One Cup Defender Ordered by New York Yacht Syndicate
Archibald Rogers of Hyde Park heads a syndicate of yacht owners ordering a boat from the Herreshoffs of Bristol to defend the America's Cup. The 85 foot waterline design aims for keel or centerboard, with costs around $60,000 plus ongoing running expenses. Several skippers and Boston backers are mentioned as potential helms and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Rogers
Hyde Park
N. Y
Herreshoffs
Bristol
Rogers
Herres
Wasp
al Syndicate
Herreshoff
Chiles Barr
Bare
Valkyrie
Fon
Hank
Aubrey Crocker
Cohsset
General Paine
Henry Bryant
Boston
Newark
Mr. Bryant
Hobart Stud Arrives in New York for Calfornia Sale
The Hobart stud of eighty four horses led by Stamboul Nancy Lee Trinket Eugenia and Alma Mater arrived safely from California and were stabled in the American Institute Sailing. The sale is set for Tuesday and Wednesday and this herd is described as the most valuable domestic animal herd ever moved across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hobart
Stamboul
Nancy Lee
Trinket
Eugenia
Alma Mater
California
American Institute
Racing card listed for December meeting at Guttenburg
Special to the Post reports a full racing card for tomorrow at Guttenburg New Jersey listing six races with multiple entries including Beeton Dr Hel mudth Climax Paradise Sir George L Stuggard Pxtra Frank L Power Peralo Jamestown Zephyrus Shotover Quibbler Harry Alonzo Kirsch Miss live Mamie B B Hazelhurst Mulage Slander Fancy Clotho Fest Bel fest Elect 673 Gold Dollar Flattery Susis Fullergeld False Ahrens Rocket Post mai Kingwood Eugenie Fitto fice King Cr b Hyacinth Azrael Gladi ator Mollie Davis King Cr b Hyacinth Azrael Gladi ator Mollie Davis Dewdroy geli Turs 2d and other entries.
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Guiptenburg
N. J
Beeton
Dr. Helmuth
Climax
Paradise
George L. Stuggard
Brussells
Pxtra
Frank L
Power
Peralo
Jamestown
Zephyrus
Shotover
Quibbler
Harry Alonzo
Gloucester Entries Highlight Five Races at Gloucester Park
The Gloucester N J program lists six races with horses named Mai of Richmond La Fales colt Drizzle Trogs Grand Prix Vendetta Smuggler and others in fields including five and six and one half furlongs. The entries feature horses like Debonair Forest and Startle with weights and lineups across the day’s six events.
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Gloucester
N. J
Richmond
Tradesman
Donny Cay
Sr Fia
Bosa Tommy
Lady Vorster
Hagiucune Fi i
Dévonair
Sund Rage
la Fales
Lorraine
Silver Queen
Richard T
Trogs
Vene
Jon Lackland
Piedmont
de Cry
Forest
Ki-hu
Vendetta
Smuggler
Nee@imure
Seiuyl Iil
Lug
Mae
Bizeaway
Vocalite
aJimi’agia
Per- Ader
Ptolemy
Wihoo
Startle
Joe Lee
J. J. Ealy
Freedom
Come Ov
Mianula
Boxing finals set for New England championships at Music Hall
Admirers will attend finals at Music Hall tomorrow night with preliminaries at the B A A. Ten bouts expected, featuring Buckley Roche Mananing and McGovern in heavyweights and Hixey Doherty in 135 pounds. Tickets 2 and 2 seats sell out fast as bouts promise spirited competition.
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Buckley
Roche
Mananing
McGovern
Ceraun Buat Ali Ie
Hixey
Doherty
Captain Waters's Record Elected Harvard Captain for Next Year
After a long season of deliberation Harvard football players elected Bert Waters, class of 1894, captain for next year. Waters, a versatile back and guard, has excelled in football and rowing, earning praise for line-breaking, end interference, and sprinting speed, and is expected to lead a more scientific Harvard team with graduate coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Tas
Bert . Waters
C. Boston
Talschoise
Waters
Freshmin
Yale
Boston Latin School
Iso
Teave
Varsity
New London
Trafford
A. Harvar
Lie
Sapi
Breaks and Families in Local Bowling League
Babo of the Casinos remains a top scorer with over 500 in most matches. The Casino team leads the league for consistent work and strong bowling across the lineup. Notable players include Cummings of the Salems and Whittier of the Vespers, with Shoe of his recent games posting 511 and only one missed spare.
