Syndicate Boat Cup Defender to Be Designed by Stewart and Binney
The syndicate cup defender is assured with Stewart and Binney hired to design. George A. Stewart to direct sailing with Captain Edward Sherlock as sailing master aboard Marguerite. Adams brothers assist Stewart. Subscribed builders include Bayard Thayer, W A Garndoner, Charles H Taylor, A S Palmer, David Sears, J Edward Addicks, H F Sears, C J Weld, and Charles F Hanks. Building location undecided. Lumley’s favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Binney
George A. Stewart
Edward Sherlock
Marguerite
Adams Boys
Mr. Stewart
Bayard Thayer
The
Constellation
W.A. Garndoner
Eastern Yacht Club
Charles H. Taylor
Globe
A. S. Palmer
David Sears
J. Edward Addicks
H. F. Sears
C. J. Weld
Charles F. Hanks
Lumley’s
Stewart and Binney
Edward Burgess
Cribb Club Directors Set Up Boxing Card and Club Notices
The Cribb Club directors met to finalize a twelve round main event featuring Jack Green versus Jack Falvey with a seven round opener Jack Tracey versus George Mac Arthur and other bouts including Johnny Breslin against Eugene Hornbacher and Dick Moore against Albert Kraus. New member applications were reviewed with several approved and notices issued to new members. A. A. U. meeting tonight will review the Cooper Club matter as the Crescent City Club ringside wire reports offer fans full contest details from New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cribb
Jack Green
Amsterdam
Jack Falvey
New England
Jack Tracey
George MacArthur
Jack McGee
England
Johnny Breslin
Eugene Hornbacher
New York
Johnny Griffin
George Dixon
Dick Moorehouse
Albert Kraus
Kraus
Peabody
Ham Brock
Hayward Place
Patsey Sheppard
Washington Street
B. H. Benton
State Street
Martin Flaherty
Billy Hennessey
St. John
N. B
Billy Smith
Boston
Smith
Toi Williams
Crescent City
John A. Andrew
Winners on the Tracks at Guttenburg Racing Meet
A Guttenburg special lists daily winners across six races with times and betting odds. Notable victors include St Dennis and Eleanor in early events, McMurtry and Virgie in middle races, and Blitzen with Annapolis in purse races, plus numerous maidens and selling races with full odds.
Gloucester Results From March Special to the Post
Gloucester reports today's races with six selling events. Shakspeare won the first race with General Gordon second and Major Thornton third as betting favored Shakspeare and General Gordon at 8 to 1. Second race saw Sister Pulse gelding first, Robin Hood second, Major McNulty third with Robin Hood favored at 3 to 5. Third race fared Poor Abe first, Annie E. second, time 59 1/4, betting Poor Abe 6 to 1, Aftermath 2 1/4 to 1, Annie E. 7 to 6. Fourth race Vevay led to Blizzard and Bright Eyes. Vevay paid 6 to 3, Blizzard 5 to 1, Bright Eyes 4 to 1. Fifth race Verbena first, Censor second, Mollie V third, time 1:03 1/4, betting Verbena 2 to 1, Censor 6 to 6, Mollie V 4 to 1. Sixth race Sister Lonc led five furlongs with unclear finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackmailer
Sue Rider
Black Knight
Ballston
Arizona
Cloverdale
Frank S
Startle
Maggie
Goldstep
Jim Foster
Tom M
Bingham
Majolica
the Nun
Carlantho
Minnie Russell
Vester
Lizzie McDuff
Amos A
Glenall
Mondesco
Knapp
Smuggler
Algonquin
Electora
Richal
Sister Ione
Belisarius
Logan
Berwign
Roy Lochiel
Little Phil
Shamrock
Friar
Border Minstrel
King Idle
Bohemian
Bowery
Telephone
Ratalpa
Wahoo
John Atkins
Montpelia
Capstone
Bias
Boston Tommy
GutTenburg
N. J
St. Dennis
Eleanor
Carnalite
Fancy
Fancy Colt
McMurtry
Sorrento
Laura S
Virgie
Greenwich
Kerry Gow
Mary
Lucy Clark
Blitzen
Annapolis
King Crab
Crown Prince
Sir Herbert
Aline
Irian
Argyle Sd
Eph
Kingwood
Onyx
Charlie R
Julia
Pearl Filly
Lady Hi Ban
Hymn
May Day
Eloise
Jersey Lass
Philura
Miss Marie
Gloucester
Shakspere
General Gordon
Major Thornton
Pulse Gelding
Robin Hood
Major McNulty
Ister Louise Melding
Poor Abe
Aftermath
Annie E
Abe
Vevay
Blizzard
Bright Eyes
Bine
Petting
Verbena
Censor
Mollie V
Seling
Sister Lonc
Ivy Orry March 6 Race Results At The Track
