Miners Return to Work After Settlement With Owners
London nov 17 a conference between Mine Owners Association and Miners Federation chaired by Lord Rosebery settled the strike. Miners will resume at old wages on Monday until February when a conciliation board forms. The board meets dec 18 for one year and may appoint a chairman if not chosen. Joy spread in midland mining towns as bells rang and prayers were held. Mundella announced terms to the House of Commons amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mine Owners’ Association
Miners’ Federation
Foreign Office
Lord Rosebery
House of Commons
Midlands
Mundella
Board of Trade
Matched Race Set For $5000 Purse At Fleetwood Park
ARE MATCHED AGAIN NEW YORK Nov 17 A race for a $5000 purse is arranged between Directum and Alix owners to run at Fleetwood Park on Tuesday or Wednesday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Directum
Alix
Fleetwood Park
Clifton Racing Notes Seven Furlongs Win List
At Clifton New Jersey on November 17 the program shows Panway first in seven furlongs with Balbrig second and Belwood third. Tornado wins five furlongs with George F. Smith second and Hartford third. Play or Pay takes five furlongs Tartarian and Lady Mary second. Kilkenny wins one mile sixteen with Charade second and Comanche third. Minnie J. wins five furlongs with Captain Wagner second and Tom Karl third. Lord Motley wins six furlongs with Eclipse second and Azrael third. Time records listed for some races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie J
Captain Wagner
Tom Karl
Lord Motley
Eclipse
Azrael
Five Furlong Selling Race Brings Notable Weights
A list of horses with weights and entries for multiple races including first distance one and one sixteenths and second five furlongs selling, with entries such as Sam Bryant 104 Fiatiane Fidget Bon Voyage Pokim Metuchen 100 and others. The field includes names like Chief Justice Lotton Sir George Tom Flynn Anthony Bugler Lucky Clover Sir Roe and Tremont among others with weights ranging from 81 to 120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uye
Sam Bryant
Fiatiane
Fidget
Smoke
Johnny
Tremor
Comanche
Restraint
Plebian
Tartarian
Clement
of Hearts
Clara A
Tormentor
Lord Harry
Aloha
Dallyrian
Major Daly
Mabel Glenn
Terrifier
My Gyps
Charley Wilson
Tom Karl
Red Dick
Factotum
Chief Justice
Lotton
Sir George
Tom Flynn
Anthony
Bugler
Lucky Clover
Sir Roe
Tommy Dixon
Hiram
Tremont
Merry Duke
Woodchopper
Signature
Bolero
Peralta
Azrael
Haytay
Kingstock
Mendicant
Moaiestee
Gladiator
Ohessa
Lorenda
Gloucester Horse Races Result in Five Short Events
In Gloucester New Jersey on November 17 the first race of four and a half furlongs was won by Forest with Arthur Davis second Piquante third. The six furlong second race saw Dutch Lou win ahead of Gray Forest and Jer ome. The seven and a half furlong third race winner was Hour with Masmee and Dago second. The one mile fourth race went to Luray with Gonzales and Rustic following. The four and a half furlongs fifth race was won by Alanthracite with Frank R. Hart second Rosalin third. The final six four and a half furlong sixth race saw Selah win with Cloverdale and Grapeshot following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
N. J
Forest
Arthur Davis
Piquante
Jerome
Dutch Lou
Gray Forest
Masmee
Luray
Gonzales
Rustic
Alanthracite
Frank R. Hart
Rosalin
Selah
Cloverdale
Grapeshot
Five furlong to nine sixteenths card at Piedmont meet
The program lists six races with selling races and handicaps. Included are Silent Ronald and Piedmont in the first five furlongs, Lyndhurst and Mutiny in the second, Penzance and La Cigale in the thirds, Westchester and Modette in the fourth, J H and Vacuna in the fifth, and McKenzie and Noble Duke in the sixth with various weights and odds across the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silent Ronald
Piedmont
Bavient
Tartar
St. Hubert
Elmstone
Harry Ireland
Bollivar
Capulin
Gonzales
Star
Billy
Congress
Little Charlie
George B
Lyndhurst
Little George
Vocalize
Josh
Lovell
Madras
Mutiny
Orphan
Tommy Brophy
Cap McChesney
Roustabout
Newell
Davison
Tismore
Jim Auren
Enid
Silver Queen
Penzance
Rancocas
Little Phil
Criterion
McKeever
Raby
W. Cook
Lebanon
Major Thorn
Rienal
Vandel
Ruby
la Cigale
Zingara
Westchester
Yale Harvard Gun Club Shoot Set for Hartford Grounds
The Yale Harvard Gun Club shoot is planned for this fall at Hartford on the Hartford Gun Club grounds. Springfield negotiations fell through and Hartford was selected as the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
New Haven
Springfield
Baseball Magnates Readopt Passes and Schedule Plans
The baseball convention adopted the 25 pass per club provision and 5 percent free admission policy. Section 11 amended to grant presidents authority as schedule chair and rule interpreter. For 1904 the plan mirrors 1893 with one season and umpire staffing capped at four. Emergency committee to accept franchise applications named Soden Brush and Byrne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Directors
