Suspension Set For McDuffee In Track Rules Clash
Eadie McDuffee is suspended three months from Feb 16 for refusing to race under ref Frial during the oember events in Madison Square Garden. Suspension ends May 16, with no race dates affected, just before Decoration Day, as Somerville Cycle Club heads to town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cubberly
Eadie McDuffee
H. N. Raymond
McDuffee
Frial
Madison Square Garrt
Somerville
Casey
Press Cycling Lab
Joseph Hworth
Mr. Haworth
Bergmann
E. A. Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Johnny Coreman
W. S. Hill
H. C. Boutelle
F. J. Tutein
H. A. Dennison
C. W. Racliffe
Messrs. Mardon
Annis
Somerville Cycle Club
Peer Cycle Team
Diamond Echoes Set For Ooklyns In Season
Daly will be at second base for the Ooklyns as Byrne fails to land McPhee from Cincinnati or Bonner from Baltimore. President Stucky of Louisville threatens to sign second baseman Pfeffer, whether reinstated or not, with Pfeffer now at New Orleans and a contract reportedly in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Foutz
Tom Burns
Billy Shindle
Tom Daly
Don Dailey
Young
Grffin
Corcoran
Stein
McClosky
Louisville
New Orleans
Fred Pfeffer
McPhee
Patsy Tebeau
Cleveland
Mack
Savannah
Tebeau
Pirates
Tony Mullane
Antonio
Jim Mutrie
Giants
Freedman
New York
Polo Grounds
West
Mutrie
Pete Browning
St. Paul
Gommy
Pete
Allentown
Mike Kelly
Kel
Amos Rusie
Daly
Ooklyns
Byrnes
Cincinti
Bonner
Baltimore
Stucky
Fred Effer
Pfeffer
Byrne
Nashua Considers New England Baseball League Team
A committee from the New England Baseball Association led by F J Leonard and Edward Norton visited Nashua to discuss placing a Nashua team in the six city circuit. Norton was assigned to Nashua and the group received encouragement. Grounds may be enlarged and a formal organizational meeting will be held to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
F. J. Leonard
Edward Norton
New England Baseball Association
Norton
Henry E Bowden Mentioned for Lamps Superintendent Post
Henry E Bowden of Ward 24 is talked about as a candidate for superintendent of lamps. He is known among associates as Henry, has deep knowledge of gas and electricity, has studied the subjects extensively, and his long experience as manager for a major Boston coal firm fits him to handle large expenditures and a large work force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Bowden
Ward
Henry
Boston
A Good Thing Japs at Harvard
A feature 소개 titled A Good Thing! JAPS AT HARVARD profiles Japanese students at Harvard with photos and engaging conversations. It highlights their intellect and compares them to the Yankees of the East, promising lively chats and insight into their experiences.
Society High Kickers Record Holders at Brookline Club
The Kickers' Club in Brookline showcases record holders famed for grace and suppleness. No men need apply. The piece highlights elite female performers and notes standards of selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickers’ Club
Brookline
Boston’s Old-Time Beauties Gathered for Charity
Famous masterpieces of Boston’s Back Bay beauty portraits will be gathered from numerous mansions to grace a charity collection. Proceeds from the sale or exhibition will benefit a local philanthropic cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Back Bay
Charlesbank club chiefs tried for unpermitted boxing show
William Daly Jr and John Keenan of the Charlesbank Athletic Club faced Municipal Court before Judge Burke for staging a boxing exhibition at Bumstead Hall on January 21 without a required permit. About 1200 attended, with $2 initiation fees and 7 cent monthly dues noted. defense argued no public assembly, but judge ruled the club by laws circumvents the ordinance and upheld guilt, with sentence deferred for appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Daly, Jr
John Keenan
Charlesbank Athletic Club
Municipal Criminal Court
Burke
Bumstead Hall
T. J. Barry
Donovan
Ringer
Division 2
J. J. Driscoll
Daly
Barry
Harry Carlin
William Daly
Charles F. Laris
Dollar gas push grows in Jamaica Plain dispute
Jamaica Plain advances demand for one dollar gas as residents on Seaver street split rates. Brookline and Jamaica Plain Gas Co ownership and consolidation plans stir state house debate. Advocates urge a citywide dollar gas provision with Brookline’s possible exit framed as unlikely due to regulatory hurdles.