Five furlongs opened with Jim Dunn first Strathmaid second and Running Bird third in 1 07. Second three quarters saw St Patrick first Gonzales second Mohammed third in 1 24. Fourth seven furlongs produced Speculation and Aerana in a dead heat with Belwood third in 1 13. Fifth four furlongs Ray first Ella second April Fool third in 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Orry
Jim Dunn
Strathmaid
Running Bird
St. Patrick
Gonzales
Mohammed
Harry Alonzo
Mulatto
Speculation
Aerana
Belwood
Ray
Ella
April Fool
Toy and lap dogs steal the show at English dog shows
The piece notes ladies favor benches with toy varieties over other breeds. It highlights the black pug as a new craze in England, and discusses the Japanese spaniel with its ideal head, ears, back, and feathered tail. The toy Pomeranian enters fashion with small weight, foxlike head, and jet black coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Chesnut
Harvard Crew Considers Vail Return and Coaching Help
The Harvard rowing season shows Captain Vail returning to the tank after a single day of rowing. Veteran advisers J. J. Storrow, Charles Adams, and E. Storrow aided Perkins in training the crew, with Adams heavy on prior winning strategies. Newell moves to bow, Potter to second, as Stearns replaces him, and Johnson holds the stroke seat amid strong early form from Fearing, whose rapid improvement boosts the team’s potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Harvard
J. J. Storrow
Charles F. Adams
E. ©. Storrow
Cambridge
Perkins
Adams
Eddy
Stearns
Earle
Davis
Bow
Newell
Johnson
Fearing
Connecticut High School Football Association Elects Officers
At a meeting in New Haven the Connecticut High School Football Association elected President A C Williams of Hartford High School, Vice President S S Day of Hopkins Grammar School, and Treasurer R Johnson of Suffield Literary Institute. Yale Preparatory School and Norwich Free Academy were granted permission to join next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Connecticut High School Football Association
A. C. Williams
Hartford High School
S. S. Day
Iopkins Grammar School
R. Johnson
Suffield Literary Institute
Yale Preparatory School
Lakeville
Norwich Free Academy
After Mitchell Again
New Orleans march 6 Charley Mitchell remains in danger of arrest for his share in the Sullivan Surrain fight at Rich burg Miss in July eighteen eighty nine Two deputy sheriffs after the reward are expected this morning The Crescent City Club will back Mitchell and oppose the effort to deliver the English fighter to Mississippi officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Charley Mitchell
Richburg
Miss
Crescent City
Mitchell
Young Democrats Return From Washington Snowbound Train Wreck
A Boston Young Men's Democratic Club trip to Washington faced a fifteen hour delay and a wreck in New Jersey as snow piled high. About 120 members including Harry Warren and E W Stone endured cold, rain, and a grand inaugural ball, with General Dalton praising the event despite freezing conditions. The group finally arrived in Boston after a late return, while officials recalled the snowy voyage and the chartered train crew's help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
John
Washington
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Boston & Lowell
Cleveland
Harry Warren
Ward 11
E. W. Stone
Medford
F. K. White
Taunton
A. H. Holden
Ward
Charles J. Barton
Melrose
John R. Thayer
E. J. Taylor
New Jersey
Buttsville
N. J
Warren
Varney
Boston & Maine Road
Dalton
Harry Russell
Boston
State House
Capitol
Good Goods Today Promises More Incoming Information
The speaker boasts numerous profitable tips including Virgie at 6 to 1 and Young Lottery at 4 to 1 with Blitzen at 7 to 5 and Poor Abe at 6 to 1 and Vevay at 2 to 1. He insists the reader should watch for more from him, claiming to be loaded with good things and not idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie
Young Lottery
Blitzen
Abe
Vevay
Offensive Posters Debate Bans Public Advertising in Boston
The Judiciary Committee examined licensing to curb indecent posters of dancers and high kicking, debating amendments requiring preapproval of photos and placards. Proponents cited moral harms to youth. opponents warned of licensing limits and practical enforcement.
