President’s message to Congress on China and Rock Springs
The President urges Congress to strengthen the U S stance toward China amid debates over Chinese immigration and the Rock Springs massacre. He recalls treaties of 1880, defends U S immunity from reciprocal liability, and accuses Chinese minister notes of exaggeration while calling for firm law enforcement and protection for Chinese subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United St Te Presens
Executive
Congress
China
United States
Wyoming
Washington Territory
Pacific
Dominion of
Canada
le Hail
Rock Springs
Wyoming Territory
Union
Rockeo
United
United Tates
Grover Cleveland
Exert Mansion
Washington, D D. C
Democratic view on the President's message and removals policy
SPECIAL TO THE POST Washington March 2 The President's message continues to spark earnest Democratic debate. A prominent Democrat argues Cleveland overreached on removals yet praises his party’s mandate to govern. He cites Thomas Troup and internal revenue cases to illustrate disciplined, broad party action and urges unity with the President.
No Probability of Rate Change on Fourth Class Mail
An analysis notes Senator Wilson’s bill to double fourth class mail postage is unlikely to become law. The Postmaster General opposes it, and Senate committee scrutiny may yield an adverse report. The proposal would equate fourth class with first class, deemed absurd by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Wilson
Senate Committee On Post Offices and Postronms
Wilson
Patents to Bostonians Named in Today’s Grants
Patents were issued today to Bostonians including Alexander Anderson for a portable window crane Edward Dummer for a spinning spindle and searing therefor George W Gogin and another for a gas apparatus Adeline M Hay ward for a soap dish Liverus Hull for a skate Harry M Montgomery for an expansible per pin Samuel G Rolling for an ore crusher John C Wilson for a telephone call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Anderson
Edward Dummer
George W. Gogin
Adeline M. Hayward
Liverus Hull
Harry M. Montgomery
Samuel G. Rolling
John C. Wilson
State Republican convention set for Lewiston June 8
In Augusta on March 2 a Republican state committee meeting decided to hold the next state convention at Lewiston on Tuesday June 8. Representation will be one delegate per city town or plantation plus one delegate per 75 votes for governor in 1884 and one additional delegate for every 40 votes over 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Republican State Committee
Lewiston
Plantation
Idlewild steamer missing men identified in report
New Haven March 2 It is learned that the men lost from the steamer Idlewild Friday morning and a previously unaccounted for are George EK Tobey lumber dealer of Norfolk Virginia and Matthew Farrell formerly a Bridgeport machinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Conn
Idlewild
George EK
Tobey
Lumber Gealer
Norfolk, Va
Matthew Farrell
Bridgeport
Queens County Grand Jury Indicts Justice Delehanty
The Queens county grand jury returned thirteen indictments against Justice Michael Delehanty for misdemeanors, accusing him of failing to make returns of fire assessments and willful neglect of compliance with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island City
N. Y
Maron
Queens County Grand Jury
Michael Delehanty
Indications for New England Weather Forecast
Indications from Washington at 1 am report light local snows, then fair and slightly warmer weather with westerly erods across New England. The brief bulletin notes unsettled early conditions gradually easing as the day progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Pope Leo XIII Celebrates Two Milestones Amid Vatican Unity
Pope Leo XIII marks his seventy fifth birthday and eighth coronation anniversary with a Sacred College address. He laments oppression of the Holy See and rejects claims of Vatican ties to Italian secret military intelligence. He denounces sensational attacks and defends church independence against foreign meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo XIII
Sacred College
Holy See
Italy
Rome
Vatican
Morley Says Irish Question To Be Taken To People
London dispatch reports Mr Morley chief secretary for Ireland announces Liberals will face the Irish issue with an early appeal to the country. He condemns Lord Randolph Churchill and calls for party unity before a general election as Irish affairs loom. Also notes Davitt addresses Irish National League denying widespread outrage and urging weekly eviction records. Cuban crops and finance news from Havana notes strong sugar and tobacco output and a $2,000,000 loan contract with an English firm. International hurdle race at Croydon won by Bolero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
London
Ireland
Lord Randolph Churchill
Ulster
Ter
Michael Pavitt
League
Irish National League
Michael Davit
Davitt
Havana
San Domingo
Idlewild missing passengers feared safe long voyage underway
Bridgeport March 2 No tidings yet from Idlewild missing passengers who rode the lifeboat found near Port Jefferson Eleven men were aboard the lifeboat when it left the steamer and the upright boat with no bodies suggests rescue by an eastbound vessel bound for Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Idlewild
