Bowling Begins as Season Opens in Melrose Rivalry
The Massachusetts Amateur bowling championship opens tonight at Melrose Athletic Club with the Allstons led by captain Aubin facing Melrose favorites. Key players include Wertz Phinney Frost Flynn Keltie Pierce Barton Ellis. Tomorrow features three matches as novice clubs debut and county leagues form amid rising interest. The senior race centers on B A A Vespers Casinos and the second division may be a tight battle with the Arlingtons favored.
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Massachusetts
Melrose Athletic
Allstons
Aubin
Wertz
Phinney
R. W. Frost
Thomas Flynn
John Keltie
Otis Pierce
Co. J. Barton
Fred Ellis
Melrose Athletic Club
Les Miserables
Lowell
Arlingtons
Pugilistic Gossip and Fading Fight Bets at Coney Island
The column dissects rumors of a Corbett vs Mitchell bout at Coney Island and mocks sensational boxing chatter. It notes Jacksonville talk fading, Sullivan questioning Corbett’s punching power, and unfamiliar notes on McAuliffe and Reilly engaging in weigh in disputes.
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Corbett
Mitchell
Coney Island
New York
Seaside Club
Metropolitan Press
Boston
Jacksonville
Blanchard
England
John I. Sullivan
New Orleans
Sporting Department
The
Boston Globe
Allen Lowe, Jr
Lowe, Jr
Papa Allen
Directum
Jack McAuliffe
New York Herald
McAuliffe
McAulliffe
Revere Beach
Aturtevant House
Boyle O'Reilly
the Post
Dave Rose
Ross
Reilly
New England
Polo match to open week as Worcesters meet Bostons
The second polo week opens with Worcesters versus Bostons at the Casino building. Both teams share first place as captains introduce new plays and steady racing is promised all season. New Bedford trails leaders, while Providence looks weaker. Cotter's Bostons face strong visitors with Wodtke and crew tabbed for dominance on the Casino surface.
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Worcesters
Bostons
Canavan
Deland
New Bedford
Menard and Pierce
Providence
Eo Otek
Leydon
Billy
Brockton Saturn
Riverside Club Opens In Cambridgeport Hall Week Long Fair
Riverside 00 Boat Club hosts a fair at Cambridgeport Hall with free nightly entertainment from 8 to 10 p m. The program includes rowing machine races among club rowers, tug of war, athletic drills, and dancing. Committee members led by President Mamee and Igage McArthur drive preparations amid busy activity.
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Riverside
Aera
Resa
Nc Hall
Cambridgeport
Mamee
Igage McArthur
John Sullivan
Joseph Donnelly
Jerry Corkey
J. Frank Facey
East Boston Cycle Club Revives Membership and Plans Tours
Ten new members were initiated at the East Boston Cycle Club meeting. Club riders mapped routes through Arlington Mystic lakes and the Middlesex Fells while revising old courses. Other clubs held races, pool and billiard events, and organized a hare and hound chase with a future dance announced for January in Roxbury.
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East Boston
Boston
Massachusetts Club
Arlington
Mystic Lakes
Stoneham
Middlesex Fells
Captain Peck
Ralph Plummer
Edgar Plummer
Joe Bertsch
Frank Bertsch
Frank Kimball
Rufus Chase
Ed E. DeBlois
George Cade
Cambridge
Cambridgeport
Winchester
Woburn
Melrose
Malden
Medford
West Medford
West Somerville
Cambridgeport F. C
Billards
Dr. Currie
Frank Crocker
Pool
P. C. Spring
George Chapen
Whist
George F. Kehew
Charlies Kehew
Charles Newmarch
W. R. Grant
Millis Cycle Club
Medfield
Fred Stobbart
F. Stobbart
H. Balkam
D. Allen
A. Stob
J.finley
I. Howe
Traynor
H. Goss
Newark
Charles H. Coffins
Mattapan Road Club
Club Room
Highland Hall
Roxbury
Orient Cycle Club Century Run News Note
Orient Cycle Club conducted a century run from East Boston to Amesbury and back. Twenty four members started and nineteen finished the long ride.
