Law and Indian Rights Led ABA Session in Boston
The American Bar Association opened its fourteenth annual meeting in Horticultural Hall with President Baldwin presiding. Talks by Judson and Hornblower covered private contract liberty under police power and the legal status of Indians, proposing federal courts and uniform laws for tribes and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Butler
Lowell
Frederick N. Judson
Missouri
Judson
John
William B. Hornblower
New York
Hornblower
Thayer
Cambridge
South Dakota
United States Army
United States
Butler Elects Thirty-Seven Members at Afternoon Session
The afternoon session opened at three with President Baldwin presiding. Thirty-seven new members were elected in the meeting, expanding the organization’s ranks with new affiliations.
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Baldwin
Weather Indications and Rain Forecast Across Regions
Northern New England shows partly cloudy skies with little rain and higher temperatures except in Maine where winds are southerly. Southern New England remains cloudy with possible local showers and southerly winds. Friday may bring unsettled weather followed by pleasant cool days. Forecast notes fair overall conditions with some coastal cloudiness and varied rainfall across New York Bay to Florida.
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POST
New England
Maine
Atlantic
Florida
New York
Lynchburg
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Charlotte
Tampa
Alleghanies
Wisconsin
South Dakota
St. Vincent
Alabama
Nantucket
Boston
Portland
Mississippi Valley
Washington
Reds Streak Continues as Boston Beats Milwaukee
Boston’s hitters exploded in the late innings to rout Milwaukee 7 runs to 4, Canavan delivering a homer and Brown, Farrell, and Dalrymple among key contributors. Dwyer faltered in the eighth as Dwyer gave up six hits and four earned runs, while Murphy’s fielding miscues helped Boston tally four unearned runs on the Milwaukee defense. The crowd of 2,825 witnessed a lively display as Boston showed speed on the bases and strong batting to win the Labor Day tilt.
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Brewers
Reds
Cincinnatis
Dwyer
Milwaukees
Morgan Murphy
Canavan
Dalrymple
Earle
Carney
Radford
Shock
Richardson
Murphy
Dalrymaple
Boston
Deerhounds
Vaughn
Farrell
Brouthers
Lively
Pettit
Tom Brown
A.A. i Milwauke F. R. BH
PO. A. Es R. BU
A. E
Homgh Eclisecoi Ks
Milwaukee
Eseses Ee
Brown
Burke
Dutty
O’brien
Heston
Shoch
Vaughan
Stricker
Kerins
A New Old Church at St Pauls Undergoes Alterations
St Pauls Church is undergoing extensive summer renovations. The organ is moved from the gallery to the back library area, the choir will sit on the platform, and the front pew row is removed to expand seating. The interior will feature frescoing and reupholstering for a handsome, convenient space expected to open around October first.
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St. Paul’s Church
Colored League to Present W. O. Armstrong for Auditor
A meeting at Chapel Hall on West Springfield Street ratified the nomination of W. O. Armstrong for State auditor and his name will likely be presented to the Republican State Convention next month. A nine-member committee of colored ladies was appointed to raise funds for the league while rail service touts the Gilt Edge Express between Boston and New York with daily runs and praised dining facilities.
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Chapel Hall
West Springfield Street
W. O. Armstrong
Shore Line
Boston
New York
Baltimore Beats Columbus By One Run In Close Game
Baltimore won a tight 6 to 5 game over Columbus with timely batting and solid pitching. Healy allowed three runs, Knell six, and a 1 1 1 attendance of 1031 marked the crowd. Two-base hit by O Connell highlighted Baltimore offense as both clubs totaled seven base hits.
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Chicago
N. L
Brooklyn
Colts
Ely
Duluth
Chicagos
Chicago de Hoc
Ces
Catech
Gumbert
Merritt
Lovett
Kinslow
Burns
Ryan
Dahlen
W.O’ Brien
Pfeffer
Carroll
Foutz
G Gumbert
Anson
Lynch
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Gruber
Zimmer
Kling
Keefe
Clements
Thompson
Davis
McAleer
Graber
Virtue
Childs
Gleason
Myers
Brown
Hurst
Washington
A. A
ST. Louis
Carsey
Stivetts
Baltimore
A.A
Columbus
Baltimore Club
Columbus Today
Healy
Robinson
Knell
Donohue
O’ Connell
Altimore
Haltimers
Wheelock
Crooks
Lehane
Donohine
Ferguson
Higgins Discharged From Boston City Hospital
Charles E Higgins, supervisor at Boston City Hospital, has been discharged after a dispute over management. The trustees cited lack of foundation for Higgins's charges and stated the action to take effect immediately. Higgins defended his seven and a half years of service and plans a rest on Cape Cod.
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Charles E Higgins
Boston City Hospital
Higgins
Charles C. Higgins
Rowe
Jay
Cape Cod
Fire engines to be tried and Harvard bridge opening planned
Today at 10 30 a m the Clapp Jones fire engines will be tested at the South End city yard foot of Bristol street. Harvard bridge will be opened to public travel on Tuesday Sept 1 with no dedicatory ceremonies. President Whitney reviews an electric line from Harvard square to Mt Auburn via Mt Auburn street. A boarding house at 16 Salem street was vacated by Health Board for cleanliness concerns. An unnamed man was fatally struck by a train near the Union Freight office on Atlantic avenue. The medical examiner was notified.
