Striking Workers Plan Food Aid Amid Haverhill Tieup
In Haverhill the arbitration dispute grows with union leaders pursuing interlinked aims to pressure manufacturers toward agreement. A new relief room at international headquarters will feed penniless strikers, while wage figures from Spaulding & Swett are published to counter claims of price cuts. The state arbitration board visits tomorrow as leaders seek to avoid violence and maintain discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verhill
Emee
Theodore T. Pomeroy
Azanatmwulacers
Pomeroy
Ihheld
Spaulding & Sweet
International
R. Pomeroy
Spaulding ’& Ett
W. Walding
W. W. Spaulding and
Spaulding & Swett
Spaulding
He & Swett
Chick Bros
International Headquarters
Washington Street
Charles Boardman
Boardman
Lynn
Striker Support Efforts Mobilized Under Ha verhill Troubles
Couragment organizes to run a last stage opening through Ha verhill troubles with local merchants funding supplies by contributions. Soup and coffee prepared on site while meats are entrusted to wives of strikers. Boardmen attendants may sleep in the room. Daily organization work continues as shop crews meet on regular days. Rev. A A Ross invites strikers to church Sunday evening to hear "Jesus and the Masses."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Boardman
A. A. Ross
Jesus
Boxing Gossip Reveals Dixon Griffo Match Plans
The Seaside Athletic Club matchmaker J C Kennedy confirms the Dixon Griffo bout on the scheduled date. Behan is pleased, Griffo trains at Coney Island under Mick Dunn, and a Pennsylvanian debacle with McAuliffe is denied. The Post notes several upcoming bouts, challenges, and club plans.
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J. C. Kennedy
New York
Seaside Athletic Club
Dixon
Griffo
Coney Island
Mick Dunn
McAuliffe
University of Pennsylvania
Mike Donovan
Ed Binney
the Post
Dick O’brien
Binney
O’brien
New England
Jack McGee
Walcott
Farragut
Jim Myetts
Charlie Ruddick
Mike Doherty
Frank Lynch
Jimmy Duffy
Young McCoy
Joe Elms
Cincinnati
Billy Murphy
Murphy
Spider Kelly
Frank Brierly
Dave Ross
Brierly
Patsey Broderick
Wilbur J. Tucker
Willie
Young Connolly
Jersey City
Excelsior
Hipsderick
Ashe
Post
Dempsey
Dan Creedon
Charlie Mitchell
Rob Roy
Racing Notes On Trotting Teams And Circuit Plans
The Boston snow path features Edenia Answer Reina and Lady Bullion as top trotting teams. John Shepard, a wealthy dry goods merchant, recently bought Lady Bullion. The Western-Southern Circuit plans a Chicago meeting January 18 with about 590000 in stakes. The Jockey Club met with only one steward present and adjourned to January 17. The New York Driving Club offered 22000 in unconditional stakes amid anti-betting purges, while trainer John Splan vows to enter his entire stable at Fleetwood next season.
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Boston
Edenia
Answer
New York
EF. C. Swift
Lady Bullion
Reina
John Shepard
W. P. Sjams
Chicago
Terre Haute
Ind
Sturgis
Mich
Grand Rapids
Tiffin
Columbus
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Lexington
Jockey Club
W. P. Thompson
Driving Club of
Cleveland (Co
John Splan
Hedges
Fleetwood
Monroe Salisbury
C. J. Hamlin
Baseball Notes and Training Plans from 19th Century Press
Paul Radford drafted by Toronto Club. New Yorks may open 189% season at home vs Boston. All Cincinnati team returns from New Orleans. Banny tells another story. New York trains in New Orleans, Baltimore in Macon, Chicago in Galveston, Philadelphia in Charlotte, Brooklyn in South Carolina, St. Louis Browns in Hot Springs. Phil King mentioned as Ward successor for New York. unlikely to turn pro. If he did, he could hold his own in all facets and would relish shouting I got it on fly balls.
