McManus on trial for murder in Suffolk case
John H Bath, Thomas Connors and others listed, as McManus faces murder charges in the July 2% act at 4 Hudson Street. Prosecution details alibi plans, blood evidence, and witness testimony focusing on the husband’s movements before and after the crime. The case follows a lengthy pretrial with jury selection and medical testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MacManus
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Margaret
Hudson Street
McManus
Charles Street
Mason
Lilley
Knowlton
Sughrue
William Schofield
Charles B. Barnes, Jr
Benjamin N. Upham
Pedestrian Driscoll Dead in Lynn at 37
Dennis A. Driscoll once the world’s short distance champion pedestrian died at his sister’s Lynn residence on Chestnut Street. Born in Lynn thirty seven years ago he competed in major events from 1879 to 1890s including English walks and a six day New York contest. He never married and died of consumption, thought to be from the strain of training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Dennis A. Driscoll
Coleman
Chestnut Street
Driscoll
Wyoma
England
New York
Funeral for popular featherweight Barney Hubbard
The North End boxer Barney Hubbard was laid to rest after a service at the Church of the Assumption. The crowded church included many boxing figures and floral tributes from groups such as the Merry Monarchs of South Boston and the Two-Hundred-and-Thirtys. Interment followed in Malden. Pallbearers were Maffit Flaherty Dan McGovern Charles Lowther Bart Flaherty and Thomas Heffernan. Hubbard died of a brief pneumonia illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Hubbard
North End
Church of the Assumption
Merry Monarchs
South Boston
Malden
Maffit Flaherty
Dan McGovern
Charles Lowther
Bart Flaherty
Thomas Heffernan
Hubbard
Sparring Night in Lucerne Hall For Allen Benefit
In Lynn Lucerne Hall a testimonial for lightweight boxer Robert Stonewall Allen will feature a cake walk with local artists, a grand prize dance, and a sparring exhibition. Contenders include Jim Ashe versus Joe Elms Cy Hickey versus James OConnor Joe White versus Charles Ringwood and John Allen versus Bob Ringwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lucerne Hall
Robert
Stonewall) Allen
Jim Ashe
Joe Elms
Cy Hickey
James O’connor
Joe White
Charles Ringwood
John Allen
Bob Ringwood
Boxing Gossip Reveals Fitzsimmons Club Finances
Captain Glonn confirms Fitzsimmons foul fighting claims and reveals Olympic Club paid an extra $1000, bringing his purse to $5500. The piece links secret payments, shaking down boxers, and lists other insiders and offers tied to Cal it ornia clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Glonn
Bob Fitzsimmons
Post
John D. Hopkins
Dan Creedon
Hopkins
Fitzsimmons
New Orleans
Glonn
Fitz
Scholl
Olympic Club
Banco
Pacific Coast Athletic Club
Nick Long
California Athletic Club
San Francisco
William Daly, Jr
Ed Binney
Office of the Post
Frank McGuinness
Mike Doherty
Tim Harrington
Tom Brown
Young Campbell
Ike McArthur
Campbell
The
Starlight
Lafayette Club
Bob Allen
Allen
Rob Roy
Baseball notes on player signings and team plans
A roundup of signings and contracts across major clubs. Glasscock to captain the Louisvilles with Ed Crane likely to pitch for Toronto. Cincinnati, Pittsburg, and Toledo contracts listed. Several players switch teams, including Fred Lake to Toronto and Sam Laroque to Quincy. Orioles report April 5 under Hanlon. Burkett trade talks and Cleveland club sale hinted. Columbia College forms Baseball Association to field a debt-free nine led by Charles Hungerford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasscock
Louisvilles
Ed Crane
Torontos
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Fred Lake
Toronto
Sam Laroque
Pittsburgs
Quincy
Roger Connor
Troy
Orioles
Hanlon
Roanoke
Toledo
Giants
Carter
Brownie
Murphy
John E. Brennan
Waterbury
Pennsylvani League
Brennan
New Havens
Anson
