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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1896

Page

3

Williams Satisfied Will Send a Team to England Next July

The New York Athletic Club election ended with Barstow S. Weeks chosen as captain, defeating Eddie Weinacht by 105 votes and ending Benny Williams’ bloc. Weeks signals plans for abroad competition and aims to assemble top American athletes, with possible England travel in July and no commitment to Greece due to May intercollegiate games.

New York New York Athletic Club Barstow S. Weeks Williams West Fifty-ninth Street Weeks Eddie Weinacht James D. Foote Benny Williams B C. Williams H. H Baxter England America Greece

Boxing Gossip From New York and Boston Boxing Week

The Metropolitan Association championship bouts in New York hint at strong amateur prospects for Buffalks next Monday. Boston and Philadelphia clubs stage early showdowns with Owen Ziegler versus Charlie McKeever and local boxers like John Bell seeking matches. Promoters announce future heads with plans for Maher versus Fitzsimmons and several key sparring events at Providence and Lynn.

Metropolitan Association New York Buffalks New Manhattan Boston Philadelphia Tuxedo Club Owen Ziegler Charlie McKeever Ziegler McKeever John Bell Jim Betts Young Powell Charlestown Young Harrison Steve Mahoney Will Keeffe Lawrence Kid Mulligan Keeffe Louis Sullivan Sullivan Billy Ernst Rockaway Beach Joe Flaherty Lynn Ernst Walter Campbell Billy Vernon Mike Leonard Arthur Valentine Stanton Abbott John Young Mike Dempsey Bull McCarthy Dan O’connell Charlie Barnet George Reynolds Mike Harris Mike Hughes Jerome Quigly Jerry Hadley Jack Mulligan Jim Holmes Tom Reagan Skin Gloves Charlie MacManus Joe Hannon John Gorman Joelms Jerry Callahan Ernst and Flaherty Patsey Downey New Bedford Joe Murphy Providence George Dixon Jack Falvey Downey Dan Stuart Juarez Maher Fitzsimmons Joe Choynski Jim Hall Choynski Hall Pittsburg William A

Skating Flourishes on Franklin Field and Nearby Ponds

Ploughs hitched to horses show useful work as crowds flood Franklin Field Wood Island Park and other ponds after heavy snow. Hundreds glide on clear ice praised for its excellent condition while ice polo and skating contests entertain visitors. Notables like James O Connell H George James Fish Arthur Noyes Fred Clement William Clark and others skated. many young women enjoyed the ride as lines of West End streetcars crowded with spectators.

Franklin Field Wood Island Park West End Street Railway James O’connell H. George James Fish Arthur Noyes Fred

Boxing Fizzles End In All Draws At Cliftondale Club

A Cliftondale Club boxing card produced four draws with Hastings versus Leary ending in a second round stoppage cite and police interference. Crowds from East Boston and nearby towns attended, and logistical chaos followed the event as spectators trudged home after delays and barge-related mishaps.

Saugus Cliftondale Club Hastings Leary George C. Neal Boston Lynn Franklin Park Jimmy Gallagher Peter Silva Jimmy Donlon Mick’’ Doherty

Boston Latin boys rally for track team hopefuls

Boston Latin School players volunteer for the track squad as they prepare to challenge English High School in the city rivalry. Captain Lincoln calls for candidates and a long list of hopefuls including Foster Curran Connolly Daly Maloney Durham Murphy Bassity Lynch Ham Leavens Kelley Bush Moore Bonelli Duffield Reed Young Morton Smith Crawford Daly Whalen Weld Wagstaff Howes Gray Carey Wolff Mallet Dean Kesselsmeth Wood Clarke is noted with more likely to join later.

