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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1894

Page

3

American college hockey tour steams into Canada

Yale captain Malcolm Chace leads a multi college squad for a charity style hockey tour through Montreal Toronto Kingston and Ottawa. The Americans, light on teamwork but strong in individual skills, face crack amateur Canadians in a demanding schedule as they learn the sport on ice.

New England Malcolm Chace Yale Wrenn Harvard Larned Columbia Young Clarkson Cambridge High Foote Jones Matteson Mickeljohn Brown Providence Boston Montreal George Wright Toronto Kingston Ottawa

Castine Gunboat At Charlestown Navy Yard On Holiday Visit

The Castine a United States gunboat anchored off the Wabash in Charlestown after a harbor visit. Commander Thomas Perry leads a 130 sailor crew with ten marines and a 204 foot hull armed with four inch and six pounder guns. Built in Bath Maine 1891 92 the vessel suits shallow water cruising and will remain several days awaiting Washington orders.

United States Castine Navy Yard Charlestown Wabash Thomas Perry R. G. Davenport Samuel Seabury Simon Cook G. R. Evans H. F. Bryan G. C Bath Perry Post Washington

Sailors Meet Christmas Cheer at Haven in Charlestown

One hundred fifty seamen in full sail boarded Sailors Haven on Water street Charlestown near the navy yard Christmas afternoon. The Turkish ship role played as enemy, but the Haven hosts welcomed the mariners. A Christmas banquet followed with church and city officials, songs, recitals, and cigars, then a concert and dancing before a joyful end to the port visit.

Haven Water Street Charlestown Navy Yard Japan China Turkey Church of the Holy Spirit of Mattapan Frederic B. Allen John Allan Allen McGrath Church of the Holy Spirit Charles J Jamaica Plain Josie Upham Rachel R. Stevens Mary Burroughs Peter McNally Charles and Ford Smith McLaren

Big Rube Mills Dead in Va Saloon Shooting

Reuben Mills known as Big Rube, a familiar betting figure at Alexander Island track, was shot by Thomas Craven in a Jackson City saloon after a quarrel sparked by a waiter. Mills died en route to Emergency Hospital. Craven surrendered claiming self defense after being assaulted.

Washington Reuben Mills Big Rube Alexander Island Jackson City Thomas Craven Mills Craven

Baseball figure Thomas Cahill dies in Scranton

News of the death of Thomas Cahill a renowned baseball man from Fall River Mass. He died in Scranton Penn from hemorrhage of the lungs and will be buried in his home city. Van Haltren plays in California this winter and W Orton of the University of Pennsylvania will face Harvard in Boston next month after a strong season. Edward Fournl and Thomas Gallagher duel New Year’s Eve at Daly's Academy with 1800 odds in 3000 points for $250 a side.

Thomas Cahill Scranton Penn Cahill Troy N. Y Fall River Mass van Haltren California W. Orton University of Pennsylvania Harvard Boston Edward Fournl Thomas Gallagher Daly’s Academy Gallagher

New York racing law hopes stir from legislature

East coast racing interests watch Albany as a liberal law may allow high class racing while limiting abuses. Narragansett and Providence meetings hinge on the outcome with Boston press aiding coverage. Major figures Burke Ryan Daly Keenan and Roby track happenings noted alongside odds and finances.

New York Narragansett Association Providence Joseph J. Burke Association Burke Boston Ence Press of Narragansett Rube” Miles J. J. Ryan Washington Jackson City Louis Snell Bill Daly John Keenan Matthews Indiana Roby Track Dan Honig & Son Peach Honig Old King Crab W. H. Sadler Sirocco Alexander Island Rob Roy

Salem Defeats Lynn 5 to 2 in Hatch Field Clash

Salem wins a 5 to 2 afternoon game against Lynn in front of over 1200 spectators. Wiley scores four goals and six rushes while Cook suffers a serious facial wound after being struck by the ball in the third period.

SALEM Salem An Lynn Wiley Cook

Boxing Gossip Highlights Pugilists and Promoters

The column reviews Peter Jackson Corbett rumors, Davies forfeit withdrawal, and Jackson’s post America phase. It notes Dick O’Brien and John E Butler as credible boxers, critiques Carter and Ashe, and previews upcoming bouts, books, and challenges across Boston Cincinnati and Albany with figures like Flaherty, Starlight, and Burge.

Peter Jackson Corbett Parson Davies Buffalo Jackson Davies America Sullivan Peter England Joe Harris London Post Ed Holske Frank Craig Cooler Holske Craig Jerry Marshall Coney Island Kid Lavigne Lavigne Marshall Dick O’brien Maine Lewiston O’brien John E. Butler Lynn Butler Kirtland Athletic Club Tom Carter Jim Ashe Ashe Carter Price Williams Boston Billy Murphy Johnny van Heest Cincinnati Murphy F. K. Lampher Pocket Sporting Manual Ted Mc

English crack athletes to visit for cross country meet

A team of English athletics stars will visit the United States next year to compete with American competitors. Secretary Herbert of the Amateur Athletic Association says eight men at most will travel, while American hopes center on sprint and field events. Both countries expect a spirited series with mutual satisfaction anticipated.

