Rights to light and air block building alteration case
In a suit by dentists lessees against the American Protective League, the Superior Court weighs whether a landlord may alter a building to enclose light and air for tenants. The plaintiffs claim vested rights and damage to light, air, and signage, while the defendant argues lease terms limit rights. The court considers equity to restrain the construction, with the matter taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Protective League
Ine
Plastiffs
Aug. Russ
D. A. Dorr
K. M. Morse
A Veritable Waterloo for Boston Nine by Strong Cincinnatis
The Cincinnatis deliver a remarkably strong game as Staley outplays Boston. The Bridegrooms defeat the Cleveland nine, delivering a decisive result in a fast paced contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatis
Boston
Clevelands
Prince Regent wins stake at Charter Oak Park trot meet
At Charter Oak Park. Prince Regent wins the Charter Oak stake in a 2:19 to 2:21 range showdown. Stevie takes the 2:21 class with three heats, besting Miss Alice while Farmer Boy breaks down after a late bid. Chelsea D dominates the 2:27 class, and Edith R. earns top honors in the 2:19 heat splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Regent
Stevie
Farmer Boy
Chelsea D
Hartrorp
Conn
Srrerar
Charter Oak Park
Charter Oak Stake
Miss Alice
Mollie J
Geers
Acolyte
Bening
W. C. Daly
Quartermaster
Soudan
Chelsea
Edith K
Jame
Pamlico
Edith R
Turner
Fearnaught
Jil
Tie Seer
Emma E
Univer
Fis
Massachusetts Yacht Club Race to be sailed off Dorchester
The 124th Massachusetts Yacht Club race set for Thursday in Dorchester starts at 2 pm with classes from Fifth to Eighth. Prizes range from 20 to 5 dollars, ballast and sail rules apply, strict line signals, and entries due by Sept 3 at Boston Yacht Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Dorchester
Farm
Cow Pasture
Old Harbor
Castle Island
Spectacle Island
Sculpin Ledge
Governor's Island Channel
Boston Yacht Agency
Milk Street
Boston
Ioom
Furont Halliard
L. M. Clark
W. C. Gay
C. H. Guild
Philip Little
W. T. Mann
Huntington Defeats Hovey In Newport Best Match Of Day
On the Newport courts R P Huntington Jr of New York defeats F Hovey of Newton in a five set marathon in the national lawn tennis tournament. Slocum appears in form for a later meeting with the winner of the all comers while Keene, Carver, Chace and others win their first round matches at the Casino.
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R. P. Huntington, Jr
Fr. Hf. Hovey
Slocum
Newport
Sprerav
PY Herrick
Foxhall Keene
Deane Miller
M. G. Chace
W. P. Knapp
Perry Manchester
J. W. Carver
A. E. Waebt
P. S. Sears
P. Howland
F. H. Hovey
Tom Pettitt
Knapp
Manchester
Macolm Chace
Providence
Huntington
Narragansett Pier
New York
J. Winchester Carver
Chicago
A. E. Wright
Columbia
Carver
Hovey
Campoell
Wright
Newton
R. v. Huntington, Jr
K.P. Huntington
EI Eenoveyn
C. Hobart
G. Brown
Hartford
EB Hall
Charles A. Chase
Rk. D. Sears
James Dwight
Yom Pettitt
de Garmendia
Boston responder on streetcars atop the Catalina issue
Laurence Curtis of Boston writes to denounce electric streetcar danger and urge civic leaders to protect riders after a recent accident. He calls for mayor and district attorney action, comparing outsiders’ warnings to insiders’ neglect and urging legislative reform for safer city transit. Date cited Aug 28, 1890.
Marble tablet unveiled for Prince Rudolph memory
In Gams Upper Styria a large marble tablet was erected at the ravine entrance and unveiled on Sunday to honor Prince Rudolph. The inscription lists his name and birth and death dates, above which a high relief Madonna is carved with the words Mother of God pray for him.
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Gams
Upper
Styria
Rudolph
Mother of
God
Electric car collision at Boylston and Charles streets
An electric car from Brookline collided with a Harvard square horse car near Tremont House around 6 30 pm. No injuries occurred as passengers stayed calm while conductors restrained them. The electric car suffered major damage and blocked traffic until it was removed and sidewalked. The horse car sustained no significant damage.
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Boylston and
Charles Streets
Brookline
Tremont House
Cambridge
Harvard Square
Back Bay
Park Square
Cincinnatiis Crushes Bostons In Double Bill
The Cincinnati team, led by Arlie Latham's coaching, defeated the Boston club with sharp fielding and timely hits. Duryea and McPhee starred in defense while Marr and Reilly drove in runs. Boston struggled despite some solid plays, suffering a whitewash in the opener and falling 6-3 in the nightcap.
