Rublin Wins Knockout Over Sharkey in 15 Rounds at Seaside
At Seaside A. C. in Coney Island on June 26 Gus Ruhlin of Ohio defeated Tom Sharkey in a decisive 15 round bout. Ruhlin, taller and steadier, kept control from the start, delivering key rights and jabs to Sharkey who fought hard but faded. The bout drew a large crowd and a $1 general admission as the underdog Ruhlin claimed a memorable victory.
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Seaside A. C
Coney Island
N. Y
Tom Sharkey
Seaside Athletic Club
Sharkey
Rublin
Tom O'Rourke
Jack Sullivan
Jimmy Buckley
George Dixon
Billy Madden
Kid McKay
Charlie Goff
Jim Corbett
Jeffries
Roblin
Johnnie White
Gus
Tom
Ruhlin
O'Rourke
Beth
Rubblin
Rabiin
Jeff
Tim
Johnny White
Sailor Pugilist
Joe Flaherty Beaten in 13th Round by Paddy Fenton
In New London on June 26 a 20 round light heavyweight bout at 188 pounds saw Joe Flaherty of Lowell lose after his brother Martin Flaherty threw in the towel in the 13th round to prevent a knockout.
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Paddy Fenton
New London, Ct
Joe Flaherty
Lowell
Mass
Norwich
Martin Flaherty
Joe
Draw Declared In Lowell Boxer's Match In Manchester
Billy Gardiner of Lowell Massachusetts and Austin Rice of New London Connecticut fought to a draw in a 11 round glove contest in Manchester New Hampshire referee Owen Kenney called it even after an evenly matched bout.
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Billy Gardiner
Austin Rice
Manchester
N. H
William Gardiner
Lowell
Mass
New London
Silver dollars moved to new Philadelphia mint building
Seventy one million silver dollars secured for the last issue of silver certificates were transferred from the old Chestnut Street mint to the Sixteenth and Spring Garden streets new building. Wagons carried 100 boxes each with a canvas bag of 1000 dollars. Each bag and box bore a counter and box number, escorted by two armed guards per wagon.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Sixteenth and
Spring Garden Streets
Chase for Burglars and Old Feud Reopened in NYC
Boston and New Malden police captured two burglars after a dawn chase through Mounta in Avenue and Oak Grove. The suspects, Frederick Gray and William J. Wood, denied statements, were identified by George H. Dixon, and are held for court. The Croker Hill feud worsens as Sulzer heads for Kansas City with Tammany backing.
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Boston
Malden
It&t
Erdoks
George H. Dixon
Mountain Avenue
Ong
Dixon
Jxdward Nichols
Nichols
Io Sergi
Powers
Dunn
Oak Grove
Waite
Washington Street
Golning
Melrose
Metropolitan Park
Alboult
Thomas Shaughnessy
Hawthorne Street
Frederick Gray
Harrison Avenue
William J. Wood
Hurd Street
Chelsea
Emerton
Boston and
Sinate
Sergt. Powers
Shaughnessy
Republican Campaign Centers in New York and Chicago
New York will again host major Republican campaign activity with two central headquarters in New York and Chicago connected by long distance lines. Frederick S. Gibbs leads New York operations while Joseph H. Manney and Gibbs coordinate the plan. Chicago remains the chief center with New York distributing literature and directing an army of campaign orators for eastern states.
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New York
Frederick S. Gibbs
Republican National Committee
Joseph H. Manney
Maine
M. Gibbs
Chicago
Allen Named for renomination in 1st Maine district
Republicans in the 1st Maine district renominate Amos L. Allen by acclamation at a Portland convention presided by Augustus F. Moulton. Edward C. Reynolds presented Allen and the platform backs national convention resolutions and aims for his re election with an increased majority.