Stewart
Chicago
Anse
Sioux City
Burkett
Cleveland
Cleveon
Frank Robinson
Columbia College Baseball Association
Columbia
Charles Hungerford
Gossip of the Turf Race Scene and Jockey Moves
Gloucester track to become a free skating rink. A. S. Rice of Paris Ky. owns a Rubinstein paced colt 2 08 dam Wildwood. Ed Corrigan jokes about Australian starting machine. Sonny Clayton to earn 8000 for Pastime Stable season. Soup Perkins 15 to receive 7500 from Byron McClelland. Los Angeles mare foals a filly by Emperor of Norfolk. Miss Ford foals twins one dies. Mares owned by Yucky Baldwin. Martin Bergen riding at San Francisco. to stay to late April or early May. Griffin and Sims in California. Fred Tara the real owner of Melody. mare lame from rider’s fall, likely to recover. Taral poised for 18% season and near 20 000 for jockey work and outside mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
A. S. Rice
Paris
Rubinstein
Wildwood
Ed Corrigan
Sonny Clayton
Soup” Perkins
Marty
Frisco
Griffin
Sims
California
Fred Tara
Morris
Melody
New Orleans
Fred
Taral
Physignomical Hair Cutting by Alland Bros at Tremont Row
Alland Bros. hair cutters at 19 Tremont Row promise specialized styles for Boston clients including Harvard Tufts College and Boston University patrons. The service markets precision snips and distinctive hairstyling for students and professionals downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Harvard
Tufts College
Boston University
Colored wheelmen push for L A W concessions in justice demand
A Riverside Cycle Club meeting reports activists among colored wheelmen prepare to press claims before the L A W. A rider thanks the Post for coverage as members join the push, with plans to send delegates to the National Colored League meeting on Feb 12 and to address the L A W assembly in New York. Dues issues lead to member drops and a March 1 dues deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Cycle Club
Hamilton
Captain West
Anderson
W. A. West
National Colored League
Charles Street
L. A. W. Assembly
New York
Wheelmen Ball Planned by Consolidated Cycling Clubs Near Boston
The Consolidated Cycling Clubs plan the year’s social peak with a big ball at Music Hall on March 19, attracting state and city dignitaries. The Ceci CaC effort unites winter members, while C. C. C. enforces three year club existence to curb fake groups. Jamaica Plain Jamaica Hall hosts a February 18 ball. Somerville Winter Hill event tomorrow. Philadelphia show Feb 16 a week. St Louis two days next Friday. Michaux club issue notes riders under 16 may ride Tuesdays. Quaker City Wheelmen to start a monthly journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charlestown
North Eden Street
McGinley
New England
Che-C
Cac
Ao Cio
Jamaica Club
Jamaica Hall
Jamaica Plain
Somerville Club
Gold Fellows
Winter Hill
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Michaux Club
New York
Quaker City Wheelmen
Sparring Highlights at Woburn Boxing Tournament
The Woburn Athletic Club hosted a grand boxing event at the skating academy drawing about 1000 spectators. Notable bouts featured Tom Murphy versus Sonny Murphy in a four round draw, Jumbo Joyce defeating Stirabant Connolly, Jack McGreall of Boston versus Patsy Fenton of Bridgeport with no decision, Jack Walsh of Reading earning a clear win, and Bartley Mullen of Woburn overpowering Jack Dennison in a stoppage at four rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Woburn Athletic Club
Skating Academy
Tom
Sonny Murphy
Jumbo Joyce
Stirabant Connolly
Joyce
Jack McGreall
Boston
Patsy Fenton
Bridgeport
Jack Walsh
Preading
Thomas Carpenter
Walsh
Bartley Mullen
Jack Dennison
Lafayette Club
Mullen
Dennison
St Johns Institute and Atlantic Yacht Club clash in eighth event
