Four-in-Hand Contests Stir Crowd at Boston Horse Show
Enthusiasts packed the Boston Horse Show amid showers as judges weighed four-in-hand entries. Trials featured parcel delivery teams cabs carriage horses hunters polo ponies and more with Edgemark a top four-year-old noted for racing success. Awards honored Whipple Williams Thayer and Hamlin among others as evening judging highlighted the four-in-hands and balance of hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Beach
Florence
Award Burnett
Southboro
Polly
Nina
Elise Nevins
Framingham
H. S. Russell
Williams
New York
Hamlin
Whipple
Young’s Hotel
E. V. R. Thayer
Mr. Williams
Boston Cab Company
Bayard Thayer
Thayer
Mr. Whipple
Boston
E. Burnett
Boston Horse Show
Tam
Sachem
L. G. Burnham & Go
Lynn
Scribe
B. G
Frank Falconer
Seneca Chief
Rysdyk
T. H. Coleman
F. K. Sturgis
Lady Sykes
Charlie Sykes
Tuton
Prince Charlie
A. J. Casgatt
Countess
Br. m
George von L. Meyer
Marquis
W. F. Weld
Brookline
Byron
Gear Brown
H. Hamlin
Buffalo
Vanity
Imp. Br. m
A. J. Cas- Batt
Falcon
Vampire
Bayard
Oston
Bob
Peggy
B. m
Jam Sheafe
Milton
Threigh
Ralph Black
Aston
Victor
Best
Morehouse & Pepper
Myrne
Br. F
Magnum
Alma
McKenzie
Best. G
Lord Gordon
Percy St. James
Cambridge
Calico
Re. G
Dandy
Ro. m
Arthur Roach
J. T. Hyde
Boston Parce Delivery Company
Suburban Parcel Delivery Company
P. R. Sturgis
Spencer Borden
Police Relief Fund
Sergeant Hall
Hyde
George Ton L. Meyer
Postponed Boston New York game due to rain
Rain delays push back the Boston New York matchup with both today and tomorrow’s games rescheduled for later in the season as St George Staten Island cannot be prepared next week. Giants to reside on Staten Island this year as part of the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. George
Staten Island
Giants
Pittsburg
Penn
Pittsburgs
Chicagos
Galvin
Miller
Gaba Ars
Beckler
Dunlap
Carroll
Maul
Kuehne
Smith
Other Games Scoreline at St Louis and Amherst
In St Louis at St Louis stadium the Cincinnati team beat the host 8 to 2. At Amherst J Gunn hit nine runs in a 15 to 2 victory for Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cincinnatis
Amhersts
J. Gunn
Ingersoll Presidents Cotcuis Mining in New Mexico
The Cotcuis Mining Company led by Hon. Robert G. Ingersoll plans a rich New Mexico plant with ore dumps valued at 300000 dollars. A 160 to 200 ton daily mill will be ready by July 1, and a stock company with a capable board is organized to push the project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotcuis Mining Company
Robert G. Ingersoll
New Mexico
South Boston Regatta Opens Season for Yachts May 30
South Boston Yacht Club to start the season with an open regatta at City Point on May 30. Boats sixteen feet and over from any New England Yacht Racing Association club and all sub sixteen foot boats may enter. Race begins 10:30 a.m. Committee includes Commodore Fuller and J W Sherman Jr with a panel of judges. Entries due May 29 at 43 Milk Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville Yacht Club
Oak Point
A. B. Rodriguez
Twenty-first Street
Harlem River
Nineteenth Street
Seward Webb
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Sec, del
New York
A. B. Benjamin
Wampanoag
H. L. Willoughby
Newart
E. C. Benedict
Oneida
Tebo’s
Brooklyn
Wilkinson
Elf
Lawley’s
City Point
Portland Yacht Club
Preble House
M.D
Harry R. Virgin
H. 8. Melcher
W. W. Thomas, Jr
Sweden
J. R. Soley
Dorchester Yacht Club
Charles E. Banks
Harles D. Smith
F. 8. Waterhouse
George Rand
South Boston
J. W. Sherman, Jr
Frank N. Isham
F. G. Cooley
G. A. Crawford
Otis A. Ruggles
G. F. Clark
J. P. Bullard
Thomas Neate
Hubert Pope
W. H. Godfrey
J. W
Boston Yacht Agony
Milk Street
Boston
Columbia Yacht Club elects officers and plans June regatta
Columbia Yacht Club officials named Commodore Charles T. Wills and secretary George Parkhill with W. H. Rowe as vice commodore and J. A. Weaver as treasurer. The annual regatta is set for Tuesday June 18 on a straightaway course from Eighty sixth street to Yonkers and back. Cygnus will accompany the yachts. The piece also notes yacht racing commentary and NYYC centennial parade arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Yacht Club