Boxing Gossip and Boxing Court Rulings at Local Club
In Municipal Court Judge Burke rules against accepting last minute initiation fees for boxing club applications, sending the matter to the Superior Court for final decision. Charlesbank Club members must secure tickets before attending the OBrien Binney fight. new joiners can apply at the Post office. Peter Maher and Jim Hall box tonight at Suffolk Club, with futures impacted for both. Frank Erne sails to England seeking a Johnston match. Jim Harrington’s bout with Tom Brown canceled due to illness, with alternate plans for Kid Driscoll. Buck Connelly to arrange Starlight vs Marshall. McCarthy vs Smith ratified for next week with forfeits to be posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Charlesbank Athletic Club
Dick O’brien
Ed Binney
The
Post
Peter Maher
Jim Hall
Suffolk Club
Maher
England
Peter Jackson
Suffolk
Frank Erne
I. N. Franklin
George Johnston
John J. Quinn
P. D
Cooper Street
Boston
Charlesbank Club
Jack Burns
Brockton
Burns
Pickaninny
Rob Roy
D A R elects new president general in congress
Washington February 21 The Daughters of the American Revolution chose Mrs John W Foster of Indiana as president general replacing Mrs Stevenson who cannot serve another term due to the order's constitution Mrs Charles Sweet Johnson was elected vice president general by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Stevenson
John W. Foster
Indiana
Harrison
Charles Sweet Johnson
Shuman Co Wins NYNH&H Railroad Uniform Contract
A. Shuman & Co. have received the contract to furnish uniforms for the employees of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company.
McCarthy Fights Moore at Woburn Club Drawn Outcome
In a Woburn Athletic Club boxing event at the skating academy last night about 509 spectators, including many from Boston, saw M McCarthy and Dick Moore. Moore won on points but the decision was later declared a draw due to agreement rules requiring a knockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ird
Woburn Athletic Club
Skating Academy
Woburn
Boston
Tom Salmon
Young Boyle
Charlestown
Young Shaw
Lawrence
Boyle
Tom McCarthy
Dick Moore
Nelse Innes
al Dowling
Nick Long
Moore
McCarthy
Rob Roy
A Parable of the Talents Told at Lunch
A city official recounts a Sabbath school tale about Freddy and Charlie using the parable of the talents to illustrate a point. The story ends with Freddy admitting he kept nothing while Charlie shows initiative, drawing laughter from colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Atwood
Freddy
Charlie
Special Court of the Society at Young's Hotel
The Society of Colonial Wars of Massachusetts will hold a Special Court at Young's Hotel at 3 this afternoon. Walter Gilman Page will read a paper on George Washington 171-1758 and His Services to the Colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Colonial Wars of
Massachusetts
Young’s Hotel
Walter Gilman Page
George Washington
Senate Action on Mexican Obsequies Resolution and Indian School Funds
The Senate reported a foreign relations resolution praising Mexico for honoring late U S minister Gray and directing copies to Mexico. Credentials of Benjamin Tillman to succeed Butler were filed. Debate over sewer bond funds and an Indian appropriation bill continued with votes to retain two education items for Hampton and Lincoln Institution. no quorum at evening session and adjournment followed.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Turpie
Indiana
United States
Mexico
Gray
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Butler
Irby
Allen
Secretary of the Treasury
Harris
Tennessee
District of Columbia
Lee
Hampton
Lincoln Institution
Philadelphia
Yeas
Cable Bill Killed in House Vote on Hawaiian Cable Plan
Washington February 21 The House defeated the Senate amendment to the diplomatic and consular bill by 114 to 150 delaying plans to contract for a cable to the Hawaiian Islands The vote split largely along party lines with Republicans and Populists in favor and Democrats opposed Advocates tied to annexation while opponents warned of expansionism and possible annexation motives
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Washington
House
Senate
Hawaiian Islands
Draper
Massachusetts
United States
Tucker
Virginia
Annexation
Sickles
New York
Hill
Yeas
United States loan premium on London stock exchange
At the close of business the United States loan stood at a 51 4 premium. The North German Lloyds steamer Ems sailing from Southampton to New York carried 208000 pounds sterling in gold.
