Match Ends In Draw In Coney Island Boxing Card
The Billy Smith Tommy Ryan bout in Coney Island ended in a draw with Smith dominating early rounds and Ryan clinging on as officials stopped the action. A Seaside Athletic Club card drew about 3000 as Corbett was warmly received and Cooney drew with Joh in a six round 126 pound bout.
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Coney Island
N. Y
Billy Smith
Tommy Ryan
Smith
Ryan
Chicago
Minneapolis
Rob Roy
Seaside Athletic Club
J. J. Corbett
Mike Cooney
Providence
R. I
Billy Joh
New York
Cooney
Charles White
Jack Sheridan
Brooklyn
Mick Dunn
Australia
Joh
Jack Kenny
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Tommy Kelly
Harlem
W&s
Sam Tompkins
Astoria
Joe Harmon
Harmon
Tompkins
Boston Kidnapping Case Shocks Jurists Involving Mrs. Friend
A Boston Post report details a high profile kidnapping saga linked to Mrs. Jennie Friend of Brookline and three children, with origins tracing to Milford and New York. The piece outlines longstanding family feuds and interstate legal questions raised by the two successful abductions within a month.
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Boston
Jennie Friend
Boylston Street
Brookline
Commonwealth
James Francis
C. A. Watson
Milford
New York
George
Naomi
Alphonse
Annie
Woonsocket
R. I
Man
Francis
Watson
Watson Brothers
Charles W. Watson
Walter Quinton Gresham jurist and Civil War general
Walter Quinton Gresham was born March 17, 1882 near Lansville Indiana. He studied law in Corydon and was admitted to the bar in 183, later serving in the Indiana Legislature and rising through ranks to brigadier general after the fall of Vicksburg, with active command in Blair's corps and the Atlanta campaigns.
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Walter Quinton Gresham
Lansville
Harrison County
Ind
State University
Bloomington
Corydon
Thirty
Indiana
Fifty-third
Vicksburg
Blair
Atlanta
New Albany
Congress
Grant
United States
District of
Arthur
Folger
Treasury
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Mr. Cleveland
O'Neil Eulogizes Cleveland at Beverly Farms Lecture
The first Ward 6 Business Men's Association lecture at Beverly Farms featured Hon. Joseph H. O'Neil of Boston as speaker. He discussed six years in Congress, named several lawmakers, and offered a strong eulogy of President Cleveland, advocating sound money as the national platform.
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John R. Robinson
Newton
Boston & Albany
West Newton
Temple and Derne Streets
Boston
O'Neil
Cleveland
Beverly
Ward 6 Business Men’s Association
Beverly Farms
Joseph H. O’neil
Stone
Beverly Board of Trade
Beverly Proper
Farms
O’neil
Congress
Cogswell
Tom Reed
McKinley
W. B. Allison
Catchings
Mississippi
David B. Hill
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Mass. Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Mars
C.H. Robinson & CO
Washington Str
Dock
Browning
King &Co
Weehington Street
My Clothier
Messrs. M. Mamlock & Son
M. Mamlock & Son
Broadway
The
Massachusetts Clothing
Swan’s
Washburn
Pillsbury
Pierce CO
Scollay Square
Copley Square
Central Wharf
Coolidge’s Corner
Formosa
Hong Kong
Tamsui
London
Standard
Shanghai
Tamaui
Macao
Madrid
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pittsfield
Bellaire
Taconic
City Hall
Albert Dexter Upham
Emerson College of Oratory
Harry L. Burrage
Porter B. Chase
Fred
Pratt
Frank
Eddy
Edward O. Burdon
Eer
G. A. R Men
Sons of Veterans, Attention
Danas Saparilla
Jordan
Rattan
Avon ST
Tal
Omine Bedford St
Gresham
Gnarrier
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
Washington Street
Albee Furniture CO
Washington St
Rae Bugs
Baryano & Co
Columbian Hotel
Er Xia
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