Vesper Bowlers Lose to Casino in Championship
The Lowell delegation packed the Cyclorama to cheer the Vesper Boat Club as Casino defeated them in the roll-off for the bowling league title. The Casinos led early, then surged with strikes, finishing with a grand string total of 902 and a top individual score of 218 by Secretary Davis as the Vespers were bowled out in the second string.
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Lowell
Vesper Boat Club
Gcyclorama
Babo
Steve” Whittier
Davis
New Asheys
Casino
Clark’s Team Defeats Springfield Bicycle Club in Bowling Tourney
In a notable bowling match Clark’s squad edged the Springfield Bicycle Club by 19 pins. Springfield rallied with a strong final string, but Clark’s team held on for the win as scores closed.
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Clark
Springfield Bicycle Club
Springfield
Bowling Tourney Advances With Four Matches Schedule
The team bowling championship continues with four matches today. At noon Casino s face Fuller, at 2 p m B A A meets Clark, at 4 p m Les Miserables of Lowell plays the Casino Fuller winner, and the final pits the B A A Clark winner against the Casino Fuller winner at a later hour. All games roll on the splendid alleys at the Casino Cyclorama on Tremont near Dover.
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Fuller
Clark
Les Miserables
Lowell
Casino-Fuller
Casino
Tremont Street
Dover Street
Fine Special Bouts Set for Crescent Suffolk Meet
Special bouts announced for the Crescent Suffolk boxing meet at the Casino building on March 21. Matches include Sam Frances versus Joe Elms at 105 pounds and Dave Nelligan versus B J O Connell at 130 pounds, among ten other heavy and light weight clashes.
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Crescent-Suffolk
Sam Frances
Joe Elms
Dave Nelligan
B. J. O'Connell
Mike Reidy
W. J. Scanlan
Peter Manning
J. E. Reardon
Dick O'Mara
Billy Reed
Frank Casey
Mike Callahan
L. Lawler
Jug Kane
Frank Crofton
Tim Kearns
E. J. Buckley
Billy Walsh
J. J. Buckley
Pat Heath
John Bowman
Bartley Mullins
Jack Kelley
Dorchester Athletic Club Plans Monster Cross Country Run
The Dorchester Athletic Club announces a fast-time cross-country event with six prizes including a novice trophy and a club member prize for the fastest time. Entries close April 1 with a 25 cent fee, sent to J. F. Moakley at 62 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester. Start at 10 from Adams Street Field’s Corner. Sick headache yields to Beecnan's Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Athletic Club
Sendalien
J. F. Moakley
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Adams Street
Field’s Corner
Winners on the Tracks at Gurrensera Racing Notes
A special racing summary from Gurrensera New Jersey on March 14 covers six races with results, times, and betting odds. Winners include Big Man in race one, Chevalier in race two, St James in race three, Fenelon in race four, Canalin in race five, and Perlid in race six, with detailed payouts and weights.
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Gurrensera
N. J
Seling
Big Man
Graduate
Chevalier
Pie
Spaldie
Petting
St. James
Bon Voyanee
Mayor
Bon Voyage
Mayor B
Fenelon
Virgie
Lester
Canalin
Peralta
Irrregular
Capulin
Perlid
Midget
Lord Auckland
Lord Aucckland
King Crab
Gray Rock
Dr. Helmuth
Skeeze Geister
Craft
Addie B
Frederick
Jennie W
Anxiety
Jersey Lass
Barbiche
Miss Annie
Wood Chopper
Text
Blacklock
Lucy Clark
Indigo
Auburn
Sorrento
John Hickey
Glenlochy
Xenophon
Headlight
Jack Batchler
Detroit
Salisbury
Tommy Dixon
Poor Jonathan
Gladiator
Hazelhurst
Platner
Trispent
Lord of the Harem
Beetor
Sir George II
Character
King Leo
Runners and Winners at Gloucester March Racing Cards
Special to the Post lists winners across six races at Gloucester with times, betting odds, and placements. Notable victors include Glenall in the opening mile race,Sue Ryder colt in the five furlongs, Trixey Gardner and Mollie V among others, with multiple odds and weights shown.
