Huntington Defeats Sears in Fifth Set at National Lawn Tennis
In Newport the final first round match of the national lawn tennis tournament ends with Huntington defeating Sears at the Casino courts after a hard fought five sets. Chase trails Clark in a separate match as Campbell edges Carver for a Columbia duel win.
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Huntington
Sears
Chase
Clark
Newport
R. I
Spreran
Casino
C. A. Chase
J.S. Clark
J. W. Carver
Campbell
P. S. Sears
R. P. Huntington, Jr
Boutb Wee
Bach
Iuecavrites
Juve
Deuce
Bourse Chessessessee-L
Charles A. Chase
Young America Club of
Philadelphia
National Amateur Lawn Tennis Association
A. Chase
Columbia
Narragansett Pier
Darra Peters
Carver
PSN E Wine Hs
J. A. Ryerson-foxhall
Kh. K. Sears
H. W. Slocum, Jr
Slocum
W.G. Hall
Clarence Hobart
Ryerson
Tom Pettitt
de Garmendia
W. P. Knapp
M. LD. Smith
Hobart
M. G. Chase
W. Lee
A. Engstrom
Tsé
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Hotels Scene Reveals Diamonds and Dress Plans
Henry Hemisby, Howell Osborne’s valet, held Miss Fay Templeton’s diamonds before customs. He is registered at Hotel Reynolds. Rumor says he is arranging reception of new costumes from Worth’s for Templeton to arrive on the next Cunard steamer. Other guests listed include Keeney Chicago and many from Philadelphia Boston New York and more as the travels continue.
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Henry Hemisby
Howell Osborne
Europe
Fay Templeton
Reynolds
Miss Templeton
Worth’s
Cunard
Vencome
J. F. Keeney
Chicago
W. E. Hayward
Washington
Ralston Balch
Philadelphia
E. G. Babcock
New Britain
Conn
Thomas
Chard
G. B. Sherman
Danbury
A. Bryant
Saco
Chester Snow, Jr
Harwich
Max Hirsch
New York
Alfred Gibson
W. G. Johnson
Nottingham
Eng
Youna’s
W. F. C. Hasson
U.S.N
G. C. Cressey
Bangor
John Mack
Portland
R. J. Delano
St. Louis
L. M. Dayton
Cincinnati
P. H. Tiernan
Kansas City
Pittsburg
F.C. Boyd
New Haven
W. H. Averill
G. KE. Judd
Pepternatus
A. Dick
Wilkesbarre
Enn
Arynonos
H. H. Voorneveld
Holland
W. D. Care
Putnam
A. Freest
Aurora
Houston
F. W. Thompson
Woodbury
H. V. Hinckley
Topeka
Kan
G. A. Abbot
Remont
M. P. Clark
M. Moffitt
Camden
N. J
James Archibald
Scranton
Penn
Estelle Ward
Lewis D. Harbaugh
Detroit, Mich
B. B. Campbell
Miss Jones
Baltimore
Quincy
J. E. Tarbell
Seattle
Wash
Aves Bailey
Stowe
P. C. Tyler
Athol
Resignation Letter of Chief Justice Morton 1890
Marcus Morton resigns as chief justice of the Supreme Judicial Court effective Aug 27 1890 citing health as the reason after nearly a third of a century in service. He addresses Governor Brackett from Andover noting regret and duty.
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Supreme
Superior Courts
Morton
Andover
Governor Brackett
Supreme Judicial Court
Judicial Department
Commonwealth
Marcus Morton
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Boston
Sam
John Q. A. Brackett
Brackett Accepts Chief Justice Norton Resignation
Governor Brackett informs Chief Justice Norton of acceptance of his resignation from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court effective August 27. Brackett praises Norton’s service, intellect, and integrity, extending best wishes for restored health and continued honor. Signed by John Q. A. Brackett and Marcus Morton.
