Boston Saloons Defy Food Rule in Drink Menu Scrutiny
A Post reporter tours Boston bars and hotels to gauge impact of the Sanborn decision on serving food with alcohol. Many venues continue to offer drinks with little or no food, while some establishments provide crackers or crackers and olives. Officials debate licensing and the official basis for issuing new licenses amid rising barroom activity and varied charges of noncompliance.
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Sanborn
Mason
Supreme Court
Post
Marston’s
Washington Street
Boston
Billy” Park
Ober
Adams House
Clark
Reynolds
United States
South Cove
Kneeland Street
Livingston's
Lee Hammond's
Abbott's
Clarke's
Flymouth House
Ner
Wirth’s
Thor Dike
Brunswick
Vendome
Ama
Wadlin
Wadin
Equal Taxation League Formed At United States Hotel Meeting
A two session gathering at the United States Hotel established plans for an Equal Taxation League to reform Massachusetts tax laws. Henry Winn was named president as committees formed, aims include drafting a constitution, setting dues at 50 cents, and pursuing non political reform through legislative action.
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United States
Massachusetts
W. 8
Sessions
State Board of Agriculture
Henry ©. Bliss
Winn
Thomas Slills
Seelye
Amherst College
Mort Gazes
Qua
Lowell
J. H. Melien
Floyd
W. B. Douglas
Grang
Bliss
W. L. Crowe
Central Labor Union
State
Grange
Henry Lemon
Esa
George M. Whittaker
New England Farmer
Edson
Committee On Permanent Organization
Henry Winn
Boston
Douglass
Sherborn
Henry He Lemon
Bushrod Morse
Sharon
H. G. Otis
Alvin Barnes
Goshen
D. Bridges
Deerford
Nathan Edson
Barnstable
A. J. Browne
George RK. Chase
Medford
Ellis Brent
Brockton
David Floyd
Winthrop
Linus Darling
Charles W. Felt
Northcorn
Francs W. Qua
Willam
RK. Sesgious
Henry H. Lemon
HC. Bliss
N. B. An
Mr. Browne
Equal ‘Laxation League
Hadeen
League
Yachting Orders and Regatta Notes From Plenty of Hull
Massachusetts Yacht Club issues sailing orders for a cruise from Boston to Portland with reviews at Thompson's Island and participation by Portland Yacht Club yachts. New fleet captain Arthur Shepard appointed, regatta entries list numerous schooners and sloops with prize structures. Vanderbilt's Alva arrives from Havre after a 4409 mile voyage.
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Ox Board
Crry Anchorage
Charles L. Perrin
Arthur T. Shepard
John C. Sorey
Boarn
City Anchorage
Thompson's Island
Havslip
Portland
Portland Yacht Club
Wharf House
Boston
Rockland
Camden
Arthur F. Shepard
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Sea Fox
Alanson Thorge
Merlin
W. Il
Forbes
W. A. Gardner
Gillone
Hugh Cochrane
Vail
Elms cut for Washington street widening debate
Dorchester residents oppose city order to widen Washington street from Blue Hill avenue to Hawes avenue, forcing removal of elms and trees on the Consumptives' Home lot and the estates of Marshall Wilder, Samuel Atherton, and F W Morse to accommodate West End Railway tracks. Officials defend the project as necessary for faster electric cars, while residents demand fair compensation and question the benefit to the city.
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Washington Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Hawes Avenue
Marshall P. Wilder
Samuel Atherton
F. W. Morse
Neghborhood
Jenkins
Street Commissioners
Post
West End
West Fund
Dorchester
Wilder
Sports
Eenvr
Morse
Atherton
Alderman Carrath
West Wnd
West End Railway Company
Liam
Obituary: Henry Hale of Salem Dies at 82
Henry Hale of Salem died yesterday at age eighty two. Born in Salem he entered Colburn & Johnson crockery in 1824 and later ran Hale's block hardware business. A Salem Light Infantry veteran and Naumkeag Fire Club member, he attended Wummer Academy and joined the Veteran Association.
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Henry Hale
Salem
Crockery
Colburn & Johnson
Hale’s
Hale
Salem Light Infantry
Veteran Association
Naumkeag Fire Club
Wummer Academy
James ©. Howard
Winthrop
Old
Maine
Oakes Howard
Nathan Howard
O. O. Howard
State primary and reform schools trustees meet
The State house hosted the annual meeting of the State primary and reform schools trustees. The board elected M. H. Walker of Westboro as president and Glendower Evans of Boston as secretary with L. Gardner of Palmer as treasurer. Committees were named for the State primary, Lyman, and Industrial schools, with Amos Andrews chosen superintendent and Dr. Laura Carner resident physician at the State Primary School.
