Fifteen Harvard Men Set for Indoor Meet Battle
Harvard’s Matt Haven team trains two weeks for upcoming indoor meets over the next two months. Captain Bingham leads a large pool of hopefuls with many veterans absent. Strong freshmen like Bigelow and Hoyt raise expectations as Harvard aims to beat Yale and prepare for the B A A meet in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Haven
Harvard
Bingham
Yate
Holmes Field
New York
Merrill
New Haven
Bloss
Hill
Carson
Wheelwright
Coonley
Brewer
Paine
Garcelon
Prado
Hollister
Coolidge
Phillips
Eliot
Scond
Drew
Jameson
Hildreth
Marshall
Vincent
Stickney
Munroe
Yale
Crimson
Bigelow
W. W. Hoyt
University of Pennsylvania
Whittren
Storrs
Harvard Athletic Association
Hemenway Gymnasium
Worcester A. C
Clinton-Lancaster A. A
Newton A. A
Yale A. A
Worcester Athletic Club
Worcester Skating Rink
Worcester
C.S. Fuller
H. V. Hubbard
A. M. Haton
F. B. Fox
F. H. Bigelow
R. W. Bull
W. Munroe
E. Allen
W. R. Brinckerhoff
H. A. Reed
G. C. Chaney
W. E. Putnam, Jr
W E. Putnam, Jr
H. G. Gray
Entries at Alexander and New Orleans racing cards
The listing covers multiple race cards with selling and handicap entries at Alexander and New Orleans. It includes horse names, jockeys, weights, and assorted six furlong to six-and-a-half furlong races across First to Fourth races, plus details like six furlongs, one mile, and eleven sixteenths races with numerous entries and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxglove
Lady 8Ujer
Red Cross
Watch Charm
H. Hinkson
Billet Doux
Fan Martin
Jolly Boy
Elmstone
Monte Carlo
Apollo
A. Pasha
Lillian L
Kenyon
Tiny Tim
Vagabond
Ce LS
Gonzales
Drizzle
Goofer
Stringfellow
Pickaway
Belwood
Clement
Imp
the Dude
Dash Charlie
Butzcard
Clementina
San Malheur
Foragur
Odd Fellow
Zingari Elding
Bedford
Prospero
Galagu
Mabel R
Dr. Work
Bird Catcher
Dominion
Miss Lilly
Danube
Bell Stout
John P
Old Dominion
Ansonia
Bill White
Florence P
Gleesome
Billy McKenzie
Ten Springs
Jim Henry
Pearline
Merrotint
Baby Bill
Oh No
Charlie B
Lester
Erstwhile
Trixie
Eva L
Anna Mca Bottie Alter
Stark
Top
Rasper
Sidean
Verdi
Buckeye
Macedah
Ds. Nero
Gaiba Adan L
Ben Witalop
Hi Henry
Macerale Quee
Viola
Seven Angs
Manoa
Tippecanoe
Zeke Hardy
Denver
Footrunner
Press Connolly
Malga
Ixion
Fokin Woodruff
Bluestone
N. F
Owl Club Entertained by Atlantic Yacht Club hosts
The Owl Club of South Boston was entertained by Commodore Dixon of the Atlantic Yacht Club and guests at the Owl Club house on Commercial Wharf. Performances included Arthur Keefe and Andrew Long from St John Institute Cambridge, Henry Higgins, Sandy Chapman, Master Smith, James H Irwin, Ben Bergen, and M J Bradley with readings, recitations, songs, and trombone solos. Leroy of the Riley and Woods act provided humor and the Jushinsky Orchestra supplied music. A large audience attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Club
South Boston
Commodore Dixon
Atlantic Yacht Club
Commercial Wharf
Arthur Keefe
St. John Institute of Cambridge
Andrew Long
Henry Higgins
Sandy Chapman
Boxing Gossip on Fitzsimmons and ring politics荒
Boxing gossip discusses Fitzsimmons manslaughter case and calls for athletic clubs to bar controversial fighters. It notes Lowell featherweight Martin Flaherty weighing 118 pounds for a Starlight bout and previews Bumstead Hall program with Brierly Carter fights and Blanchard rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons
Riordan
fMitzgzmmons
Ryan-Dempsey
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
Charlesbank Athletic Club
Howie Hodgkins
Flaherty
Bumstead Hall
Harry Cross
Tom Brown
Cross
Rown
London
Frank Craig
Frank Slavin
Bobby Dobbs
Dobbs
Leeds
McKeever
America
Everhardt
Ziegler
William Daly, Jr
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Daly
Dan Creedon’s Record As World Class Middleweight Champion
Dan Creedon born June 1868 in Invercargill New Zealand is described as America and Australia’s middleweight champion. His Australian successes include defeats of Hall Starlight Costello Ryan Dunn and a road career with many wins before a disputed draw with Dick Moore and a knockout loss to Fitzsimmons in New Orleans. Plans are noted to travel to England to fight Craig and Pritchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Creedon
America
Australia
Invercargill
N. Z
Jim Hall
Hall
Creedon
Old Starlight
Buffalo Costello
Jim Ryan
Mick Dunn
John D. Hopkins
Aleck Greggains
Dick Moore
Boston
Twin City
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Bob Fitzsimmons
New Orleans
Fitzsimmons
England
Frank Craig
Ted Pritchard
Malden Loses Aged Citizen Thomas Dowling Dies