Charles T. Wills
W. H. Rowe
George Parkhill
J. A. Weaver
H. ©. Rosemond
T. Spear
B. White
K. P. H. Abell
A. B. Inglee
W. Jd. Greacen
E. Simms, Jr
H. Knubel
C. M. Armstrong
Wm. Hiresthey
A. F. Gore
A. M. Everett
G. H. Kruse
Une
Eighty-sixth Street
Hudson River
Yonkers
Cygnus
Circuit Court Dismissal Overruled in Equity Action over Corporate Debts
Henry Andrews as receiver for National Color Printing Co. sues stockholders in New Jersey for statutory liability. Circuit Court cites New Jersey six year limitation, overrules demurrer, action not barred. Proceedings list cases and adjournment notice for Superior Court sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court OF the United States
District of Massachusetts
Equity
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
District of New Jersey
New Jersey
Penies
Scovill
Thayer
Servill
Fourth National Bank
Francklyn
U.S
Cowenhoven
Freeholders
R.M. Morse, Jr
A. D. Chandler
J. R. Bullard
City Notes Mark Centennial Events and Appointments
The Congregational Club schedules a April 29 meeting in Music Hall with speakers including Rev. Charles H Parkhurst and Rev Phillips Brooks. Promotions shift staff at the Custom House while Captain J Mitchell arrives to command the tug Hamlin. The Oliver Ditson estate inventories show total assets around 1 874 000 with real estate and personal property listed. A 30 member Robert G Shaw Veteran Association delegation heads to New York and Brooklyn veterans parade. Talks seek funds to send Boston workers to the Paris exposition. May 2 features Maud Murray at Hotel Brunswick for the blind kindergarten fundraiser. Farmers at 45 Milk Street discuss land drainage with Edmund B Hersey. Young Men’s Christian Union concert and readings are set for next Wednesday. Rev Reven Thomas speaks to Harvard Church attendees at the YMCA. Music by J Stewart enhances the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congregational Club
Music Hall
Charles H. Parkhurst
D.D
New York
John D. Long
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Charles A. Blanchard
Custom House
W. J. Gallivan
South Boston
J. ©. Mitchell
United States Revenue Service
Gallatin
Baltimore
Hamlin
Oliver Ditson
Oliver Ditson & Co
Robert G. Shaw Veteran Association
Brooklyn Division of Colored Veterans
Central Labor Union
Hart
Corporation Counsel
Maud Murray
Hotel Brunswick
Chauncy Hall School
Sargent
Harvard
Reven Thomas
Harvard Church
Brookline
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
J. Stewart
Arlington Street
J. Bastow
Natick
Mr. Bastow
B.Y. M. C. Union
Washington
Washingon
Union Hall
Boylston Street
William H. Baldwin
Be. A. Horton
F. P. Whitney
Flora KE. Barry
H. L. Whitney
Frank L. Pratt
George Mendall Taylor
Oma
Boston Young Men’s Chribtian Association
Jenen Thomas
Percy J.J. Cooper
Elijah
Joseph Stewart
Shellay
Cooper
Stewart
White
Boston Society OF the New Jerusalem Ciuren
Lowdoin Street
Beacon Street
James Reed
Roberts Lla
Brace Square
Cambridge
Christadelphian Bible
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Church OF the Disciples
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles G. Ames
Sacred History In
America
Emmanuel Creron
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
Evangelistic Association OF
Ne&ew
England
George C. Needham
Park Street
Cucron
Berkeley
Marlboro
William Everett
Quincy
Newbury
Exeter
Lake
Kixo
Unitarian Church ‘Temperance Society
King’s Chapel
Bulkeley
Concord
Mass
Edward Everett Hale
Olp Sottaa Cucreon
Third Church
George A. Gordon
Bostong-Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
South Congregational Church
Exeter Street
Mr. Hale
M. Tremont Temple
Stangers
Emory J. Haynes
Warnin's Safe Cure Promotes Blood Purity Cure Claim
