Still More Facts About McAuliffe and Burge Story
The article details that McAuliffe attempted to bribe Dick Burge to secure a win if a match occurred and notes Burge spoke with many witnesses in Boston before the Post published. It describes McAuliffe’s fragility, planned sparring, and hotel theft rumors, plus updates on Aleck Greggains and boxing match negotiations with Jim Hall, Mike Creedom, and other Boston boxing figures.
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Burge
Greggains
Mike Creedom
Thomases
McAuliffe
Dick Burge
the Post
Music Hall
Boston
Hem Brock
John F. Gallagher
Patsey Sheppard
Captain Cooke
Jim Westcott
William Daly, Jr
Howie Hodgkins
John Keenan
Joe Lewis
Denny Kelliber
Harry Schaeffer
Billy Vail
Mariit Flaherty
Dave Lewis
Brooklyn
Mac
Haggerty
Gamond
Troon
New England League May Form With Six Cities
At a Young's Hotel meeting the New England League may organize with six cities. Worcester Providence and Boston clubs possible with Salem possibly absent. Boston fans would support a South End grounds team. Last season’s success credited to zealous officials led by Secretary J C Morse.
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Young’s Hotel
Worcester
Providence
Boston
South End
Salem
J. C. Morse
Polo Night Sets Stage for Three Matches at Mechanics Hall
Polo followers will see three games next Monday at Mechanics Hall featuring four teams the Worcesters Walthams Pawtuckets and Woburns. The Woburn lineup includes John McKay Pierce Foster and Gay and is described as very strong. The Walthams and Worcesters head the league while winners meet in a playoff under New England Polo League rules with a regular league referee. Liberal cash prizes are offered for the three top games.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Worcesters
Walthams
Pawtuckets
Woburns
Woburn
John McKay
Pierce
Foster
Gay
New England
Ice Polo Considered for Salem Rink League
Salem polo fans discuss introducing ice polo at the new skating rink. Salem Bicycle Club members back the idea and weigh feasibility of an amateur league with a game schedule and suitable prizes in and around the city.
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Salem
Horse Races at Guttenburg N J Sunday results list
Special to the Posy reports today’s Guttenburg races with six events. Athlena wins first in 1:10 as Tom Skidmore places second Laurenska third. Kirsch leads selling race two in 1:16, Fagot second, Uncertainty third. Woodchopper takes third in 1:24, Doctor Helmuth second, Brooklyn third. Mohican wins the handicap at 1:44 with Panway second and Logan third. Fidget wins selling four and a half furlongs in 56 seconds. Kenwood tops six and a half furlongs in 1:25 14 with Van Wart second Eugenie third.
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Guttenburg
N. J
Athlena
Tom Skidmore
Laurenska
Kirsch
Woodchopper
Doctor Helmuth
Brooklyn
Doctor Ifelmuth
Mohican
Panway
Logan
Fidget
Jim Nervill
Kenwood
van Wart
Eugenie
Gloucester Results From Gloucester Park N J Jan 17
Thorough racing card results list winners and betting odds for six races at Gloucester New Jersey with times and payouts, noting Seabird Prince Imperial Grenadier Grand Prix Contest Gloster Comforter Pokino Brown Charlie Seabird Comrade Gloster Vendetta Ned Darius Edward F Key Stone Bobby Calnan Jerquet Eddie M and others across multiple sprint and distance events.
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N. J
Seabird
Samaritan
Prather
Prince Imperial
Silvani
Hattrick
Hatrick Ace
Grenadier
Eddie M
Ned
Eadie M
Maid of Blarney
Battle Cry
Gloster
Queen @Or
Queen d'Or
Comforter
Inverkip
Philander
Inverkipgelding
Pokino
Jim Fagin
Lees
Deer Lodge
Shamrock
Ray
Perchance
Sir Lester
Charlie K
Bingham
Dan Sullivan
Beausseant
Agnes H
Brown
Charlie
Log
Wyoming
Loo
War Paint
Poet
Comrade
Censor
Charlie Wilson
Forest
Painkiller
Annie E
Vendetta
Argenta
Rose Howard
Darius
Edward F
Key Stone
Bobby Calnan
Jerquet
Stallion Race Endorsed by Leading Boston Horsemen
David H. Blanchard’s $10,000 stallion stake draws strong backing and high praise from prominent New England horsemen. Letters from Forbes, Thayer, Russell, Shepard, Nevins, Whitcomb, Leavitt, Hall commend the plan to hold a stallion race at Mystic Park next September, predicting wide public interest and a strong field of trotters.
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David H. Blanchard
Mr. Blanchard
J. Malcolm Forbes
John E. Thayer
Boston
Henry S. Russell
John Shepard
David Nevins
Whitcomb
Mystic Park
G. W. Leavitt
New England
George G. Hall
Athletic Schemes Discussed At N E A A U Meeting
Representatives from eleven athletic clubs discussed indoor championships under Technology Athletic Club. A special session gave the schedule committee power to decide after conferring with Tech officials. Proposals to send outdoor champions to Chicago's World’s Fair were referred to a committee. Loyola Athletic Club’s application was approved and Phil Sheehan was reinstated pending a signed affidavit.
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Board of Managers
Technology Athletic Club
Thene
George W. Beals
John A. Keliber
Robert O’doherty
Tech
Chicago
Messrs Beals
Flaherty
Babb
Kelcher
McShane
New England
Loyola Athletic Club
John H. Mahones
Impeau
Phil Sheehan
Phil
Hayes Death Remains of Civil War Hero and President
A long obituary recounts Rutherford B. Hayes career from major in 1861 through brigadier general and Medal of Courage to Governor of Ohio and U S President. It notes his Civil War heroism at South Mountain and Winchester, his pivotal 1876 election by Electoral Commission, and his reform efforts and post presidency life.