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Babo
Casinos
Casino
Cummings
Salems
Sowes
Berry
Miles
Melrose A
Cutis
Heathfield
Whittier
Shaw
Lowell Highlands
Dickerman
Lori Wo
Nécious
Owe Reigue
Sho
Fall River Fire Destroys Staples Coal Plant Equipment
Crowds visit the Staples Coal Company property on Davol street after a daylong fire. Engines boilers and a toppling large Chase elevator valued over 11 000 were wrecked. Much of the north warehouse and coal stored at the Roiman wharf were ruined by water and flame. The Schooner Marlow was damaged and aground. crew deaths discounted as a rumor. Agent Chase injured but recovering. Insurance losses estimate around 50 000 plus further claims pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Staples Coal Company
Wheart
Davol Street
Roiman’s
Su Wien
N. A. Ford
Chase
Coal Company
Gompers Re-Elected Leader At AFL Convention
At the AFL clos ing meeting in Philadelphia delegates re elected Samuel Gompers as president with no opposition. Christopher Evans was re elected secretary Joan Lennon treasurer P J Maguire first vice president William A Carey second vice president from Pittsburgh won by a large margin. The executive council authorized campaign education and lectures to broaden the federation efforts in political action while prohibiting partisan politics in labor business. Final adjournment followed compliments and resolutions.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Americn Fed@ration
Liulor
Gompers
Man Lineus
Christopher Evans
Joan B. Lennon
Ele Ie
P. J. Maguire
William A. Carey
Pittsbury
Housestead
Chiavo
Denver
Wrs
Cribb Club Revived Prominent Boxers To Meet
The Cribb Athletic Club is reorganized in Boston with forty two members and a state charter. Plans call for monthly glove contests featuring top professional boxers such as Mike Daley and Dick Burge. A reception for English lightweight champion Dick Burge and talks of matches with Jack McAuliffe are highlighted, with Blanchard Fair Play rules and honorary president Blanchard.
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Cribb
Boston
All Cribb Athletic Club
Ham. Brock
Patsey Sheppard
A. W. Cooke
B. H. Beaton
Mike Daley
Austin Gibbons
Jimmy McHale
Walter Edgarton
Muldoon
Cyclone
Jimmy Witten
Maffit Flaherty
Barney Hubbart
Jack Green
Dick Burge
Jack McAuliffe
Sone
Burge
David H. Blanchard
McAuiffe
Rurge
Marea
McAuliffe
Tr Iing
Wonderful Pageant Delights City Audiences Saturday Night
A vivid report on the Woman's Educational and Industrial Union produced pageant, led by Laura C. Hills. The inaugural show drew a large audience and favorable verdicts despite early nerves from the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Educational and Industrial Union
Laura C. Hills
William B. Kehew
Beaconstreet
Chie
Lei
J. Harvey Young
Pinckey Street
William Hi. Hehew
Non Street
Thomas Mark
Beaton Whitdleu
J. Hi. Heeht
Comindawealth
Wooster Wells
Lexington
Linus M. Childs
Beaco
Miss Hills
Pssi Gany
Schooner Payne Lost Off Maine Coast in Collision
Advices report the loss of the schooner Payne of Northport after a collision with the Iris near Portland Maine. The Iris towed the crew to Boston where Captain Duncan failed to report the accident. The Payne carried a full general cargo from Boston to Northport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Payne
Northport
United States
Matthews
Iris
Boston
Duncan
Working Girls Home plans larger quarters in Boston
Boston groups push a public meeting at Steinert Hall to raise funds for a new Working Girls Home on Asioy Parc Street set to open in April. The home, run by the Gray Nuns, serves wage earners with modest board and secretive aid for those in need, now at capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Friends of the Home
Hoston
Tachrie
New Alderman John J. Maguire of Sixth District
John J. Maguire, elected alderman from the sixth district, is described as a large man with a ruddy complexion, known for his service in the Civil War with Company D of the Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers and a later career as a painter and city bridge maintainer. A Democrat with strong community ties in Ward 18, he is connected to the G A R, Celtic Association, and the McClellan Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Maguire
A.derman
Lawrence, Wilde & Hall
B. Il
Babcock
Smith Organ Company
Charles Russell Lowell
Celtic Association of South Boston
General Gorge B. McClellan Memorial Association
The Lone Woman on the Tracts After Dark in Boston
A Boston Post narrative discusses dangers women face after dark on Tremont Street and nearby routes. It details curbstone gallants who insult unescorted women, including a reporter’s near repeated harassment. The piece stresses moral sentiment and calls for police focus to curb such incidents.