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Paul Radford
Toronto
New Yorks
Bostons
Cincinnati
Frank Bancroft
New Orleans
Banny
New York
Baltimores
Macon
Chicagos
Galveston
Tex
Philadelphias
Charlotte, Va
Brooklyns
South Carolina
St. Louis Browns
Hot Springs
Clevelands
Phil King
Princetons
Ward
New York Nine
King
Frank Bertsch
Massachusetts Club
Mr. Walker
Press Club
Warwick Company
Sterling Elliott
National Assembly
Uncle Sam
Washington
Bissell
League
Bulletin
Elliott
L. A. W. Bulletin
Hamlet
Highway Improvement Committee
Good Roads
Boston
Massachusetts Division
Alonzo D. Peck
E. W. MacGlennon
Francis H. Williams
Springfield
W.C. Tappan
Newburyport
F. M. Miller
Pittsfield
T. C. Forbes
Greenfield
Massachusetts
Brookline
Brighton
Canada
Springfield Bicycle Club
D. E. Miller
Press
Union
Cambridgeport
Medford
Somerville
Rovers
Mattapan
Eagles
Eagle
Malden Wheelmen
Pequots
South Boston
Maldens
Hess
Nash
Saunders
Rumor Claims Harvard Football Captaincy Resignation
The Harvard football team faced turmoil as rumors circulated that Charlie Brewer resigned the captaincy. A secret meeting followed with reports that Brewer’s resignation was discussed and perhaps accepted. Potential successors mentioned include Jack Fairchild Bob Wrenn and Arthur Brewer with Fairchild and Wrenn highlighted for leadership.
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Charlie Brewer
Harvard
Post
Brewer
Jamaica
Jack Fairchild
Bob Wrenn
Fairchild
Hopkinson
Brewer Boys
Wrenn
Arthur Brewer
Deranged kidneys undermine happiness and health
The piece warns that happiness stems from disposition not groundings and urges immediate action for kidney and liver troubles. It cites a single remedy Warner's Safe Cure as the proven solution, advising constant use to prevent and treat symptoms like pains and depressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Entries At Alexander Racing Cards Show Mixed Odds
Yesterday's card at Alexander Park lists five races with selling weights and notable entrants such as Gold Digger Mixey B Jack Lovell and Clover dale in the first race and Bucking horses like Holy Port India Wal cott Blue Bird in the fifth. Results feature Dashing Charlie Remorse Danger Johnny and Johnny as winners across five races with times ranging from 59 1 2 to 1 27 3 4.
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Gold Digger
Mixey B
Jack Lovell
Bon Voyage
Cloverdale
Banjo
Bert
Pathway
Larry K
Gertie
William Penn
Outsider
Princess Alix
Bronston
Northford
Surgeon
Medoski
Irish Pat
Trinculo
Sonora
Inter Ocean
Lottie A
Holy Port
India
Walcott
Blue Bird
Belwood
Sam Bryant
Beckton
Doc Birch
Mask
Grampian
Clementina
Belgravia
Lady Danby
Charlie
W. Morris
Barry
Dorsey
Son Malheur
Ham
Maid Ellice
Headlight
Nearey
Vagabond
Carter
Sum Hazel
Caracas
Cadet
Carassic
Remorse
His Grace
Geiger
Tenacious
Murphy
McCormick
Plorer
Lura
Lura. Time, 1:32. Fourth Race, Four and One-Half Furlongs, selling—Danger
Duffy
Ida R
Pr. Marie
Erreux
Bedford
Bordelaise
Della M
Quiller
J. Bowman
Johnny
Neary
Glimpse
Stewart
Clement
McDermott
Reynard
Samaritan
Caraven
Eugene L
First race at three-fourths mile sells with Fly first
B. B. Fly ridden by J Hill wins the opening race at three-fourths mile selling class timed 1 21 2. Theo H placed second with Cassin and H Williams aboard. other runners included Ora Audrain and Nicaragua in a dense field. Time 1 21 2.
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B. B. Fly
J. Hill
Theo H
Cassin
Charlie B
H. Williams
Botee
Lucaster
Rabbit
Ora Audrain
Nicaraagua
Nellie H
A. Clayton
Fabia
Newcomb
Princess Rose
Peterkin
Peggy Moore
Huxley
Blue Hen
Satinet
Jardine
Billett
J. McDonald
Manoa
Augustus
Miss Galop
Mollie B
Hodgeson
Sam Farmer
Knight
Leigh
Charter
Jim Henry
Fort Worth
F. Pope
van Brunt
Finnegan
Dr. Reed
Side Can
Harrold
Boothroyd
W. Talbot
Francis Hennesey
Rues
Renaud
Harvard Pennsylvania relay race to be run on 130 yard track
General sporting notes describe the 130 yard track for the Harvard Pennsylvania relay race with each man running three laps and the event expected to be interesting. The Sam Freeth case may be reopened as charges of professionalism are believed to stem from misrepresentation and his reinstatement is anticipated.
