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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1892
Page
3
The Post shows keen interest in a promotion offering three baseball season tickets, highlighting reader demand and potential for increased subscription engagement and game attendance.
Boston leaves for the South with manager Selee in charge and a strong lineup led by Slattery. Players like Kelly McCarthy Stovey Irwin and Dixwell are praised as the team prepares for forty-two home games and a campaign to lead the baseball race.
The Boston Athletic Association athletic committee met in secret to probe charges of unsportsmanlike conduct by the B A A running team amid Worcester game references. Names Cornish Buckley Clausen and others were examined. secretary Tucker refused to disclose the outcome.
Providence March 22 Metropole A A exhibition featured seven bouts. Fred Scott of Providence defeated Ben Hobday of New York in rapid fashion as Joe Walcott stopped George Barnett in 1 minute 15 seconds. Other results included Kelly beating Cave and Hefferan besting Cooney in a brisk program.
Inspector Libbey and a Post staff member cleared up the Lawrence mystery about John T. Molloy the dying Irish boy found Sunday in his father's cellar 171 Oak Street. The death by own action theory was disproved and the family hopes for proper reporting to spare further distress. burial in consecrated ground is sought.
A mysterious death in Lawrence follows John Molloy collapsing in his cellar after a pistol misfire while attempting to remove a revolver pin. Investigators note an old two plunger, a blood stained axe, and a single cartridge in the weapon. No evidence of self destruction. authorities preserve Molloy’s memory amid questions.
In Curiao March 22 the grand jury continues the aldermanic boodling probe and shifts focus to officers of gas firms and aldermen tied to railroad ordinance bribery. Alderman Gorman posts bail at 10060. Officials of two gas companies and several zealous aldermen are summoned as the panel nears indictments. The investigation hints at prominent city officials and a group of aldermen sharing sixty thousand dollars for the railroad measure.
March 28 program features D J Sullivan Lafayettes champion lightweight vs Mike Demsey Brooklyn A C Don Doherty will spar with Ludlow Berkeley Teddy Kelly welterweight champion to box Joseph English Bradfords English beat French at A A tourney James Kaeney Cooper s against W A Reardon M tropoles Reardon won I A A bantam class Kaeney beat HeTeran at Bradford tourney Open classes promise a splendid exhibition Joe Walcott ready to meet any lightweight in New England or New York shows no one barred
The dory used by missing South Boston clam diggers Michael and Bartley McDonough was found capsized about 11 yesterday near Calf Pasture. Friends fear the men drowned after a likely heavy swell, with Bartholomew Flahrty planning to ask harbor police to grapple for the bodies today.
Herbert Hanson files a $3000 lawsuit against Officer James T. Seavey alleging illegal arrest after Hanson was arrested for intoxication amid a City Council deadlock. The case argues Seavey lacked legal power to arrest.
New York March 22 Inspector Byrnes identified John Hunt who stole £100,000 from the London and Westminster Bank four weeks ago as John McDonald alias Leroy Burlin of Loston. He conveyed details to Inspector Williamson of Scotland Yard and notified London police after obtaining a description.
An advert from New Fortune Chemists at 132 South sth Avenue promotes Scott's Emulsion oil as a cod liver alternative. The copy emphasizes reliable druggists nationwide stocking the product.
Eastern Storage Co offers storage for merchandise lumber furniture and aerialages with rooms for furniture at 1.50 per month and up. Located at Everett Ave near BR Crossing Chelsea. Manager GEO H Buck, telephone 1882. Good connections and branch tracks enter the road.
Bravo Fort March 22 The schooner Addie Henry Captain Hill from Newberne bound for Elizabeth City stranded near Hatteras. It is supposed she will be a total loss.
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