Clash in the Irish Lobby Ends Before Bloodshed
In London on March 6 Colonel Saunderson and William Redmond clashed over Home Rule remarks. They faced, eyed each other in a pugilistic stance, crowds gathered, and guards intervened. Saunderson allegedly offered to repeat his charge elsewhere, with a possible duel proposed on the Continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Saunderson
Orangemen
North Armagh
William Redmond
East Clare
Mr. Redmond
Redmond
Scotland
House of Lords
House of Commons
Boyne
Speaker Peel
Colonel Saunderson
Cologel Saunderson
Probate Court Citations for Massachusetts Estates
A Massachusetts probate notice cites heirs and interested parties for Hannah Loney George Howard Patrick Mooney James McAlmon. It requests appearance March 16, 1893 in Boston and Hyde Park to contest wills and administer estates with notices published in the Boston Post.
Public notices of multiple Boston estate administrators
Several probate notices reveal administrators and executors appointed for deceased residents of Boston and Chelsea, Suffolk. Names include George Sauer Admr, Thomas Murphy Executor, Sarah A. Downs Executrix, Dennis P. Dinneen Admr, Pelia Doherty Admnx, and Elizabeth Callaghan Admx. Creditors and debtors urged to file demands and settle estates by specified dates in 1890s entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noatee
Joan A. Mater
Boston
Suffolk
George Sauer
Admr
Loston
Dennis Murphy
William H. Downs
Sarail A. Downs
Mary Dinneen
Dennis P. Dinneen
Charles H. Doherty
Pelia Doherty
Adinx
Toticr
John Callaghan
John Callahan
Chelsea
Elizabeth Callaghan
Joseph Tondorf
Joseph Tondore
Divorce Bill Filed in Suffolk Court for Ellen McCarthy
Ellen McCarthy of Boston petitions the Suffolk Superior Court for a divorce from Charles W. McCarthy of unknown whereabouts. She cites three years of desertion since September 4 1886, habitual intoxication, and failure to provide support, seeks alimony, custody of Allan Francis McCarthy, and restoration of maiden name Ellen Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusset
Suffolk
Boston
Ellen McCarthy
Charles W. McCarthy
Charles W. AeCarthy
Commonwealth
Allan Francis McCarthy
Elen Brown
Notice in Libel Case Seeks April Appearance
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Superior Court orders libellee Charles W. McCarthy to appear in Boston on the first Monday of April. Attested copy of libel and order to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and mailed to the libellee’s last known address or served fourteen days before April. Clerk Jos. A. Willard and Asst. Clerk Henry E. Bellew certify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
James McAlmon
Boston
Annie Eldredge
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Ss.—Superior Court
Charles W. McCarthy
County of
Jos
Ae Willard
Henry E. Bellew
Sassachusetts
Lewis Wight
Franklin Wight
Coartners
Wight Brothers
Aev
Bernard Altman
Samuel Altma
John Doe
Richard Koe
Copartners
New York
Altman Brothers
Dtts
Amasan
Cook
Ofville A. Jenkins
Joseph A. Jackson
William H. Holloway
Ralph I. White
Henry A. Belcher
Ccopartners
John Leepard
Henry Norwell
Robert Ferguson
Edward E. Cole
David Conrad
Salem
County of Essex
Edward Kakas
Edward F. Kakas
William KF. Kakas
Said Woson
Harry Spaulding
Rockwell Fur Company
Lewis Barnard
George Sumner
C. E. Putnam
Worcester
County of Worcester
A. D
Commonwealth
Jos. A. Willard
Morse & Lane
Attys
Commonwealth OF Massachiusetts
Superior Court
John Looney
Essex
John Gula
George Gula
Christopher Gula
Gua Brothers
Winfield
State of New York
C. J. Bishop
Bishop, Jr
C. d
Uus
A. Willard
Messrs. Hurcecr & McCarthy
Desertion Divorce Sought by Josephine Wiltsie 1895
