Four Champs Train Ahead of Coney Island Catapult Bout
The four pugilists Murphy Griffin Hogan Lyons train for the Feb six clash at Coney Island A C. Murphy from Australia and Lyons of New York prepare in West Nyack Boston based Griff and Hogan train under Carroll with Joe McAuliffe among corner men. A $4000 purse and a diamond belt lure the featherweight bantam title clash as tickets go on sale.
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Billy’” Murphy
Australia
Johnny” Griffin
Braintree
Mass
Kid” Hogan
Brooklyn
Dolly” Lyons
New York
Coney Island
Martin Murphy
Billy
Murphy
Joe McAuliffe
Jack Farrell
Ike Weir
Griff
Boston
Jimmy” Carroll
Ros Roy
B A A Tournament Opens With Record Entries at Mechanics Hall
The big B A A meeting will be held at Mechanics Hall January 28 with at least eight special bouts. Open classes boast the largest list of entries, aiming for gold and silver watches. Fifty eight entries received. preliminaries January 26, finals feature at least fifteen contests. Members and guests only admitted to finals. Open class entrants include named boxers across 105 to 145 pound divisions from Loyola A C, Law rence, Cambridge A A, and more.
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Mechanics’ Hall
P. Brennan
Freudman
Boston
Janes Shaw
Lawrence
Thomas Collins
Camb
A. A
E. Waugh
Lowell
Luke Burke
Martin Locke
Loyola A. C
F. Fife
Loyola A
D. McKenna
Woonsocket
T. Jordan
J. Barry
P. Doherty
Avon A. C
P. F. Eyaian
East Everett
Charles Tobinson
J. J. McCann
C. S
A. C
J. A. O’cooner
Natick
H. G. Gribbins
Woinsocket
Frank Jordan
Middlesex
Turf notes from Guttenburg Gloucester races on Jan 19
A Norfolk circuit report details six horse races with upsets and close finishes. Gladiator and Erikina take wins amid long post delays while favorites Annie W Sir George and Azrael fail to dominate. Final standings list winners Annie W Gladiator Sir George Mohican and Innovation with notable betting odds and times.
Big B A A meet features 880 yard race
At the upcoming B A A athletic meeting on February 11, a featured 880 yard race will pit Frank Rowe of the 8 A A A against John McLaughlin of the W A A. The match is expected to be closely contested. Arthur Tompkins of the New York Racket and Tennis Club arrived to practice with C J Hickey ahead of their Boston court match. The Worcester Athletic Club announces a special mile walk between W J Beauiette of the Worcesters and M J Doyle of the Suffolks. The New England Amateur Rowing Association plans its annual meeting at the Revere House on February 1 and will decide the location of the spring regatta.
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Frank Rowe
John McLaughlin
Arthur Tompkins
New York
C. J. Hickey
Boston
Fiske Warren
Reviews Defeat Melrose In Chelsea Interclub Bowlin
In Chelsea last evening the Reviews beat the Melrose Athletic Club bowling team in an inter-club match. Melrose bowled poorly with Scannell posting the best performance. Score details not provided.
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Chelsea
Melrose Athletic Club
Melrose
Scannell
Gloucester Horse Results From Jan 19 Meet
Special to the Post reports Gloucester New Jersey results, listing winners, runners up, times and betting for six selling and purse races at five to seven and a half furlongs. Montlece, Silver Queen, Samaritan, Raleigh, Maid of Blarney, Rustic head the first six races with various second and third place entries and payoffs.
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N. J
Telay
Montlece
Turner
Morgan G
Vselling
Silver Queen
Magee
Bunker Hill
Thied
Firme
Buoker Hill
Samaritan
Green Bay
Green Lay
Cloverdale
Raleigh
Pleymar
Alrshaft
Maid of Blarney
Tradesman
Mail of Blarney
Rustic
Sierra Nevada
Jupiter
Bettig
Ball and Bicycles Greedy Magnates Ruin Both
New York January 19 Special to the Post outlines baseball magnates acting for money, not love of the game. It claims they crowd out opposition, mismanage seasons, and now plan bicycle tracks at league grounds under a new Professional Cycle Racing Association with cash prizes and a strict governing board. The piece envisions merging baseball, cycling, and boxing events for public entertainment, with elite shooters challenged by amateurs in a separate note by Jun Rankin.
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New York
Professonal Cycle Racing Association
Bubear
Jake Pentz
E. D. Fulford
Harrisburg
J. A. R. E.liott
Kansas City
Hurlingham
Aiprica
Fulford
Elliott
Lee Knapp
Charles T. Lloyd Jones
Swell Carteret
Bergen Point
Lew Thompson
George Work
Tuxedo Gun Club
Louis Duryea
Edgar Murphy
Captain Money
Larchmont Gun Club
Messrs. Dolen
McAlister
Thorne
Riverside Gas Club
Philadelphia
Westminster Kennel Club
Babylon
Jun’ Rankin
Hoar Proposes Dollar Gas Bill Regulating Price and Candle Power
Boston representative Hoar backs a bill to cap gas price at one dollar per thousand cubic feet in cities over 200000 population and require at least twenty five candle power. It would notify companies within ten days, strip franchises after thirty days noncompliance, and repeal conflicting acts. He seeks severe penalties to deter evasion and will push the measure through the House.
