Smith Eyes American Fights After French Championship Bid
Frank Grimm of London writes to a Boston friend that Jem Smith, backed to face Alf Greenfield in France in February for 300 pounds and the English title, would come to America to fight Charlie Mitchell and then the next best, potentially negotiating with John L. Sullivan for the world title if victorious.
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James Smith
John L. Sullivan
Police Gazette
Elec
Richard K. Fox
New York
Iti
Smith
J. Smith
Sullivan
John K. Sullivan
Boston Theatre
Fox
Frank Grimm
London
Eng
Jem Smith
Alf Greenfield
France
England
Boston
America
Charlie Mitchell
Mitchell
Watton
J. F. Bartlett
E. JL. Maddocks
George Merrifield
J. A. Snowden
A. 0. Walton
Fred White
L. T. Saunders
George Beechman
Saunders
Bartlett
Merrifield
Snowden
Alton
White
Barnett
Walton
Saunbers
Maddocks
Beechman
Snowdens
Re Aenggerge
J. C. Morse
Waiton
MckKenzie
Washington Street
Lawrence
Goodheart
Quinlan
H. MckKenzie
Stone
McKenzie
Sportin
Fred Plaisted
Syracuse
N. Y
Wahlgee Ross
the Twain
New York State
John i. Sullivan
National Base Bell Club
Tim Murnans
Joe Starr
Muldoon
Lester & Allen
Minstrels
San Francisco
Duncan C. Ross
Charlie
American Association
New York Tribune
Larceny Case Ties Coat to Saloon Keeper Keiran
Otiver Davis arrested James Kerran for receiving a coat stolen from Rev. L. B. Bates after a forged aid letter. Keiran, owner of a 20 Eliot Street saloon, claimed the coat as security for drinks and paid $25 to acquire it. the garment was altered and identified by maker’s name. Quinn sentenced to one year in the House of Correction. District Court case followed by military and social events at Maverick Rifles armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otiver Davis
James Kerran
Francia H. Quin
Keiran
Quinn
House of Correction
Strachan
Maverick Rifles
Walter S. McLaughlin
Messrs
H. H. Logan
Benjamin S. Palmer
F. E. Newell
Irish National League to Hold Public Meeting in Boston
Boston Central branch of the Irish National League of America will hold a public meeting at Caledonian Hall Eliot Street tomorrow evening. Hon Albert Palmer Hon John Murphy Philip J Doherty Mr Denis Brennan and Prof Concannon will address the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Irish National League of America
Caledonian Hall
Eliot Street
Albert Palmer
John Rk
Murphy
Philip J. Doherty
Denise
Brennan
Concannon
The
Irish National League
John A. Andrew Hall
Ireland
Edward Riley
Convention of Irish Societies
Crose
Funeral services for Edward H. Dwyer in East Cambridge
The funeral for Edward H. Dwyer will be at the Universalist Church on Otis Street East Cambridge tomorrow at 1 30 PM. Dwyer, a 30 year Cambridge resident and foreman of Niagara Engine Company No 3, served in the Forty seventh Massachusetts volunteers and worked as a harness maker at J P Sqire Co. for 17 years. He was a member of Cambridge Lodge No 191 Knights of Honor United Lodge No 47 Knights and Ladies of Honor and Knights of Pythias Somerville. Court Putnam No 7068 A O F held its second anniversary ball at Harugari Hall East Cambridge last night. Dr Morrill Wymar plans retirement from active practice due to age over 70 while remaining as a consulting physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Dwyer
Universalist Church
Otis Street
East
Cambridge
Dwyer
Old Hand Fire Department
Niagara Engine Company
Forty-seventh Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
J. P. Sqire & Co
Banquet of Class 8 at Youngs Hotel
English high school class of 8 held its annual banquet at Youngs Hotel last evening. E. H. Moore presided in the president’s absence with W. D. Humphrey as toastmaster. Toaster speakers included E. H. Moore, C. H. Brigham, and L. Winslow. Toasts covered topics from English high school to city politics and Americans travelers.