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London
The
Stock Exchange
United States
Lloyds
Ems
Southampton
New York
Cadet Appointments Issued for West Point
Washington February 21. The following cadet appointments to the Military Academy at West Point have been issued Lewis Brown Jr of Newport Rhode Island and Rogers L Barstow alternate from Mattapoisett Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Military Academy
West Point
Lewis Brown, Jr
Newport
R. I
Rogers L. Barstow
Mattapoisett
Mass
Income Tax Return Extension Clears Senate Path
Washington February 21 The bill to extend the time for making income tax returns to April 15 has passed the Senate and proceeds to the President for his signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Navy ships suffer repairs and rumors from Honolulu to Boston
The Bulletin reports multiple defects from repairs on the cruiser Boston and the gunboat Bennington to rumors about the Philadelphia Yorktown and Olympia. The Philadelphia lies disabled in Honolulu harbor with starboard engine damaged and port engine strained. Yorktown boiler tubes are failing and require major work. Boston construction errors are alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bulletin
Boston
Bennington
Philadelphia
Yorktown
Olympia
Honolulu
Entries at New Orleans Horse Races Summary
In New Orleans races Legrande won the first, with Tramp second and Emperor Billet third. Joe Woolman led the second race with Springtime second and Luke Parks third in 1 24. Third race saw Hollywood first Daphne second Jacko third Mme 1 17. Chimes dominated the fourth race while Jim Henry placed second with Tester third in 2 01. Remaining five races include Ixon second 3, and me 1 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legrande
Tramp
Emperor Billet
Joe Woolman
Springtime
Luke Parks
Hollywood
Daphne
Jacko
Mme
Chimes
Jim Henry
Tester
Ee Ixon
E 3
Verdi Seen Ener
Ereer
Jim T Saee
Eithel W
Rabbit
Dick White
Churchill Clark
Darwin Wedgewood
Joon Preeserecsens
Francis Pope
Dollie Ee
Tramotter Ee
Wwe
the Monk
Ben Wilson
Eee
Blakemore
Belle Stout
Charley Beewess Eves
Old Dominion
Hopeful Silver Prince See
Rancocas
Miss Mamie
Woodruff
Gee Whiz
Dave Pulsifer
Hodgson
Bill White
Tippecanoe
St. Pancras
Anna McNally
Walter Talbot
Walter O
Dr. Reed
Atari
Chenoa
Joe Hill
Where Is Captain Spinney Missing Skipper Of Harvester
Captain Eldred Spinney, missing skipper of the Harvester, has not been heard from since leaving a restaurant after visiting a friend in Scollay square at 12:30 Wednesday morning. Harbor divers will search for the body off a wharf as crew and Malden friends believe foul play or a fall into the harbor may have occurred. Spinney, 82, 5 feet 10, sandy complexion, light mustache, wore a dark suit and black Derby. He carried about $225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldred Spinney
Harvester
Captain Spinney
Scollay Square
Malden
Spinney
M. Whalen
Trotting News Brings Bets, Breeding Deals and Derby News
Hamilton pace records and breeder announcements color this report. L A Davies sells a two year old by Roy Wilkes to W C Hines while Rollo the fast five year old by Jerome Eddy joins John Kelly at Fleetwood Park. A Paris Ky owner sells Bourbon Wilkes progeny to S A Paddock of Brooklyn and George Robens trains promising two year old George Starr. Thayer of Lancaster bets Ralph Wilkes against Constantine in a $500 side match at the New England Breeders meeting. Mystic Park stakes and Rhode Island fair follow Hartford meet. A suckling foal to Henry of Navarre and Morello’s new California home are noted. Derby winner Chant sprains a curb delaying speed, and Tree Top dies at Alexander Island.
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Clara K
Hamilton
Canada
L. A. Davies
Roy Wilkes
Des Moines
W. C. Hines
Bald Mound
Ill
Blue Bull
Rollo
John Kelly
Fleetwood Park
Jerome Eddy
Gray Betsy
Mambrino Patchen
James Miller
Paris
S. A. Paddock
Brooklyn
Bourbon Wilkes
Albatross
Coaster
Coastman
Coast Boy
George Robens
Grand Rapids
Mich
Alcyone
George Starr
Direct
Red Girl
Red Wilkes
John E. Thayer
Lancaster
Mass
Ralph Wilkes
Mr. Graham
Constantine
New England
New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Mystic Park
Hartford
Lucien O. Appleby
Henry of Navarre
Morello
Chase Ranch
California
Katie Pease
Chant
Tree Top
Tremont Althea
Alexander Island
Horace Partridge Co Plans Open House for Wheelmen Today
The Horace Partridge Company at 335 Washington Street invites cyclists and interested persons to a today exhibition with a 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. collation and souvenirs for early attendees. A. Langford leads Wolffs display, and Pope Manufacturing Co extends all day open house. The riding school will be open for inspection as wheelmen drop by the “free lunch route” to view the 9 1 2 Columbia. There are hints that Boston dealers may form a local board of trade to curb price cutting and bad debts, with several dealers already willing to join. The Orient Company’s new catalogue, with fine half tone illustrations, is praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Partridge Company
Washington Street
A. Langford
Wolffs
Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbia
Boston
Board of Trade
Post
Johnson and Hicks
Johnson
Hicks
Orient Company
India
Petition to convert brick building into stable on Tremont Street Boston
The petition to convert a brick building at 1207 Tremont Street, Ward 19, into a stable with forty stalls, is set for council review on March 11 at 3 PM. Notice must be published three times in local papers and copies served to adjacent property owners.