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Ohio
Virginia
Congress
Mr. Blaine
Mr. Conkling
Mr. Tilden
Hayes
Louisiana
Florida
Oregon
Tilden
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Mr. Hayes
Soutern
Conkling
Interior Department
Washington
Post Office
Custom House
New York
House of Representatives
Garfield
Fremont
Bowling Gossip Promises Record Pace in League Meet
The league anticipates a 600+ score as Follis of Melrose Highlands leads with a stellar game against Melrose Athletic Club. His 11 strikes and 18 spares mark the cleanest bowling of the season, while Salem’s bowlers flop against the Reviews for a poor showing. Lynch shines for the Waverleys, with others failing to keep pace. Tonight’s sole match at the Norfolk House features Casnos versus Newtons in a hoped-for fine contest.
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Follis
Melrose Highlands Club
Melrose Athletic Club
Salem
Waverleys
Lynch
Norfolk House
Casnos
Newtons
Bowling Tourney Dates Pending Albion Building Plans
The national bowling tournament dates are not yet set. Builders of the Cyclorama building must finish the alleys before invitations are sent, with Newark Pastime Bowlers likely to be invited. The event should conclude before April starting.
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Cyclorama
Newark
Winthrop Yacht Club Elects Officers for 1906 Season
The annual meeting at the American House drew fifty members. Commodore J S Cush ing presided as secretary C G Bird reported the ensu ing year’s officers: Commodore J Stearns Cush ing, vice commodore Albert W Torrey, secretary Charles G Bird, treasurer George L Cade, measurer Harry Hutchinson, directors Clarence H Billings George A Foxcroft Joseph B Cann George F Leighton. Regatta committee A Henery Howard Gould H C Morse William A Garratt Walter T Milton. Membership committee L B Meston L J Gillies Albert Partridge John Mac Connell Sr Quincy Kilby B A Pratt W H Mirick F H Richardson John G Cuthbertson. Next meeting set for the third Tuesday in May.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
American House
J. S. Cushing
C. G. Bird
J. Stearns Cushing
Albert W. Torrey
Charles G. Bird
George L.cade
Harry Hutchinson
Clarence H. Billings
George A. Foxcroft
Joseph B.cann
George F. Leighton
Howard Gould
A. Henery
H. C. Morse
William A. Garratt
Walter T. Milton
Meston
L. J. Gillies
Albert Partridge
John MacConnell
Quincy Kilby
B. A. Pratt
W. H. Mirick
F. H. Richardson
John G. Cuthbertson
Hayes Reflects On Civil War Wound At South Mountain
Mr. Hayes recalls his 1862 South Mountain battle where a wounded left arm remained weak. He led the charge and held his unit's line after being hit, speaking calmly of wounds as if of little consequence.
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Mr. Hayes
South Mountain
At 70 He Appeared the Very Personification of Health
A January 12, 1898 encounter describes ex President Hayes at over 70 as vigorous and lucid. He enters briskly, medium height, white hair and frosted beard, blue eyes, and a rosy, healthy complexion. He speaks clearly, recalls speeches, and remains lively, energetic, and businesslike, even arranging portraits of his home with Mrs Webb Hayes.
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Mr. Hayes
Hayes
White House
Hayes House Spiegel Grove Fremont Home
Mr. Hayes’s home Spiegel Grove sits on Fremont outskirts. A Gothic red brick two story house with a long front porch and many windows, set in a park of forest trees. Though not grand, it is homelike and fully used, with expansive space and rooms that feel lived in.
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Mr. Hayes
Fremont
Spiegel Grove
White House
Hayes’s Private Study and Bath Workshop Revealed
In a detailed likeness of routine labor Hayes shows a ground floor bedroom preserved from his late wife’s time. A mahogany four poster, walls lined with pictures and books, and a connected private bathroom turned manuscript workshop reveal a life of disciplined study and solitary work.
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Mr. Hayes
Sayes
His Library and Daily Routine of a Private Collector
Mr Hayes guards a 12000 volume Americana rich library and describes a disciplined routine: rising with the sun, reading and writing before breakfast, walking six miles daily, and tending to correspondence by hand. He notes three daily trips downtown, lunch at one, then continued reading and walking the grounds in the afternoon.
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Mr. Hayes
A Man’s Carriage Outing With Ladies Friends
A narrator describes a lengthy daytime drive in a horse drawn carriage kept open when weather allows. He states he always brings someone along, with about a dozen town ladies available to ride. The carriage holds three or four passengers and he calls for companions without prior appointment. His daughter goes out about once weekly.
Tender Tribute to Mrs Hayes Ex-President’s Admired Virtues
The ex-president praised Mrs Hayes as deeply compassionate and capable, recalling how she aided a drunken woman in Columbus and comforted injured boys during medical care. He described her as an angel to soldiers, with a powerful, guiding presence from youth through wartime service.
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Hayes
Columbus
Mrs. Hayes
Auntie Hayes
Hayes Family Photographs Vast Collection of 5000 to 10000 Images
The Hayes home reportedly holds thousands of photos covering varied subjects. Rutherford Hayes Jr., nicknamed Rud, is a noted amateur photographer with a well-equipped dark room, and many pictures feature the ex president and his circle.
Powderly Visits Boston Knights of Labor Head
General Master Workman T. V. Powderly arrived in Boston and was greeted by a local Knights of Labor committee. He praised the nationwide growth of the organization, spoke at the America Hall convention, and addressed a mass meeting after a 5 o'clock adjournment. He said he would stay two or three days at the Adams House.
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Knights of Labor
Workman Powderly
Powderly
Oes
Post
Boston
Adams House
America Hall
the Knights of Labor
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