It Will Be Gibbons Daly in New Orleans Title Fight
Austin Gibbons is set to face Walter Daly for the American lightweight championship in New Orleans. Daly accepts a 3500 dollar purse, weigh-in near 133 pounds, fight at 3 pm. The purse splits 2750 to the winner and 750 to the loser, with Captain Cooke handling arrangements.
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Coney Island
Officers Of The Fleet At New York Yacht Club Meeting
Today the New York Yacht Club will convene to elect officers including Commodore Edward D. Morgan and vice commodore William Butler Duncan Jr. Other posts include rear commodore Ralph N. Ellis secretary J W 8 Oddie treasurer F W J Hurst measurer John Hyslop fleet surgeon Morris J Ashh and several committee members for regatta admissions case and libraries.
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New York Yacht Club
Edwin D. Morgan
William Butler Duncan, Jr
Ralph N. Ellis
J. W
Oddie
F. W. J. Hurst
John Hyslop
Morris J. Ashh
Nicholson Kane
Chester Griswold
Irving Grinnell
Edward M
Ellerton James Wins Junior Tennis Title At K A A
Ellerton James defeated N Thayer 6 3 9 7 in the junior tennis championship at the K A A. L M Stockton beat A Warnock 6 2 6 1. The Amherst B A A squad will include Brooks Hodgdon Tucker and Reldon with Russell and Dunbar as substitutes. Burke defeated McKenna Collins Brennan and McKenna forfeited to Burke. Trimpant Athletic Club seeks April 6 boxing date. Cambridge Association has priority.
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Ellerton James
N. Thayer
Thayer
L. M. Stockton
A. Warnock
Stockton
Amherst
B. Brooks
C. R. Hodgdon
W. W. Tucker
BF. M
Weathered track hosts crowded card at Glouster race meet
Special to the Post reports Groverstrr New Jersey visible damp weather yet large attendance. racing on a foggy track produced four favorites winning. results list six selling races with times and betting, plus maidens and three-year-olds, names include Molly V Fitzroy Glenmar Philander Vendetta Anne Elizabeth Absconder Wirt Pestilence Climax Rose Howard Onager and Boston Tommy among others.
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N. J
Molly V
Fitzroy
Congress
Mollie V
Glenmar
Silver Queen
Karl B
Gloster
Philander
General Gordon
Petting
Seling
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Fernwood
Anne Elizabeth
Zingart
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Owen Golden
Sue Ryder
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Atropia
Blizzard
Come On
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Lady Worster
Wirt
Harlequin
Robin Hood
la Juive
Procida
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Needmore
Martel
Rose Howard
Darling
Telephone
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Smuggler
Omaeas
Jerquet
Yosemite
Grattan
Amos A
Lord Stanley
Pete
Onager
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Garwood
Selah
Langar
Brevier
Boston
Racing Postponed At Gurrensure Track After Rain
Special to the Post reports today's races at Gurrensure, N J postponed to tomorrow due to rain and dangerous track conditions. Entries list six races with beaten horses, entries and weights for each race, including Home Run, Elect, Running Bird, Miss Pulsi fer, Cadiga filly, Leather Stockings, Sir George, Priscilla, Mohammed, Rightaway and others.
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Elect
Running Bird
Uncertainty
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Addie B
Miss Pulsifer
Spauldieays
Nocturne
Cadiga
Lea
False
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Marulla
Faust Rose
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Miss Belle
Innovation
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Panhandle
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Splinters Arrives at Gloucester in Strong 1 18 Work
Along the line reports Splinters a new filly reaching Gloucester with a three quarters in 1 18 under rough track conditions. Prather expected to win next outing if the track is fair. Wonder因素 weather or wind affected yesterday’s performance. Martel and Knapp near due. Needmore close to a purse. Glenmur described as a clinker.
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Prather
Martel
Knapp
Needmore
Glenmur
The Coopers Ball At Odd Fellows Hall
The Cooper Social and Athletic Club held its annual ball last evening in Odd Fellows Hall. The sturdy young men were athletes, with a big North End showing of ladies. J G Kelly led the floor with many aides, while Brogan Coyne and a reception committee welcomed guests including Joe Perry John Moakley J Thornton Senator Fitzgerald E J Flynn McMackin Lomasney and Jack Sheehan.
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North End
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Joe Perry
John F. Moakley
J. Thornton
Fitzgerald
E. J. Flynn
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Lomasney
McInerney
Jack Sheehan
Quiet on Hawaii Annexation Sparks Debate in Washington
Washington reports Hawaii's annexation issue cooling as many Democrats oppose the step. The piece recounts population figures from 1890, notes Hawaii's commercial importance, and describes the dethroned monarchy, government structure, education, and religious groups on the islands.
Plan for a protectorate over Hawaii outlined in Senate debate
A treaty of annexation faces two thirds Senate vote, unlikely from Democrats, as President Harrison reportedly shifts to an agreement establishing a protectorate over Hawaii once commissioners arrive. The move would require Senate ratification and signals a shift from isolationism to active U S influence, with Platt urging control of the Sandwich Islands and Nicaragua canal amid global powers.
