League Recognizes Minor Associations in Baseball Allocation
New York March 8 magnates set reserve rule changes favoring Eastern League players. Officials assign listed players to Louisville Breckridge Baltimore Wadsworth Moltz Daly St Louis Pietz Coran Barnett Griffin Cahill Philadelphia Taylor Cleveland Boyd Schelleman Washington Inks Cincinnati Lynch and outline Boston games and itineraries for home and abroad through September 50 with John B Day named an honorary member.
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New York
Eir
Louisville
Breckridge
Baltimore
Wadsworth
Moltz
Daly
St. Louis
Pietz
Cora
Boson Club
Change in the Harvard crew reshuffles stroke seat
Harvard boat lineup shifts as Newell returns to the bow and Burgess moves to bow of the first boat. Earle rises to No 2 while Stearns is set at No 5. Second crew lists Davis, Glidden, Blake, Dibblee, Shepard, and others in new positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrows
C.F. Adams
Harvard
Pini
Newell
George Burgess
Burgess
Earle
Stearns
Wade
Pardon
Fearing
Eddy
Johnson
Davis
Glidden
Blake
Dibblee
Shepard
Dutfield
Howland
Harvard Inn track team named for New England championships
Harvard will be represented at the New England championship games next Saturday evening by a selected squad. Listed are entrants for events including the seventy five yard and 600 yard runs, the 1000 yard run, one mile, hurdles, high jump, and pole vault with athletes such as J. P. Whittren, E. S. Benedict, E. B. Bloss, A. Blake, C. W. Shead, and H. M. Wheelwright among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
J. P. Whittren
E. S. Benedict
E. B. Blos
W. L. Thompson
M. Ladd
W. S. Garcelon
L. Sayre
W. F. Bakes
Barret
F. H. Barrett
S. M. Merrill
T. E. Powe
H. Foster
C. E. Hutchison
J. Corbin
C. Brewer
H. C. Lakin
A. Blake
D. W. Fenton
J. L. Coolidge
C. W. Shead
K. Brown
G. D. Whitehead
A. Coonley
G. R. Fearing
W. E. Putnam
E. B. Bloss
T. E. Sherwin
H. M. Wheelwright
E. Sherwin
Dog show premiums and cups offered by clubs
The New England Kennel Club adds dachshund and basset classes with prize money up to 10 dollars. The American Spaniel Club offers member only specials including the Oldham silver cup valued at 30 dollars for best field spaniel bitch, plus braces prizes for spaniels. George Bell of Toronto offers a two mastiff puppy cup while Dr flames Stewart of Boston provides three bronze vases for best litter of American bred mastiff puppies under 12 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Kenpel Club
American Spaniel Club
Oldham
Good Roads Bill Sparks Rural Support At State House
The roads and bridges committee at the State House again debated a bill born from a prior commission's findings. Support came from agricultural societies and clubs, while opposition centered on fears of city burdens. Old Colony Club endorsed macadam highways and governor recommendations for a permanent highway commission to aid rural towns with expert guidance.
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Committee On
State House
Thurston
Swansea
The
Farmers’ Club
J. W. Stockwell
the Grange
Charles F. Chamberlayn
Tobey
Old Colony Club
Mr. Stone
Mr. Allen
Guareest
Robinson
Tippett
League
Buzzard’s Bay
Highway Commission
Gibbons dominates Daly in 138-pound bout
Daly was outclassed as Gibbons used his reach and height edge to control the match. Despite Daly's courage and fan support, judges agreed Gibbons was the superior fighter at 138 pounds.
Winners on the Tracks at Guttenburg Racing Meet
Track conditions were good as Spartacus won the first race at six furlongs with Time 1:13 1/4, Ben March second, Gray Rock third. Multiple races followed with winners including Westchester, Menthol, KirkOver, Areca Colt, Marmont, and Lord of the Haram, with betting odds listed for each.
