 K of L organized carpenters with 43 members and at Klein's Hall an assembly of garment workers with 40 charter members. Officers for the garment workers were elected: Master workman Coleman Roenbaum worthy foreman Louis Mizel recording secretary Harry Wein Schenck financial secretary Samuel Cheskin treasurer J Levy inspector Simon Levy business agent Louis Ash. Today he will form a printers assembly in Cambridge and Monday a waiters assembly in Boston.
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Washington Street
Naughton
District Assembly
K of L
Klein’s Hall
Coleman Roenbaum
Louis Mizel
Harry Wein Schenck
Samuel Cheskin
J. Levy
Simon Levy
Louis Ash
Cambridge
Boston
Clothing Trades Council backs government control of telegraph
Resolutions passed at last evening's meeting favor government ownership and control of telephone and telegraph systems now linked with the post office service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothing Trades Council
Cabinet members missing as Bissell stands alone
Washington December 14 The entire Cabinet is said to be scattered with none present except Postmaster General Bissell who dismisses reports of any planned Cabinet disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bissell
Labor union appeals for local bridge contract in Lowell
The Central Labor Union urged Lowell City Council streets committee to award the Concord River bridge contract to a local contractor. They demand a guarantee of immediate start and employment for local laborers, including stonecutters, to prevent destitution this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Central Labor Union
Committee On Streets
Concord River
Liberal Unionist Leader Speaks at Braintree on Home Rule
Joseph Chamberlain told a Braintree audience that Home Rule is the government’s sole aim. He said British legislation serves as a counter in the game led by Gladstone, and that the government will not permit passage of British bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Braintree
Glladstone
New Head to Civil Service Commission
Washington December 14. Commissioner Lyman resigns as president of the Civil Service Commission and is succeeded by Commissioner Procter. Lyman remains a member of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Commissioner Lyman
The
Commission
Procter
Lyman
Boston Press Club Holds Meeting at Bosworth Street
A meeting at the Boston Press Club house 14 Bosworth street appointed committees for nominations and for resolutions on the deaths of B. E. B. Mitchell and Mr. Littlefield. Members named include Hemenway Drew Bonnelle Howell and Teamoh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Club
Boston Press Club
Bosworth Street
C. Bonnelle
Drew
J. A. Hemenway
E. C. Howell
R. T. Teamoh
B. E. B. Mitchell
Mr. Littlefield
Death in Miserable Hovel Near Lake Kesio
Thomas O'Brien aged about 60 starved and frozen to death in a hovel near Lake Kesio Manchester New Hampshire. He was unmarried and reportedly left considerable property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchestr
N. H
Thomas O'Brien
Lake Kesio
Meyer Trial Proceedings Continue In New York Court
The Meyer murder trial in New York proceeds with Dr. Peabody admitting no antimonial poisoning and limited arsenic experience. Prof Wood testifies similarly, noting no known antimonial arsenic combination. A hearse driver adds a key statement as the prosecution rests and the defense opens tomorrow. A charity appeal follows urging overcoat donations for the needy, offering cost only for garments and confidential transactions through THE YANK MM on Summer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. Co. F. Meyer
Peabody
O'Sullivan
Wood
Materia Medica and
Messrs. Peabody
Doremus
Dr. Wood
Yankmm
Summer Street
Mary Lumburner Schooner Wrecked at Edgartown Beach
The schooner Mary Lumburner from Bangor with lumber for New York drifted ashore at Edgartown south beach after departing Tarpaulin Cove on December 5. Crew and Captain Fickett are thought to have perished. The wreck lies bowless, deckload scattered, with most cargo in hull. Commissioner Dunham has taken charge.
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Edgartown
Mary Lumburner
Bangor
South Beach
Schooner Fleetwing Burns After Anchoring Stroke
Nantucket reports schooner Fleetwing under Captain Faulkingham from Rockland Maine ran aground near Coskata life saving station in a heavy northerly gale with zero temperature. Crew of three reached shore in their boats before life savers arrived as the vessel burns and lime cargo is a total loss.
