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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1901

Page

3

Patterns Gather for Boston Cup Defender Construction

Designers and builders moved forward this week with the Boston cup defender at Atlantic Works. Crowninshield and Lawley oversaw pattern setup for keels, stems, and stern posts, with casts to follow in East Braintree, as hull plates arrive from Ansonia.

Atlantic Works Crowninshield Lawley East Braintree East Boston Tawley Ansonia Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club Sir Thomas Lipton Boston Genesta Massachusetts Bay Sir Thomas New York

Bristol boat taking shape in Bristol Rhode Island

The cup defender is set to have its first frame positioned on the keel this week with about a dozen frames ready and more to join the deck beams before timbering begins. The stern is being fastened and rigging material arrives from Billman of Boston for the new yacht.

Bristol R. I Billman Boston

Brady Files Suit to Dissolve Cycling Partnership

William A. Brady sues James C. Kennedy and Patrick T. Powers in New York Supreme Court seeking dissolution of the Madison Square Garden six day cycling venture and the appointment of a receiver for partnership funds. Justice Truax granted a postponement to Thursday. Brady cites profits over $12,000 and alleges Kennedy blocked action while Powers is blamed for delays.

New York Williama. Brady James Jeffries New York Supreme Court James C. Kennedy Twentieth Century Sporting Club San Francisco Patrick T. Powers Eastern Baseball League Madison Square Garden Brady Supreme Court Truax Kennedy

Horses from Marcus Daly estate head to Madison Square Garden sale

A second consign ment of horses from Marcus Daly’s estate travels from Montana to New York for auctions at Madison Square Garden on Jan 50 and Feb 1. The lot includes six stallions, eleven eight year olds, and sixty five two year olds led by Hamburg and other named imports such as Pepper Bathampton Bute Ogden and Isidor. The Boston Athletic Association skating bulletin notes the ice as fair at Franklin Field Riverside Concord.

New York Marcus Daly Madison Square Garden Montana Hamburg Pepper Billet Bathampton Bute Ogden Isidor Boston Athletic Association Skating Bulletin Poins Franklin Tvield Riverside Concord

G A R Picks Cleveland for Next Annual Encampment

The national council of the G A R met in St Louis and chose Cleveland Ohio as the site for the next annual encampment. The decision follows discussions among council members and regional delegates.

ST. Louis Eveland, O

Totals Insurance League matches on St James alleys

Employers, Carpenter, Paige and Underwriters teams won most matches in straight games while Travellers dropped 2 to 1. Scores show team totals across four players with high marks from Macombers Benne tts Darling Russell and Travelers star lineups. Charlestown defeats Arlington Boat Club 2447 to 2634 in a tight bowling card.

St. James Alleys Carpenter Paige Travellers Macombers Ay Traore Bennetts Ecegiaie Tisteen Carpenters. A Ahere Atest Paige Taeam Darling & Russell S.sss S Charlestown Arlington Arlington Boat Club

Baseball League Strife Shapes Major Split of 1890s

Rival promoters clash as the National League blocks American League and American Association plans. Boston and Philadelphia face ground shortages and costly upgrades to host clubs. The Association may draw crowds while the American League struggles, with Milwaukee and Indianapolis weak as battle towns.

National League American League American Association Boston Philadelphia Gerhila Chicago Ban Johnson Association Arthur Irwin Charles River Park Chutes Grounds Messrs Watkins Pulliam St. Louis Milwaukee Indianapolis Detroit Louisville

Potential League Realignment Sparks Baseball Rivalry

The piece envisions a united minor leagues forming a strong circuit to challenge the National League. It notes the NL is not ready to fight its own Frankenstein and that a twelve club plan remains under consideration by NL magnates.

National League Johnson and Irwin

Newton Club Tops Newtowne In MA Bowling League

Newton Club defeated Newtowne in North Cambridge with scores 855 932 869 to 828 916 978 2793 2675, narrowing Newtowne's lead in the Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League and giving B A A a chance to climb.

Newtowne Massachusetts Newton Club North Cambridge Newton

Shawmut, Broadway Split City League Matches At Local Alleys

Shawmut took three from Jameson at Webster alleys, with home games to Shawmut thereafter. Broadway won two of three at McCarthy's, the home team taking the opening game. Team score lines show Shawmut 408 8349 8442 1237, Jameson 672 88S 428 1178, Broadway 0 405 401 469 1275, McCarthy 458 898 888 1254.

Shawmut Jameson Webster Alleys Broadway McCarthy M’carthy

Candidates por Chief Consul in coming assembly likely coalition

The race for Chief Consul features Earle of Michigan and Perkins of Massachusetts as leading candidates. Edwin C. Hodges is mentioned but unlikely to reenter league politics.

