Boston Opens Season With Four Straight Wins Over New York
Boston National League club opens the season at South End grounds with high hopes after a 4-0 start against New York. Captain Nash leads a strong lineup including Delhanty Shindle and Clements while managers dispute Trott’s removal and Madden signs with Baltimore. National, American, and Eastern League results pepper the day as Boston eyes consistency ahead of Philadelphia and Brooklyn clashes.
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Mutrie
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Familliar
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Russell
Matthews
John D. Long
Baldwin
Madden
Snyder
New Fields
The
National Baseball Club
Sam Trott
Charlie Snyder
American Association
Trott
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Trimount A C Wins Junior Team Championship Race
The Trimount Athletic Club won the Junior Team championship at Morris Park, defeating 11 other clubs in the National Cross Country Association meet. E L White led Trimount finishers with nine place, as Vogellus of Wayne A C, J J Rogers of N J A C, and F F Carr of Harvard and Manhattan A C claimed top spots.
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Mnaional
Wayne A.C
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F. F. Carr
Harvard
Manhattan A. C
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Elmer L. White
John J. Kelly
M. J. Carey
George H. Hodgkins
James F. Dwyer
M. J. Doyle
A. C
Boston
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Town Deaths and Events Noted in Health and Culture
The Board of Health reported 188 deaths last week, down from 209 the prior year, including six from grip with comorbidity. Dr Hartwell lectured at Old South Meeting House on German physical training across civilian, school, and military systems. Henry A. Thomas of the Boston Post Office hosted a dinner at Tremont House with aides. Lydia A. Hutchins, 32, of 1672 Washington St, died by suicide after grip related factors. Hattie S Whittier, Jessie B Underhill, George S Pettengill, Frederic Howard, and Bertha Barber were listed for an upcoming concert and readings at Christian Union. Ministerial Union met in Channing Hall with Rev Philip S. Moxom delivering an address on modern Christian ministers. The Museum of Comparative Zoology in Cambridge will open Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. starting May 3 until further notice.
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Germany
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Boston
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Washington Street
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Frederic Howard
Bertha Barber
Christian Union
Ministerial Union
Channing Hall
Philip 8S. Moxom
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Cambridge
Harvard University Calendar Listing Events and Deadlines
Harvard calendar outlines daily meetings across schools from April 27 to May 1 1891. Includes lectures Bible study and student prize deadlines plus room assignments and admissions applications. Key figures include Professor Kittredge Lessing Professor Francke Professor Palmer and Professor Goodwin IT details travel across Boston locations and university departments.
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University
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Divinity School
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Price Greenleaf Aid
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Oriental Rugs Exhibition at Bedford Street House
Coumpania & Co of Constantinople curates a display of imported Oriental fabrics and rugs at 44 Bedford Street. Highlights include a royal Ingress-monair in royal blue, silk like velvet, mosque and harem rugs, and a Herat Khorassan carpet valued by the firm at an enormous figure.
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Constantinople
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Coumpania
Fires and business blaze hit two cities in one day
The record lists a small Box 262 fire on Marcella Street in Philadelphia causing no damage. It also reports a major blaze at Nos. 728 and 730 Cherry Street in Philadelphia destroying a National Publishing Company building with losses around 200000 dollars, largely insured. A separate Pioneer Press note from St Charles, Minnesota, mentions a fierce town fire in the north end destroying over 100000 dollars in property.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Cherry Street
J. R. Jones & Co
National Publishing Company
St. Paul, Minn
Pioneer Press
St. Charles
Minn
Forty Five Years a Preacher The Rev Charles A Skinner
The Rev Charles A Skinner pastor of the First Universalist Church Somerville yesterday completed forty five years in the ministry He is 67 and recently resigned his pastorate to take effect this summer His resignation was accepted with reluctance by the society He preached a sermon to a large morning congregation and is a popular well known preacher
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Charles A. Skinner
First Universalist Church
Somerville
Skinner
Gambling House Cleaned Out at Dover Street Raid
Yesterday morning Sergeant Hall and patrolmen Harney and Files of station 5 raided No 104 Dover street and seized a complete fare layout. Ten men were arrested including Edward Turner the supposed proprietor. Turner bailed them all out at 50 each. Eight gallons of beer one gallon of whiskey and a small quantity of gin were captured.
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Harney and Files
Station 5
Dover Street
Edward Turner
Turner
Tragic Stair Fall Claims Life of Local Man Daniel O Neill
Last night at about nine Daniel O Neill aged 54 fell down stairs at his home 8 Canton Street. He was found dead at the scene. He leaves a son Timothy a Hose Company No 7 member and a son in law Frederick M Taylor a policeman with Station 13.
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Canton Street Place
O'Neill
Timothy
Hose Company No. 7
Frederick M.taylor
Station 13
Death of a Publisher in Fre dentonia
Charles Luther Webster prominent publisher dies at Interestrassen residence in Freontonia after neuralgia and complications. Survived by wife and three children. Funeral set for Tuesday at 3 p.m. from the residence.