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Guttenburg
N. J
Spartacus
Ben March
Gray Rock
Tringle
Westchester
Blitzen
Connolly
Menthol
Seabright
Vergie
Kirkover
Lester
Areca
Vie
Pie
Marmont
Young Lottery
Joan R
John R
Skeeze Geister
Midget
Glitter 2d
Graduate
Lafavorita
Jamestown
Helen
Eleanor
Sir Richard
Meadows
Happy Maid
Brookdale
Detroit
St. James
Rhone
True As Steel
Saunterer
Belle E
Atlas
Annapolis
Sir Georgy 2d
Glenlochy
Head- Light
Azrael
Kerry Gow
Vanway
Indigo
Helle D
Lord of the Harem
My Gyps
Idea
Blacklock
St. Dennis
Tasso
Lucy Clark
Gloucester Race Day Summary From March Eight
Gloucester race report lists six card races with winners including Heron Little Alice Graylock Blizzard Come to Taw Jule G Minnesota Major McNulty and Glenall various second and third place finishes. Race times shown range from 1:02 flat to 2:24 and odds accompany each horse entry.
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Gloucester
Airtight
Heron
Captain Wagner
Little Alice
Perchance
Magee
Metting
Verchance
Mages
Graylock
Barrientos
Congress
Beiting
Blizzard
Gloster
Poet
Detting
Pocatello
Seabird
Jule G
Teeverg
Beting
J. H
Teevery
Free Treatment Offered By Dr Dewey At 40 Tennyson Street
Dr Dewey announces two weeks of free treatment and medicine for catarrh to the public at his office 40 Tennyson Street formerly 225 Tremont Street. He cites forty years of practice and numerous testimonials including Mulcahy of Engine House No 18 South Boston claiming full recovery. Hours listed 9 to 4 and 6 to 8 with Sunday 10 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulcahy
Boston
M. B. Mulcahy
Engine House
Dorchester Avenue
Broadway
Dewey
Tennyson Street
Columbus Avenue
Providence Depot
WRESTLING MATCH IN DISCUSSION BETWEEN EDDIE MEEHAN AND ED DESO
Negotiations are under way for a collar and elbow wrestling bout between Eddie Meehan of Fairfield Vermont and Ed Deso of Brighton. They previously met for 250 dollars a side in Cambridge with unsatisfactory results. Meehan plans to arrive in Boston soon at the invitation of his former trainer John McAuley. A Boston athletic club may offer a small purse for the outside stakes. Deso’s side has not been notified of Meehan’s intention to force a rematch but is said to be ready to again test their clutch in collar and elbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Meehan
Fairfield
Ed Deso
Brighton
Cambridge
Meehan
Boston
John McAuley
Boston Athletic Club
Deso’ Party
Massachusetts Division L O W Holds Monthly Meeting
The Massachusetts Division L O W met at Youngs last evening and voted to hold a spring meet in Boston on May 80 with $600 for expenses. It approved purchasing 500 copies of Good Roads for league members. Disagreement arose with Knight and Shelby of the Bay State Club of Worcester over moving the spring race meet to Boston after three years in Worcester. The race committee noted Worcester had the event three years, and Boston deserved the current arrangement. The treasurer reported $1800 in the bank.
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Massachusetts
Youngs
Boston
Good Roads
League
Messrs
Knight
Shelby
Bay State Club
Worcester
Robinson
Indoor athletic meeting of Columbia Cycle Club Hartford
The second annual indoor meet of the Columbia Cycle Club of Hartford will be at the First Regiment Armory on Kim Street Saturday evening March 25. Opening handicaps include shot put, 440 yards, pole vault, running high jump, 880 yards, and 40 yard dash. First and second prizes awarded in each event. Entries close March 18 on N E A A U entry blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Cycle Club
Hartford
First Regiment Armory
Kim Street
Harvard Memorial to Brooks Letter From Seth Low
President Seth Low of Columbian College urges subscribing to Harvard’s Phillips Brooks memorial offering $1000. He cites Brooks’s service to the nation and humanity and honors Harvard as his alma mater, praising its patriotism and education and recognizing Harvard’s role in Brooks’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Low
Columbian College
Harvard
Phillips Brooks
Harvard University
Railroad Club Election At United States Hotel
The Railroad Club met at the United States Hotel and decided to hold monthly meetings. Officers include President John T. Chamberlain and L. M. Butler as vice presidents, with Francis M. Curtis secretary. The executive and financial committees feature TIT. D. Adams, James M. Lauder, George W. Marden, and others. Members discussed air brakes for locomotive front wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Club
United States
John T. Chamberlain
Poapean
L. M. Butler
Francis M. Curtis
Tit. D. Adams
James M. Lauder
George W. Marden
Hillson firm Ball Showed Social, Financial Gains
Youth and beauty ruled the Minot Hall event as Hillson employees held their first annual ball. Joseph Hillson directed the floor with Licole as assistant, aided by Rosenblum Heiderman Hafer Markus and Cavanaugh. The newly formed mutual aid society lists Asher Freedman president Louis Heiderman vice president Abraham Alpert secretary and Joseph Ober treasurer.