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Orient Cycle Club
Boston
Amesbury
Fragmentary Admission List of Names and Times
A partial OCR fragment lists names such as L Brignatt W Daly P I Norton J Brigna A B and others, followed by references to times like nine hours and five minutes and mentions of officers or locales including Sherriff and various surnames. The text is garbled with incomplete names and stray initials.
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L. Brignatt
W. F. Daly
P. I. Norton
J. Brigna
A. B
Sare
Victor de Mowes Sherriff
Lounder
the Stover
Witton Tighe
W. . Rile . Barry
F. W. Johnson
L. Land
Entr ies Today at Gloucester and Clafton Race Meet
Race card listings show multiple horse entries with names and weights for Gloucester and Clafton events. Entries include six furlongs and one mile races with horses such as Jamestown Foxmede Glenall and United Mellon Control. The scattered OCR reads list horse names weights and race lengths across six events with various placements and contenders.
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Gloucester
Jamestown
Foxmede
Glenall
Tattooe
Ania Adyen
Gray
Annorean
Sear
Hickey
Pen
Marlo Lovell
Ont Young
Ity Adhe
Dao
Tisobal
Waterloo
Montreal
Aurius
Tulaiferer
Emer
General
de On
Mellon Control
Garebrant
Mias Nellie
Banletta
Jac Red Star
Little McGow
Mal Court Liewellyn
F N
Davis
Rob Roy's Selections Clifton
Rob Roy's picks highlight West Park and Hertford in the first race. For the second race Khaftan Gladiator and Benjamin lead the field. Kilkenny is favored for the third if runs kindly with Tom Flynn for place and Rico and Melanie as potential threats. The final race features Grand Prix and Beautiful Bells as top contenders.
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Clafton
Pieberan
Blue Blood
Padre
Wosdhan Geen
Weestler
Tay
Athelene
Jantern
Elberon
Jim Aeest Park
Intimidad
Annette
Jakio Joseph
Virago
the Joker
Logan
Co Might
Tisele
Kilkenny
Fom Flynn
Merry Duke
Double Gross
Old Pepper
Woodcropper
Volo
Melanie
Laces
Clover
Ican
Wer
Rise
Captain T
Natelty Diexford
West Park
Hertford
Khaftan
Gladiator
Benjamin
Tom Flynn
Rico
Lemmed
Peil
Gitouces
McAuliffe Photos With Prince of Wales Spark London Sensation
The American boxer Jack McAuliffe disputes claims he was photographed with the Prince of Wales in London. A doctored image shows McAuliffe beside the heir to the throne in a trap, circulated by radical papers. Mitchell, hosting McAuliffe, confirms the image’s existence but offers a flippant reply, fueling press furor across England.
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Jack McAuliffe
Prince of Wales
McAuliffe
London
Williams
Burg
Newcastle-on-the-Tyne
Prince
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Nts
Jack
the Prince
England
United Kingdom
New England Cross Country Championship Rules Set
The cross country championship of New England will be run on Thanksgiving Day at 10 a.m under N E A A U rules. Teams may enter a limited number of runners for the team race with prizes for top individuals and a sealed handicap event. First five finishers receive gold medals, clubs gain aggregate advantage, entries close November 2.
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New England
Yinn
Saleaphiennstin
Tagiaodt
Via
R. P. Russell
Washington Street
Boston
Walter Simpson
N. E
Robert O’doherty
John H. Mahoney
F. L. Stockford
R. P Russell
A. C
Hawaiian Throne Crisis Draws Washington Theories
Hawaiian legation learned Minister Thurston and family would arrive in Washington from Chicago. Professor Alexander fears a coup may already have succeeded or a compromise to dissolve the provisional government, with possible monarchy restoration. Jaeger says natives oppose annexation and United States is preferred if choice arises. Hawaiian consul-general warns force may restore Liliuokalani but would trigger another deposition after withdrawal of force. Secretary Gresham cited as misinformed on contingencies.