The eighth match between St Johns Literary Institute East Cambridge and Atlantic Yacht Club Boston ended with wins for Mooney over Sullivan 100-59 in pool and D Sullivan over Donovan 100-72 for the yacht club. Fallon and McGunn beat Keefe and Buck 10-7 in forty-fives, Joyce and Brown beat Garvin and Connors 20-16 in whist, while Institute triumphed in both cribbage games 4-1. Return games set for Thursday at East Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Literary Institute of
East Cambridge
Atlantic Yacht Club of
Boston
Yacht Club
F. Mooney
the Institute
J. Sullivan
D. Sullivan
J. Donovan
M. Fallon
J. McGunn
T. Keefe
J. Buck
Hartford Cockfights Draw Crowds Near Charter Oak Park
In Hartford a barn near Charter Oak Park hosted two hundred sports from Massachusetts New York and Rhode Island for a cockfighting event that lasted overnight. Eight matches paid 20 dollars per fight and 200 dollars on the main. New York birds won five fights to Hartford's three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Wesleyan selects R. P. Wilson captain for next season
Middletown, Conn. Feb. 4. At a Wesleyan football meeting today R. P. Wilson of Middletown was chosen captain for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
R. P. Wilson
Harvard Relays Team Chosen for Mechanics Hall Meet
Harvard announces relay squads for Mechanics Hall event next Saturday against Pennsylvania and the B A A quartet. Captain N W Bingham leads the quarter mile group with Hollister Vincent and Hildreth, plus substitutes Bordman Williams. New runners A L Jackson Mansfield Little Brewer headline the BA A lineup, all fast on the 40 yard dash and 30 yard board runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Mechanics’ Hall
Pennsylvania
N. W. Bingham
E. Hollister
W. H. Vincent
L. T. Hildreth
J. Bordman
H. L
A. L. Jackson
W. R. Mansfield
J. L. Little
J. L. Brewer
J. W. Edson
A. M. Eaton
Jackson
Bloss
Little
Mansfield
Brewer
Yale Fencing Instructor Resigns After Year of Poor Interest
Professor Jacobi, fencing instructor at Yale, has resigned and will leave the university immediately. The fencing department, started a year ago under Professor Anderson, failed to attract interest, leading to the abandonment of classes. Jacobi is expected to return to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Jacobi
Yale
Anderson
France
Harvard lacrosse association forms with election of officers
A meeting at Harvard last evening organized a lacrosse association. P. I. Horne is president, P. H. Starr 96 secretary and treasurer, P. A. Leighton 96 captain, and G. C. Curtis manager. Permanent setup delayed until success is assured, but interest grows and active training starts today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
P. I. Horne
P. H. Starr
P. A. Leighton
G. C. Curtis
Aldermen Refuse Sparring Exhibit License
Brockton officials deny the Atlantic Athletic Club a license for a sparring exhibition at their rooms next Thursday evening. The vote by the Board of Aldermen was 5 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Board of Aldermen
Atlantic Athletic Club
Novices at the Lafayette Club Bouts Result
The Lafayette club novice meeting last evening produced six bouts. Ryan defeated Fay, Powell beat Haley, Rogers defeated Rice, Johnson drew with Wiley, Callahan defeated Harris, and Mr D Arcy forfeited to Mr Murphy.
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Lafayette Club
Ryan
Fay
Haley
Powell
Rogers
Rice
Johnson
Wiley
Harris
Callahan
D'Arcy
Murphy
English Wrestler Cannon Wins World Championship Match
Ross the American and Cannon the English wrestler met in Bradford for the world championship and £100. Cannon won three falls to Ross two in the five fall contest.
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London
Ross
Cannon
Bradford
Oliver Shaws Successor Delegates Named in Middlesex District
Republican caucuses across towns named delegates to the second Middlesex Senate district convention to replace the late Oliver Shaw. Waltham picks a large slate, Concord and Belmont choose several, Newton observes light turnout with support for Waltham’s candidate.