Port Jefferson
Long Island
Eaton’s Neck
F. A. Bartram
People’s Line
Greenpoint
Fred Somers
Nova Scotia
Clergyman Slan der Suit Opens in Worcester Court
Rev George Bremner a Unitarian clergyman sues Judge A A Putnam of the Second District Court for slander. The March Superior Court sitting in Worcester opened with Bremner and Putnam as the competing parties. The case has stirred excitement in southern Worcester County as witnesses testify to conversations and repeated charges and withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Macs
Triis
George Bremner
A. A. Putnam
Second District Court
Bremner
Rogers
Putnam
Fatal Nitrous Oxide Anesthetic Case In New Haven
In New Haven on March 2 Friday afternoon two dentist assistants gave nitrous oxide to Matthew Bush a colored janitor from Whetemore's block and Dr E J R Thomson performed surgery. The patient grew critical then regained consciousness but died last night. Coroner investigates with possible arrests for criminal carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Matthew Bush
Whetemore’s Block
E. J. R. Thomson
Toomucheus
Who Pays for Brockton Superior Court
ISPECIAL TO THE POST Brockton March 2 The question of who bears the expense of the Superior Court now held in this city troubles people outside Brockton County commissioners face calls from politicians alleging the new court room is used as a Police Court A bill to the Legislature to have the county maintain the court will be proposed If trouble arises the city may cover the costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Court opens with pauper aid dispute in Middleboro case
Special to the Post reports the Superior Court convened at the Court House with Chief Justice Brigham presiding. The first case pits Middleboro inhabitants against Mailepoisett inhabitants over support for pauper Susan B Balling, aided by Middleboro, revealing local battle over relief duties and municipal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brigham of
Salem
Middleboro
Mailepoisett
Susan B. Balling
Suit filed to determine sheriff liability in service of precepts
ConcorD New Hampshire March 2 suit filed in favor of the State against Colonel Thomas W. Pierce to determine sheriffs liability for service of precepts. Damages set at 1909 dollars. Case returnable at the May term of the United States Court in Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Thomas W. Pierce
Plymouth
Newport Harbor Idle as Ice Closes Port
Providence reports Newport harbor blocked by ice with no traffic in or out today and likely tomorrow. A crowd walked the ice near the quay as the second winter blockade set in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Newport
Alleged Crooked Contracts Plague New York Aqueduct Work
Construction Engineer H S Craven accuses Chief Engineer Church of irregularities and negligence in aqueduct construction. He refuses to resign, cites repeated attempts to silence oversight, and details alleged overpayments, withheld reports, and improper charges. He warns of frauds in division 3 and disputes masonry acceptance at Sawmill River crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Aqueduct Commissioners
H.S. Craven
Church
Craven
Maurice J. Flynn
Secretary of the Navy
Wolbrecht
Aqueduct Commission
Aqueduct
Sawmill River
O’brien & Clark
O'Brien & Clark
Sailing Vessels to Be Relieved From Extortionate Pilotage Fees
The Dingley bill, reported by the shipping committee, would allow American sailing vessels in the coastwise trade to be licensed to pilot their own ships after inspection, extend relief from state pilot fees when towed by steamers with U S pilots, and set six months for its enactment. It argues currents of state exemptions and notes NY pilots’ objections, with Folger approving equal treatment for sailing and steam vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shipping Committee
Dunn
Arkansas
United States
Atlantic
Gulf Southern States
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
Maryland
Savannah
Boston
Georgia
Folger
Treasury Department
Mutual Fire Insurance to Adopt Uniform Business System
At a meeting in Concorp New Jersey on March 2 representatives of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company discussed steps to create a uniform method of doing business and to appoint inspectors to safeguard the company and its policyholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concorp
N. J
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Coffee party for Immaculate Conception Church draws crowd
Malden Mass March 2 The skating rink fundraiser for Immaculate Conception Church sold over 1500 tickets. Tables were set for more than 1200. The organizer Rev F J Curran expects about 810 dollars net for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Immaeulate Conception Church
F. J. Curran
Switzer and Collins Wedding in Massachusetts Residence
Miss Annie Switzer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Switzer married Mr. Charles W. Collins at the bride parents home 6 Ash street Lys Mass March 2 Rev J C McInerney officiated Second Universalist Church attended by about 1 members. The couple departed for New York after the ceremony.
