Athletic carnival proposals aim to crown World Fair sports
Promoters push for an international eight oared race between Oxford Cambridge and Yale Harvard crews and world wide amateur rowing championships. The plan seeks near Chicago courses and invites entries from Australia England France Germany Canada and the United States to boost rowing at the World’s Fair and amateur calendars.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
England
United States
Seal Line
Chicago
II Senid
Australia
France
Paris
Excland
Canada
Gerusne
Noby iv
Pugilism and baseball clash over leadership and bouts
A critical review blasts self styled reformers harming baseball while praising the paper The Distance. It notes turmoil at the New York Club and rumors around J B Day’s presidency. Also covered are trotting horse breeders in Pennsylvania and manager Madden steering Goddard’s career toward Corbett or Mitchell fights.
Three A s eye on national fame with indoor meet plan
Pittsburg amateur clubs push for a grand indoor athletic meeting uniting P A C Wilkinsburg W A A and others. They target top classes including Adams Schoff and Sterritts to represent Three A s and P A C at fairs and matches next year.
Overcoats Suits and More Now Selling at 18 Dollars
From Cor Grant and Diamond streets comes P.C. Clothiers advertising a wide stock of melton and kersey overcoats single and double breasted with velvet collars wool lining and full dress suits in whipcord and broadcloth all ready to wear at 18 dollars. The offer highlights imported beaver overcoats and English worsted suits once priced much higher and now slashed to 18 dollars with open evenings this week.
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Ulster
Cor
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Melton and Kersey
Norwalk
Barlington
Poole
Chesterfield
Snessere
England
Tony
P.c. CC
Clothiers
Car. Grant
Secret Societies Update From Lodge Activities
Owing to space limits, contributors to the Secret Society column of Tax Divirates must send copy by Friday noon for publication. Rhine Lodge No. 49 reports four new members this month while Duquesne Lodge No. 8 has three new candidates. Schenley Park No. 1037 grows popular with fraternal visits. Braddock's Field Lodge No. 9 hosts hundreds of guests from sister lodges last Friday. Monument No. 421 adds 18 members as a nucleus for Zion Lodge No. 1089, with more new members already joining. The Charles D. Freeman Lodge No. 1035 degree team performs well for newcomers. A new paraphernalian will arrive the first of the year. The D. D.G.M. and Degree Staff Captain of Lodge No. 9 are away on official visits, but the staff maintains good work. Braddock's Field Lodge No. 53 LO. C. F. of Braddock held a large lodge room gathering with several hundred sisters present, featuring vocal, instrumental music and speeches by P. A. Shanor and Ray J. J. McIllyar, followed by supper. Alice Cary Rebekah Degrees Lodge No. 20 has 29 members with several candidates forthcoming. District Deputy Abbie Lynch installs officers including Noble Grand Cora Lindith and other officers.
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Barge
Pugilist
England
Jack McAuliffe
United States
McAuliffe
McAulife
MeAullif
Bure
Jem Carney
Latenie
Carney
Sm West
Myer
New Orleans
Burge
Borge
Austin Gibbons
Hall
Fitzsimmons
Iake
Coney Island Athletic Uvial
Coney Island
Mall
Minneapolis
Crescent Club
Lodge No. 9
Braddock's
LO. C. F
Braddock
Braddock Avenue
P. A. Shanor
McKeesport
Ray
J. J. McIllyar
Homestead
Alicea Cary
Rs. N. G
Bells Hooven
N. G
Anna Keys
V.G
Maud Auyghinbauga
V. G
Lillian Davis
P. Rh. A
Maury Snowden
L. A
Mary Josephs
Knights Elect Officers and Gather for Masonic Fraternal Events
RK C W Knights of St John Duquesne Commandery No M42 will elect officers at their Fifth avenue hall tomorrow night. A grand muster and reception by Christopher Columbus Commandery 179 Allegheny will be held Wednesday January 25 1893 at Cyclordma Mall. Commandery officers are urged to submit five names to the battalion Colonel for Executive and General Committees. St Brendan's Division Braddock reports officers including President James McCarthy and others. Christopher Columbus Commandery 179 Allegheny announces officers led by President James Dempsey and Vice President W Downey with secretaries and trustees named.
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Duquesne
Fifth Avenue
Christopher Columbus
Allegheny
Cyclordma Mall
St. Brendan's Division
Braddock
James McCarthy
Daniel Comte
New Turner Hall
Forbes Street
Court Pride of
Allentown
A. O F.of A
Thirteenth Street
Southside
Pride of Allegheny City Lodge
Daughters of St. George
Cyclorama Auditoria
Echo Castro
Jane Street
Turner Hall
Imp
Archon
James C. Mackrell
John Burke
J. A. Robinson
Joseph B Bacon
J. T. Hill
H. E. Holmes
W. P. Braydon
Warner
B. A. Dope
Sentinel
Joseph M. Hill
J. Dapny
A. G. Cohen
M. B. Hecht
Jogepn DB
Fixing Axworthy’s Guilt Testimony Fixes Bondsmen Responsibility
In Boston testimony by Mr. Watkins, examined by City Solicitor Meyer, the 132000 figure is discussed as a partial shortage, with-some funds traced to Axworthy’s first term. The deposition aims to establish embezzlement timing and the first bondsmen's responsibility.
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Boston
Mass
Cleveland,. O
Charles H. Atkins
Axworthy
Watkins
Meyer
General Meyer
Cleveland
Mr. Watkins
Plating firm notes prompt, positive results from order
A letter from H. F. Detxo & Co. of Columats, C., dated July 3, 1992, reports a plating machine arriving in good order and operating well. The writer plated seven breastpins and a ring quickly, with customers bringing forks, spoons, watches, and other items. Enclosed is $5 for a cousin, and the note asks for firm circulars.
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H. F. Detxo & Co
Columats, C
A. EnIver
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