Draw Ends Feath erweight World Title Bout In Boston
In a twenty round featherweight championship fight at the Suffolk Club West Newton street armory Boston Martin Flaherty of Lowell and George Dixon of Boston fought to a draw before about 2500 fans. The match showcased Flaherty improving and Dixon maintaining form amid a lengthy card that opened with Sullivan vs Elms and later Sullivan vs Sullivan. The grand event followed a weight dispute over Flaherty 1243 4 pounds. the bout ended with a crowd-wide approval of the draw and the names George V Tuohy credited as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dixon
Martin Flaherty
Sullivan
Elms
Massachusetts
Lowell
Boston
Suffolk Club
West Newton Street Armory
Flaherty
Dixon
Fairbanks
Dave Sullivan
South Boston
Joe Elms
Chelsea
Land
Ims
Lause
Dave
Sulivan
Lewis Sullivan
East Boston
Spike Sullivan
Lewis
Spike
Peninsula
Jimmy Colville
Jack Sheehan
Pat Cahill
Maffit
Joe Flaherty
Joe Butler
Bob Green
Billy Hill
Frank Steele
Martin
Manfashion
George V. Tuohey
Corbett Praises Prof Shaw As Boxing Teacher
Corbett says Professor Shaw is the most accomplished and scientifically best equipped boxing teacher. For reasonable terms and lessons, call or address No. 181 Tremont St., Room 16. Open all summer with cool rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Shaw
Tremont St
Great Barrington Tragedy: Pastor E J Kelly Fatally Injured
In Great Barrington on June 16 Reverend E J Kelly, pastor at North Egremont Methodist Church, dies after a carriage collision on the Egremont road. His wife Minnie Ryer, a niece, and two ladies survive, while Dr G H Race and others suffer injuries. Mrs Kelly dies from shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
E. J. Kelly
North Egremont
Kelly
Minnie Ryer
Miss Clifton
Miss Farally
Egremont
G. H. Race
Campos's Stand and Cuban War Updates
The government recalls General Martinez Campos to active service but he will command only a division in Cuba. In New York, news that Puerto Principe fell to Maximo Gomez is reported, and Calixto Garcia's wife received a letter about Jiquari taken May 24. Havana reports a flood of Spanish generals arriving, with Weyler suspected of plotting against Maceo in Pinar del Rio. the gunboat Centinela suffered casualties near Manzanillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Martinez Campos
Cuba
New York
Puerto Principe
Maximo Gomez
Havana
Oladare
Barraque
Gonzales
Munoz
Ruiz
Melquizo
Hernandez
Ferrer
Basan
Alta
Suarez
Incian
Suarez Valdes
Descanzo
Maceo
Weyler
Pinar del Rio
Centinela
Santo River
Manzanillo
Shooting on Mystic Wharf Leaves Man Critical at Hospital
Edmund F. Coyle, 35, of 1022 Boylston Street, is in critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital after an accidental shot on Mystic Wharf. Patrick J. Heatley, 45, of 184 Salem Street, who fired, is detained for investigation. Both men say the shooting was accidental. Coyle underwent surgery at midnight with doubtful prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund F. Coyle
Boylston Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mystic Wharf
Patrick J. Heatley
Salem Street
Station 16
Coyle
Heatley
Arrest for Embezzlement of Eight Thousand Dollars
Frederick Jacob Andres an importer of cotton based in the Hancock building Devonshire street was arrested by Inspectors Collins and Harris on a warrant from banker J B Moors of 111 Devonshire street charging embezzlement of 8000 from Moors. Moors says the funds were advanced on goods shipped from Egypt and Peru and indorsed to Andres against trust receipts. Andres 50 of Brookline admits receiving the money and says his brother used it while he planned to make it good after settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Jacob Andres
Hancock Building
Devonshire Street
Collins and Harris
J. B. Moors
Andres
Moors
Egypt
Peru
Brookline
Goldies Won’t Return With $400 Stolen From Owner