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Grouucester
Sue Ryder
Pathway
Jim Foster
Trixey Gardner
John Lackland
Absconder
Mollie V
Richal
Houri
Gloster
Eolie
Black Knight
Jim Clare
Bias
Frankie
Tartle
Minnesota
Bullrush
Barney M
Maid Richland
Poor Abe
Robin Hood
Brighteyes
Harry Hinkson
Bert
Chauncey
Montague
General Gordon
Philander
Telephone
Courtier
Eatontown
James A
Equator
Jule G
Monterey
Guyali
Bathmore
Parasite
Rustic
Tartar
Fleetwing
Blue Wind
Lynn’s Oldest Druggist Jeremiah Bulfinch Dies
Jeremiah Bulfinch died at his home 281 Essex street Lynn born Boston March 17 1518 moved to Lynn at age ten educated at Batchelder School taught Essex County schools for six years then joined Dr George Lium mus in apothecary work and later ran his own business at Essex and Chestnut. He leaves two sons Charles F and Henry C both in the same trade. He helped push Eastern Avenue construction and served on the school committee. Services from his residence Wednesday March 15 at noon.
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Lynn
Jeremiah Bulfinch
Essex Street
Boston
Batchelder School
Franklin Street
Essex County
George Liummus
Essex and
Chestnut Streets
Charles F
Henry C
Bulfinch
Isaac Newhall
George H. Breed
Eastern Avenue
Blaine Memorial Association elects officers in Augusta
The Blaine Memorial Association in Augusta elected President Governor Henry B. Cleaves and a slate of officers including John L. Cur tle Payson Tucker Cahill Nicholas Fessenden and Edwin C. Burleigh. Speeches by J A Homan Cleaves Savage and Allan preceded a vote to raise funds by subscription for a bronze memorial statue in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Blaine Memorial Association
Henry Bb. Cleaves
John L. Curtle
Penobscot
Payson Tucker
Portland
Cahill
Brunswick
Nicholas Fessenden
Caribou
Edwin C. Burleigh
J. A. Homan
Cleaves
A. R. Savage
W. R. Allan
Washington
Mr Gladstone Improves After Night’s Rest In Bed Rest
Sir Andrew Clark, Mr Gladstone’s physician, reports the statesman slept well last night and is much better today but remains in bed to recuperate.
Mrs Young Dies Suddenly in Portsmouth
Mrs Young wife of Col Aaron Young special inspector of United States customs died suddenly in Portsmouth today from neuralgia of the heart. A Sol Were native she had lived in the city 32 years and had a large acquaintance. She leaves her husband a daughter and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Young
Aaron Young
United States Customs
Sloop Me rose Arrives with Wrecker News at Cuttyhunk
New Beprorp March 14. Sloop Me rose, Captain Veeder, arrived last night from Cuttyhunk. She brought Captain Halcrow of the wrecked brig Aquatic who has abandoned her to the Cuttyhunk wreckers. The craft is fast breaking up and cannot be got off the Sow and Pigs reef. Wreckage is drifting into the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merose
Veeder
Cuttyhunk
Halcrow
Aquatic
Working Boys Concert Adds Noted Artists for Boston Event
The concert for the Working Boys Home at the Boston Theatre on Sunday evening March 19 gains additional volunteers. Louise Natalie soprano William H. Clark bass Mrs Macnichol contralto Alfred DeSeve violin George Ober from A Temperance Tu by permission F Keith Carrie Tutein join after kindly offered. The committee will hold a final meeting tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
Louise Natalie
Wiliam H. Clark
Resignation of Allston St Luke's Pastor Amid Church Storm
The Rev. I. Doane Francis has resigned as pastor of St Luke's Episcopal Church in Allston amid months of discord fueled by W. W. Castle and others. The case, involving janitor Benjamin Farrar and allegations about rooms with the minister, has been referred to the Episcopal synod standing committee in Philadelphia. Francis, aged about 50, said he would likely return to Philadelphia after Easter, as the vestry and congregation supported the vestry, and the church's future remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Allston
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
I. Doane Francis
Episcopal Synod
Philadelphia
Francis
W. W. Castle
Spor
Benjamin Farrar
Tie
Castie
Young Farrar
North Beacon Street
Allston
Mr. Francis
Farrar
Mr. Castle
Castile
Castle
John R. C. Dobbs
Messrs
T. A. Pugh
J. W. Winch
Mystery at Hampton House Death Leaves Few Clues
Chelsea police chief Drury pursues the case of a woman found dead at the Hampton House last Thursday night. Named as Mrs Cook and Mrs Warner, she has no traceable husband or residence, and investigators have yet to locate Mr Cook or confirm her identity.
