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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1896

Page

3

Mullin Flaherty Draw In Fierce Boston Ring Clash

In Music Hall Boston three thousand fans watched Joe Mullin and Martin Flaherty battle fiercely. Referee Sheehan declared a draw as Mullin led in most rounds, while Flaherty countered with grit. Burley beat Gallagher quickly. Briggs outboxed Mahoney to a near finish. Abbott and Pearce drew after a technical, skillful fifteen rounds.

Music Hall Joe Mullin Martin Flaherty Boston Mullin Jack Sheehan Flaherty New York Ork Sheehan Sherty Lowell Boy Nick Burley Jimmy Gallagher Burley el Paso Gallagher

Boxing terms and confidences shared in town chat

In a casual talk with Corbett in town a professor hears that Fitz might win while sympathies lean to Mater. The message alludes to Boxing terms and a coded contact PROF SHAW 181 Tre Room 16 4 without further context.

Corbett Fitz Mater Shaw

McArthur Brothers Suspended Over Amateur Status Dispute

Ben and Isaac McArthur of Cambridge face suspension by the New England Amateur Union for competing at a professional boxing exhibition. Don Hardigan of Waltham also suspended. Ike McArthur asserts injustice and files an affidavit claiming he was not in Waltham on January 30 and that Ben did not appear at the show.

McArthur Brothers Ben Isaac R. P. Russell New England Amateur Union Cambridge Don Hardigan Waltham Waltham Athletic Association Watch City Ike McArthur

Maher resumes training amid climate and foe previews

El Paso report notes Peter Maher has had a carbuncle lanced and remains in good condition. He expects quick trim for a rematch with the unnamed foreign challenger, while other fighters Dixon Walcott Leeds Murphy and Dan Stuart’s guards prepare for the action. Fitzsimmons trains privately in Juarez as Nero the lion grows, and Denver telegrams promise guards against highwaymen at the Stuart events.

EL Paso Tex Peter Maher Maher Peter Jimmy Barry Johnnie Murphy Boston Dixon Walcott Leeds Dan Stuart Denver Stuart Guards Coney Island Fitzsimmons Juarez Cranks

Lawrence's 103 Cigar Sale Sparks Cents Per Cigar Promise

Smokers hear a bold pitch that buying Lawrence's 103 cigar yields a 15 cent value for a 5a cigarette with worry-free pricing. The ad stresses worry not about profit as the seller takes on that risk.

Lawrence

Boxing Gossip Sparks Storm Over Amateur Suspensions

A. C. M'Kenzie reports on NEA AU secretary R P Russell defending suspensions as fighters arrive near El Paso. Maher Leeds Dixon near, McAuliffe slated to return, Daly defeats Leedom, McCoy plans a comeback, Griffo loses in a glove match, Larock vs Smith set for Feb 22, Carter retires from boxing.

R. P. Russell Maher el Paso Mies Texas Mexico New Mexico St. Louis Dixon Walcott Leeds Peter Maher la Cruces Fitzsimmons Fakir Hall Buck Camellins Kid Lavigne McAuliffe Jim Daly Corbett Billy Leedom Philadelphia Daly Charlie McCoy Astoria Dick O’brien Boston McCoy Griffo New York Hugh Behan West Twenty-eighth Street Behan Johnny Larock Cleveland Sally Smith California Suffolk Athletic Club Tommy Carter Lynn Kenzie

Power to license boxing moved to Police Commissioners

Massachusetts Senator Arthur Wellman introduced a bill in the Senate transferring boxing license power from the Board of Aldermen to Police Commissioners. The measure, backed by the Watch and Ward Society, would let Police Commissioners license and revoke public amusements in cities and towns, with penalties up to 5000 dollars per offence. Leading promoters and supporters view the bill favorably for its stricter oversight.

Arthur Wellman Malden Watch and Ward Society Massachusetts Senate Board of Aldermen Boston Bourde

Test Case Conviction Highlights Gaming Law Question

J A Smith convicted in Superior Criminal Court as a test case on the constitutionality of a new gaming law. The raid at 19 Province Court found bookmakers tickets and policy slips. The ruling, awaiting full Supreme Court review in March, raises concerns about warrants based on a suspicion of gaming and broad seizure powers.