Resignation of Massachusetts Chief Justice Bri ghams
Chief Justice Lincoln F Brigham resigns from the Massachusetts Superior Court effective August 31 1890 to Gov Brackett Boston. The letter dated August 23 1890 states his tenure began January 28 1869 and requests the resignation take effect at month end.
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Lincoln F. Brigham
Superior Court of Massachusetts
Brackett Accepts Justice Brigham's Resignation
Governor Brackett formally accepts Chief Justice Lincoln F. Brigham's resignation from the Massachusetts Superior Court. Brackett praises Brigham's long service, law knowledge, and humane disposition, and wishes him health and ease as he retires. The letter, dated August 28, 1890, expresses official respect from the Commonwealth.
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Commonwealth
Lara
Jorn Q. A. Brackett
Congressman Carters Visit and Campaign Talks
Congressman Carter of New York and secretary of the Republican national congressional committee met at the Republican State committee headquarters in Boston with Congressman Henry Cabot Lodge to discuss the Reed district campaign. Lodge then traveled to Maine while Carter returned to New York. The Olivette steamship will run weekly to Eastport and Campobello, with Bar Harbor sailings continuing on Sundays and midweek.
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Carter
New York
Republican National Congressional Committee
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodue
Republican State Committee
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Mr. Lodge
Tus Plant Line
Olivette
Eastport
Campobello
Bar Harbor
Clarkson’s Battling Victory Over Cincinnati Nine
Boston defeats Cincinnati 2 to 1 in a fiercely contested South End game led by pitcher Clarkson. Latham’s error helped the visitors, but Mullane and strong defense backed the home nine to secure the win.
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Bostons
N. L
Cincinnatis
Giants
John Clarkson
Lowe
Tommy Tucker
Tucker
Boston Nine
Long
Sullivan
Brodie
Ganzel
Clarkson
Latham
Mullane
McPhee
Reilly
Knight
Harrington
Hines
Beard
Bobby Lowe
Arlie Latham
Marr
Arlie
Smith
John
Lathan
Long John
Pop” Smith
Paul Hines
Chicagos Defeat Philadelphias on Strong All Around Play
Chicago nine tops Philadelphia 6 to 4 as hitters and defense shine. Burkett and Tiernan star with key hits and stolen bases. Pitchers Welch and Anderson issue walks and control issues. Attendance 208? Umpire Strief. Time 1h 31m.
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Tiernan
Anderson
Decker
Burkett
Miller
Balla
Welch
New Yorks
Pittsboros
Buckley
Whistler
Hornung
Berger
Osborne
Hecker
Jordan
Strief
Brooklyn Beats Clevelands in Ten Inning Game
Brooklyn 10 Cleveland 9 after ten innings in Brooklyn. Errors on both sides. key hits by Ward Bauer Andrews Larkin Hemming Delehanty and others. Hemming and Daily led Brooklyns with strong batting. Gruber and Brennan pitched for Cleveland. Attendance 641. umpires Sheridan and Gaffney. Time 2h29m.
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Brooklyns
P. L
Clevelands
Brooklvy
Lbrooklyns
Hemming
Daily
Gruber
Brennan
Ward
Bauer
Andrews
Larkin
Delehanty
Orr
Joyce
Browning
Ort Hemming
Philadelphia Pulls Ahead In Ten Inning Win Over Buffalo
In Philadelphia Aug 29 thePh Philadelphia team defeated Buffalo 8 to 6 in ten innings. Husted pitched three innings before Fontinion took over. Home runs by Pickett Hoy and Beecher. Shindle notched a three-base hit and two stolen bases. Attendance 672 with Snyder and Dearce umpiring.