The ad states Warnin's Safe Cure treats nervousness insomnia hysteria and neuralgia by addressing an impure blood condition from unhealthy kidney action. It claims poisonous urea and uric acid build up in blood cause kidney disease symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnin
Pension money case against Nantucket man resumes trial
The case of John F. Brown of Nantucket, charged with withholding 295 40 pension funds collected as agent for Mrs. Mary A. Spencer, widow of a deceased soldier, was resumed and the evidence closed. The United States attorney was Q A. Galvin and the defendant was represented by H W. Chaplin. Jurors were excused until Wednesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Brown
Nantucket
Mary A. Spencer
Q. A. Galvin
United States
H. W. Chaplin
Supreme Judicial Court cases on wills and undue influence
The Suffolk County Supreme Judicial Court reports two will cases. Hugh Dever executor versus Rose Kelley contests liken undue influence and mental capacity. verdict favors the will. Theodore Roessle executor versus John F. Roessle Jr contests undue influence by wife. verdict finds unsound mind but no undue influence. Sessions and hearings scheduled into May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk County
W. Allen
Hugh Dever
Rose Kelley
Probate Court
Daniel G. Kelley
South
Boston
Kelley
Pet Ae
C. W. Bartlett
J.J. Dowd
J. A. Maxwell
P. J. Libby
Theodore Roessle
John F. Roessle, Jr
John F. Roessle
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Max Fischacher
R. Lund
M. J. Creed
Judgment recap from Superior Criminal Court session
Yesterday's session closed the term in the Superior Criminal Court. Decker found guilty of non support. Day found guilty of selling leased property. Cody found not guilty of breaking and entering. Pierce found guilty of larceny and placed on probation. Juries were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Biopaertz
Decker
Day
Cody
Pierce
Superior Court Session Notes and Case Listings
Reports from the First and Second Sessions list cases in Chelsea and Roxbury. Ejectment suit Kiernan v Linnehan favors plaintiff. multiple personal injury actions against Boston & Albany railroad seek high damages. dates span 1888 to 1886 with juries returning varied verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimye Ing
Driscoll
Smith
Allen
Lynch
Margrit
Berwin
Amazeen
Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
J. Gargan
J. Elder
W. A. Gaston
Avilualil. No
Altoysius Fagnant
Boston & Albany Railroad
Springfield
Cambridge Court Docket Updates With Pending Trials
Superior Court Middlesex County notes April 26 Mason, J. cases Roberts and Peterson vs City of Cambridge still on trial. List includes Blanchard v Silsby 3943. Hyde v American Rubber 3934. White v Inhabitants 8738. Spooner rep v Karnes 932 plus other entries.
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Superior Court
Middlesex County
Mason
Roberts
Peterson
Cambridge
Blanchard
Silsby
Same
Hyde
Am. Rubber
Robinson. Co
White
Inhabit
Scanion
Hillistants Marlboro
Spooner
Rep
Karnes
Insolvency Court in Suffolk County Goes Through Cases
Apr 26 proceedings show adjourned meetings for Grenville B. Macomber Adelbert Greenwood and others. Discharges granted for McKay Timayenis Cory. Refusals for Shattuck Freeman Pearce. Case of W C B Fifield adjourned to June 28. Creditors prove claims in numerous first meetings and assignees named for Schnitzer Bros Casey Nickerson Mayo Lincoln Tyler Brewer Thompson Davenport.
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Suffolk County
Pynchon Street
John McKay
Metroolitan
Weahington Street
Jemosthenes
T. Timayenis
Washington Street
Hotel Haviland
Eugene A. Cory
William L. Shattuck
Restaurateur
Ellot Street
S. Packard Freeman
Central Street
Eli J. Pearce
W. C. B. Fifield
Physi-Cish
Ashland Street
Une
Abraham G. Daniels
Louis and
Max Schnitzer
Schnitzer Bros
Kneeland Street
Charles_G. Keyes
John W. Casey
Lexington Street
East
Boston
John F. Nickerson
Noah Mayo
State Street
Atlantic Avenue
Charles P. Lincoln
Frank_ P. Tyler
Cambridge Street
Charlestown
Elisha Brewer
J. G. Thompson
Ocean Avenue
Revere
Frank II
Davenport
