Tremont Temple Campfire Honors Women’s Relief Corps
At Tremont Temple Boston the Woman's Relief Corps held a grand campfire with Generals Sherman Alger and Mrs Logan, Governor Brackett and Mayor Hart attending. The event featured patriotic decor, readings, and speeches praising women’s charity, with Mrs Logan and General Alger among the principal speakers.
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Tremont Temple
Sherman and
Alger
Boston
Woman’s Relief Corps
W. RC
Joc Hooker
George 8. McClellan
Army Corps
Governor Brackett and Stall
Julia Wardlowe
Miean Dyer
Walter K. Dyer
Charles F. King
Mary Morris Biubbara
J.8. Lockwood
Mary E. Wrisht
B. Reed Wales
William 8. Butler
Austin
Massachusetts Department
Eliza B. Lang
D. Vee
Massachusetts
M. A. Lawton
Emma B. Loud
J. Sewall Reed
Sarah B. Fuller
Harry A. M’glenen
G. T. Perkins
Johbn A. Fowle
Fred G. Pope
James W. Cartwrict
L. €. Clapp
L. A. W. Fowler
Marion Michride
David McIntosh
C. K. Todd
W. Ji. Badlam
W. A
Hart
Doogne
Womans Relief Corps
Flora Ek. Barry
Logan
Mary E. Knowles
Kate Brownlee Sherwood
National Relief Corps
F. Florence Barker
Lizabeth A. Turner
Relief Corps of Massachusetts
Mary A. Logan
John A. Logan
Woman's Relief Corps
Mwan
General Alger
Bean
General Sherman
Sierman
Boston Beats Philadelphia After Wild Ninth Inning
The Boston players defeated the Philadelphia team in a foggy game with errors by Cincinnati and Chicago noted, and Quinn scoring on Brown sacrifice. Shindle, Fogarty and Mulvey produced key plays as Boston leaves for New York next Thursday.
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Quinn
Brown
Griffin
Stovey
Kelly
Alntto Griffin
Stevey
Shindie
Farrar
Milligan
Wood
Brouthers
Shindle
Fogarty
Richardson
Mulvey
Irwin
Pickett
Strodk
Buffinton
Bostons
New_York
Philadelphias
O' GA Kelly
Briuth
Kiel’dson
O' Wood
Nash
Olickett
Kwitt
Tadbonry
Buftinton
Ae Ce Ee
West ChSssia Scars Sass
OU O
Philadelphiagac
Lostons
Gritta
Radcourn
Bulinton
Iufston
Brooklyns Beat Bostons 6-4 In Tight South End Ballgame
In a close South End contest the Brooklyn nine edged the Boston club 6 to 4. Key moments included Carruthers's seventh inning home run, Collins and Pinkney contributing early hits, and strong defensive work from Collins and Nichols. Burns and Lowe provided timely hitting for Brooklyn while Boston battled back but fell short in the final frames.
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Brooklyns
N. L
Bostons
South End
Nicvols
Collins
Lowe
Pinkney
Long
Tucker
Burns
Doc Hushong
Hardie
Foult
Nichols
Dave
Futz
Foutz
Terry
Oucz
Daly
Smith
Brooklyn
Martin Sullivan
Brodie
Collis
Sullivan
Bobby Lowe
Perry
Bobby
Lane
Lerry
Ganzel
Astons
Pucker
Lucker
Caruthers
Broouklyss
R.bh
Ale
Vi Tueker
Vourns
Sbj Lowe
Mesarr
EY Te Gosmith
Ganzelle
Carruthers
Ifl
Ofc. Smith
LO Prk
Brookspuss
Osage
Colins
Kuey
Carttuers
Ouz
Sucker
Iiedie
MtcGarr
Gin Wel
Babs
Ferry
erros—Lrooklys
Hostens
Clark
Janzel
Nichol
St Leu Lages
Phikney
Sudih
Dair
McGarr
Sindih
Anzel
Lowers
Allendance
Svul
Prohibition Party Convention Invited to Worcester 1890
Massachusetts Prohibition headquarters circulate a call for delegates to a September 10 convention at Mechanics Hall Worcester. Aimed at nominating candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor and other statewide offices with representation rules based on towns wards and past Prohibition votes. Speaker Rev. Hector of California will attend and support the convention.