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Philadelphias
P. L
Buffalos
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Husted
Uftinion
BAM
Buffinton
Hallman
Strafford
Mack
Shindle
Pickett
Hoy
Beecher
Faatz
Grifin
Fogarty
Twitchell
White
Mulvey
Rowe
Wise
Wila
Snyder and Dearce
New Yorks Beat Chicagos In Slow Rough Baseball Game
The New Yorks defeated the Chicagos 5 to 2 in a slow uninteresting game. The match featured 7 hits for New Yorks and 7 for Chicagos, with 5 New Yorks and 8 Chicagos errors. Attendance was 1729 with umpire crew Knight and Jones.
Special Contests for Eastern Yacht Club Forty-fives Forties Thirties
Yachts from any club may race in the forty five forty and thirty foot classes from Marblehead Rock on Wednesday September 10 at 10 45 am if weather permits. Two prizes per class with four starters. Courses form an equilateral triangle with Marblehead Rock Graves Whistling Buoy and a tug with the EYC flag as marks. Entries due by 2 pm Monday September 8 at Ward Burgess 50 State Street.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead Rock
Graves
Graves Winstling
Kaward Burgess
State Street
Closing fête at Episcopal City Mission nursery
Under Episcopal City Mission supervision the North End children enjoyed a six week vacation program at 93 Cross Street. About 125 children attended daily, with boys doing gymnastic exercises led by J W Fitzgerald and girls doing Froebel art. ice and cake treats, and Rev. Frederick J. Allen aiding as pupils move to public schools.
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Episcopal City
North End
Cross Street
Kate Stanley
Butler
Bayles
J. W. Fitzgerald
Charles McVey
Frederick J. Allen
Brooklyn Beaten by Cleveland in Openers
Brooklyn and Cleveland opened with a 6 to 5 Cleveland victory in Brooklyn. Davis, O Brien and Fouts led with three-base hits. Zimmer and Daly starred for Brooklyn with multiple occurrences. attendance 866. pitchers Beatin Young and Terry Clark.
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Brooklyns
N. L
Clevelands
Brooklyn
Beatin
Young
Watteries
Keatin
Zimmer
Terry
Clark
Harned
Davis
O' Brien
Fouts
Daly
Lis Zimmer
Delaney
Collins
Carather
Heatin
Sharp New Yorks beat Pittsburgs in close game
New Yorks defeated Pittsburgs 9 to 1 in a sharp contest. Pitchers Welch and Latterles, and the fielding showed stronger New Yorks performance with better hits and fewer errors.
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NEW Yorks
N. L
Pittsburgs
New York
Latterles
Welch
Paine's Furniture Company Showcases Global Selections
A feature on Paine's Furniture on Canal street notes its wide-reaching taste in interior decor with weekly exhibitions of new imports and factory products. The piece also lists the Fourth Great Sale of house sets at Waban to be held Saturday September 13 at 3 15 p m under James F C Hyde and Elliott J Hyde as auctioneers with details to follow.
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Paine's Furniture Company
Canal Street
Waban
James F. C. Hyde
Elliott J. Hyde
Dallas Paced A Mile In 2 14 At Grand Circuit Meet
Hartworp Conn Aug 29 SpectAn. Though four races were set t oday they wrapped quickly with two exhibitions and several heats. Dallas won the Insurance stake for 2:20 pacers finishing ahead of Bob Taylor who claimed most of the purse. Mocking Bird prevailed in 2:19% in the 2:18 class while Mambrino Maid kept pace. The day featured a bicycle duel where Harry Wilkes edged Laur ie by a narrow margin in a best two in three quarter mile heat.