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Hampton House
Winnisimmet Club riders shift to running and training
George E. Quinn resigns from Winnisimmet Club and will for Decoration Day run the one mile handicap at Worcester. Guy Gary resigns to devote time to track racing. both will race for Press Cycle Club color with Emerson who won the BA A road race last fall. McDavitt Keen Bartlett train to bolster Winnisimmet, while Hutchins teams with Wetergreen in tandem for Malden Club. Peter Alexander to wear fleur de lis for Mt Washington Club. World’s Fair trick riders Barber and Ruffican set date. Also notes potential UA W president bid and new cycle innovations. Delegates discuss a 25 mile road race on June 4, inter-club rules, Mattapan Road Club admission, and club-house use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Quinn
Winnisimmet Club
Worcester
Guy Gary
Winnisimmet
Emerson
Press Cycle Club
McDavitt
George A. Perkins
Chicago
Woolly West
Frank W. Gerould
Mr. Gerould
Hindoo
Balu
Fire
Associated Cycling Clubs
Young’s
Dean
Mattapan Road Club
Kerrison
Weir Spider Match Near. Boxers Secure Buffalo Bid
After three days Captain Cooke secured a match for Ike Weir the Belfast Spider. Buffalo Athletic Club offered 15000 for the Spider and Johnny Van Heest. the offer was accepted and articles signed. Weir trains for a late April contest as admirers note Green’s illness and weight challenges before the Cribb Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooke
Ike Weir
Belfast
Buffalo Athletic Club
Spider
Johnny van Heest
Ike
Boston
Jack Green
Cribb Club
Amsterdam
Green
Jack Falvey
Joe Harmon
New York
Aleck Greggainson
Griffin
Dixon
Jimmy Carroll
Cooner
Young Heenan
Pawtucket
Young McHugh
Cambridge
Cribb
Mike Daly
Bangor
Ros Rox
Somerville Annexation Debate Draws Civic Elite Fire
A waterline of opposition marches through Somerville as critics question annexation aims and expose a committee of about 100 men tied to city wealth and influence. The piece profiles the hundred in detail, challenging their motives and social standing while arguing progress requires expansion beyond current enclaves.
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Somerville
Central
Mystic Valley
Fae
Mark I. Burns
D. W. Bennett
Patrick Rafferty
Christopher E. Bymes
James 3. David
John R. Conant
Jesse J. Underhill
Albion A. Perry
Albert M. Robinson
Bernard W. Lawrence
Walter C. Mentzer
J. J. Lyons
W. J. Robinson
Albert Kenneson
Henry F. Woods
Edward M. Jackman
Allen O'Riley
Elijah Walker
Eben Jackson
J. L. Norcross
J.B. Mayhew
Frank A. Titus
Herbert C. Hall
Charles P. Lincoln
Abraham A. Elston
Lyman HH. Brown
Clorence HH. Willey
Frank E. Fitts
G. S. Poole
A. B. Dearborn
Q. KE. Dickerman
Charles 8. Lincoln
William Franklin Jrall
Aaron Sargent
Brookline
Beverly
Sweet Central Club
Unitarian
Hillside
Masonic
Grand Army
Boston Cooks Alliance forms new women’s union
In Lower Columbus Hall last evening the Boston Cooks Alliance hosted Boston’s female cooks in a formal meeting to initiate them into the fold. Business Manager J. W. Pritchard presided and Mrs. Charlotte Smith and others spoke. A large number signed the charter list of the new union.
