Press Cycling Club Condemns Williams and Election Practices
The Press Cycling Club of the Massachusetts division L A W censures Spencer T Williams for disturbances at a meeting and assault charges. It denounces the division election method as a farce and endorses J B Potter for chief consul while urging bylaws changes to allow earlier nominations and broader input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aress Cyviing
Wei
Liuuse Unlsional Chufellisayeiing
Spencer
Willains
Iwnels
Wien
Haru
Ratesachuseis
Cdille Lineaty lv & Edu
J. &. Kerrison
le. A. W. Jualais
Suu- Bluluauun
Sui
Spencer T. Wil- Huinss
Wassuult Asa
C. Kerrison
Press Cycling Club
Charles W. Iach
Wuuwems
Ana
Bacon Go
Luriaer
Spencer JT. Willams
Massachusetts Division
League of American Wheelmen
Spencer T. Williams
Massachusetts
Young's Hotel
Élyib
Elections Committee
National Assembly
Isaac B. Potter
New York
League
Leo Abraham
Board of Officers
Sterling Elliott
J. B. Potter
Tufts senior claims strength record with 3547 pounds
Henry R Nash of Tufts College says he lifted 3547 pounds surpassing Arthur Lovering's Harvard mark of about 3378 pounds. the event dated June 12 1895. Also notes a Gaelic football match proposal between Donegals of Charlestown and Oo Connells or Garry owens, plus a Boston pigeons meeting at Kneeland Street with 20 new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Nash
Tufts College
Arthur Lovering
Harvard
Nash
Lovering
Klein
Donegals
Charlestown
Oo'Conells
Boston
Garryowens
Cambridge
Somerville
Y. MC. A
Union Square
Bowling Inquirer
Osgood's
Washington Street
Charles J. Lavis
Pex
Pittsburg
Cairo
Ill
Ohio River
Ohio
New England Federation of Homing Pigeon Fanciers
Kneeland Street
Wagner
Krugers
Germantown
Penn
Unclear historic horse racing card from SINGERLY Maryland
A fragmented racing program from SINGERLY Md lists multiple maiden and claiming races with horse names and weights across four to five races. The readable entries include Belzebub Tears Estelle J May P May Brilla Fern seed Fantine Beloved Scandal Privateer Gould Desbrosses Mr. Waverly Tea Caddy Myrtle L Gracie Harry C Miss Carrie Baritone Gor man Crown Farragut Her me Sots Boisterous Arline Traitor Taquirendo Jewsharp Setauket Vent Telegram Czar Oak Connesnaugh Columbus Jr Key West Dr Jones Tattersall Bronston Brooklyn Lady Richmond and related weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singerly
Belzebub
Estelle J
May P
May Brilla
Fernseed
Fantine
Beloved
Scandal
Privateer
Gould
Desbrosses
Mr. Waverly
Tea Caddy
Myrtle L
Thurless
Gracie
Harry C
Miss Carrie
Baritone
Gorman
Crown
Farragut
Im. Phillip
Herme Sots
Arline
Traitor
Taquirendo
Jewsharp
Setauket
A Prentis
Vent
Telegram
Czar
Oak
Connesnaugh
Loxglove
Columbus, Jr
Key West
Dr. Jones
Tattersall
Bronston
Brooklyn
Lady Richmond
Admission of American Steamer Laurada at Valencia
Admiral Beranger says Valencia’s maritime commander will treat the Laurada as a normal merchant ship and provide full facilities for its voyage. If supplies are needed, authorities will secure them, though the admiral hopes the Laurada will avoid Spain to prevent disorders, with Maria Teresa and Vulcana stationed off Valencia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Beranger
Valencia
Spain
Maria Teresa
Vulcana
Insurance League results foiled games on Huwalley night
In the Insurance League action last night FE IL A defeated the Holdens while the Travelers beat Joho C Puige. Scores were not fully provided due to fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance League
FE. Il, A
Holdens
Travelers
Joho C. Puige
Roxburys Dominate Rexford Alley Bowls, Edge Overs
In Rexford last evening the Roxburys defeated the Overs 244 plus in a tough A C C series game. The Rovers failed to reach 100 while Roxburys stayed above, with Martin delivering a standout strike after two gutter balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford
Roxburys
Rovers
Martin
Chelsea and Alter Ego Club Meet in Suffolk League
The Chelsea Cycle Club and the Alter Ego Club of Chelsea met last evening in their rooms for games in the Suffolk Suburban League. Chelsea won at pool but lost at whist with scores showing Chelsea Cycle Club 91 to Alter Ego 85 in pool, and whist results unclear with a combined tally of 161 to 150 for Team 1 and Team 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Cycle Club
Alter Ego
Chelsea
Suffolk
Chelsea Cycle
Doane
Babcock
Baley
Price
Everett Wheelmen top Berkeley Club in league games
The Berkeley Club of Beachmont visited Everett Wheelmen for Suffolk Suburban League games and lost in both pool and whist. The highlight was Joel of Everett beating Ward for the first time this season in pool. Pool scores were Everett Joel 46 Sellers 50 total 96. Berkeley Wanil 50 Hancock 28 total 78. Whist tallies were Everett 381 plus 6 to Berkeley 306 minus 6.