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English High School
Young’s Hotel
E. H. Moore
S. B H. Wheeler
W. D. Humphrey
C.H. Brigham
H. G. Lord
L.M. Bouve
J. H. Johnson
Boston
P. O. Jackson
L. Winslow
Suffolk Bar
Irish Charitable Society Sets St Patrick Dinner at Parker House
The anniversary dinner committee met at the Parker House with D H Morrisey chairing and J W Forgety as secretary. They set the dinner for St Patrick's Day at 6 pm and authorized sub committees. A printing committee of Forgety Daily and Hearn was formed and the meeting adjourned for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Irish Charitable Society
Parker House
D. H. Morrisey
J. W. Forgety
St. Patrick’s Day
Peter Daily
Thomas H. Hearn
Couple Trafton and Gilcrease Wed in City Methodist Church
Mr. L. G. Trafton and Miss Clara J. Gilcrease were married by Rev. J. W. Hamilton Thursday evening. Both are active in city life and connected with the First Methodist Church. Rev. Daniel C. Wheeler to speak at the Y M C A meeting tomorrow evening at the Free Baptist Church on Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Trafton
Clara J. Gilcrease
J. W. Hamilton
First Methodist Church
Daniel C. Wheeler
Young Men’s Christian Association
Free Baptist Church
Broadway
Italian Gambler Fight Ends In Death At Pitts Street Boarding House
A large crowd at Giovanni Cegiana’s Italian boarding house in Pitts court, Pitts street, sparked a fatal knife fight among gamblers. Dominic Cicero of Fitchburg died after being stabbed and slashed, as Pasquele Benditti and others were arrested following the brawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giovanni Cegiana
Italy
Pitts Court
Pitts Street
Dominic Cicero
Fitchburg
Pasquele
Giovanni Benditti
Giovanni
Freet Street
Cicero
Benditti
Boston Streets Struggle Through Mud Snow and Thaw
Pedestrians face slick crossings as workers scrape and sweep in vain against swelling mud and slush. City officials blame funds while Mayor O'Brien seeks reform to guard against overuse of appropriations and restore daily labor.
Result of Another Fight Ends in Death
John McGeary of Thatchercourt and Daniel ONeil of 87 South Street fought at ONeil's residence last Wednesday. McGeary suffered a fractured skull and died at 6 30 after being taken to City Hospital. ONeil was arrested for assault and battery and jailed as the death followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGeary
Thatchercourt
Danoiel O’neil
87 South Stress
McGeary
Edwin Booth in Richard III at the World's Museum
The Museum stage of Richard III featuring Edwin Booth drew mixed reviews. Booth's Gloster shows craft and menace but lacks vitality and frequent line-reading irregularities mar his performance. some scenes rise with sharp malignity while the supporting cast mostly satisfies. Also noted is the World’s Museum St Bernard exhibit with Roland weighing 209 pounds and the largest dogs showcased for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Third
Museum
Mr. Booth
Rell
Akon LO ME
Booth
Gloster
Weing
World's Museum
St. Bernard Galaxy
Roland
Harvard Notes and Student Activities Summary
Examinations begin on Wednesday with classes stopping Monday. Eighteen men compete for sophomore crew positions. Listemann quartet performed chamber music including Beethoven and Cherubini pieces. Lampoon officers named Honore Palmer Stewart. Harvard Monthly editorial board named Mabany Hutchins Sternberg Duane Reisner. Lacrosse captain offers a cup for best shooter. Oral Civil War discussions ongoing in English. Union committees for half-year appointed. prayer petition responses exceed 900 with eighty in favor of compulsory prayers. Law graduates seek petition signatures on university opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Listemanna
Bernhard Listemann
Daniel Kanst
Fritz Listemanna
Fritz Giese
Tschaikowski
Cherubini
Echerzo
A. Ritter
Lampoon Board
Honore
Palmer
Stewart
Institute of 1770
E. A. Pease
T. O. Shepard
H. L. Gilbert
A. F. Holden
F. FP. Clement CC
H. Goodwin
F. H. Meana
P. Chase
P. Dexter
D. Stetnon
Messrs
W. A. Leahy
H. 8. Sanford
Harvard Monthly
Captain Hood
McClellan
Union
R. B. Mabany
A. B. Hutchins
P. L. Sternberg
BR. Duane
G. A. Reisner, Jr
Law School
Lynn Republicans Elect City Committee in caucus
