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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1891

Page

9

Drizzling Rain Yields Lopsided Baseball Loss

In a rain soaked game at Congress street grounds Boston’s visitors, led by Easton and Dolan, flopped as the Reds built a 12 to 0 lead by the eighth inning. McTamany, Sneed and Murphy contributed for Boston while Arnolds-Schrack referees and wild throws marred play. St. Louis then beat Washington 14 to 6 with Foreman and Weaver notable, as Washington tallied 16 hits to Louisville’s 14.

Baker’s Congress Street Grounds Grounas Easton Tom Brown McTamany John Irwin Crooks Stricker Duffee Sneed Doc Murphy Tmer Dolan Boston Reds Columbus R. BH PO. A. Ke Donahue BS Irwin Ol Wrenickes Haddock OU Kahne O Lehane Radford Faston Gee Sroft Irwin Brown Brouthers Strackout McTainany Fionaine Lehane Voudble Buffy Lrwin Fladdock Se Washington A. A Louisville WaAsameton Washington Wee Foreman McGuireell Cahill Jennings Rarned Rana Weaver Slattery McGuire McQuers Daily Donovan Shinnick Stratton Foréman Slavtery

Weather synopsis and regional forecast for New England

Rain was general yesterday from New England to the Gulf region. Today Northern New England will see cloudy skies with occasional rains and variable winds, Southern New England similar with clearing later and colder air. Thursday looks fair and cool with northwest winds.

New England Tommit Mississippi Maine New York Pennsylvania Ohio Tennessee Gulf Gulf States Northwest Pacific Pittsburg Cincinnati Buffalo Oswego Detroit Knoxville St. Vincent Nebraska Kansas Texas Nova Scotia Arkansas Florida Washington, D.C New Epeland Albany

Hotels list of travelers by city and names

A long OCR list records guests staying at various hotels including Younc s W E Maloney Keene Livingston Saymore New York and numerous others. The entries name travelers with destinations such as Springfield Providence Baltimore Philadelphia Hartford and Chicago along with many accompanying spouses and initials.

Younc Toledo Henry Penny New York E. A. Brown Springfield H. B. Moore Philadelphia George W. Newton Adams Herman W. Flint Lowell G. R. Marble Webster Patts Enfield F. ¥. Hallam J. F. Burk Camden Nj; ©. Metcalf, Arnold's Mills; N. &. Whiteside A. A. W. Littledale Bangor Clark Charles F. Pierce Providence Brunswick James Henry Hates J. H. Bates Cincinnati John T. Davis St. Louis F. W. Loose Kansas City B. F. Howell New Brunswick N. J

Basin 5 Contracts Awarded for Basin No 6 Dig

The Water Board listed bidders for excavating four lots at Basin 6 in Ashland with proposed volumes ranging from 60 400 to 82 700 cubic yards and bids in cents per cubic yard and total sums. Gennaro and Moore won 78 900 cu yd for 24064, Saucier bid 84 700 cu yd for 21502, Ranones & Trumbull bid 80 500 cu yd for 32200, and firm cover 60 400 cu yd for 37000.

Basin 5 Water Board Basin No. 6 Ashland August Saucier W. T. Davis Moutton O'Mahoney & Trumbull John Berry Neill Devine John McBride Newell & Snowling Christopher McBride Joseph Gennaro John Moore Charles H. Hale Michael Leahy Gennaro Moore Popitos Ranones &Trumbull

East Boston Hearing Over Cod Liver Oil Odors

About 100 residents protested the odor from R D Loftus cod liver oil manufactory at Maverick street. The Board of Health will inspect and may act if odors cannot be prevented. Also noted is Otis Robinson of Jordan Marsh & Co sailing to Europe aboard the Cunard Cephalomia to view continental fashion centers.

Board of Health East Boston R. D. Loftus Maverick Street Jeffries Yacht Club Craven Loftus Otis Robinson

Canadians Defeated by BAA After Close Longwood Match

The Rosedale Cricket Club were all out for 85 as the B A A required only five runs to win. Spinner was run out, giving the B A A victory by nine wickets. Bell made 19, Bowbanks and Lyons added a steady stand, Lyons falling after a proper shot from Estabrooks hit his wicket. Wright bowled well, and Bixby took two for ten. Full score and bowling analysis to follow.

