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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1898

Page

3

Mass Infantry to Leave Camp for Chickamauga Deps

Massachusetts Infantry from Framingham to march to Chickamauga with ten days rations and three travel days. Transportation arranged via Bal & Ohio and Boston & Albany. three-section train of about 26 cars. Chaplains lead field services, a christening noted as the regiment’s first, amid rain and crowded camp with visitors arriving by train.

Framingham Massachusetts Infantry Eer Campmorrow Hth Bal& Ohio Railroad Company Boston & Albany South Framingham Ibany Albany Chickamauga Cincinnati South Framingham Commissary Department Pew Eighth Dewey Bening Albert Chandler Lynn Coffin Babyland Dusseault

Visitors of the Day at Camp Show Local Dignitaries

Among those visiting the camp today were Senator John Quinn Jr and numerous Boston officials and residents. Lawrence representatives included ex-Councilmen McCarthy and Barry, Councilmen Logue and Fynn, and other locals such as J OConnell and D Lineden.

Camp John Quinn, Jr Captain Hurley Station 9 Albert George Winthrop Charles George John McCrystal Richard Irwin Captain Gray Daniel T. McCallion John Graham Michael F. McLaughlin Peter F. O’niel Ed F. Kelly Michael Barry Timothy Donahue Lawrence John J. Cummings Wiliam J. McCarthy Barry J. O’connell Daniel Logue Dennis J. Fynn John H. Lineden George Hanrahan James E. Lee Wiliam Ward John Halsh

Rowing clubs open season amid variable weather on river

Riverside Boat Club shows early life with a promising junior eight and new members. Shawmuts bet on strength with new boats and singles. Jeffries Point and Columbia Rowing Association begin season with open house. Millstreams field several crews as ferries challenge boats in wake.

Riverside Boat Club Riversides French Murphy John Twoomey Billy Shawmuts McNulty Butler Jeffries Point Rowing Association East Boston Harvard Boston Charlie Parker Fred Greer Bradfords Berkeley Brignoli Weld Club Bates Joe Whitehead West End Mr. Bradstreet Millstreams

Anti-Bike Path Backed by Central Labor Union

The Central Labor Union met at Wells Memorial and recorded opposition to any changes in the Common regarding the proposed bicycle path. They urged cooperation with the municipal committee to oppose the aldermen's proposition.

Central Labor Union Wells Memorial Carpenters’ District Council

Boston Wins Three in a Row to Move Up in League Standings

A Boston baseball surge after a rough start raises the club to third place behind Cleveland and Cincinnati. The champs beat Baltimore three times in a row and split with Philadelphia, setting up a Western swing schedule toward Memorial Day. Nichols or Lewis to start for Boston today at 3 30 against the Trolleyists with Yeager or Dunn in the bullpen.

Baltimore Boston Ed Hanlon Boye Orioles Philadelphia Quakers Cleveland Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Duffy Spiders Porkopolis St. Louis Louisville Nichols Lewis Yeager Dunn

Reds edge Colonels in eleven inning thriller

Cincinnati May 15 The Reds defeated the Colonels in eleven innings on Steinfelds double and a sac bunt plus decisive put out in the final frame. The game featured sensational fielding and drew an attendance of 63 800. The score remained tight throughout.

Cincinnati Reds Colonels Steinfeld

Cleveland Wins Despite Weak Hitting Against Ishbell

Chicago neutral site game highlights a 9100 crowd as Cleveland prevails with only four hits off Ishbell. Poor support by Chicago leads to a decisive but lightly scored affair.

Chicago Cleveland Ishbell

Baseball People and Local Club Movements Mentioned

The article lists players and managers associated with Boston area teams and minor leagues, noting moves, positions, and local ties. It mentions M H W F now in Brooklyn, J F Roger Connor Douglass and Grady with St Louis, ex-manager McGunnigle in Brockton, Taunton recruits King, Long John Wiley in New England League, and Jack Leighton with Doc Kennedy's Palmyra club.

Brooklyn Boston Washington New York Baltimore Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburg Cleveland Chicago New England Brockton Fall River Taunton New Bedford Pawtucket Newport University of Virginia Yale Boston College Bates Lewiston Tufts Holy Cross M. HW. F Lynn—Hallman Phillies J. F Roger Connor Douglass Grady McGunnigle Billy King John Wiley Cambridge Red Ron Wing Jack Leighton Doc Kennedy Palmyra Joe Harrington Doe

Amateurs Plan Local and Out-of-Town Baseball Dates

A long list of Boston area clubs seeks May 30 openers and May 21 to July away games. Teams include Malden, Medford Harbor Views, National A. C. of Waltham, Roxbury Institutes, Forest Hills, Decaturs, Victors, Warrens, Unions of Charlestown, and more. Managers request guaranteed pay or shared expenses and open dates for away games.

Harry M. Williams Medford Harbor Views KF. Regan Chelsea Street East Boston Norwood Everett Malden South Boston Marlboro North Attleboro John H. Whitehead Wollaston National A. C. of Waltham Malden A. A Mt. Washington Newton A. A Wollaston T. and R. Co Thomas H. Mullen River Street Institutes of Roxbury Charles Reiger People’s Institute Roxbury Wells Memorial Institute Office Wells Memorial Building Washington Street Mr. Billings St. Catherines Charlestown St. John’s of E. McNulty Pearl Street Forest Hills Maleys St. Augustines KF. Larr Pearl Street Place Dexterg Edward Wall Third Street Warrens McCauley Mahoney P. Hogan Alien Powers Toland Wall J.f Gorman C.f Oberlande St. Joseph Jamaica Plain William J. Quick Island Street Oxfords Casey Crowley Mardy J. Bulman Carahar F. Bulman J. Cronin Higins D. Cronin C. William Higgins Park Street McManus & Co Joe Sullivan Dan Mahoney The Battery South Bostons Locust Street Richfields S. Rosnosky School Street Fremonts of Somerville Dorchester Frank Perry Dexter Street Magnolias of Cambridge A. m Warner Winthrop Square Cedars of North Cambridge Albert Cotie Clifton Street Mt. Hope Park J. W. P. Burns Bristol R. L Boston Wheelmen C. M. Bradbury Belmonts

