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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1893
Page
3
Secretary Boss of the New England Mule Spitween Union addressed local workers after a secret meeting about the labor trouble. Most back-boys agreed to return to work in the morning, marking a potential end to the strike after 18 over.
Dr Dewey offers free treatment for a wide range of ailments including bronchitis rheumatism skin diseases and blood disorders. Offices are at 40 Tenthson Street near Columbus Avenue in Providence and are open daily except Sundays.
Boston politicians clash over a proposed £1000 Labor Day appropriation for a Charles River regatta under the New England Amateur Rowing Association. Key figures Aldermen Mitchell Councilmen Merrill Keenan Crowley and others oppose or flip positions amid charges of political maneuvering and prize allocations. The dispute follows last year’s spending patterns and ties to local athletic plans on Commonwealth Park and South Boston events.
Promoter talk points to Dempsey versus Smith at Coney Island likely July 14 with offers from Crescent City Club and Chicago’s Columbian Club. Dempsey to start training after signing Judge Newton’s articles. Fitzsimmons parts ways with Martin Julian as manager. Joe Goddard leaves for Australia after reassessing his world-beater status. Local pros Hubbard Walcott Havlin spar in Providence amid talk of an amateur show July 15.
The Harvard Yale baseball clash was washed out for rain with 10 000 in attendance expected to watch. Ivy League captains Frothingham and Bliss discussed rescheduling, and the game was tentatively fixed for 2 30 p m Saturday after class day.
The American Wringer Co operating at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangyles springs beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs to kinds of wringers and sweepers are handled promptly by mail orders.
Harvard and Yale prepare for the annual Thames clash at New London Conn with Harvard led by Captain Vail and Yale guided by Bob Cook. Coaches Warry Keyes and Perkins support Harvard while Yale relies on Goetchins and Fennessey to sharpen stroke. Goetchins may replace Gallaudet as stroke as Yale seeks an edge.
Rain postponed games between the Baltimores and Bostons. Tim Donahue and Aleck Ferson are highlighted as catchers and pitchers for their clubs. Other mentions include Mullane McMahon, Wilson, Donahue, and Kelly, with critique of the Baltimore lineup and suggestions of pitching strength impacting standings.
TulValo won with heavy hitting at key moments despite costly errors by the visitors. Cargo hit a homer in the fourth inning after bases loaded, sealing the win as rain halted play in the seventh.
The Campello Club of Brockton and Shoe City Wheelmen of Brockton plan a four mile relay ride from the Grand Hotel, Columbus Avenue, to the city, with a third club Y M C A joining. They will race in three legs starting at 2 pm, 2:30 pm and 3 pm, featuring named riders and routes through West Chester park, Milton Lower Mills, East Milton, Braintree and Mayflower Park, weather permitting.
The third day of the Newcastle and Gosforth Park summer meeting featured the Seaton Deleval plate for 1200 sovereigns won by Chinchin with Sir Jacob second and Guiser third. At Sandown Park the first summer meeting opened. the Clarence and Avondale stakes of 1000 sovereigns were taken by Worcester with Dame President second and Janetta third.
The Suffolk Athletic Club draws a large New York entrant list for the July 4 event at Lake Walden. Notables include Sam Liebgold in the mile walls and Walsh of the Naviers in the special scratch mile.
At Sheepshead Bay on June 22 the program lists six races. Stonewell won the first over Roller with track times of 1:38 for seven furlongs despite scratches. Glorianna colt captured the six furlongs with Discount second. St. Florian won the mile with Gold Dollar second and Fidelio third in 1:42 2-5. Sport won the 1¼ miles with Comanche second and St. Michael third in 2:08 4-5. Pickpocket led the 1⅛ miles with icknicker second and Kilkenny third in 1:56. Sykeston won the 1¼ miles on the turf with ULong Beach second and others scratched in 2:09.
Race results from Guttenburg New Jersey list six events on June 22 with winners Hindoomere Ada Blue Cottonade Bel demonio Greg Fagie Leonardo. Times range 1 02 to 1 24. Second place finishers include Love Knot Hannibal Wood chopper Polydora and Craftsman. Third place finishers include Kitty Clarke, Blondie, andime.
Race by race results list six races at Glouchester New Jersey on June 22. Winners include Mc I Xeever Cap Spencer Wallace G St Hubert Luray and horses Lettoon John McGarrigie Samaritan Equity Emblem Casanova with times shown for each event.