Rosedale Cricket Club B.A. A Longwood B. A Rosedales Bell Bowbanks Lyons Estabrooks Wright Bixby C. L. Bixby J. Martin R. Cracknell I. Lyons Mansfield B.orrester le Maughton B. Marin G. Wright Martin J. W. Dutton B. Howard Chambers B. Lyons J. A. Estabroolks St. Leder B. Forrester L. Sullivan Anderson Forreater Spinney Rosedale C. C B. Wright F. Martin B. Cracknell C. Wright Cracknell A.C. Koil W. Ledger B. Rainvrooks G. S. Lyons Seeseries J Fkrtin Ccc J. Ke, Martin Forrester H. Martin Sane H. Howard Rosedale C. C M. R Ww G. Wright J. We. Duthot R. Cracknell R. W. Gms G Cracknell Dutton Peewee Neon Ebeee Boston

Handsome Cadets Ready for Camp at Hingham

The First Corps of Cadets MVM will camp at Hingham from July 11 to July 18. Lt Col Edmunds orders assembly at 2:15 pm, undress uniforms, and fines apply for attendance gaps. Sermon by Rev H Price Coiner, guard mount, inspection, and a paper on camp duty by Col Edmonds.

M.V.M Hingham Canital Edmunds Boston H. Price Coiner New York Oorps W. B. de Las Casas Appleton Company A Edmonds

Riley system heard by Boston transit group

The Rapid Transit Commission heard Moody Merrill argue the Riley elevated railway could be practically operating in eighteen months. He urged a test route and invited engineers to identify defects while offering to host a site visit at No. 95 Milk Street to inspect Riley plans and models displayed at the State House.

RILEY Rapid Transit Commission Moody Merrill Merrill Boston

United States Realty Investment Company forms in Boston

Boston businessmen organize the United States Realty Investment Company to buy and manage real estate nationwide. Directors aim for properties in growing industrial centers yielding 8 to 10 percent, with stock coupons of 1 four percent quarterly. Offices are in the Exchange Building, 53 State Street.

Boston United States Realty Investment Company Exchange Building State Street

Late Henry Farmer Composer of Farmer’s Mass Dies in Notts

Henry Farmer, renowned in England for his Violin Tutor and popular songs, died in Nottingham on June 25 at age 72. Born May 13, 1819, he was a self taught musician who became a noted violinist and a prolific, money making composer. His Mass in B flat, sketched 1843, was published after urging from Thomas S. Nedham and introduced in New York in Easter 1848. He later retired to horticulture, writing Six Short Easy Trios for Violin, an anthem, and ending life as an invalid.

Henry Farmer England Nottingham Farmer John Farmer Thirlwell Henry Lutor Magnus Apollo Midland Counties Flora Thomas Nedham West Eighty-Second Street America St. Peter’s Church Barclay Street Mozar

Pratt Election Case in Revere Raises Ballot Questions

In Suffolk Superior Court the Pratt election case moves forward with demurrers and answers challenging the use of the Australian secret ballot system and whether eleven voters could be properly determined. The case includes arguments on eligibility and proper representation by counsel for the Attorney-General, with decision reserved.

Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk S.s Equity Laturop Pratt Revere Morton Commonwealth Charles A. Millen Messrs. Russell and Hayes Charles T. Russell, Jr A. W. Hayes D. F. Kimball Kk. Batley Dorchester Athenium Dorchester Atheneum Dorchester Boston Public Library Athenum C. K. Fay

Ex Essex National Bank Chief Resigns Amid Dispute

Havertine July 7 Retiring President Charles B Goodwin says his resignation was forced and directors reluctant to accept it. He asserts the bank is sound and that a difference with Bank Examiner Getchell over management and post Keystone Bank turmoil prompted the move. Oliver Taylor elected president and W A Brooks named vice president.

Havertine Charles B. Goodwin Essex National Bank Goodwin W. 8 Jewett Getchell Keystone Bank Washington Oliver Taylor Mr. Goodwin W. A. Brooks

Gridiron Club guests dine at Squantum Clubhouse

Washington correspondents visiting Providence Journal hosted by the Gridiron Club at Squantum Clubhouse on Upper Narragansett Bay. Guests traveled by boat from Providence and enjoyed a summer Squnantam dinner in a dining room perched on a rock jut into the bay with salt breezes and views.

