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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1891
Page
8
Rainy day floods into New England amateur rowing meet
The Charles River hosts a large festival of races under city and New England Amateur Rowing Association auspices. Dowling and Mitchell dead heat in junior singles. Caffrey wins senior single. Crescents upset Mets in junior four. Riverside and Neponset boats place in fours and eights amid persistent rain and improving visibility later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Charles River
Leary
Regan
Stacey
Hayes
Kelly
Quinn
Cadigan
Woods
Henry W. Garfield
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Walter Stimpson
New England Rowing Association
James l. Doyle
Crescent Club
J. Abeel, Jr
New York
E. Ki. Fortmeyer
J. H. Kenealy
Boston
I. K. Sheridan
John Fenton
Walter L. Hill
Joseph Donnelly
West Boston Bridge
Union Boat Club
Regatta Committee
J.J. Bartlett
Columbian Rowing Association
East Boston
W. I. Hahan
O. W. Whittemore
Arlington
Walter B. Perkins
Vesper Club
Lowell
Hahan
Bartlett
Perkins
Whittemore
Hamlett
Bartett
H. J. Buschman
Ravenswood Club
Josephbergen
Bradford Club
Cambridge
F. K. Thompson
Argonaut Club
Toronto
Newton Atherton
Metropolitan Club
William Caffrey
Lawrence Club
Thompson
Atherton
Buschman
Bergen
Caffrey
New Yorker
A. C. Dowling
A. L. Bennett
Worcester Club
D. J. Casey
Central Club
KK. Fleming
W. S. Merrill
Portland
G. B. Mitchell
Shawmut Club
D. J. Sullivan
Everett Club
C. E. Wiggin
E. T. Hayes
F. W. Smith
Riverside Club
Bennett
Casey
Mitchell
Dowling
Merrill
Smith
Wiggin
Merri
Mr. Stimpson
Metropolitan
Malta Club
Philadelphia
Atalanta Club
Mets
Atalantas
Riversides
Richard Marlow
Cumberland Club
N. ¢. Novach
Citvi Point Club
J. M. Davis
Manhattan Athletic Club
James Shea
Boston Athletic Association
J. Boessle
Non. Pariel Rowing Club
H. ©. Bleachington
Narregansett Club
Providence
P. J. Fleming
Cresent Club
N. J. Minton
Columbian Club
W. D. Bourne
Thomas Philbin
King Philip Club
Fall River
H. A. Adama
Lakeside Club
Worcester
Thomas Welsh
Neponset Club
Shea
Philbin
Bleachington
Marlow
Blackington
Bradford
William Dwyer
Thomas Condon
J. D. Kelly
D. J. Carney
Bow
George McGovern
Thomas Clucas
Daniel Lynch
John Graber
John O'Reagan
Anthony Jalenchi
William Goodbody
E. N. Atherton
Crescents
Bradfords
Crescenta
Neponset
Central
West End
West Lynn
Lynn
Centrals
South Boston
M. Anglin
William Balmer
Thomas Keily
E. J. Hayes
W. J. Hurley
J. F. Grady
Riverside Boys
Riverside
Crescent
Columbia of
Washington
H. Hacker
W. 3. Perry
W. H. Blunt
HH. Shelden
L. L. Nelson
A. D. Merritt
K.C. Campbell
Kk. W. Lee
Stroke
W. FF. de Saussure
F. S. Dardis
JF. Henderson
John Dailey
H. Finnegan
James Waters
George Bishop
Charles Shannahan
John Kiley
D. O'Leary
Coxwain
Union Club
T. A. Fitzsimmons
William Schneider
I. J. Connell
C. Cc
Harvard Bridge
Columbia
Union
Shawmut
Eugene Buckley
Lafayette
Ramblers
North End
Chelsea
Lafayettes
West Ind
Mall Streams
Labor Day Parade Abandoned by Weather in Boston
A damp morning in Copley Square sees a lone Waltham musician and a Post reporter eyeing a labor parade that never forms as rain soaks Boston. Central Labor Union leaders defer plans while various unions occupy halls, awaiting better weather for a rescheduled march and picnic at Oakland Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Copley Square
Washington Street
Post
Jabor
Yan
Newshunter
Central Labor Union
Eliot Street
Marshal McCarthy
McCarthy
Typographical Union 13
Washington and
Kneeland Streets
Building Laborers’ Union
Dix Place
Assembly
Knights of Labor
Annie Laurie
Salem
Wells Memorial Hall
Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Oakland Garden
Painters and Decorators
Central Labor Men’s
Painters and Decorators’ Union
Painters and Decorators of
Lynn
Hat Makers’ Union
Longshoremen’s Assembly
Local Assembly
New York & New England Railroad
Union
Carpenters of Cambridge
State House
Jack” Adams
Jussell
Wells
Dad and
Globe
Boston
Labor Movement
Boylston
Charles Street
Charles
Beacon
School
Washington Streets
West Chester Park
Wells Memorial
Massachusetts
Organized Labor
James Grant
M. C. Sulllivan
Frederick W. Schneider
J. K. Stevens