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Prohibiton
Massachusetts
Prohibition Party of
Mechanics’ Hall
Worchester
Ihe
Hector
California
Body identified as James Benson in Nantasket find
The body found off Nantasket is believed to be James Benson one of three men who drowned in a yacht incident days earlier. Mrs. Benson plans to travel to Nantasket today to identify the body.
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Nantasket
James Benson
Boston Bostons Defeat Philadelphia in Wild Pitchers Clash
Buffinton led a patient six run first inning as the Bostons beat the Philadelphias 7 to 3 on Congress Street. Radbourn pitched well for Boston while Philadelphias fielded cleanly but misfired, with wild pitches and errors shaping the early scoring and Bullington’s late game control sealing the win.
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Bostons
P.L
Philadelphias
Buffinton
Congress Street Grounds
Bbostons
Irwin
Butlinton
Kelly
Radbourn
Yistors
Milligan
Buttinton
Brown
Stovey
Brouthers
Pickett
Richardson
Nash
Quinn
Shindle
New Yorks Rally to Beat Phillies in Fifth Inning
New Yorks defeat the Phillies 3 to 2 after a lively fifth inning rally. Welch strained his leg in the fourth and was retired. Rusie replaced him. Clark advanced to third as Buckley caught. Attendance 756. Base hits New Yorks seven, Philadelphias four. Errors New Yorks three, Philadelphias three. Batteries Welch Rusie Clark Luckley Smith Clements.
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NEW Yorks
N. L
Philadelphias
New York
Phillies
Welch
Rusie
Clark
Buckley
Iiladelphias
Beatin Mastered Pittsburgs as Cleveland Wins Big
Beatin allowed only three hits as Cleveland defeated the Pittsburgs 15 to 0 in a game noted for loose defense and strong batting. Attendance reached 800 as Cleveland put up 5 runs in the first inning and continued scoring with solid hitting. Pitching by Beatin and Zimmerdecker helped limit Pittsburgs to three hits while Cleveland committed one error to Pittsburgs seven.
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Clevelands
N. L
Pittsburgs
Curve
Bealin
Cleveland
Pietsburgs
Beatin
Zimmerdecker
Deener
Chicago Nationals Defeat Cincinnati Nine in Sloppy Game
Chicago scored two runs in the first and late innings to edge Cincinnati 9 to 2. Hutchinson allowed base hits and costly errors hurt the visitors as Cincinnati committed four errors while Chicago made two. Batteries were Hutchinson with Kittredge for Cincinnati and Glendalvin with Darrington for Chicago.
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Chicagos
N. L
Cincinnatis
Cincinnati
Hutchinson
Chumuos A
Veslenacese
Tutchinson
Kittredge
Glendalvin
Darrington
Buffalos Beat Clevelands In Low-Scoring Tilt
Buffalo 11 Clevelands 2 in Cleveland. Twitchell held the home team to few runs. Hits: Buffalos 14 Clevelands 5. Batteries Twitchell Mack Blakely and suicline. Attendance 333.
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Buffalos
P. L
Clevelands
Cleveland
Buffalo
Twitchell
Friars
Buffalus
Levelands
Bateries
Mack
Blakely and
Suicline
New Yorks Beat Brooklyns In Tight Return Game
The New Yorks defeated the Brooklyns 5 to 4 in Brooklyn after John Ewing weakened late and Ward's lineup nearly pulled even. Attendance was 3,660 as errors favored New York and Grooklyns managed six hits to New Yorks eleven.