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Waltham
Middlesex
Oliver Shaw
B. B. Johnson
G. A. Mansfield
A. M. Ryan
J. E. Soper
A. Starbuck
Co. I. A. Smith
Samuel Patch
Dr. J. W. Willis
W. H. Stearns
J. L. Draper
W. P. Bartell
J. W. Sanders
C. H. Moulton
E. R. Lyle
A. M. Clute
C. PR. Bond
MM. D.clement
H. Bacon
A. C. Thompson
P. L. Parker
Concord
William H. Hunt
Henry A. Richardson
Murray Ballou
William Wheeler
Lexington
L. E. Bennink
George W. Sampson
Jonathan Bigelow
A. S. Phatfield
Watertown
Edward F. Porter
John E. Abbott
J. P. Niles
Niles
Belmont
O. H. Slade
E. C. Benton
J. H. Cullis
State Senate
Newton
Second Middlesex
Hamilton College Alumni Banquet Honors Hodges in Clinton
The New England Association of Hamilton College alumni met at the Thorndike. Charles Dudley Warner was absent in Europe, with Rev. Dr. W. C. Winslow presiding. Rev. George E. Hodges of Cambridge Theological Seminary spoke warmly as guest. Officers were re-elected except second vice-president, BH. Branch chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Association of the
Hamilton College
Clinton
N. Y
Thorndike
Charles Dudley Warner
Europe
W. C. Winslow
George E. Hodges
Cambridge Theological Seminary
BH. O
Edwin H Mead Dies In New Jersey Residence
Edwin H Mead president of the Pennsylvania Coal Company died at his South Orange New Jersey home. He formerly worked with the Harnden Express Company of Boston and with Andrus Sears & Co hardware in New York. He was a leading member of the South Orange Field Club and other social groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edwin H. Mead
Pennsylvania Coal Company
South Orange
N. J
Harnden Express Company
Boston
Andrus, Sears & Co
South Orange Field Club
W C T U Mourns Loss Of Dr A J Gordon In Boston
At a Park Street Church meeting in Boston the W C T U led by President Mrs Emily McLaughlin mourned the death of Dr A J Gordon a beloved pastor and friend to the union They voted condolences to Mrs Gordon and named a committee to attend the funeral as members paid tribute with memorial addresses and letters from Frances Willard and Lady Henry Somerset
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Emily McLaughlin
A. J. Gordon
McLaughlin
Jane Fowler Willing
New York
Mrs. Gordon
Boston
Willing
Frances Willard
Henry Somerset
Dr. Gordon
Gordon
Union
A. M. Rockwood
L. W. Morse
E. M. Allen
W. E. Ballard
Park Street Lecture Honors Dr Gordon in Rainy Assembly
The Monday noon gathering at Park Street Church honored the late Rev A J Gordon of Clarendon Street Baptist Church. Rev Joseph Cook praised Gordon as a biblical, reforming preacher who lived his creed and guided others in scripture, prayer, and social effort. He noted Gordon’s premillennial views, steadfast opposition to spiritualism, and leadership in women’s rights and labor support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Joseph Cook
A. J. Gordon
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Mr. Cook
Dr. Gordon
Lfe
Gordon
Ministry of Healing
United States
Death of Rev R P Stack Honored by Watertown AOH
A large meeting of Watertown Division 14 AOH adopted preamble and resolutions on the death of Rev. R. P. Stack. The group praised him as pastor and friend, noted the loss to the Irish people and town, and ordered records, notices in newspapers, and a copy to Rev. Edw. Stack. An extraordinary meeting was planned at G A R Hall to close its charter list, with 77 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 14
Watertown
R. P. Stack
Order of Hibernians
Watertown Enterprise
Boston Post
Edw. Stack
Edw. N. Clancy
Movement to unionize Lynn GE workers at Kelliher's Hall
A plan to organize employees across Lynn General Electric departments and affiliate with the American Federation of Labor is underway. A meeting for the workers is set for Wednesday evening at Kelliher's Hall in West Lynn, with over 300 GE employees in Lynn and fewer than 1 percent currently in labor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
General Electric Company
American Federation of Labor
Kelliher’s Hall
West Lynn
Parochial School Reunions Begin at St Joseph’s
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on February 4 the new St Joseph parish school building nears occupancy as a week of reunions opens this evening. The events mark a major social occasion for Catholics in the city and state as parishioners gather to celebrate and tour the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