House approves claims for peacetime losses on two steamers
Washington March 2 The House committee on claims reports favorably bills to reimburse officers and crews of the steamers Ashuelot and Tallapoosa for losses from wrecking and to pay relatives of those who died an amount equal to one year of the deceased sea pay It also favors a bill granting overtime compensation to government employees who worked more than eight hours after the eight hour law passed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Claims Today
United States
Ashuelot
Tallapoosa
Brockton’s New Enterprise Special to The Post
Brockton Massachusetts March 2 capitalists in Holbrook propose a horse railroad from Holbrook post office to Ranccolph town house connecting with Brockton street railway. Parties have invested in the project and expect action within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock?ton
Mass
Holbrook
Brockton
Doctor Receives Threat After Astoria Tragedy
In St Paul, Dr Gale, linked to the Astoria Hotel double tragedy, received a violent ultimatum letter signed by “By Order of the Committee of Ten.” The missive warns him to depart the city at once orface a lamp post and six feet of hemp. Police hold the letter and monitor him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Gale
Astoria Hotel
Rich
New England Fat Men's Convention Set for Dover
Dover New Hampshire March 2 A committee of twenty five prominent citizens was appointed to arrange the forthcoming New England fat men's convention to be held in Dover in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
New England
Deafness Cured by Patent Ear Drums Book
Advertises patent ear drums sold by F Hiscox at 53 Broadway New York claiming deafness cure and related items including a book and pronunciation free offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack
Hiscox
Broadway
The Manchester case of Rev Downs and a Boston pastor
A Boston pastor Rev William W Downs is drawn into a Manchester nursing episode involving a sick pregnant woman, a Connecticut youth named Ward, and a Post staffer. The woman sought Downs aid after a physician concluded an abortion attempt, while Coffey and Downs deny all charges of paying for false testimony. Downs arrives in Manchester to meet the patient, guarantees the physician’s bill, and later returns to Boston amid questions about his pastoral conduct and potential legal action. The episode touches Bowdoin Square Baptist Church, its members, and past dissensions, with investigators noting the woman’s church connection and employment as a purse attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Ward
Coffey
Downs
Manchester
F. H. Watton
Boston
Nova Scotia
New Haven
Puriam,Conn
William W. Downs
Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
Bowdoin Square
Mr. Downs
Onae
Post
Parson Downs
The
Globe
Mr. Dillon
Marquis of Queensberry
Proposed Celebration on the Constitutions One Hundredth Birthday
Senator Gorman introduces a bill for a joint celebration by sixteen American republics on March 4, 1869 to mark the Constitution centennial. The plan invites foreign presidents to visit Washington, prepare histories of their constitutions, and publish translations, with a $100,000 appropriation. Seizures by Butler and Banks are detailed, noting Butler’s $262,538.84 and Banks’ $47,830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gorman
United States
Mexico
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
San Salvador
Honduras
Colombia
Venezuela
Bolivia
Peru
Chil
Uruguay
Paraguay
Ecuador
Argentine Republic
Buter and Sanks
Manning
House
New Orleans
Buller and
Banke
General Butler
General Banks
Old Hawes Schoolboys Third Annual Reunion at Young's Hotel
About 150 alumni gathered for the third annual dinner and reunion at Young's Hotel after a reception. Richard S. Monks presided with notable attendees including Richard J. Monks, Charles H. Loring, Rev. H. Safford, and others. An August 14 1932 exhibition program was commemorated, noting Hawes School's early vocal music program. Charles A. Thatcher’s death was noted, with remarks on graduates' contributions, followed by resolutions and tributes to the school’s girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawes
Young’s Hotel
Richard S. Monks
Richard J. Monks
Charles H. Loring
Master Hardin
H. Safford
George W. Armstrong
Hawes School
South Boston
Monk
Charles A. Thatcher
James G. Rogers
Benjamin Whittemore
Joseph Harris
United States Navy
He Defines His Connection with Broadway Surface Railway
