Crooked Driver Fined At Beacon Park Races
At Beacon Park yesterday the trotting meet drew a large crowd. Judges cracked down on crooked driving in the unfinished 2:22 class, fining Thornless driver York $100 and awarding $50 to Riely for driving. Races featured fast times and repeated efforts to uncover manipulation, with notable wins by Thornless, Thornless later disqualified, and heavy betting on Favonia and Hunter in the 2:19 and 2:25 classes. The program included multiple heats, close finishes, and postponement due to darkness and rain.
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Beacon Park
G. H. Hicks
T. S
Thornless
York
Riely
Little Nell
T. T
Jock Lowen
T.T. S
Ls Time
T. T.S
B. C. York
B. G. Thornless
George Haner
H. Lewis
Br. m. Little Nell
A. J. Feek
B.m. Lady Whitefoot
Hunter
L. Geradeau
G. G. Hunter
Watch springs form unusual nest in Swiss district
A wag tail incubated a bird nest made entirely of fine watch springs in a central Swiss watch-making district. The note covers biology, optics, dam projects, and new tech from Nehring, Powell, Mayall, and Lévy, touching on digestion of alternatives to timber ties, early color photography, and an automatic carbonic acid indicator using a dyed thread.
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Switzerland
Professor Nehring
Asia
Major Powell
United States Geological Survey
Yellowstone
Missouri
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
J. E. Mayall
London
Foucauld
M. Abraham Lévy
Wolpert
Nuremberg
Clarkson Batted Out by Indianapolis in Big Win
Indianapolis pummeled Clarkson and the New Yorks in a high scoring game at Indianapolis. Denny hit a drive forcing Clarkson from the mound as Madden struggled and Shreve was erratic but supported well. Buckley homered and Hornung Nash Madden Denny added sparks as the home team built a seven run edge.
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Indianapolis
Spence
Clarkson
Denny
Madden
Shreve
Buckley
Bostons
Klusman
Uate
Shomberg
Morrill
Hornung
Nash
Hines
McGeachy
Brown
Bassett
Johnston
Seery
Glasscock
Aerenert Bassett
Valentine
Detroit
Weidman
Conway
Giants
Lowells and Lynns split early games as week wins tally grows
In Lynn on July 5 the Lowell team lost to the Lynns in the fore noon marking their sixth win this week led by Larocque at bat. The Lynns then defeated the Manchesters in the afternoon as Staib was strong for Lynn and Laumann and Spill made sharp plays. Salem outplayed Worcester with Hines making a running high catch and hitting toward the railroad as attendance neared six hundred.
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Lynn
Lowells
Lynns
Larocque
Eynub
Powell
Cee
Manchesters
Ferson
Staib
Laumann
Spill
Sehnae Ea
Anchesters
Salem
Salems
Worcesters
Hines
Sabie Ces
Worcester
Deadly Grade Crossings Report on Newtonville Accident
The Railroad Commissioners released a report on the Newtonville grade crossing collision on the Boston & Albany line. Mrs. Estey was killed as she rushed across multiple tracks to catch a Boston train. her son narrowly escaped harm as trains passed nearby. The board notes gates could have prevented the tragedy but discusses limits of crossing safeguards and urges abolition of grade crossings on the main Newton line. They also reviewed the East Weymouth Old Colony crossing accident, finding no fault by railroad employees and noting added night guards at high-traffic crossings.
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Boston & Albany
Newtonville
W. H. Estey
Walnut Street
Stey
Newton
Legislative Committee
Old Colony
East Weymouth
Nathan Joy
W. W. Bates
Tu Revere House Reopens Under New Management
The Tu Revere House, now under new management, is described as improved and superior to its earlier acclaim as a first class hotel, signaling renewed confidence and quality.
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Tu Revere House
Heavy fire at Marysville Cal loss 200000
A major blaze swept the business district of Marysville California early today, destroying key commercial properties with estimated losses near 200000. Reports from other cities note fires causing varying damages including Rochester New Hampshire and Lake City Michigan.
Car Driver Assaulted on Tremont Street
John Loring, 24, a former police officer, was struck with a brick by John Burke on Tremont Street at about 11 last night. Loring, in a dangerous condition, was taken to City Hospital by a Station 4 police ambulance. Burke, 20s, fled the scene.