Goldie Morgan and Goldie French, two girls from Westchester New York, ran away June 3 with $400 belonging to Mr. French. They left for New York yesterday, escorted by a New York detective sent by Chief Inspector O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldies
Goldie Morgan
Goldie French
Westchester
N. Y
French
New York
O’brien
Driscoll Held in $1000 Bond on Letter Embezzlement Charge
Dennis E. Driscoll a Boston post office letter carrier was arrested for embezzling a letter. He appeared before United States Commissioner Fiske at the Federal building and was held for the grand jury in bonds of $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis E. Driscoll
Boston Post Office
United States Commissoner
Fiske
Federal Building
Grand Jury
Bargain Reefers For Girls And Boys At Arnold S Knit Goods
Sale offers young patrons reefers at a fraction of value. Lot 1 coats in red and navy with large sleeves priced 39 cents, Lot 2 colors and wool blends priced 98 cents or 1 95 for Scotch all wool mix. Demonstrator for babe and mother still present. call to view goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Babe
Mother
New England Democratic Congressman Delivers Patriotic Address
The speaker addressed members with a patriotic tone on the occasion, earning a warm reception. Three cheers were given at the end for the only New England Democratic Congressman present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Charlestown Parade Opens City Carnival Spectacle
A full day of parades in Charlestown features two major processions with numerous floats and marching groups. Notables include Luke Smith, honorary president of the Bunker Hill Historical Society, and Chief Marshal John Hurley reviewing the line near Chestnut street. The morning march begins at 9 o clock from the junction of Bunker Hill Elm and Mystic streets and proceeds through a long route past City square Monument square and Bunker Hill. The First and Second Divisions showcase themes from The Stamp Act to The Living Flag and Rough Riders of the World. The Carnival Association, led by Alderman E W Presho, promotes business displays, two military bands, and many chariots. The afternoon parade, led by Captain Frank Magurn, forms on High street at 3 pm and travels through multiple streets to Gardner street Sullivan square Monument square and back toward City square for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Carnival Association
Bunker Hill
Elm
Mystic Streets
Bunker Hill Street
Chelsea
City Square
Park Street
Warren
Winthrop
Adams
Chestnut
Monument Square
Bartlett Street
High
Monument Avenue
Main Street
Harvard Street
Washington
Union
Main
Cambridge
Sullivan Square
Chestnut Street
Luke Smith
Smith
E. W. Presho
Barnum & Batley
Frank Magurn
Fred MacDonald
High Street
High, Elm
Main Streets
Gardner Street
Lexington Street
Corey Street
Medford Street
Everett Street
Concord Street
Winthrop Street
Winthrop Square
Cor
Waverley House
Alderman Presho
Moulton and
Vine Streets
Daughters of the American Revolution
Memorial Hall
Green’ Street
Marion Howard Brazier
Paul Revere
A. A. Berle
Grace le Baron Upham
Richard J. Barker
Gaspee
Rhode Island
Mary Draper
Highland Hall
West Roxbury
Charlestown Club
999Th Artillery
Medal of Honor Legion
Faneuil Hall
Bunker Hill Monument Association
New England Historic-Genealogical Society
Somerset Street
Bargain Clothing Sale Highlights Boys and Mens Wear
Made of good quality cambrics in pretty patterns priced at 29e. Boys Sailor Suits in duck and fancy sattees once 1.50 now 75e. Good wearing fabrics. Boys Stockings tans and blacks heavy ribbed sizes 6 to 8 always 12 3c for 5e. Men’s Laundered Outing Shirts of the famous Congress make all sizes sold yesterday at 75c now 49e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Laundered Pique Hats One Half Price
Babies cap sale itemizes wear as laundered pique hats rich embroidery offered at 50 cents half of regular one dollar price. Also features babies muslin caps with fine open work embroidery marked down from 75 cents to a lower clearance price.
