Boston Beats Phillies In Ragged South End Exhibition
The Philadelphia club showed novice form as Boston pitcher Clarkson dominated. Walter Brodie’s spectacular upper deck homer and Long’s leaping catch highlighted a tense game with Boston overcoming late Philly pressure to win 6 to 4.
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Philadelphias
South End
Mayer
Allen
Bostons
Martin Sullivan
John Clarkson
Phillies
Gleason
Boston
Alien
Tucker
Quinn
Walter Brodie
Brodie
Frank Selee
Walter
Joe Quinn
Nash
Brown
Charlie Ganzel
Sam Thompson
Clarkson
Long
Ganzel
Herman
Stovey
Shindle
Myers Stovey
Myers
Quakers
Aia
Hamilton
Delehanty
Thompson
James Sullivan
Philadelphia
Sullivan
Nichols
Herman Long
Billy
Tom Tucker
Tom
Mr. Hurst
Hurst
Stevey
Del’ha’ty
M.s’van
Thom’sonrf
Krodie
OfMayer
OjAllen
Oj Gleason
J. S’van
Ee Nichols
M. Sullivan
J. Sullivan
Chicago
N. L
Cincinnati
Chicagos
Farm alliance plans to organize in New England states
The Farmers Alliance intends to send organizers into Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine and Vermont to rally farmers for the 1892 presidential contest. Knights of Labor and allied groups may support the effort while Massachusetts officials note misalignment with some Alliance aims and concerns over taxation and fair treatment of farmers.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Knights of Labor
Sessions
Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Post
Farmers’ League
League
Alliance
Boston
Russell
Brackett
Grange
Stabbed on the Common During Late Afternoon Assault
John Sternberg was stabbed on the Common around 5 30 pm after refusing to give 5 or 10 cents. John M Gifford fled but was caught on Carver Street and charged with assault with a sharp instrument. Sternberg, about 30, living on Harrison Avenue, was treated for a profuse wound at station 4. Gifford, 38, has no home.
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John Sternberg
John M. Gifford
Sternberg
Gifford
Whalen
Division 4
Carver Street
Station 4
Debiois
Harrison Avenue
Chelsea Yacht Club appoints committees and plans new clubhouse
At a regular monthly meeting the Chelsea Yacht Club appointed committees led by J. W. Poole, James Wolstenholme, Charles Dunbar, and others. The new club house is to be completed June 16 and dedicated June 17.
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Chelsea Yacht Club
Touse
J. W. Poole
James Wolstenholme
Charles Dunbar
T. G. Hughen
Charles P. Longregatta
Joseph H. Clark
Charles P,ng
George Barrie
Linzee Manson Wedding at Trinity Church in Boston
At noon yesterday in Trinity Church Boston John Torrey Linzee and Anita Manson of Baltimore were married by Rev. Phillips Brooks. The bride wore heavy white satin with a wreath of orange blossoms and carried roses. Bridesmaids wore pink India silk and carried Catherine Mermet roses. Best man was William Eldredge of Boston. many guests attended from prominent Boston families.
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Trinity Church
John Torrey Linzee
Anita Manson
Baltimore
Linzee
Somerset Club
Miss Codman
Miss*.Van Buren
Miss Pratt
Miss Whitney
Miss Slade
Catherine Mermet
William Eldredge
Boston
Herbert Leeds
Sigourney Butler
E. H. R. Revere
Charles Sprague
Marshall K. Abbott
E. P. Whitney
Harry Wainwright
Joseph W. Revere
F. J. Amory
Miss Ames
G. T. Bigelow
W. A. Burnham and
T. D. Boardman
H. B. Chapin
E. W. Codman
J. T. Coolidge
S. Cunningham
Colgate
KE. R. Morse
B. E. Morse
H. L. Morse
Morse
Daniel Nevins
Nevins
T. Parsons
J.C. R. Peabody
F. H., Prince
F. G. Peabody
John Revere
Miss Revere
W. B. Revere
P. J. Revere
R. M. Saltonstall
J. M. Sears
George Snell
Henry Saltonstall
E. V. R. Thayer
B. R. Weld
C. M. Weld
George Weld
W. G. Weld
W. F. Weld
J. T. Wheelwright
R. C. Wiggin
H. Winsor
Hugh Whitney
Mountain Fined Five Hundred For Ticket Theft
Dennis A Mountain ex inspector was fined 500 dollars in the Superior Criminal Court by Judge Braley for receiving forty railroad tickets belonging to the Old Colony Railway Company in 1838.
