Trotting at Saugus Winners in 2:37 and 2:28 Classes
Yesterday closed the Merrimack Valley circuit June meeting at Franklin Park Saugus. Brunette won the 2:37 class with four heats, while Rex captured the 2:28 pace and trotters, with Nina and T. L. D. in notable placements. Next circuit event set for Lawrence July 4 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park
Saugus
Merrimack Valley
Brunette
Little Jim
J. Warner
Warner
Inlaid
Frederic
Nina
Rex
Association
Lawrence
John Trout
M. Brunette
A. Barngrover
G. J. Warner
J. A. Snow
G. Little Jim
A. Moulton
B. G. Inlaid
N. Stone
B. G. Woodburn Boy
A. Tompkins
B. G. Sweeper
N. J. Stone
Br. G. Rex
Etenee
J. J- Bowen
M. O'Connell
M. Nina
G. G. Frederick
Fitzgerald Keenan wedding in East Boston church
Representative James Fitzgerald married Miss Louise B Keenan at Most Holy Redeemer Church East Boston. The ceremony followed by a large reception at the bride's mother's Liverpool Street home with notable guests and gifts. The couple leaves for a two week honeymoon to New York Saratoga Niagara Falls and Montreal and will reside at 45 Liverpool Street East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James KE. Fitzgerald
Louise B. Keenan
Patrick Keenan
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Maverick Street
Boston
Father Hamilton
Peter J. Keen
New York
Charles Z. Endicott
Brookline
J. R. Murphy
Ann L. Keenan
Liverpool Street
Hic
W. J. Fynigan
Mayor's Office
Charles E. Endicott
Walsh
East Boston Court
Dolan
Lawrence
T. J. Lavery
Ferries
Lynch, Keough, Flynn and Curtis
Patric Maguire
Boston Common Council Passes Over Mayor Veto on School Funds
The Boston Common Council approved a supplementary appropriation totaling 65 000 for Roxbury High School and South Boston Grammar School, overriding the mayor's veto by a 40 to 8 vote. The body also raised the sewer superintendent salary to 5 000, debated a millstone junket for the underground wires, and approved numerous city projects and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Roxbury High School
South Boston Grammar School
Underground Wire Committee
Duggan
Ward 19
Rockingham Place
Cabot
Roxbury Streets
Fowler
Whitmore
Whall
Cambridge
Board of Fire Commissioners
Wilam Flanders
Roxbury
South Boston
Leary
Mr. Dewey
R. Sullivan
Blume
Ard
Frost
Whaill
Ward 7
Boston
United States
Philadelphia
Mr. Whall
Ward
Mr. Atwood
Mr. Mahoney
Mr. Foss
Mr. Fisher
Mr. Teevens
Carstensen
Mr. Delan
New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Equitable Land Company
Back Bay Park
East Boston Ferries
Broadway Bridge
Brighton
Superintendent of Common
Roslindale
Berry Street
Ward 23
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Cambridge Street
Allston
Committee On Printing
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Board of Police
Conductor E F Wells Killed at Dorchester Station
A New York & New England Railroad conductor, E F Wells, died after stepping onto the right track as a pay train approached Dorchester. The accident occurred during a second morning trip, with Wells crushed beneath the locomotive. Undertaker Gleason collected the body and arranged burial at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
New York & New England Railroad
E. F. Wells
Wells
New York & New England Company
Boston
Mr. Wells
Gleason
Welly
Mr. Owdoin Station
Mr .Stahor
Texas Moonshine and Malaria: Rowe on Lone Star State
Boston professor George H. Rowe lectured at the YMCA on Texas life, noting its climate, crops, and health issues. He praised Texas grandeur with maps, described a new Austin capitol built via land sale, and recalled Texan resilience amid jokes about Boston origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Rowe
Baylor College
Beston
Tex
Boston
The
Lone Star
Professor Rowe
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Lexan
Austin
Chicago
Albany
Washington
Sedalia
J. W. Throckmorton
Explosion Destroys Store in Ruriano. Woman Injured
Miss Sullivan, a milliner, lit gas at 6 30 in Merchants row Ruriano Vermont. A gas leak caused a large blast wrecking her store and smashing plate glass in nearby shops. Sullivan was thrown across the street. losses may total about 1000 dollars with 3150 dollars insured. Plate glass destruction likely reaches 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruriano
Murderous Assault in Bridgewater Leaves Youth in Critical Condition
James Thompson, 20, left with a stranger for West Bridgewater and returned with a six inch head wound. He lies critically ill and refuses to name his attacker. Police seek clues as investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridcewater
Mass
James Thompson
West Bridgewater
Unsuccessful float attempt of steamer Providence at Faux River
A second attempt to float the steamer Providence on the Faux River failed this afternoon. The vessel lies nearly level with no serious damage so far. Mirrors are intact and only one stateroom partition shows any sign of movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faux River
Providence
Lake Winnipesaukedane Company Holds 38th Annual Meeting
The thirty eighth annual meeting was held yesterday at the Lake. Officers elected include President J and Clerkety, with directors John M. J. Cole Edwin TMey len.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Winnipesaukedane Company
Clerkety
John M. J. Cole
Edwin ™Ey
Len
Two Sisters Robbed Near Framingham Train Stop
In June 80 two sisters named Ziegler visiting with an uncle were robbed after leaving the depot on the 5 o'clock train. A man followed them from the road by the waterworks and grabbed a bag containing a gold watch and jewelry, escaping across fields as bystanders cried out. No suspect is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specian
Ziegler
Framingham
Stranger dies after heat I ll health in Warnam field
Lawrence Fahey a 45 year old immigrant only two weeks in the country, collapsed in Harding's field during a heat wave after shoveling in a Pine street cellar all day. He died within a half hour of the fall. The medical examiner investigated and his remains were sent home. He leaves a widow and three children.
