Amateur Wrestling Draws 1500 Fans in Boston Music Hall
The first major amateur wrestling event in the city drew about 1500 spectators at Music Hall under the Amateur Athletic Union rules. Frank Miller of the A A U dominated featherweights, while Moran Berger and Merrill also delivered standout performances among a diverse field from Boston and New York clubs.
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Music Hall
Boston Athletic Association
Alward
Hughes
Hoskins
Athletic Club
Schuylkill Navy
Frank Miller
National Turnverein
Newark
N. J
Amateur Athletic Union
H. Benick
Parmenter Street Chapel
A. J. Melley
Riverside
J. P. Ambrose
Boston College
Bangs
Brookinge
H. F. Wallis
West Roxbury
A. C
D. E. Parker
Parker
Wallis
J. N. Faulkner
Boston
F. H. Wallis
J. Russo
P. J. Merrill
Y. M. C. A. Boston College
Merrill
F.I. Moran
Lynn
M. Berger
Olympic A. C
New York
Moran
Nelson
Bryar
Berger
Faulkner
J. P. Edmison
Yale A. A
H. Rode
Brooklyn A. C
John Corkery
Riverside Boat Club
A. Todtman
Corkery
Todtman
Kery
Saempion
H. Berrick
J.P. Merrill
Sumner Paine
Ernesto
Horan
Miller
J. S. Brookinge
F. Kaveney
Kaveney
Etwo
Melley
Gertlemen
Outram Bangs
F. M. Wood
G. B. Morison
G. Otis
A. P. Hunt
Cornish
Steamers Arrive in Atlantic Ports with Various Incoming Vessels
Shipping lists show numerous steamers docking in Boston New York and Liverpool from London Antwerp Havre Hamburg Rotterdam Bremen and more. Crisscrossing routes include Lepanto Circassian Rhaetia and La Champagne along with several others arriving early March. An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla as a trusted medicine at an honest price.
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Boston
Durham City
London
Lepanto
Antwerp
Baltimore
Munchen
Gremen
New York
la Champagne
Havre
Rhaetia
Hamburg
Pons New York
Chester
Rotterdam
Bremen
la Normandie
Moville
Portland
Liverpool
Indiana
Philadelphia
Southampton
Fulda
Sale
Wight
Damara
Halifax
N.S
Glasgow
Missouri
Hood
Grand Military Ball Opens New Armory for Second Cadets
Salem March 2 The Second Corps of Cadets formally opened their Essex street armory with a gala reception for Governor Russell and militia officers. The old mansion, redesigned as an armory, features a grand dining room, stained glass, and a large drill hall. Lieutenant Colonel J Frank Dalton is poised to relinquish command soon, with decorations and a grand march from 8 to 10 p.m. Attendees include Governor Russell and a long list of state military officials and Salem dignitaries.
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Salem
SreciAx
Second Corps of Cadets
Essex Street
Russell
Crack Corps
Bradstreet
Joseph Peabody
Augustus
Francis
New England
J. Frank Dalton
Fitz
City Hall
Hart
Rantoul
Philip Little
Colonel Keeler
Thomas Kittredge
Colonel Dalton
W. E. Russell
Samuel Dalton
M.T. Donahue
G. A. Keller
H. D. Andrews
W. A. Gaston
Edmunds
GS Merrill
H. C. Kemp
Foley
Naval Battalion
Ballard
Kenney
C.A
Wescott
Irwin
Jackson
Miles Standish
Stopford
C. E
Lougee
Gilman and Goodwin
U.A
Potter
Whiting
Bailey
C.B
Barnes
A. Parker Browne
J. A. Dalton
F. H. Johnson
Murray
O.D
G. E. Lovett
Ancient and Onorables
Perry
C.E
Jones
Boston Lancers
Capelie
Adjutant General’s Office
Verge
Moore
Oakes
Chameun Desseault
Plaff
Kirk
Brackett
Pepperell
Sargent
Griffin
W. E. Perry
Parker
Larock
Spear
J. N. Johnson
New York
Leslie
Robert Rantoul
A. L. Palfrey
Board of Aldermen
Clifford Brigham
Common Council
Potter and Turner
Committee On Armories
Stearns, Meade and Pickering
W. 5. Nevins
The
Salem School Board
Conferrees Report on Indian Bill Split Unable to Agree
Washington March 2 conferrees on the Indian appropriation bill failed to agree and will report to their Houses seeking further instructions. Other measures reached agreement including changes to the World's Fair appropriation and World Columbian Commission funding. The diplomatic and consular bill also closed all points. The Hawaiian cable proposal was amended to limit annual US payment and require matching Hawaiian payments. The Central American mission split and Mexican mission grade changes were retained.