Secretary Whitney writes to the Senate investigating committee detailing his role and that of others as early directors of a company claiming a Broadway to Fourteenth Street line. He notes Philadelphia interests sought to lease lines and offered Whitney’s firm a joint venture, which stockholders rejected. Whitney asserts openness to criticism and claims innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Washington
Whitney
Senate
New York
the Battery
Fourteenth Street
Sharp
Philadelphia
Mr. Whitney
Seventh Avenue
Assault on Bennett Street Ends in Hospitalized Injury
Patrolman Whitman found James Reagan with a fractured frontal bone on Bennett street after being struck by James F. Price, who lives with him at 10 Lehigh street. Reagan sought a dispensary while Keegan was taken to City Hospital in a dangerous condition. Price was arrested by fifth division police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Fourth Division
James Reagan
Bennett Street
Reagan
James F. Price
Lehigh Street
Bennet Street
Keegan
City Hospital
Price
Howe Held on Whipping Hotel Beats Charges Across Regions
Patrolmen Reagen and Berg of the first division found William B. Howe alias Chase on Hanover Street and jailed him. He was turned over to Special Officer Baxter for a warrant in Roxbury thefts of an overcoat and coal. Howe is further wanted for beating hotels in Athol and New Hampshire locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagen and
Berg
William B. Howe
Chase
Hanover Street
Howe
Lawrence
Mass
Baxter
Ninth Division
H. Osgood Whitcomb
Roxbury
Hurlihey
Athol
New Hampshire
Inspection of Military Organizations in Coxcorp
In Coxcorp New Hampshire on March 2 the annual inspection of the Third Regiment and Brigadier General D M White and staff was conducted by Inspector General Wheeler. After the inspection Adjutant General Ayling General Wheeler General White and Third Regiment officers attended a banquet hosted by a member of General White s staff living in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxcorp
N. H
D. M. White
Wheeler
Ayling
White
Staf
Third Regiment
Nema
Concord
Injured Man Falls Between Tannery Rollers
Charles Burke aged 44 of 285 Dorchester avenue South Boston was admitted to City Hospital yesterday afternoon with a compound fracture of one arm and a fracture of the other after being drawn between the rollers of a splitting machine at J. R. Forbush's tannery on Albany street where he was employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burke
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
City Hospital
J. R. Forbush
Albany Street
Secretary of the Treasury Defends Silver Policy to Congress
Secretary to Congress defends silver policy with a forty page report, detailing past actions and future aims. He argues for flexible currency use, cites gold and silver holdings, and explains treasury practice during the gold standard era. The document emphasizes that all legal tender forms have been honored and that silver circulation has expanded while ensuring creditor payment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
House of Representatives
Treasury Department
House
United States
SUI
Eee
New York
Treasury
Custom House
Sherman
Congress
Department
Fires claim mother and two sons in Fulton home blaze
Fire reports from Fulton and surrounding areas recount a deadly morning fire at Mrs. Quisenbury’s house killing her and her two sons. Additional blazes in Lynn East Cambridge and Boston cause substantial property losses with several structures destroyed or damaged, one insured, others uninsured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton, Mo
Quisenbury
Five Cars Plunge From Bridge Into Delaware River
A double header freight on the New York Ontario and Western crashed through a river bridge at Fisher's Eddy in Binghamton at about 9 30 PM. Five cars disappeared into the Delaware river as the bridge caught fire and burned. Conductors Raymond and Smith and two brakemen are missing and feared lost in the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton, N
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
East Branch
Delaware River
Fisher's Eddy
Raymond
Smith
Arrest of Annie Winnellender for larceny reported
Special Officer Abbott of the third division arrested Annie Winnellender yesterday afternoon for the larceny of a gold cross two gold rings and clothing valued at about $100 from Mary and Susan McGreenery of 1 Leverelt Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Annie Winnellender
Mary and
Susan McGreenery
Leverelt Avenue
Vermont Weavers Strike in Burlington Cotton Mill
