Jubilee Afloat Leaves Boston for Newport Racing Aim
General Paine's Jubilee was launched from Atlantic Works East Boston and sailed to Na hAnt for a Newport cruise. The yacht underwent overhauling including copper underbody treatment and white topsides. Speculation says the owner aims to enter big New York races and challenge Defender, though Paine declines to confirm any entry or speed plans.
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Orly
General Paine
Atlantic Works
Boston
Newcombe
Nahant
Newport
New York
Jubilee
Murder suspect James O'Brien held on Rotchford case
Inspector Walter Abbott and Officers Cadigan and Maguire arrested James O'Brien on suspicion of murdering Thomas Rotchford a week ago. The case centers on a brick attack at 17 Prospect Street and a suspect hat left at the scene. Two witnesses reportedly saw O'Brien without a hat, and police note an alleged boast about “knocking out a man” though unverified. Bail set at 10000 dollars. case before Judge Hardy continued to August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’brien
Walter Abbott
Cadigan and
Maguire
Thomas Rotchford
Inspector Abbott
Pemberton Equate
Retchford
Prospect Street
O’brien
Stamford and
Wyman Streets
Star Chamber
Rotchford
O'Brien
West End
Hardy
Colored Women in Council Opens National Conference in Berkeley Hall
The Educated Colored Women of the United States began their first national conference in Berkeley Hall with routine opening work. Mrs. J. St. P. Ruffin presided as president, while delegates from various societies read reports. Speakers urged self-reliance and progress through internal reform, with applause for a Boston Female Benevolent Society remark about emancipation from male members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Berkeley Hall
J. St. P. Ruffin
Wells
Female Benevolent Society of
Boston
Poultry dealer Lucius Dunbar Missing From West Bridgewater
West Bridgewater on July 29 reports poultry dealer Lucius Dunbar left home Friday morning with a load of fowl for the Boston markets and has not been seen since. Friends fear something amiss as he was known for steady habits and his disappearance alarms the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bridgewater
Lucius Dunbar
Boston
Wayside Park to host cycle meet August 17 with pros
Framingham dispatch notes the Wayside Park Club contracted Johnson, Tyler, Sanger and others for a professional bicycle meet at Wayside Park track on August 17. Four professional events and two Class A races planned, with Class A and 5B events by electric light scheduled for early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Wayside Park
Johnson, Tyler, Sanger
Wayside Park Track
Electric Light
Morse Denial Clouds Massachusetts Governorship Talk
Congressman Elijah Morse of Canton resists talking on gubernatorial rumors amid A P A pressure stories from Springfield. Dr J B Dunn denies any A P A convention or plot, while Morse says the press has overdone it and refuses further comment. Governor Greenhalge and supporters deny the tale as partisan intrigue spreads across the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Morse
Canton
Massachusetts
Springfield
Boston
Greenhalge
Elijah A. Morse
J. B. Dunn
Dunn
Journal
Elijah
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Street Robbery Case Tied to O'Brien Kin
Michael Sullivan of Congress street Somerville was robbed at Brighton and Leverett streets at 9 15 last night when two men seized him and a ring was stolen. Patrolmen Critchett and Cadigan detained the suspects who claimed to be Patrick Quirk and John J O'Brien of Boston court. O'Brien is brother of James H O'Brien, held on $10000 for a hearing related to Rotchford death.
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Michael Sullivan
Congress Street
Somerville
Brighton and
Leverett Streets
Paulus
Critchett
Cadigan
Division 3
Patrick Quirk
John J. O’brien
Boston Court
Sullivan
O’brien
James H. O’brien
Thomas F. Rotchford
Secession of D A 30 Denied by State Official
John De Lacey East Boston July 29 1895 denies in a letter to the editor that a Knights of Labor branch seceded D A 30. He states no local assembly supported the district officers and promises future proof of the denial, urging prominence equal to the original report.