Boston builder seeks consent to erect four-stall stable
Freelon Morris of 36 Parsons Street submits a petition to City of Boston on February 18, 1895, seeking consent to erect a wooden four-stall stable on Surrey Street Ward 25. The plan adheres to statutes and ordinances governing stable erection, occupancy, and use, with dimensions 44 by 82 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Aldermen OF
City of
Boston
Surrey Street
Freelon Morris
Parsons Street
Boston Petition for Stable Building on Kilsyth and Lanark
Henry Pfaff Jr seeks consent to erect a wooden stable with six stalls on Kilsyth road at Lanark road corner in Ward 25 Boston. Structure measures 55 feet by 38 feet and complies with city statutes on erection occupancy and use of stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Board OF Aldermen
City of
Kilsyth Road
Notice of petition hearing in Boston city matters
A city board orders notice to interested parties that on Monday March 11 at 3 PM it will consider granting the petition. Objections may be heard. Publication in the Boston Post and Boston Daily Traveler three times, final issue ten days before the hearing. Copies served on owners of adjoining estates. Passed. J. M. Galvin, City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Boston Post
Boston Daily Traveler
J. M. Galvin
Boston Traveler
Trade Outlook Delicate, Mixed Signals Across Regions
Bradstreet's notes a short week with irregular general trade and some renewed confidence from the emergency bond issue. Iron and steel are barely active, textiles soft in New England and Pennsylvania, and coal price stability with hopeful pool efforts. Wheat, corn, coffee, and refined sugar show minor gains while wool remains weak. cotton goods stay barely steady as buyers adjust bids.</s>
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New York
Bradstreet’s
New England
Pennsylvania
United States
Seattle Telegram
Ohio River Valley
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Louisville
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Duluth
Minneapolis
Portland
Ore
Seattle
San Francisco
Citizens' Municipal Union holds second meeting at United States Hotel
The non partisan educational group met last evening with about thirty members. Ex Alderman Hallstram presided. Officers elected include President Bordman Hall and Vice Presidents Hallstram Fottler and Smith, with Samuel W Meachum as secretary and John Marsh as treasurer. Executive and finance committees named with local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Municipal Union
United States
Hallstram
Bordman Hall
Charles W. Hallstra
Pike's Peak or Bust Soldiered Across the Range
A terse item notes a bold frontier slogan "Pikes Peak or Bust" tied to a sale across multiple outlets, with brisk references to widespread availability and travel impulse. The brief hints at a Western adventure mood and a rallying call for excursion or prospecting.
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Richmond
Aller & Ginter
Richmond, VA
Ammnicax Tobacco Co
N. F. League
Harvard
Society High Kickers
State House
Odern Illustrating
Pekin
S. Army
Society
Jamaica Plain
Brighton
South Boston
Seaver Street
Wards 21
Ward 21
Brookline Company
Ward 23
Jamaica Plain Gas Company
Jamaica Company
Burrage
Jamaica Plain Company
Greenough
Boston Gas Light Company
Broadway Bridge
Broadway
Revolution Daughters Elect
la Grippe Aubergier
E. Fougera & CO
N. William St
M’carthy
the Society OF Colonial Wars
Income Tax Returns
Dover St
Grand Museum
Cycle Trade Notes
Ohn H. Woodbury
Winter St
Humphreys
Tremont Street
Ward 19
GEO. Wimble & CO
Trade Outlook
Citizens’ Municipal Union Met
Pike’s Peak Or Bust
California Wines
Ion
Inchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Faneuil Hall Square
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