Bowen declines Daly bout as New Orleans draws scramble
News from New Orleans confirms Andy Bowen politely declines to fight Mike Daly of Bangor. Daly seeks a matchup with McAuliffe or Kerrigan while Noel pressures to keep Daly free from top challengers. Racing notes in Guttenberg report mixed results with Leveller and Kenwood winning close races.
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New Orleans
Andy Bowen
Mike Daly
Bangor
Cooke
Noel
Daly
Billy Myer
Bowen
Crescent City
Aly
McAuliffe
New England
Kremlin
Nancy Franks
Arion
Martha Wilkes
Nelson
Ralph Wilkes
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Bostom
O Brien And Green Box To A Draw In Local Bout
Jack Green of the Lafayettes and Dick O'Brien of Lewiston Maine fought fifteen rounds at the Lafayette Social and Athletic Club last evening. Referee Aleck Greggains declared O'Brien the better fighter while the official decision was a draw. Green showed strength and superb condition, O'Brien clever and leading most of the bout. Green was nearly knocked out in round nine but time saved him. An earlier exhibition by Mike Sears of Lewiston impressed the crowd with his cleverness and potential.
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McAuliffe
New York
Post
Daly
Kerrigan
Dick Roche
Boston
Patsey Kerrigan
Metropolis
Bangor
Austin Gibbons
New Orleans
Gibbons
Judge Newton
Tom Williams
Billy Smith
Billy Hennessy
Mafit Flaherty
Arry Tracey
Captain Cooke
John Butler
Cribb
Jim Hall
Hall
Don Rivardan
John Cattanach
Providence
Dick Burge
Lachie Thompson
Burge
Ros Roy
Jack Green
Lafayettes
Dick O’brien
Lewiston
Lafayette
O’brien
Aleck Greggains
Green
Fettle
Mike Sears
Sears
Mooney Open to Daly Bout for 2500 Purse
St Louis January 27 Mike Mooney a well known local fighter telegraphed Charles Noel of the Crescent City Athletic Club New Orleans that he is ready to meet Mike Daly Bangor Mo for a 2500 purse and willing to back Daly with 2000.
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St. Louis, MO
Mike Mooney
Charles Noel
Crescent City Athletic Club
New Orleans
Mike Daly
Bangor
Rackets Doubleheader in B A A Court This Afternoon
A four handed rackets match is set for the B A A court this afternoon with William Appleton and Tom Pettitt facing H H Hoonewell Jr and William Pettitt. S A A representatives Bloss Coombs Crane Heywood and Blake compete at Worcester games on Feb 4.
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William Appleton
Tom Pettitt
H. H. Hoonewell, Jr
William Pettitt
Bloss, Coombs
Crane, Heywood
Blake
Cotillion Hall
Mechanics’ Hall
Charitable Figure Gifts Three Times to Cambridge Church
California philanthropist Mr. Frederick H. Rindge donates $10,000 to Epworth M. E. Church in Old Cambridge. This contribution lifts his total to $30,000 given to the same church.
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Frederick H. Rindge
California
Epworth M. RE
Old Cambridge
Mr. Rindge
Gloucester Racing Results From January 27 Card
Race results from Gloucester New Jersey list winners, runners or placers, times and betting odds across seven races led by Wallace G and Glenmar. Individual horse names include St Pell Milledan Apollo Leo Brigel Morgan G Harlequin and notable weights and prices for each event.
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GloucestEr
N. J
Wallace G
St. Pell
Gonzales
Glenmar
Harry Hinckson
Sue Ryder
Milledan
Philander
MacGregor
Apollo
Fitzroy
Pokino
Leo Brigel
St. Patrick
Morgan G
Keystone
Selah
Morgan
Turf Gossip at Gloucester Track Mirrors a Year of Racing
The column reports on Gloucester racing actions with horses Congress Relief Atropin and Reine at4tol in recent performances. It notes a fatal injury to Dee after Thursday’s event and commentary on Bobby Callan and Maid of Blarney’s sudden loss of speed amid interference at the stretch.
