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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1900
Page
9
An advertisement extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe and certain remedy for hemorrhoids at any stage. It claims long usage, no cocaine or morphine, and notes the nightly supportive form with minimal cost, urging readers to avoid surgery.
National baseball magnates closed their winter meeting with a flat rejection of players demands and a 140 game schedule. Eastern clubs will finish the season in the West next year while Western leaders gain franchises in the American Association. The Players’ Protective Association vows further action as arbitration considers St Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City moves while the season opens April 18.
Eustace H. Miles, amateur court tennis player of America and England, departed New York for Lucania last night to reach his ill father. He likely will not return to this country. In yesterday’s racquet and tennis at B A A courts he split two sets each with Tom Pettitt, Pettitt winning 6-2 and 6-1 in two decisive games.
About 150 members of the Jaschigen Society of the Sons of the Revolution gathered at the Russell House in Detroit. The highlight of the evening was presenting Spanish war medals to General R. A. Alger and local veterans in commemoration of the Boston Tea Party anniversary nọ.
William Barry, 58, a Charlestown longshoreman, died at Massachusetts General Hospital after a fight with James Towle, who is jailed on felonious assault charges. Barry fell on Water street near Charles River avenue and was struck by an express wagon. Towle was arrested after the death was reported, and arraignment was planned.
London reports a grim South Africa disaster as details remain scarce. General Clements is said to have suffered heavy losses at Nooitgedacht near Pretoria, with Boer forces under Delarey active across a wide front. Battles rage near Krugersdorp as reinforcements are dispatched and officials fear large casualty figures.
The American Federation of Labor at Louisville endorses a plan requiring all brewery trade workers to join their trade union and quit the United Brewery Workers. The convention also backs Gompers on Idaho actions during the Coeur d Alene troubles and supports voluntary arbitration as a path to compulsory arbitration. debates over trade autonomy and printer union unity feature prominently.
The Union Pacific plans an iron foundry and blast furnace in Cheyenne Wyo. that will employ about 1500 men and likely raise the city population by around 5000.
A Brussels telegram to the Soir claims the Czar has consumption. The Soir is a sensational paper and often misinformed, the dispatch notes.
Kellogg of Chicago defeats Billiter of Minneapolis 800 to 284 in the afternoon final of the amateur billiard tourney as only three contestants remain.
William McFadden, a Hardin county forger, was severely paddled at the Columbus Ohio penitentiary on December 14 for insisting on wearing creased trousers and demanding fresh creased outfits daily. He insulted guards after being denied the attire, leading to disciplinary action for rule violations.
In Plymouth Brockton 3 to 1 over Plymouth. Gardiner beat Gardiner 4 to 3. Portland defeated Bath 9 to 5. Clinton routed Lawrence 1 to 0. Waterbury defeated Hartford 12 to 8. New Haven edged Meriden 8 to 7.
Cumberland Md December 14 The Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court action in the case of organizer William Warner of the United the Workers and leaders of the recent strike. Warner was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction for unlawful assembly. Twelve others in the same case received lighter sentences. All must surrender within ten days or forfeit their bonds, which are heavy.
Jimmie Scanlan of Pittsburg defeats Dan Creedon of Australia by foul in the first round, ending a planned twenty round bout. Referee Foley rules Scanlan winner amid booing crowd. Phenix A. C. president Kinnane declares immediate management change, promising dismissals for Creedon staff.
The six day race in New York pits Europe against America as 14 riders push to the finish at 10 p.m. tomorrow. Leaders Elkes and McFarland with Pierce and McEachern stay alert. Kaser and Ryser steal a lap. Major Taylor sets a new indoor 1/4 mile record. Walthour and Ales McLean contend in a five mile pursuit. Jimmy Michael rides five miles paced by a motor. At end of day five, riders trail the record by 62 miles.
In Lawrence on December 14 Austin Rice of New London and Danny Snyder of Boston fought to a draw in fifteen rounds at 124 pounds. Rice led early, Snyder rallied late, and the bout ended even. Spike Haley defeated Peter Brooks in eight rounds, while the Gardner Brady 105 pound contest did not take place as Gardner failed to appear.
In Saco Maine Arthur Cote of Biddeford the fastest Maine lightweight boxer defeated George Phalen of Portland on points after 15 rounds. Referee Charles Chelte of Bath ruled the decision in Cote s favor as both fighters went to the limit.
The fifteen round bout set for tonight in Lowell between Patsy Sweeney of Manchester New Hampshire and Jim Burke of New York did not occur as Burke failed to show up.
Ned Ames Higgins wins secretary post while J A Burgess becomes class president. Higgins, from East Aurora, rose from modest backing to lead in debating and class honors, lauded for shrewd, independent rise. Burgess, wealthy and Exeter-educated, captained football and embodies the traditional Harvard elite.
In the weekly Club Tournament Association at St James alleys Somerville Chelsea Roslindale and Metropolitan won. Somerville defeated the Press three games straight with Williams totaling 27 pins and 10 on the second string. Chelsea beat Jamaica in tight matches as Kirk led in scoring.
Coler and speakers praised district leaders in New York for aiding the material welfare of people in their districts. Admiral Sampson was honored in a Chelsea church address, lauded for courage and duty, while church leaders urged active political influence and practical work to reach the masses in the cities.
Everett W Hutchinson emerges as a standout member of the Carruth squad noted in this brief sports item. The report highlights his role and potential impact for upcoming games within the season.
An advertisement notes pocket books for men women and children with the line Our line must be seen to be appreciated and lists prices at 123 Milk Street under THORP & MARTIN CO at 12 Milk St.
December report from Tien Tsin says credible Chinese sources indicate Emperor Kwang Su will agree to all ten demands of the powers. The development follows intense negotiations and risks provoking reactions within the imperial court and among foreign negotiators.
Rev Dr Bochror of Buffalo reports both he and his wife suffered catarrh but relief came quickly after using Dr Agnew's Catarrha Powder. They state the powder acted within ten minutes of first application and brought grateful relief.
Predictions claim the Cuban constitutional convention will split over universal versus restricted suffrage. Eastern delegates and western radicals back black voting rights while committees clash on presidential qualifications and form of government. Generals Mez and Gomez reconcile, aligning on Cuba policy.
Chicago mayor Carter Hare rison opens a personal inquiry into last night’s M-Govern Gans contest at Tattersalls to determine if it was faked. He warns that if facts show any participant arranged to quit, he will refuse licenses to boxing promoters. The method to uncover details remains unclear.
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