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Nantucket
Fleetwing
Faulkingham
Rockland
New York
Coskata Life Saving Station
Warrow Escape from New York Coal Schooner
The schooner R. G. Whillden, Barbour, sailing from New York for Boston with coal, battled a west to northwest gale after leaving Race Point. Steering failed, but crew lashed a broken wheel and reached Chat ham anchorage by Monday afternoon. Towage by steamer Reading brought her to Haven that evening with damaged gear and heavy icing.
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Vineyard
Haven
R. G. Whillden
Barbour
New York
Boston
Race Point
Chatham
Reading
J Nickerson Tows Into Boston in Distress
The two masted schooner J Nickerson of Portland capt Winslow carrying clay from Perth Amboy to Portland was towed into Boston yesterday afternoon by the tug Kate Jones in a state of distress but with no loss of life. The vessel suffered during a northeast gale off Nantasket and a cold snap near Minot's Ligh t, with damaged mainsail and gear and entangled by ice before reaching harbor.
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J. Nickerson
Portland
Winslow
Perth Amboy
Kate Jones
Nickerson
Amboy
New York
Nanset
Chatham
Boston Bay
Gloucester
Salem Harbor
Minot
Boston
Vicar General McCabe Dies in Woonsocket
Vicar General Michael McCabe of the Providence diocese and pastor of St Charles’s Church Woonsocket since 1855 was found dead in his residence. Heart disease likely caused the death and he leaves a brother, Rev Mathias McCabe, and a sister Mrs John P Cooney.
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Woonsocket
Michael McCabe
Providence
St.Charles's Church
Aughavas
Leitrim
Ire
Atlantic
O'Reilly
Theological
Baltimore
St. Charles’s Church
St. Patrick’s Church
Malden Man Alfred Tenks Dies in Massachusetts General Hospital
Alfred Tenks 61 died at Massachusetts General Hospital after two years of head trouble. Born in W Birmingham England he came to the U S at 18. A gunsmith with a large Boston trade he lived in Malden 28 years and served on the Common Council in 1891 1892. He leaves a widow and three sons including Clarence a Malden board of assessors clerk. He held Masonic and Odd Fellows memberships and was active in AOW and related lodges, serving as secretary for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hughes
Hartford
Rome
Father Tierney
William Ingersoll van Deusen
Great Barrington
George van Deusen
West Point
van Deusen
Central America
Housatonic Agricultural Society
Hopkins T. Cantle
Sheffield
L. P. Keyes
New Marlboro
B. B. Benedict
Egremont
C. Bidwell
W. B. Sanford
State Board of Agriculture
F. A. Palmer
Stockbridge
Malden
Alfred Tenks
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mr. Tenks
Wirmingham
England
Boston
Common Council
Middlesex Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mt. Vernon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Clarence
Salem Savings Bank Runs Declined Loans Offered
Salem, Dec 14 The run on the Salem Savings Bank did not resume to any extent this morning. A few depositors appeared and were paid promptly. Officials say examination of accounts is ongoing and all depositors will be paid in full. The bank has rejected external loan offers, citing abundant resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Salem Savings Bank
Cremation Society to Host Annual Meeting
The New England Cremation Society will hold its annual meeting on December 19 at Perkins Hall on Boylston Street. Expected speakers include Bishop Lawrence Mrs. Alice N Lincoln and Dr. James R Chadwick with addresses planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New England CremAtion Society
Perkins Hall
Boylston Street
Bishop Lawrence
Alice N. Lincoln
James R. Chadwick
Salisbury Man Eliphalet Pike Reported Missing
Newburyport December 14 Eliphalet Pike of Salisbury is missing it is believed he was drowned in the river where he was smelting He was 60 years old and unmarried.
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Newburyport
Eliphalet Pike
Salisbury
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Manchester
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Derby Street
Third Connecticut Light Infantry
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Newton Cottage Hospital
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Central Avenue
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