Providence Spacrac Post Providence Journal Gridiron Club of Washington Squantum Narragansett Bay Providence & Stomiegton Line D. S. Barry New York Sun R. M. Larner Baltimore Sun J. S. Shriver New York Mail and Express M. G. Seckendorf New York Tribune EK. G. Dunnell New York Limes H. B. G. Macfarland Boston Herald P. V. DeGraw the United Press George J. Walker San Francisco Chronicle J. M. Carson Philadelphia Eager Herndon Morseil Hub Chicago Tribune Richard Lee Fearn Brooklyn Hagloe Red Perry Powers National Democrat James A. Young Philadelphia Star Louis Garthe Baltimore American E. Johnson Cincinnati Inquirer A.O. Stealey Louisville Courier K. B. Mattheton New Orleans Picayune James Morgan Boston Globe Mr. Enne Omaha Lee Me. Depuy New York Times R. A. Parke Frank V. Bennett Washingtonu J. M. Bassett United Press C. H. Bogie New York John H. Holmes Josie Metcalf The Richard 8. Howland Journal

Probate Admitted Wills and Administrations Listed

Wills admitted to probate include Lyman Lock John P Pay son Ellen A Payson Abraham F Foss George W Adams Stillman B Allen Ellen A Clatur Honorah Collins Margaret Dunray Sarah Nixon William F Smith Franklin E Bay or Jane Doherty and Margaret Gib ons. Administrations granted on estates of Dennis Collins Elizabeth Kelley Hattie J Gates Marianna Sommers Ann Doran Assamimno Olson Richard Collings Bridget Donlan alias Doolan Joseph W Warnwell Michael Ford Joseph Finocchiaro Ellen Dacey James M Hil Edward A Farrell Sarah E Greenerd Caroline E Hall Emily R Ritter Sara E Grant Will KE Bates Mary B Dean Daniel J Ricke and Jane Robinson.

Lyman Lock John P. Payson Ellen A. Payson Abraham 8.Foss George W. Adams Stillman B. Allen Ellen A. Clatur Honorah Collins Margaret Dunray Sarah #. Nixon William F. Smith Franklin E. Rbay Jane Doherty Margaret Gibons Dennis Collins Elizabeth Kelley Hattie J. Gates Marianna Sommers Ann Doran Assamimno Olson Richard Collings Bridget Donlan Alias Doolan Joseph W. Warnwell Michael Ford Joseph Finocchiaro Ellen Dacey James M. Hil Edward A. Farrell Sarah E. Greenerd Caroline E. Hall Emily R. Ritter Sara E. Grant Will KE. Bates Mary 8. Dean Daniel J. Ricke Jane Robinson

Schooner Silver Cloud Wrecked Off Wisconsin Coast

Port Washington Wis July 7 A two masted schooner Silver Cloud of Milwaukee was wrecked near here last night. Captain Johnson his wife and child were drowned in the incident.

Silver Cloud Port Washington Wis Milwaukee Johnson

Insolvency and Probate Court Actions Reported in Salem July 7

Insolvency court adjourned third meetings for Marston Pelton Pettingill Nutten Ashley Duncan and others while second meetings covered Adams and Coker. First meeting noted for Martin Donohue with Melvin Pivgree as assignee. Probate court presented wills for Haughey Hart Warren Lamson Wood Ward Walker Riley Phillips Payson Mahoney Herrick Hazard Hatch Cutter Fuller Pettee Fox and others with numerous administrations listed Penned in Middlesex and Essex counties.

Essex S. S Salem Martin Donohue Haverhill Melvin A. Pivgree Middlesex Charles Haughey Tewksbury Margaret Hart Somerville Mary P. Warren Newton Julia A. T. Lamson Malden Horatio Wood Lowell Maria Ward Cambridge Samuel Walker Mary Riley Minerva R. Phillips Arlington Gilbert Russell Payson Watertown Margaret Mahoney Moses Agustus Herrick Winchester Tower Hazard Ayer Elizabeth Hatch Belmont Nancy Cutter Thomas Duffey John H. Fuller Hannah Goodnow Everett Bridget Council Woburn Elizabeth Weitze Jane W. Pratt Readine Georges. Frederick Westford Henry D. Woodworth Rebecca Page Goodale Rancis Duffy Waltham Melyina _ Reeder Harriet. C. Barton Sarah A. Wade William Higgins Wilmington Amos Brooks Acton Hannah Lucas

Fine Finished Chamber Sets at Greatly Reduced Prices

A local ad promotes several oak chamber sets available at deep discounts. It invites readers to view the pieces, promising everything needed to furnish a house and to request Illustrated Catalogue No 5 for the broad line of house furnishing goods.