1. A. W. Assembly New York Massachusetts Earle Michigan Perkins Edwin C. Hodges

Genoud Accepts Desmond Challenge At St. Alphonsus Meet

Fencer Henri Genoud of St. Alphonsus A A says he will accept Charles Desmond's challenge in fencing. They are set to clash at the St. Alphonsus A A athletic tournament on February 14 with 21 points winning, falls to determine the victor.

Henri Genoud St. Alphonsus A. A Charles Desmond Quebec Genoud Desmond Falls

Meeting a Fiasco at Isoteric Club in Boston

Last night in Boston the Isoteric Club failed to stage a boxing meeting after warrants were out for boxers and a Municipal Court case loomed. Between 1200 and 1500 people attended before the event was postponed, refunds offered, and members warned to retain coupons for a possible future date.

Boston Sullivan-O’rourke Pitts Street Jack Sheehan

Jeffries Arrives in Cincinnati for Training Camp

James J. Jeffries reached Cincinnati from New York and proceeded to his training grounds accompanied by trainer Billy Delaney his brother Jack sparring partner Bob Armstrong and secretary J P Egan The opposing camp withheld plans but still believed the bout would not take place.

Cincinnati James J. Jeffries New York Billy Delaney Jack Bob Armstrong J. P. Egan

McCoy Sharkey bout off over failed fair articles

Boxing notes reveal McCoy refused to box without ironclad articles and posted forfeits. Club and Sharkey’s backers failed to agree, McCoy says opponents hid excess comps costs, and the match was canceled. Other boxing chatter mentions forthcoming bouts, offers, and managerial moves from Boston to Cincinnati.

Tom O'Rourke McCoy-Sharkey Frisco McCoy Boston Western Union Sharkey California Martin J. Walch Europe Corbett Loursville Cincinnati The Atlantic Yacht Club Sandy Ferguson Tom Shaw Sandy Shaw Kid Block Young Flanagan Eddie Connolly Billy Smith Winthrop Rogers Woburn John L. Sullivan Chuck Flaherty Johnnny Murphy Jonn L. Sullivan P. M Brockton Billy Brady George Siler Tom Carpenter B. H. Benton Rob Roy

City Point Glee Club match ends with Team 2 win

In a regular team match at City Point alleys Team 2 defeated Team 1 by 1011 to 981 last night.

City Point Glee Club City Point Team 2 Team 1

Sorrow in Boston over Queen Victoria illness

J E Blunt British consul at Boston says the consulate will close on news of the Queen's death and official recognition will follow. He notes British organizations in the city will likely offer condolence and that news of her illness brought heavy sorrow to the English colony of Boston.

J. E. Blunt Boston Queen Victoria

Vessels in Boston to half mast flags for Queen Victoria

British flag bearing ships docked in Boston prepared to fly half mast emblems if news of Queen Victoria’s death arrives. Exhibits of respect planned at East Boston Mystic Pier Hoo sac Tunnel docks Long Wharf and Lewis pier with names including Winifredian Sarmatian Puritan English King Blenheim Boston Prince George Prince Arthur Hector and Michigan.

Boston Queen Victoria Leyland Winifredian East Boston Allan Mystic Pier Warren Michigan Hoosac Tunnel Blenheim South Boston Lewis Pier Long Wharf Barkentine Hector

House passes bills under suspension of rules

The House approved several measures under suspension of rules including a home for aged and infirm colored people, a branch soldiers' home at Johnson City Tennessee, and a higher salary for Porto Rico's commissioner of education. A bill allowing foreign nationals to sue in the Court of Claims for indemnity was decisively defeated.

Washington House Johnson City Washington County Tenn

Davenport Schooner George F. Davenport Stranded

Davenport schooner George F. Davenport ran aground on Nashawena Island Saturday night. Seas broke over the vessel as the stern settled and filled with water. The Cuttyhunk life-saving crew evacuated all but the mate, who remained by the wreck. salvage prospects are doubtful.

Vineyard Haven Gay Head George F. Davenport Nashawena Island Davenport

Thefts At French Ball Prompt Police Report

At the French Ball in Union Park Hall last night and this morning thefts occurred. Henry McNamara of Roxbury lost his overcoat while Michael Connelly of East Cambridge reported a stolen gold watch. John Smith fell twenty feet from a balustrade and was taken to City Hospital with serious back injuries. James Place of Adams House had a Raglan overcoat stolen and J F Rollins had his watch pocket picked.