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Hartworp
Conn
Harry Wilkes
Mme. Maranelette
Trotter
Wheel
Emma E
Seer
Emma
Richmond, Jr
Jocko
Dallas
Pittsburg
Marendes
Bob Taylor
Dodd Peet
Chimes C
Mocking Bird
Mambrino Maid
Mampbrino Maid
J. B. Richardson
Billie Beverly
Mamie Woods
Albion
Guy
C. H. Hamlin
Belle Hamlin
Justina
Poughkeepsie
Henton Sus
Eminge
Iichmond, Jr
Almont Boy
Predmore
Glot Cosceasc Sc Essrrseeerns
Getrs
Adis Chimes
Tallmadge
Goldsmith
Richardson
Ceessrveeres
Geers
Woods
Goldamithy
Starry Wilkes
George Wilkes
F. Turner
Ncess Cess Proceses
Th. & Laurie
Valcke Sraeonpol
Billia
Beverly
Rathbun
Ulrich
The Apaches Close Outdoor Season at Point of Pines
The final weekend at Point of Pines features The Apaches afternoon and evening show. Tomorrow includes the last major Sunday concert from 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Germania Band teams with Baldwin's Cadet Band for a first appearance of the season. Knoll and Miss Marie McNeil with Kronberg wrap up their final performances. Next week will close the Point of Pines season.
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Bunker Hill
Tremont Street
Aeroft
Point of Pines
Germania
the Pines
Baldwin
Knoll
Marie MecNiel
Kronberg
Auction sale updates on Prince street properties in Roxbury
J R Knights and Co sell several North End parcels on Prince street. Kellogg estates Nos 106 108 fetch 3885 to Michael Slattery with 1480 sq ft valued at 3900. Morrison buys Nos 126 128 for 2470, assessed 2600. No 180 goes to Louisa Lawless for 2630, assessed 2700. Five hundred plus square feet per lot. In Roxbury Arthur Means and wife sell Yeoman street property for 6000 to Albert Dana.
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Messrs. J. R. Knights & Co
Prince Street
Charles F. Kellogg
Michael Slattery
Michael J. Morrison
Louisa N. Lawless
Henry Kellogg
Roxbury
Arthur K. Means
Yeoman Street
Albert E. Dana
Cambridge Democrats set caucus dates for state and local delegates
The Cambridge Democratic ward and city committee met in Central Square and voted to hold caucuses for State congressional senatorial county and councillor delegates on Sept. 8. They also approved Representative caucuses for Oct. 7.
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Cambridge
Central Square
From Hagerstown to Roanoke A Scenic Virginia Journey
A travelogue extols a southbound train trip from Hagerstown to Roanoke via the Shenandoah Valley. It praises Blue Ridge scenery, caverns at Luray and Natural Bridge, Virginian hotels, and the Natural Bridge resort with famed vistas. It highlights Roanoke’s Hotel Roanoke and sunset views over the Alleghany Range from Reservoir Hill.
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New England
White Mountains
Green Mountains
Berkshire Hills
Maine
Rocky Mountains
Shenandoah Valley
Hagerstown
Penn
Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Central
Blue Ridge
Virginia
Luray
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
America
Glenwood
Jehu
Natural Bridge
Mtt. Lincoln
Mars Hill
Mt. Jefferson Observatory
Forest Inn
Cit
Roanoke
Reservoir Hill
Will They Consent engraving offered with wax starch promo
A 19x24 inch engraving titled Will They Consent reproduces the Kwall painting sold for 5000 dollars. It shows a young woman in a luxurious room near a half open door while her lover asks her parents for consent in marriage. A grocer deal offers three ten cent wax starch packages to receive one engraving.
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Kwall
Sunday notices of religious talks and concerts in Boston
A sequence of Sunday events lists Vesper services at Union Hall 18 Kwoylston with Rev A P Mayo speaking on Young Men and Women in the City and music by Mrs Alice Osborne and others. Dr Landis performs at Men's Hall Tremont, with a Self Knowledge lecture for gentlemen. Evangelistic Association of New England meets on the Common with Rev Harriman. Boston area churches announce morning services and Tremont Temple programs with speeches by Prof Calvin F. E. Amazon on Christian patriotism and French Protestant College links.
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Evangelistic Association OF New England
N. HL. Harriman
Curnen
Justin D. Fulton
D.ds
Boston
John Boyle O'Reilly
Congregational Ciuncin
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Union
Nev. A.M
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