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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1892
Page
3
A local judge is described as seeking one of the season tickets amid a dispute over allocations. The report outlines the judge’s claim, the venue, and the parties involved in the seating arrangement matter.
The item highlights a dog show with 700 plus entries from breeds including mastiffs St Bernards great Danes bloodhounds deerhounds greyhounds and many more. Mentions football like ball players Haddock Lovett and Brooklyn club case plus plans for Fitzsimmons and Carroll to appear at a benefit for Jack McGee.
Gossip on Doherty and boxing bets. Riverside Boat Club entries close April 4 with contacts in Cambridgeport. Dennis Quinn, once a strong stone thrower, died. Jack Haley and Jack Rowe set for Jack McGee benefit exhibition. Trimount A C amating Sunday. Suffolk board vacancies to fill as Marden backs down from cross country run. John Morrill gloves praised. gear improvements for players. Suffolk gym bids under review. Billy Casey shines in Hartford. Kelly vs English billed as a strong Coopers show bout.
A dozen Suffolks ran a ten mile course from the clubhouse through the Common to Corey Hill and back to finish at Tremont and Eliot streets. Dover Dowling and James Kelley set the pace. M J Doyle won with Dennie close behind. Time about 76 minutes. The club plans two-pack runs with white, Doyle, Maguire and Dowling leading.
A semi official proposal outlines a 234 mile route from Boston to Manhattan via Willimantic Cromwell Waterbury Hawleyville Ridgefield Ponantico Hills and One Hundred Fifty fifth Street offering a potential New York City entrance for the New England line. Adjustments could add or shorten segments enabling through service from Woonsocket or Pascoag and potentially match current tunnel times.
A Boston street scene recounts a dramatic pursuit as Mrs Rolf, a 22 year old from New York, abducts her five year old son to flee to New York. Her husband, a Boston longshoreman, claims bigamy and jealousy while police advise court custody. The dramatic escape ends with the wife’s decisive return to the home stretch, keeping the child.
Alfred Page a prominent Ayer resident died at 74 after a paralytic stroke. born in Lunenburg he owned the Fredonian Mill in Shirley and served as Selectman for fifteen years. a lifelong Democrat he contributed gifts including a town poor farm and other benefactions. he leaves a wife and daughter.
Saco, Maine, March 24. The regular police officers, appointed by Mayor Bradbury and not confirmed by the Democratic Aldermen, have been commissioned as deputy sheriffs to validate their arrest authority and avoid further questions of their powers.
At a Democratic caucus in Ipswich on March 24 delegates to the State convention were elected with George A. Scofield James Graffum and Frank Kyes instructed for Cleveland.
Officials reveal twenty three miners dead after the Farm Hill mine explosion on June 16, 1890. Recovery shows victims huddled in flat No 1 with others found in confined spaces. scenes describe brutal death and acts of despair.
A sensational railroad safety warning turns into an ad for Dr. Greene's Nervura. The copy touts danger signals of nervous exhaustion and claims the botanical Nervura cures weakness anxiety and organ fatigue. Testimonials from Joseph E Wood praise relief and renewed vigor after using Nervura. Dr Greene offers free consultation and symptom blanks.
About two hundred city representatives gathered at the Seamen's Friend Society building on Hanover Street to hear appeals for funds to buy a larger facility. Rev. Dr. Alexander McKenzie chaired, with pastors and trustees presenting. Promised donations from churches and individuals totaled $8615, and many clergymen planned further appeals to congregations.
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