Josephine Wiltsie of Waltham sues Simeon S. Wiltsie of New York for divorce in Middlesex County court. She alleges lawful marriage in Bancroft Michigan on May 26 1881, continued cohabitation in Massachusetts, five year residency, and Simeon deserted in Chicago Illinois for three years prior to filing. She seeks divorce and restoration of her maiden name Josephine Bacon. dated February 11 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex
Josephine Wiltsie
Waltham
Simeon S. Wiltsie
New York
Bancroft
Michigan
Simeon
Wiltsie
Chicago
Ilinois
Josephine Bacon
Libel Notice in Middlesex Court at Cambridge
In Middlesex Court at Cambridge on February 17 1898 the libellant is ordered to publish the libel and court order in the Boston Post weekly for three weeks and send a copy by registered mail to the libellee to compel appearance on the first Monday of April to show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Theo C Willard Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Garrison
Alfred Bunker
Quincy School
Parker
Licensing Board
Bunker
Charles W. French
Robbins
Mr. Robbins
Mommonwealther
Massachusetts
Folk
William J. Sherwood
Boston
John W. Broome
Suffolk
Hkosion
Joan W. McKim
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Strerior Court
Cambridge
Boston Post
Theo
C. Willrd
Theo, C. Wurd
Massahinetts
American Loan and Trust Company of
American Loan and ‘Trust Company
Winner Investment Company
Kansas City
Missouri
Orssigns
American Loan and ‘Trust
Sail American Loan and Trust Company
American Loan and ‘Frust Company
Edwin H. Mower
American Loan and Trust Company
Hoston Post
Joan W. Makin
Esquire
Omrion Wealth
Massachuset's
Daniel Waldo Swallow
Somerville
Mary J. P. Swallos
County of Middlesex
Sach
George M. Brooks
S. H. Folsom
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Stewart & Binney
Sherlock
Lawley
Barrientos
ROB Roy Gossip
Cribb Club
IVY City Races
Young Democrats
Rob Roy
Post Law Coudqn
Maynard F. Attorneys-at-Law
Kok
G12
California
Nchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Faneuil Mall Square
Salvator Beer
Brown Stout
Burkhardt Brewing Co. Bottling Dept
Hallock Street
Tel
Judiciary Committee
Street Bill Board
Royal Robbins
City Hall
Lowell
Haverhill
Natick
Francis Garrison
Amesbury
Mr. Bunker
Caroline E. Hastings
Board of Aldermen
Frank Joy
C. N. Field
Dr. Plummer
Alden L. Bennett
Henry Chase
C. W. Burtwell
Francis C. Carrington
Hyde Park
John A. Bevington
Julius A. Palmer
Columbia Bicycles
Pope Mfg. CO
Hartford
Cone
Columbus
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Erechester, N
Sam's Kidder
Federal ST
Boston, Mass
Redigond and Saunder
John W. MckKie
Patrick Mooney
Brookline
Patrick Kenney
Norfolk
George White
Jonathan Cobb
Catherine E. Curley
John J. Curley
W. McKie
Thousan
Yommonwealth
Midddlesex
Margaret Connolly
Margaret C Onley
Iewksbury
Suc
Charles
Begton
Boston P
George M. $Rooks
H. Folsom
Middplesex
George ST. Durgin
William E. Hutcutiins
Canada
Provincal
Washington St
Corner State St
Portland
Haymarket Sq
Causeway St
Augusta
Bangor
Bar Harber
Concord
N. Fl
Lewiston
Naymarket Sq
Akanchester
N. 2E
Heymarket Sq
St. Andrews
Halifax
Revvnees
Haymarket St
North Conway
Intervale
Glen
Crawfords
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Whitefield
Jefferson
Lancaster
Eastport
Calais
Slaymarket Sq
Causeway Street
Portland Street
Manchester and Concord
N. H
Franklin
Lebanes
White River Junction
Bristol Keaneh
Clarement Branch
St. Feunsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
Duebec
Norwich
Hanover
Esherford
Bradford
Newbury
Montpelier
Hurlington
Montreal
White 'Er Junction
Quebec
Mont
G. T. Ry
West
Foughkeepsie Bridge
Philadelphia
Baltimore
South
Voughkeepsie Bridge
Boston Air Line
St. Paul
Minneapolis
J. W. Sanborn
Moniner
Jd. Flanders
Ben
Ai'r Axent
W.F. Berry
Gen'l Trafic
B. W. Sax
Treat
Srowt
Boston & Albany Railroad
Wagner
Albany
Syracuse
Utics
Toledo
Wagner Luffet
Wdleasues
Boston St. Louis
Michigan Central
Wabash
Cincinna
St. Louis
Biz
lLoute
M.S. R
Detroit
Mac
Buffet
New Yoru
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