Boston Latin School Lincoln Foster Curran Connolly C. Daly Maloney Durham Murphy Bassity Lynch Ham Leavens Kelley Bush Moore Bonelli Duffield Reed Young Morton Smith Crawford Daly Whalen Weld Wagstaff Howes Gray Carey Wolff Mallet Dean Kesselsmeth Wood Clarke

Breitenstein to Quit Browns for Chester League Move

Theodore Breitenstein the St. Louis Browns left handed pitcher will leave the club next season to join a Chester city club in the Southern Illinois League. He plans to enter business in Chester backed by moneyed men, with Asa Hazel from the local penitentiary as his main backer. Breitenstein’s friends say the decision is final.

al Buckenberger Connecticut Theodore Breitenstein St. Louis Browns Chester Asa Hazel Breitenstein Brettenstein

Racing Day at the Snow Track Showcased Fast Pacers

A bustling racing day on the boulevards featured crack flyers and many drivers as Valley Chief, a top snow horse, was sold to Providence buyers. Gil Curry led attention with 2:11 3/4 pace while Ben H led several brushes. other notable speeds came from Jack Wyman, Maud A, and Flora B as crowds watched the snow course shine and racing totals energized a large gathering of turfmen.

Valley Chief George A. Fales Providence Gil Curry Charles Haley Ben H J. H. McCarty Dr. Fowle Charlestown Miss Watson A. W. Davis Ed Mac F. W. Smith Paul Lee H Captain Perkins Lady Wilcott L. P. Wyman Dick Murphy Alice Goldsmith Volunteer John Riley Mona A M. Connors Dr. McDonald Agnes M J. D. Paine George Leavitt J. B. Shattuck Flora B W. P. Hall Colonel Galvin Mystic Park Lady Purit McBeth W. H. Stall Jimmy Chaplin Cambridge Augustus Johnson P. J. Riley Malden Cornelius Sullivan New York Joseph Beaumont Ireland United States Colonel Scannell Miss Scannell

City Streets Allow Sled Coasting Across Neighborhoods

A compiled list identifies streets in City proper Roxbury West Roxbury and surrounding districts where coasting is permitted from Way street to Dover street. The long street roster includes branches Allen Brighton Spring Poplar North Grove North Russell Billerica Cooper Pitts Norman North Margin Hull Charter Sheafe North Bennet Chambers Myrtle Albany East Boston Brighton area South Boston East Third to M and K streets East Third N to P Fast Fourth G to Atlantic East Fifth I and streets West Fifth between G and E streets East Seventh between G and H streets East Broadway F street West Third to West First Silver Linden Pacific Roxbury Dorchester Westville Pope s Hill Rich field Train Park Magnolia Maxwell Dix Morton Wales Cushing Sawyer West Cottage Chestnut Metropolis etc.

City Proper Branch Allen Brighton Spring Poplar North Grove North Russell Billerica Cooper Pitts Norman North Margin Hull Charter Sheafe North Bennet Chambers Street Myrtle Street Albany Street Way Street Dover Street East Son Princeton Jeffries Cottace Sumner Monmouth Trenton Newton Union Foster Everett Hobart Saunders Leicester Murdock Dustin B Ston East Third Atlantic East Fifth Street West Fifth Street East Broadway West First Silver Street Dorchester Linden Street Pacific Street Roxbury Thornton Phillips Walden Holborn Wail Langdon Clarence Shirley Ambrose Magnolia Seaver Bainbridge Hazelwood Lamont Belden Hiilside Gay Hed Haskins Kenilworth Laurel Dewey Norfolk Fairland Wyoming Linwood Elm Hill Humboldt Westminster Woodward St. Alphonsus Street Hartford Brookford Howard Avenue Moreland Street Blue Hill Avenue Highland Street Hawthorn Centre Streets West Roxbury Egleston Oakdale Kittredge Newbern Rockview Fairfield Walnut Hill Birch Walk Hill Rockwood Ridge Florence Cornwall Paul Gore Chestnut Avenue Lamartine Spring Park Avenue Enfield Street Chestnut Anawan Metropolitan Avenues West Walnut Park Charlestown — High Walker Cordis Pleasant Adams, Soley Bunker Hill Baldwin Eden Lexington Monument Mead Oak Auburn Pearl Streets Westville Pope’s Hill Richfield Train Park Maxwell Dix Morton Wales Streets Cushing Sawyer West Cottage Street Dudley Street

Iselin Sails to England Amid Dunraven Inquiry Delays

Iselin left for England to escape delays in the Dunraven investigation report. Reports say a duel rumor with Lord Dunraven is unfounded and the committee’s delay stems from the volume of testimony. Hon E J Phelps and Captain Mahan to be made honorary New York Yacht Club members. A special NYYC meeting to discuss the committee’s report may be held next Thursday.