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Lower Columbus Hall
Boston Cooks’ Alliance
Boston
J. W. Pritchard
Alliance
Charlotte Smith
New Union
City Marshal Knocked Down by Special Policeman
Portrsmouth New Hampshire March 14 Short before 8 tonight Special Policeman Martin Garrity assaulted City Marshal Rowe in front of the city building knocking him down on the sidewalk Garrity who had acted as captain of the night watch during the marshal’s illness came to the station to start duty when words led to the attack The marshal escaped without serious injuries and Garrity was locked up
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Portrsmouth
N. H
Martin Garrity
Rowe
Garrity
Night Watch
Treasury free gold exceeds five million dollars
Washington March 14 The free gold in the Treasury now totals over five million dollars with Western offers reaching three hundred thousand. Secretary Carlisle accepts the most advantageous bids as notes are promptly issued. The Treasury also accumulates gold normally due to high New York money rates, while Eastern bankers have not offered large quantities.
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Washington
Treasury
Carlisle
New York
Rumored Clothing Combine Faces Boston Market Shakeup
Two and a half million dollars is the claimed capital for a proposed Boston wholesale clothing cartel involving Miner Beal Rhodes Ripley Burdett Ingalls and Cushing Olmstead Snow. Four firms disclose capitals ranging from two hundred fifty thousand to one million sixy thousand with a fifth firm unnamed. Two firm representatives deny knowledge of any arrangement saying the reports are wind and suggest only possible savings in expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Miner, Beal & Co
Rhodes, Ripley & Coe
Burdett, Young & Ingalls
Cushing, Olmstead & Snow
J. I. Ripley
Rhodes, Ripley & Co
Sidney Cushing
North End Catholic association formed at meeting
A preliminary St. Mary's Catholic Association meeting in the North End led by Rev Father Byrne urged men to organize and use St. Mary’s rooms. Speakers including John F E Gilman A A Turner M B Gillbride and Mr Sullivan stressed educational value and planned a follow up meeting next Tuesday to report plans and appoint permanent officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Association
St. Mary’s
Father Byrne
North End
John FE. Gilman
Boston College
A. A. Turner
Boston College Association
M. 2. Gillbride
Sullivan
Gillbride
Underwriters Dine at Los ton Meeting with Novel Menu
The Los ton Life Underwriters Association held a unique monthly dinner at Young's Hotel. About 1600 guests attended, enjoying steamed clams, beefsteak, broiled chicken, pud dings and coffee, with nut brown ale in souvenir mugs and pipes passed after the meal. Notable guests included W. N. Sattley, Benjamin Williams, C. A. Weidenfeller from Chicago, Dr. H. C. Marten of Indianapolis, H. M. Wilcox of Millbury, Captain W. B. Sears, J. A. Irwin, A. H H. Kendall, A. S. Baker and M. C. Ayers of Loston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loston Life Underwriters’ Association
Young’s Hotel
W. N. Sattley
Benjamin Williams
C. A. Weidenfeller
Chicago
H.C. Marten
Indianapolis
H. M. Wilcox
Millbury
W. B. Sears
J. A. Irwin
A. H H. Kendall
A. S. Baker
M. C. Ayers
Loston
Patrick Life Lecture At Norcross Hall
The Rev Samuel K Herrick delivered an engaging talk on St Patrick life from birth to return to Ireland under B Y M C U auspices in Norcross Hall. About 200 attendees applauded the vivid representation of the Irish martyr’s early life and captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Norcross Hall
Samuel K. Herrick
Gas plant closure moves to Cow Pasture site
The Bay State Gas Company will abandon its Commercial Point plant and shift gas production to the Cow Pasture plant. Nearly all fires have been extinguished. gas will be produced as water gas at Cow Pasture, claimed cheaper to manufacture than the cool gas previously made at Commercial Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State Gas Company
