New Ball Players and Promising Catchers In Early Season Gossip
The article surveys upcoming baseball talent across clubs led by New York and Boston. It highlights pitchers such as Breitenstein and Woodcock, catchers like Dangan and Green, and notes young players across Cleveland St. Louis Chicago and Baltimore. Gossip covers John Graham’s training impact and upcoming events including Joe Lannon’s benefit with Jim Corbett on March 16.
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Billy Nash
John Graham
New York
van Zandt
Staten Island
Woodcock
Selee
Brown University
Pittsboro
St. Louis Browns
Breitenstein
Clevelands
Rettger
Cuppy
Davis
Williams
Anson
Meakim
Chicagos
Dangan
Chicago
Western Association
Green
Pittsburgs
Buckenberger
Hess
Baltimore
von Derhorst
Moran
St. Louis
Boston
Parott
Caleb
Baltimores
Hart
Brooklyn
Hopkinson
John
Smith
Browne & Nichols
Milton Academy
Charlesbank
Munro
Hopkins
Levi
Nash
Ward
Ewing
Allen
van Haltren
D. Hichardson
Comiskey
Glascock
Hanlon
McKean
Taylor
Peffer
Tech
Yale
Columas
Manhattan
Billings
George Bllings
Virginia
Bostons
Wright & Morrill
Joe Lannon
Jim Corbett
Flannery in Court in Fayette Welch Killing Case
William Flannery, actor, arraigned in Municipal Criminal Court on murder charge for shooting Fayette Welch at 10 six place last Saturday night. He waived reading, requested March 18 continuance, jailed pending hearing. Mrs Flannery cites family connections and claims shooting followed insult to her. Similarity noted to the Webster murder gripping New York readers.
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William Flannery
Fayette Welch
Municipal Criminal Court
Henry V. Cunningham
Flannery
Rogues
Waltham
Springfield
Welch
Webster
New York
Unconfirmed plans for Tremont House site rise
Report claimed Fred L. Ames would build a grand property adjoining the Tremont House, but Ames declined to discuss the matter. Tremont House leaseholder Stranahan said two years remain on the current lease. A hotel paper source cast doubt on the rumor and Ames potential development.
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Tremont House
Fred L. Ames
Ames
Stranahan
Charley Mitchell challenges Sullivan for prize fight
Charley Mitchell denounces seeking notoriety in challenging Sullivan and says he will fight for the $25,000 purse offered by the Olympic Athletic Club. He offers a $2500 deposit and $2500 side bet, and agrees to Sullivan choosing the rules, stating Sullivan fears the bout and that the challenge should end newspaper talk.
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Burrato
N. Y
Charley Mitchell
Sullivan
Olympic Club
Olympic Athletic Club
Mill Stop at Palmer After W C Dewey Clash
Fred Landen, engineer at Palmer Wire Company, fought with overseer C. E. Dewey over a file, pulled Dewey’s whiskers, and after a confrontation with president W. C. Dewey the mill was halted. Dewey overpowered the engineer, who was jailed and the mill resumed operations.
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Palmer
Fred Landen
Palmer Wire Company
C. E. Dewey
Dewey
World’s Fair Chiy. Rising From Ashes in Twenty Years
Special correspondence from Curacao March 5 1892 reports Chicago’s rise as the world’s Columbian Exposition capital imagined as the Garden City. It notes vast growth since pioneer days, the planned centennial celebration, and calls for transit and housing plans plus the Illinois Central line to Matteson for the expo grounds.
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Baltimore Journal of Commerce
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Denver
Court House
Bui Ding
America
West
Union
United States
Exposition Grounds
Eres Park
Ilinois Central Railway
Matteson
World’s Fair Cottage Association
BE. Linwood Blake
Adams House
Weston
Bostonian
State House hearing on money lending reform
The judiciary committee heard E. B. Hale and others representing money lenders. Advocates cited hardship remedies and the Working Men's Loan Association model. Julius A. Palmer denied need for a new law, saying usury laws conflict with times and that loan rates would not change. W. Bartlett opposed public demand for change.
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Legislative Committee On the Judiciary
E. B. Hale
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Julius A. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
W. Bartlett
Hale Club Hosts First Ladies Night in Boston Church
The Hale Club of the South Congregational Church held its first ladies night last evening in the church parlors at Exeter and Concord streets. About two hundred ladies and gentlemen attended, greeted by Dr Hale and the club president. Music came from Frederick Mahn on violin Carl Behr on zither and Senor Romero on guitar with refreshments served.