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Washington
Senate
Board of
Lady Managers
United States
Rumor of McCulloch's Death Proves False
Washington report says a Treasury Department rumor that ex-Secretary McCulloch was dead is untrue. The former official is reported to be ill with a cold.
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McCulloch
Washington
Treasury Department
Somerville Fire Department Elects Officers
Somerville fire department held its annual election last evening. Many foremen were reelected and several drivers elected as foremen in various companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Fire Department
Increase in the Public Debt Reported by Secretary Foster
Washington reports the first Treasury debt statement signed by Secretary Foster shows a net debt rise of 2,994,750 due to heavy pension drafts. The net cash balance is 42,714,820 with most funds in national banks. Bonded debt sits at 616,501,580 while total net debt reaches 849,589,795. February receipts total 29,611,318 against February 1890 and expenditures 31,725,009.
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Washington
Steeran
Treasury
Foster
Congress
Treasur
National Bank Fund
National Bank
United States
Pacific Railroad
Fires Ravage Adams Jacquard Shed and Oglesby Home
The Renfrew Manufacturing Jacquard loom shed at Adams burned with 600 workers, estimated losses over 100000 dollars and unknown insurance. In Springfield ex Governor Richard J. Oglesby’s Elkheart residence burned with extensive losses, including Mrs. Oglesby’s jewels and papers, total about 20000 dollars, no insurance. Other fires in WolLaston and Bradford, Vt destroyed homes and shops with uninsured losses totaling around 1100 and 1200 respectively.
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Norry Adams
Adams
Renfrew Manufacturing Company
Springfield
Ill
Richard J. Oglesby
Elkhart
Bradford
George E. Brown
J. B. Munn
Brown
Brown’s Insurance
Canadian railway policy unchanged on crossing to Canada
Secretary Foster will not expand railroad restrictions beyond Windom's plan. He and Assistant Secretary Spaulding favor a public opinion that keeps transit trade between the U S and Canada intact and preserves grain shipments via lakes. New rules would target foreign goods entering through Montreal and Vancouver, likely stirring New England importers yet avoiding a blow to local industry.
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Washineton
Foster
Windom
Post
Spaulding
Canada
Georgian Bay
United States
Montreal
Vancouver
New England
Grain and Live Stock Trust Proposed by Farmers Alliance
Toreka Kan March 2 A new Alliance plan envisions a large grain and livestock trust including Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Iowa Frank McGrath president says slow legislation spurred action District Alliances will form sub Alliances to enable ongoing member communication Each member’s cattle and grain will be tracked and kept within the Alliance to avoid sales to option men or bankers.
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ToreKa
Kan
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Frank McGrath
Farmers’ Alliance
McGrath
Alliance
Weather forecast for Maine and New England
Forecast through 8 p.m. Tuesday calls for Maine mostly fair and warmer with easterly winds. Elsewhere in New England and eastern New York snow is expected with warmer temperatures and southeasterly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New England
New York
Weather Outlook for Northern and Southern New England
In Northern New England expect increasing clouds today then tonight snow with variable winds turning northeast and a higher temperature. Southern New England sees cloudy skies with daytime snow and tonight snow driven by easterly winds and warmer conditions. Wednesday remains unsettled with rain in the south and rain or snow in the north, clearing by evening with higher temperatures followed by rapid fall at night.