Herbert Amateur Athletic Association of England New York Boston Athletic Association John Graham England

Dedham Sportsman's Club Holds All Day Shoot

The Dedham Sportsman's Club conducted an all day shooting event at its grounds with large attendance from Highland, Brookline, Dedham, Central and Jamaica Plain. Twenty seven events were held including one handicap match two turkey shoots and twenty four cash sweep prizes.

Dedham Highland Brookline Central Jamaica Plain

Boxing at the Farragut Club featured bouts and lineup

The Farragut Athletic Club announces a monthly meeting at 21 Oswego Street on Monday evening January 14. Scheduled boxing includes Jim Betts versus Charlie Ruddick for seven rounds, Mike Doherty versus Frank Lynch for eight, and a fifteen round windup between Ji Duffy and Young McCoy.

Farragut Athleticlub Oswego Street Jim Betts Charlie Ruddick Mike Doherty Frank Lynch Ji Duffy Young McCoy

Fitzsimmons Calls for Kinetoscope Fight With Corbett

Bob Fitzsimmons cites a Galveston despatch in which James J Corbett says a kinetoscope bout is impossible due to ten minute round stoppages. Fitzsimmons offers 650000 to fight Corbett before a kinetoscope and accuses Corbett of avoiding him and Peter Jackson. He says the Jacksonville authorities may block a real match.

Chicago Bob Fitzsimmons Galveston Corbett Fitzsimmons Jacksonville Peter Jackson James Core Bae

Harbor collisions and ship repairs headline Boston port notes

The BostonTowboat William Sprague under Captain Eddie Evans faces repairs while Captain George Taylor of the Sprague lies ill at home. The government steamer Resolute was in a harbor collision. Adelbert Doane departs for Savannah to pilot City of Birmingham. The Ardanos sails from Progreso with Mexican hemp for Henry W. Peabody & Co. Several vessels receive repairs at East Boston yards, including D Roughan Naps H. W. Hills and others. The Landsman.

George Taylor Boston Towboat Company William Sprague Resolute Taylor Eddie Evans Adelbert Doane Savannah City of Birmingham Vineyard Sound Nantucket Shoals Doane Gay Head Boston Ardanos Smith Progreso Mexico Henry W. Peabody & Co D. Roughan Naps Atlantic Works Border Street H. W. Hills Lockwood’s Lockwood Marquand Ethel Maud Nroe Sarmientol Samar Forbes Bantermassin Borago New York

Alland Bros Haircutters Promote Public Appearance

Advertises haircuts at Alland Brothers 19 Tremont Row offering grooming for students and locals. Claims 12 years of experience serving Harvard Tufts Boston University and Tech communities.

Alland Bros Tremont Row Harvard Tufts College Boston University School of Technology

Treasure Island Chapter Scene Reveals Pirate Ledger

Dr Livesey and Squire Trelawney examine a pirate’s account book found in a voyage log. They discuss meanings of crosses, ships, towns, and the hidden shares of plunder, noting the ledger grows clearer as the pirate rises in rank. The scene centers on decoding the black hearted hounds’ records.

Treasure Hunt Sparks Squire Doctor Bargain in Jamaica

The squire and Dr Livesey debate treasure motives after Jim Hawkins delivers a sealed packet. They inspect a book with old entries and terse notes, revealing long run sums and places like Off Palm Key, with Flint’s legend looming as Hawkins prepares to stay for a night under the doctor’s roof.

Dance Jim Hawkins Squire Jim Hawkins Livesey Dr. Livesey Flint Blackbeard Trinidad Port of Spain England Bristol Caraccas

Treasure Map Sparks Grand Sea Adventure Plan

The doctor uncovers a sealed paper bearing a treasure island map with coordinates and bold marks. Scattered notes describe a vault in a north cache and a dragon shaped island with two harbors. The group vows secrecy and sets sail for Bristol to assemble crew and ship, with Hawkins as cabin-boy and Livesey as ship's doctor.

N. N. BE Skeleton Island North Inlet Cape Livesey Bristol England Hawkins Admiral Redruth Joyce Hunter Duck and Drake Trelawney Jim Tomo

Local Rail Meet Scores From New England Races

In Pawtucket Providence and Boston New Bedford results show close finishes. At Salem Lynn defeated Salem with scores 7 to 3 in the evening while earlier events listed Providence Pawtucket 8 to 4 and Boston New Bedford 10 to 6.

Nance Bedford New Bedford Boson Pawtucket Providence Pawstucket Boston Salem Lynn

Tanners Dunn Green Co Announce 10 Percent Wage Increase

Dunn Green Co tanners announce a ten percent wage raise effective January first. Hudson report notes the decision as a response to market conditions and worker demands.

Hudson Dunn, Green & Co Tanners

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