Malden at Pleasant street Saturday night Thomas Dowling aged 64 died after a lingering illness. A longtime resident of over forty years he was a major real estate owner and builder of the Evelyn House. Known for charity to the poor he refused public office despite offers. He leaves a wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Thomas Dowling
Pleasant Street
Evelyn
Central Square
Cycle Show at Madison Square Garden Dazzles New York
The Madison Square Garden cycle show attracts all New York society, with 400 members attending in evening dress. Exhibits include Monarch, Pope, Spalding and Gormally, plus novelty machines, musical wheels, a bamboo bicycle, and the Penn Pennington motor device claimed to reach 51 miles per hour. A vast electric sign and multiple showcases draw crowds, while the Excelsior club plans to attend amid promises of a big time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
400
Pope
Monarch
Stearns
Spalding
Sterling
Gormally & Jeffrey
Colonel Pope
Indiana Bicycle Company
New York Tire Company
Stearns Company
Excelsior Club
John P. Lovell Arms Co
Boston
Pennington
Charles E. Duryea
National Board of Trade
Yale Harvard 95 Games Planned For 1895 Series
Yale and Harvard officials announced the 1895 schedule to prevent repeats of past disputes. Games will unfold Cambridge June 20, New Haven June 28, New York June 2 with a possible decisive game in New York. Captain Austin says training starts March 1 with minimal indoor work. Clarkson offered coaching, but Yale will rely on Carter for instruction.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
New York
Springfield
Austin
Yale Nine
John Clarkson
Carter
Yale Gym Captain Buist Elected For Princeton Meet
George L Buist of Charleston has been elected Yale captain for the gymnastic team. Yale meets Princeton in Yale gymnasium on February 27 as Buist trains the squad and prepares to defend last year’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Buist
Charleston
S. C
Yale
Princeton
Buist
Pennsylvania
Albert E. Bull
Otto Wagenhurst
Bull
Atlanta
William*. Davis
Newport Club
Europe
England
Scotland
Sandwich
Kent
St. Andrew’s
Davis
Pennsylvania University Club
New York Club
Polo Grounds
Buckenberger
Pittsburg
Miller
Lyons
St. Louis Browns
Chicago to push bill for $4 million public building
Washington Jan 20 Chicago will press a House bill to authorize a new public building in the city costing $4,000,000. The measure and five other public building bills for Pennsylvania New Jersey and Massachusetts are set as the Monday special order by the rules committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Tomorrrow
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Committee On Rules
Hawaiian Debate Set to Resume in Senate Tomorrow
Washington January 20 The Hawaiian debate in the Senate is expected to intensify as Republicans defend the Aldrich resolution supporting the move while Lodge and allies argue the minister misread President Dole. The appropriation committee chair hopes to finish the urgent deficiency bill conference report tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hawaii
Aldrich
Lodge
Dole
Hawaiian Republic
Georgia General Bethune Dies in Illness at 92
General James N. Bethune of Georgia lies critically ill in Washington at nearly 92. He was the South’s early secession advocate and a pioneer free trader who urged free trade and direct taxation as far back as 1840. Bethune served as Georgia Attorney General and owned "Blind Tom" the noted musical prodigy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James N. Bethune
Georgia
South
Tom
Ministers Condemn Press in Newfoundland Crisis
Clergymen from all denominations read resolutions condemning St Johns press for violent incendiary coverage during the crisis. They urge congregations to stamp out degrading journalism, warning of threats to religion and public morality. Governor O Brien received a despatch from the imperial government refusing to assent to the bill removing disabilities of Sir William Whiteway and colleagues. Several bank scandal figures likely to be arrested tomorrow, including directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s
N. F
O’brien
William Whiteway
Labor Union Meeting Admits New Delegates in Brockton
Central Labor Union in Brockton admits Finishers and Cutters delegates. reports AFL quarterly funds strong. votes aid for Gould and Walker strikers in Westboro, plans grand labor demonstration at Opera House January 28 or 29. Speakers include Nason Foster Lloyd Brown. Morse commits to consider sailors bill.