The Lynn Republicans held a caucus last evening and selected officers and committees for seven wards. Ward 1 named Thomas G. Smith as chairman and Charles H. Waitt as secretary with a six member committee. Ward 2 chose Horace E. Roberts as chairman and D. Gage Hunt as secretary with a committee. Ward 3 named John R. Story as chairman and G. H. Rich as secretary with four committee members. Ward 4 chose Benjamin Scribner Jr as chairman and Arthur M. Harrion as secretary with four committee members. Ward 5 named Rufus Kimball as chairman and Jd. W. Kimball as secretary with four committee members. Ward 6 selected Charles W. Collins as chairman and George O. Fales as secretary with three committee members. Ward 7 chose William Shepard as chairman and H. W. Maxwell as secretary with two committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Ward 1
Thomas G. Smith
Charles H. Waitt
William B. Bachelier
Charles Brown
Ward 2
Horace E. Roberts
D. Gage Hunt
H. A. Roberts
D. G. Hunt
Ward 3
John R. Story
G. H. Rich
E. A. Bessom
Charles E. Dupar
Frank Lanscomb
John B. Emery
Benjamin Scribner, Jr
Arthur M. Harrion
William E. Neal
Frank L. Bonney
Eugene A. Putnam
Edward Randall
Rufus Kimball
Jd. W. Kimball
William B. Littlefield
William la Croix
Thomas F. Pedrick
Michael Angelo Fenton
Ward
Charles W. Collins
George O. Fales
Wallace Bates
David Walker
George O. Falls
James W. Smitzer
William Shepard
H. W. Maxwell
Ira D. Rogers
Aims of Social Purity Department of W C T U
The National Women’s Christian Temperance Union outlines aims for the social purity department. It seeks to link drink with nameless habits and brutality, promote a single moral code, and urge legislation to protect women and girls from depravity. The program will use mothers’ meetings leaflets and cooperation with the White Cross Army to spread literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Department For the Promotion of
White Cross Army
Disorderly at Troy Court Over Tennis and Whisky
Patrick Mulcahey relates a comic tale to a local court as he and his brother Dinuts visit Newport. The story involves a makeshift tennis court, a disputed score of fifteen, and a drunken fracas ending with a strike to the head. Justice observes Ten days to study up the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Press
Patrick Mulcahey
Beck
Newport
Kelly
Officers elected for Mr. Pleasant Court No 20 M C O F
Mr Pleasant Court No 20 M C O F elected officers for the ensuing term including C R John F Dever V R John Barry R8 Frank J McGrath F S John J Gately T Frederic J Crosby C David OBrien J C Daniel W Good I 8 James Carey O8 Matthew M Morris trustees Michael Dolan James A Cately Daniel Sheridan physician Dr William F Brown delegate to High Court Frank J McGrath proxy John J Gately
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pleasant Court No. 20
C. R
John F. Dever
John Barry
Frank J. McGrath
F.S
John J. Gately
Frederic J. Crosby
David O’brien
J. C
Daniel W. Good
James ¥. Carey
Matthew M. Morris
Michael Dolan
James A. Cately
Daniel Sheridan
William F. Brown
High Court
California Christmas Day Warmth and Blooming Season
California enjoys unseasonably warm weather with temperatures around sixty degrees. Gardens bloom, almond buds swell, and fields grow tall as strawberries and shortcake mark a festive Christmas. The San Francisco Alta notes a mild, abundant winter across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alta
California
Railroad Commission Hears Petition on Wareham to Shell Point Route
The railroad commissioners heard a petition for locating the Ossei Bay Grove railroad a mile from Wareham to Shell Point. Wareham selectmen approved a different route than the one petitioned. Decision on the petition is reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oessi Bay Grove
Wareham
Shell Point
Tragedy on Revere Tracks Claims Archibald McDonald
Archibald McDonald was struck by a train on the Eastern Railroad tracks in Revere last evening. He suffered a severe scalp wound and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald McDonald
Revere
Massachusetts General Hospital
TICES BY TELEGRAPH. John Morris of Lynchburg
John Morris a Lynchburg Virginia tan bark dealer assigned yesterday with liabilities totaling 26 610 in a case likely a legal insolvency proceeding. The sparse notice names Morris and the district involved, indicating an official assignment of assets and debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Morris
Lynchburg
Lynn Shoe Makers Ship 5879 Cases in Week Ending Jan
Lynn shoe manufacturers reported 5879 cases shipped for the week ending January, up from 5508 in the same period last week. The relief association of the Lynn factory workers noted improving output and ongoing labor efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers
The
Relief Association of the
