Races at Beacon Park Close and Exciting Meet
Beacon Park races drew a large Eastern circuit crowd with perfect weather and fair conduct. The 2:31 class saw Watt lead early, George C. falter, Rocket rise, and Watt win by a length after a dramatic stretch, with times around 2:26. The 2:45 class produced Crescendo narrow wins over Lady Wellington and Major Ulrich, with several heats shaking up the standings. In pacing, Allen Maid defeated Lady Wilkins and Hy Wilkes after multiple heats, finishing with Hy Wilkes taking the final win.
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Beacon Park
Watt
George C
Riely
Rocket
George C. Doth
J. Feek
B. G. Watt
Fram
B.g. Baby Lamberto
Ohn Gibbs
B. m. Sontag
Major Ulrich
Crescendo
Benton
Lady Wellington
Major
Governor Benton
Wellington
Cresendo
Lady Ellington
Wey
Arkville Farm
K. Kendall
Governor Benaoe
E. Wood
Lady Wilkins
Hy Wilkes
Allen Maid
Lady Wilkes
Maid
Wilkes
R. H. Dorr
B. G. Hy Wilkes
John Trout
M. Allen
H. Foster
B. m
G. H. Hicks
H. B. Miller
M. Goodspeed
F. Subert
Pittsburghs Triumph on Lucky Day in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg yesterday the home club edged the Washingtons 3 to 2 as Knell struggled with wild delivery in his debut for Pittsburghs while fielding miscues and timely hits kept scoring chaotic. Attendance reached about 1,500 as Sanborn’s team survived late pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittspuro
Senators
Knell
Loring's Assailant Arrested in Early Morning
John Burke was arrested early yesterday for the assault on car driver John Anne Thursday night. Lor is still in a dangerous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring
John Burke
John Anne
Lor
Summer Clothing Ad From Macallar Parker & Co.
An advertisement for Macallar Parker & Co at 400 Washington Street touts summer wear in India English and American seer guckers mohair and alpaca coats linen and mohair dusters white duck and fancy linen vests all offered at low prices. Shoppers are promised first class goods and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Macallar
Parker & Co
Washington Street
India
Lynns beat Worcesters in pitcher’s duel to extend win streak
The Lynn club defeated Worcesters 2 to 1 before 1200 fans in Lynn this afternoon, marking their tenth straight win and eighth this week. Corcoran Doyle Lanman and Lynch starred on defense, while a rumor of disbanding was denied. A meeting at Parker House elected E F McGunniglie as umpire, with Burden acquitted of misconduct. The league plans to finish the season as scheduled.
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Lynn
Lynns
Worcesters
Ferson
Walker
Corcoran
Doyle
Lanman
Lynch
Conant
Bostons
Henry Murphy
Lydte
Hisieins
New England League
Parker House
Burden
E. F. McGunniglie
South Boston
T. H. Bond
Local Baseball Scores From City Leagues
Other games report St Louis Brooklyns 6 over St Louis 2 in St Louis game. Cincinnati Cincinnatis 9 over Athletics 8. Kansas City Kansas Citys 6 over Baltimores. Louisville Louisvilles 6 over Clevelands 3.
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St. Louis
Brooklyns
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Athletics
Kansas City
Kansas Citys
Baltimores
Hanscom's Successor Temporary Chief Inspector Named
Captain Eldridge of Division 6 becomes temporary chief inspector in the Smail Hanscom affair. Lawyers Russ and Adams served notice to the police board to pursue civil court redress while Hanscom vows to serve the force in any role. Commissioners debate the removal, with Osborn and Whiting backing discipline and Lee seeing no grounds to impeach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smail-Hanscom
B. P. Eldridge
Division 6
Board of Police Commissioners
Messrs. Russ and Adams
Hanscom
Lee
Osborn
Whiting
Benjamin P. Eldridge
Truro
Boston Police Department
Police Commission
Hearings on knitting machines and city cloth sales adjourned
A City Hall hearing on management of public institutions featured disputes between two lawyers and Alderman Murphy. Witnesses described knitters and wool goods sales to the city, including Lamb & Tuttle machines and various fabric purchases. The committee adjourned, to be recalled as needed for further testimony.