William JJ. Stevens
Consolidated Store Service Company
Water Street
Probate Court Sufffolk County April 29 Returnable List
Suffolk County probate court returns list for Monday April 29 with numerous petitions and accounts including administrations and probate of wills. Notable items include Margaret Carey, Thomas Clement, Mary Calvert, Hannah Coveney, Mary Elizabeth Dorr, Edwin N. Gray, Frederick Hayes, Alfred Hoitt, Mary A. Daily guardianship, and James Horey among others. Also accounts for trustees and executors such as Nathaniel Hooper, Ann Hubbard, Agnes Irvine, and John Kennedy, with real estate and separate support actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Llisha Caddick
Margaret Carey
Thomas Clement
David Conney
Mary Calvert
Hannah Coveney
Henry Gassett
Peter Gorman
Edwin N. Gray
Frederick Hayes
Alfred Hoitt
Jaimes Horey
Nathaniel Hooper
Same
Ann 3. Hubbard
Catherine D. Hubbard
Agnes Rt. Irvine
John I. Kennedy
Isaiah Knowles
Joanna C. Knowles
Charlotte M. Knowles
George O. Lewis
Olive M. Libbey Et al
Mary C. Mahoney
Maurice Mahoney
George Muay
Silas
Barbara Nee
Andrew Newell
Edwin Noyes
Robert I. Pence
Ann Rt. Wickles
Charles W. Pickles
Charles Wilder Pierce
Emerie
Proctor
James W. Ring
Thomas Russell
Benjamin G. Schroeder
Marshall
Scudder
John Gibson
Frederick Sonk
William 3. Spooner
Slsr Busness, Stetson
Samuel F. Tufts
Sarah A. H. Walker
Elisabeth Walker
Abigail White
Martin L. Keith
Julia A. Eckley
Eliza FP. Rhett
Eliza PV. Rhett
Maguire Case In Municipal Court For Embezzlement
In Municipal Court on April 26, Judge Adams presided over the criminal session. Lawyer Peter J. Maguire of Malden, arrested about three weeks earlier on embezzlement charges, had his case brought to trial and was not pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams, J
Peter J. Maguire
Malden
Tria
Massapona Lake Hore hotel near Boston under Park Boyce Co
The Massapona Lake Hore hotel at Sharon, a 35 minute ride from Boston on the Providence division, sits on 100 acre grounds 460 feet above sea level. Park Boyce & Co. owns and manages the property which has been renovated this spring with improved grounds. Pictures are in Tremont House and Weeks Potter windows. Mr Boyce is available daily 11 to 1 at the Boston Home Journal office in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massapona Lake Hore
Boston
Providence
Old Colony
Sharon
Park Boyce & Co
New England
Boston Home Journal
Washington Street
Franklin Street
Pearline Ad Warns Against Imitations
An advertisement warns that many imitations ending in INE claim to be Pearline and deceive households. It urges that one wash with counterfeits can ruin clothes, counting Pearline as a standard, pure, effective cleaner. James Pyle, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
James Pyle
New York
Oriental Lodge hosts social banquet for Odd Fellows group
Oriental Lodge No. 10 I. O. C. F. held a social banquet at the Thorndike with Elmer Millett presiding. Notable guests included Deputy D Fink of Niagara Falls Lodge 81, N. Y., and speakers P. G. George H. Moore and P.G. G. W. Varney. Ex-Governor Smyth of New Hampshire was at the Adams House amid many recent arrivals from ports including Seattle, Montreal, Philadelphia, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Lodge
C. F
Thorndike
Elmer Millett
D, Fink
Niagara Falls
N. Y
A. A. Woodward
New York
George W. Brigham
Philadelphia
P. G. George H. Moore
America
P.G. G. W. Varney
Order
Smyth
New Hampshire
Adams House
J. F. Lee
Monson
A. J. Dennie
Springfield
F. H. Cope
Quincy
E. J. Haines
Dover
N. H
H. Colony
Keene
Charles E. Taylor
Seattle
W.T
Joseph A. Locke
Portland
F. W. Evans and Family
Montreal
C. H. Turner
J. C. Hilliard
Hartford
Conn
Parker
J. M. Brown
Washington
James A. Lee
Charles P
Washingtons Chapel Service Marks 100th Anniversary