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Cincinnatis
N. L
Bostons
Brooklyn
Arlie Latham
South End
Lostons
Selee
Battery
Duryea
McPhee
Caylor
Latham
Arlie
Marr
Reilly
McGarr
Knight
Keenan
Tucker
Sullivan
Smith
Nichols
Hines
Beard
Holliday
Iase
Bogtons
Lowers
Chicagos
Philadelphias
Philadelphia
Chicago Club
Gleason
Luby
Quakers
Nagle
Schriver
Hami
Iton
Phonagon
Carroll
Wilmot
Earle
Anson
Hamilton
Allen
Cooney
Glenalvin
Gleeson
Burns
Gray
Ene Eee
Brooklyn Nags Cleveland in Exciting 8 to 2 Game
Brooklyn defeats the Cleveland team 8 to 2 at Brooklyn. Lovett pitches well for the Brooklyns, while Viau and Lovett issued walks. Batteries were Vian and Zimmer for Cleveland and Lovett and Clark for Brooklyn. Attendance 1035. Umpire McQuade. Time 1h 37m.
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Brooklyns
N. L
Clevelands
Brooklyn
Lovett
Brooklyne
Delaney_ and Virtue
New Yorks Defeat Pittsburgs In Smooth Game
New Yorks beat Pittsburgs 9 to 8 in a high scoring game. Highlights include Burkett Whistler and Denny with three base hits, Tiernan Glasscock and Burkett stealing bases, and strong pitching from Sharrott and Murphy. Attendance 308. umpire Street. Time - ih Ml.
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NEW Yorks
N. L
Pittsburgs
New York
Statterieg
Sharrott
Murphy
Esper
Wilson
Burkett
Whistler
Denny
Tiernan
Glasscock
New Yorks Triumph Over Chicagos in Rough Game
New Yorks defeated the Chicagos 9 to 4 in a listless contest. Gore, Slattery, Duffy and King led New York hits with several doubles and a home run by Gore. Pitchers Crane and Brown faced the opposing lineup, with King and Hoyle converting timely plays. attendance listed as 1915.
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NEW Yorks
P. L
Chicagos
New York
Cherch
Crane
Brown
King
Hoyle
Rons
Gore
O'Rourke
Slattery
Duffy
Shannon
Ryan
Oi Crane
Richardson
O’ Neill
Comiskey
Koyle
Pfeffer
Jiustian
Williamson
Wild Toitch
Knight and Jones
Brooklyns Beat Clevelands In A Poor Field Game
Brooklyn wins 10 to 6 at home as Cleveland struggles with fielding. Pitchers Weyhing and Kinslow work for Brooklyn, Bakely and Brennan for Cleveland. Notable highlights include Van Haltren Ward and Orr with two-base hits, Joyce stealing a base, and multiple errors by Cleveland. Attendance 873. Umpires Gaffney and Sheridan. Time 1 hour 38 minutes.
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Pittsburgs
Bostons
R. Bho
A. G
R. Bhlpo
A. FE. Fields
Brown
Wisner
Olstovey
Veckiey
Kelly
Ey Carroll
Brouthers
Corcoran
Richards'n
Kuehne
Nash
Maul
Quinn
Henley
Olrwin
Staley
Kilroy
Radhes
Pittsburges
Jase
Bae
Vittsburgs
Beckley
Stovey
Ferguson
Volbrook
Brooklyns
P. L
Clevelands
Brooklyn
e.Bed Vibeet Loselmi
Hage
Weyhing
Kinslow
Bakely
Brennan
Rons
van Haltren
Ward
Orr
Seery
Joyce
Bals
Andrews
Browning
Tebean
Stricker
Seruck
Doyce
Bauer
Larkin
Tebeau
Balk
Gaffney
Sheridan
Philadelphia Dominate Buffalos In 16 2 Exhibition Win
Philadelphia team trounces Buffalo 16 to 2 as Cunningham's pitching impresses old associates. Faatz ejected after the third inning. Farrar homered and multiple players reach base. Hatteries: Knell and Cross. attendance 770.
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Philadelphias
P. L
Buffalos
Philadelphia
Cunninham
Buffalo
Faatz
Clark
Knell
Cross
Cunningham
Mack
Shindle
White
Toy
Farrar
Hoy
Wood
Pickett
Griffin
Mulvey
Balla
Fogarty
Twitchell
Strick
Wise
Rowe
Snyder
Tierce
How to Hold a Husband and Thepare Baking Powder Endorsement
A dating era advice piece notes wives struggle to keep husbands at home over meals. It highlights Union Club of New York’s chief steward who uses and endorses Thepare baking powder for delicate dishes, praising purity, lightness of bread and cake, and broad appeal among prominent users. It invites trials at grocers.
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America
Union Club of
New York
Union Club
Atlantic Association Scores and Standings Snippet
In Philadelphia Columbus Athletics 21, Philadelphia 7. Baltimore Baltimore 6, St Louis 2. Rochester Toledos 5, Rochesters 2. Syracuse Louisvilles 11, Syracuse ?. Atlantic Association Lebanon Newarks 2, Lebanons 1. Harrisboro New Havens 2, Harris burgs 1.