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City Hall
Murphy
Sanford ©. Winsor
Arnold & Winsor
Harkins
Samuel P. Curtis
New England
Lamb &Tuttle
Deer Island
South Boston
Marcella Street
Tuttle
Colonel Whiton
E. D. Pritchard
New York
Boston
Lamb & Tuttle
Patrick H. Farren
Board of Directors
James H. Mallen
E. D W. Pritchard
Pillsbury
City of
Mr. Gargan
Alderman Murphy
Preston & Co
Porehee
Rufus
Frost & Yo
Cassimeres
Preston
Gowing, Sawyer & Co
Case, Leyland & Co
Rufus S. Frost
Cassimere
H. Harlow & Co
MacIntosh, Green & Co
Mr. Pillsbury
Cushing
Eddy
Palmer's Bail Reduced in Embezzlement Case
Judge Parmenter ruled no embezzlement in three stock theft counts against broker J Benjamin Palmer for New York and New England and Western Union shares owned by Thomas W Flinn. The West End stock dispute remains undecided awaits grand jury input. bail lowered from 20090 to 2500 for August Superior Court appearance.
Will of William T Carlton Bequeaths $100 to Several Societies
The late William T Carlton leaves $100 to each of the Home of Aged Colored Women Tent Female Refuge Society Boston Children French Society New England Aid Society of the Aged and Friendless aiding the Home for Aged Couples and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He provides cremation by New England Cremation Society and burial of ashes in an earthen jar beside the Kiltons and Keltons in Old Dorchester burial ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Carlton
Home of
Penitent Female Refuge Society
Boston Children French Society
New England Aid Society of
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention
New England
If We Have Real Hot Weather Try Pyles Pearline
In the heat of summer a practical nudge to use Pyles Pearline for easy cleaning. The ad emphasizes efficiency and economy as a quick household tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
James Pyle
New York
School Teachers Go West to San Francisco Convention
A group of about 260 New England teachers, mainly from Massachusetts, departed by special Pullman train for the teachers convention in San Francisco. The itinerary runs from Boston to Rotterdam Junction and through multiple routes to Chicago Ogden and Salt Lake City, with final arrival in San Francisco expected Tuesday morning July 17.
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New England
Massachusetts
San Francisco
Boston
Rotterdam Junction
Fitchburg
Hoosac Tunnel
Suspension Bridge
West Shore
Buffalo
Fort Gratiot
Grand Trunk
Great Western Division
Chicago
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Oun Bluffs
Chicago, Milwaukee
The Fall of Pompeii at the Amphitheatre
The Last Days of Pompeii spectacle draws all classes with 25 and 50 cent admission. Tonight features a pyrotechnic portrait of Mrs. Cleveland and a Fairy Fountain display. Public transit cars run from Scollay Square, Tremont House, and Park Square to the amphitheatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeii
Cleveland
Scollay Square
Tremont House
Park Square
Amateur Sports Day at Oak Island Meets Noted Umpire
A Working Boys Home gathering at Oak Island grove outlines an outdoor program for next Wednesday with John Boyle O'Reilly as umpire and head judge. Events include two mile runs and walks, wrestling for 140 pounds and under, high jump, pole vault, shot put, and a tug of war, with medals awarded for winners. Professional bouts feature Daniel J. Herty and other boxers. Entries close Tuesday morning with James F. Ormond.
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Oak Island Grove
John Boyle O'Reilly
Daniel J. Herty
Rowel
Littlewood
Jank Murphy
Ike Weir
Belfast
John T. Griffin
Plymouth County
Joe Lannany
Jack Kirwin
O’reilly
James F. Ormond
Tremont House
General Greely Visits Boston Inspects Signal Station
General A W Greely chief signal officer tours Boston inspecting the signal station and visits the Chamber of Commerce. He discusses weather map observation times press influence and faster service through the Associated Press. He notes need to reorganize the department and examines clerical staffing implications before a Senate outcome.