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Senate
Morgan
Harrison
San Francisco
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Platt
Connecticut
Committee On ‘Territories
Sandwich Islands
Nicaragua Canal
England
Germany
What Mr Bayard Thinks
A Wilming-ton dispatch quotes Thomas F. Bayard ex Secretary of State saying he has no desire or right to speak for the incoming administration on the Hawaiian question. He reviews past State Department policy and notes annexation could be the culmination of the 1875 Fish treaty and Cleveland era actions, but future developments would guide action.
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New York
Wilmington
Del
Thomas F. Bayard
Hawaiian Islands
State Department
Cleveland
Hawaii
Importance of the Islands and Hawaii’s Value
The text notes thirteen Hawaiian and Sandwich Islands with eight inhabited. It states Hawaii is the largest and that Honolulu is the central hub, 2100 miles and six days’ sail from San Francisco. It describes the islands as a poet’s dream in wealth and beauty.
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Sandwich Islands
Hawaii
Honolulu
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Ittuwan
Kalakaua
England
United States
Canada
Ashford
New Zealand
Hawaii and the push for annexation in 1890s policy shifts
The article outlines Hawaii’s shift from sugar reliance to increased U S influence after 1876 reciprocity, noting sugar output growth to 150,000 tons by 1890 and Hawaii’s rise to eighth in cane sugar. It discusses Pearl Harbor, Blaine’s attempts to make the treaty permanent, and the McKinley bill’s impact. It also covers debt, land value, and annexation debates with Canada, plus island geography, agriculture, and trade links.
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Hawaii
General Grant
Pacific
Sandwich Island
United States
Mr. Cleveland
Kalakaua
Llawaiian
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Blaine
Labor Hall Elects Officers and Plans Coast to Coast Boycott Actions
The Machinists Union No 28 met at 1031 Washington street electing FE Morrissen as president J J Flanigan as vice president James Godfrey recording secretary Louis Kohnhoff financial secretary P J McNally treasurer and trustees James Denis James M Munan M J Lee with J J McCarthy as shop chair and C A Bowman inside guard James Doyle outside guard D P Sullivan. A committee will monitor the Raymond alien machinist case and aid federal authorities to bring him to justice. A labor bureau was set to assist unemployed machinists via D J Moynihan 158 Athens street South Boston. Committees also discussed joining the Building Trades Council and the Machin Bree Council. The Pianoforte Polishers and Varnishers Union in Blatchford Hall read notices from Chicago Philadelphia Worcester and others about the Ivers & Pond piano boycott and planned expansion of organizing efforts. The Pants Makers Executive Board reported that some Central Labor Union members want weekly payments and will aid workers. Granite workers reported 400 idle in parts of New England and continued assessments. The Painters and Decorators Union of South Boston initiated fourteen new members in Towti Hall. The Fishermen Protective Union supported the Bouve Crawford shoe boycott and endorsed the United Garment Workers label.
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Machinists’ Union
Washington Street
FE. F. Morrissen
J. J. Flanigan
James Godfrey
Louis Kohnhoff
P. J. McNally
James Denis
James M. Munan
M. J. Lee
J. J. McCarthy
C. A. Bowman
James
Boston
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Blatchford Hall
Chicago
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Ivers & Pond
Pants Makers’ Executive
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New England
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South Boston
Towti Hall
Fishermens’ Protective Union
Bouve-Crawford
United Garment Workers
Boston Boys Indoor Meet At Mechanics Hall On March 4
The Boston Athletic Association hosts the annual schoolboys indoor meet at Mechanics Hall Boston on Saturday March 4 at 2 pm. Events include sprints distances runs a 600 yd and 1000 yd, half mile walk high jump shot put pole vault and 250 yd hurdles. Three entries per school with 50 cent entrance per event. Team race Hopkinson vs Roxbury Latin. Entries close February 25 with H S Cornish L A A Exeter Street Boston. Music and dancing after games until 6 pm.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Huntington Avenue
Boston
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Loyola Games Tonight at Old Boston College Gym
Loyola Athletic Club holds its members games in the old Boston College gym tonight with free admission. Events include a dash, middle distance runs, a walk, and several field events. Promising novices are noted in the club.
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Loyola Athletic Club
Boston College
Donovan Captains Pittsburg 1893 Team
Patsy Donovan, former Boston center fielder, is named captain of the Pittsburg club for 1893 and must report in Charleston, South Carolina, on March 14. He is currently training daily at the Y M C A gymnasium.
Boston Merchants' Association Elects New Secretary
The Boston Merchants' Association held its first board meeting at Young's Hotel where Beverly K. Moore was chosen as secretary. New committees on legislative customs and banking and currency were formed to ease overburdened panels, with expanded arbitration powers to resolve claims and curb litigation. President Lane reported on the National Board of Trade meeting in Washington January 17, noting focus on immigration interstate commerce a Department of Trade and Commerce and bankruptcy law.
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Young's Hotel
Beverly K. Moore
Lane
National Board of Trade
Washington
Department of Trade and Commerce
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