King's Chapel remains the sole Boston building tied to General Washington with two documented worship visits. A special service is planned for Tuesday April 30 at 11 a.m. with pastors G W Briggs A P Peabody Charles G Ames and Brooke Hertford officiating and E D Lang directing music. Doors open to parish members at 10:80 a.m. and to the public thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Chapel
Boston
Washington
G. W. Briggs
A. P. Peabody
Charles G. Ames
Brooke Hertford
E. d. Lang
Aged couple buried in Park Street Church service
A double funeral was held at Park Street Church for John G. Ingersoll and his wife Caroline who died within hours of each other after many years together. Mrs. Ingersoll was a trustee of the Home for Aged Couples. Clergymen Rev. Dr. Grege and Rev. C. B. Bradlee led the services before the bodies were taken to Bradford for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street Church
John G. Ingersoll
Caroline
Home For
Ingersoll
Grege
C. B. Bradlee
Bradford
Genuine Warner remedies report endorsed by authorities
Thousands read a report by Professor S A Lattimore asserting Warner's Safe Remedies are pure and mercury free. The Rochester chemist and New York State analyst confirms the medicines contain no poisonous substances and the Warner firm backs the finding as absolutely true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
S. A. Lattimore
New York State Board of Health
Rochester, N. Y
H. H. Warner & Co
University of Recursier, Chemical Laboratory
H. H. Warner
S. A. Larrimore
University of Rochester
N. Y
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J.T. Hyde
David Evins
Orses Wheeler
Erebus
Brown Read
Ginger Snap
P. Willams
Econd
I. Reed Whipple
Jum
Br. H
Grover. B. G
John E. Atkins
A. W. Davis
W. A. Wadsworth
Alex. L. Strathy
Knightly King
G.s
King Alfonzo— Bonnet
Robert F. Hobson
Castle Island
Harrodsburg
A. Downer
J. Murray Forbes
Lassie
N.L. Bowditch
G. G
A. P. Gardner
Kathleen
Duchess
Foxhall Keene
Camadge
Shrewsbury
C. G
Toronto
Belfast
Chest. S
Anet
George Warren
George Jee
Trumbull Cary
Batavia
Cues
Wheeler
Chest
v'Carroll
Farrell
Burns
Sommers
O Smith
Tener
Ak Ak Han
Renas Etal
Cick
Chich@oGeq
Sesesresecant
Pittsburgss
Duffy
Sommera
Pfeffer
Hanson
Eueline
Jeckley
Angon
Bail—Beckley
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Glasscock
Denny
McGeachy
Bassett
Indianapolia
Clevelands
McGeachy Rt
O Pautz
Khuckley,c
Fipeerere i
Hasselt
Tebent
Surette
Os Cezein
Dee
Stricker
Tebean
Gilks
McAleer
Twitchell
Getzein
Radford
Schoeneck
Faatz
Rirst
Myers
Ywitchell
Tebeau
Faaiz
Balla
Sutcliffe
Isarium
Buckiey
South Boston Regatta
New York Times
Volunteer
Watson
Thistle
New_York Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
House
Henry E. Bishop
East Twenty-Sixth Street
B. Allen
G. Wells
Samuel Hoar Awdafandant
Foant
McSweeney
Dorcey
Ray
Wooland
Choate
Callahan v. Whittier Machine Co
Boyden
Loring
Cassell
Horigan
O'Neill
Lund
Henry
Groat
Loans
Hobbs
Kelly
Cambridge G. I. Co
Beard
Follen
Martine
Kimball
Averill
Coughlin
Sheridan
Fanning
Chub
Petarson
Macool
Ma Fee
West End
Sweet
Pallinger
Pitman, J
Ces
Deasy
Barnes
Eae Ee Copeland Pine
McK. Copeland Co
Eisner
Margaret E. Waite
John Shepard
Winter Street
R. Elder
Dabney
Waite
Lord
Covil
Winsor
Chamberlin
Wood Bt
Ames Plough Co
En Lye
Butter- Cranefield
Webber v
Avprica
Notioe
Congress
United States District Court
Nelson, J
Staples
C. C. Kiernan
John Linnehan
Chelsea
P. B. Kiernan
G. A. A. Pevey
David Flynn
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Eugene Sullivan
J. E. Cotter
A. E. Avery
aucidhuUa
Ill
Flynn
Campbell
Down
Nowell
Morse
Coakley
Odd Kelow
F. Bemis
Foxboro
W. Frank Hurd
C. ©. Melcher
Hingham
Dr. E. B. Deuch
Hwsard Mogis
New
A. A. Vining
Westfield
G. E. Capron
Chicago
Vendome
John Borden
G. HM. Perkins
Winnipeg
J. H. Chapman
A. Hammell
Brunswick
Charles. Nichols
Worcester
Asley
U.S.A
M. M. Ingalls
Cincinnati
Adams J. J. Woodward
St. Paul
John W. Cummings
Fall River
H. M. Doubleday
H. P. Francis
Fitchburg
SAFL
Coluambia
Pope
MFG
London
Kersey and Melton
E. C. Thompson Porter
Washington ST
Old South
Norman McDonald & CO
Bratile
James Russell Lowell
Mt. Auburn
Newton
Watertown
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