Minister resigns from Bane Universalist Church
The Rev. Walter Dole, pastor of the Universalist Church in Bane Vermont, has tendered his resignation to take effect once a successor is found. He will vacate the pulpit for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bane
Walter Dole
Universalist Church
Local Managers Suffer Rain Hit on Boston and St Louis Games
Anson’s clubs faced dismal crowds as heavy rain ruined plans for big attendances at Congress Street and South End grounds. Boston and St Louis managers endured losses estimated around 25000 dollars. The Reds face the Browns at noon and the teams depart for St Louis at 3. Buffington and Murphy start for Boston against Stivetts and Boyle. Clarkson and Ganzel or Bennett lead Boston in the two South End games with Staley and Kelly behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
St. Louis Pine
Congress Street
Boston
St. Louis
Harry Stevens
Reds
Browns
West
Buffinton
Murphy
Battery
Stivetts
Boyle
South End
Clarkson
Ganzel
Bennett
Boston Battery
Staley
Kelly
Brooklyn and Chicago End Scoreless but Uneven Loss
Brooklyn nine overwhelms Chicago as Anson misses call and oversleeps. Vickery starts then leaves, Ryan returns, injuries hinder Chicago. Brooklyn totals 21 hits to 9 with 4 charged runs. Chicago 3. Stolen bases by Ward Ely Foutz Burns Pinkney. Time about 1 hour 52 minutes.
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Brooklyn
N. L
Chicago
New York
Brooklyns
Chicagos
Anson
Stooklyns
Vickery
Ryan
Cooney
Ward
Chitiyo
Caruthers
Daly
Schriver
Merritt
Burns
Pinkney
Dahlen
Ely
Foutz
O'Brien
Wilmot
Hutchinson
Irooklyn
Pfeffer
O' Brien
Hilly
Stakney
Amyslie
McQuaid
Rooklyn
Hutchingon
Lovett
Buarns
Ryn
Aunson
Carroll
Griffin
Lovell
Outz
Nutehingen
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Ae O
King
Miller
Thornton
Clements
Vittsburg
Brown
sShindle
Uierbauer
Shugart
Hanlon
Reilly
Balics
Shindle
Manton
Corkhill
Clementa
Myers
Allen
Sbeckley
Lally
Leckley
Mierbauer
Balle
Vittsbureg
Baliwin
Cincinnati
Mullane
Harrington
Rusie
Clarke
Richardson
McPhee
Connor
Gore
Latham
Smith
Glasscock
Lie
Athletics
Milwaukee
Milwaukees
Chamberlin
Killen
Asmonoh
Milligan
Davies
Vaughn
Athirie
Marle
iHallinan
Cross
Canavan
Sheeh
Corcoran
Javies
Mulgan
Ferguson
Columousen
Whabiinuoon
Columbus
Washington
Gastrigat
Donenue
Puke
Casglan
Suicliffe
McGuire
Carsey
Kerins
Tredetack
OVO
Friars
Foreman
Leiper
Donohue
Larnedrau
Crooks
McCauley
O’rourke
Wheelock
Flatfeld
Boreman
Levane
O'Rourke
Lehane
Altimore
Louisville
Trealy
Stratton
Davis
Baltimore
Lousville
Batteriles
Madden
Robinson
Meekin
Pitzgerald
Cahill
Gilbert
Melgraw
Jennings
Fits Weraid
Walsh
Werden
McGraw
Wolf
Shinmek
Equity cases set for Tuesday in Supreme Judicial Court
The Supreme Judicial Court lists equity cases for Tuesday September 8 1891 including Pollard v Citizens Investment Collins v County Courts Ox Norfolk Spillane v Columbian In Foss v Foster Layt Co Lyons v Lovejoy Cahill v Mayor and Aldermen of a city bridge cases and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court In Equity
Suffolk
Four Hundred Miles Night Ride on the Chicago Line
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul presents vestibuled electric lighted steam heated trains between Chicago and St Paul Minneapolis covering four hundred miles in a single night. The service includes premier dining sleeping and reclining chair cars with electric berth lights. Solid trains to Omaha run daily with no transfer at Council Bluffs, via the Chicago & Omaha Short Line. Apply to coupon agents. Charles A Brown, New England Passenger Agent, 210 Washington Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
West
Omaha
Chicago & Omaha
Council Bluffs
Charles A. Brown
New England
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
McKean Retires as Public Ledger Editor in Philadelphia
William V. McKean retires after twenty six years as managing editor of the Public Ledger. He becomes editorial writer while L Clarke Davis assumes managing editor duties and George W. Childs becomes editor in chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Ledger
Philadelphia
William V. McKean
Public Leager
L. Clarke Davis
McKean
George W. Childs
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