J. A. Smith Superior Criminal Court Smith No. 19 Province Court Richardson Supreme Court of Massachusetts

Remington Bicycle Agent Opens Columbus Ave Showroom

Mr A K Peck newly named agent for the Remington Bicycle Company prepares a Columbus avenue display and distribution space with a New York decorator. L A W entertainment Feb 29 promises a first class event. Lime-trainer races entries invited by John Kerrison Herald office. Massachusetts and New England delegates voyage to Baltimore by Fall River line next Saturday at 6 pm.

A. K. Peck Remington Bicycle Company Columbus Avenue Frm New York John C. Kerrison Herald Office Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island Baltimor Fall River George J. Perkins J. E. Tippett Fenney Richardson Maint Sterling Elliott Chie Prsidential D. E. Miller A.D. Peck I. L. Dean S. T. Williams J. J. Fecitt W. C.dillingham C. W. Foudrinier F. L. Meansland C. G. Percival N. W. Starbird A. W. Swan L. H. Adams A. G. Frotingham F. G. Gorton H W. Robinon Cc. S. Henshaw New York Tire Company State House Committee On Cities Corsul Elliott Wheelmen

Baseball Notes Highlight Umpire Reappointments and Player Moves

Catcher Edward Boyle of St Paul, brother of Philadelphia first baseman Boyle, drafted by the Louisvilles. Nick Young reappoints Tim Hurst Emilie Lynch and Keefe as umpires. Sher idan Henderson and George Weidman join as extra men with past league experience. Arthur Irwin imagines New York infield and outfield combos. Hank O Day dropped from umpiring. Theodore Breitenstein debuts as actor and confirms signing with Chester club for six months plus 25 percent profits.

Edward Boyle St. Paul Boyle Philadelphia Louisvilles Nick” Young Tim Hurst Emilie Lynch Keefe Sheridan Hardie Henderson George Weidman Henderson Weidman Bob Emsilie Detroit Arthur Irwin New York George Davis Pfeffer Gleason Harry” Davis Clark Tiernan van Haltren Harry’ Davis Stafford Cavelle Mulligan Hank O’day Theodore Breitenstein South Paw St. Louis Washington Chester Club Illinois Diddlebock von der Ahe Browns Bank of Commerce At Chester

Against Cycle Show Protest Presses Digital Era Trade Row

Boston February 3 1896 dealers sign pledge to skip the unauthorized cycle show planned for February 15 to 22 at Mechanics Fair building. They will open formally on February 22 to display wares free of charge, with many manufacturers cited by name in opposition to the event.

Boston Mass Mechanics’ Fair Pope Manufacturing Company Albert L. Pope the Very Cycle Company F. A. Very H. B. Shattuck & Son Edw. Buffum Eclipse Bicycle Company H. E. Walker Overman Wheel Company W. E. Miles E. E. Brown A. K. Peck Wright & Ditson

Linscott Backs Track Events for Massachusetts Cyclers

Lynn promoter J N Linscott cancels the annual Malden road race set for May and plans track events for Massachusetts cyclists. He cites high expenses and says racing will yield prize funds, though a track venue is not yet chosen.

Lynn J. N. Linscott Malden Massachusetts Linscott

Press Cycling Club Triumphs Over Charlestown Rovers

In the A C C tournament last evening the Press Cycling Club defeated the Charlestown Rovers by 43 pins. Storey of the Press club was high roller of the event.

Press Cycling Club Charlestown Rovers Storey Press Club

Mt Washington forfeits to Mattapan Road Club in high score game

In a high scoring matchup Mt Washington forfeited to Mattapan Road Club with Mattapan posting 2232 points while Mt Washington left the field with a 606 forfeit score. The Press club game score is not provided in readable detail.

Local League Scores and Standings Noted

Community alley league results list teams Charlestown Charlestown 2349 Roslindale 2328 Mavericks 2098 Pequots 2188 reflecting a compact score chart from a Boston area event.