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Hoar
Boston
Post
Gas Commission
Boston Gas Company
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Committee On Manufactures
Friedman Discharges Help Sparks Boston Union Move
Israel Friedman a leading Boston contractor has locked out seventy pants makers and announced he will hire only non union workers. The Pants Makers' Union row spurred a meeting at 53 Hanover Street where indignant officials backed a campaign by machinists to secure nine hour days. The International Machinists' Union and Association have grown strong, with thirteen new lodges and Hyde Park’s fifty charter members. O W Hicks was named New England organizer to unite local unions into a machinist trade council.
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Israel Friedman
Boston
Pants Makers’ Union
Hanover Street
Friedman
International Machinists’ Union
International Machinists’ Association
Machinis Ts’ Union
International Association
Hyde Park
O. W. Hicks
New England
Harry E. Easton
Dexter Hall
Did Herz Write It Paris Letter Claims Private Payment
The Cocarde prints a letter signed Cornelius Herz alleging he received 2,000,000 francs from Baron de Reinach on private account not linked to Panama affairs. Herz supposedly knew nothing of Panama funds, denies blackmailing Reinach to death, and says Reinach had tried to poison him. The letter asks three weeks to produce documents to vindicate Herz and bears internal evidence of written authorship.
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Paris
The
Cocarde
Cornelius Herz
Herz
Baron de Reinach
Panama
Reinach
Amherst Alumni Association Dinner at Vendome in January
Amherst Alumni Association of Boston and vicinity to hold annual dinner at the Vendome on Monday January 30 preceded by a reception. Guests include President Gates Rev Dr McKenzie of Cambridge and S J Elder Yale Alumni president with Rev Dr Paipiek presiding. Stereopticon views of college buildings and professors to be shown.
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Amherst Alumni Association of
Boston and Vicinity
Gates
McKenzie
Cambridge
S. J. Elder
Yale Alumni Association
Paipiek
Tarbel Arrested on Larceny Charge in City
Paul E Tarbel 40 of 70 Huntington avenue was arrested for larceny. Former partner in a printing firm at 79 Milk street, Tarbel allegedly took property valued at 66 dollars. Tarbel denies wrongdoing, says Davids aims to improve his civil suit. Case set for Municipal Court today.
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Paul E. Tarbel
Huntington Avenue
Tarbel
Charles A. Davids
Milk Street
Mr. Davids
Davids
Arbel
Summer Street
United Garment Workers Adopt Union Working Card System
The United Garment Workers moved to adopt a citywide working card system like those used by Building Trades unions. Every union member in clothing trades will receive a card and employment will be refused in union shops without it. The Boston Journeymen Stairbuilders Union also passed resolutions praising labor reports in the city and endorsing the Boston Daily Post as a labor paper.
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United Garment Workers
Board of Shop
Building Trades’ Council
Boston Journeymen Stairbuilders’ Union
Boston Daily Post
Boston
Labor unions back condemnation of District Assembly 30
The Central Labor Union condemned District Assembly No 30 of the K of L and received endorsement from the Caremakers' Union at Evans Hall last night. Future meetings will be held at 616 Washington Street in Eagle Hall.
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Central Labor Union
District Assembly No 30
K. of L
Caremakers’ Union
Evans Hall
Washington Street
Eagle Hall
Workers Rally to End Contract System in City
Members of the United Garment Workers Union held a meeting in Lower Columbian Hall last evening to press for abolishing the current contract manufacturing system in the city.
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United Garment Workers
Lower
Columbian Hall
Building Trades Council Ball Set for Music Hall on April 3
Joseph G Clinkard reports Local Union 83 of Carpenters in strong standing with union dues totaling 1157 over the last three months. Central Labor Union officer elections scheduled at the next meeting. Walter Chuck of United Garment Workers promotes boycott of Rhodes Ripley and Co on tour.
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Building Trades Council
Music Hall
Joseph G. Clinkard
Carpenters
Central Labor Union
Walter Chuck
United Garment Workers
Rhodes, Ripley & Co
Milkman Faces Strain Amid Clean Milieu
A brief note from the Picayune highlights the taxing effort of milkmen to maintain clean milking practices, underscoring the challenges in dairy service and the need for sanitation standards in daily workloads.
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Picayune
Mercy on me Johnny Falls in Town Well
A chaotic clipping describes a wife crying mercy as Johnny falls ten feet into a town well. An editor notes five thousand dollars damages, power enlarged, and mortgage lifted, then a religious remark about the Lord providing. A humorous aside about bicycles follows, contrasting cities Philadelphia and Atlanta.
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Johnny
Atlanta Constitution
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