On the Bicycle Cyclers Host Reception and Races
A reception last night at the new 47 Franklin Street cycle store featured a gymnasium dance space and a lively reading room. Highlights included bicycle racing between Jack Wetergreen and Pete Berle and Joe Langford vs H H Brown, with 14 numbers on the program plus Notter Orchestra. Local officials and bike club figures gather for events and speeches as plans unfold for future hearings and openings.
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Franklin Steest
Jack Wetergreen
Pete Berle
H. H. Brown
Joe Langford
Fress Cycle Club
Notter Orchestra
Amateur GIausus Circus Preview Promises Strong Acts
The amateur circus runs April 26 to 29 with fresh features and a grind ballet. Acts include impressive horizontal bar work by Van Auken and Rice from the Bijou, who demonstrated somersaults and tricky moves for Maurice Stern, Williams, Dutton, and Morse.
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van Auken
Rice
Bijou
Maurice Stern
Messrs. Williams
Dutton
Morse
Hanlan and Ross Agree to Five Mile Fox Championship Race
Edward Hanlan and Wallace Ross signed an agreement to row for the Fox championship challenge cup and a $1000 purse. The five mile single scull race will be May 30 at a mutually agreed location, with the winner holding the cup and defending it against future challenges.
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New York
Edward Hanlan
Wallace Ross
America
Inter scholastic indoor meet at Mechanics Hall
The inter scholastic indoor championship will be held next Saturday afternoon at Mechanics Hall. The event promises a strong program with high jumping and pole vaulting in sight and races featuring Clark Skinner Edson Stanwood Blakemore and Rice. Trial heats for dash and middle distances may occur in the morning to avoid excessive fatigue.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Clark
Skinner
Edson
Stanwood
Blakemore
Rice
Casinos Defeat Old Dorchesters in Norfolk Bowling Match
In a Norfolk house alley match last evening the Casinos defeated the Old Dorchesters by more than one hundred pins. Casinos rolled 2353 to 2241 for Old Dorchesters. Babo led with a tough spare on four seven ten, while Bomas converted spares on seven eight and five seven eight.
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Norfolk House
Babo
Bomas
Bowling Tourney Venue Clarified for National Event
Residents believe the national bowling tournament will be held at the Norfolk House home of the Casino team. In fact the ties will be bowled in the Cyclorama of Gettysburg building at Tremont and Montgomery streets.
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Norfolk House
Ofettysburg
Tremont and
Montgomery Streets
Norman Wins Final of Kindergarten Racket Championship
Maxwell Norman defeats W S Patten in the final match of the B A A kindergarten racket championship. Norman wins 15-1, 15-12, 15-10 in yesterday's play.
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Maxwell Norman
W. S.patten
Norman
World’s Fair Athletics Track for Chicago Exhibition
The Chicago World's Fair plans a grand athletic meet on new grounds of the Chicago Athletic Club. A half mile clay track with a 220 yard straightaway and one turn quarter mile will host handicap races, a scratch championship, and amateur contests from Sept 14 to 16. The grounds, spanning 33rd to 35th streets, will seat 40,000 and include a $40,000 grandstand for 12,000 spectators. The project, funded by the Illinois Athletic League with $8,000, envisions concurrent lacrosse cricket and baseball events and a wild East Indian exhibition within the enclosure.
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Chicago
Chicago Athletic Club
Manhattan Field
L. A. W. Division of
Illinois
World’s Fair Management
Thirtythird Street
Corbett Mitchell World Championship Match Prep Revealed
Reports indicate Corbett and Mitchell expected to fight next December with a $10,000 posting by Corbett’s manager Brady. Articles signed in Boston outline a Crescent City Athletic Club bout in New Orleans March 7, 1893 under Marquis of Queensberry rules with 3500 purse and 2750 to winner.
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Corbett
Mitchell
W. A. Brady
Jim Corbett
David H. Blanchard
Canada
Abraham
England
New York
Blanchard
Brady
Cordilly
Sullivan
Pers
Addin
Mike Daly
New Orleans
Austin Gibbons
Corbett-Mitchell
Ham Brockened
Shepard
David A. Blanchard
W. A. Brace
Corett’s Maniger
Joe Lewis
William Daly, Jr
Alec Gregginns
Billy Hennessey
Miffit
Flaherty
Boston
Michael Daly
Bansor
Austin
Gibbins
Llassaic
N. J
P. Mn
Aldencourt
Mass
Yale and Harvard discuss spring baseball schedule
In Springfield on February 24 L A Frothingham and L D Hill representing Harvard met with Yale captain L T Bliss and manager N H Swayne at the Massasoit House to talk over the spring schedule. The discussion covered team composition and no decision was made. Harvard would not accept the undergraduate rule. A further meeting is planned with time and date to be announced.