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NEW Yorks
P. L
Brooklyns
New York
John Ewing
Ward
Grooklyns
Strooklyns
J. Ewing
W. Ewing
Sonders and
Andrews
Atlantis and American Association Scores From City Matches
In New Haven Wilming ton hosts 12 for New Havens while Baltimore hosts 8 for Harrisburgs. Columbus-Syracuses tally 5 with Columbus 2 and Toledo-Toledos 14 over Brooklyns 1.
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Atlantis Association
New Haven
New Havens
Wilmington
Baltimore
Baltimores
Harrisburgs
American Association
Columbus
Syracuses
Toledo
Toledos
Brooklyns
Yachting Matters in Marblehead Hull Club Regatta Notes
Marblehead reports include the schooner America in harbor and boats Ambassadress Mayflower Gtnone Hiawatha Lenoa among others. Beverly Yacht Club open race looms tomorrow with Minerva Gossoon Ventura and faster forties entered, plus 30-foot class Saladin Hawk Shark Elf and likely Chieftain. Corinthian Yacht Club midsummer series sails Monday to Wednesday for valuable cups.
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Marblehead
America
Ambassadress
Nathaniel Thayer
Mayflower
Hiawatha
Lenoa
Corinthian Club
Beverly Yacht Club
Minerva
Gossoon
Ventura
Shark
Elf
Chigftain
Corinthian Yacht Club
Vacation Schools Close In South and North End
The South End Vacation School on Tennyson street ends after six weeks with about one hundred attendees and eight teachers. The program focuses on manual and industrial training, chair seating, sewing, and kindergarten work, with moral suasion guiding student behavior and students making items for exchange among classes. The North End Vacation School on North Bennet street closed with around three hundred children studying carpentry, shoemaking, cooking, sewing, and Swedish gymnastics under Miss Bessie Gordon and Miss L. A. Gould, funded by private donors.
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South End
Tennyson Street
Siouad
Jaden
North End
North Bennet Street
Bessie Gordon
Possey
L. A. Gould
Quincy A. Shaw
Lauan B. Pingree
Ellen Mason
N. Pv. Hallowell
Janet H. Newell
Pauline Shaw
Maria ‘J. Hersey
Lucia M. Peabody
Annie ©. Putnam
F. 5. Fiske
Secretar
Lucker Daland
Exodus of Grand Army veterans floods Boston rail hubs
The departing Grand Army veterans fill every station and train as Camp Sheridan empties. Soldiers from Ohio, Kansas, Michigan, Connecticut, Providence R I, and Bangor Me sail for Pennsylvania New Jersey and beyond. A Leadville Dram Corps special car travels to Boston for a drill before returning home.
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Grand Army
Boston
Department of
Hangood
Post
Four Corners
Ohio
Kansas
Michigan
Connecticut
Providence
Rai
Bangor
Hapgood
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Boston & Albany
Denver
New York State
Old Colony
Bureau
Fitchburg
St. Louis
Boston Plaine
Lowell
Leadville Dram Corps
Cloud City
City
Leonard Worcester, Jr
Boston Common
Rocky Mountain
New York
New England
Hudson River
Norwich
New London
Point of Pines Midsummer Festival Opens With Star Lineup
Tomorrow begins the seventh annual Point of Pines midsummer music festival running eight days with daily 11 30 concerts and a 10 p m close. A fifty piece band led by J Thomas Baldwin joins seven New England bands performing singly and together with soloists including Rosa Lynde Maria Jic Neil, Janoll Amedee Floryne Lon F Brine and S Kronberg plus twenty instrumental soloists. Thayer presents outdoor equestrian show The Apaches during the week.
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Great Point of Pines
J. Thomas Baldwin
New England
Mme
Rosa Lynde
Gilmore
Manhattan Beach
Maria Jic Neil
Sounh
East
Janoll
Amedee fFloryne
Lon F. Brine
5. Kronberg
Thayer
Falling Saw Wounds Man on Commonwealth Avenue
Hugh McNeil of 182 Dudley Street was hit by a saw that fell fifty feet from an upper window on Commonwealth Avenue. He suffered a severe hand cut, was taken to the City Hospital, and escaped a head injury he deemed could have been fatal.