Messrs. Soden
Brush
Byrne
National League
American Association of Baseball Clubs
Hoy
Washington
Cincinnati
Sullivan
Gilbert
Brooklyn
Baas
Football Tie Between H. H. B. and Cambridge on Jarvis Field
Interscholastic league action ended in a tie as H. H. B. and Cambridge fought to a draw on Jarvis field. Vaughn boosted Cambridge, but both sides showed strong offense and weak defense with a referee delay and shortened halves. Key players included Smith, Adams, Moulton for H. H. B. and Sanborn, Baldwin for Cambridge. Attendance not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Field
Vaughn
Cambridge
Smith
Adams
Moulton
Ei H
Sanborn
Baldwin
Iback
Parker
Santor
Wari
Watson
Rollins
Waters
Acton Returns as Left Guard in Varsity Practice
Acton resumes starting role at left guard for the varsity after yesterday’s Soldiers Field practice. Waters shines in the first half as Beale and Fairchild perform well on the second eleven. Brewer’s punting impresses, two halves of twenty and thirty minutes are played, with Blanchard at right end and Beale at quarterback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Varsity
Waters
Beale
Fairchild
Brewer
Stevenson
Blanchard
Emmons
Manahan
Wilson
Lewis
Winslow
Mackie
Newell
Wrightington
Gray
Dunlop
Clark
Newton High Defeats Hopkinson on South End Grounds
Newton High School beat Hopkinson 24 to 14 in a football game on the South End grounds. Brown and Redpath led Newton with strong center rushing while Hopkinson used the wedge. Brown scored two touchdowns and kicked four goals from touchdowns. End score 24 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton H. S
Hopkinson
Newton High School
South End
Hoage
Brown
Redpath
Newton
Hoppy
Sawyer
Newton High
Cobb
Richardson Seaver
A. Adama Springer
Holden Barnum Vee
Ceeeeess Houmac Paul
Sscceseer
Stone Rogers
Woods Dinsmore
Rooks Blanchard
Railey Brown
Ames Redpath
Brookl Ee
Heague
Perkins
Mesars
Bond
Mice
Virginia Cavaliers Crush Georgetown 68 to 0 for South Title
In Washington on November 17 University of Virginia defeated Georgetown College 68 to 0 in the second game of the championship series. Virginia had previously lost the first game 28 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Georgetown
Washington
University of Virginia
Tufts Freshmen Tie Lowell High in 9 to 2 Victory
Tufts College sophomores defeated Lowell High School by 9 to 2 today. The game at Lowell featured Tufts scoring a safety and a field goal during the tense match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TUFTS
Lowell H. S
C. Lowell
Tufts College Today
Interclub cycling and club games schedule announced
Plans for a social season among clubs are under way with the Interclub contest of the Associated Cycling Clubs drawing strong interest. Teams from Press, Waltham, Hyde Park and Winnisimmet will enter three events. others contest pool and whist. The season opens December 2 and runs to March 22 with a Christmas break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Hyde Park
Winnisimmet
Hae Hate
Cambridgeport
Medford
Malden
Mattapan
Roxbury
Ween
Cambridge
Chelsea
Press
Boston
Hyde Parkes
Park Jan
Mbridgeport
Hyde
Bostom
Tapah
Wwinnisimmet
Maw
Hornbeck
P.adams
C. Adams
Billiards
B. F. Hancox
George Ingersoll
Pool
Fred M. Dyer
H. J. Booth
Neill
Plummer
Porter
Orcutt
Ehrlich
Newcomb
Lloyd and Jacobs
A. Keltie
Pierce
J. Cushing
C. H. Hartshorn
Cambridgeport—Billiards
Frank A. Crocker
A. Curry
George Chaplin
P. C. Spring
George F. Kehew
Charles .Kehew
Aleck
Borand
P. Hinckly
T. E. Edwards
G. T. Salisbury
H. W. Brand
W. T. Ldbby
Henry A. Foon
W.C. Dillingham
C. H. Roberts
A. E. Andrew
C. B. Arsino
B. T. Clark
Frank Bertram
Charles A More
P. Burnham
T. Connors
G. W. McLaughlin
J. G. Hess
C. Saunders
J. W. Whall
I. N. Chase
N. F. Ames
B. Perry
W. M. Telford
R. M. Mugridge
Osgood
England
Vickers
H. C. Starbird
Quincy House
Mavericx Wheel Club
Music Hall
Frank C. Moreland
Mamie’ Hartley
Howard Wheeler
Cora Nutter
Fred Pennington
Annie Rollins
Bessie C. Jones
Howard W. Wheeler
Fred E. Pennington
W.'J. Douglass
Edwin Arch
H. W. Treet
E. L. Sanders
C. C. Brooks
Thieves Steal Bicycles From Richards Shop in Whaladen
Thieves entered H. H. Richards bicycle shop in Cox's block along Fastern Avenue and stole several bicycles. A racing wheel belonging to Peter J. McDuffee was among the items taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Richards
Cox's Block
Avenue
Peter J. McDuffee
Post's Polo Guide Assembly Freeform Oddities
Unclear OCR snippet shows a polo guide fragment with scattered numbers and names. Mentions Meague games tonight and standings. Lacks coherent event details or identifiable entities to confirm a specific game, team, or location.