Ballin Union Park Henry McNamara Cedar Street Roxbury Michael Connelly Cambridge Street East Cambridge John Smith Carver Street City Hospital James E. Place Adams House Raglan J. F. Rollins Dartmouth Street

Harvard Freshmen Crew Candidates Meet in Upper Mass Hall

A mass meeting of track candidates is set for Upper Massachusetts Hall this evening. Captain Bullard reports 125 Harvard freshmen answered the call for crew candidates last night with solid interscholastic oarsmen and promising material. Harry Vail will coach the freshmen, aided by last year’s varsity men. In Sanders Theatre tonight Harvard hosts the Irving Place Theatre company with Minna von Barnhelm.

Upper Massachusetts Hall Harvard Bullard Harry Vail Sanders Theatre Minna von Barnhelm Irving Place Theatre Company New York

Puritana Club Gave Big Ball At Roughan Hall

Roughan Hall hosted the fifth grand ball of the Puritana Outing Club with lavish decor and an almost hidden orchestra. About 2000 people attended the grand march led by President Joseph H. Battos and Miss Margaret Gannon, followed by Vice President Benjamin Sullivan with Miss Annette Tarone and around 200 couples afterward.

Roughan Hall Puritana Joseph H. Battos Margaret Gannon Benjamin Sullivan Annette Tarone

Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club Hall Draws South Boston Yachtsmen

Gallant yachtsmen of South Boston and ladies attended the eleventh annual Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club hall in Mechanics Hall. Paul Revere Hall hosted a decorated assembly as the fleet glided in on a waxen floor while wind and wave were forgotten for music and merriment.

Boston Mosquito Fleet Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club Paul Revere ‘Hall Mechanics’ Building

South Boston Belle Soiree Opens With Waltz Parade

South Boston hosts a debutante gathering as nearly 300 couples enter in finery for the opening waltz and a program of 18 numbers. The customary grand march is skipped and a supper march serves as the evening’s placeholder.

South Boston

Social club parade led by Commodore Modney escorts Miss Haley

Led by Commodore Charles F. Modney the club parade escorted Miss Anna E Haley in pale blue brocaded silk with silver spangled yoke and chiffon sleeves. Vice Commodore Clement J. Moriarty followed with his wife Mrs Moriarty as accompanying guests.

Charles F. Modney Anna E Haley Clement J. Moriarty Moriarty

Swamp Root touted by Post readers from St Louis to Boston

An advertisement and testimonial spread extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney and bladder issues. Mrs Mary Engelhardt of St Louis recounts improved health after ten years of female and heart problems. The piece promotes kidney health links to general illness and cites hospital use, doctors' backing, and a free sample offer via the Boston Daily Post and Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.

The Post Post Hone Mary Engelhardt Madison Street St. Louis St. Louis Globe-Democrat Wilmer Boston Daily Post Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y DR. Sanden R. A. Sanden Tremont Street Boston Mass Sonday

Yacht club gathering in Brussels nets dignitaries

Gracefully attired attendees in Brussels wear taffeta silk with applique trimmings. Prominent visiting yachtsmen include Commodore R. Jacoby of the American Yacht Club Newburyport and Secretary William H. French of the South Boston Yacht Club.

R. Jacoby American Yacht Club of Newburyport William H. French South Boston Yacht Club

Lodge leaders honor Carl Stuck and Lulu Meyer in parade

The report notes Carl Stuck as vice grand of Hermann Lodge and Lulu Meyer of Thusnelda Lodge. Meyer wore a striking green costume with white lacing during the event.

Greyer Carl Stuck Hermann Lodge Lulu Meyer Thusnelda Lodge

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Liverpool Bright Powers Cleveland Insurance League Brooklyn Ass'n Baltimore Pittsburg National League Strategy Isoteric Club Jeffries Glee Club Hunter Wellington A. Tiardy Uroad St Consul Blunt Osborne House Harvard Notes Electa Bailey Chatham Hardings Beach Dewey Outdoors Root IN Admiral Dewey Root Tatro Lowell Henry Tatro Providence Marlboro Miss Carrier& Hunter Yonkers Elias Maguras Parrasotis Louis Christo Theophilopolus George Vorris Kansas City W. J. Berkowitz Hart Wiinig Marvin Hart Music Hall al Weinig Buffalo Lawrence J. F. Marin Lowell Street James May Lawton Superior Criminal Court House of Correction Henry I. Butler Massachusetts Reformatory Keene Tommy Atkins Chacornac James R Foxhall P. Keene England Good Fellows Club Order of Good Fellows Revere Harlan Senate James 8. Karlan Porto Rico Eby Ryan Puritana Club Helo Ball Mosquito Fleet Club Dobson Anna E. Haley Aeel Thusnelda Rebekah Lodge Oddfellows’ Hall Odd Fellows Horner
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