Brief School Board Session Ends Quickly
The School Board met for twelve minutes last night, handling only routine business. If the appropriation and loan bills pass tomorrow, Chairman Galligher will call a special meeting Monday at 4 30 p.m. to discuss school sites.
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Common Council
Galligher
Business Men's Meeting Sparks Spring Health Talk
Merchants bankers and professionals gathered in Boston to discuss growth and property values. A factory owner shared how Paine's Celery Compound, marketed as spring medicine, improved worker productivity and mood, claiming it boosted brain and nerve strength and overall well being.
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Boston
Post
Paine
Fire devastates cotton storage on Propeller wharf
A blaze linked to a locomotive spark swept through 700 plus bales of cotton stored near the Old Colony freight house at Propeller wharf. The fire spread to a north shed and the Old Colony Steamboat Company freight house, prompting a second alarm as steamers Nantucket Monahausett City of New Bedford moved to safety. seven hundred bales burned and losses for mills loom large.
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Old Colony Steamboat Company
Nantucket
Monahausett
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Waltham
George BK. Pope
Beaverbrook
George
W. H. Leatherbee & Son
W. A. Hunnewell & Co
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Lynn
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Pittsfield
Bakerville
Here
Hart
Housatonic Engine Company
Barker Bros
Palmer
West Brimfield
HopkinTon
Charles Burrap
Bripgton
Byron Chaplin
Apps Ae
Naples
BuFrao
N. Y
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Montreal
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Utica
N.Y
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Putnam Machine Company
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Charles Smith
Perth Amboy
N. J
Thomas Redhing
Samuel Watson
Redhing
Manning
Alexander Sequine
Comber
Hanner
Moses Creighton
Honey Grove
Tex
Fire on Cambridge roof damages home on Pleasant Street
Sparks from the locomotive of the 2:55 Boston & Albany train were blamed for a fire yesterday afternoon. An alarm from Box 87 at 2:30 reported a blaze on a roof at 63 Pleasant Street, home of Mrs. Joseph Cross, causing about $290 in damages.
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Ladder 8
High Street
J. Allston Newhall & Co
Orpin Bros
Medford Street
Charlestown
Brookline
Emerald Street
James Driscoll
Boston
Boston & Albany
Cambridge
Pleasant Street
Joseph Cross
San Diego Land Company Holds Topeka Meeting
A Topeka stockholders meeting of the San Diego Land and Town Lot Company opened at 10 am on Saturday April 25. Benjamin Kimball led, credentials were reviewed, and eleven directors were elected with Kimball, Sly, Cheney, Sawyer and Peabody among the top vote-getters. Braman contested actions, adjournment was sought, and a stock vote followed before adjournment. Cheney's shares were split among five directors rather than all to Cheney alone.
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Topeka
Kan
Benjamin Kimball
Edward Wilder
Dwight Braman
Charles Gleed
John G. Egan
Committee On Credentials
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Kimball
Kansas
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B. Cheney
E. Seem
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Aes
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Dudley E. Parson
Omoe
L. Lakin
Messrs
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Lakin
Scott
Soley
Cheney
Sawyer
Peabody
Richardson
Moffit
Mr. Braman
Mr. Cheney
Herald of
Boston
Messrs. Sawyer
Peabody, Soley
Deserving Institutions Remembered in Rufus B Stickney Will
The will of Rufus B Stickney of Somerville was probated in East Cambridge. After legacies to employees and friends and annuities to relatives, the public bequest includes $5000 to a new hospital in Somerville to create a ward named the Rufus B Stickney Ward and a bequest to the Unitarian Church.
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Somerville
East Cambridge
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Boylston Street
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