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A. W. Greely
Wood’s Hall
Vineyard Sound
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
General Greely
Associated Press
Iene
Grick
Oston Chamber of Commerce
Fruit Exchange
General Eckert
Western Union Telegraph
England
House
Senate
Apaal
Washington
Governor Ames Improves at Home After Illness
Reports of his worsening were unfounded. Since Wednesday Governor Ames has steadily improved, aided by fresh air and restful sleep. His physician Dr. George Cogswell expects he may return home to North Easton as early as Monday or Tuesday next week with continued favorable signs.
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Ames
Commonwealth Avenue
George Cogswell
North Easton
Burglary at Riley House on Boylston Street
Thieves entered the house of J. M. Riley at 4 30 yesterday afternoon, escaping through the rear as Mr. Riley opened the front door. A bureau was rifled revealing $500 in cash left overlooked. The cellar showed remnants of a prior feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Riley
Boylston Street
Mr. Riley
Dentists From U S and Canada Gather in Boston
Dentists from across the United States and Canada will attend the union dental meeting at the Institute of Technology in Boston from July 10 to 13. Dr. Horatio C. Meriam of the Massachusetts Dental Society will call the meeting to order, and Dr. R. K. Andrews of the Connecticut Valley Dental Society will deliver the welcome. Several professional talks are planned, with harbor and suburban excursions on July 11 and 12. Headquarters will be at Hotel Brunswick.
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United States
Canada
Union Dental
Institute of Technology
Horatio C. Meriam
Massachusetts Dental Society
R. K. Andrews
Connecticut Valley Dental Society
Boston
Hotel Brunswick
City notes on church services and local events
Notices describe vacation services at New South Church supported by multiple congregations, all seats free, led by Rev. George H. Young. Also reported are local deaths, a fraud case, a horticultural exhibition, prison service exams, a German warship in harbor, court house facade changes, ship captain arraignment, and an inspection trip by West End railway officials.
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New South Church
George H. Young
Tremont
Chandler Streets
Church of the Disciples
James Freeman Clarke
South Congregational
E. E. Hale
D.D
Church of the Unity
M. J. Savage
New South
Julia Whalen
Eighth Street
South Boston
Board of Assessors
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Boston
Frank Miller
Orleans Street
A. S. Chase
Hallett
United States District Court
Chase
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Pemberton Square
New Court House
E. C. Cabot
Lucius Hale
Sarah
Fayal
Whitney
West End Railway
Richmond
Water Board
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Republican Platform Echoes in Political Debate
A compilation of quotes and editorials from Republican and allied papers criticizes Democratic positions and the 1888 campaign. It highlights calls for tax reform, attacks on General Alger, and references to Harrison’s supporters and tariff debates, including S. D. Bingham’s Michigan outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estee
Springfield Republican
Alger
Philadelphia Enquirer
Indianapolis Journal
Harrison
Kuklux
Louisiana
South Carolina
Indiana
Ohio
New York Tribune
S. D. Bingham
Michigan
Republican State Committee
Garden gathering brings 1200 from several societies
Yesterday at Melville Garden about 1200 attendees included delegations from the Unitarian Society and Sunday school of Lexington, the Seamen's Friend Society of Boston, the East Baptist Society of Lynn, and the Congregational Society of Quincy Point, plus 500 transient guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Garden
Unitarian Society and Sunday School of
Lexington
Seamen's Friend Society of
Boston
East Baptist Society of
Lynn
Congregational Society of
Quincy Point
Campobello season opens with busy Barker at hostelry
On Gampobello Island the Campobello season begins with Manager Barker well booked for July and August. A new pier to Owen and Tyn-y-Coed eases access, avoiding the climb to the old landing. More than twenty guests arrived before opening, and a proposed Bar Harbor Eastport railroad could boost the cool Atlantic coast resort next season.