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Berkeley
Beachmont
Everett Wheelmen
Joel
Everett Club
Ward
Sellers
Wanil
Hancock
Results at Singerly Horse Races
The Singerly Maryland track held five races with winners including Heresy, Rhymster, Hera, Siva and Fagin. Bets favored Brilliancy, Harry Good Win, Navahoe, Harris and Corn Cole in maiden and sprint events. Race times ranged from 59 seconds to 1:24 for the mile and a quarter event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singerly
Heresy
Danger
Miss Bowser
Delehanty
Brilliancy
A. Dorsey
Rhymster
Carson
Harry Goodwin
Mary Lawson
O'Brien
Hera
J. Murphy
Fred Munch
Houlahan
Halcyan
W. Morris
Siva
Dangler
Navahoe
Brooks
Fagin
Asburn
Corn Cole
Merrick
Harris
Dr Rulle Goush Gyrun Cough Drive Mentioned
An odd line claims a method by Dr Rulle Goush Gyrun to induce coughing. The text presents no medical guidance and reads as a standalone assertion without evidence or context.
Democratic Campaign Rules and Candidates for School Committee
The piece outlines last minute measures to ensure a fair vote in the school committee contest. It notes vigilance by President Hutchinson, President Corbett, and election commissioners, plus police support to prevent ballot intimidation. It lists Democratic candidates with biographical details and career histories, including Barry, Dean, and several Donovans, Lee, Mahoney, McDonald, and others centered in Boston wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Corbett
East Boston
W. J. Donovan
Perrie A. Dyar
Republican City Committee
Democratic
Common Council
Giant German steamships under construction for transatlantic service
Eight colossal vessels led by the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse rise in German yards for New York Europe service. Pennsylvani a and Barbarossa class ships head for New York spring arrivals while engineers tout cargo capacity surpassing the Great Eastern, provoking British shipbuilders' jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Belfast
Metropolis
St. Paul
United States
Pennsylvania
Bremen
Germany
Local politics and civic leaders listed in Boston
The piece profiles multiple 1880s Boston figures tied to the Democratic Party including S. H. Borofsky, F. L. Coolidge, Charles V. Casey, William Henry Devine, Frederick C. Dowd, Charles Fleischer, Henry D. Huggan, Dr. James A. McDonald, and Louis P. Pfau. It notes their births, educations, professional roles, and public service within the School Board and local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Borofsky
Francis L. Coolidge
William H. Devine
Frederick C. Dowd
Henry D. Huccan
James A. M’donald
Louis P. Pfatt
Democratic City Committee
Democratic State Committee
Foresters
Knights of Columbus
The
Workmen
St. James’ Young Men's T. A
St. Peter’s Society
Dorchester
Massachusetts Temperance Union
S. H. Borofsky
North End
Russia
England
Hebrew Free School of
Manchester
Boston
Salem, Street
North Isabel
Charitable Burial Association
Associated Tifareth Israel
Knights of Pythias
Massachusetts
Associated Order of the Sons of Benjamin
Association of del Jacob
F. L. Coolidge
Princeton University
Bay State Trust Company
House of
L. L. Prince & Co
St. Louis
Liberty Square
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 11
Democratic Committee
Ward Il
Puritan
Channing
Charles V. Casey
W. Azarian & Co
Joseph Insigi & Co
Broad Street
Casey
State Central Committee
Royal Arcanum
Charitable
Irish Society
Wiiot School Association
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
William Henry Devine
Harvard University
Ninth Regiment
Carney Hospital
Massachusetts Medical Society
Boston University School of Law
Suffolk Bar
Tremont
Charles Fleischer
Temple Adath Israel
Columbus Avenue
New York