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Brockton
Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Gould & Walker
Westboro
Opera House
Whitman
Hubbard
Lasters’ Union
Haverhill
Miss Nason
Frank K. Foster
Harry Lloyd
Gerry Brown
Congressman Morse
Morse
First Regiment Drum Corps Concert Delights Col umbia Theatre Audience
The First Regiment Drum Fife and Bugle Corps concert at Columbia Theatre drew a large crowd. Performers included Miss Maud Stephens soprano, Albert H. Houghton baritone, humorist Edmund T. Phelan, cornet soloist Bowen R. Church, trombone soloist Claude M. Spary, the Boston Ideal Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Club, violinist Frank Kennedy, and accompanists Frank Robie and Harry Ballou. The Military Scene and A Day in Camp thrilled the audience with parade moves and drum major James T. Clark. Phelan’s imitations amused, and the soprano piece For All Eternity and Houghton’s baritone solo were well received.
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First Regiment
Columbia Theatre
Reeves
Harry Ballou
State Street
Drum, Fife and Bugle Corps
James T. Clark
Edmund T. Phelan
Miss Stephens
Albert H. Houghton
Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
Kiessling Funeral Held in West Roxbury
The funeral of Frank J. Kiessling longtime overseer at Merchants Woollen Mill East Dedham was held yesterday afternoon. Services were at his Grove street West Roxbury home with Rev Frederick C Wurl of East Boston and grave services by Frederick Briegel. Pallbearers included Leopold Vogel Jamaica Plain Charles H Winshman East Dedham Albert Vollenwieder Roslindale Frederick Briegel Dedham Albert Vogel West Roxbury. Interment at Brookdale Cemetery Dedham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Kiessling
Merchants’ Woollen
East Dedham
Grove Street
West Roxbury
Frederick C. Wurl
East Boston
Frederick Briegel
Bard
Teutonia Lodge
Leopold Vogel
Jamaica Plain
Charles H. Winshman
Albert Vollenwieder
Roslindale
Dedham
Albert Vogel
Louis Weber
Brookdale Cemetery
Leeds man of 79 fatally injured by falling tree limb
Lemuel H. Sumner of Leeds, aged 79, was struck by a falling tree while felling it in Winthrop yesterday. The injury left him insensible and paralyzed, and recovery is unlikely. The incident occurred on January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Lemuel H. Sumner
Leeds
Debs Interview From Woodstock Jail Reveals Quiet Resolve
Nellie Bly profiles Eugene Debs and six fellow prisoners in Woodstock jail, noting their comfortable confinement and long Sunday family rituals. Debs speaks on honor, poverty, future railroad policy, and his stance on labor rights and suffrage, while denying personal fame for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nellie Bly
Eugene Debs
Woodstock
Debs
Chicago
Miss Bly
St. Paul
Carnegie
Bombardment of Teng Chow Foo Reported by Che Foo
Tokyo dispatches report Japan began bombarding Teng Chow Foo as British cruiser Daphne and American Yorktown departed Chefoo to observe. Washington confirms ex Secretary Foster acts on his own responsibility in peace mission for China per Secretary Gresham’s instructions to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Che Foo
Central News
Teng Chow Foo
Daphne
Yorktown
Chee Foo
Tokio
Gresham
Dun
John W. Foster
China
Washington
Rondell Challenge Sparks Fencing Duel Offer
Alexis P. Caraman of the New England Fencing Club challenges Mr Fournan to a foil duel and Mr Levy to a broadsword contest or both with single sticks, proposing a public gentlemanly passage at arms following Rondell’s refusal to respond.