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Sam’ Freeth
Brooklyn
Freeth
Chelsea Yacht Club yearend dinner at Quincy House
The retiring board of officers of the Chelsea Yacht Club gathered at Quincy House for a banqueting evening with F. T. Clayton the late commodore at the head of the table. Attendees included James W Poole Stephen Gleason Amos Kincaid Fred Prior William Wedger Harry Fowle and Charles Billman of the yacht Georgia. The annual dinner is set for January 2 at Quincy House.
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Chelsea Yacht Club
Quincy House
F. T. Clayton
Commodore
James W. Poole
Stephen Gleason
Bonita
Amos Kincaid
Fred Prior
William Wedger
Harry Fowle
Charles Billman
Georgia
Yacht Club
London Athletes Accept New York Club Challenge
The London Athletic Club today accepted the challenge from the New York Athletic Club, sending a telegram to United Press. Arrangements for details will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Athletic Club
United Press
New York Athletic Club
Jubilee May Become Boston Cup Defender Without Building
Boston may rely on General Paine’s Jubilee as the city’s cup defender if commissioned again. Prominent yachtsmen expect no new boat to be built by Boston. changes to the Jubilee could make her the finest American boat and a strong challenger worldwide.
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Boston
General Paine
Paine
Yacht Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Massachusetts Yacht Club held its annual meeting and election of officers at Hayward place winter quarters with about fifty members present. Commodore E P Briggs was in charge as the Nashawena steamer was represented by the officers. The fledgling board included vice commodore Frank E Simpson rear commodore Oliver Perry secretary William B McClellan and treasurer RR McQuillan among others. The club reported strong finances and growing membership of about 2,000 with plans for open race series in cooperation with other clubs. An informal collation followed the session.
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Massachusetts Yacht Club
Hayward Place
Commodore Boggs
E. P. Briggs
Nashawena
Frank E. Simpson
Oliver Perry
Fanita
William B. McClellan
C. McQuillan
William E. Waterhouse
Charles H. Dodd
Henry W. Savage
Erastus Willard
Jordan W. Gay
Louis M. Clark
Percy Hodges
S. P. Perrin
W. S. Crosby
C. E. Bockus
Frank Grey
Arthur J. Clark
E. H. R. Revere
Jacob Barkey
John I. Dearborn
Gilmer Clapp
W. A. Underwood
A. W. Randolph
William T. Pouey
C. D. Parkhill
E. R. Wise
John Barkre
Skating Bulletin Ponds and Piers Nearby Jamaica Plain to Saxonville
A fragmented skating bulletin lists ponds and sites around Jamaica Pond Jamaica Plain Fair Ward's Pond Fair Leverett Pond Tremont Longwood Bays Fair Franklin Field Wood Island Park Good Brooks Pond Rough Strong Pond Oakquare Rough Chandler's Pond Rough Putterham Meadows Fresh Pond Spy Pond Upper Mystic Lake Lower Mystic Lake Horn Pond Charlies River Riverside Pumping Station Natick Concord Sudbury Rivers Wayland Saxonville and more.
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Jamaica Pond
Jamaica Plain
Fair Ward’s Pond
Leverett Pond
Tremont and
Pond
Han Coef Fair
Back Bay Fens
Huntington
Longwood Bavenues
Franklin Ark
Blue Hill Avenue
Franklin Field
Franklin Pag
Tone Eis Witnag
Seceae
Ie Fair
Upper Falls
Newig
Dston Nignoss
Ccscs
Cass
Natick
Dedham
Read- Vaio
Sudbury
North
Billevica
Wayland
Saxonville
South
A Very Important Fish in Massachusetts History
The Free Press notes the Boston Post praise for the codfish displayed in the Massachusetts House of Representatives. The paper argues the codfish is a symbol of the state’s old-time industry and deserves a place of honor in the Hall of Representatives. It claims the fish is integral to Massachusetts history, even more so than some legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
Waltham
The
Boston Post
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Hall of Representatives
City to hire five-year lighting contract with Portsmouth Electric
At a Common Council session the mayor and street lighting committee were authorized to contract the Portsmouth Electric Light Company for municipal lighting at 115 dollars per year and incandescent rights at 2 cents per night. Aldermen must ratify the deal.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Common Council
Portsmouth Electric Light Company
Board of Aldermen
First Meeting of Revere Yacht Club Requests Charter Debate
The Revere Yacht Club held its first yearly meeting at the new Winthrop avenue clubhouse with Commodore Greene presiding. About eighty gentlemen signed the charter list which closes on the third Friday of the month and a committee was formed to review proposals to close the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Yacht Club
Winthrop Avenue
Commodore Greene
West End Street Railway Conductor Meeting in Caledonia Hall
About 2000 members of Union 3873 gathered in Caledonia Hall for a late night meeting to discuss a new yearly contract draft. Officials debated 26 articles including pay for a ten and twelve hour day and seven hours in nine Sundays, with 16 articles already reviewed.