Fifth Anniversary Dance at Odd Fellows Hall in Suffolk
About five hundred people gathered at Odd Fellows Hall for the fifth anniversary of Suffolk Council No GO Royal Arcanuin. Mr S W Brackett directed the floor with help from Andrews Houseman Cooper Rothe Penrose Marnes Anderson Schumacher Waugh Decatur Bagley Libbey and Smith. Dancing continued until 2 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Suffolk Council
Royal Arcanuin
S. W. Brackett
Aug. Andrews
William Houseman
B.D. Cooper
T. Rothe
Thomas Penrose
A. Marnes
Robert Anderson
G. K. Schumacher
Varnum Waugh
H. A. Decatur
J. EB. Bagley
J. O. Libbey
W. G. Smith
Judge Torrey to speak at State Board of Trade dinner
Judge Jay L. Torrey of St. Louis author of the Torrey national bank bankruptcy bill will attend the Massachusetts State Board of Trade annual dinner at the Revere House this evening as a guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay L. Torrey
St. Louis
Torrey National
Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Revere House
Foreign Mail Load On Paris Steamer From New York
The Paris sails from New York today with a large foreign mail prepared by the Boston Post Office foreign division. Forty five large sticks are included weighing 1475 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
Boston Post Ofice
Train strike kills John Batten in Greenwich incident
Armerront Conn March 14 John Batten aged 40 was struck by a train at Greenwich late tonight and Tropical He was brought to the hospital.
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Armerront
Conn
John Batten
Greenwich
Senate Reorganization Lists Committee Assignments
The Democratic caucus reorganized Senate committees with Peffer and Kyle as chairmen of key panels. Stewart keeps Mines and Mining. Republicans receive eleven committees. Official roster by Mr. Gorman shows chairmen and member lines across Agriculture to Public Lands and beyond with multiple Republican holds.
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Wasmacrox
Senate
Peffer
Kyle
Stewart
Committee On Mines and Mining
Gorman
Agriculture
George
Bate
Ransom
Roach
Cockrell
Cail
German
Blackburn
Brice
White
Louisiana
Camden
Turpie
Berry
California
Murphy
Republi- Uts
Civil Service
Call
Walthall
Gordon
Irby
Paseo
Daniel
Caffery
Allen
Nebraska
Millis
Smith
Commerce
Coke
West
District of Columbia
Harris
Faintkner
Gibson
Hunton
Martin
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Louise Inna
Gray
Voorhees
McPherson
Vance
Jones
Arkansas
Republi Sans
Mississippi River
Palmer
Morgan
Interstate Commerce
Butler
Sen
Lindsay
Judiciary
Pugh
Vilas
Ful
Cockerell
Sutler
Mills
Colquitt
Hill
Mr. Vance
Pasco
Neb
Railroads
Canada
Colquith
Tnies
Pavitic Railroad
Morigan
Faulkner
Probate Court Seeks Trustee Replacement in Boston Trust
The Probate Court of Suffolk County, Massachusetts, cites all interested parties regarding relinquishment of the American Loan and Trust Company as trustee under a September 26 1887 indenture. Edwin H Mower seeks appointment as successor. Hearing set for April 16 1803 at 10 am. publication in Boston Post for three weeks.
Probate Court to appoint administrator with will annexed
Petition to grant letters of administration with the will annexed on the estate of Mary Magar late of Boston Suffolk County is filed. ALBERE C MAGAR of Boston cited to appear March 23 1893 at ten in the forenoon to show cause if any. Public notice to be published weekly in Boston Post. last publication two days before court. Witness John W McKis Esquire Judge. Mary 1893. ELISAH GEORGE Register.
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Saltil O
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Mary Iagar
Boston
Lake
Sail Cour
Albere C. Magar
Boston Post
Poston
John W. MekKis
Esquire
Anid
Elisah George
Register
Omerco
Owen Mullen
Bosidn
Julia M. Mullen
Benton
Loston Most
Abs
Dons W, Mekim
Jridge
Elijah George
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