Racing Horses Exceeding Brisk Pace on Boulevard Snow
A lively afternoon of side-wheelers and trotters on the boulevard featured many noted drivers and horses. J Reed Whipple with Rhena led spars with Salander, while Charles P. and Lee Wilkes posted 2 12 1 4 and 2 13 1 4 respectively in brushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Mr. Whipple
Fred Eames
Mr. Fitzgerald
Charles P
John Grout
Lee Wilkes
Mr. Young
Rodney J
Mr. Grout
Wilkes
George H. Hicks
Miss Nehander
Comee
A. J. Feek
Bard Palmer
Feek
Mr. Tower
William Young
Frank Hall
Mr. Stults
E. P. Beebe
Billy Robbs
Walter Hadley
Parlin
W. Parlin
American Horse Breeder
Don Carlos
C. H. Barnard
Dick Lawrence
Howell
Rigby
John D. Gilman
Summer Street
Isaac Sexton
Lothair Boy
Valley Chief’s Ghost
Tom Gillig
Sunny Craig
Edward Mills
John Baldwin
Clayborne
George Lee
George Gay
Scott Leighton
Frank Shubert
Caldwell
Chardon Street
New England skating championships set for late January
Promoters report strong excitement for the New England championships around January 30. Prizes are promised as satisfactory and entries from Canada and the Western States will be screened. Events include one, three, and five miles for speed skating, an 88 yard dash for youths under 16, a hurdle race, and 440 yard backward skating. Entry fees are one dollar for the first three events and sixty cents for the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New England
The
Skating Bulletin Notes Field Conditions
Franklin Field, Charles Bank, Chandler's Pond, Wood Island Park marked good. Strong Pond listed as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Field
Charles Bank
Chandler’s Pond
Wood
Island Park
Strong Pond
St James Ladies Gala Dance At Cotillon Hall
St James's Young Ladies' C T A Auxiliary hosted a grand dance in Cotillon Hall drawing over two hundred couples for a grand march led by Mr John Foley and Miss Annie E Moynehan followed by executive ladies. A mid evening collation was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s Young Ladies
C. T. A. Auxiliary
Cotillon Hall
John Foley
Annie E. Moynehan
Courtney Dismissed From Police Force
General Order No 325 issues dismissal for Patrolman Daniel J. Courtney of Division 2 after a finding of neglect of duty by the Board of Police. The action was announced last night in the department's formal order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Daniel J. Courtney
Division 2
Boxing Gossip From Cliftondale Shows Poor Referee Control
Boston and Lynn boxing fans traveled to Cliftondale for a show that devolved into mismanagement and four draws. The writer criticizes referee Mick Doherty, calls for better crowd returns, and notes future bouts and fighters including Mysterious Billy Smith and Leary, with calls for honesty in boxing promotion.
Alumni Celebrate Benjamin Franklin Birthday Dinner
University of Pennsylvania alumni societies held their annual dinner in Franklin’s honor after a business meeting. Elected officers include President George H. Twitchell of Keene New Hampshire and Vice President Rev W W Newton of Pittsfield.
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University of Pennsylvania
Benjamin Franklin
George H. Twitchell
Keene
N. H
W. W. Newton
D. D
Pittsfield
Oliver Huckel
Amherst
W. D. Roberts
Boston
W. J. Thompson
Boston Associated Cycling Clubs Elect New Officers
The annual meeting at Young's Hotel with delegates from 20 clubs heard the treasurer report $3379.62 receipts and $1356.90 disbursements. Alvin T Fuller won the championship with 72 points. officers elected included Williams president and McCausland secretary. Bowling to be a club feature next season with strict attendance.
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Associated Cycling Clubs
Young’s Hotel
Spencer T. Williams
Treasury
Boston
Vicinity
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Alvin T. Fuller
John B. Bianchi
McDuffee
Tucker
Medford Club
Kerrison
Press Club
Basset
Newton Club
Fred
McCausland, Jr
C. W. Foudrinier
Leopold Abrahams
J. Dean
A. D. Peck
W. S. Dean
McCardell, Porter and Byles
McCausland
Chicago Show Attracts Large Crowd And New Colt Gun Demonstration
An estimated 100000 people attended the Chicago fair during its eight days. In New York the Pope Manufacturing Company will exhibit the Colt automatic gun adopted by the U S Navy. The firearm, mounted on a specially built bicycle, weighs 39 pounds and uses a six millimeter cartridge. at 1000 yards it demonstrated precision. The League of American Wheelmen recognized recent professional and Class B records and announced suspensions for several racers for misconduct and rule violations.