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West End Street Railway
Caledonia Hall
Union
Boston
South Boston
Roxbury
West End
Was Parkhurst called
A New York Evening Sun interview with a Chamber of Commerce member details the Lexow committee’s push to have Dr. Parkhurst in court during Superintendent Byrnes examination. Parkhurst sent a physician’s certificate saying he was ill, prompting committee astonishment. Parkhurst declined to comment. The report covers associated civic and cycling society notes, club elections, and local club schedules.
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New York
Evening Sun
Chamber of Commerce
Lexow
Parkhurst
Byrnes
Goff
Dr. Parkhurst
Peace envoys to proceed to Japan about Jan 12
The Times dispatch from Tien-Tsin reports peace envoys will travel to Japan around January 12, meeting the American aide Foster at Kobe. New-Chwang remains under Chinese control with General Sung’s forces gaining confidence and marching. Ing-Tau port is not Japanese threatened. Liu Kun Yi, newly named commander, delays front departure, seeking to join Chang Ying Huan as peace commissioner. Japan objects to Shao Yeo Lien, former Formosa governor, joining the mission.
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London
Times
Tien-Tsin
Japan
Foster
Kobe
New-Chwang
Sung
Ing-Tau
New- Chwang
Pekin
Liu Kun Yi
Li Hung Chang
Chang Ying Huan
Shao Yeo Lien
Formosa
International Racquet Matches Open in Chicago Series
The first racquet match of the series to decide the tithe of internationals championship took place at the Chicago Athletic Association court. Detwrees of La Roukes and Sta Aang, current holder, faced New se peaquet and Tenne pu nding with a 15-9 15-4 score in favor of the winners. The series continues until one side wins four games in a best of five.
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Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
Detwrees Fe
la Roukes
Sta
Boy Injured In Street Collision At Cahill Street
Eight year old John A Spragg of 8 South street Jamaica Plain collided with logs while coasting on Cahill street last evening and broke his left leg He was removed to City Hospital in a police ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Parks
Bolton Place
Pope
Pearl Street
Walker
Russell Streets
Silva
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Cavanagh
John A. Spragg
South Street
Jamaica Plain
Cahill Street
Barber sails as naval attache to Tokyo legation
Secretary Herbert, after today’s cabinet meeting, details Commander F. M. Barber as naval attache to the American legation in Tokio. He will sail from San Francisco on the 15th inst. Barber commanded the Monocacy in China from 1891 to 1893 and is well acquainted with Asiatic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert
F. M. Barber
Tokio
San Francisco
Barber
China
Boston Post awards piano and honors little Ethel Hart
The Boston Post awards a piano to Master J Leslie King and adds eight year old Ethel S Hart to the roll of honor. Little Ethel, daughter of the late Eugene S Hart and Mrs Louise Hart, lives on Olive Street and is described by the Post as a pretty shy child with large brown eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Newburyport
The
Boston Post
J. Leslie King
Ethel
Hart
Eugene S. Hart
Louise Hart
Olive Street
Post
Ethel S. Hart
Russell Brothers Concert Promises Top Stars Tomorrow Night
A Graham concert tomorrow night will feature Will H. Fox, the Paddewhiskie of the piano, Lizzie Raymond the balladist, and Sam Bernard the original Dutch comedian. The three acts were secured late last night for the of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brothers’ Company
Will H. Fox
Lizzie Raymond
Sam Bernard
Graham
Suspect arrested in jewelry larceny case
John Donnelly, alias Donlin, 22, was arrested by Division 9 last night on alleged complicity in the larceny of jewelry valued at $55 from Mrs. Templeton of 312 Mac. The case ties him to a robbery involving Mrs. Templeton and a residence on MacArthur Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donnelly
Donlin
Division 9
Templeton
Salem Common Council Officers Chosen in Caucus
Salem January 4 The Common Council of 1895 chose A T Newhall as president by 12 votes to 11 for W D Chamble with one absent Collins was nominated clerk unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Common Council
A. T. Newhall
W. D. Chanvle
F. OM. Collins
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Allen & Ginter
Richmond, VA
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