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Gloucester
Congress
O. D
Devisee
Relief
Atropin
Lake
Vera
Reine At4tol
Dee
Bobby Callan
Bobby
Captain Swift
Will Mr. Thompson
Maid of Blarney
Concert at Tufts Caps Midyear Glee Mandolin Guitar Clubs
Large audience fills Jeddard Chapel Tufts College for the annual midyear concert of the glee mandolin and guitar clubs with Mr Clark reader. The program features Dudley Buck vocal waltz Gounod Sing Smile Slumber and Barcarole with fine technique and finishes. Proceeds support the baseball team and a large sum is realized. Next concert slated for Providence in February.
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Jeddard Chapel
Tufts College
Clark
Dudley Buck
Glee Club
Mandolin and Guitar Club
Marston
Haynes
Providence
Death of Blaine Shocks Nation as Cabinet Adopts Mournful Quiet
The nation learns that James G Blaine died at 11 o clock after a quiet night as physicians departed the Blaine home. President Harrison and Cabinet members express sorrow while funeral plans begin with Senator Hitt and Senator Frye coordinating arrangements. Messages of condolence pour in from governors and officials across states. Oak Hill Cemetery in Washington is chosen as the resting place with family plots noted.
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Blaine
James G. Blaine, Jr
Damrosch
Hattie Blaine
Walter Damrosch
Dr. Johnston
Hyatt
Johnston
Hitt
Tate
Cameron
Secretary of State
Blaine Mansion
Mr. Blaine, Jr
Mr. Blaine
Mother
Father
Mrs. Blaine
Harrison
Sir. Blaine
Frye
White House
Capitol
Statesman
Physicians State Blaine Died of Bright's Disease Complications
Attending doctors report chronic interstitial nephritis linked to artery changes and heart dilatation as the cause of Blaine's death. Tubercular lung infection contributed, with heart exhaustion preceding death at 11 o'clock. No autopsy will be performed and the body will not be embalmed.
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Bright
Washington
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Frank Hyatt
President's Eulogy Proclaims National Mourning for James Alllespie Birne
The 1893 proclamation announces the death of James Alllespie Birne in Washington at 11 AM and honors his decades of public service. It orders funeral day closure of executive departments and 30 days of mourning with half mast flags and State Department drapery. Benjamin Harrison signs. John W. Foster secretary of state.
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Washinaton
Executive Mansion
Washington
United States
James Alllespie Birne
Ouriega
National House of Representatives
Publc
Executive Branch
Department of State
Benjamin Harrison
John W. Foster
National Sorrow Over Blaine Death Embraces Nation
News of Mr. Blaine's death spread from Washington with half mast displays in cities and towns. State legislatures adjourned and issued condolence resolutions, while newspapers printed extras. Augusta Me mourned as townspeople followed bulletins and tolled bells for Blaine.
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Blaine
Washington
Gilroy
New York
Portland
Connecticut
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Indiana
Colorado
Augusta
Chase
City Government Mourns Loss of Distinguished Citizen
Both branches of the city government began formal action after the death of a respected local figure. Resolutions expressing sorrow and sympathy were adopted. State House flags and other public buildings were lowered to half-mast while mourning insignia hung at the Blaine mansion.
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State House
Blaine
Legislature Plans Blaine Lie in State in Boston
The death of James G. Blaine was announced in the Legislature. A committee was formed to request that his body lie in state in Boston Doric Hall on its way to interment, with a military escort if the family desires. President Pinkerton and Speaker Barrett visited Washington to relay the request. A funeral committee will officiate in Augusta.