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Hugh McNeil
Dudley Street
Commonwealth Avenue
McNeil
Tragedy Strikes Hyde Park Man in South Boston
Frank Gurney of 127 River Street Hyde Park was fatally struck by a train in South Boston yesterday and died at City Hospital at 3 26 in the afternoon.
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Frank Gurney
River Street
Hyde Park
Boston
City Hospital
Alvernoon
It Puts On the New Without Having to Put Off the Old
Owen Procta writes from Watertown South Dakota on August 7 1890 about the modern West hotels and new technologies. He notes Western towns feature electric lights electric cars and improving plumbing while praising farming lands near lakes and the Sioux Indian Reservation opening to settlers. He argues Maine and other states lose youth to the West and urges opportunity for workers.
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Dakota
Great
Sissiton Indian Reservation
Lake
South Dakota
Maine
Owen Procta
Episcopal City Mission Playroom Exceeds Last Year
The playroom at My Cross street near Hanover reports strong engagement this year with two afternoon girls classes averaging around a hundred, plus busy needlework scrapbooks singing and toy play. Boys use mats on the floor for gymnastic tours and contests as gymnasts supervise. The room remains open for about two more weeks.
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Episcopal City Mission
My Cross Street
Hanover
Boy Run Over by Horse Car in Tremont Dover Crossing
At about 30 o'clock yesterday afternoon ten year old Guino Choloff son of Reverend Julian Choloff of 485 Tremont street was knocked down and run over by a horse car at Tremont and Dover streets. One leg was badly crushed and he was taken to City Hospital.
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Guino Choloff
Julian Choloff
Tremont Street
Tremont and
Dover Streets
Protestant Tribute to Catholic Genius Promoted in Boston
The Rev. Louis Albert Banks will preach at St John’s M E Church Broadway South Boston tomorrow morning on Newman and O’Reilly a Protestant Tribute to Catholic Genius. The Bunker Hill Cyclorama building opens tomorrow with morning afternoon and evening concerts and lectures on Boston 1775 and the Battle of Bunker Hill by Major Bancroft. A Papyrus Club meeting is planned next Wednesday at 2 pm at the St Botolph Club to address the deaths of Henry Bernard Carpenter and John Boyle O’Reilly.
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Louis Albert Banks
St. John’s M. E
Broadway
Boston
Newman
O’eilly
Bunker Hill
Papyrus Club
St. Botolph Club
Henry Bernard Carpenter
John Boyle O’reilly
Delirium Tremens Fatality At City Hospital
Henry O. Downey forty seven years old of 1442 Washington Street was admitted to City Hospital on the 12th with delirium tremens and died yesterday afternoon. Hospital staff say they know nobody who knows Downey.
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Henry O. Downey
Washington Street
City Hospital
Downey
Sunday notices of churches and meetings in Boston area
Local Sunday notices list multiple church services across Boston venues including B Y M Christian Union at 18 Boylston Street with Rev A D Mayo. Baptist Tabernacle Gettysburg topics. Christadelphian Bible lecture. Landis Scientific Council concert. Evangelistic Association on Boston Common. First Church Eliot Square. First Reform Episcopal Covuren. South Congregational Church summer services. J Crunen sermon schedule. Temple Strangers service with Rabbi Conwell. Trinity Temple patriotic discourses by Luther Townsend. G A R meeting details.
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B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
A. D. Mayo
Boston
Isells
D. M. Isubcock
Fannie Bifolt
Ariel Quartette
Charles W. Kennison
Enor
George Mendall ‘Taylor
Lourd
Baptist Tabernacle
Powdoin Square
M. R. Deming
Hig
Gettysburg
A. R
Micie School
Christadelphian Bible
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Boston Common
Piagstatt Ll
Samuel Small
D.D
Utah University
Seatatree
Treecvont Tremple
Luther T. Townsend
Boston University
New Hampsire
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