Wellington Gun Club June Tourney Draws Tight Diamond Badge ShootOff
At Wermeron on June 30 the Wellington Gun Club held its June tournament. In the diamond badge contest Eager and Hill tied with nineteen broken birds. Hill won the shoot off. First prize winners included Dickey, Stark, Bartlett in blue rocks and numerous other events featuring Stanton, Swift, Gerry, Eager, James, Hager, and DeRochmont among many competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Stark
Bartlett
Stanton
Wild
Swifts
Swift
Gerry
Eager
Saville
Snow
Rene and
Brown
James, Sark
Wilde
Smith and Bartlett
Hill
Hager
Longley
Francis
Baxter
James
DeRochmont
Foul Play Suspected In Pawtucket Missing Mason
In Pawtucket Rhode Island a murder mystery rattles the city after two pistol shots and shouting near the Boston and Providence railroad bridge over the Blackstone. Blood spatter on rails and sleepers with hairs matching Herbert Beckhard a 48 year old French mason missing since Tuesday noon prompts police to drag the river for a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Pawtucket
Boston & Providence
Blackstone
Herbert Beckhard
Suicide reported near Dr Field residence in East Bridgewater
Bela Hayward, 22, was found unconscious with a bullet wound behind Dr C E Fields home on Bedford street East Bridgewater. A revolver with one chamber empty lay nearby. officials deem it suicide though no motive is known. Hayward, unmarried, was employed by Dry Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briocewater
Mass
Bela Hayward
C. E. Field
Bedford Street
East Bridgewater
Dry Field
Stetson Marries Miss Kate Stokes Then Sets Sail
Benedict John Stetson proprietor of the Globe Theatre marries Miss Kate Stokes in a quiet ceremony at Hayward place. The couple then sails aboard the Pavonia for a two month voyage abroad amid farewell tributes from staff and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stetson
Globe Theatre
Mr. Stetson
Kate Stokes
Pavonia
Stetson
Job Print
Uncle Sam
Kate Stokes Stetson
Lila
John Doris
Emma
Frank J. Pilling
Belle Stokes
Mrs. Stetson
England
France
Cambridge Y M C A Lawn Party At Muzzey Estate
The Cambridge Y M C A hosted a lawn party on the Muzzey estate on Coolidge avenue Mt. Auburn last evening attended by over 700 people. Lanterns lit the grounds and Carter's Band played with fireworks featured during the event. A large crowd also attended the second free band concert on Cambridge Common featuring Martland's Brass Band led by Mace Gray. Cambridge police conducted an unsuccessful raid at the Prospect House in Cambridgeport yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Muzzey
Coolidge Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Carter
Cambridge Common
Martland
Brockton
Mace Gray
Cambridge Police
Prospect House
Cambridgeport
Bids Opened for Paving Blocks No Award Made
Proposals for furnishing paving blocks were opened with bids from 8 R J Lombard 42 per 1000 for 50 000 44 for next 50 000 and 4450 for 100 000 Rockert Granite 5390 for small 7680 for large Pigeon Hill Granite 58 for small 79 for large Cape Ann Granite 46 44 for small 68 96 for large McDonnell & Sons 43 for small blocks No award was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Lombard
Rockert Granite Company
Pigeon Hill Granite Company
Cape Ann Granite Company
McDonnell & Sons
Clean Watering Troughs Near Depot
A June 295 note from William A Warner in Boston complains the Broad street horse trough near the New York & New England depot remains foul. He urges daily cleaning, arguing for equal care of the noble horse and the noble man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F . Fay
New York & New England
Broad Street
Boston
William A, Warner
Brooklyn Tabernacle Society Pilgrimage to Martha's Vineyard
On Saturday Sunday and Monday July 2 8 and 4 the Brooklyn Tabernacle Society plans a pilgrimage to Martha's Vineyard. An illumination will occur Saturday a sermon by Dr Talmage Sunday and an oration with fireworks on the Fourth. Old Colony railroad offers excursion rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Tabernacle Society
Martha’s Vineyard
Talmage
Old Colony Railroad
Pavonia Sails from Boston With 175 Cabin Passengers
The Cunard steamship Pavonia left Boston for Europe at 4 30 PM with 175 cabin passengers, one of the port’s largest lists. Alderman Bromwich was aboard along with the board, city clerk, health commissioners Durgin and Taylor, who sent off by carriages to the East Boston wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cunard
Pavonia
Alderman Bromwich
Durgin and
Taylor
City Hall
St. Peter and Paul’s Church
South
Archbishop Williams
Rome
Healy