Goddard Knocks Maher Out in Philadelphia Fight

Boxing circles discuss the surprise defeat as Maher falls to Joe Goddard in Philadelphia on Friday night. Reports say the punch was a hard, fluke-like blow that ended Maher’s hopes, with a May 28 rematch at Coney Island already talked up for a $5000 purse. Spike Sullivan notes Maher trained poorly after traveling from Brooklyn, while Goddard was in prime condition.

Carson Peter Maher Joe Goddard Philadelphia Maher Goddard Peter Kilderoy Spike Sullivan Brooklyn Spike Coney Island Ordway National Sporting Club of London New York Palmer Doeetor

O'Brien Tops World Middleweight Talk in Boxing Push

Dick O'Brien returns to city action after England tour with hopes to match Kid McCoy for the middleweight title. He plans a June departure for England to meet the Harlem Coffee Cooler in September for a large purse, backed by a wealthy English bookmaker. O'Brien promises to claim the world championship if McCoy dodges him, while slated bouts include Joe Robinson, Bob Montgomery, Pat Murphy, Jimmy Gallagher, Patsy Kerrigan, and Sammy Kelly. GEORGE V. TUOHEY.

Dixon Palmer Sammy Kelly Billy Rotchford Illinois Dick O'Brien England Dick Burge Harlem Frank Dunn Palace Theatre Jimmy Kelly O’brien Charley Mitchell Kid McCoy McCoy Fitz Corbett Creedon Joe Robinson Bob Montomery Pat Murphy South Boston Immy Gallagher East Boston Patsy Kerrigan Dave Sullivan Lenox A. C New York Kelly Sullivan Dave

Country Club Horse Meet Officials And Entries

Horses from Morris Park and other venues prepare for the Country Club meet on May 28 and 30. De Ganette from Baltimore arrives to train on the course while Shillalah, winner at Morris Park, heads a strong flat and hurdle contingent including Gladiolus Jo Jo King Bermuda and others under Paget and Whitneys colors.

Country Club Morris Park New York Brookline de Ganette F. H. H. Birkhead Baltimore Harry O'Fallon America Birkhead Chevy Chase William C. Whitney Navy Whitney Sidney Paget Shillalah Duke of Magenta R. G. Shaw Europe Sir Singenton Hydrada Harry W. Smith Worcester S. A. Hopkins Bluestone Arthur Timmons Edward Cravin Richmond Olffred King Olaf Philee J. H. Wadsworth Genessee N. Y Traman Mr. Chambler Bloselm Fred Gebhardt Olindo Beck Rolfe Messrs Hitchcock Royal Scarlet April Fool

Dewey predicts Manila surrender amid blockade

Admiral Dewey reports Manila under strict blockade with rebels hemmed in by land and a probable early surrender by the Spanish Governor. He notes Manila’s provisions scarce, a hot humid climate, a captured gunboat Callao, ample coal, and foreign observers nearby.

Cavite Hong Kong Manila Mois Callao

Rainy Day Cycling Describes Park, Coast Road Traffic

The article notes rain darkening park activity and drawing riders to country roads. It highlights a surge of tandems with women on rear saddles, the McDuffee-Titus pace makers, and plans for theatre parties and dinners among the riders as muddy trains and baggage cars unload riders along the North Shore.

Bostox Fens McDuffee Eddie North Shore

Waltham Velo Drome Opens With New Backstretch

The Waltham track opened to the public yesterday under the Waltham Velo drome name. Cyclists tested the wooden backstretch while cement sections proved solid. The surface is near perfect after boarding, old gravel removed for mid distance racing, and the track widened with new cement. Arthur W. Porter praised its speed, arriving from Cincinnati to join local riders.

Waltham Velodrome Waltham Arthur W. Porter Porter Cincinnati Sanger Tyler Zimmerman

Railroads urged to store bicycles in baggage cars

Chief Consul Elliott of the Massachusetts division requests hearings by railroad commissioners on requiring baggage cars and rooms to store bicycles to prevent injury and delays. If 10 cents is charged for a bicycle carried with its owner, no extra charge should apply for longer hauls once bikes are properly stowed. A hearing is set for 20 Beacon Street on Tuesday May 24 at 10 am.

New Enland Consul Elliott Massachusetts Patrionae Beacon Street

Bicycle Notes and Racing Rules Highlight Velodrome News

The article reviews racing records under standing start rules, cites McDuffee and McDunee mile times, notes a cyclometer method to beat records, and praises Harry B. Freeman for a New York win. It warns Velodrome dress code enforcement, reports bicycle bells marketed by a Boston firm, and notes a local consulate meeting at 674 Massachusetts Avenue.

Michael McDuffee McDunee Harry B. Freeman New York Eden Robertson Cooper Bonirette Waltham Boston Provincetown A. H. Westby Oxford Street

Local football clubs plan matches at the Post

The Emmet and Garryowen teams will meet again at the Post this evening at 3 o'clock to arrange a game. The O'Connell team from the South End seeks a match with any New England team and will send representatives to the Post tonight. Sarsfield Social and Athletic Football Club held a meeting at 63 Hanover Street to plan a field day at Franklin Field on Memorial Day.

Emmet Garryowen O'Connell South End New England Immets Garry Owens Sarsfield Social and Athletic Football Club Hanover

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