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Washington
Alexander
Dole
Davis
Kiaulani
Wodehouge
San Francisco
Albert Jaeger
Hawaii
United States
Sam
Liliuokalani
Gresham
Stevens
Cleveland
Boston
Fighting ships for the United States navy
Secretary Herbert urges strong ships for the Navy proposing a report that may call for funding one or more battleships and about six torpedo boats. He expects current cruising vessels to suffice for several years.
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Washington, Navy
Herbert
United States Navy
Exchange of Hotels in Castleton Vermont
In Castleton yesterday an exchange of valuable hotel property occurred. The Prospect House on Lake Bomoseen, owned by Thomas Mound, swapped for Bomoseen House and the Sanford tenement in Castleton village. Mound will reopen Bomoseen House soon, and Horace B. Ellis will manage the Prospect House next season, previously under Horace H. Dyer of Rutland.
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Bellows Falls
Castleton
Prospect House
Lake Bomoseen
Thomas Mound
Bomoseen House
Sanford
Castleton Village
Mound
Horace B. Ellis
Vermont
Horace H. Dyer
Rutland
Funeral of M B Lewis Former railroad official remembered
Funeral services were held for Menzies B. Lewis a former division superintendent of the Lynch Boston railroad from the Third Congregational Church at 2 PM Relatives friends and A U W members attended The Rev R Perry Bush officiated Interment followed at Woodlawn Floral offerings included a Gates Ajar tribute from railroad associates and a Powder House Lodge A Q O U W emblem pillow from the order.
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M. B. Lewis
Menzies B. Lewis
Lynch & Boston Railroad
Third Congregational Church
Powder
Meeting of the New England A A U Tonight
The New England Association of the A A U will hold its annual meeting tonight at the B A A. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected, a board of managers chosen, and the championships committee will file a final report. A further meeting of the newly elected board is planned in a couple of weeks.
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New England Association
Disorder on Barker's Court Leads to Police Arrests
In Lynn on November 12 a disturbance at Barker's court drew police. Abel Currier Margaret Harper Mary Currier John Clark Bernard Fitzsimmons and Michael Hogan were arrested during a daylong drunken free fight at Abel Currier's residence.
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Lynn
Barker
Abel Currier
Margaret Harper
Mary Currier
John Clark
Bernard Fitzsimmons
Michael Hogan
Marks's Continental Bowls Host Prize Winners
Good candle pin bowling highlighted last week on Washington Street. H Richards claimed prizes for the three-highest consecutive strings in five games with totals 94 06 6 and 95, and an overall 464. J Burke won for highest single string in five with a top 99.
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Marks
Washington Street
H. Richards
J. Burke
Penn students arraigned after disorderly conduct
Five University of Pennsylvania students arrested for disorderly conduct were arraigned and discharged after a good natured lecture by Justice Ech this morning in New York. The incident ended without further action following the lecture.
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Penny Boys
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Justice Ech
Illness strikes European royalty in Dresden area
Prince Philippe Count of Flanders and his eldest daughter Urinseus Carey are ill with fever in Dresden. Princess Hen has taken Prince Albert to Strehlen to avoid contagion, as the Melgigo throne lineage faces risk.
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Berlin
Philippe
Flanders
Urinseus Carey
Dresden
Henwate
Albert
Strehlen
Religious leaders plan arbitration talks to end miner strike
Conspicuous men from all English denominations will meet in Jerusalem Chambers to craft a plan to terminate the miners strike and pursue arbitration between masters and men. The hat ae ater will preside as one of the principal speakers.
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London
England
Jerusalem
Have They Eloped Deserts Foster Family in South Boston
A Post reporter finds Graham, a 15 year City Point car stables veteran, deserted from his wife and seven children. He left with Conductor Getchell's wife, likely heading toward Maine. Mrs Getchell tracked to Fairfield, Maine. lawyer says she has little support.