Brighton Charlestown Roslindale Mavericks Pequots

Newtons Dominate Most Games In Inter Club Fight

At Riverdale Casino Club Brook line last night the Newtons held home players to camp in all games except pool in the inter club tournament. Savage of the Newtons posted the biggest score with 584 in the ring as part of a 800 to 208 billiards margin for Newtons. Pool totals show Riverdale 99 to Newton 96 while whist details are incomplete.

Riverdale Brookline Newtons Savage

Centrals of Somerville sweep Glendons in Everett games

The Centrals of Somerville defeated Glendon opponents in billiards and pool at Everett last night. Dillingham 150 Wheaton 94 Richards 150 Etheridge 185 led Central to a 285 244 margin. Bailey 50 Philbrook 37 Reeder 50 Cook 13 helped Glendon post 87 to 63 in the late match.

Dillingham Central Wheaton Glendon Richards Etheridge Pool Bailey Philbrook Reeder Cook

Brockton Club Meets Rival Scores in Exhibition Card

In Brockton and surrounding towns teams faced off with scores listed for Brockton Commercial Club Team 4 seven to Brockton Team 6 five oh seven. Other matchups include Brockton George E Keiths two two nine two and Woodward Wrights two three four one. Lowell games show Lowell Highland s two five eight seven and Jef fries two five six two. Melrose and Ves pers of Lowell faced off at Brockton Metropolitans two four eight six to two four eight nine. Melrose Athletics two seven four three and Ves pers of Lowell six zero seven. Brockton Brockton two four eight two and Attleboro two four five one. Beverly Consolations two one five six and Cleve lands two one one eight.

Brockton

Local Race Results Across Massachusetts Venues

In New Bedford and Stoneham eight teams met with six in Waltham for exhibitions with Fall River and Pawtucket also listed. The results show mixed finishes among clubs and host cities with varying scores.

New Bedford Salem Stoneham Waltham Exhibition Fall River Pawtucket

Prominent Odd Fellow Dean William Henry Clark Dies

William Henry Clark former district grand master of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows in Massachusetts died at his home 19 Dartmouth Place of pneumonia. A Virginian aged 75, he had lived in Boston since 1856 and helped found Sumner Lodge 1334. He held many G U O O F roles including treasurer of the Past Grand Masters Council 23 and was connected with the Sumner Household and its female branch. He leaves a wife and siblings. funeral time not set.

William Henry Clark Grand United Order of Odd Fellows Massachusetts Dartmouth Place Boston Sumner Lodge Sumner Stuth 66

Newtonville to Erect New Masonic Hall This Spring

Newtonville plans a four story French renaissance styled Masonic building costing about 85000 dollars excluding the Parker lot at Newtonville avenue and Walnut street. The second floor will house a 600 seat banquet hall and offices while the third floor is devoted to Masonic fraternity use and the banquet hall doubles as a drill space for the commandery.

Newton Newtonville Newtonville Avenue Walnut Street Masonic Fraternity

Knights of Columbus State Officers Elected in Hartford

The Hartford convention elected new state officers including Chaplain Rev M W McGivney State deputy Philip E Hendrix State secretary M I Baker State treasurer Daniel F Smith State warden W B Ahen State advocate M Hallorahan State auditor R O Pallett Jr State relief fund auditor R Le Ledge and national convention delegates John A Quinn J C Roach John Mulhall Thomas W Fagan James F P Brannagan.

Hartford Conn Knights of Columbus M. W. McGivney Philip E. Hendricks Taftville M. I. Baker Winsted Daniel F. Smith Bridgeport W. B. Ahen Portland M. ¥. Hallorahan Thompsonville R. O. Pallett, Jr Meriden R. le Ledge John A. Quinn Danbury J. C. Roach Wallingford John Mulhall Thomas W. Fagan New Britain James FP. Brannagan New Haven

Bayard resign rumors denied by ambassador

London cable states a press telegram claimed Ambassador Bayard authorized President Cleveland to resign if a House censure resolution passed. Bayard called the telegram stuff. In Washington, Dingley and Hitt met on timing for debating the Bayard censure, delaying until appropriation bills are clear.