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Boston
New York
Tremont Row
Shawiout
Columbus Avenues
South End
the Post
Tremont Street
The
Post Woman
Water Street
School
Dars
Dirk
Vanous
Boston Noonjay Meetings under Evangelistic Association
Daily noon meetings from 12 to 1 at Bromfield Street M E Church under the Evangelistic Association of New England. Evangelist Schiverell of Chicago conducts through Jan 1. Mr and Mrs W Ik er from Philadelphia will sing each noon this week. audiences large and interests strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelistic Association of
Whittier Birthday Observed in Amesbury
Whittier's birthday was observed with appreciation in Amesbury on December 18. Many notable residents contributed funds and letters. ex Senator Patterson of New Hampshire gave the oration. Contributors included Harriet Prescott Spofford, Lucy Larcom, Robert Purvis, Louise Chandler Moulton, and others. letters came from Oliver Wendell Holmes and several prominent figures.
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Amesbury
Whittier
Patterson
New Hampshire
Churchill
al Triates
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Lucy Larcom
Robert Purvis
Louise Chindler Moulton
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Robert C. Wiithrop
E. C. Stedman
Russell
H. A. Tuttle
New [Ompshire
Phillips Brooks
Mary A. Livermore
Cuacles Duiley Warner
Louise Chander Moulton
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Celis Thaxter
Henry L. Dawes
William H. Haile
Awe. Pillsoury
William Corswell
California Tours via Pennsylvania Railroad in 1898
The Pennsylvania Railroad personally conducted tours to California will start February 7 from Boston, heading south through New Orleans for Mardi Gras and returning via side trips to San Diego. A second trip departs Torch Land on February 28 with three weeks in California. Tours ride in vestibule trains and stay in top hotels with full comforts, with detailed information available from Tourist Company, 206.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Boston
Tiras New Orleans
San Diego
Cal
Aldermen Salary Spark Sparks Labor Union Row
The Central Labor Union decided aldermen salaries are adequate and that raising pay would boost corruption. A boycott against Dennett's Washington street restaurant was referred to the grievance committee. Secretaria Abraham urged a free public baths hearing, while Typographical Union 13 pressed Homestead aid via subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Central Labor Union
Dennett
Washington Street
Abrahan
M.craith
Typographical Union 13
Homestead
Boiler makers set nine hour demand and election results
The group expects a nine hour demand by April 1 and reports good prospects. Officers elected include President P. J. Murray, Vice-president R. McDonnell, Treasurer M. J. Maloney, Recording Secretary Davis Chuisson, Corresponding Secretary Joseph Elwell, Finiment Secretary John Ross. The annual ball will be held January 9 at Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Murray
R. McDonnell
M. J. Maloney
Davis Chuisson
Joseph Elwell
John Ross
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Massachusetts carpenters aim for eight hour day in spring
The Massachusetts State Council of Carpenters decided yesterday to pursue a statewide eight hour workday in the spring. The plan is to pressure action city by city with a special meeting set for December 31 to discuss next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts State Council of Carpenters
Water Works Assembly Officers and Union Delegates
Water Works Assembly No. 479 lists officers led by Master workman Charles J. Parks and recording secretary Thomas D. Sullivan with financial secretary Clarence Crowley worthy foreman Matthew Brennan and treasurer James Connolly almoner James H. Naughton. Sealtunious Nos 1 and 25 of United Gar ment Workers name Louis Ash walking delegate and J Goldberg clerk of the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works Assembly
Charles J. Parks
Thomas D. Sullivan
Clarence Crowley
Worthy
Matthew Brennan
James Connolly
James H. Naughton
United Garment Workers
Louis Ash
J. Goldberg
Enthusiastic K of L Assembly Meets in St Andrews Hall
District Assembly No 30 K of L held a large meeting yesterday afternoon in St Andrews Hall with District Master Workman Michael J Padden presiding and addressing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Assembly No. 30
K. of L
St. Andrews Hall
Michael J. Padden
President Clinkard Seeks Prize Candidacy Advised
The Working Boy's Home prize candidacy for President Clinkard was advised. The Walker job in Brookline was handed to union men. A ball was voted for Easter night with a committee appointed including Clinkard Chaire Littell Dolan Newman Jackson Hogan O'Brien Duiley Donovan Grover Mahone and Melatosis.
