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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1892

Page

3

Democracy Wins at Bay State Park Amid Bookie Beating

At Bay State Park on November 8, Democracy edged G O P by a neck in the marquee race with Russell aboard Democracy and Haile on G O P. The day also saw Lieutenant Governor's Cup won comfortably by Carroll. Bookmakers suffered heavy losses as favorites fell in both features, while crowd odds favored Democracy and Bay State.

Russell Carroll Democracy Fettle Haile Aqua Gelida Hamlin Blue Ribbon Army Putney Winn Lockless Jerry Sport Pillsbury Henry Cabot G.O. P Wolcott Russel Hatle Putte

Mudslinging and crooked track talk at G G track races

Special to the Post reports a heated race meeting on the hilltop with accusations that many races favor bookies led by Boss Walbaum. The daily card lists results for multiple races with horses such as Priscilla Polydora Merry Duke Balance False Ahrens May D Foxford and Centaur amid selections like Gamester La Gloria and Merry Duke.

Priscilla Noboolish Polydora Hazlehurst Mamie B. B Brown Charlie Merry Duke Balance Macintosh Fidget False Ahrens Merriment Vespasian Ville Marie Signature Pessimist Ondawa Gamester Adalgisa Atselna Brookdale la Gtona He Ban Lady Elsinore Foxford Woodchopper Lavish Panhandle Dewdrop Sweethead Hen Bolivar Narbonnevelt Ocean Queen Fenelon Jack Rose Kirkover Walter Raleish Baylor Kal Wheeler Helen Rightaway Marguerite Trump Maria Stoops Estella la Gloria Woodehoper Centaur McKeever

Gloucester Results Show Fast Thoroughbred Times

Gloucester N J November results list six races with winners and times led by Michi Ran Blizzard King Regent Sime and Milo Eddie M in separate sprints and mile events. Thursday entries present a long list of horses with weights and odds for seven races. Rob Roys Selections name Persauder Albemarle Podiga Charcoal Crocus Houston Prather Pelham Drizzie Luray Sea Bird Grenadier

Groucester N. J Blizzard King Regent Sime Majolica Simplicity Colt Milo Eddie M Florimer Bowneye Airtight Little Is Kilkenny Prospect Marty B Bias Lee S Wyoming Ralph Persuader Apollo Leatherstocking Brian Boru Salvini Judge Doucey Glenall Albemarle Fred B Ruby Podiga Freeland Bellecourt Charcoal Empera Houston Flagrant Forest Ray Magella Bob Arthur Black Knight Barrientos John Atwood Congress Crocus St. Pell Maj. Joe Lonely Montpelier Pelham Prather Slander Drizzle Uncertainty Maid of Blarney Luray Jester Monsoon Lallah

Cambridge Athletic Association to Open Quarters on Main Street

Officials have secured quarters on Main Street and plan occupancy on November 10. The Ninth Regiment Athletic Association hosts an open indoor meet on Thanksgiving night at East Armory, with events including a 75 yard dash and field events. Boxing matches at Bumstead Hall on December 1 feature Baulman training under W. H., plus exhibitions this winter by Jerry Connor, Young Flaherty, Monahan, Sam Francis, Booker, and Hyman Goodman.

Cambridge Athletic Association Main Street Phillips Exeter Harvard Ninth Regiment Athletic Association East Armory Cooper Athletic Club Baulman W. H. Hes Bumstead Hall Cambridge Jerry Connor Dorchesters Jerry Young Flaherty South Boston Monahan Sam Francis Booker Navy Hyman Goodman New England Goodman

Gossip of the pugilists at Amsterdams and Metropole clubs

Boxing news reports Metropole Club offering 600 to Billy Frazier and Jimmy Dimes, surpassing Amsterdam Club by 100, Dimes bound to home club. John L. Sullivan taunts Charlie Johnson in Philadelphia. Al Smith to retire as referee at Coney Island. Johnny Eckhardt to succeed. Jack McAuliffe avoids bouts, ready to face Dick Burge if offered. potential match eyed as attraction.

Metropole Billy Frazier Jimmy Dimes Amsterdam Dimes John L. Sullivan Boston Charlie Johnson Philadelphia Mr. Simmons Olympic Club Noel al Smith Coney Island Johnny Eckhardt Mr. Smith Jack McAuliffe Dick Burge Newton

Harvard Defeated by Tech in Muddy Night Game

Harvard football, 34, Tech., 0, played yesterday at Jarvis field in darkness during the second half. Tech showed strength through the center and tackles, while Harvard's center struggled against repeated rushes. Rockwell, Dearborn, and Johnson starred for Tech, with Gage, Brewer, Corbett, and Mackie among Harvard's standout performers.

Technology Harvard Jarvis Tech Crimson Rockwell Dearborn Johnson Gage Brewer Corbett Mackie Trafford

Princeton and Chicago Athlet ic Club clash on home field

At Princeton New Jersey on November 2 the Chicago Athletic Club defeated Princeton 12 to 0 before about 83000 spectators. Morse opened scoring with a 30 yard run and Poe added a long second touchdown with a successful kick. The game featured strong line play and tight defense throughout.