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Minot Hall
North Street
Hillson
Joseph Hillson
Mr. Licole
J. Rosenblum
L. Heiderman
M. Hafer
J. Markus
James Cavanaugh
Asher. F. Freedman
Louis Heiderman
Abraham Alpert
Joseph Ober
Covenant Mutual Benefit Association of Galesburg
The Covenant Mutual Benefit Association of Galesburg has grown for seventeen years aided by prompt claims settlement and trusted officers. It reports a $1,000,000 surplus and 43,000 policyholders, offering cheaper rates than traditional firms with dividend policies and disability payouts at half the race value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Covenant Mutual Benefit Association of
Galesburg
Expressman's League of Boston Holds Annual Dinner
The Expressman's League of Boston held its annual dinner at Young's last evening with over 160 attendees. The 7:30 meal lasted two hours of uninterrupted discussion followed by brief addresses from honored guests including The Hon. A. S. Pinkerton, John H. Lee, A. A. Folsom, Judge Bixby, and Mr. Percy Cheney, with K. H. W. Cheney serving as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expressman’s League of
Boston
Young's
League
A. S. Pinkerton
John H. Lee
A. A. Folsom
Judge Bixby
Brockton
Ir. Percy Cheney
K. H. W. Cheney
New England
The
National Express Company
Miss Myra M Dooly Promotes Industrial Education Abroad
Miss Myra M Dooly of Albany New York spoke at Association Hall Boylston and Berkeley streets on industrial education for friendless children in the Netherlands and Scotland. The Parental Home Association sponsored the illustrated lecture after eight months studying foreign institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra M. Dooly
Albany
N. Y
Netherlands
Scotland
Association Hall
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Unitarian Club Meeting Reported at Vendome Hall
Last evening the March gathering of the Unitarian Club met at Vendome. After dinner the Rev M J Savage delivered an address on The Unns Rejanisin with remarks by Mr Hemfian and Algkuler 5 Wheeler Tigo who gave brief remarks.
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Unitarian Club
Vendome
M. J. Savage Addreg
Cart
Unns Rejanisin
CSO
Varian
Hemfian
Algkuler
Wheeler
Tigo
Bri CS
Tufts College reschedules lecture on education power
A recaptured fragment notes E Hocpe Jufts College student recovering Weston College ory course in Steinert Hall after noon. The topic titled Education em sud a Power is described as the session held yesterday, with focus on education as a power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wre NY Tufts
E. Hocpe
Race for World's Fair tightens with steady leaders
The ongoing World's Fair race shows no district shifts at the top with leaders unchanged, while minor gains go to Lambert, Shattuck, Walsh and others. In the South End, Husson and Fleming advance, Cambridge sees Gannon and Brown add votes, and Pero nears the leader as McDevett and Barry rise. A poem extols George Bradley as the favorite, urging his Westward trip and cautioning rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Lambert
A. Barney Shattuck
W. H. Walsh
Roxbury
Dudley School
J. FF
South Boston
R. J. Ee
Walter T. Rice
J. J. Ryan
Eugene W. T. Sullivan
Cambridge
Thomas Gannon
Frank P. Brown
Henry Pero
George H. McDevett
James Barry
B. E. Chambers
Charlestown
Somerville
Two Round Trip Tickets Offer for Boston Residents
The Post runs a coupon contest with seven distinct offers each granting two round trip tickets. Winners are residents of five Boston area sections with the highest votes by March 27. Two additional large offers go to top New England voters outside those sections. Voting ends March 27. results announced by March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pais
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
Larce
New England