C. Oliver Iselin England Dunraven Iselin Lord Dunraven E. J. Phelps Mahan New York Yacht Club

The Greatest Pain Annihilator in Salvation Oil

The phrase extols Salvation Oil as a universal remedy claimed to quell pain. It asserts the product cures the age old pain universally, presenting a timeless wellness promise without qualification.

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Cure for Mrs Meisner's Back Pain

Mrs. Catherine Meisner of South Boston suffered severe back and kidney pain after pneumonia. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Curtis' drug store, pain and frequent urination stopped, rest and vitality returned, and she credited the remedy. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents.

Doan Catherine Meisner W. 3d St Boston Dean Curtis’ Drug Store Broadway C Streets Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U.S

Charlestown Bowling Club Triumphs Over Dorchester Centrals

Enthusiastic play at Charlestown alleys saw the Charles towns defeat the Dorchester Centrals. Charlestowns led by 27 pins after the first string and finished 2777 to 2623, nearing the three-string team record while Dorchesters stay a few points ahead in the second division.

Charlestown Dorchester Centrals Charlestowns Dorchesters

Bowling results show mixed team scores across leagues

The report lists multiple club results from last evening across venues in Roxbury Alphia Neighborhood Riverdale Central Glendon Medford Brockton Campello and Arlington. Notable tallies include Central 2678 and Medford-Medford 2569 with Old Powder House 2872 and Jae Melrose-Melrose A C 2704.

Duffy and McCarthys Jeffersons Roxbury Alphia Neighborhood Riverdale Central Glendon Medford Old Powder House Jae Melrose Melrose A. C Boston Brockton—Philedians Commercials Brockton Shoe City Wheelmen Campello B. C Poncetoy Eromerd & Mitchell’s Keswicks Glee Haverhill Haverhill Nashua Beverly

New York Show Rumors Stir Board Election Plans

The New York papers report a rumor that President Spalding of the National Board of Trade planned a snap meeting to secure election to the Board of Trade. Spalding urged stockholders to send proxies for an adjourned session on January 2. Also noted are tire exhibitions and bicycle repair tips at the Chicago show and updates on exhibitors preparing booths for Madison Square Garden ahead of Saturday’s opening.

New York Spalding National Board of Trade Board of Trace Chicago Corporaton Redding T'R Hartford Rubber Works Company South Brooklyn Liberty Libertys Madison Square Garden

Everett Mayor Names City Officials In Appointment List

The Everett Board of Aldermen reelected J. H. Cannell as city clerk and George W. S. Dorkurm as clerk of committees. Mayor Henderson proposed appointments including Charles G. Nichols city solicitor Dr E B Young city physician Nathan Nichols city treasurer Charles M Mason city engineer Elmer L Foye auditor George O Pickering health board member Henry A Tenney George E Smith Dudley P Bailey library trustees Adam B Cook Overseer of the Poor and H W Johnson registrar of voters. The nominations were sent to the committee on public service for action.

Everett Everett Board of Aldermen J. H. Cannell George W Dorkurm Henderson Charles GC. Nichols E. B. Young Nathan Nichols Charles M. Mason Elmer L. Foye Board of Health George O. Pickering Public Library Henry A. Tenney George E. Smith Dudley P. Bailey Adam B. Cook H. W. Johnson Committee On Public Service

Yvette Guilbert in Boston Tonight and Week of Opera and Theatre

Boston notices announce Yvette Guilbert will debut in Music Hall tonight amid strong advance sales. Hansel and Gretel returns next week with Harris’s company, while Potter and Bellew close their Camille run. The Chieftain at Tremont and other bills highlight Sullivan’s score and crowd favorites at various venues.

Wansel Gretel Hollis Francis Wilson Chieftain Tremont Music Hall Yvette Guilbert Boston the Chieftain Tremont Theatre Arthur Sullivan

Fourteenth Annual Theatrical Mechanics Benefit in Boston

The fourteenth annual benefit of the Theatrical Mechanics Association was held in Boston Theatre. A long program featured performances by Columbia Theatre Orchestra Murphy and McCoy Pendleton children J K Murray and others with E H Sothern in The Prisoner of Zenda scenes and Shaughraun excerpts. The stage was directed by McCarty Rose and Duffy with an executive committee led by Ex-President John M. Davis as chairman.