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D. A
Knights of Labor
State Assembly of
Massachusetts
John DE Lacey
East
Boston
Brighton Beach Results Show Mixed Finishes Across Races
Results from Brighton Beach cover multiple events with finish orders and times. First race saw Lalu T. win, Chiswick second, with a 1:48 time. subsequent races list inconsistent names Hle-Leere Davis and Imposition with unclear placements. later events mention Our Jack and Factotum with varied results and a 1:48 time attached to different entries.
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Chinvey
Lalu T
Chiswick
Leere Davis
Meen Onnolee
Sabilia
Corneob
Golden Gate
Our Jack
I Lo
Arate Marshall
Eagle Bird
Ong
Esee
Hammie
Maggie K
Results at Saratoga Race Meet Summary
Results show Too Much Jone first in the one mile and three furlongs, Navabee third, Refugee and Roundsman second and third in various sprints, Cass and Trail placing second and third in the one and one sixteenth mile event, and Over and Trystone also placing in the earlier races. Feaceas Sorat dees Arevatine appear in a final note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Navabee
Es Roundsman
Midle
Cass
Trystone
Wey
Defender and Vigilant Duel in Windless Yacht Race
In a tense afternoon race off Long Island, Defender and Vigilant battled light airs with the Defender overtaking on the final stretch. The 1 mile sprint saw Defender win by 1 minute 40 seconds amid praised handling, though official margins remain unmeasured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yacht Club
Long Island
WASP
Phillies Beat Boston In High Scoring Return Game
Philadelphia celebrated its West return with a 6 to 6 ninth inning comeback and a 10 to 6 final as Boyle, Carsey, Hamilton, Delahanty and Cross starred. Boston’s Turner, Nash, Long, Lowe, Ganzel and Nichols offered resistance, but Clements homered early and Cross dazzled at third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Phillies
Boston
Boyle
Nash
Carsey
Hamilton
Turner
Hallman
Delahanty
McCarthy
Thompson
Cross
Nichols
Bannon
Long
Lowe
Tucker
Ganzel
Clements
AB. R. B
TB. LO
A. B . Hamilton
C.f
Seeerenee
Turner Hakee
Eenrnenene
Istesseee
Olendante Mamton
Oes Thompson
Ars
Ph Wonilane
Iphia
Ca Bos- Bannon
Isey
Lowes
Powe
Emalie
Indians Return to Bannock Reservation Amid Exodus
SALT LAKE Utah July 29 It is reported a few Indians are returning to the Bannock reservation from Jackson's Hole but far more are arriving. Arrivals from Soda Springs report departure by the old Lander trail via Gray Lake and Soda Springs. Soldiers at Jackson's Hole may find no Indians remaining. MARKET LAKE Idaho July 29 By Courier from Sargeant's Lodge Today several Jackson Hole exiles reached Cunningham's camp twenty nine miles north of Marysvale in war country. Cunningham notes settlers have sent scouts reporting many Indian camps yet conditions appear peaceful.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Bannock Reservation
Jackson's Hole
Soda Springs
Gray, Lake
Jackson Hole
Cunningham
Marysvale
Trinidad Island Abandoned Claim Denied in London
The Chronicle asserts it has authority to refute claims that Great Britain has abandoned its occupation of Trinidad, the island off the coast of Brazil, with London reporting dated July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Chronicle
Great Britain
Trinidad
Brazil
Discouraged man seeks help after hunger and cold
A weary man pleads for arrest to gain food and shelter. He explains two days of wandering hungry and tired. A sympathetic woman offers to help him, asking for confirmation.