East Boston Church Lecture on The River Rhine
Last evening at the Unitarian Church Rev. Dr. Richmond Fiske gave the third European travel lecture on The River Rhine with stereopticon. Mrs. Margaret Dunham has returned from New York and Mr. P Curtis of Orient Heights is recovering at home after three weeks illness. Mrs. Mary Roberts died at 296 Paris street aged 56 years. funeral Friday at Sacred Heart Church after mass at 9. A party went to Roxbury to honor Mrs Albert Nauman on her birthday with gifts. Various locals attended and private domino party planned for March 15. The Meridian Street Bethel Church hosted Rev. Lewis Bates on Eight-Sevenths of Man. THE FERRYMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Richmond Fiske
Rhine
Margaret Dunham
New York
Do. P. Curtis
Orient Heights
Mary Roberts
Paris Street
Charlottetown
P. EF. L
Sacred Heart Church
Roxbury
Albert Nauman
Minnie Walter
East Boston
Centre Street
Nawman
Katie Murphy
George Welch
Georgie Lacy
Walter Nute
Georgie la Foley
Charles Walter
Lizzie McKenna
William Leppins
Katie Mur- Pay Nists
Rose McCallom
Charles ‘Enean
Frank Watter
Emma Leppold
Joseph Seagrave
Jennie McCallom
Albert McFarland
Mary M. Coon
Stephen Vatter
Vatter
George Welsh
Welsh
Joseph Thump
Thomas F. Fiske
Roy
Natick
W. M. Perkins
Trenton Street
Central Hall
Somerby
Chelsea Police Relief Ball Fifth Annual Event Reported
Chelsea society notes list the fifth annual Chelsea Police Relief Association ball at Pythian Rink with city officials in attendance. Other items include church confirmations, social events at Fremont Hall, a police watchman resignation, and upcoming theater and lecture engagements across local groups and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Police Relief Association
Pythian Rink
Jagger
Southern Ohio
St. Luke’s Church
Hawthorn Street
Auburn Associates
Frank J. Gould
Police
Per Epon
Odd Fellows
Mayflower Loage
Sons of St. George
Fremont Hall
Joan Lingard
W. G. Trussele
T. Green
L .L. Packard
Beg Hur
Waltham
Fred Damiel
Friends
Marcus M. Merrill
Phil Os
Joseph Ott
Dazzler
Academy of Music
St. Patricks
Kathleen
St. Rose T. A. and
B. Society
H. Ferryman
Somerville Events Highlight Concerts and Sale
Henry B. Leighton Camp hosts its third sammal ball at Beecle Hall with Frazier's Orchestra. J W Allison and W S Harrington performed at Eberle Hall last night to a large audience. Master Cecil J Barbardt sang in Odd Fellows Hall Winter Hill. D M Babcock may sing the king in the cantata Esther as rehearsal proceeds. Onward Lodge Odd Fellows plans a charity sale at Pythian Hall on the 15th and 16th assisted by many ornamental articles. Hannibal A Williams of New York to give a Shakespeare recital at G A R Hall tonight. Old Powder House.
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Henry B. Leighton Camp
Beecle Hall
Frazier
Eberle Hall
J. W. Allison
W.S. Harrington
Cecil J. Barbardt
Winter Hill
D. M. Babcock
King
Sther
Somerville Young
World’s Fair Vote Today and Local Notices
South End column lists residents C M Houghton 8 Westford, Daniel Falconer 6L Hanmond, Carl Jaeger 16 Pynchon, R Lee 79 Camden with street numbers and unclear notes. Voter action noted as underway with local address references.
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South End
C. M. Houghton
Westford Sb
Iesvee
Daniel Falconer
Hanmond St
Tsee Carl
Jaeger
Pynchon St
Tavons
R. Lee
Camden St .Gatvenne Ey
Charlestown social and civic notices in Abbotsford Hall
Social and civic items from Charlestown describe farewell to Frank Parker moving to Saugus, Bay State Cadets of Temperance party last night, 38 new members admitted, and Seventeenth of June Carnival Association meeting at Cadets Armory. Hearings at State House on Bunker Hill Monument surrender, Miss Bessie Stoodley testimonial and performances, plus local club news and Carnival ideas contest.