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Hale Club
South Congregational Church
Exeter
Conal Bill
Boston
Hale
Frederick Mahn
Carl Behr
Senor Romero
End of the Hochkiss Will Case in Connecticut
The suit contesting the will of Benjamin Berkeley Hochkiss, inventor of the Hotchkiss rifle and cannon, has been settled and withdrawn from court. The litigants are siblings of the deceased inventor. Settlement terms are not public. The case had lingered in Connecticut courts for about five years.
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Brinceport
Conn
Benjamin Berkeley Hochkiss
Canon
Connecticut
Little Mandarin Auctioned to Possible Careers in Boston
A window mandarin on Tremont Street observes a bustling Boston day and winter, then is bought by an auctioneer who toys with bids and roles. The empty-headed figurine longs to work, proposing roles from policeman to motorman, but remains unassigned as night falls and the mystery of his fate begins.
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Tremont Street
Boston
West End
Post
Verestschagin Grandest Work Acquired for Boston Art Museum
The Boston Art Museum will receive Vassili Verestschagin’s large white marble painting titled Private Mosque of the Great Moguls in the Palace at Delhi. Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Lincoln of 269 Beacon Street bought the piece in New York as a gift from public spirited citizens.
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Vassili Verestschagin
Delhi
Verestschagin
American Art Association
New York
Europe
Roland C. Lincoln
Beacon Street
Lincoln
Boston
Art Museum
Post
Marriage Rings Australia Gold in Two Hours at Wilson Rus
Our own make and stamp rings offered by the largest jewelers in Boston. Made to order in our factory in two hours. Look for the Big Clock at 15 Tremont Row.
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Ustraliaan
Wilson
Rus
Tremont Row
Boston
Deaths in City March 5 to 7 1890s list numerous individuals
Obituary notices list Elien R Adams Ransom B Adams aged 51 11 months Robert M Bailey 69 9 Eliza J Cushing 66 Stephen Rowe Clapp 82 11 months Caroline Kittredge youngest daughter of St Tagalis Kittredge William Wheeler 54 2 Arlington James A E Bailey 87 9 John Harvey 62 Elizabeth Lambert 77 Louisa Gilbert Hassner 61 Catherine Swift Wharton Salem John Henry Trofatter North Cambridge Augusta Proctor Pau France Alice James 44 William A Jhalen March 3 4 6 7 dates and locations throughout city and abroadMentioned deaths include families from Boston and Cambridge with varied ages and locations.
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Adams
Elien R
Ransom B. Adams
Bailey
Robert M. Bailey
Ushing
Eliza J. Cushing
Lucas Cushing
Clapp
West Roxbury
Stephen Rowe Clapp
Kritpredge
Caroline Kittredge
St. Tagalis Kittredge
Beverly
Mass
Wheeler
Allston
William A. Whieeler
Arlington
James A. E. Bailey
Harvey
Chelsea
John Harvey
Hodgis
Cambridge
Elizabeth Lambert
George Hoayes
North Andover
Hassner
Waldoborough
Louisa Gilbert Hassner
James
London
Alice
Henry
Mary James
Proctor
Pau
France
Augusta Proctor
Abel Hoctor
Trofatter
North
John Henry Trofatter
Salem
Wharson
Memphis
Tenn
Catherine Swift
Robert Wharton
Boston
Whalen
Alision
William A. Jhalen
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Glenen
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Musical Extravaganza Company
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Tre Or Theatre
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Mme. Adeling Patti
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Marton
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Neil Burgess
Park Theatre
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Propa
Charles Frohman
Boston CO
St. Patrick's Day
Bostom
Ilis Isaac B. Rich
Ria Davenport
Melbourne
Mac Dowell
Marcus KR
Mayer Insar Dod
Cleopatra
E. H. Sothern
Globe Theatre
Joan Stetson
Kent
Lillian Russell Opera
Comeque Company
Abbey & Schoeffel
Miss Sadie
Martinot
Pompadour
Henry Guy CarLeton
Erie
Tee EN Sig
William Haworth
Evangeline
H. A. M’glenen
Chickering Hall
Arthur Nikischl
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Moreh
Bowdoin Shik Theatre
William Harris
Charles F. Atkinson
LIONS
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Cor. Washington
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Austin & Stone
Teen 6 Museum
Cart World
Scollay Square
Tilt of the
Auburndale
Egon
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WM. Harris
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Country Milliner
Otto Bendix
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Charles Froitman
Bronson Howard
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