Hawley Falls as Chicago Beats Pittsburgh in Lively Game
Pittsburg and Chicago played a slow affair with Chicago posting a nine to five victory. Terry dominated outside the first inning while Hawley pitched poorly. Attendance was around 3,600 as Chicago gathered 15 hits to Pittsburgh’s 9 with three Chicago errors and one by Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Hawley
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Terry
Donahue
Merritt
All Wheelmen Praise the Butcher Cyclometer as Chronometer
All Wheelmen know that the Butcher Cyclometer is like a chronometer clock, perfectly correct, used for 13 cars from Maine to California. It is the only cyclometer used in Europe and all bicycle road books’ distances were measured with it. Roads in New England and around Boston were measured with it, and all expert wheel men give it their unasked approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
California
Europe
N. E
Boston
Louisville Defeats St Louis In Exciting Contest
Louisville beat St. Louis 9 to 4 in a pitching duel with strong support. Only one St Louis man reached second base and four reached first. attendance 500. Batteries Cunningham and Warner Ehret and Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
St. Louis
Cunningham
Warner
Ehret
Miller
Fall River Beats New Bedford In New England League Tilt
Fall River wins 7 to 3 over New Bedford as Stevens and Klobedanz struggle. Reilly shines at short with key plays, while Fall River collects 10 hits to New Bedford's 6. Batteries go to Klobedanz Stevens Rollins and Friend Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Louisville
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Brockton
Fall River
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Portland
Augusta
Lewiston
Bangor
Toronto
Providence
Buffalo
Springfield
Syracuse
Scranton
Rochester
Wilkesbarre
Stevens
Klobedanz
Reilly
Rollins
Friend
Sharp
Augusta Beats Portland In Open First Inning
Augusta wins 4 to 0 at Portland in a game marked by Portland errors that produced three of their four runs. Key plays early in the first inning set the tone as Augusta outscores Portland 4 to 0. Batteries: Dilworth and Butler for Augusta Sullivan and Terrien for Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Augusta
Dilworth
Butler
Sullivan
Terrien
Bangor Beats Lewiston In Sloppily Played Game
In Lewiston Maine on July 2 the home team fell 7 to 3 as Daniels started pitching but was wild and allowed frequent hits. Braham appeared for Lewiston but details are incomplete.
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Bangor
Lewiston
Daniels
Braham
Lewiston Beats Bangor in Low-Scoring Pitching Duel
Pitched a good game with scattered hits as Lewiston edge Bangor 8 to 7. Batteries Braham and Barkley, Daniels, Mains and Grant contributed in a tense early season contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banshcees Cease
Lewiston
Bangor
Braham
Barkley
Daniels
Mains
Grant
Pawtucket Beats Brockton in Poor Fielding Game
In Brockton July 29 the home team's defense faltered as Kelley walked eleven batters and Pawtucket secured 11 hits to Brockton's 13. Final score Pawtucket 9 Brockton 2 with 9 Brockton errors and 2 by Pawtucket. Batteries were Kelley Yeager for Brockton and Korwan Shea for Pawtucket.
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Brockton
Kelley
Pawtucket
Yeager
Korwan
Shea
Springfield Beats Buffalo in Poorly Played Eastern League Game
In Springfield on July 29 Buffalo and Springfield opened a postponed Eastern League clash. Springfield won easily largely due to their batting while fielding was weak on both sides. Gruber pitched well with fair support. a Lynch bunt hit and a McDonald stop highlighted the contest. Springfield 13 runs, Buffalo 6. Hits Springfield 18, Buffalo 8. Errors Springfield 3, Buffalo 9. Batteries Gruber Gunson Herndon Urquhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Buffalo
Wise
Gruber
Lynch
McDonald
Springfield Feeckesie
Gunson
Herndon
Urquhart
Wilkesbarre Beats Rochester in Postponed Rebuild Duel
Wilkesbarre coal barons toppled Rochester 10 to 3 in a makeup game as Donahue pitched well into the seventh inning before troubles. Two costly Rochester errors aided the visitors while Betts limited Rochester to four hits. Attendance about 1,000. Batteries Betts Diggins for Wilkesbarre and Donahue Berger for Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Rochester
Penn
Coal Barons
Donahue
Berger
Lush
Betts
Diggins
Scranton Beats Syracuse In Ten Inning Return Tie
Scranton tops Syracuse 5 to 4 in a ten inning contest at Scranton. Delaney and Luby pitched well with rocky support as Syracuse rallied to lead then Scranton tied it in the seventh before a decisive extra frame. Final hits were 10 apiece with four errors by Scranton and six by Syracuse.