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Bay State Section
Cadets of Temperance
Abbotsford Hall
Frank
Brian Boru
Carnival Association
Bunker Hill
Annexation talk a Cambridge view on Boston plan
Cambridge residents weigh annexation to Boston after Somerville move. George C. Bent argues Cambridge could gain from lower taxes and shared services. Fred H. Holton plans factory restart. Rumors on Will Bancroft’s re election. Rev W Richmond visits Champlin home and praises pastorship. Buxton’s fish store gains fresh paint. Mrs Mary E Chick dies after a fall. funeral set at 2 pm tomorrow at 15 Ware Street.
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Boston
Somerville
George C. Bent
Cambridge
Fred H. Holton
Bancroft
Nower
W. €. Richmond
Edgar BR. Champlin
Richmond
Norristown
Penn
Charles River Baptist
Buxton
Champlin
Philadelphia
Mary E. Chick
Chick
Agassiz
Ware Street
Harvard Bridge
Charlestown and Somerville Residents List
A partial listing of residents with street addresses including Miss M A Kerns 12 Wilker Ave, George H Melick 91 Prospect St, J J Murray 40 Pleasant St, John Meaney 30280 Bunker Hill St, Alfred M Ruby 474 Main St, Eddie D Hughes Bet Medford St, J Barnes 24 Maple Ave, B F Chambers 89 Linden St, Leb Jr 24 Auburn St, Joseph G Oberasso, Finis Pate, Josepha Dutra Cherry St, George W Wilson 92 Austin St, J W Corbett 6 Lexington St, J Finch 17 Summer St, J M Fitzgerald 2 Grants Wom, C H Cochrane 29 Belmont St, Charles E F Maxwell 2 Flint St.
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M. A. Kerns
Wilker Ave
Seerees
George H. “Melick
Prospect St
Charlestown
Somerville
J.J. Murray
Pleasant St
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
Alfred IF. Ruby
Main BU
Eddie D. Hughes
Bet Medforidst
Esieiaonas
Las Eee
P. Barnes
Maple Ave
FE. Chambers
Linden St
Vrak Leb Jr
Auburn St
Joseph GO Brarsso
Os Finis
Josepha J. Dutra
Cherry St
Ciples
George W. Wilson
Austin St
J. W. Corbett
Lexington Sh
J. Finch
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grant’s Womb
C.H. Cochrane
Belmont
Charles EF. Maxwell
Flint Sb
Notice to Contractors for Metropolitan Sewerage Sections 20 and 45
Sealed bids for building Met Swerage Sections 20 in Cambridge and 45 in Winchester are due by 12 m noon Saturday March 25 1893 at the Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners 38 Lincoln Street Boston. Bids require a 1000 certified check and compliance with contract forms. Plans and specifications available at the Boston office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Sewerage System
Cambridge
Winchester
Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners
Ofice
Lincoln Street
Boston
Mass
Esonry
Hosea Kingman
Tilly Haynes
Harvey N. Collison
Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners of Massachusetts
Howard A. Carson
Gula Brothers and allies in Boston suit for debt
Suffolk Superior Court orders notice by newspaper publication to defendants in New York and Boston in a contract case seeking three hundred dollars. The defendants have no known residence in Massachusetts. case to proceed at Boston on the first Monday of April and continue until served. attorneys Hunsburt & McCarthy.
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Soremon
A. D
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Suffolk
Theo
Churd
Hurd
Kommonwealthl
Massachu
Joan Looney
Salem
County of Essex
John Gula
George Gula
Christopher Gula
Copartners
Gula
Jos. A. Willard
Messrs
Hunsburt & McCarthy
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Ellen
Barrrety
Kien Barrett
Michael J. Creed
M. 4. Creed
Anne
Jobn Ww
McCain, Esanie
Elijah George
Register
Boston Probate Citations for Mundy and Donahoe Estates
Suffolk Probate Court issues citations for Felix H. Mundy to obtain administration of Robert J. Mundy estate with three weekly Boston Post notices, and Patrick Donahoe estate final account hearing directed for March 16 in Boston. Includes dates, officers, and publication requirements.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk
Robert J. Mundy
Boston
Felix H. Mundy
The
Boston Post
Sid Boston
Joax W. McK. Esquire
Elijah George
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