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Clapp & Jones Manufacturing Company
Hudson, N. Y
South End City Yard
Bristol Street
Harvard Bridge
Whitney
Harvard Square
Mt. Auburn
Mt. Auburn Street
Salem Street
Board of Health
Atlantic Avenue
Union Freight Railway
They Want to Be Teachers at Boston Public Schools
A crowd gathered at the Girls' High School on West Newton Street for the annual teacher examinations. About 119 candidates seek teaching certificates across first to fourth grades, with several applicants for special subjects, kindergartens, cooking, and sewing schools. Examinations continue for three days.
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West Newton Street
Boston
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Man Dies From Alley Brick Assault In August Case
Michael Bresnahan died at City Hospital from head injuries after a brick strike in an alley off Hudson Street on August 17. Alleged attacker Maurice Connors alias Dolan, a junk dealer, was held for a week after court on August 21. Charge to be manslaughter. Connors to be brought to court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bresnahan
Hudson Street
City Hospital
Maurice Connors
Dolan
Connors
Hetherston Importing Co Announces New Wine Liquor Line
The Hetherston Importing Company congratulates its latest importation of high grade wines and liquors. It promotes a wide range of low priced goods, praised for rich body mellow flavor and health claims. Address 44 and 46 Broad Street Boston to receive their free catalogue. they are sole proprietors of Elite Kentucky whiskey.
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Hetherston Importing Company
Broad Street
Boston
Northern Investment Company stock feature and history
The Northern Investment Company stock at 200 per share is an investment backed by real estate in large growing cities. It notes substantial appreciation from Sioux City purchases and announces a new feature allowing partial payments on shares with 64 percent interest on amount paid. Full particulars are in the advertisement on page six.
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Northern Investment Company
Sioux City
Capacity halls fill with praise for G O Taylor Whiskey
The piece lists capacities of major cathedrals to contrast with crowding to praise G O Taylor Bourbon and Rye Whiskeys bottled by C H Graves & Sons and sold by Druggists and Grocers. It claims the whiskey has never been equalled for medicinal quality and social use. Chester Graves & Sons are named as sole proprietors.
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Rome
St Peter’s
Milan
St. Paul's
London
Cathedral
Antwerp
G. O. Taylor
C. H. Graves & Sons
Drageists and Grocers
Chester
Graves & Sons
Political contest simmers in Massachusetts districts
The Second District race grows animated with Colonel E. V. Mitchell leading in Medfield county, while ex Senator Savage and Colonel Ben Lovell vie for influence. In Fifth Suffolk, Wilson Parkman and Smith spar for the Senate delegation amid ward alignments, with Towle favored for a third term as Senate president. Legal notices detail a deposit dispute over a new Commonwealth act and pending injunctions regarding a $200,000 sum.
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E. V. Mitchell
Brackett
Medfield
Savage
Taunton
Bristol County
Ben Lovell
Mitchell
Byron Truell
C. A. Loring
Melrose
Jeffs
Hudson
Senate
Suffolk
Henry H. Spracue
W. P. Wilson
Henry Parkman
Smith
Wilson
Booming Allen
Allen
Parkman
Ward 11
Fox
Campridge
Congress
George M. Towle
Brookline
State Senate
Towle
George N. Swallow
W. H. Preble
John Read
Cape Cod Ship Canal Injunction Against Company
A temporary injunction restrains the Cape Cod Ship Canal Company and others from disposing of $200,000 deposited with the treasurer of the Commonwealth. George H. Titcomb, chief engineer, sues for $70,000 for services from 1883 to 1890, asserting the company defaulted on his suit and that the deposit should be used to pay claims. The case discusses old and new company acts, deposits, and priority of creditors under insolvency rules.
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Commonwealth
Jast
The
Lock« Vrood and Livermore
Rece
Iver
Cape Cod Ship Canal
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
George A. Marden
Frederick A. Lockwood
Thomas L. Livermore
Marden
George H. Titcomb
Old Canal Company
Boston, Cape Cod
New York
Old
Cape Cod
Livermore
Lockwood
Supreme Court
Boston Water Power bonds dispute in equity suit
Ex parte Alfred A. Marcus vs H Staples Potter. Court orders notice to show cause why Potter should not be restrained from selling twenty six $1000 Boston Water Power Company bonds held as collateral for a $26,000 loan. Marcus alleges continued borrowing totaling $100,000 with collateral including bonds and securities, some sold without proper notice, with excess proceeds not accounted for or applied to the loan. Plaintiffs seek accounting and delivery of bonds. bonds may have been sold.
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Suffolk
Equity
Sherman
Boston Water Power Company
Alfred A. Marcus
H. Staples Potter
C. A. Prince
C. W. Bacon
Royal Ark
Willian W. Ordway
Order of the Royal Ark
Haverhill Lodge
Mr. Jones
Haverhill
Alice B. Coulter
Order of the Red Cross
D. E. Gould
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W. B. Hornblower
American Bar Association
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Mississippi
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Richard Vaux
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Wyoming
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B G. Schley
K.W. Williams
I. C.grubb
L. L. Scarfe
H. W. Fuller
Lancester
E. BL. Smith
L. Bayne
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
W. A. Hammond
J. Putnam Bradlee
Edward 0. Hindklew
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Francis Rawle
Mr. Thayer
Professor Thayer
Dawes
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Peabody
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Colored League
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Supreme Judicial Court
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GEO. M. Winslow & CO
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Cheater Park
Westland Avenue
Fr. W. Lincoln
Tremont
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Exeter
Newbury
Marlborough Streets
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Remington Standard Typewrit i CO
School Street
Wynn & Nock
Sioux Falls
Snow, Church & CO
Franklisst
Vid Establishes Company
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