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L. Fournan
A. Levy
Rondell
Boston Fencing Club
Fournan
Levy
Alexis P. Caraman
N. E
Fencing Club
Funeral of Dr Hitchcock at Thayer School Hanover
The funeral for Hiram A. Hitchcock associate professor of civil engineering at Thayer School was held this afternoon. After prayers at his home the body was taken to the college church with faculty and students escorting. The Rev S P Leeds conducted the service. Interment was in the village cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Smith
H. H. Langhill
Robert Fletcher
C. F. Emerson
J. W. Hazen
E. J. Bartlett
D. C. Wells
W. R. Patten
John K. Lord
Young Men's Industrial Art Club Met
A post meridiem meeting at St Augustine's Hall North Grove street elected Eastman as president and admitted twelve new members. Father Field spoke on club objects, voting for a vocal and instrumental entertainment on the 80th of the month, plus forming wood carving music and clay modelling classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mens Industrial Art Club
Young Men’s Industrial Art Club
St. Augustine’s Hall
North Grove Street
Eastman
Father Field
John J. Fay
St. Augustine Hall
Brooklyn Electric Car Company seeks motormen and conductors
Representatives resumed work to hire experienced rail workers in the City of Churches amid a strike. Ads offered two dollars per day for ten hours, with references required after 9 am at Room 76 Boston Hotel Beach street and Harrison avenue. Three agents interviewed applicants in a Boston Hotel room as a reporter sought work, and a newly hired man with prior lines to Orient Heights Crescent Beach and South Framingham Natick joined the group departing Park Square for Brooklyn at 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Electric Car Company
Boston
Corner Beach Street
Harrison Avenue
Brooklyn
Post
Railrroad
Orient Heights
Crescent Beach
South Framingham
Natick
Park Square
Sympathy and Gensure Resolution at Socialist Mass Meeting
At a mass meeting on Bennet Street under Socialist auspices the assembled voted unanimously for a resolution. It expresses sympathy for Brooklyn car strikers seeking higher wages while condemning neither militia use by authorities nor the strikers’ actions at the polls last November. It argues elected capital backs worsened conditions and calls for municipal ownership of the railway system to end strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet Street
Brooklyn Car
lMving
Brooklyn
Harvard to Close Holmes Field for Athletics at End of Season
Harvard will stop using Holmes Field for athletics after this season and move activities to Soldiers Field across the river. The change, due to unsafe grand stands and better land use, ends an era as Holmes Field hosts its final ball game with Yale during Commencement week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Field
Harvard
Holmes Field
Soldiers Field
Helmes Field
Ames
Carey
Athletic Feld
Yale
Violet Club Hosts Social and Concert at Alpha Hall
The Violet Club held a social and literary afternoon in Alpha Hall with presiding Patrick McMenamy. Guests included D B McSweeney and others. Francis Griffin and others performed music. Eugene Perkins was the pianist. A collation followed. The club plans annual concert and ball at Columbia Hall on Tuesday evening Jan 29.
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Violet Club
Alpha Hall
Patrick McMenamy
D. B. McSweeney
P. J. McNulty
Patrick W. Flynn
Francis Finn
J. J. Flynn
Patrick J. O’connor
James J. Hardy
Francis Griffin
Herbert Carr
Henry Goodwin
Benjamin Mason
Thomas Herrick
Patrick Sullivan
Eugene Perkins
Columbia Hall
Washington Street
Cotton Palace Burns in Waco Losses Listed
Waco Texas residents report a blaze at the Texas Cotton Palace last night causing about 5000 dollars in damage with 20000 dollars insured. Fire crews reported quick control and minimal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Texas Cotton Palace
Bishop Doane III Fails to Speak in Boston Due to Illness
Bishop Doane III of Albany who was to address St Pauls Church in Boston last evening fell ill with grip and could not leave his home. He had been scheduled to speak before the public gathering, but illness forced cancellation.