Bostons Return to South End For Baltimore Game
The Bostons open at the South End grounds this afternoon at 3:80 with the Baltimores. The game should be exciting as Hoffer starts for the visitors and Stivetts may work for the home club. A good day is expected with a great crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
South End
Baltimores
Crack Hoffer
Selee
Stivetts
Smallest fin keel racer launched at Read Bros yard
Read Bros launches a 12 foot waterline racer planned by J Westall Borden with Jefferson Borden drafting. Fin keel uses steel plate and 262 pound lead bulb fashioned cigar style. Boat is race oriented with two crew, main and jib, designed to carry large sail area and handle rough weather. First of several fin keels to be built locally, with future yawl rigged models planned for intra club racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Read Bros
J. Westall Borden
Jefferson Borden
Newport Tennis Entries For National Championship
Newport July 29 Entries for the United States National Lawn Tennis Association championship must be filed with Dr James Dwight by August 15 the Newport Casino hosts the event starting August 20 The top players will contest to face R D Wrenn who beat Clarence Hobart in last season's final Matches are best three of five sets The winner and runner up in the main and consolation events earn prizes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
United States
National Lawn Tennis Association
James Dwight
R. D. Wrenn
Clarence Hobart
Handicapped Tennis Opener At Essex County Club
The first day of the handicap tennis tournament drew spectators from nearby clubs at the Essex County Club grounds Manchester. Matches featured W. Sturgis over J. Clark 7-5 3-6 7-5 and H. S. Grew over J. M. Sturgis 6-3 6-2 with several other results and tomorrow’s draw including Gannett Tucker Cochrane Sargent and Grew Bartlett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Essex County Club
W. Sturgis
J. T. Clark
Henry S. Grew
J. M. Sturgis
W. Denigres
BE. W. Grew
M. Bartlett
A. Eliot
G. P. Sanger
H. L. Ayer
L. Ahi
Bartlett Va
C. A. Brinley
Another Victory for Pearce Over Connolly in Williamsport Bout
Leslie C. Pearce of Philadelphia defeated Charley Connolly of Wilkes-Barre in three rounds at Williamsport for a purse of $3650 with $50 to the loser. Both weighed 180 pounds. Connolly broke a thumb in round one, Pearce set the pace in round two and finished in round three with a left hook to the jaw. Pearce trains for Aug. 29 bout with Jack Falvey in Lowell, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie C. Pearce
Philadelphia
Charley
Reddy) Connolly
Wilkesbarre
Williamsport
Penn
Pearce
George W. Touhey
Jim Smith
Connolly
Buck Kelly
Dixon Connolly clash looms in Boston boxing scene
Boxing gossip reports a forthcoming twenty five round match between George Dixon world champion and Tommy Connolly ex amateur featherweight with Dan Murphy and Denny Murphy confirming details. The card includes Elms vs Levy and O'Brien Wolcott talks, with Dick O'Brien returning to Boston for another shot at Wolcott and Smith. Captain Daly to referee and crowds to buy tickets from Murphy’s committee.