Worcester Polo Team Beats New Bedford Whalers
Worcester defeats New Bedford 7 to 1 as Captain Canavan leads the home team. Laina Roberts and Mul Sat Whiting are noted in the lineup with strong team defense and fast transitions, securing a decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Peacocks
New Bedfords
Worcesters
Canavan
Whalers
Laina Roberts
Jobo
Rink Rushes Tie for First After Night of Defeat
Captain Fred Doe’s team fell to create a joint lead with the Boston and Whaler clubs. The hoarse crowd gave nicknames to rivals while Hadley, not Maynard, filled a Boston substitute role. Billy Leydon surged at center as Providence beat Boston 12 to 10 in a charity polo exhibition for Olneyville strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Doe
Bostons
Whalers
Cranks
Grays
Providences
New Bedfords
Kangaroos
Brockton
Worcesters
Maynard
Hadley
Billy Leydon
Providence
Boston
Wise Defeats Russell In South Boston Pool Showdown
In the eighth round of Murray and Irwin's professional pool tournament in South Boston Wise defeated Russell 75 to 68. The card also notes Ryan and Carey scheduled to play Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray & Irwin
South Boston
Wise
Russell
Ryan
Carey
Horses Burned In Pittsfield Barn Fire
A large North Pittsfield barn at W. F. Gale’s stock farm burned with eight horses killed including Jacobin and Princess. Seven horses escaped, one fatally, as flames spread from both ends. Loss about 15000 dollars with limited insurance. possible arson suspected after a whiskey bottle was found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
F. ‘Gale
Gale
Jacobin
George Wilkes
Dan Princess
Kremlin
Lady Chesroes
Daisy Hadley
Millett
Lucy C
W. A. Whittlesey
Pugilistic News Reveals Rumors and Plans in 19th Century Boxing
The article chronicles feuds and openings in boxing circles. It notes J Kelly's openness to matches, McMaugh's involvement with the Metropole Club, and criticism of the Godfrey O Donnell contest. It details Cronin's return, Riley versus Corrigan at 130 pounds, and McAuliffe versus Mitchell fallout. Corbett plans Cleveland stay, then referee duties in New York, with Delaney arranging training and Jacksonville bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kelly
Billy
Ted
Hennessey
Kelly
New England
Steve McMaugh
Providence
Metropole
McMaugh
Boston
Godfrey O’donnell
Dick Cronin
Pete Corrigan
William Riley
Riley
Corrigan
Jack McAuliffe
Charley Mitchell
McAuliffe
Mitchell
Corbett
Music Hall
Jacksonville
Maxwell E. More
Asbury Park
Billy Delaney
Cleveland
Madison Square Garden
Delaney
Rob Roy
B A A Beats Waverly In Hyde Park Bowling Match
In Hyde Park last night the B A A bowling team beat Waverly Club by 54 pins in the first series league match. The scores show strong performances from both sides with B A A totaling 2508 to Waverly 2454 across multiple players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Waverly
Fenntteeneakt
Seeders Sha
Norriens Sc Ccces
Er Vesversss Lee
Lamb
Hall
Tyiee
Gitte
Rogers
Hill
James
Lodge
Legate
Norris
Tyler
Huts Ds
Loge
Ts Begate
Hail
Yancy ehote—Hall
Melrose Club Edges Les Miserables In Season Opener
It was a close and exciting game in Melrose between the Melrose club and Les Miserables of Lowell. The clubs played their first game of the season and were tied 16 to 6 at the end of the second period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Melrose Club
Les Miserables
Lowell
World’s Fair Lecture Delights Newton Audience
Robert Luce of Somerville delivered an illustrated lecture on the World’s Fair at the Unitarian Church in Newton before about four hundred to five hundred attendees. The talk marked his debut in the illustrated lecture field and drew praise for his engaging presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Unitarian Church
Robert Luce
Somerville
Luce
Keane to Lecture on The Future of Religion at Boston Theatre
The Rt Rev John J Keane D D rector of the Catholic University at Washington will give a lecture at the Boston Theatre on Sunday evening Nov 26 under the Catholic Union of Boston. His topic is The Future of Religion and he is regarded as a leading religious thinker of his era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keane
D. D
Catholic Univer
Washington, D. C