St. Joseph’s Parish
Reverend Minot J. Savage to Lead King's Chapel Service
The Rev. Minot J. Savage will conduct a half-hour noon service at King's Chapel on Wednesday February 6 at 2 o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Chapel
Minot J. Savage
King’s Chapel
Waltham Jury List Adopted in Mayor Aldermen Meeting
Waltham February 4 The mayor and aldermen selected Horace B. Wilson and Irving D. Atwood as jurors. A regular session followed with two jury list reports. the minority was adopted. The list was printed and posted by law. Officals reappointed aside from two fire engineers who resigned. The annual budget totals 348615.10, with a proposed reduction to 800480.84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Horace B. Wilson
Irving D. Atwood
Cox
Tracey
Duane
Ryan
Leslie
Fiske
Beverly
W. B. Lucas
A. J. Jackson
Milton
Wheelwright Replies to Adams Charges On City School Plans
City Architect Wheelwright writes to Mayor Curtis addressing Warren P. Adams accusations. He parses the charges as two main points: a $12,000 estimate for a two-room wooden Morton Street School and a $20,000 estimate for a four-room school due for completion by Sept. 1894. He defends the estimates and blames a contractor for delays citing stairway issues and late occupancy notice to the school committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelwright
Curtis
Warren P. Adams
Adams
Morton Street
Debs Trial Proceedings Move To Defence Case
Chicago Feb 4 Several out of town witnesses testified on violence at the Debs trial. The defense objected that acts occurred outside the court’s jurisdiction. the objection was overruled. Government closed its case. defense testimony will begin tomorrow. Judge Tolman considered dismissing McVean’s case. no evidence linked him to the charge. Darrow appealed to remove the case from jury, arguing no conspiracy to obstruct the mails was proven. Judge Grosscup reserved decision until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Debs
Tolman
Director McVean
Darrow
Grosscup
London bond syndicate agrees to massive U S tissue issue
London reports a syndicate will take 750 million in new United States bonds tissue. It remains undecided whether the issue will be a gold loan and negotiations are expected to close tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
French Deputy Dead in Paris at Fifty
Paris report states M. George Ballot a deputy for Vendee died today in his fiftieth year. The Chambre des Deputes member passed away during the day as officials confirm the death in the French capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. George Ballot
Chamber of Deputies
Vendee
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Thomas Connors
Bill Poster
Robert E. Smith
Batr Dresser
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Charles McWilliams
Frank G. Hayden
James M. Keating
Leonard M. Hartford
William R. Eastman
Thomas A. Fox
Fred Butler
Margaret F. Henderson
Thomas
Chase
Glass
Fitzgerald
City Hospital
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August Wagner
Lawrence
William P. Bailey
Newbury
Michael Powers
Peabody
George Lyall
Charles Herrick
William Parsons
Rockport
David Knox
Frank P. Bean
Josiah Lee
George W. Burnham
Essex
H. Frank Sanford
Essex Superior Court
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Josiah L. Johnson
Frank C. Hunt
Henry E. Crogby
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Frank Little
Jacob Crosby
Jacob
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Crosby
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A. P. White
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H. S. Bartlett
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W. S. Beters
Manchester
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Pedestrian Driscoll
Professor Shiw
Tremont
ACT OF Justice
Erie Medical CO
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N.Y
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Harvard's Lacrosse Association
Lafayette
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Edwin H. Meq
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Thomson-Houston
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Foreign Bond Syndicate
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