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Peter J. Berio
Bhear
New Orleans
P. J. Berle
E. A. McDuffie
Nat Butter
Watham
BE. A. McDuffie
Nat Butler
Waltham
Bald
Zimmerman
Pope Company
New York
Chicago
Pope Manufacturing Company
United States Navy
League of American Wheelmen
F. R. 5 Ae
Miner
Minghamtee Ne Ee
Towle
Auburn
Me. Sweet
Norway
Permanen
D. A. Kramer
Moines
Baker Kidney Pills advertised to cure rheumatism
Rheumatic pains arise when diseased kidneys fail to remove uric acid from the blood. Baker's Kidney Pills claim to cure rheumatism by curing the sick kidneys and refitting them for their work as blood strainers. Book about it free from Baker Pill Co., Bangor Maine. Pills 50 cents at Druggists.
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Baker Pill Co
Bangor
Maine
Bowling League Scores at Boylston Alleys
The Mercantile League played two games at Boylston alleys. Dennison Manufacturing Company defeated Batchelder Lincoln & Co. Portmore set a season record by rolling 673 across three strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile League
Boylston
Rexfords Defeat Malden Commercials by Narrow 48-Pin Margin
Rexfords edged the Malden Commercials 48 pins to 47 in a tight Rexford alleys bowing night on Bowdoin Street with a close final tally.
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Rexford
Bowdoin Street
Malden
Rexfords
Roughans Drubbed by Carruths at Hanover Street Alleys
The Roughans of Charlestown were soundly defeated by the Carruths at Carruth’s alleys on Hanover street last night. The score was not disclosed in the readable text.
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Charlestown
Carruth’s
Hanover Street
Bradford Thom as Co. Dominates Brown Durrell Co. Match
Bradford Thomas and Company unleashed a decisive win over Brown Durrell and Company, never trailing from the opening whistle. The five for Bradford rolled up an easy victory as they held a comfortable lead throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Durrell & Co
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Meyers defeat Shermans by 212 at City Hall alleys
The Meyers of Cambridge beat the Shermans at City Hall alleys by 212 points. Smail led Meyers with a 554 total while none of the Sherman five reached 500. The score details follow.
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Meyers
Sherman
Cambridge
Shermans
City Hall
Smail
Local Scores From Malden Kernwood Brockton Matches
The report lists yard numbers and team names with scores across several venues. Malden Kernwood Jeffries Winter Club 2411 versus 2469 and Brockton Campeslo Randolph 2446 versus 2102. Brockton Spofford Mitchell Jr 2120 against Park Theatre Jr 2044. Brockton Invincibles 2121 versus Enter prise 2103.
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Malden
Kernwood
Jeffries Winter Club
Brockton—Campeslo
Randolph
Brockton
Polo Results From Clinton Fall River Pawtucket Meets
Polo results show Clinton 4 Woburn 3 at Clinton Clinton and Fall River 6 Salem 4 at Fall River Fall River and Pawtucket 8 Pawtucket 4 at Pawtucket New Bedford winning 8 to 4 in Pawtucket.
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Clinton
Woburn
Fall River
Salem
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Glanders Strikes Myopia Stables at Hamilton
Beverly reports a contagious glanders outbreak at Myopia stables in Hamilton. Three high value horses owned by R. M. Appleton, including Bishop and possibly Diana, have died or are slated for death. About thirty owners informed. veterinarians from Boston called. Wenham and Hamilton authorities to quarantine the stable. further killings likely.
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Beverly
Myopia
Hamilton
R. M. Appleton
Appleton
Diana
Boston
Wenham
Patritots Withdraw From Bejucal As Revolt Rages
News from Cuba reports the patriots retreating from Bejucal while railway traffic resumes to Rincon. An engagement near Candaleria in Pinar del Rio lasts two hours with seven patriots dead and seven government wounded. Another clash near Cascorro ends after a bayonet charge, with 14 074 cartridges used and 40 to 50 patriots killed.
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Bejucal
Rincon
Luque
Candaleria
Pinar del Rio
Cascorro
Roloff
Masso
Rodriguez
Aguero
Castillo
Mexico
Miro
El Correo Espanol decries U S Cuban policy amid war talk
El Correo Espanol accuses Secretary Olney of meeting Cuban leaders and warns Spain would view American recognition of Cuban belligerency as a de facto war declaration. The paper argues such recognition harms Spain due to Cuba's proximity and U S supply access, asserting Spaniards desire war to prove strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
el Correo Espanol
Olney
Spain
United States
Cuba
Monroe Doctrine Legacy and Venezuela Debate Analyzed
The discussion covers 1823 colonial claims, the essence of the Monroe doctrine, and the Venezuelan dispute between Venezuela and Great Britain. It contrasts four doctrinal variants and argues for a clear self protection policy while resisting a broadened or gagged interpretation.