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George Dixon
Tommy Connolly
New England
Billy Daly
Dan Murphy
Denny Murphy
Connolly
Dixon
Howie Hodgkins
Union Park Hall
Bill Daly
Norman and
Merrimac Streets
Joe Elms
Chelsea
Sam Levy
New York Bantam
O’brien-Wolcott
Mike Sears
Dick O’brien
Boston
Jim Westcott
Revere House
Portland
Wolcott
Faulkner
Larry Cain
Station 1
Italy
Cain
Tommy Hannon
Phil Smith
Tommy Carter
Lynn
Smith
Carter
James W. Westcott
Andrew Fuglestad
EB. F. Parks
Willie Tucker
Father Barry
T. J. McCarty
J. J. McCarty
Brockton
Sunday Post
F. Kellar
Joe Smith
Edwin P. Woodward
Ike McArthur
Oak Hill
Mgr. Benton
Siz
Sullivan
Riverside
Bragg
Don Hartigan
Lowell
Mr. Bragg
Riverside Boat Club
R. B.C
Spy Pond
Arlington
Isaac
Mar
George Byers
Bis City
Post
Tom D'Arcy
East
Cribb
Ben Colbert
Joe Dyer
James Godfrey
Charlie Farrell
Bangor
John &. Sullivan
Dallas
Tex
T. Coyne
Manchester
N. H
Joseph Byron
Apollo Garden
Young Duffy
Cochituate
Rob Roy
London Baseball Syndicate Plans English Tour Next Fall
A Washington dispatch reports a London based baseball syndicate forming to introduce base ball in England and Europe next fall. Thomas R. Dewar leads the effort with ample capital to secure the pennant winner and its top rival for a tour abroad to clash with foreign clubs for glory and pounds. The move could spur intense competition in the American league race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A_ baseball syndicate
London
England
Thomas R. Dewar
e@ tour
Britannia Wins At Queenstown In Yacht Race
Britannia defeats Allsa in a large waters race at Queenstown on July 2. Britannia finishes first round at Roche's Point flag boat in 2 12 9 and secures overall victory with a final time of 4 67 12 while Allsa ends second in 2 36 65 for the first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Atlsa
Britannia
Allsa
Roche's Point
Ailsa
Defender sails from anchorage with new Herreshoff mainsail
NEW ROCHELLE N Y July 29 Defender left her anchorage off Premium Point at 10 2 this morning. She started under the new Herreshoff mainsail jib and topsail. Her tender the Hattie Palmer accompanied her. On board Defender were Messrs Iselin Leeds and Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N. Y
Defender
Premium Point
Herreshoff
Hattie Palmer
Messrs. Iselin, Leeds and Kane
Worcester meet features aquatic and cycling events
The program lists aquatic sports and shooting matches with single and double canoes and pohagon boats, individual and club team shooting, and Friday ceremonies. Saturday includes a ten mile road race around Lake Quinsigamond, bicycle races at Worcester Oval, a boating carnival, and a firework display. Prizes include diamonds for quartet prize disputes and a piano prize for the St. Vincent de Paul Society road race entrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester Oval
Pp. m. Mair
Vorcone Brass Band
Headquarers
Lake Quinsigamond
Sterling Ellioty
Charles 8. Howard
Asbury Park
Boston Quad
Nat Butler
Fred Hagrty
Callahan
Angus Meech
Asbury Park Management
Massachusetts
National Assembly
Worcester
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Salem
Mass
David G. Whelton
North Street
Massy
Dorchester Yacht Club Pool Tournament Set for Aug 14
The Dorchester Yacht Club announces a pool tournament starting Wednesday August 14. Entries are accepted by the club steward and must be received by Monday evening August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
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Colored Women IN Council
Framingham
Mansfield
Ohio
Fred Titus
Spacoine Bicycle
Gardner
Brown
Zeigeer
Coulter
Sparding Bicycle
E. A. Morse
Morse
Brighton
Saratoga
Cavett
Sea Cliffr. L. IL
Queen Mab
Hildegard
Mineola
Eclipse
Gossoon
Lasca
Amorita
Pise Marie
Loyal
Fenella
Shamrock
Emerald
Amarita
Marie
Huntington
Horace Leeds
Gould
John Woodbury
Winter St
Heston
Woodbury
Wakefield
Atlen
Cleveland
Baltimore Eager
Cincinnati
Aeons
Paulsville
Wen
Anger
National League
Trinidad Island
Ugusta
Delaney
Luby
Gcranton
Rogers
Delaney and Hess
Newport Tennis
Leslie Pearce
Defender’s
Regal
Ager
A. G. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill
Breweries
Charlestown
Lakewood Inn
League
Holt and Irwin
Las Quinsigamond
Messrs
Massachusetts Division
Weer
Copley Square
Peta
J. C. Kerrison
Herald Office
Lake Wildaminees
Lincoln Park
Yacht Club
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