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Portland
Maine
Amos L. Allen
Augustus F. Moulton
Allen
Edward C. Reynolds
South Portland
Congress
Anti-Imperialist Leaders Plan Indianapolis Conference
Members of the American Anti-Imperialist League executive committee met at E. J. Shepard's office in New York. Attendees included Edwin Barrett Smith and Charles M. Sturgis. They discussed an August 1 gathering, likely in Indianapolis, in which Republicans and Democrats would participate without binding political commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Executiv Committee
American Anti-Imperialist League
E. JM. Shepard
Shepard
Edwin Barrett Smith
Charles M. Sturgis
Tucker
Chicago
Indianapolis
Green Renominated by Berks Democratic Convention
Reading Pa June 26 Hon Henry D Green unanimously renominated for Congress in ninth Pennsylvania district Berks Lehigh by Berks Democratic convention The platform endorses Bryan William L Grant county chairman of the goM Democrats four years ago presided at the convention
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Reading
Henry D. Green
Pennsylvania
Berks-Lehigh
Berks
Bryan
William L. Grant
Gom Democrats
Plague Cases Rise in Tro Janeiro R10
In Tro Janeiro on June 26 twenty five new bubonic plague cases were officially reported with twelve deaths from the disease this week.
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Tro Janeiro
Unknown woman found drowned in Charles River near Cambridge
Cambridge finds a dead young woman in the Charles River near Boylston Street Bridge. Autopsy by Medical Examiner Swan cites drowning, body undressed of visible violence, estimated 25 to 30 years old, 5 feet 2 inches, 140 pounds, light brown hair. Clothing details noted. a hat marked Crocker of New York later found. Mrs Hayes reports her daughter Clara Hayes, 20, missing since Friday but returned home this afternoon. another missing girl from Brighton not identified.
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Boston
Cambridge
Charles River
Boylston Street Bridge
Shea
South Street
Patrohman iI McNulty
Horace D. Litchfield
Swan
Cambridge Hospital
C. F. Hovey & Co
Captain Powers Arrested in Goebel Murder Case
Special to the Post from the Hamilton Court house Kentucky reports Capt John L Powers arrested in Louisville on charges of being an accessory to Gov Goebel's murder. He previously sought habeas corpus relief and held a pardon from Gov Taylor while in office. He is brother to former Secretary of State Caleb Powers.
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Louisville
Harlam Court House
Kentucky
John L. Powers
Goebel
Powers
Guv Taylor
Kenox County
Caleb Powers
Watson at Suez on Balmore Arrival
The United States cruiser Balmore arrived at Suez on June 2 with Rear Admiral Watson aboard, on its voyage home.
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Suez
Balmore
Watson
Home
Pleasant Tory party at town hall in Lowell
Middlesex County report describes a Willing Hand society event hosted by First Presbyterian church of Lowell with about 200 attendees. Rev J M Craig attended. music and readings by Alice Hutchinson Rutherford Edna Craig Thomas Wardell Nettie Studley. cake and lemonade served. car ride back at 1 am. Oberlin lodge officers chosen include Isaac H Knight and Fred L Fletcher for six months.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Lowell
Willing Hand Society
J. M. Craig
Alice Hutchinson
Rutherford
Edna Craig
Thomas Wardell
Nettie Studley
Wedding in North Chelmsford Unites Finnegan and McCabe
In North Chelmsford at 4 pm on Tuesday John Finnegan wed Maggie McCabe in St. John’s church. Rev. Shaw officiated. William Quigley was best man and Annie McCabe bridesmaid. A reception followed at the bride’s School Street home. couple to honeymoon in New York then reside on Canal Street.
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North Chelmsford
John Finnegan
Maggie McCabe
John J. ‘Shaw
St. John’s Church
Wiliam H. Quigley
Annie McCabe
North Chelmsford High School
Leach’s Pond
Howard Davis, Jr
Marblehead
Oliver Fisket
West Chelmsford Church Marks Children’s Day
West Chelmsford reports a well attended Sunday service with Rev. W. W. Guth preaching on The Ever lasting Arms and a children’s day program featuring songs recitations and solos. The event was organized by Mrs. H. E. Fletcher and others, with several local residents noted for visits and travel, and library delivery adjusted for the Fourth of July holiday.
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W. W. Guth
H. E. Fletcher
E. A. Moore
Florence Winship
Alberta Parkhurst
Janet Walker
Miriam Virgin
Miss Snow
Isabelle Snalls
Edith Mason
Quartette
Gerlands
Florence Jeffrey
Our Dear Lord's Garden
Dave
Isabel McNaughton
Beatrice Naylor
Rose
Ingalls
Cavalry
George W. Walker
Warren
Harold Edson
Littleton
N. H
Ella M. Winship
Lowell High School
Virgin
Miss Virgin
Leominster
Leominster High School
Harvard College
Worcester
North Chelmsford
Oil Stoves for Summer Offer at Pollard & Co
Florence and Radiant stove models are named best in the market for safe economical comfort. One burner Radiant 49 cents, burner 98 cents. Florence 1 burner 75 cents, 2 burners 1.50, ovens 89 cents. Basement. A. G. Pollard & Co.