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American Association
Philadelphia
Columbus
Athletics
Baltimore
Baltimores
St. Louis
Rochester
Toledos
Rochesters
Syracuse
Louisvilles
Atlantic Association
Lebanon
Newarks
Lebanons
Harrisboro
New Havens
Harrisburgs
Nomination for Chief Justice Field In Massachusetts Senate
Governor Brackett sent Judge Walbridge A. Field's nomination to the Executive Council for chief justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Field, born in 1838 in Springfield Vermont, has a long career including service as assistant U.S. attorney, assistant attorney general, law partner, and associate justice since 1881. The confirmation was postponed to the next meeting. Also reported is the 23rd annual reunion of the Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers at the Point of Pines with officers elected and speeches by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Knitington, Jr
V. H. Lovey
Huntington
Hovey
Brackett
New Hampshire
Executive Council
Walbridge A. Field
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Morton
Springfield
Fields
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Mr. Field
Dartmouth
Harvey Jewell
Harvard Law School
Mr. Jewell
United States
Massachusetts
Richard H. Dana
George 8. Hillard
President Grant
Jewetl
William Gaston
Supreme Court
Judge Field
Boston School Board
Common Council
House of Representatives
Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers
Point of Pines
McNamara
Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Mayor Hart
Alderman Short
Alderman Folsom
Patrick Donahue
Messrs. Maxwell
Michael Curley
G. W. Dutton
L Cunningham
Chelsea
Broadway
Simeon Butterfield
A. W. Brown
Champlin
Senate
Arthur B. Champlin
William S. Hixon
Franklin O. Barnes
D. EB. Gould
H. Holmes
J. Norris
J. M. Plummer
J. M. Mason
Elisha Eldridge
T. W. Rich
E. H. Rogers
Q. R. Allen
Real Estate Transfers Highlight 1891 Boston Market
Louis P Ober buys Nos 16 and 20 Avery street and 6 Haymarket place expanding his holdings. Property covers 3600 sq ft valued at 76000. Congress street Postoffice square building enlarging by two stories. Dorchester and West Roxbury sale on Blue Hill avenue and Columbia street for 27871 to Franklin Park Land Improvement Company. Market street Brighton estate sold for 8250 to Patrick Moley, deeded to Winey Keenan. Roxbury Conant street sale 4455 with 3000 mortgage to Union Institution for Savings. Ames building at Court and Washington streets to complete by July 1 1891. Framingham South street land and buildings sold for 3000 to John A Rose et al.
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Avery Street
Haymarket Place
Louis P. Ober
Congress Street
Postoffice
Union Institution For Savings
Norcross Bros
Ames
Court and
Washington Streets
Framingham
William Claflin
South Street
John A Rose
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Eseees Wodene AP
Eeee
Eeases
Eeeess Aenean
Charter Oak
Cere Ee Ee
Meek
Great Eastern
Lenco Lespeete Eth Foney
Greenlight
Osnyder
Seers
Ida Norwood
Ereduce
Lizzie Hewes
B. Eg
Walker
Mamobrino
Walae Pyela
Andréws
Furuer
Golsmihy
Siglight
Hers
Letty Jones
Sithy
Emma
Richmond
Mabel S
Cnst Wimiley
Elmo
Herrington
W. H. Nichols
Andrewe
Salvator
Monmouth Park
Lady Real
Worth
Biue Rock
Montana
Russell
Sorcerer
Senorita
Tila Blackburn
Stockton
Sinaloa
Demuth
Banquet
MP Age Rae
Firenzi
Tristan
Montague
G. Lime
Louise
Teddy Venture
Emett
J. Time
Rosetta
Naomona
Bergen
Salvatuer
Sails
Harvard Club
Newrport
Augustus Woodbury
Walcott Gibbs
John P. Farnsworth
H. C. Mackaye
A. Brackett
Ji RK. Storer
O. French
Rk. P. Huntington
I. H. Hovey
Fine
James
F. Keene
W. S. Kiervick
Furst
D. Miller
G. Hall
BE. W. Gould, Jr
Jl.tallant
M. J. Wright
JL. Clark
H. M. Billings
Cc. A. Chase
G. H. Hetrick
M.D. Smith
T. P. Borden
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J. S. Sears
C Howland
Pee K.P. Huntington, Jr
F.H. Hovey
Engstrom
R. C. Sands
G. W. Lee
C. Byrnes
Boxhat Keene
E. J. Hall
Campbell
W. B. Moorehead
Niagara
Ont
Queen’s Royal Hotel
L. N. Chase
T. Perkins
Bowman
London
Out
Post
Catalina
Cicero
West End
Laurence Curtis
Prince Rudolph
K. Bhapo
I. Bhlpo
Lathan
O Brodie
L O Lear
Lowe,s8
Knight, If
OlGanzeloc
Keenan.c
OlSmith
Duryea, P
Nichols,p
P.S
Congress Street Grounds
U. S. Gov't Report
Lynch
Real Estate News
Edward Burgess
State Street
Cowdrey
New Epampshire
Kingston
Sanborn Seminary
Siteo'tor'ans
Charles H. Clark
A. M
Nathan McLoud
West Chester Park
Chelsea Republicans
G. O. Taylor
H. Graves & Sons
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