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New England
Father of Methodism Honored in Boston Wesley Service
The Sunday School League and Epworth groups held a Wesley memorial at Tremont Street M E Church Boston with Rev J W Hamilton and Dr Worth leading. Speakers praised John Wesley as a scholar organizer and missionary, emphasized his mother Susanna Wesley's influence, and contrasted John with Charles Wesley. A benediction by Bishop Foster preceded a song and read essay on Wesley and women.
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Union
Epworth
Boston
Wesley Memorial
Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church
W. Haven
Dr. Worth
J. W. Hamilton
Wesley
John Wesley
Sam Wesley
John
Bartholomew Wesley
Lincoln College
England
W. R. Clark
Charles L Goodell
Addie
Bryant
Everett O. Fisk
Warren P. Adams
Whitefield
Bible Society
George Cussons
John Davies
West Street
London
Society of
Wesleys
Foster
Taylor
Belle Goldthwaite
George Smiley
Kate Lente Stevenson
Newton
Susanna Wesley
Mather
William Booth
Salvation Army
Mushc
Olin A. Curtis
Boston University
Charles Wesley
Charles
Thackeray
Unknown man found frozen in doorway dies at City Hospital
An unidentified man found frozen in a doorway at 62 Troy Street yesterday forenoon was taken to City Hospital where he died yesterday afternoon. The corpse remained unidentified as details about his identity and background were not released.
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Troy Street
City Hospital
Pair of women arrested for shoplifting in Houghton & Dutton's store
Harriett Wardwell of Lowell and Mary Blue of Ridge were arrested yesterday afternoon by Inspector Knox on charges of shoplifting at Houghton and Dutton's.
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Harriett Wardwell
Lowell
Mary Blue
Ridge
A H
Inspector Knox
Houghton & Dutton
Bridge Fall and Train Accident Injuries Reported
Edward Hamilton of Cambridgeport fell from a Providence bridge yesterday afternoon injuring his right foot and shoulder and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Charles Huntington, 20, attempting to board a Fitchburg train at Ashburnham, fell and struck his head fracturing the skull. he was also taken to MGH. Michael Linenthal was arrested yesterday by Inspectors Dagan and Collins for obtaining $200 by false pretenses from Harris Sipperstein of 26 Geneva Street.
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Edward Hamilton
Cambridgeport
Providence
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles Huntington
Fitchburg
Ashburnam
Michael Linenthal
Dagan and
Collins
Harris Sipperstein
Geneva Street
Democratic Town Committee elects new officers in meeting
The town committee chose Charles T. Dunckler as president W G Langdon as secretary and James B Hand as treasurer at last evening's session A follow up meeting is planned in about three weeks Judge Pitman remains in critical condition but slept quietly last night in Newton on March 2 Special to the Post
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Newton
Estes
Oo. Follett
Democratic ‘Town Committee
Charles T. Dunckler
W.G. Langdon
James B. Hand
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Norfolk
Charles W. Leonard
Dedham
Boston Post
Boston
Suffolk
Erastus Worthington
John T. Morse
Bourne
Barnstable
Joan W. McKim
Elijah George
Alfred Winsor
Horace D. Chapin
Wedham
GkonGk Warre
Esquire
Jonathan Cobb
Register
Edward
Philiick
Brookline
Helen M. Philbrick
of Norfolk
George Whatiix
Julius A. Palmer
Adaline P. Hibbard
Boston Lost
Massachausetts
Ruth McGinley
Patrick McGinley
Massauhou
Middlesex
Grorce M. Brooks
H. Folsom
Mining Stock Prices on Western Nevada Mint Exchange
A condensed list shows coins prices for multiple mines and companies. Values include Crown Point at 1.40, Potosi Eureka Con at 3.76, Sierra Nev Hale & Norcross at 1.90, Union Con at 2.40, Mexican at 2.55, Yellow Jacket at 2.20, with entries for Ophir 5.62 and others.