Parade and civic events highlight Boston celebration day
A parade lineup features the Letter Carriers Band from New York, Lincoln Camp, Portland’s Shepley Camp, and Maine Militia Signal Corps with the Second Brigade. afternoon divisions include Military, Union Veterans, Hiberman and American Mechanics. Banquet at Waverley House, concerts in several squares, D A R chapters organize events, open houses and conventions follow with civic and historical society gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
City Square
New York City
New York Post Office
Letter Carriers’ Association
Lincoln Camp
Sons of Veterans
Shepley Camp
Portland
Forest City
Signal Corps
Maine State Militia
Military
Hibernian
American Mechanics
Catholic Literary Union Banquet Honors Liberty at Monument Square
The Catholic Literary Union held its third annual banquet at its Charlestown club house on Monument Square with 175 attendees led by Dr. J. McDeonald. Mayor Quincy and Rev Father Supple spoke on liberty, duty, and patriotic pride as toastmaster J R Murphy introduced guests including Mayor Perry and Congressman Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Literary Union
Monument Square
Sunker Hill
Union
J. McDeonald
Quincey
J. M. Supple
Father Supple
Bunker Hill
Banquet Toasts Honor Bunker Hill and Sister Cities
In Somerville, a banquet celebrated Bunker Hill's enduring symbolism for Americanism and unity. Mayor Perry praised a blended composite citizenship while Congressman Fitzgerald drew applause for patriotic remarks. Festivities lingered near 2 a.m. as attendees enjoyed club privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Perry
Somerville
Fitzgerald
Open House At Bunker Hill Knights Of Columbus Event
The Bunker Hill Council Knights of Columbus hosted a long gathering with guests from Providence Hartford New Bedford Boston Somerville Cambridge Lynn Lawrence Lowell Chelsea Everett and Malden councils. Notables including Mayor Quincy Senator Joseph J Corbett Alderman Presho and representatives attended a lively evening of entertainment and banquets across multiple parish and social club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Knights of Columbus
Providence
Hartford
New Bedford
Boston
Somerville
Cambridge
Lynn
Lawrence
Lowell
Chelsea
Everett
Malden
Quincy
Catholic Union
Joseph J. Corbett
Alderman Presho
Representative Shaw
James M. McLaughlin
James M. Mitchell
Charles J. Miller
John J. Brennan
H. J. Crane
H. M. Clifford
E. S. Sullivan
M. J. O’callaghan
Charlestown
Main Street
Bray
Flanders
Hayden, Snow and Eckles
Father Mathew
T. A. Society
St. Francis de Sales Parochial School
W. F. Riley
James A. Gateley
Edgeworth Associates
Bunker Hill Street
John McCarthy
BE. Hayes
M. Cooney
J. Tower
T. Reagan
W. Murphy
W. Morgan
T. Joyce
Franklin
Explosion on Charlestown car tracks shocks Hancock Square
A blast near Hancock square Charlestown interrupted a streetcar ride about 8 PM. An explosive device on the tracks damaged ventilators and glass. Passengers fled, police including Patrolman Doyle responded, crowd dispersed as smoke filled the car bound for Scollay square, car number 2323.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Square
Charlestown
Doyle
Division 15
Scollay Square
Forty fifth Massachusetts Regiment selects September reunion date
At the regimental association’s semi annual meeting the forty fifth Massachusetts Regiment voted to move the annual reunion from June to a late summer date. The group favored early September and sought a location convenient for Cape Cod comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regmental Association
Forty-fifth Massachusetts Regiment
Cape Cod
Winthrop Hotel Opens Season With Ball
The New Winthrop Hotel of Winthrop Beach will formally inaugurate the 1896 season with a ball tonight. Magic provided by Danforth Hodgdon's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Hotel
Winthrop Beach
Danforth & Hodgdon
Also Mentioned on This Page
A Ikinson Furnishing CO
Washington ST
Corner Common St
Unique Credit System
Uouile
Br. Kelly
Campos
Frederick J. Andres
Driscoll
Girls
Reefers
Ilchrist & Co
William P. Henry
Elks’ Social Club
Auburn Social Club
Veteran Temperance Union
America
Martin KE. Jenkins
Nelson Club
E. J. Trull
S&8
Monument Social Club
Venezuela
Workingmen’s Debating Club
Lynnhurst Club
Rough Riders of the World
Waltham Young Men
James M. Goldthwait
Koodoodee Club
St. Mary’s C. T. A. Society of
Brereton Club
Bainbridge Social Club
Soldiers of the Future
St. Bridget Temperance Cadets of
Maynard
Barnum
Bleh
Long
Murphy
Gers
Mass
Browning, King & Co
Washington &J
Kneeland
Larrabee’s