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State Primary and Reform Schools
State House
M. H. Walker
Westboro
Glendower Evans
Boston
L. Gardner
Palmer
Gardner and Sullivan
Miss Putnam
Evans
Lyman
Messrs. Walker
Hildreth
Greeley
Violent Gas Explosion in La Grange Street Trench
A gas line trench on La Grange Street near the police station exploded injuring laborer Michael Glancey of 78 Commercial Street Dorchester and knocking Mrs Roberts at 63 La Grange Street unconscious. A manhole cover was blown aloft and a brick shattered a window. cause unknown.
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la Grange Street
Michael Glancey
Commercial Street
Dorchester
Tamworth Street
New England Telegraph & Telephone Company
Funeral for Ex Alderman Charles Hayden Held at Noon
The funeral of Ex Alderman Charles Hayden occurred from his Columbus avenue home at noon yesterday. Rev. Mr. Compton led simple services at Mt. Auburn Cemetery with many organizations Hayden served represented. Boston Boot and Sloe Club members attended along with former officials and Odd Fellows directors acting as pallbearers. Floral tributes were abundant.
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Charles Hayden
Columbus Avenue
Mr. Compton
Universalist Church
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Mr. Hayden
F. EF. Emery
Messrs
Jaimes J. Field
George C. Houghton
Horace K. Parker
John T. Henry
Boston Boot and Sloe Club
Solomon K. Stebbins
Augustus P. Martin
BE. H. ‘Tucker
Edward L. Pilsbury
J. CG. ‘Tucker
John C. Paige
Emerson Coolidge
Thomas C. Parker
William J. Ford
Kitson Model Accepted by Boston Art Commission
The Boston Art Commission approved Henry H. Kitson’s Farragut statue model after a meeting. The commission advised concluding the contract for execution. Letter from Secretary Epwark Robinson dated July 7, 1890 notes the approval and support for proceeding with the statue.
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Art Commission
Admiral Farragut
Henry H. Kitson
Crry
Boston
Kitson
Farragut
Epwakp Robinson
Special Meeting Called Over Water Board Funds
Mayor Hart summons a Common Council special meeting for tomorrow at 2 p.m. to approve a $150,000 transfer for mains and regular department work, failing action could suspend about 200 Water Board workers. Commissioner John W. Leighton offers a $50,000 interest free loan until council acts, a gesture Mayor Hart and City Hall commend.
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Hart
Common Council
Water Board
John W. Leighton
Leighton
City
CARE OF THE SOLDIERS BOARD MEETS AT BRUNSWICK
The National Home for Disabled Soldiers board met in Brunswick at 11 o'clock for its quarterly session. General W B Franklin announced the death of Colonel L A Harris ex mayor of Cincinnati and first vice president. The afternoon session approved a quarterly appropriation of 794 849 for the home and its branches including 80 244 for the Tons Me institution. The board planned to inspect at Fogus next.
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National Home For Disabled Soldiers
Brunswick
W. B. Franklin
Fuller
Harrison
Thomas W. Hyde
Bath
M.T. McMahon
John C. Black
Chicago
N. N. Morrill
Kansas
A. L. Pearson
Pennsylvania
Dow Velore Congress
Franklin
L. A. Harris
Cincinnati
Colonel Arms
Tons
Fogus
Jamaica Club Opens New House at Jamaica Plain
The Jamaica Club of Jamaica Plain held an informal opening of its new clubhouse at Rockview and Green streets after purchasing and rebuilding the former Elizabeth estate on St. John street. The $22,600 project features a manicured lawn and a central elm with Chinese lanterns, reception hosted by notable members, Mayor Hart among guests, Germania Orchestra providing music for dancing and lounging on the piazza and lawn.
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Jamaica Club of
Jamaica Plain
Rockview
Green Streets
St. John Street
Rockview Street
Kellar
Joseph Stedman
Warren & Hills
F. B., Wetherven
FF. Proctor
Joseph Curtis
Daniel Gun
Y. Stadtmiller
A. H. Stephenson
R. 5. Barrows
I. W. J Hholmes
Thomas W. Evans
James D
Not So Tired of Life Charles Hough Try Again
Charles Hough, arrested for horse and carriage theft, attempted suicide with vitriol in City Hospital grounds and later tried to escape. Guard Patrolman Hickey pursued him as he left a hospital tent, found him hidden aboard a neighboring vessel, and he was arraigned in Municipal Court.