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Con
Cala
Ophir
Crown Point
Potosi Eureka
Savage
Gould & Curry
Sierra Nev
Hale & Norcross
Union Con
Yellow Jacket
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Sil Hatch
Avery
Leonard Wares
Conferrees
Cundinlon OF
the Treasury
Jacquard
Oglesby
Mr. Windom
Grain and Live Stock Trust
POSI
Father OF
Methodism
John Weasley
Sunday School League
Siberia
Siberian Exile Petition Association
T. M. Coan
L N. Howivitch
Revolutionary Party
Dansury
Conn
John Durkin
Comstock Street
Veazey
J. H. Goulding
Grand Army of the Republic
Rutland
Vermont Veterans’ Association
Brookline Democrats
San Francisco
Samuel Hatch & Co
Ffice
Congress Street
Alfred A. Marcus
Emelyna Story
William W. Story
Edgerly Place
Nathaniel Goodhue
Ludwig Heuser
L. Morse
George Parkman
James W. Edgerly
John H. Storer
P. Adams
India Wharf
Chase Refrigerating CO
Washington St
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Telegraph & Telephone Line
PEARL
Mass
NEW England Medical Nlt
Tremont Row
Maas
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Superior Court
Ida
Leonard
Needham
Alpha Freeman Leonard
Fepec
Emery Grover
Libellant
Ommon Wealth OF
Massachusetts
Mary Norris
Said
Parker Bb
Ferson
Merrimack
Hillsborough
New Hampshire
Jennie M. Ferson
New Harmpshire
Dodge
Vwmmon Wealth OF Massachuetts
Cornelia K. Brown
Moston
Zenas R. Brown
George Emerson
Samuel A. Jackson
Charles 8
Lenton
Jos
A. Willard
Artest
A. J. McLeop
Monwealth
James Thomson
Commonwealth OF Massachlus
Hananiah Temple
Horace
Boston Ost
Jonny W. McKim
Bridget Cahill
Catharine Barrett
Executrix
Abner C
Childs
Wilmington
Albert W. Huebener
Adm
Dekor
Mawtha
W. Ny
Ouhingham
Robert Sprague Hall
Aam
Nesser
Anie
Emily Fenrose
Thomas Penrose
Aanto Investment
John Jefferles & Sons
Devonshire Street
Washington Street
Corner State Street
NEW Southern Train Service
Hoston
Southern
Causeway Street
Poughkeepshe Bridge
Poughkeepsie
Bethlehem
Augusta
Haymarket Sq
Lpmm
Causeway St
Bangor
Causeway
Concord
N. H
Upper Heads
Jewiston
Staton
Manchester
St. John
St. Andrews
Kalifax
the Provinces
Haymarket St
North Conway
Maine Central
Rasdé Tronk
Wiscanset
Thomaston
Rockland
Hage Market Sq
Eastport
Calais
N. BH
Market Sq
Causeway Station
Stetton
Portland Street
N. M
Lebanon
White River
Bristol Gras
Clarent
St. d Johnsbury
Lewport
Sherbrecken
Quebec
Neewich
Hanover
Thetford
Newbury
Moeotpelier
Essex
Juanet
Burlington
Boston Air Line
Jas. T. Furber
Gen'l
D. J. Flanders
Old Colony
Seateranr
Ieeette Holding
Gekets
Fall River
Shore
Stoningson Line
Pare Nation
Old State House
Central Division
Kneeland Street Station
New Bedford
Anewport
Lymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Gtaunton
Central Station
Dean St
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Buzzardsay
HM Yannis
Fairhaven
Woops Holl
Chatham
Erk Square
Weex
Shore Line
New York Fall River Line
Steningte
Gve
Viadiville
Hyde Park
Reid
Bnewport
Ogarg
Wickford Junction
Bedford
Meni Dville
Il Wan
Opausion
Pr Bao
HAM
Seatee
Albany
Kneeland Street
Yominster
D. OR. JR
Eno
William Hamilton
Boylston Street
Bosto
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