About 75 weavers at Gates & Co. mill in Burlington Vermont are on strike seeking higher pay and longer hours. They demand an advance from 15 to 18 cents per yard and ten hours workday instead of the current ten and a quarter. Mill reduced cut from 54 to 51 yards. bands expected to resume soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Gates & Co
Ice Embargo Deepens As Harbor Frore
Newport Rhode Island March 2 The ice embargo persists with freezing weather. The blockade worsens with ice extending into the harbor and bay preventing any boats from entering or leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Kinney Elected Mayor in Unica New York by 1000 Vote
Democrat Thomas E. Kinney won the mayoralty of Unica New York by about 1000 votes. The Democratic gains extended across the board of supervisors in the region, reflecting a favorable local result for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unica
N. Y
Thomas £. Kinney
Board of Supervisors
Belmont Submits Foreign Affairs Committee Report
Consulam Appropriations in Washington on March 2. Mr Belmont from the committee on foreign affairs today submits a report outlining proposed funding and policy measures for diplomatic missions and overseas operations. The document emphasizes budget allocations, oversight, and strategic priorities for international engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr Belmont
The
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Fall River Mills Face Wage Schedule Dissent
Fall River Mass March 2 The only dissatisfaction with the new wage schedule, effective yesterday, comes from Richard Borden Manufacturing Company mills where speeder tenders quit work. They argue the 10 percent advance does not recover the amount cut in the last reduction, leaving wages just below former levels. The mills uniformly cut wages by 10 percent last year. the current increase mirrors this, leaving operatives still under prior earnings. Speeder tenders earned about $1 per day before the change and gave no public grounds for a strike. The spinner pay schedule adopted last year remains in effect with scale variations by mule size and spindle counts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
Poost
Lecho
Cleveland
United States
Democratic Party
Mr. Cleveland
Troup
Alexander Troup
New Haven
Internal Revenue
Messrs
Pillbury and
Chase
Republican
Lroup
Neghbors
Pidsbury
United States Treasury
Hanley
S’latt
Pillsbury and Chase
Republican Party
Tam
Fall River
Mass
Richard Borden Manufacturing Company
Richard Borden
Barnaby Iill
Barnaby Mill
Manchester
N.H
Amoskeag Company
Smyth's Hall
Knights of Labor
Labor unrest spreads across rail and mill towns in March
Executive boards transfer finishers and cutters disputes to a sub committee for settlement while Texas Pacific workers quit over a dismissal tied to a Knights of Labor meeting. Glass and woollen mills face mass action with strikes, wage talks, and Knights activity across Marshall Marshall Texas City and Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Brockton
Texas Pacific
Marshall
Tex
Workmen &i
Texas Pacific Railroad
Knights of Labor
Mississippi River
Crystal City
Glass Works
Spinners’ Union
Fall River
Mase
The
Therefore Young Men Make Your Record Lecture
President Baldwin led a Young Men's Christian Union service on John B Gough's message to young men urging them to craft a pure and careful life. The evening featured choir and soloists Sadie Severance and Mr Robinson with readings by Professor Moses True Brown and address by Baldwin on making a clean life record for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Union
Baldwin
Robinson
Sadie Severance
Mr. Robinson
Moses True Brown
Paul
Agrippa
Elijah
Bryant
Thanato
Theeper
Mr. Baldwin
John B. Gough
Mr. Gough
Gough
Convict Term Expirations and City Appointments
About 50 of 116 inmates at Concord New Hampshire state penitentiary have term expirations this year Horace G Holden reelected superintendent of Lowell water works by the board of aldermen A Boston fire train car derailed by a wheel break delaying passenger trains in both directions executive committee of the trunk lines met in New York with routine business and no action on the transcontinental contest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Horace G. Holden
Lowell
Boston Fire
Pasenger
Trusk Lines
New York
Some New Things Prove Good for Wagging Wan Cleanlog
A brief note highlights new items proving beneficial for wagging wan cleanliness. Pyle's Pearline appears among notable improvements, with emphasis on practical results and user satisfaction across households. Local readers are urged to consider these products for routine chores and better laundry outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Democratic Banquet Highlights Sixth District Club
