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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1894

Page

3

Praise for Manyon Dyspepsia Cure and Dr Munyon’s Offers

A promotional notice from Munyon’s advertising Dyspepsia Cure and Pile Ointment claiming cures for dyspepsia constipation piles and catarrh. Manager F D Speed of Boston and Lynn resident offers free examinations free trials and no payment until benefit. Open day and evening at Hotel Pelham Tremont and Boylston streets with free doctors’ service and 25 cent vial trials.

F. D. Speed Boston & Lynn Electric Railroad Myrtle Avenue Lynn Munyon Hotel Pelham Tremont Boylston Streets Pelham Tremont and

Harvard Meets Brown in Soldiers Field Clash This Afternoon

Brown University shows a strong lineup and bets on victory at Soldiers Field against Harvard. Yale setback cited as Brown nearly reached the Yale goal line. Harvard unavailable with Wrightington hurt and Wrenn stepping for Beales at quarterback. Game begins at four with two fifteen minute halves and line changes after the first half.

Brown University Harvard Soldiers’ Field Yale Brown Wrightington Wrenn Beales Lewis

Yale Greek prize winners announced for freshmen class

The Yale faculty names Robert Ernest Hume of Ahmednagar India as winner of the Hugh Chamberlain Greek prize for best entrance Greek exam among the current freshman class. Honorable mention goes to Darius E Peck Z M Briggs and H B Wright. Also announces eight university chamber concerts for 1894 95 with Kneisel and Beethoven string quartets and recitals by Mr and Mrs Max Heinrich.

New Haven Yale Robert Ernest Hume Ahmednagar India Hugh Chamberlain Hume Newton Mass Darius E. Peck Easthampton Z. M. Briggs New Bedford H. B. Wright Dean Wright University Chamber Kneisel Quartet Boston Beethoven Quartet New York Max Heinrich

South End Football: Brooklyn Defeats Boston 3–0 at Grounds

Charlie Byrne’s Brooklyn players upset the Boston team 3 to 0 at the South End grounds. The Brooklyns dominated the match with six goals attempted, three disallowed, while Irving’s goal tending kept the tally low. Final score Brooklyn 3 Boston 0 with Pemberton scoring twice and Farrell once. Attendance 100.

Charlie” Byrne Brooklyn Bostons South End Grounds Brooklyns Irving Boston Pemberton Farrell Colligan Bigelow Brookshaw

Amherst Beats Wesleyan in Historic Football Victory

Amherst defeated Wesleyan 28 to 0 in Middletown marking Amherst first ever win over Wesleyan. Amherst opened with two quick touchdowns, then added a third in the second half aided by strong line play and fine interference. Captain Pratt starred for Amherst while Wesleyan freshman left end Alexander excelled on defense.

Middletown Conn Amherst Wesleyan Amhherst Pratt Alexander

Swett Sets Maine Records in Cycling Meet at Gardiner

L P Swett of Norway broke the Maine State record for the quarter mile flying start paced in 29 seconds and the half mile standing start in 1 08 5 at the League of American Wheelmen meet in Gardiner. He will attempt to lower more state marks tomorrow.

Gardiner League of American Wheelmen L. P. Swett Norway Swett

BA A Eleven to Meet Trinity on South End Grounds Afternoon

The Boston Athletic Association eleven faces Trinity College today at 3 30 in the South End grounds. The B A A squad is described as very strong and capable of a good game. Trinity College also fields a capable eleven ready for strong competition.

Boston Athletic Association Trinity College South End Trinity Eleven

Air Line Limited Express Train Billboard Ad

Travel between Boston and New York for $1 with the Air Line Limited. Departs daily at 3 p m from Boston and New York stations, arriving at 9 p m. Vestibuled service with buffet smokers Parlor cars coaches and dining car between Boston and Willimantic. Table d hote dinner $1. From Boston foot of Summer Street and Grand Central New York.

Boston New York Air Line City Willimantic New England Summer Street Grand Central Station Albany Meen Wagner Moening Pare Res Chicago L. A Becih Cincinnati Big Four Utica Toledo Michigan Central Michigan Central R. A St. Louis Nage Pig Sa Aersee Cleveland Antae Oston Hartford New Haven New York Limited Springfield al Pin Ashington Tertenn Manwon

Labor Row in Fall River Deepens as Talks Stall

Fall River reporters note the New Bedford compromise shifts spin ners and manufacturers into new terms. A 2:30 pm Cotton Manufacturers Association meeting failed to produce a firm plan after Mayor Coughlin's letter urged mills to reopen. Spinners refuse to resume under any 5 percent cut. AFL leaders Gompers and New Bedford officials in New York monitor aid funds.