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Charles Hough
City
Hospital
Hickey
Hough
Albany Street
New Pastor Installed at Trinity Baptist Church East Botson
The Rev. George C. Williams was publicly installed as pastor of Trinity Baptist Church East Botson last evening in a full house. The sermon was delivered by Rev. J. N. Lewis of Malden and installation prayer by Rev. W. H. Eaton, secretary of the Massachusetts Baptist Convention.
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George C. Williams
Trinity Baptist Church
East Botson
J. N. Lewis
Malden
W. H. Eaton
Masssachusetts Baptist Convention
Roland D. Grant
Harvard Street Baptist Church
F. W. Ryder
Central Square Baptist Church
Elijah How
D.D
Maverick Church
A. 5. Gumart
Dudley Street
Elderly man injured after fall from electric car
Erastus Granger aged 77 of 641 Huntington avenue fell from an electric car opposite 647 Shawmut avenue and fractured his thigh. He signalled the conductor to stop and the car slowed but began moving again before he could alight. He was taken to City Hospital.
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Erastus Granger
Huntington Avenue
Shawmut Avenue
City Hospital
Tragic drowning of 13 year old at Jamaica Pond
Frank Parkhurst aged thirteen of No 2 Tuayer Street Jamaica Plain fell overboard while boat riding on Jamaica Pond yesterday. He drowned and his body had not been recovered at last report.
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Frank Parkhurst
Tuayer Street
Jamaica Plain
Jamaica Pond
Boston Beats Pittsburg Nine in Sunlit South End Tilt
New York has no trouble defeating Buffalo as Boston and Pittsburg nines play a marked contrast at the South End grounds. The Boston nine showed flawless fielding, Geizein pitching well until Taber relieved, and Laroque delivering a standout all around game. Pittsburg struggled with nine errors early, Sunday and Miller misfiring, and Maker injured late. Final score reflected Boston’s 2-0? or 2-? behind a strong defensive effort. attendance 1601.
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Pittsburg
South End
Baker
Laroque
Sunday
Miller
Bostons
Long
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Brodie
Geizein
Seles
Taber
Vox
Hardie
Benett
Beaford Boy
Tucker
Sullivan
Tuckers
Maker
Bowman
Root
Pittsburgs
Clevelandes Defeat Bostons In Hot Weather Tilt At Congress Street
The Clevelands defeated the home team 9 to 7 at Congress street grounds in a heat soaked game. Gruber pitched well but received limited support. Browning hit a home run for the Cleve lands as Delehanty and Browning sparked a late rally. Brown and Stovey starred for Boston in a see-saw contest with Radford and Nash contributing key plays.
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Congress Street
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Gruber
Browning
Richardson
Brown
Ohn Morrill
Brouthers
Stovey
Graver
Sutcliffe
Radbourn
Kelly
Rad
Leach
Madden
Delehanty
Pete Browning
Grouthers
Stricker
Nash
Quinn
Radford
Bostoms
PO. A. Ee
Bebh
Delehintyaa
Rich
D On
Lstovey
Larkin
McAleer
O Kelly
Laas
Brennan
Aorril
Dghgral Ackete
Ob Ue
Stevey
Morrill
Kaabourn
Krouthers
Trouthers
Matthews
Baseball box score fragment Chicago vs New York
Details of a Chicago and New York baseball game with line scores, hits, errors, batters names, and pitching notes. Attendance 2636 in one game and 578 in another, with times listed and umpires named.
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N. L
NEW Yorks
New York
Chicago
Luby
Welch
Chica
Moet Weatetie
Oller O
Buckley
Kittridge
Anson
Pee Luby
Firman
Denny
Esterbrook
Earle
Glasscock
Stone
Powers
Brooklyn Wins A Hot Battle Over Cleveland Rivals
In Brooklyn on July 8 the Bridegrooms defeated the Cleveland team 6 to 1 as Caruthers held the locals to scattered hits and strong defense. Attendance 720. Umpire McDermott. Time 1h 20m.
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N. L
Clevelands
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Caruthers
Brooklyna
Wadsworth
Zimmer
Clark
Collins
Balla
Arrora
Smith
Daly
Burns
Foutz
Colling
Ardner
McKean
Veach
McDermott
Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Columbus to Jersey City
In Columbus Rochester 6 to 1 and Louisville Louisville 10 to 2. St Louis 13 to 5 Syracuse. Wilmington 15 to 5 Baltimore. New Haven 14 to 6 Worcester. Newark 8 to 3 Washingtons. Jersey City 7 Hartfords.