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John Loring
Tremont Street
John Burke
Burke
Loring
Mayor and water board discuss Follansbee meter chief removal
At a meeting yesterday the Mayor and water board with ex-Commissioner Rockwell talked over removing Mr Follansbee as superintendent of water meters. The city has not yet asked for his dismissal. They praise his public service and meter invention but fear a replacement would lack meter knowledge.
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Water Board
Rockwell
Follansbee
Follansbe
Public figures weigh in on tariff and party lines
A collection of editorials and statements from senators and governors discusses tariff positions, party support, and campaign tactics. Prominent figures such as Senator Sherman, Governor Gray of Indiana, and ex Governor St John provide commentary on platform harmony and election strategy, alongside critiques from opposition organs.
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Edmunds
Judiciary Committee
Philadelphia Ledger
Fuller
Harrison
Senate
St. John
Gray
Indiana
Thurman
United States
A. F. Schauffler
Chicago
Bob Ingersoll
New York Times
Ind
Seth Low
Dr. Schauffler
Vance
Connecticut
Morton
Hampden County
Springfield Republican
Cleveland
Arrison
Republican
American Institute of Instruction Meeting at Newport Promising
The outlook for the Newport gathering of the American Institute of Instruction next Monday is very promising with large numbers of teachers expected from Boston and nearby regions and throughout New England. The Temple quartet of Boston will provide musical entertainment.
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American Institute of Instruction
Newport
Boston
New England
Temple Quartet of
Hotels Quiet After Season With Noted Guests
The quiet hotel season settles in as dinners and parties end. Guests listed yesterday include Senator Chandler from Parker's, Captain Eugene Griffin, ex Governor Warren of Wyoming Territory, Corporal Tanner of New York, and Rev. E. V. Higgins of New York. Tremont hosts Governor C. C. Stevenson of Nevada.
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Parker
Chandler
New Hampshire
Eugene Griffin
A. Young
Warren
Wyoming Territory
Cororal Tanner
New York
Quincy
Horses for sale at Combination Stables article
Parties desiring horses for pleasure or business should consult the notice of J C Richardson in another column. At the Combination Stables, 243 and 245 Friend street, a desirable lot of horses will be for sale on Saturday. Team, carriage and saddle horses suitable for any purpose are available and should be examined.
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J.C. Richardson
Friend Street
Hanscom Dismissed for Insubordination by Boston Police Board
Boston police board late yesterday dismissed Olinton M. Hanscom chief inspector for insubordination and disrespect. The order, No. 114, was read to officers at roll call. Hanscom and his counsel criticized the decision as harsh and unjust after fifteen years of service.
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Boston
Board of Police
Thomas Ryan
P.m. Cyrus Small
Melvin O. Adams
Post
Coolidge House
Hanscom
Police Commission
Janscom
Relief Association
Small
Augustus Russ
Henry Parkman
Parkman
Russ
Messrs. Russ and
Adams
Obituary of Dr Abraham T Lowe 1796 187? Boston figure
Dr Abraham T Lowe died in Ashburnham at 91 years 10 months 19 days. Boston apothecary head of Lowe Reed. author of Columbian Class Book and Fragments of Physiology. longtime trustee and president of Cushing Academy. director in railways. member of First National Bank of Boston. Survived by son Dr Lewis G Lowe.
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Abraham T. Lowe
Ashburnham
Boston
Washington
United States
Abraham and
Charlotte (Hale) Lowe
Lunenburg
Abraham
New Ipswich
Dartmouth College
Chelsea
Court Street
Asen Sampson Reed
Cushing Academy
Bullock
Boston & Lowell
Western Railroad
Worcester
Albany
Boston & Worcester
Fall River
Legislature
Massachusetts
Order
New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
First National Bank of Boston
Lewis G. Lowe
Bridgewater
Fr Fulton Named Boston College President
The Pilot reports the appointment of Rev. Robert Fulton S J as president of Boston College. Fulton, longtime Boston College leader and former rector, previously served as provincial of the New York Maryland Province. He spent years building the school’s influence and recently worked in Jesuit houses in Ireland. The retiring president, Rev N Russo S J, is praised for his parish and college work and for authorship of Summa Philosophica and The True Religion.
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Boston
Robert Fulton
New York-Maryland
Society of Jesus
Boston College
Father Fulton
Porn
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Ireland
Thomas J. Campbell
S.J
St. John’s College
Fordham
N.Y
Composer's Night At Music Hall Opens This Evening
The first Composer's Night at Music Hall features Mr Neundorff performing selections from Sir Arthur Sullivan operas and serious works of a noted composer. Also on the program are a new Strauss waltz and Schreiner's Mephisto's Midnight Carnival novelty.