Lynn Firomen Gaya
Police Paragraphs and Local Thefts Report
A meeting is planned in Room WW of the Charity Building next Tuesday afternoon to settle police ball business. Patrolman Charles Barker of the fifteenth division has been dismissed for neglect of duty. Joseph Stone’s pawnshop at 50 Pleasant Street was burglarized Thursday night with about $2000 in jewelry and items stolen. the crime was not found until yesterday morning. Louis Hammonds, once a cutter for L P Hollender Co Washington Street tailors, was arraigned on twelve counts of larceny and held on $1000 bail for his February 10 appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Building
Board of Police
Charles Barker
Joseph Stone
Pleasant Street
Louis Hammonds
L. P. Hollender & Co
Washington Street
Hinckly v Murray Jury Awards $13415 in Civil Case
In Superior Civil Court yesterday Hinckly sued Captain Murray for a 24 percent commission on a mackerel catch as seine master. Judge Brigham weighed law points on whether the city treasurer’s advance payments made the city a trustee and whether attachment of City Messenger William H. Johnson’s wages can proceed given city payments in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckly
Osborne Petition For Attendance In Fisher Hill Probe
The hearing on William M. Osborne's petition to compel George A. Wilson to testify before the common council committee on the Fisher Hill investigation resumed before the state Supreme Court. Arguments by Russ and Morse concluded with Seth J. Thomas for Wilson, contending the council is not a tribunal. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Osborne
George A. Wilson
Common Council
Fisher Hill
Supreme Court
Russ
Seth J. Thomas
Wilson
Morse
Funeral for Captain Henry O Neil at No 2 Third Street
The funeral for retired sea captain Captain Henry O Neil is to be held tomorrow afternoon from his residence at No 2 Third Street. A movement is organized to obtain a charter for a horse railroad from the ferry to Main Street in Everett. The proposed route crosses Winnisimmet Street Broadway Everett Avenue Malden Nichols Ferry High Hancock and Main to the Malden line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O'Neil
Third Street
Ferry
Main Street
Everett
Winnisimmet Street
Broadway
Everett Avenue
Malden
Nichols
High
Hancock
Main Streets
Chelsea
Licenses Revoked for Several Local Establishments
The liquor licenses of William M. Strachan at 24 Court Street Venns Mullane at 996 Harrison Avenue Aub Nickerson at 2514 Leverett Street Patrick Sheehey at 212 Kneeland Street and Patrick Brennan at 289 Norfolk Avenue have been revoked for various license violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Strachan
Court Street
Venns Mullane
Harrison Avenue
Aub Nickerson
Leverett Street
Patrick Sheehey
Kneeland Street
Patrick Brennan
Norfolk Avenue
Third Annual BTFA Ball Aids Sick Members Fund
The Boston Type Foundry Mutual Benefit Association held its third annual ball last night at Paine Memorial Hall. The event raised several hundred dollars for the benefit fund to aid members who become unfit for duty due to illness. J. Howard Richardson's name appears among those mentioned in connection with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Type Foundry Mutual Benefit Association
Paine Memorial Hall
J. Howard Richardson
Railroads and shipping notes from the Atlantic era
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe plans stock yards near Argentine and large packing houses with 30 000 to 40 000 cattle capacity and 400 miles of road to be built. Eastern firms buy ground for packing houses in New York Philadelphia Baltimore. News covers freight rate battles, refrigerator cars, and railroad earnings and consolidations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Indian Territory
Texas
Argentine
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Atchison Company
Ft T
Eliora
Panhandle
Arkansas City
Ark
Fort Worth
Atlantic
Pecific
Prominent Attorneys and Merchants Listed Across States
A catalog of individuals and firm partners including William F Freeman in New York J J Cashin and T White in Georgia C W Baldwin in Ballwin Fleming in Georgia and other listings across Maryland Ohio Illinois Kentucky Missouri Minnesota Alabama Pennsylvania and more. The notice enumerates names and firms tied to ads treasurers or partnerships in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
William F Freeman
Ads
Jd Cashin
T White
J & White & O
Craw
Athens
W Baldwin
Ballwin & Fleming, Tre
Baltimore
H Lobe
Grattan, Mitchel: & Co