Boston Theatre
Catholic Union of Boston
Keane
Morse seeks new trial in breach of promise suit
Asa P. Morse of Cambridge contesting a $40,000 judgment awarded to Mrs. Van Houten. This morning the Supreme Court will hear arguments for a new trial in the breach of promise case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa P. Morse
Cambridge
Stores and Ranges Leased to Goode
Leased to Goode at WMUT FURNITURE RE CO Shawmut Ave Boston the store and range inventory transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goode
Thinks He Is Still Alive in North Attleboro
A local missing man case centers on C. F. Kirby who vanished after Oct. 9 leaving only an empty valise and debts. Totten Brothers foreman, his employer, says Kirby was a roving engraver, paid promptly, and may be ill or in a hospital, with no confirmed death or foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Attleboro
C. F. Kirby
Kirby
Bowerman
Westingsted, Conn
Totten, Bros
George Totten
Totten
England
New York
Wamsutta’ House
Charles
London
Ont
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
Cambridge
Boston
Learried Kirby
Fatal Basement Fire Claims Elderly Woman in East Boston
Mrs. Sarah Delory aged 72 died at Massachusetts General Hospital from burns received in a basement kitchen fire at 52 Porter Street East Boston yesterday afternoon. The blaze started when she used kerosene to ignite a fire while caring for two infant children. The incident injured no others in the home and left the two youngsters unharmed. The deceased widow of Luke Delory who died at the Glendon mill in East roster earlier, was aided by neighbor Mrs Canty and patrolmen as doctors treated her before her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts General Hospital
Sarah Delory
Porter Street
Boston
Glendon Mill
East Roster
New Life Saver Bell Buoy Demonstrated at Harbor
A Bangor designed buoy with a mushroom housing and moving can sounds its bell with a rolling motion. Onboard observations by shipping experts and journalists praised its reliability over traditional bell buoys. Inventor W. R. Close presented the device aboard the light house boat Geranium near Buoy 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine and Life Saving Fog Signal Company
Bangor
Geranium
W. R. Close
Peak
The
Commerce
Columbia
Otis Ingraham
W. B. Eaton
John R. Fairbanks
Harry Morrissey
Frank B. Dole
Fred G. Nazro
H. P. Reed
G. W. Crockett
John M. Crane
F. F. Favor
E. E. Bibley
G. B. Ford
EB. P. Connor
E. H. Hall
Youthful burglars caught at baker’s stable in East Boston
Two youths John Rabbitt and William Boudhea entered William Nevine’s stable at 22 Everett Street East Boston last evening. A Station 7 patrolman captured them with a tin dipper a dustpan two tin dippers a coal shovel and a bread pan. They face breaking and entering charges in local court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nevine
Everett Street
Boston
John Rabbitt
William Boudhea
Station 7
Chelsea caucuses nominate slate as AP endorsement drives
Republicans in Chelsea held caucuses to nominate a mayor eight aldermen five councilmen and a city committee. The AP Association backed a mayoral candidate six aldermen and some council candidates, casting 1940 votes with Alderman Carter leading the slate and Baker and Littlefield among top aldermen contenders. The AP secured fifteen of twenty four city committee seats and listed successful alderman and common council nominees by ward. The AP card outlines five principles including public schooling, nonsectarian funding limits, US constitutional government, immigration restriction, and automatic naturalization timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
A. P. Association
George H. Carter
Alfred W. Brown
William R. Chipman
Charles W. Farnsworth
John T. Hadaway
Duncan Henderson
Charles H. Long
George T. Roberts
Ferdinand C. Baker
Jeremiah Norris
Edward E. Willard
George T. Butterfield
Edward H. Knight
Daniel W. Lee
George M. Stearns
Ephraim N. Cook
Joseph C. Haskell
Seth J. Littlefield
James G. Webber
William R. Chipman Anohn T. Hadaway
Ferdinanc. Baker
Joseph C
United States
Aspirants Jockey for Ward Council Seats and Caucus Moves