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Music Hall
Neuendorff
Arthur Sullivan
Schreiner
Mephisto
Old Man Run Over by Buggy on Cambridge Street
At 9 30 last evening Susie Dow driving a buggy at high speed on Cambridge street ran over George Montacriffio an aged gentleman of 2 Board alley crushing his chest and causing internal injuries likely to prove fatal She fled the scene but was promptly arrested
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Robinson & Tucker
Faneuil Hall Market
Oneida Street
New York & New England Railroad
Susie Dow
Cambridge Street
George Montacriffio
Board Alley
City News and Events From July Afloat and Casualties
Notes describe few councilmen using carriage privilege for Fourth of July, pending Columbus centennial delegation approval by Mayor O'Brien with ten days to sign. Reports include a damaged mercurial thermometer, a fatal railroad accident in Somerville, a man hurt near Boston, and cleanup work by the city forester on the Common. Additional items note deaths in the Veteran Firemen, theater plans for Pompeii and Pain, a Charlestown house sale, and library project delays. The Boston Museum season opens August 27 with Haslemere and September 10 for Little Lord Fauntleroy.
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O’brien
Columbus
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Milk Street
Annie McGinnes
Gilbert Street
Eastern
Somerville
Charlestown
James Haggerty
Summer Street
West Lynn
Boston & Maine
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Erastus W. Leaverus
Joseph T. Moses
Pompeii
Pain
C. W. Sawyer
Mystic
Bunker Hill Street
B. McLean
Bates Hall
Superior Court Notices Open Sessions With Judge Barker
Judge Barker will open equity sessions at 9 30 a m for first and second weeks this month. Motions consented to or to be allowed as of course may be presented on the presiding justice’s arrival Wednesday and Thursday. Other motions heard when reached in weekly list. Special urgency matters may be spoken out of order or disposed of in chambers. Counsel should state cause number parties names and purpose when setting down.
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Norice
Barker
Equity
Malden man guilty of assault with dangerous weapon
Superior Court Middlesex July 5 jury finds James E. Cutter of Malden guilty of assault with a dangerous weapon. Sentence postponed. Henry Crow of Newton fined $5 and costs for drunkenness. Wilhelmina Anderson of Cambridge fined $100 and costs for liquor nuisance. Patrick K. Tenney of Woburn on trial for liquor keeping.
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Superior Court
Middlesex County
Aldrich
James E. Cutter
Malden
Henry Crow
Newton
Wilhelmina ©. Anderson
Cambridge
Patrick EK. Tenney
Woburn
Governor Ames Stricken By Acute Bronchitis
Afternoon reports say Governor Ames suffers acute bronchitis worsened by hot weather. A Post reporter found him restless night and resting better last evening. State officials expect cooler air to aid recovery with no alarm in his household.
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Governor Ames
Post
National Prison Association Meets in Boston July 14 19
The National Prison Association of the United States plans a July 14 19 meeting in Boston with Tremont Temple hosting the opening and Tremont House as headquarters. Governor Ames Mayor O'Brien ex Governor Hayes and Rev Phillips Brooks will address attendees as tours of Concord Sherborn Charles Town and Deer Island facilities are scheduled.
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National Prison Association of the United
Association
Penal and Reformatory
Boston
Reformatory
Concord
Women’s Prison
Sherborn
Suffolk County
State
Charlestown
House of Correction
South Boston
F. H. Wines
DAY EXCURSIONS TO VINEYARD VIA COTTAGE CITY SCHEDULE
Leave Boston 9am with about two hours on the Vineyard and return from Cottage City to Boston by 7pm. Sundays offer six hours on the Vineyard with a same day return. Newport Cape Cod and other lines follow Old Colony timetable. Send 4 cents for Old Colony or 2 cents for Summer Days booklets with maps and hotel lists. Andress, Box 5143. J B Kendrick General Manager. GEO L Connor General F ss r Agent.
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Onset Bay
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Buzzard’s Bay
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Old State House
Old Colony Staton
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Scituate
Cee
Beige Edie Lotr Dennis
Falmouth
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Wenanmet
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West Barnstable
North Harwich
Wood’s Hall
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Kneeland
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Wood's Hall
Wood
Wood’s
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Middleboro
Hyennis
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Narragansett Pier
Wellfleet
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West Falmouth
Boston
Station Corner
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Illnois
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George M. Ward
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St. Louis
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