Yale to decide on Hudson race entry soon
Yale rowing authorities will meet in New Haven rather than New York to decide if Yale applies for admission to the Hudson race with Harvard Cornell Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania eights. Prom week begins tomorrow with leading boating advisers in attendance.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New York
Hudson
Harvard
Cornell
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Populists Name July 22 For National Convention
The People's party national committee met at the Ladell Hotel in St. Louis with about 150 members including C. H. Taubeneck J Turner Marion Butler and John C Bell. They set July 22 for the convention date invited cross party cooperation and fixed representation rules before adjourning to 16 a. m. tomorrow.
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ST. Louis
National Committee of the People’s Party
L.adell Hotel
C. H. Taubeneck
Illinois
J. Turner
Georgia
Marion Butler
North Carolina
John C. Bell
Colorado
Weaver
Iowa
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
M. C. Rankin
Terre Haute
Ind
Paul Vandervoort
Omaha
Ralph Beaumont
New York
Jacon Annie L. Diggs
Washington
Bank plans to buy one million in new government bonds
President St. John of Mercantile National Bank issued a letter to customers announcing the bank intends to invest one million dollars in the new government bonds.
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New York
St. John
The
Mercantile National Bank Today
Pure California Wines on Offer in Boston Shops
Four bottles of assorted Pure California Wines available from Blanchard & Farrar located at 14 to 17 Dock Square and 31 Faneuil Hall Square in Boston.
Harvard Princeton Debate Sets Speakers for Cash? No
Harvard and Princeton will debate at Sanders Theatre Cambridge on the question of Congress retiring the Legal Tender Notes Harvard takes the negative The Harvard speakers are Fletcher Dobyns W S Youngman and J P Warren with F D Steward as alternate Judges include Dean L B Briggs and Professors Taussig and Baker
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Harvard
Princeton
Fogg Art Museum
Congress
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Fletcher Dobyns
Oberlin, O
W. S. Youngman
Franklin Birthday Celebration by Boston Typographical Society
The Franklin Typographical Society marked Benjamin Franklin's 180th birth anniversary and its 72nd by a banquet at Quincy House. Boston printers organization funds sick and disabled members, with large attendance and lively entertainment led by C. W. Holden and contributions from Stuart, William Howard, and Charles H. Smith.
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Franklin Typographical Society
Benjamin Franklin
Quincy House
Boston
Noble Society
C. W. Holden
Mr. Stuart
William Howard
Charles H. Smith
Kelly Knocks Out Ward in 24th Round in Baltimore
Sammy Kelly of New York defeated Jack Ward of Newark in the twenty fourth round. Joe Gans beat Joe Elliott in the seventh round.
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Ward
Gans
Elliott
Baltimore
Sammy Kelly
New York
Jack Ward
Newark
N. J
Joe Gans
Joe Elliott
Immigration Report Assess Padrone System and Canadian Labor
New York Jan 17 1895 report by the Immigration Investigating Commission created by Secretary Carlisle in 1894 says the padrone system nearly disappeared and Canadian migratory labor has harmed American wages. It notes about 100000 enter annually from those regions with half returning home after the season. The commission opposes total prohibition and urges Congress to protect American workers by excluding aliens who labor year after year without intent to settle.
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New York
Immigration Investigating Commission
Carlisle
United States
Commission
Congress
Diamond Robbery Hits J J Davenport Home
Thieves entered the Davenport residence at 282 Huntington Avenue by prying open a basement door. They ransacked the apartment and stole a J M D monogrammed belt silver cigarette case a diamond earrings a diamond stick pin and assorted silverware valued at several hundred dollars.
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J. J. Davenport
Huntington Avenue
Fall River Defeats Salem In Fast Hockey Clash
Fall River defeated Salem 6 to 4 in a fiercely fought game. Menard was injured after a hard foul in the second period and left the surface for medical attention. Referee O Malley officiated as Porter and Vimer logged notes.
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Fall River
Salems
Fall Rivers
Menard
L River
Salem
Menard Furbush
Maynard
Wodtke
Parsons
Wiles
Heffernan
O’ Malley
Vimer—Porter
Masons Hold Banquet for Lodge Officers
Eighteen Masons from Massachusetts Lodge hosted a dinner last evening at Water Thorndike to honor lodge officers they had installed. Richard M. Pearce led the proceedings and introduced Charles Lewis as toastmaster.
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Massachusetts Lodge
Water Thorndike
Aho
Richard M. Pearce
Charles Lewis
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Kehoe
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Flaherty
East
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Lynn, Mass
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Boston, Mass
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Immigration Report
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Winter St
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