Candidates across wards 14 16 and 15 press caucuses and endorsements. John G Horan to preside at Sherman Club reception for Thomas F Donovan in Ward 15. Ward 16 voters back Councilman Daniel A McCarthy for renomination. John B McNutt withdraws from Ward 14 race leaving Jeffry R Eager and William G A Sampson as Republican candidates. Democratic and Republican contenders clash over nominations with Blaney Bond and Shannon among the debated names as groups meet to decide actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Donovan
Sherman Club
John G. Horan
Daniel A. McCarthy
John B. McNutt
Common Council
Jeffry R. Eager
William G. A. Sampson
Ward
George H. Bond
Osgood C. Blaney
Blaney
Pai
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Council
James H. Shannon
North
Charles J. Sullivan
Mark Mul
Imsey
Edward Costello
Thomas Reynold
Democratic City Committee
James W. O’brien
Lastight
Jacobs
Daniel H
A P A Movement Spreads to Brockton Branches Forming
The A P A in Brockton has reached the city and local branches are being formed. Secrecy surrounding the order prevents listing officers, but two lodges are noted and activities are kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Can Protective Association
Brockton Republicans Choose Mayor Hopefuls in Wide Caucus
Republican caucuses in Brockton select 103 delegates for the mayoralty convention with Warren Goddard earning 65 votes and likely securing the nomination. Ward results split between Goddard and Captain Charles Williamson for mayor while alderman selections vary across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Warren Goddard
Charles Williamson
Goddard
Williamson
Horace A. Poole
Charles C. Crocker
B. Leonard Caswell
George N. Greeley
Co. G Merritt
George A. Grant
Brewster Nominated for Mayor in Lawrence Convention
The Republican mayoralty and aldermanic convention met at City Hall. John L. Brewster was nominated for Mayor and accepted. Ward 1 Hermann Bruckmann Ward 2 Fred N. Abbott Ward 5 Gilbert H. Kittredge Ward 4 Dr. George W. Dow Ward 5 Ezra Hodgkins Ward 6 Richard Ellis were nominated by acclamation for aldermen.
Coughlin Renominated for Mayor in Fall River
At Foresters Hall the Democratic convention renominated John W. Coughlin for mayor. Ex Mayor Cummings served as presiding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughlin
Fall River
Navy
Foresters’ Hall
John W. Coughlin
Cummings
Possible manslaughter in South Boston death
Michael Mullen of 9 Chestnut avenue South Boston died at home after an assault Monday night police seek Patrick Mullen and Martin Doran. The two were arrested for simple assault, released on bail, and an autopsy will determine if internal injuries caused the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mullen
Chestnut Avenue
Boston
Division 6
Patrick Mullen
Martin Doran
Mullen
O'Neil
Draper
Five Years in Prison for Embezzlement Case
Willard F McIntire was sentenced to five years in state prison by Judge Richardson in Superior Court for embezzling funds from G D Good drain pipe dealer at 68 Water Prest. He fled to Canada after discovery, lived in Toronto, was arrested after decoy letters, and returned to face guilty plea. His wife and two children remained in Canada. The case involves The American Wringer Co advertising at 18 and 16 Broadway extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard F. McIintire
State Prison
Richardson
Superior Court
G. D
Water Prest
McIntire
Canada
Toronto
Niagara
Houghton
Democratic Caucuses Call for Boston Ward Nominees
Boston Democrats urged to gather in Ward Rooms on Monday evening November 20 at seven to nominate candidates for the Common Council for the December 12 1893 city election. Wards 56 and 20 set an 7 o'clock start. Voting by ballot with 1803 official checklist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Common Council
Cnucua
Versons
Chttee
Bestam Mrd le
Geeretarien
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Clifton
Chickering’s
J. B. F. Bradbury
E. H
California
M'Duffee
Post's
Tost
POST
Norfolk House
B. A.A. Beat Waverly
Bishop Keane
MR. Morse
Attleboro
the American Brewing Com
PANY
Central Labor Union of
Brewers’ Union
American Brewing Company
Heath ST
Brookline
Lawrence Republicans
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Callcuses
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