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Mr. Blaine
Oak Hill
Rock Creek
Georgetown
Maine
Walker Blaine
Coppinger
Sheridan Circle
Kalaramo Heights
John Howard Payne
Washington
Emuions Blaine
Chicago
National Capital
James G. Blaine
Hutchins
Acton
House
Senate
Commonwealth
Boston
United States
Moriarty
Worcester
Graham
Pinkerton
Read
Middlesex
Barrett
Blaine
Doric Hall
State House
Reminiscences on the late Mr Blaine at Boston hotel
A Boston hotel guestbook of tributes recalls James G Blaine through memories of Col LaPointe and other officials. Friends praise his humility and kindness, note his strict routine on first floor rooms, and recount his last days before leaving for Ophir Farm. Many leaders salute his statesmanship, patriotism, and enduring influence on the Republican party.
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Mr. Blaine
Boston
Young’s Hotel
Colonel LaPointe
Statesman
Ophir Farm
Maine Mourns As Blaine Funeral Proclaimed
The Maine executive chamber announces the death of James G. Blaine in Washington at 11 o clock. Governor Cleaves Orders half mast flag display and state department closures for the funeral. Cleaves and General Connor to represent Maine. A legislative committee and several lawmakers will attend the funeral in Washington. Burial may take place there rather than in Augusta Forest Grove Cemetery.
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Augusta
Executive Department
James G. Blaine
State OF Maine
Maine
Washington
Henry B. Cleaves
Cleaves
E. Selden Connor
Blaine
Thatcher
Bangor
Wood
Winthrop
Mellet
Cumberland
Lane
Hamlin
Ellsworth
Higgins
Somerset
Emerson
Portland
McCullough
Calais
Brown
Waterville
Cahill
Brunswick
Mr. Blaine
Forest Grove
Tributes to Mr Blaine Reflect Public Figure’s Loss
Mayor Matthews notes Mr Blaine’s death as a great loss to the nation. Blaine has been a prominent public man with a large following in public life during the current generation. President Barry of the Common Council comments on the impact.
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Matthews
Blaine
Barry
Common Council
Nominating Blaine at Apolis Ends in Shock
A voter reflects on supporting Mr. Blaine and then opposing him after hopeful nomination. The speaker says the idea of his election faded after changes in opinion and expresses shock at Blaine's death.
Butler lauds Blaine as statesman and national unifier
In a posthumous interview General Butler expressed deep admiration for Mr. Blaine. He said Blaine would be hard to replace in the country’s political status and could become President, noting Blaine’s broad views and aim to weld Northern nations into one. He recalled their Congress days and praised reciprocity ideas for Central and South American trade.
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Republican Party
J. H. Lee
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Blaine
Hoar
Massachusetts
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Republic
Rufus
Frost
Charles Levi Woodbury
State Department
Jesse Gove
Congress
Alexander H. Rice
United States
John D. Long
Samuel W. McCall
Amerian
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Congressman Blount
Georgia
Allison
Iowa
Burleigh
Maine
Gener
J. Manchester Haynes
Augusta
KB. B. Webb
Daniel Webster
Mr. Webster
Morton
Manderson
Senate
Platt
New York
Butler
Central
Cleveland Arrives in New York After Lakewood Trip
President-elect Cleveland, arriving at 1 PM from Lakewood New Jersey, is accompanied by Don M. Dickinson. The visit surprised him as he planned to stay in Lakewood until Saturday. News of Blaine's death reaches Elizabethport aboard the train, prompting Cleveland to ask for details.
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New York
Cleveland
Lakewood
N. J
Don M. Dickinson
Elizabethport
Blaine
Statesman
Mr. Cleveland
Fire damages Worcester Square home after hot ashes blaze
An early morning fire started by hot ashes placed in a wooden box in the cellar of the four and a half story brick building at 39 Worcester square. The alarm from Box 89 rang at 12 07. Damage totaled 500 dollars. The house is owned and occupied by Morris Louis.
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Worcester Square
Morris Louis
Satolli’s Auditor and Secretary Named in Rome
Rome Jan 27 Dr Barretti recorder for the propaganda and vice rector of the College of the Propaganda has been appointed an auditor and secretary to Archbishop Satolli apostolic delegate to the United States.
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Rome
Barretti
the Propaganda
College of the Propaganda
Archishop Satolli
United States
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