Fall River New Bedford Cotton Manufacturers’ Association Ronnseville Coughlin Post O’donnell Howard Ross New York Gompers American Federation of Labor National Spinners’ Association

Striking cloakmakers press for bonds in settlement

The New York strike committee demands that manufacturers sign bonds securing real estate for good faith before any settlement. No union member to return to work until terms are agreed. Joseph Barondess opposes the rule fearing industry paralysis. A general strike may follow with 1000 cutters joining tomorrow.

New York Joseph Barondess Cloak and Shirtmakers’ Association Cloakmakers Cutters

Strike at Lorraine Mills Expands With Weavers and Spinners

In Pawtucket Rhode Island on October 9 the Lorraine Mills strike widens as all weavers join the walkout and six hundred workers have left the mill. A notice to tenants orders families to quit and surrender possession of tenements in house No in the city of Pawtucket.

Pawtucket R. I Lorraine Mills Lorraine Manufacturing Company

Strikers Refuse Eviction After Week’s Tenancy Ends

Readable fragments indicate workers plan to stay in tenements beyond the termination of the current week’s tenancy on October 18 1894, despite company efforts to force them out. The dispute centers on eviction enforcement and labor actions surrounding the housing of workers.

Fall River Labor Strife Sparks Boston Protest

A Boston reader warns of potential brutal outcomes if the Fall River labor strike stays unresolved. He cites Pullman and capitalist wealth, urges public action, writes of starving workers and anxious businesses, and calls for immediate settlement and public meetings.

Fall River Boston Massachusetts Pullman Harry A. Roch Barton Street Mass

Somerville Caucuses Nominate Delegates and Candidates

Democratic caucuses in Somerville elected delegates to senatorial and councillor conventions and chose ward and city committees. Ward 1 backed Patrick S. Farrell for Representative. Ward 2 backed Irving F. Symonds. Ward 3 backed John Buckley Jr. Ward 4 backed W. H. McAllister with listed city committee selections.

Somerville William Flynn Patrick S. Farrell Matthew Fitzpatrick John F. Burke James J. Hughes James Patten Irving F. Symonds J. J. Lyons George E. Baxter Stephen J. Collins James J. Muldoon Thomas F. O W. H. McAllister John L. Nichols E. Mongan D. W. McDermott P. F. Mahoney J. J. Fenton J. A. Ginty J. Russell Armington Paul J. Smith F. C. Savage

Chelsea's New Charter Printing Debated by Aldermen

Chelsea board of aldermen debated printing 4000 extra copies of the new city charter at $26 and considered cheaper distribution. Alderman Hadaway urged more information and opposed laying the order on the table, while Haskell defended economy and argued for broader circulation. Butterfield's motion to concur failed with a single vote in favor.

Chelsea Hadaway City Hall Haskell Butterfield

Geary Campaign Event Boosts renomination bid

Rep. Michael P. Geary, noted for a clean State House record and numerous reform bills, addressed two meetings last night to back his renomination. An epigram about reciprocity drew applause as Geary is described as a strong candidate for Ward 13 caucus at Spelman Hall opening at 3 o'clock.

Michael P. Geary State House Geary Spelman Hall

Shepard's New York Ticket Nominated by Reform Democrats

Edward M Sheppard and other reform Democrats in Kings county rejected the party ticket and named a third full State ticket with Everett P Wheeler as Governor Daniel N Lockwood for Lieutenant Governor Charles F Brown for Court of Appeals and Charles S Fairchild as campaign chairman in New York October 9.

New York Edward M. Shepard Reform Democrats Kings County New York State Everett P. Wheeler New York City Daniel N. Lockwood Buffalo Court of Appeals Charles F. Brown Orange County Charles S. Fairchild

Torchlight Procession Marches for Donovan in Ward 12

A 250 man torchlight line led by Eugene Gillen moved through Ward 12 streets with banners backing Joseph Donovan for the Legislature. A Tabasco Club meeting ratified Donovan with speeches from John McKeating and John Dunn. Ward youths show strong support, and tonight's caucus is predicted to nominate Donovan.

Eugene Gillen Ward 12 Joseph Donovan Tabasco Club Donovan John McKeating John Dunn

Divorces Granted as Desertion and Cruelty Rise

Judge Bishop sees cases grow with desertion non support and cruelty cited as grounds. William D Hilton Robert D Underhill Curtis W Lund Cora B York Emma Pennington and Harvey F Boyd won their suits seeking separation from spouses.