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Springfield
L. A. Frothingham
L. D. Hill
Harvard
L. T. Bliss
N. H. Swayne
Yale Nine
Massasoit House
Yale
The T A C Boxing Tourney At Trimount Club
The Trimount Athletic Club will stage a major boxing tourney on April 6, offering open class fights at 105 115 125 and 135 pounds with first and second prizes in each class. Communicate with Secretary John McDonough at 119 Summer Street for eligibility. Prizes are watches.
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Trimount Athletic Club
John McDonough
Summer Street
Guttenburg Winners Race Day Results at Guttenburg NJ
Special to the Post lists winners across six races at Guttenburg track. Kerry Gow wins first race beating Bolivar and Ben March. Miss Marie tops the four furlongs second race with Paying Teller and Evelyn Carter close. Blacklock takes third in selling with Fassett and Annapolis. Red Elm wins fourth with Marcellus and John R. in four and a half furlongs. Vocal leads fifth race with Van Wart and Seabright following. Bryan wins sixth race with Annie W. and Belle C. also placing.
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Gurrensurg
N. J
Kerry Gow
Bolivar
Ben March
Miss Marie
Paying Teller
Evelyn Carter
Miss Maurie
Blacklock
Fassett
Annapolis
Petting
Marcellus
John R
Vocal
van Wart
Secon
Seabright
Betty
Rave
Bryan
Annie W
Belle C
Gloucester Racecard and Entries From Gloucester, Feb 24
The salinity of today's races lists six events with selling stakes led by Con Lucy and Robin Hood. Gloucester Entries Today include seven furlongs races with Michigan, Pestilence, Castaway II and others, plus four and one half furlongs and three furlongs heats with prices and bettors noted.
The Lady Pedders Race Starts Monday
A large troupe of young women compete for the world championship in a twelve day seventy two hour go as you please race at Nattorium Hall under the Grand Museum. Notable entrants include Mollie Harvey Pittsburg Aggie Harvey Pittsburg Clera Bell Boston Rose Tremon Philadelphia Nora Evans Cleveland Frankie Fleming Detroit Ettie Morgan Alleghany. Races run daily 12 30 to 3 80 pm and 6 30 to 9 30 pm for two weeks with Guverl scorers and officials in charge.
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Mollie Harvey
Pittsburg
Aggie Harvey
Clera Bell
Boston
New England
Rose Tremon
Philadelphia
Nora Evans
Cleveland
Frankie Fleming
Detroit
Ettie Morgan
Alleghany
Nattorium Hall
Grand Museum
Dover
Washington Streets
Guverl
Pawtucket Triumph Over Worcester In Nine to Three Showdown
In Pawtucket on February 24 Worcester fell 9 to 3 as Lations was missing and John Burns, a local amateur, substituted. Burns misfired twice, exposing Worcester’s broken coordination and prompting a cascade of errors as the visitors collapsed.
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Pawtucket
Worcester
Pole
Lations
John Burns
Burns
Coopers Entry List for Monday Show Features Diverse Boxers
The Coopers boxing event at Music Hall lists 105 to heavyweight classes with fighters from Boston Cambridge Lawrence Taunton Malden and more. Notable entries include J F Cooper J F Briggs J Moriarity M Doherty J Durnan J Fallon J Buckley and J Keenan. Tickets available at the box office Johan P Lovell and club rooms 4 Travers Street.
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Coopers
P. Carnson
Boston
J. F. Cooper
J. Hayward
Cambridge
D. McLaughlin
J. d. Quinn
al Towlin
Lowell
Terrence Lamb
Lawrence
J. F. Briggs
Wattham
E. Riley
Middlesex
Charley Eonis
M. Doherty
Lafayettes
J. ©. Durnan
Charles River
A. C
John Fallon
Lewis Bell
C. Murphy
Charlestown
J. Nagle
Coreys
P. F. Harrington
Malden Social Club
J. J. McCann
The
J. Noonan
Taunton
William A. Duffee
Charles River A. C
William Allen
P. Duffy
J. Moriarity
Hutton Hudson
Restos
Edgar Howe
Richard Marley
Jd. F. Lynch
J. McGuinness
Mike Egan
Johan P. Lovel
Travors Street
Donoghoe Receives Championship Skating Medal in Sramvoko
About a thousand people gathered in the town hall of Sramvoko Conn to honor Joseph F. Donoghue with the championship skating medal. John Ennis delivered the formal presentation and Donoghue briefly responded. Gus C Walton praised him as the best skater in the world and offered support.
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Francis J. Rogers
Willolm Rogers
Robert Whittaker
W. H. Raynor
Columbian Ball Second Edition Delights Mechanics’ Building Crowd
The Columbian ball at Mechanics’ Building drew about 150 guests at eight, with dancing on a polished floor. Harvard students arrived around 10:80 and behaved well. Regaloncita the dancer from 1492 appeared at 11:45, drawing crowd attention. Supper in the basement featured scarce wine but ample decorations and a fine time for those who paid a dollar.