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Knights of Labor push for Oakland Garden park site
Report from Brockton district details Knights of Labor Alliance actions, including a resolution urging use of Oakland Garden for open air meetings, appeals to senators and representatives, and a statewide 40 000 member convention. Building laborers sign a nine hour day with eight on Saturday, effective May first.
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Brockton
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Detroit
Gambling discussed as utilitarian dilemma by Rev Leighton Parks
The Rev Leighton Parks of Emmanuel Church spoke on Gambling to the Young Men's Christian Union last night. He argued that utilitarianism governs modern moral thought and urged prudence in uncertain cases. He warned gambling erodes ethics, likening it to outwitting an opponent and predicting degradation and death as its end.
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Emmanuel Church
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Weather forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Weather indications predict warmer and fair on Monday with higher temperatures on Tuesday. Southeasterly winds shift to southwest, improving conditions through early next week.
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Post's Forecast feathery fair weather across New England
The forecast calls for fair weather in Northern New England with light westerly winds and rising temperatures, and clear skies in Southern New England with warmer conditions. For Tuesday expect continued fair weather and higher temperatures, Wednesday turn cooler with westerly winds, and a generally favorable stretch for several days.
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The Heathen Chinee Is Peculiar
Loupon Ontario April 26. Presbyterian missionary J Go forth reports an attack on Dr Hunter his wife and two daughters and a Mr Lane during autumn in Cho Ning Chou They faced a mob broken yard forced stay with no escape Mrs Hunter cried why are you killing my children An elderly Chinaman was seized and questioned The attackers warned they would not spare them if they stayed They were allowed to depart toward Cho Nan Fu after a three day trek The mandarin could not assist them.
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M. P. Talling
St. James Presbyterian Church
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New Books on Roosevelt and Lancaster Genealogy
Roosevelt's New York offers a clear though not brilliant political history of the citys growth from a Dutch trading post to a cosmopolitan hub with emphasis on immigration and American identity. Nourses Records of Lancaster prints town church and birth, marriage, and death registers with epitaphs and extra genealogical memoranda for thorough local history study.
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May Scribner’s May issue features Broadway tribute and literary notices
The May Scribner’s magazine showcases a Broadway focus with Richard Harding Davis on the New Yorkers sacred way, aided by Frost sketches, and critiques of style. It includes Lieutenant Jerrold Kelley on The Ship's Company, E H House on The Transfer of the Temples of Ise, and Alexander Cargill on Shakespeare as an Actor with prints and portraits. Sullivan’s Toledo Blade fuels fiction, plus Stevenson and Octave Thanet contributions and a puzzling Saint Andrews setting with a rector tribute, all amid mixed reception of narration and character portrayals.
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Ise
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Indictments in New Orleans for attempted jury bribing
New Orleans April 26 The Grand Jury has indicted Fernand Armand counsel for Charles Bartolow one of eight prisoners who escaped the massacre and Charles Grant an employee of the Louisiana Lottery Company Both men were arrested and released on bail.
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Fernand Armand
Charles Bartolow
Charles Grant
Nnsiana Lottery Company
Supreme Judicial Court assigns equity cases for Tuesday 28th
The court lists assignments for Tuesday 28th including White v Joy Matthews v Dow Norfolk N E Print Tel Co v Car Shedd v Richardson Smart for petitioners for appeal of trustee Evans v Boston Heating Co National Tube Works v gaimne Hoar v same ver Mockler v Osborne Tly mouth Annan v Miller Worthen v Hayward Worcester Leadbetter v Flint.
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Incomplete Case List From January Sessions
Long docket of cases across four sessions lists numerous v. entries with defendants and courts. Includes names such as Hobbs v. Col F B, Otis v. Pratt, Pinney v. dail, Gaffney v. same, Oliver v Jaquith, Trask v. Old Col R, Farrell v. Hamilton M. Co, and many more. Also notes sessions and hearing days by STAPLES, J. and remarks on divorces.
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Book listings and publishers catalog items in 19th century periodical
A dense catalog of novels and tales with authors and publishers listed. Entries cover Colomba Prosper Merimee to One of Our Conquerors, detailing works in fiction and travel notes. Includes works by Leland Mabie Higginson Gladden Peabody Janvier Sandeau Guillemard Harland Davis Cahill Mere dith and others with publishing houses such as Scribner Heath Dodd Mead Appleton and Cassell.
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Cassell Publishing Co
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Worthington It
George Meredith
Roberts Bros
Reverend Searing speaks at YMCA men's meeting
The Rev. S. Stanley Searing of the Church of the Good Shepherd addressed the YMCA men's meeting yesterday afternoon in Association Hall at Boylston and Berkeley streets. Singing was led by Mr. Joseph Stewart with assistance from the male chorus, performing suitable selections.
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