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Hebrew College
University of Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Krauskopf
Berkowitz
Henry D. Huggan
Pictou
N. S
Maverick Drug Company
Boston School Board
Independent Women Voters
Citizens’ Public School Union
Huggan
James
McDonald
Louis P. Pfau
Dem
Providence
R. I
Local Leaders Seize Roles in Boston German Community
Pfau, a longtime resident educated at Boston College, runs a printing business at 2% Faneuil Hall Square with a focus on foreign language printing. He previously edited the Citizen and Improvement Advocate in Roslindale, championing more and better schools. Duane, East Boston street commissioner since 1891, seeks re election after winning by over 8000 votes. Born in Calais Missouri July 1 1842 he moved to Boston and held varied posts including assessor and Democratic city committee secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Barry
Boston
Old Fort Hill
Old Ward
Josiah 8
Dean
South Boston
State Street
East Fourth Street
Benjamin Dean
Harvard
Boston University
Boston Athletic Association
Puritan Canoe Club
Boston Bicycle Club
Bicycling World
Register of Probate
Associated Cycling Clubs
Massachusetts
William F. Donovan
Ward 8
Boston Herald
North Russell Street
William J. Donovan
Ward 2
William K. Craig & Co
Quincy Row
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Democratic City Committee
Webster Street
East
John H. Lee
Ward 25
Old Eliot School
Brighton
Parsons Street
John J. Mahoney
Ward 3
Charlestown
Common Council
A. Shuman & Co
Main Street
Patrick F. McDonald
Pearl Street
Jerome Street
Dorchester
Joston
Boylston School
Lothrop & Co
House
Boston College
Faneuil Hall Square
Roslindale
Citizen and Improvement Advocate
Pfau
John H. Duane
Street Commission
Ales E. Brady
Board of Surveyors
People
Marty
Calais
Lyman School
Democratic City
Veterans in the Ring at Mace-Donovan Benefit
About 2500 attended the Broadway Athletic Club show featuring ex-champions and stars including James J. Corbett. The event, an exhibition with no decision, ended with a ten round bout between Jimmy Rose and Jack McKeck, McKeck winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway Athletic Club
James J. Corbett
Charley Norton
Dan Keefe
Newark
Jim Hall
Pete Burns
Harlem
George Rooke
John Donaldson
John L. Sullivan
Billy Edwards
Arthur Chambers
Philadelphia
Chambers
Bill
Bob Armstrong
Chicago
Tommy Kelly
Hoboken
Barney Aaron
Dooney Harris
George Dixon
Lavigne
Corbett
Jim McVey
Ric
Mace
Donovan
Parson Davies
Mike
Jimmy Rose
Jack McKeck
McKeck
Bicycle Notes and Local Product Updates in City
White machine shipments arrive as the first large 97 models for the city. The Liberty Cycle Company continues under Smith and Gardner Supply at 12 Park Square. The 97 Victor and 97 Remington samples go on view at 410 Boylston Street with detailed specs. Polo game set for Dec 26 at Malden High. poverty party planned for Jan 21 with free lunch and coat hooks. Suffolk Suburban League results show Suffolks beating Charlestown in pool and whist, with scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Jackson
Mr. Smock
Leach
Dayton
Marlboro Street
Councilman
Mattapan Road Club
Malden
John Holden
New York
Liberty Cycle Company
Boston
Smith & Gardner Supply Company
Park Square
Boylston Street
Suffolks
Roxbury
Charlestown C.C
Grant
Brooks
Charlestown C. C
Seaver
Holm
Dead and Live Wires Delay Charlestown Streetcar Service
A West End streetcar line suffered two major delays in Charlestown last night. The first halted cars for about 45 minutes after power was shut at Cambridge. A 300 foot wire on Warren avenue fell to the ground causing a second halt. near Thompson Square a woman and two children narrowly avoided contact with live line. Repairs by the emergency corps restored service within half an hour.