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Mechanics’ Building
Harvard
Regaloncita
Gas deposits and the public on the eve of a cash grab
A critique of a gas monopoly notes high consumer deposits for gas service varying from five to fifty dollars. It argues deposits earn no interest, and while small per person, many customers accumulate substantial sums. A clerk claims deposits are repaid daily, but offers little on current policy.
Salem Young Democrats elect officers plan banquet
Salem Satem February 24 The Young Men's Democratic Club met and elected Dr. Merriam chairman John Burke secretary A committee of twelve was appointed to arrange a grand banquet on March 7 Invitations will be extended to Professor William Everett of Quincy and other prominent Democrats.
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Satem
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Dr. Merriam
John Burke
William Everett
Quincy
Petition to erect stable on Minton Street Ward 24 Boston
The Board of Aldermen receives a petition from Catherine Kelley seeking consent to construct a wooden stable on Minton Street near Pleasant Street in Ward 24. The plan defines a 12 by unspecified foot structure and notes compliance with city statues and ordinances governing stable erection occupancy and use.
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Othe Board OF Aldermen OF
City OF
Boston
Minton Street
Pleasant Street
Ward 24
Catherine Kelley
Boston Aldermen Hear Petition to Erect Stable on Edge Hill Street
The Workingmen's Building Association requests consent to build a wooden two stall stable at 18 Edge Hill Street Ward 22 Boston. The February 15 1893 petition outlines dimensions 22 by 26 feet and calls for notices to interested parties before a March 13 4 PM hearing.
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Board OF Aldermen OF
City OF
Boston
Edge Hill Street
Ward 22
Workingmen’s Building Association
Treat Paine
Board of Aldermen
Boston Post
Boston Journal
J. M. Galvin
Massachusetts Dissolution Petition for A C White Coal Co
The stockholders of the A C White Coal Company petition the Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court to dissolve the tainted Taunton-based coal firm incorporated September 9 1889 with capital stock of 10070 dollars and no liabilities stating it has ceased business and requests a decree dissolving the corporation. Signatories include Frederic Parker Nahant Francis J Parker Nahant H M Harrison Boston and Geo A Rogers Wakefield each owning 100 shares.
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Commonwealth OF Massachott
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston
County of
Bing
A.C. White Coal Company
Commonwealth
Taunton
Trpatiosvon
Namne
Frederic Parker
Nahant
Francis J. Parker
Petition and order for revival and dissolution in Suffolk County
Commonwealth of Massachusetts petitions seek revival of novitiate and require appearance before the Supreme Judicial Court in Boston on the second Monday of April. Public notice via Boston Post to be printed weekly for three weeks. petition explains reasons why prayer should be granted. Also a petition for dissolution and winding up of the WMULENVILLE TANNING COMPANY, noting incorporation, assets disposed, and request for decree to terminate the corporation, dated February 1, 1408.
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Nouwumon
BALTI
Manssaciu
Sils
Supreme Judicial
COU Folk
Supreme Ju- Mei Court
Boston
Suffelc
Stokhold Ra
Wmulenville Tanning Company
Commonwealth
Sid Corporation
Wiihik Corporation
Wichia
Setheu
Bston
Deesmober
Decleremone
Notice to appear before Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk 88 Supreme Judicial Court orders petitioners to publish a notice for all interested to appear May 1 next before the justices. Attn C. Hoover, assistant clerk. Copy of petition and order. Feu 24 1593. Boston Post to print once a week for three weeks.
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Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Utis Court
Hos
Boston Post
Boston
John Noble
Feu
C. H. Qoover
Notice to Defendants in Boston Suit
In Suffolk County Massachusetts an action of contract seeks one thousand dollars from Abram Kornblun plaintiff against Reuben Cohen Barnet Harris and Louis Kempner Sigmond Alexander defendants. The court orders notices by publication in the Boston Post for three weeks. Defendants must appear on the first Monday of April.
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Massachiu
Suffolk
Suferlor Courl
A.D
Abram Kornblun
New York
Reuben Cohen
Barnet Harris
Boch
Copartners
Cohen
Ioston
Boston Post
Boston
Jos. A. Willard
Goofrey Morsx, Esq
Auction Sales. American Express Co. unclaimed property sale
Notice from the Superintendent of the American Express Company Boston Mass that unclaimed property in Massachusetts offices will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on March 4 11 and 18 at 730 p m in Boston Massachusetts. Items listed include numerous individuals and firms across Massachusetts with entries for Boston and surrounding towns. Proceeds will settle charges due.
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Boston
Mass
American Express Company
Massachusetts
Courtry
M. A. Atkins
Freeman Insolvency Meeting Set For April in Cambridge
Edward L. Freeman of Somerville, insolvent debtor, has an assignee. the second meeting of creditors will be held at the Court of Insolvency in Cambridge, Middlesex, on April 13 at 11 o clock in the forenoon, to allow creditors to prove claims. assignee Robert W. Frost of 5 Tremont Street, Boston.
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Edward L. Freeman
Somerville
Middlesex
Cambridge
Robert W. Frost
Tremont Street
Bogton
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