Entries for the Franklin Racing Park carnival races at Saugus run July 4 to 8 will close tonight with Manager James O Gray. The Old Orchard races on the same dates failed to fill, promising a strong entry list for Franklin Park.
Martha Wilkes trotted a mile in 2 18 14 with the last half 1 06 4 and final quarter 3 24 4 at White River Junction Vermont on June 22.
The report chronicles yesterday's storm and uneasy forecasts for Class Day at Harvard. Forecasters warned of rain and winds while notes from Boston and coastal towns describe rough seas, gale conditions at Highland Light and Provincetown, and a stranded vessel in Gloucester.
In Lübeck on June 22 the first second ballot elected Herr Goertz of the Radical Unionist with a 150 vote majority over Johann Schwartz the Social Democrat. Goertz secured support from the National Liberals, marking a loss for the Social Democrats and their opponents of the army bill.
The Malden merchant community sought the address of James Hill a 20 year old who fled after stealing an overcoat a suit and $10 and living at the Hotel Victoria. He was arrested in Boston and $100 worth of goods traced to Cambridgeport residence 6 Perry Street. The Malden Cycle Club opens its new club room informally today.
Parents and friends crowded the St Rose Convent School breakfast yesterday morning for closing exercises. Miss Lizzie Weadick welcomed attendees and praised the school. Twenty young ladies performed the drama Columbia Elect and Free with Miss Heenan as Columbia. Primary pupils sang Open the Gates as High as the Sky. Mary Moreen gave the closing address. Fathers McGlew and Teeling offered remarks. Diplomas were awarded to Mary Moran Elizabeth Freenan Annie Cushman Melinda Deane Mary Gannon Theresa Golden Annie ODonnell Mary Fitzpatrick Nellie Gately Mary Farrell Anna McCann Maggie Hasty Grace Solomon Lizzie Weadick Alice Solomon Maggie Welsh Hannah Mulligan Lillian Fitzpatrick Annie Green Elien O Shea Josephine Jistevez Mary Burke Theresa Howe Katie Duggan Mary Bird Katie Casey Juliearden Marie Poland Louisa Sloan Mary O Connell. Father Sheeran officiated at a high Mass for the late James F Gilmore at St Rose Church.
Fragmentary notice lists alcohol products and a location hint at 7 Deck Square and Panel Mall avenues. No clear event date or organization is identifiable from the legible text.
Officer Fernald denies animosity toward Simeon Joyce and says he removed Joyce after being assaulted with a crutch at a West Fourth street store. Cadets linked to St Vincent’s Church drill under Father O Connor for Farragut demonstration. Gettysburg veteran party planned by Fire Commissioner Innes in August. Miss Agnes Hannon and Joseph Cum mings wed at St Augustine's with nuptial mass by Father O Callahan. Timothy Nunan funeral at St Augustine's and Mt Calvary Cemetery. Winthrop Council 588 BR A monthly meeting featured artists. H McInnes hosted a Seaside Hall social. Loyall Farragut, son of Admiral Farragut, to attend unveiling of his father's statue.
The new public landing beside the bath houses on Border street has shown value with heavy use during hot days. A line of small steam launches operates to Castle Island Park, avoiding crowded street cars and long park bridge walks.
Graduating pupils of Morse Grammar School received diplomas from William A. Munroe as Rev Alexander McKenzie gave an address. The program featured readings songs and a gymnastics display.
The Rev. C S Scott weighs a Marlboro call while preaching engagements delay decision. Miss Lathrop resigns from Eda gerly School citing no desire to teach next year. Putnam Commandery officers to be elected Monday with Fourth of July celebration planning underway. Parades will feature Somerville Light Infantry and a bicycle division. Miss Beillia Emma Staples wed Frank Waitt Easterbrook at 83 Florence Street with reception. couple to reside on Parker Street after a wedding tour. Broadway Congregational Church considers Rev J E Lovering resignation with potential bar from office for rest of term.
While answering Box 14 at 1 26 yesterday afternoon District Chief Pope fell from his wagon sustaining a severe bruise and shaking up. The wagon swung while passing a car causing the chief to lose the reins and Samuel Mitchell fell from the wagon as a pedestrian aided bystander helped stop the horse.
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