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West End
Wood Street
Somerville
Malden
Everett
Charlestown
Thompson Square
Warren Bridge
Edward Winslow Lincoln Dies in Worcester Era Note
Edward Winslow Lincoln, son of the late Governor Levi Lincoln, died at age 28 in Worcester Massachusetts on December 16. The note references an unrelated industrial sales figure of 28,000,000 boxes of ENAMELINE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Lincoln
DEA
Worcester
Mass
Edward Winslow Lincoln
Levi Lincoln
Atla
Free Diagnosis by Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
A Boston notice proclaims Dr. Liverpool at 233 Tremont Street offering free consultations and medicines. It highlights astonishing cure tallies across numerous diseases from rheumatism to Bright's disease, claims unanimous patient relief, and invites all to seek evaluation without cost or prior knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Bette
Ares
Boston
Oae
Bright
Sharkey Fight Hearings Resume Over $10,000 Purse
San Francisco reports the Fitzsimmons Sharkey suit on the purse resumes as Dr. Lustig testifies he was barred from Sharkey's dressing room after the bout. Doctors later examined Sharkey noting swelling and possible injury from several causes. Fitzsimmons says he did not foul and demonstrates his punch to the coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Lustig
National Athletic Club
Boxing Gossip Seeks Limits for Fitzsimmons Corbett Match
The boxing world debates a ten or twenty round limit for Fitzsimmons versus Jim Corbett. Fitzsimmons could favor a short finish while Corbett prefers endurance. Dan Creedon heads to San Francisco and may face Young Corbett for a 2600 purse. Sharkey and Fitzsimmons receipts topped 10,000 on a recent show. George Dixon Downey clash set for Jan 19 in Brooklyn with 126 lbs weigh-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons
Jim Corbett
Fitz
Corbett
Charley Mitchell
Dickering
Dan Creedon
San Francisco
Young Corbett
Alec Greggaina
Creedon
Sharkey
Tzsimmons
Starlight
Nene
Boston
Philadelphia
Dick Burge
Eddie Connolly
St. John N. B
Sally Smith
Tommy White
New York City
White
Smith
Knickerbocker AC
Downey
Brookslyn
George Collier
Tom Sayers
England
Bill Quinn
Jack Bonner
Joe Butler
Billy McCabe
Spike
Sullivan
Winni
George .McFadden
McFadden
The
Gowannis
Brooklyn
Dick Cronin
Jack Hanley
Jim Ryan
Cincinnati
Tom Tracey Foug
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World OF Sport
Daniel Webster
St. Oo
A. Devine & CO
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Kyo
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A. C. Bowler
Bradbury
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Holden
Howler
Yeasie Este
Cates
Ilarding
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WBN
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Ug iv
Royal
John C. Paige
Symonds Sebeee
Wheeler Eee
Innerland
Burke Setae
Gos
ROKSU
Alvzas
Roxbury B. C
Paskell
Pew Eeeesene
Mearthy
A. Keltie
Weres Oy
Wentworth
J. Keltie
Isi
Aos
Robinson
Winthrop
GLOBE
Winthrop Cycle Club
Globe Mail
Holmes
McLaughlin
Magee
Holmes, Jr
Olmstead
Portland
Portlands
Candlepins
Whangers
Portland Alleys
Portlandy
Mulvabill
Stingel Np S
Seeee
Veneer
Kersey Seers
I Buckley
Caascy
Sane
Haley
C. Casey
Aldermen
Josiah S. Dean
Patrick F. M’donald
Mammoth Steamships
Jordan Marsh CO
Bedford St
California
Gallen
Blanchard & Farrar
Peck Square
Faneull Hall Square
Bicycle Notes
Tremont St
Sharkey Fight
WM. J. Eaeenee
Chen
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