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Clinkard
Walker
Brookline
Messrs
Chaire
Littell
Dolan
Newman
Jackson
Hogan
O’ Brien
Duiley
Donovan
Grover
Mahone
Melatosis
Ball Planned by Local Assembly of Old Colony Railroad Workers
Yesterday the local assembly No. 38702 decided to hold a ball on February 8. A gold watch will be given to the member selling the most tickets. Officers elected include Jeremiah O Leary master workman Davis J Murphy worthy foreman James Day recording secretary John Holland financial secretary Timothy J Couely treasurer Cornellis Buckley stylistician George Sack labor Patrick Driscoll U K Pitrick Sullivan W J Janes Ryan inside esquire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony Railroad
Jeremiah O'Leary
Masiec Worsman
Davis J. Murphy
Worthy
James Day
John Holland
Timothy J. Couely
Cornellis Buckley
Stilistician
George Sack
Aborer
Patrick Driscoll
U. K
Pitrick Sullivan
W. J
Janes Ryan
Inside Esquire
Ten new members joined Park Department Employees' Assembly meeting
At Chickering Hall yesterday afternoon Park Department Employees' Assembly No. 7576 K of L initiated ten new members. Boston Journeymen Tylers elected officers W Robertson president D Mahoney vice president A Gosling recording secretary H Garey financial secretary J Mangle assistant F secretary J Denny treasurer P Keiley sergeant at arms and trustees J Murphy J Benroth M Hendrickson. Women's Christian Temperance Union urged labor to aid ending smoking rooms in sleeping cars and knights pledged support if ladies back government railways. Practical Stone Masons Union No 1 admitted three new members at Carrell Hall yesterday. The Waiters and Cooks Alliances state no trouble with Reynold Reynolds Hotel proprietor who plans to hire union help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Department Employees’ Assembly
K. of L
Chickering Hall
Boston Journeymen
Tylers
Willaamim Robertson
Daniel Mahoney
Recoriig
Andrew Gosling
Financia Seretary
H. P. Garey
James Mangle
John Denny
Patrick Keiley
James
Reynolds
Reynolis Hotel
Handel and Haydn Society opens season with The Messiah
The Globe Theatre hosts Wang next week and Music Hall presents The Wessith tonight by the Handel and Haydn Society. The oratorio repeats Sunday evening December 25 as the season’s first concert.
Democratic Club Holds Annual Meeting and Dinner
The Young Men's Democratic Club meets at 2 p.m. today to elect officers for the coming year as about seventy applicants seek membership in a club nearing 2000 members. The fifth annual dinner is set for 6 30 p.m. at the American House with over 300 tickets sold and rising demand. Speakers include Governor Russell Hon John Russell Sigourney Buttler Hon John F Aka Gerald Senator elect from the second Suff district Salem D Charles Ward 28 and Charles S Hamlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Club
American House
Russell
John Russell
Sigourney Buttler
John F. Akagerald
St Jsacons Day Dinner Marks New Orleans Battle Anniversary
Democrats plan a 1 p m January 7 dinner at American House to honor St Jacob’s patron saint and the New Orleans battle anniversary. National speakers will be announced. Tickets available at the State committee room. Col Coveney and Secretary Buckley lead arrangements. Forty State committee members will meet at noon to select officers for 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
State Committee
Coveney
Buckley
A Perfect Railway Station at Park Square
A praising account of the Old Colony station in Park Square Boston, highlighting its central location, ample accommodations, and extensive connections including all express trains to New York and major southern New England routes. It lauds design, finish, and comfort for travelers in a prominent city-centered hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fund
Boston
Old Colony
Parksquire
Park Square
New Yor
New England
New York
Fall River Line
Stoning On Line
Washington
Colonial Express Pullman Service On Shore Line
The Colonial Express operates as the only day train from Boston to Washington along the Shore Line, offering a direct passenger service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore Line
Boston
Washington
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Cielo
Austin Kavevey
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L. Westcohester
Mabel Glenn
Mondy
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Frank Hutchinson
Westford
Mass
Cribb Club
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Jim Hall
Griffin
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Lil B Xer
Julge Newton
Jfm
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Howard Atheneum
Joige Newton
Coney Island Athleti
Li K Burge
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McAwiffe
Row Roy
Steinert Hall
Pulic
Pennsylvania Railroad
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France
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GEM
Appleton and
Tracy
CEM Soap CO
Toronto
Canada
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Quiele A. Meader & CO
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K. of
the Building Trades’ Council
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Nikisch
Boston Symphony Chorus
Beethoven
Meyer
Priscilla White
Wineh
Yeequinimi Y
Symphony Chorus
Symphony Orchestra
Gilmore
Boston Theatre
D. W. Reeves
Reeves
Wiliam Stephens
Calotta Maconda
Cyril Tyler
Tremont Theatre
Palerewski
the Democratic Club
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