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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1894

Page

3

How the Dead Kossuths Were Met in Hungary

Budapest March 9 27 The body of Louis Kossuth arrived in Hungary aboard a special train after crossing the border. A vast crowd met the funeral party with silent reverence as the coffin was borne to the National Museum. Three hundred thousand people filled streets while 6000 volunteers kept order and tens of thousands followed the procession. The body lay in state at the museum in a temporary catafalque.

Budapesth Louis Kossuth Hytian Katornya Kossuth Reichstag Muazeum Bella

Boxing news and bouts tease from Boston era ring scene

The article outlines boxing sparring peers and upcoming bouts in East Boston Montreal Providence and New York with figures like Billy Murphy Griffo Eckhardt and Jack McGee. It notes gym activity at East Boston Gymnas and Metropole club along with upcoming matches and training notes for fighters such as Tom Tracey and Joe Walcott.

Billy Murphy Griffo Australia Lenox Lyceum Ork John P. Eckhardt Latt Murphy de Decis New York Jack C. McGee East Boston Charles Siurer K Bay Ernors Steve O'Donnell Jim Ball Chicago O’donnell Anatalia Sydney Dell Oods Spa Marsh Martin Flaherty Peter Frey Limpsper George Billy Frasier Metropole Dave Ross Ner Boyle-Brod Providence Rode Island Jack Falvey Martin Filah Wiley Evans Cincinnati Romeo Durand Romeo Cincinnati Sporting Writers Roe Siddons Boston Acre Barney Ubbard Billy Hennesey Marlboro Dick O’brien Hennessy Howard Heny Worcester O’brie Joe Walcott Tom Tracey Mill Casino

Large Boston College gathering features varied acts and a Chinese orchestra

Nearly fifteen hundred attended the Eagle Club entertainment at Boston College. The program included Edward Machugh and others with a Chinese orchestra as the highlight. Engineers widen Waltham track and a pedalless electric bicycle created in Pennsylvania draws attention. A post office influx prompts remarks on busy mail service.

Boston College Eagle Club E@ward Machugh M. J. Harrington Bert Perry Frank Reed M. McDonald Joe Hoar William J. Finnigan Crowly and Foley R. W. Hurley James O’rourke Little Eddy Denver Waltham Pennsylvania John Read & Sons Billy Atwell

Breckinridge Testifies In Pollard Case In Cincinnati

Colonel Breckinridge describes his dealings with Miss Pollard from Washington to Cincinnati detailing alleged engagements, funds advanced, and threats to expose scandal. He says no engagement existed and recounts incidents at Sayre Institute Hoyt’s house and Mrs. Blackburn, plus a pistol incident in New York.

Civil Service Lexington Sayre Institute St. Joseph's Foundling Asylum Margaret Dillon Major Butterworth Sarah Gess’s Sarah Gess Rodes New Orleans Shelby Kenny Lexington Bar Dr. Street Cincinnati James C. Rodes Ollie Wn Frankfort Pollard la. Gesa Winn Miss Pollard Tee White Colonel Breckinridge Miss Ellis Mr. Carlisle Wilpon el ‘Breckinridge Miss G Howe Breckinridge Miss Hoyt Hoyt Ketcham Washington Iys Ridge Washington Circle Cinelgme Conservatory of Music Kentucky Cambridge Brea Inn Vermont Joseph Battell Vermon Cess Ranki Rosell Mr. Rosell Wessie Brown Academy Massachusetts Avenue Wilson Colom Breckinridge Butterworth Sly Madeline Miss. Pollard New York Mass Hoffman House Berlin Miss Willard Appropriations Committee House of Representatives Blackburn Zane Mrs. Fillette Mrs. Blackburn Mrs. Thomas Ashe Gou Thirty-first Street Major Moore Crem Ness

Baseball Gossip Sparks Player Moves Before Season

Billy Rhines, ex Cincinnati and Louisville pitcher, will join Grand Rapids filling the McNabb vacancy caused by death. Old Tom Ramsey, Louisville ace, ends three years retirement to play for Savannah and aims to return to the league. The team faces Boston on April 14 with Leahy catching and Vickery pitching among others.

Billy Rhines Cincinnati Louisville Grand Rapids McNabb Tom Ramsey Savannah Boston Leahy Vickery Lehane Burns Nadeau, J. F Battenus Lynch, F. F

Yale Nine Hampered by Injuries on Trip

The Yale team suffers from multiple injuries including Captain Arbuthnot andGeorge with split hands and a strained ankle. The sextet has been forced to withdraw from travel due to failing health, costing three games on the trip and leaving the squad in a weakened state.

Arbuthnot George

Boxing Exhibition Draws Marlboro Crowds at City Hall

A Marlboro boxing exhibition drew a large crowd as the first such event since the city became official. Matches included James Donavan of St John New Brunswick vs Mike Shea of Rockville Conn for three rounds, Gravel of Worcester defeating Sweeley in two of three falls, and O'Brien of Lewiston beating Morgay in a later bout.

Marlboro City Hall James Donavan St. John N. B Mike Shea Rockville Con Thomas Sweeley Joseph Gravel Wocester Gravel Hennessy Iowa O'Brien Lewiston Boston Morgay Evening Billy Ryan Vercet Pily Murphy JPOP John Conners Marinoro

Bowling League Meeting Notice In Massachusetts

A meeting of the board manager of the Massachusetts bowling league is set for Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Bates Valley lost to Drews 1487 to 1332 in the B A A bowling tour.

Massachusetts Drews Bates Valley

Entries for B A A tennis and racquet championships

The list includes J F Bush W Patten R M Winthrop C S Houshton P Curtis Jr and F B Parks for tennis. In racquet, J F Tooker and H H Hunnewell Jr are entered. We will meet on Monday next.

J. F. Bush W. Patten R. M. Winthrop Houshton P. Curtis, Jr Parks J. F. Tooker H. H. Hunnewell, Jr

Lieutenant Dorrance Dead in Bridgeport

Lieutenant W. J. Dorrance of Bridgeport police died after months of illness from a stroke analysis. A Civil War veteran, he served as a city police agent for over twenty years and was active in Masonic circles as a past master of Corinthian Lodge. The piece also advertises American Wringer Co. makers of wringers and sweepers offering repairs and mail orders.

Bridgeport Conn W. J. Dorrance Corinthian Lodge The American Wringer Co 13 and Broadway Extension City

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