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Columbus
Rochesters
Louisville
Louuisvilles
Athletics
St. Louis
St Louis
Syracuse
Atlantic Association
Wilmington
Wilmingtons
Baltimores
New Haven
New Havens
Worcesters
Newark
Newarks
Washingtons
Jersey City
Jersey Citys
Hartfords
Lawn Tennis Open at Manchester-by-the-Sea Opens July 15
Horace Partridge & Co. sponsor the third annual open lawn tennis tournament on the Masconomo House lawn in Manchester-by-the-Sea starting Tuesday July 15. Events include singles and doubles with $300 in silver prizes, consolation rackets for first-match losers, and a Wellesley bowl title worth $200 to be won by defeating the tournament winner three times.
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Horace Partridge & Co
Boston
Masconomo
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Wellesley Bowl
Mansfield
Messrs
Washington Street
Masconomo House
Soaps Claim Superior Quality to Ivory Spark Debate
A reader notes many advertised white soaps claim parity with Ivory but implies they do not measure up. The remark suggests skepticism toward marketing claims and invites scrutiny of soap quality in the market.
Mt Vernon Street Closure Tied to State House Work
Due to State House extension, Mt Vernon street will be closed to public travel with one sidewalk kept open for pedestrians. At a Chamber of Commerce meeting, resolutions in memory of the late Joseph Greeley were unanimously adopted and a copy sent to the bereaved family.
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Mt. Vernon Street
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Greeley
Boston Marine Society Elects Members and Hears Pilot Report
The Boston Marine Society met at Kilby street with Captain Luther Fiske presiding. Uriel E. Pierce of Dennisport was admitted as a marine member and B S Snow of Revere Copper Company as an honorary member. The pilot commissioners report was read and a candidate for recommen dation to the Governor for pilot commissioner discussed.
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Trustees
The
Boston Marine Society
Kilby Street
Luther Fiske
Uriel E. Pierce
Dennisport
8. T. Snow
Revere Copper Company
Special meeting of New England Shoa and Leather Association
Yesterday a special meeting held in the association building on Bedford Street. Ex Governor Claflin presided. Treasurer E W Wilcox resigned. Edward L Pickard elected to fill vacancy. 200 bonds of 1000 each authorized for twenty years at 6 percent interest, secured by mortgage on the building.
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New England Shoa and Leather Association
Association
Bedford Street
Claflin
E. W. Wilcox
Edward L. Pickard
New Hampshire Club Outing to Saratoga and Forts
Over 150 members of the New Hampshire Club with wives and sweethearts departed Fitchburg station at 11 yesterday on a special fast express to Saratoga. They stopped at the Grand Union Hotel and planned excursions to Caldwell, Fort William Henry Hotel, Fort Ticonderoga and Burlington, returning Friday by way of White River Junction.
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NEW Hampshire Club
Fitchburg
Saratoga
Grand Union Hotel
Caldwell
Fort William Henry
Fort Ticonderoga
Burlington
White River Junction
Street Railway Tracks in Cambridge Hearing on Removal
Cambridge Board of Aldermen held a lengthy hearing on removing Brookline street tracks of the West End Railway Company. Several speakers opposed the removal while others favored it. A motion to rescind was tabled for one week.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
West End Railway Company
Messrs
L. M. Hannum
W. A. Munroe
F. W. Dallinger
J.D. Billings
W. H. Wintney
John Lennon
Councilman Cheney
Alvan Clark
Francis Kendall
Creditors may seek action in Welsh firm failure
John E. Welsh flour jobber at 206 State Street is assigned to Benjamin Hammond of Hosmer Crampton & Hammond at 43 Commercial Street. Principal creditors include H. B. Goodwin former Chamber of Commerce president. Liabilities estimated 25,000 to 30,000 with assets likely less than half the smaller figure. A creditors meeting to protect interests may be held tomorrow. Welsh is a three year solo operator but well known in business circles from his long sales career with Faxon Williams Faxon.
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John E. Welsh
State Street
Benjamin Hammond
Hosmer, Crampton
Welsh
Faxon, Williams & Faxon
Boy Injures Self With Dynamite Caps Blast
Meproro July 8 Thomas Nolan aged nine found dynamite caps on an uncle's person forenoon and built a small blast with a hammer on a stove. He suffered injuries to his lip abdomen and arm from the explosion.
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Meproro
Thomas Nolan
The Lady Next Door Seeks Joy and Health Help
Mrs W envies a neighbor’s happiness and health. The neighbor explains she is cured of functional derangements and female weaknesses by Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It promises satisfaction or money back at $1.00. Also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pellets for headaches constipation and indigestion.
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