Princeton N. J Chicago Athletic Club Chicago Homans Ames Boston Wagner Albany Syracuse R.R Utica Toledo Niagara Falls Wagner Buffet Cincinnati St. Louis Cleveland Detroit Hartford New Haven New York Springfield Stix Pede York New York Limited Washington St Kneeland St Hanson Liberty St North River Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Rail Road New England Washington Street

English High and Manual Training to Play on South End Grounds

The English High eleven and the Manual Training School team meet this afternoon in an anticipated South End grounds matchup. Both squads feature strong, evenly matched players, following Manual Training�s tense victory over B L S last week. Cambridge High and Hopkinson teams contest tomorrow on the same ground, promising exciting inter scholastic football.

Manual Training School South End Manual Training Cambridge High Hopkinson

Betting Men and Wagers Across New York State Race

Michael F Dwyer bets 20000 to 12000 on Cleveland carrying New York State. R S Mitchell bets 600 to 1000 with E S Stokes that Harrison will carry New York State. Butch Hampson, owner of the White Elephant pool room, favors Cleveland and has not lost an election bet.

Michael F. Dwyer Cleveland New York State R.S. Mitchell Delaware E. S. Stokes Hoffman House Harrison United States

B. A. A. Amherst Game Canceled Friday

The Amherst game with the B. A. A. eleven has been called off as players cannot assemble for the Friday fixture.

Amherst B. A. A. Eleven

Captain Gorden resigns as Wesleyan captain

Mmoretown Conn November 2 Captain Gorden of the Wesleyan football team resigned last night due to a broken hand suffered in the game with Princeton Saturday E A Smith 93 will take his place Smith is also captain of the college base ball club

Mmoretown Conn Gorden Wesleyan Princeton E. A. Smith Smith

Political rally notes sweep Boston area races

Democratic rally planned in Hyannis with J S Brown Lloyd McK Garrison Bordman Hall and H C Thacher as speakers Republicans prepare for noonday meeting in Faneuil Hall with Brackett and Edward Fitzwilliam. Campaign music from Brookline Glee Club. resignations shift support to McEttrick amid local bets small. Cleveland Russell vote shift noted. Scandinavian and W E Russell clubs mobilize voters. McEttrick projected to lead in tenth district while Atwood and Atwood’s prospects fade.

Hyannis J. S. Brown Harvard Democratic Clan Lloyd McK. Garrison New York Bordman Hall Boston H. C. Thacher Thomas N. Hart Faneuil Hall Brackett Edward Fitzwilliam Brookline Glee Club Mark B. Mulvey William L. Mooney McEttrick Congress W. H. Carberry Harrison The Stock Exchange E. O. Shepard Republican Party Cleveland Russell American Scandinavian Democratic Club Massachusetts Union Hall Boylston Street John Mattson Emanuel von Betzen Albin Audrene W. E. Russell Chelsea Carroll John E. Fitzgerald Sherman Hoar McNary Atwood Humphrey

No License Talk in Charlestown Over Osborne Circular

Charlestown Democrats rally behind no license threat if Russell loses to govern liquor controls via Police Commission. Ward 3 and Ward 4 leaders push to prove Police influence over saloons, aiming to boost anti license votes in upcoming city election.

Turnoome Post Osborne Charlestown John W. O'Neil Bunker Hill Street Taz Boomine Post Post William E. Russell Police Commission Jefferson Club Russell William H. Quigley Billy Russell Joseph J. Corbett Ward 4 Republican Party

Once a Republican Dedham Speech by Adams

Charles Francis Adams at a Dedham rally rejects party labels and calls for independence. He recalls a political career spanning forty years in Massachusetts and endorses former President Cleveland by independents while supporting George Fred Williams in the district. He laments party faction and urges public service over partisan debate.

DedHam Charles Francis Adams Democratic Party Cleveland George Fred Williams Williams Massachusetts Pblic Massachuetts Commonwealth Wash

Governor Russell to Campaign Speak on Cape Cod Tour

Governor Russell will visit Cape Cod for a day of campaign appearances, making brief addresses at dawn in Provincetown and at nine thirty a.m. in a series of stops including Truro Wellfleet Eastham Orleans Brewster Harwich South Dennis West Barnstable Sandwich Bourne Wareham Middleboro and Brockton before returning to Boston by mid afternoon. A timetable detailing arrival times and stop lengths will run in Friday’s Tur Bloom Post.

Russell Cape Cod Cape Boston Provincetown Truro Wellfleet Eastham Orleans Brewster Harwich South Dennis West Barnstable Sandwich Bourne Wareham Middleboro Brockton Tur Boomine Post

Democrats Draw Cleveland Electors in Oregon Race

Telegraph dispatch from Portland Oregon November 2 reports national Democratic headquarters instructing the withdrawal of Cleveland electors in favor of Weaver men. Local Democrats approve saying the move ensures defeat of Harrison electors and solidifies party unity.

Portland Ore National Democratic Cleveland Weaver Harrison

Justice and a Sage: Eighty Three Year Old Testimony

A veteran Deputy U S Marshal S R Thorne recounts a long career and endorses Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy amid testimonials from Rev C D R Meacham and H S Shorter. He describes decades of invalid status and chronic pain relieved by the remedy while noting his own experience with rheumatism and gout.

United States S. R. Thorne Lewis Baker William Poole Canary Islands C. D. R. Meacham Baptist Church of Townshend Greene H. S. Shorter Broadway Newburg N. C California Dr. Greene Chapin E.66th St New York City Thorne Temple Pl Boston Mass

Turmoil hits People's party in Clare election

Jeffersonville dispatch reports all People’s party nominees in Clare withdrew their names, fracturing the ticket. The collapse could swing more than a hundred Democratic votes, altering the local contest dynamics.

Txnpianapolis Jeffersonville People’s Party Clare

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