Beauzetta wins Kentucky Futurity amid strong field

Eight thousand spectators in Lexington watch Beauzetta daughter of Onward claim the Kentucky Futurity for three year olds. Beauzetta overcomes a bad start to pull clear of Axville Futurity and Celaya as E W Ayers of Duckers Station gains the dam nominators prize.

Lexington Kentucky Axville Axtell Doble Lyric Lancelot Bither Nellie A Wilkes Boy Bowerman Beauzetta Onward Macey Futurity Hinder Wilkes Evans Alkoran Robert McGregor Thayer Celaya Allendorf Weyn Norvardine Norval Davis E. W. Ayers Duckers Station Alix John R. Gentry Robert J

Narragansett Park Race Day Amid Heavy Rain

Rain soaked Narragansett Park on day seven of the meet, muddy tracks slow the races and 2500 attend. Jockeys and horses endure wet footing as five events run from six furlongs to a mile with Inquisition and West Park among winners and the Mathes murder case jury visiting the scene.

Providence Narragansett Park James E. Mathes Monk” Saunders

Morris Park Racecard Results from October Meet

At Morris Park New York on October 9 the program lists six races with winners such as Maid Marian Sabrina Colt Magian Black Hawk Live Oak Setauket among others with various times and placements noted for each event. The first race over five furlongs names Maid Marian as winner with Hugh Penny second and Iola third.

Morris Park N. Y Maid Marian Hugh Penny Iola Sufficient Sabrina Colt April Fool Magian Brandywine Halma Black Hawk Ack of Spades Peacemaker Live Oak Adelbert Victorious Setauket Pystte Restraint

Trotting at Philadelphia Driving Meet Recap

A chilly damp day at Point Breeze covered the Philadelphia Driving Association second day. Tyrannus won the 2:45 mixed trotting and pacing race, capturing the deciding heat. Rockburn, after losing the first heat to Lady B, won the next three heats in the 2:25 trotting event. Nellie S. and Hammer led in a four-heat 2:25 class before the race was postponed with two heats each.

Philadelphia Point Breeze Philadelphia Driving Association Tyrannus Rockburn Lady B Nellie S Hammer

Militiamen on Bicycles Highlight Grand Parade

The Second Brigade signal corps riders on bicycles impressed spectators as they crawled through slippery streets. Winnisimmet Cycle Club announces a 100 mile road race next Saturday with about fifty prizes. Doane and Jack Hannah from Cambridgeport Cycle Club praised as clerks of course at recent meets. Jack Hannah and Doane are noted figures in Boston cycling circles and Massachusetts club affairs. Eoward C. Wade and the club's treasurer resignations were noted at the last Massachusetts cycling meeting.

Swan Campbell Wood McGlewen Messrs Arnold and Plummer Worcester McDuffee Butler Porter Press Cycling Club Newburyport Massachusetts Avenue Boston Seymour Lynn Capcain G. W. Knapp Maurer B. L. Crooke Joseph Harrington Joseph Schlehuber, Jr W. P. Hayford Harry Hatch W. A. Hatch W. Forbes R. D. Clarke G. A. Verkampen George B. Cate Frederick Caine C. S. Vinton Ernest Ford G. P. Whiton H. B. Cressy G. H. Shattuck Allen Aldrich J. A. Anderson J. M. Savage Josephb. Hall Moses Sherriff A. Gordon Bowles, Jr H. E. Walker Daniel J. Green Arthur L. Brown Fred Sanborn Margaret Kirkwood A. D. Rice A. B. Cushing Ed P. Burnham C. H. Stewart Daniel Boyle Charles 8. Colby A. B. Totten G. A. Closson J. F. Bertsch W. F. Clark W. S. Clark J. J.mckinnon Arthur Read C. G. Bartlett Harry W. Hall A. B. Cammer William Gibson Signal Corps Winnisimmet Cambridgeport Cycle Club Doane Jack Hannah J. J. Fecitt Wheeling Massachusetts Massachusetts Club Eoward C. Wade

Road Records Next on Waltham Track

Waltham Oct 9 road record attempt day as officials fail to appear and no races run. Next week aims to lower road records up to thirty miles with a two mile course and riders Charlie Murphy and the Callahan brothers of New York expected to perform.

Waltham Charlie Murphy Callahan Brothers New York

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