W L McAleary
Gunby, Betsworth & Co
Chicago
P Gore
Gore & Co
F Derauth
Charleston
M Drake
Drake & Sons
Cleveland
L Oviatt
Oviatt Bros
Dallas
Tex
J Howell
Blankenship & Blake Co
Tre
Louisvile
Geo F Wood
M Rickman
Wood, Rickman & Rey
Kansas City
Moores
Moores & Son
Heffelfinger
Montgomery
Ala
Pollak
Pollak & Co
Milwaukee
E Schmidt
Chase & Co
Washington
Ila
J Albert Williams
Washington, DC
William Haha
William Hala & Vo
Oraw
Ent. Globe Theatre Programs and City Listings
Afternoon and evening showings at Globe Theatre featuring Lawrence Barrett in Hernani and other acts by Lester Allen's Minstrels Alfa Norman English Opera Co Enchantress and The Mikado. Othello at Boston venues plus Felix Me Kusick at Solamith Russell. World’s Museum and aquarium open day and night. Battle of Gritysburg noted at Tremont Street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Lawrence Barrett
Hernani
R Eustus Theatre
Lester & Allen's
Minstrels
Bios Theatrs
Alfa Norman Enewlish Opera Co
Balfe
Enchantress
Folulin Strest Theatre
Aowarkdl Athen Aum
The
Hoop of Gold
Bustun Museum
Ekdwin Booth
Richard Sil
Park Thea
Solamith Russell
Felix MeKusick
World's Museum
Ageria and Aquarium
Battle OF Gritysburg
Nossi
Tremont Street
Auctioneers Schedule for January Sales Noted
This Day 10 A M Horses Albert Hows Co 11 M Stocks H L Day Co 12 M Stocks Francis H Henshaw Co Monday Jan 25 Notes and Shoes New York Richards Os Shoes Philadelphia Lippincott Son Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hows & Co
H L Day & Co
Francis H Henshaw & Co
Oote and Shoes
New York
Richards & Os. Oote and Shoes
Philadelphia
Lippincott, Son & Co
Mails and Schedules for Cuba Mexico and Pacific Routes
Postal notices show daily close times for Cuba and Mexico at 3 PM and 7 50 PM respectively. Trans Pacific mails to China East Indies Japan sail from Boston January 23 and San Francisco February 13. Society Islands Boston January 24 close and sails January 30 from San Francisco. Australia New Zealand and Pacific Islands close February 6 with sails February 13 from San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
East Indies
Japan
Boston
San Francisco
Society Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Sandwich
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Transatlantic and Ocean Liner Arrivals and Departures Summary
A list of ships arriving and departing from multiple ports on various January dates. Notable entries include Prussian from Glasgow bound for Boston, Jeanie from Progreso and Peconic from the Mediterranean via Boston, Zealand from Antwerp, Abyssinia from New York, and several other vessels sailing to or from New York, Liverpool, New Orleans, and Boston with multiple origin points and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Glascow
New York
Jeanie
Progreso
Peconic
Mediterranean
Ronans
Liverpool
Philadelpha
Zealand
Antwerp
St Thomas
Advance
Queenstown
Abyssinia
Fastoet
Britannic
Constantinople
Paxo
New Orleans
Shipping and shipyard notes from New England ports
Vineyard Haven reports January 21 22 updates from Woods Hall. Shen is expected of Canning NS. she was floated this morning by discharging cargo and will go on the marine railway. Bath Maine shipyard keel for a large four master schooner laid at New England Shipbuilding. company reportedly secured Dover New Hampshire contract for a schooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Woods Hall
Shen
Canning
Bath
New England Shipbuilding Company
Dover
Sailed Vessels and Routes From St Augustine and New Brunswick
The log lists ships sailing on January 21 from various ports including St Augustine and St John NB. Vessels such as William F Collins Hig gins Marcia Bailey Like EB Lynx Acra Frank Willie Juno Mosticello and others head to destinations Boston New York Portland and intermediate ports.
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Wvisenaset
William F Collins
Higgins
St Augustine
Booth Bay
Marcia Bailey
Portland
Addison
Neltie Parker
St John
New York
Lynx
Erte
Acra
Boston
Frank & Willie
Port Williams
Juno
Ichs Harvester
St Jean
St Jean, NB
Bill Do
Mosticello
Bremen
Ta Ayrea
Hotspur
Winchester
Enar Cienfaeges
Ech
Kit Carson
Harding
Christiansamu
Hekla
Calcutta
Sand Head
Wallace
Rownonatts Msw
Mercury
Granada
San Fran
Bilied
Liszie Troop
Parker
Columbia
Port de Paix
Scisc R
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Ings Catlin, Jr
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Sore Acent
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Summer St
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