President George R. Brine presided at the Quincy House for the sixth district Democratic banquet. The business meeting prior to the meal elected ten new members and appointed a committee to nominate vice-presidents from each town and city. Speakers praised the first year of Democratic administration, contrasted with Republican criticisms, and lauded Grover Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Brine
Sixth District
Democratic Club
Quincy House
John J. Reed
W. J. Weeks
J. Cartwright
P. J. Riley
H. E. Bishop
Mr. Brive
O. A. Galvin
Rosnothy
C. G. Plunkett
Lyman Stickney
Henry F. Moore
J. A. Cartwright
James Fitzpatrick
Michael Welch
John Hartnett
Philip G. Doherty
John J. Fitzpatrick
John
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Morrison and Hewitt
Senate
Negee
South Boston Citizens Discuss Wards Redivision and Street Work
The South Boston Citizens Association met in Gray's Upper Hall with President Vincent Laforme in the chair. New members Charles B. Moore John McDonough Isaac Riley J. Tuttle James T. Tighe and M. Davis were elected. A memorial to the Legislature on ward redistricting was drafted and sent with no reply yet. Streets committee was told to finish Ninth street between Old Harbor and H streets. Members urged city officials to repair the iron fence around Independence Square. A discussion on establishing a cable system on the horse railroads followed for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Ninth Street
Old Harbor
H Streets
Independence Square
New Bedford Yacht Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
New Bedford Mass March 2 At the annual meeting of the New Bedford Yacht Club officers were elected Commodore Frederick Swift vice Commodore R H Morgan rear Commodore Edgar G Hammond secretary J H Barrows treasurer EB Stanley Wills and directors Edwards Brown G M Crapo J A Barnes Willard Nye Jr Horace Wood J C Rhodes R S Taber T E Sawip Nathenie Hathaway W R Sherman D L Parker The secretary reports membership declined by 20 to 188 The squadron comprises 16 schooners 31 sloops 6 cutters and 1 steamer totaling 54 including a flag-ship falling by 1 The treasurer reports a balance on hand of 4203.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
New Bedford Yacht Club
Frederick Swift
R. H. Morgan
Edgar G. Hammond
J. H. Barrows
EB. Stanley Wills
Edwards, Brown
G. M. Crapo
J. A. Barnes
Willard Nye, Jr
Horace Wood
J. C. Rhodes
Taber
T. E. Sawip
Nathenie Hathaway
W. R. Sherman
D. L. Parker
McKenzie's Pyramid Pool Tourney Chooses Silver Cup Winners
In McKenzie's last evening two pairs contested for the silver cup. C Lauis and H Campbell led the field, Lauis winning four of six games. The second pair A Dodd and W Roberton fought hard. Dodd clinched the deciding game after a tough struggle. Both teams showcased brilliant play throughout the tourney. Referee M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie
C. Lauis
H. Campbell
A. Dodd
W. Roberton
Dodd
C. Lavis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Posts
Old War Horse
Prom
Justice Delevanty
G. C. Taylor
His Holiness
Associated Chambers of Agriculture of
Great Britain
Montevideo
Galveston
Buenos Ayres
Angelo Jacobine
Strong Bope
Dingley Bill
Granite State Insurance
Collins—Switzer
Brockton’s New Enterprise
ST. Paul
FAC
OLD Hawes Schoolboys
Rolless
Lynn
Mailay Street
William Beckett
Jane Jackson
Louisa Hall
Hannah Tyler
Cambridge
E. C. Loring
Charles and
Sixth Streets
East
Bex
Borofsky & Co
William J. Fox
Armandine Street
Henry Warwick
Engine 12
Salem Street
L. D. Thayer
W. F. Bancroft & Co
G. H. Bushnell
S. F. Bickford
Sarton
Baxter Grow
Issir
Vermont
William Hannegan
UAICA
Ted
McCormick
Curiaco
McCormick Works
Eina Woollen Company
Grand Street Cross Town
Canal and Cortlandt Street
Labor Notes
A. A. Carleton
Knights of Labor of America
International Bridge
Port Cathena
St. Catherine
Port Colbourne
Hamilton
Woodstock
Ingersoll
Tilsonbury
St. Thomas
Amherstburg
Windsor
Sarnia
Port Edward
Petrolia
Clinton
Stratford
Guelph
Toronto
Cuttiers’ Union of
Haverhill
Henry Lemmon
Newton
Frank Picket
Charles H. Litchman
Pennsylvania
Labor
George E. McNeil
Baldwin of
Messrs. Hoe
Post Publishing CO
Milk Street
Owen A. Galvin
Pew
3 Xth
Labor Committee
John W. Bragdon
Medford
Lovering
Knowles Freeman
Chelsea
Melden
John J.reed
Edwin F. Pierce
William C. Otis
Frien
Saltonstall
E. F. Pillbury
Henry Walker
John Boyle O'Reilly
A. Shuman
F. E. Hatch
Pyramid
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