New York London Ambassador Bayard Cleveland House of Representatives Eaton Square Bayard Washington Messrs. Dingley Committee On Ways and Means Hitt Committee On Foreign Affairs Edinburgh Boston

Roxbury Minstrel Show Delights 1600 at Dudley Street Opera House

The Roxbury letter carriers staged an old time blackface minstrel at Dudley Street Opera House drawing 1600 in attendance. Interlocutor G A Pushee led a circle of entertainers while J F Flynn W H Parker and David Nagle performed comical verses and songs. The evening featured a chorus by J W Wheeler and a finale with Uncle Sam tableaux and a reprise of afterpieces including Wanted a Servant.

Roxbury Dudley Street Opera House G. A. Pushee Jones Joseph Adams R. A. Jackson W. E. Delaney Jambos J. F. Flynn W. H. H. Parker David Nagle Joe’ Adams H. E. Allen Davie Nagle Uncle Sam Sam Weston Dan Haley F. J. Jones

Pastor Given Six Months To Resign At Cheshire Church

North Adams February 4 A church council at Cheshire considered the Rev L W Harding pastor of the Baptist Church there accused a year ago of drunkenness and recent arbitrary conduct that split the congregation. After a secret session it was decided he has until August 1 to complete his work in peace with the church supporting him, then he will resign.

North Adams Cheshire L. W. Harding Baptist Church

Boston and Albany Time Tables and Through Train List

Time tables for local and through service on the Boston and Albany Railroad with No. 7 15 19 23 87 68 88 49 48 76 New York Limited and Night Express details. Describes departure times from Boston, sleeping and dining cars, routes to Chicago Detroit St Louis New York and Hartford and New Haven. Ticket offices listed and Hanson as General Passenger Agent.

Boston Albany Wagner Chicago R. BR Utica Michigan Central R. R Cincinnati Big Four St. Louis Detroit Hartford New Haven New York Springfield NEW York Limited Ashington St Kneeland St Borton Hanson Montreal Fitchburg Washington Street Union Station Causeway Street J. R. Watson Provincetown Chatham Brannis WOOD Holl Cottage City Nantucket Leominster Clinton Old State House Park Square Station Kneeland Street

Train Schedules From Portland to New Brunswick Ports

Eastern Canada routes list daily departures from Portland on Monday and Thursday at 12:50 and 1 p m serving Eastport Calais St Andrews St John in New Brunswick with times indicated.

Portland Augusta Bangor Bar Harbor N. H Lewiston Manchester ST. John Halifax The Provinces ST. Stephen N. B ST. Andrews Ae Conway GLEN Crawfords Fabyans SLD Jefferson Lancas Pis Genbad Trunk R. R Maine Central A.m Wisc Asset Thomaston Rockland Quebec North Conway RAIL Steavieek Lenes Eastport Calais Stexme

Train Schedule Fragments Across New Hampshire and Vermont

Lists train times and routes for Southern Division including Concord, Belmont, Laconia, White River Junction, Montreal, and Chicago via multiple branches and stations. Indicates Sunday and weekday departures with specific stations such as New Boston, Concord, Nashua, Plymouth, and St. Johnsbury.

Concord N _i New Boston North Weare Henniker Hooksett Suncook Pittsfield Suncook Valley Nashua Das Belmont Tilton Aes Wee - Meredith Ashlant Laconia WEIRS Plymouth Pee Eee Plymouth, 9 A. m.; 5 P. Warren and Haverhill Campton North Woodstock Plunge Valley Lisbon Litelieton Whitefield Lancaster Fabyans Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Bristol Claremont Norwich Bradford ST. SO Hinsbury Newport Sherbrooke Quebec ST. J St. Johnsbury Montpelier Burlington White River Chicago The West G. T. Ry C. P. Ry

Fitchburg Railroader List of Destinations Shown

A partial OCR reading lists numerous cities including Fitchburg North Adams Williamstown Troy Albany Saratoga Utica Binghamton Elmira Syracuse Rochester Watertown Buffalo Niagara Falls Hamilton Toronto Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and more. It notes a timetable or schedule detail with a departure at 8 00 AM and 3 99 PM for passenger service.

Fitchburg North Adams Williamstown Troy Albany Saratoga Utica Binghamton Hornellsville Elmira Syracuse Rochester Watertown Buffalo Niagara Falls Hamiton Toronto Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Points

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