Portland
J. J. McNulty
T. J. Mahoney
J. Welch
F. J. Wilson
John Bulger
James Drinan
Wedding of J E Doherty and Jennie M L Flynn
The wedding was solemnized at the Cathedral yesterday morning by Rev Dr Talbot. Also noted: a fight arranged between Jack McAuliffe and Jim Carney for Oct 1 with a purse of 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Doherty
Jennie M. L. Flynn
Dr. Talbot
Jack McAuliffe
Jim Carney
Reeves
Boston Consolidated Street Railway Company
Medford Centre
West Medford
Salem Solicitor Forest L. Evans Weds Adelene Baker
The marriage took place at South Church Beverly at 6 30 last evening with Rev. E C Butler officiating. Bride Adelene Baker is daughter of the late Stephens Baker. groom Forest L Evans is city solicitor of Salem. A reception followed at 118 Cebot Street and the couple depart for a Canada tour before settling on Bridge Street Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Church
Beverly
Forest L. Evans
Salem
Adelene B. Baker
Stephens Baker
E. C. Butler
Charles Baker
Daniel N. Crowley
Perry Collier
Cebot Street
Canada
Bridge Street
Revenue stamps counted at Postoffice building today
Hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue stamps of all denominations will be counted and examined at the internal revenue office in the Postoffice building. General Sewall will receipt for the government while Collector John E. Fitzgerald will issue receipts for the transferred property. No stamps will be sold today but other office business proceeds as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Civil Service Commissioners
No. 6
Pemberton Square
Benjamin Sullivan
East Boston
C. F. Jenkins
Peter J. Hughes
A. P. Stahl
Internal Revenue Office
Postoffice
General Sewall
Internal Revenue Department
John E. Fitzgerald
Department
Internal Revenue
Mayor Raymond Honored At Recovery Reception
Last evening at Kine man Hall about 100 citizens gathered to wish Mayor Raymond well and celebrate his return to health and duties. Kil lam served supper as remarks were heard and the event described as very pleasant. The police investigate the found infant corpse on Essex street. Officer Barensen’s funeral was largely attended by G A R Post 34, Police Relief, Fiftieth Benne, Masons, with rites by Rev Towne and burial in Greenlawn. Saltonstall school pupils sent graduation flowers to hospital patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kineman Hall
Raymond
Killam
Essex Street
Barensen
Post 34
Police Relief Association
Fiftieth Benne Association
Masons
A. Towne
Greenlawn
Saltonstall School
Prompt settlement by insurance firm after worker's death
In James F. Cunningham's sudden death on the Old Colony road, Employers' Liability Assurance Corp. paid his widow $1000 within two hours after proofs of death were delivered. The swift payment underscores the company's readiness to honor its policy obligations without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Cunningham
Old Colony Road
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation
Court actions involving stock dispute and ship collision notices
Multiple court items include a June 30 hearing in a case by William Aspin et al seeking recovery of fifty shares of stock in the Pag National Bank, Goodyear Company defense, and patentability arguments. A separate libel by W B Drew et al against the schooner Enoch Robinson seeks damages for a Cape Cod collision on February 1, 1892, with attorneys listed for libellants and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Aspinet Butler
Recoven
Pag National Bank
S- A. Ranney
Buson
H. Talbot
Canfield Rubberrysaac Gross
Phillip Strauss
Goodyear
India
Cori
J. L
Roberts
J . Phillips
New York
Fred W. Betts
James A. Hudson
United States
Supreme Court Notes Estate Dispute Over Kinsey Action
The Supreme Judicial Court reviews Mary P. Ammidown administratrix vs Joseph Kinsey over estate real estate sales by executor Henry C. Ammidown. Allegations include improper investments and profits to Kinsey or Post & Co. of Cincinnati. court previously dismissed with costs. Also Boston Manufacturing Co. v Commonwealth upheld overvaluation of stock for tax purposes. petition dismissed as overvaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Ammidown
Joseph Kinsey
Kinsey
Henry C. Ammidown
Southbridge
Post & Co
Cincinnati
Post& Co
Ith
H. H. Buck
A. M. Cochran
Boston Manufacturing Company
The
Commonwealth
Board of Appeal
Sign Leases on Building Walls Lead to Court Ruling