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Doane
Albany
Boston
St. Paul's Church
Deserter Husband Traced in Duluth. Wife Seeks Redress
Mrs. Daniel Falconer hunts for her husband after he deserted twenty years ago for a wealthy lifestyle with a Duluth woman. Police locate him living with a girl he calls wife. warrants issued as divorce actions loom. Falconer had taken wife No.1 to Scotland, meeting Mary Sheppard in Dundee. A criminal suit for bigamy reportedly considered by wife No.2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Falconer
Duluth
Falconer
Minn
Daniel
Wife No. 1
Scotland
Glasgow
Dundee
Mary Sheppard
Tapis
Bigs Amy
Forger Quigley Again Bridgeport Bond Security
Bridgeport Conn January 20 news that as security for an $8000 loan to bond forger Quigley the Bridgeport National Bank holds $8000 in Davenport Iowa city bonds. President DeForest says loan was made six months ago and not due. Bonds are time locked and unchecked for validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Quigley
Bridgeport National Bank
Davenport
T. B. DeForest
Seeley
First National Bank
Middlebrooks
City Savings Bank
Paris cabinet officials near final reshuffle
Paris January 20. M Bourgeois will not complete cabinet negotiations until tomorrow morning. Most portfolios have been accepted. It is believed that Hanoutax Porn care Barthou and Eugene Godefroy Cavaignac have agreed to serve. General Mercier Delcasse Lockroy and Thompson are mentioned for the marine post. Viger, Dupuy's colleague, is willing to be minister again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Bourgeois
WV. Hanoutax
Porncare
Barthou
Eugene Godefroy Cavaignac
General Mercier
Delcasse
Lockroy
Thompson
Ministry of Marine
M. Viger
M. Dupuy
Losses Estimated After Columbus Avenue Car Sheds Fire
The West End railroad reports final loss amounts from the Columbus avenue fire as 5000 for partial destruction of the iron round car house and 100000 total loss for thirty two box electric cars twenty two open electric cars two box horse cars two barges and two road machines, fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Columbus Avenue
Presentation to Revere Fire Chief By Hose 2 Members
District Chief George H. Wilfert of the Revere fire department was awakened by officers Chief Engineer E. A. Loud District Chief C. J. Brooks and Captain John D. Kirker of Hose 2 Beachmont. The Hose 2 company presented a crayon portrait of their late captain framed for Wilfert in appreciation of his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wilfert
Revere
Wilfert
Loud
Old Man Knocked Down by Sleigh in Charlestown
Nathan Hutchins, 66, a longtime Charlestown resident, was found unconscious in front of 300 Main Street after being struck by a rapidly driven sleigh. He suffered bruises to head, face, arms, and legs and was taken to his home at 9 Franklin Street after examination by Dr Lawin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hutchins
Charlestown
Main Street
Dr. Lawin
Mr Hutchins
Mr. Hutchins
Franklin Street
Indianapolis Bread Prices See Three Cents a Loaf
In Indianapolis a loaf of bread costs three cents or two loaves for a nickel. Bakers warn prices may not rebound to former highs but loaf weight could shrink. Brice, a leading baker, notes twelve wagons are already at full capacity and more may be added as money is lost at the lower price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jan
Brice
Somerville Man Arrested for False Pretences
Orlando L. Hammond, 33, was arrested in Somerville by Station 15 officers for obtaining money under false pretences. The warrant cites a small sum. He will appear in Charlestown Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Someville
Orlando L. Hammond
Somerville
Charlestown
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Worcester Games
Alexander
Woodbury
Gold Pope
Madison Square Display
General Sporting Notes
California
Dion
Slanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Hall Square
National House
General Bethune
Brockton C. L. A
Kiessling
Roxbury
Maine
Ura Rae
Degs
Teng Chow
Foster
MR. Rondell
DR. Hitchcock
Richmond
Virginia
Allen & Ginter
Tam American T Tobacco Co
VILET
Texas
Bishop Doane III
Forger Quigley
Bridgeport Bank
Dupuy
Revere Fireman
Newburyport
the Post
New England
Walter A
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