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Florence and Radiant
Radiant
Florence
A. G. Pollard & CO
Accidents on the farm prompt demand for relief oil
The piece notes frequent farm accidents including cuts and sprains and promotes Dr Thomas's Electro Oil as an instant relief remedy. It urges never to be without the product to ease distress from injuries on rural work.
For Sale Real estate and private listings
Classified notices advertise homes in various towns with terms and prices. Includes a poultry farm near Lowell, Stein Highlands properties, a centralville tenement house, a cottage on the Heights, a blacksmith shop income, a farm with electric line, a Pawtucketville cottage, and a summer residence by a pond, with prices and payment terms.
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L.A
Claire Street
Price Poultry Farm
Lowell
L.B L
Highlands
Centralville
Lowell Line
W. BE. Dodge
Fur Tiance
Central St
Houses for sale in Centralville and Pawtucketville
In Pawtucketville near Moody Street Bridge a 2 story house with eight rooms has hot and cold water bath set tubs sewer gas and land for a barn. Owner must sell at 1950 dollars with easy terms. In Centralville two cottages near the pumping station priced 1700 and 2100 dollars with easy terms.
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Pawtucketville
Moody Street Bridge
Centralville
Boston and Maine Rail Schedule Updates 1900
Corrected timetable details for Boston and Maine passengers list daily and Sunday train departures from power seers Street Depot Lowell Middlesex Street Station and other hubs serving Boston Lawrence Haverhill Newburyport and many smaller towns with numerous times and routes including Western Division Exeter Dover and St John departures. changes effective June 25 1900 with many notations and service notes by D J Flanders and H C Taft.
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Seers Street
Lowell
Boston
Middlesex Street
Lawrence and Haverhill
Reading
Western Division
Salem
Mass
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmouth
Haverhill
Hampton
North Hampton
York Beach
R. R
Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Alton Bay
Bangor
Belfast
Skowhegan
Rockland
St. John
N. B
Halifax
N.S
Montreal
Quebec
Eastport
Portland
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgewick
Bar Harbor
Jonesport
Mackingport
Frank Jones
Woburn
Winchester
Southern Division
Ayer Junction
Amherst
Milford and Wilton
Nashua
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Warner
Bradford
Sanapee
Newport
N.H
Claremont
Claremont Junction
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Wells River
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Central Vermont
Boston Air Line
Quebec Express
Plymouth
Sherbrooke
Express
To &Xeter
wVia Western Division
Tvia Bedford
Wilmington
D. J. Flanders
H. C. Taft
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Ruhlin Victor
Ohio
Estoria
Casestoritia
Bears
Croker
Hill
Richard Croker
David Jb.hill
Kansas City
Edward Murphy, Jr
Troy
Hill-Croker
Richard ‘Croker
Kansas ‘City
New York State
William Sulzer
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Club
Sulzer
Tammany
Europe
Sheehan
United States
Murphy
Thomas Smith
John 8. Cosby
Maiden Police
Johnson
Johnson 4 CO
Mectes
Bosc
Reed
GREEN
Middlesex County
Chelmsford
West Chelmsford
Seor Saleyo
Branch Street
J. C. Bachelder
Central Street
VARCE
Geo. B. Coburn
Merrimack St
Railroads
Fitchburg Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Albany
Niagara Falls
St. Louis
Cincinnati
All Points
Lake Champlain
Ottawa
U. S. Craine
Mgr. Co. M. Bart
T. H
Bath
Wigginville
W. H. Wiggin & CO
H. A. King
Billerica
Ganobie Lake
Sunny Side Farm
Granite State Grove
Canobie Lake
Walter Coulson
Gleason Building
Lawrence
A. J
H.W. J. Howe
Courier-Citizen
Peavey
Dracut Centre
J. B
Market ST
Trinidad Pitch
C. F. Coburn
Agt
City Hall
Elliott
Methuen Street
Boston & Maine
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Middlesex Streel
Taunton
New Bedford
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Albany R. R
Springfield
West
Concord Junction
Fitchburg R. R
Stonington
New York City
Mansfield
Peter Clark
A.C. Kendall
Pass
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