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Post
Yast Third Street
Boston
Robert Graham
City Point
Getchell
Maine
Fairfield
Graham
Natick
R. H. Gippy
Ingersoll Praises Shakspere at Boston Theatre
Colonel Ingersoll delivered a two hour lecture at the Boston Theatre praising Shakspere as the supreme originator of thought. He attacked Bacon, argued Shakspere created original life and poetic form, and praised the Bard's invention and nature driven characters amid an attentive, crowded audience.
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Colonel Ingersoll
Boston Theatre
Colonelngersoll
Bacon
Shakepere
Beaumont
Fletcher
Shakspere
Shekspere
Is He Mathers Pal Henry F Payne Arrested for Swindle
Henry F Payne was arrested with Frank L Mather on charges of running a swindle through an Industrial Society for Negotiating Loans at 224 Tremont Street The scheme promised 500 loans with easy terms demanding upfront money and bids They used straw bids to favor insiders and publicized a fake office move Payne 38 of 315 Tremont Street and Mather faced fifteen counts in court.
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Henry F. Payne
Division
Frank L. Mather
Industrial Society
Tremont Street
Mather
Paurie
Whitman
Division 4
Whitcomb
Cowboy
Boston & Albany
Payne
Cholera Reports Rise Across Riga Kovno Finland
The latest telegrams show nine new cholera cases and thirteen deaths in Riga last week. In the Kovno government there were 102 new cases and thirty seven deaths, and in Finland twenty nine new cases and twenty one deaths.
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RT. Petersburg
Riga
Kovno
Finland
Asphyxiation Case in Woonsocket Woman Dies
Mrs John M Hudson of Northbridge died in the Woon socket House Woonsocket Rhode Island from escaping gas. She was found lifeless in her room this morning and evidently blew out the gas.
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Worcester
John
M. Hudson
Northbridge
Woonsocket House
Woonsocket, R. I
Keeley Treatment Credited by Government and Courts
The Keeley Treatment claims nationwide use with success in United States government facilities and by Colorado county authorities. It lists Keeley Institutes in Providence Lexington Haverhill Springfield Worcester and North Adams with manager A C Dow at 1 Tremont Boston for inquiries.
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United States
Colorado
Keeley Institutes
Providence
Lexington
Haverhill
Springfield
Worcester
North Adams
A. C. Dow
Tremont Street
Boston
Bid Notice for Alterations and Repairs at Boston Post Office
A sealed bid solicitation from the U S Post Office and Sub-Treasury in Boston Mass invites proposals for alterations and repairs to drive storm and related materials. Bids must be accompanied by a bid bond or check and addressed to W Covenery Custodian, with proposals due on November 20 1893.
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Gree
Eiereny
Suffolk
Boston
Tages
Jom
McKim
Wequire
Elijah B
Register
Gueabek
Ereas
Mary
Geld
Boston Post
Itness
John W. McKinn
Elijah George
Seegiater
Cys
U. 8
Wes Mass
U. I
Mass
Coveney
Marriage decree notice from Suffolk County
A fragmented common pleas notice outlines a marriage decree between Marie Ladd and another party in Suffolk County with dates and legal prayers for settlement. The text references a ninth day of a month, witnesses and a request for decree enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Marie Ladd
Wits
Public notice in Suffolk Massachusetts court order
The document records a legal notice from the Hampshire or Suffolk court requiring the defendant Marie Ladd to appear before the court on a December date. It mentions service by copy, the addressee, and the process for notifying the party by mailing to the last known address.
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Mairaomu
Commonwealth
Boston
Willard
James L. Walsh
Joseph J. Feeley
Attys
Poommoon Wea
Marrs Cnr
Seeeh Ik
Salt County
Geo
A. Brown
Maqrachuseets
Suffolk
Wea
Eer
Moston
Tibet
Henry EE
Esse
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Henry Payne
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Caroline
Morton
Pyres Bees
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