In a joint suit by John Lowell and others against Thomas Strahan and Augustus Lowell against Sanfe, the court ruled the outer wall surface is part of the demised premises. The landlord claimed signs placed by tenants and agents violated covenants. the court held agreements allowing signs did not constitute underletting, and damage measure tied to rents received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lowell
Thomas Strahan
Augustus Lowell
Sanfe
John G. Calrow
Carrow
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Lowell & Lowell
D. F. Kimball
Barrett seeks admission as attorney in U S Circuit Court
Notice from Boston dated June 28 1887 states Harry H Barrett of Malden Massachusetts has applied to Henry L Hallett Commissioner for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court in the District of Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Massachusetts
Harry H. Barrett
Malden
Henry L. Hallett
U. S. Circuit Court
Boston & Lowell pamphlets on Winnipesaukee and Mountain Lake
The Boston and Lowell railroad issues two pamphlets Winnipesaukee and About There and Mountain Lake and River. The first covers the New Hampshire lake region with points of interest legends travel hints. The second is a tide book listing summer resorts with excursion rates hotels prices and vivid resort descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowe Railroad
Winnipesaukee
New Hampshire
Boston & Lowel
Large stock of summer suits to move at G. W. Simmons Co.
G. W. Simmons & Co. expects to sell ten thousand coats in a week at retail before Saturday night. Summer suits for yachting tennis and bicycle wear are offered at 32 to 44 North Street. Tents chairs and other items available with low prices at this house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Obituary notices of Abbie A. Noyes and several regional figures
Miss Abbie A. Noyes died at her Somerville home after a illness complicating kidney troubles. She had 32 years as cashier for Oliver Ditson & Co and was renowned for music philanthropy and charity. Funeral planned in Somerville. Other notices report Mrs. Hamilton Fish’s New York death, Captain Benjamin Dennis of Marblehead, Chief Engineer Henry L. Snyder in Washington, and William W. Billings of New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie A. Noyes
Somerville
Boston
Miss Noyes
Oliver Ditson & Co
Albert Webster
Brattle Street
Ditson’s
Charlestown
Ditson
Marblehead
Henry L. Snyder
Us.n
Washington
State, War and Navy Department
William W. Billings
New London
Coddington Billings
Yale
Business troubles and assignments hit several firms
The Standard Paper Company of Milwaukee assigned to J. E. Friend with $130,000 bond. liabilities near $200,000. The Kelley Carriage Company of Syracuse, N. C. assigned to P. J. Ryan. William H. Sturrock of St. Louis assigned with $6,000 assets. B. F. Boyden of Cambridge, Mass. failed and creditors called a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Paper Company
Milwaukee
J. E. Friend
Kelley Carriage Company
Syracuse
N. C
P. J. Ryan
William H. Sturrock
Queensware
St. Louis
B. F. Boyden
Grocer
Cambridge, Mass
Books Desired for a Virginia Asylum
The Southwestern Lunatic Asylum in Marion Virginia seeks books magazines and other reading matter to enrich inmate life. The superintendent Dr H Black welcomes donations and will note them in the first annual report. Albert H Gibboney clerk will coordinate and arrange delivery to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Southwestern Lunatic Asylum
Marion
H. Black
Albert H. Gibboney
Halifax Man Jumps From Express Train At Somerville
Maurice Keating of Halifax N Y jumped from a Boston & Lowell express near the McLean Asylum in Somerville while suffering delirious tremens. He clung to a roofs edge on Fitchburg street before being rescued and taken to the Somerville police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Keating
Halifax
N. Y
Boston & Lowell
McLean Asylum
Somerville
Fitchburg Street
Oliver Johnston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pitzgerald—Keenan
Church of the Din
Most Holy Redeemer
the Common Council
Chapman
Aoung
Orientee of Free Masons
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Saxonville
Wellesley
Wellington Gun Club
Gloucester
Boston Steamer
Boston & Gloucester Company
Central Wharf
Benedict John Stetson
West End Railway Company
S. R. Knights & Co
Fourth Street
Peter White
George F. Merritt
F. D. Sewall
Washington, D.C
James P. Downing
Birmingham
Eng
Frederic Robinson
Tremont House
Naval
Hoff
Washington, D. C
Parker's
Salem News
Supreme Judicial Court
Mountain Lake
Nantasket
Nantasket Beach, Mass
Russell & Sturgis
Franklin Street
Saratoga
Ilicext
A. C. Cowperthwaite
Iowa
G.o.taylor Whiskeys
GC. H. Graves & Sons
Ete Proprietors
Bostor
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