Arthur McArthur & Co. Names in Natick to Newton Victors

Arthur McArthur & Co lists Ellen M Johnson Natick Thomas Lyons Belmont Charlotte A Graves Newton Francis R Pitman Newton Elizabeth K Warren Pepperell John Henry Mallahan Somerville Phebe A Johnson Cambridge Susan M Cutter Cambridge Hannah M Watson Lowell Patrick McCarthy Water town Ann Neville Malden Margaret Dulligan Lowell William Knudllin Malden Sophia L Woodbury Hopkinton Mary Leighton Concord Nancy Woods Grant Newton listed among participants in a regional business or social directory.

Ford Ellen M. Johnson Natick Thomas Lyons Belmont Charlotte A. Graves Newton Francis R. Pitman Elizabeth K. Warren Pepperell John Henry Mallahan Somerville Phebe A. Johnson Cambridge Susan M. Cutter Hannah M Watson Lowell Patrick McCarthy Watertown Ann Neville Malden Margaret Dulligan William Knudllin Sophia L. Woodbury Hopkinton Mary Leighton Concord Nancy Woods Grant

Fifty Patriots Militant Leaves Boston for Syracuse Cantonment

About fifty members of the Patriarchs Militant departed Boston yesterday bound for Syracuse New York to attend the interstate cantonment there this week. A large New Hampshire Club contingent of 290 travelled to Chatham on a special Old Colony train for their annual Cape outing lasting four days including Woods Hall Cottage City Chatham and Nantucket. Nearly 600 Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor members left Eastern Division station for Minneapolis to attend their annual convention opening Thursday. Thirteen sleepers and two baggage cars accompanied the party. An incident at Huntington Avenue involved one horse drinking at a tub on the corner of Charles and Boylston streets causing a sudden turn and a near-accident. The Silk Hatters Union held its Nantasket Beach gathering with a dinner presided by President Means and humorous remarks by Mr. Forsazar.

Boston Fitchburg Syracuse N. Y New Hampshire Club Chatham Old Colony Cape Woods Hall Cottage City Nantucket Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor Eastern Division Silk Hatters’ Union Nantasket Beach Means Forsazar

Cambridge Aldermen Approve Water, Bridges Funding

The Cambridge Board of Aldermen held a regular meeting last evening. An order appropriated 1000 from surplus water revenue to repave streets around Fresh Pond. Another order provided an extra 5000 for bridges in concurrence with the Common Council.

Cambridge Board OF Aldermen Fresh Pond Common Council

Funeral for George Watkins Held at Granger Street Home

Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at the late residence on Granger Street by Rev William Full of Parkman Street Methodist Church. The body was interred at Mount Hope Cemetery following services by John A Andrew Post.

George Watkins Granger Street William Full Parkman Street Methodist Church John A. Andrew Post Mount Hope Cemetery

Burial of Captain Solomon Howes in Cambridgeport

The funeral of Captain Solomon Howes, veteran naval captain of the late war, was held yesterday afternoon at his residence 334 Broadway Cambridgeport. The Rev D N Beach of Prospect Street Congregational Church officiated. The burial was at Mt Au.

Solomon Howes Broadway Cambridgeport D. N. Beach Prospect Street Mt. Au

Novel Creation Chair Display At Paine's Furniture Warerooms

A rattan corner chair, described as a novel creation, is shown in Paine's Furniture Warerooms at 48 Canal Street. The ad notes the piece is exhibited and a picture appears elsewhere in the paper's advertisement on page 1.

Paine’s Canal Street

Cadets In Camp At Fort Phoenix Fairhaven

Southern Massachusetts High School Cadets begin camp at Old Fort Phoenix in Fairhaven escorted by New Bedford Brockton and Taunton companies. Tents pitched as squads drill and battalion line forms before quarters. Encamped units include New Bedford 46 Taunton 34 Brockton 23 with Fall River cadets joining for duty.

Fort Phenix New Bedford Massachusetts Old Fort Phoenix Fairhaven Brockton Taunton Fall River Cffices

Vesuvius Eruption Intensifies Amid Tremor Report

Naples reports a rising eruption of Mount Vesuvius and a strong quake felt in the evening at Frosolone in Campobasso province.

Napes Frosolone Campobasso

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