Theatrical Mechanics’ Association Boston Columbia Theatre Orchestra Murphy and McCoy Grand Museum Pendleton Children J. K. Murray Castle Square Jim Cronin Lyceum Lew Hawkins Howard E. H. Sothern Zenda W. S. Cleveland Flora Finlayson Keith Charles Barron Annie Clarke Shaughraun Lawrence McCarty E. E. Rose Mr. Duffy John M. Davis Charles E. B. Tyler Louis Baer P. W. Malone J. J. Barry J. D. Noonan W. J. Blair B. F. Lennon J. M. Walker J. A. Murray D. T. Hurley E. J. McCarren F. J. Callaghan

British Counsel to Observe Johannesburg Treason Trials

London reports counsel for Great Britain will attend the Johannesburg Treason trials held in Pretoria. The action aims to watch proceedings for British American and Belgian arrestees and to safeguard their interests.

London Great Britain Johannesburg Pretoria

More Arrests for Treason in South Africa

Cape Town January 16 by order of President Kruger thirty seven more members of the Uitland reform committee have been arrested for treason. Bail was refused. Dr. Jameson and his non native associates will be sent to England while the others go to their homes.

Jameson Cape Town South Africa Kruger Uitland Reform Committee Dr. Jameson England

Arrests in Johannesburg and Pretoria spark fear of industry disruption

Secretary Chamberlain asked Governor Robinson for details on the Johannesburg reform committee arrests and pending trials. Robinson replied the men face treason charges and subversion, to be tried by the High Court of the Transvaal, with trial date not fixed yet. He urged Kruger to show moderation to preserve sympathy.

London Chamberlain Robinson Cape Colony Reform Committee Johannesburg Pretoria Rand Transvaal High Court South African Republic Cape Town Kruger

War scare fuels drive for 50 million mark navy fund

Berlin reports a wartime scare spurs agitation for a 50,000,000 mark appropriation to expand the navy. The move aims to bolster defense amid rising tensions.

Berlin

Kruger Demands Indemnity for Boer Casualties

A London Johannesburg special reports President Kruger will seek 25 000 indemnity for each Boer killed in the Jameson raid fighting. The demand underscores the escalating costs of the conflict as Kruger presses for punitive compensation.

London Johannesburg Kruger Jameson

Yale Undergrads Weigh Yale Boat Race Entry

Yale undergraduates and alumni prominent in boating will meet to decide whether Yale should apply to join the Hudson race involving Harvard Cornell Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania. Yale sentiment favors joining but some advisors fear a crowded five team field.

New Haven Conn Yale Hudson Harvard Cornell Columbia University of Pennsylvania

Martin Julian Arrives as Referee Expected for Carnival Pavilion

EL PASO Texas man Martin Julian, Fitzsimmons's manager, arrived this morning. The referee is expected to be agreed on before tomorrow. The diagram of Stuart's fifth carnival pavilion has been completed. The pavilion will seat 20 000 people.

EL Paso Tex Martin Julian Fitzsimmons Stuart

Polo Results From Salem to New Bedford Meet

Polo results list teams and scores across several matches including Hustlers 0 to 8 at Reviews, Waltham 6 to 1 over Chelsea, Salem-Salem 10 to Providence 5, New Bedford 9 to Fall River 6, and Stoneham 8 to Clinton 3 at Stoneham.

Hustlers Waltham Chelsea Salem—Salem Providence New Bedford Fall River Stoneham—Clinton Stoneham

Steinitz Beats Pillsbury in Petrov Defence in Nimble Chess Session

In Saint Petersburg the second sitting of the fifth round of the international chess tournament saw Steinitz defeating Pillsbury in Petrov's defence after 68 moves. Tehigorin drew with Lasker in a two Knights' defence after 24 moves, shaping the overall score with Lasker 9 wins 6 losses, Steinitz 7 1 2 wins 6 1 2 losses, Pillsbury 6 1 2 wins 7 1 2 losses, and Tschigorin at 9 wins 9 losses.

ST. Petersburg Steintz White Pillsbury Petroff Tehigorin Lasker Tschigorin

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