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Campobello
Barker
Owen and
Tyn-y-Coed
Bar Harbor
Eastport
Atlantic Coast
Sunday Services and Lectures at Local Halls
Sunday religious events listed include B Y M Christian Axton evening vesper at Union Hall 18 Boylston Street with Rev W S Key of Ola Boston England on Gambling. special music by Flora Barry. doors open 7:16, service 7:45. Christadelphian lectures at Chandler Hall 18 Essex Street at 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Tremont Temple features multiple sermons by Rev Emory J Haynes and Rev James M Gray with a 3 p.m. address. St Johns Church on Tremont Street proffers 10:30 a.m. services with Holy Communion at noon.
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Christadelphian
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Tremont Temple
Stangers
Emory J. Haynes
James M. Gray
Corporation of Rome
St. Jonx's Cuckoo
Boston Highlands
Tremont Street
Vernon Street
Multiple Boston area property sales totals near twenty four thousand
Property transfers include Belvidere Street apartment sale for about 24000 and various parcels in Roxbury Dorchester East Boston West Roxbury and Charlestown. Notable deeds: Piedmont Street estate to Simeon Marcus for 3400 West Dedham Street home to M M Lee 8800 Chestnut Street West Roxbury home to Rose Trampton 7400 and Bellevue terrace Dorchester estate to W B Allbright 5000. Local building permits show brick structures and wooden dwellings under construction as City plans state government site access and Ashburton Place extension debate continue.
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Belvidere Street
George A. Gardner
Piedmont Street
Simeon Marcus
West Dedham Street
M. M. Lee
Robert White
Charles Street
John Gatti
Roxbury
Dorchester
M. Walker Et al
Waumbeck Street
Bridget Doherty
London
Bennington Streets
Boston
David L. Lallup
Rose Trampton
Chestnut Street
West Roxbury
William O. Noble
Boylston
Danforth Streets
J. W. Goodnow
Walter G. Page
Berry, Sutton, Gilman
Ashland
Boston Catholic Cemetery Association
Edmund P. Tileston
W. B. Allbright
Bellevue Terrace
N. W
Washington Street
Derne Street
Temple Street
Mt. Vernon Street
Hancock Street
Ashburton Place
Emple Street
Reserve Police Appointments in Boston
The Boston board of police appointed an extensive list of reserve police officers. Named appointees include Lewis B. Angel, James E. Atus, Charles A. Badger, Daniel Barry, Thomas F. Brown, and many others across the city. The action formalizes additions to the reserve force and expands the department’s auxiliary staff.
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Board of Police
Boston Reserve Police Force
Lewis BE. Angel
James E. Atus
Charles A. Badger
Daniel §. Barry
Thomas F. Brown
Charles H. Bullock
Michael J. Cadigan
James Tywanney
William F. Cogan
Fred P. Colby
William E. Collins
Thomas F. Conlin
Dennis F. Corkery
Charles H. Coyle
William R. Critckerson
James A. Cross
Francis W. Cunningham
Orlando H
Joseph P. Lee
Freeman J. Larvey
Cornelius 3. McLaughlin
James H. Mitchel
John W. Mitchell
Robert A. F. Morse
James P. Mulligan
Herbert I. Nickerson
Hugh E. O'Donnell
Edward R. Olds
William E. Pettingill
William V. Russell
John J. Smith
Sumner F. Spooner
Edward W. Sprague
John F. Sp
Water Board Alters Superintendent Positions
At an executive session the water board shifted Follansbee from meters to assistant superintendent of the eastern division. Welsh becomes meter department superintendent, and Connannon is named assistant superintendent of the Mystic division. The changes aim to avoid Follansbee’s removal and may prompt an aldermanic order at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Board
George S. Follansbee
William J. Welsh
Mystic
John 8. Concannon
Mysto
Mr. Follansbee
Drink in Fevers Endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Dr. Charles H. Davis of Meriden Conn declares Horsford's Acid Phosphate a pleasant cooling drink in fevers and useful as an accessory in melancholia and nervous debility, expressing satisfaction with its effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Charles H
Davis
Meriden, Conn
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