Dunraven Withdraws Cup Challenge May Lead to International Match
Commodore Smith announces Earl of Dunraven seeks General Paine to arrange a match against New York Yacht Club for a prize other than the Americas Cup. Royal Yacht Squadron rejects the new deed terms and withdraws the challenge, leaving possible races for a different prize or none. The Corinthian Club's first championship regatta set for Marblehead New York on July 9 with classes and prizes listed and sailing rules outlined.
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New York
SrEcia L
Commodore Smith
New York Yacht Club
Earl of Dunraven
Royal Yacht Squadron
Lord Dunraven
General Paine
Valkyrie
Mr. Smith
Watson
Mr. Grant
Mr. York
G. L. Watson
James D. Smith
ST. James Square
Iin
Dunraven
Esa
Dun- Travel
Smith
Corinthian Club to Contest First Championship Race
The Corinthian Yacht Club of Marblehead announces its maiden championship race set for Saturday July 13 at 2 30 p m The event awards first prizes in each class as a leg toward the championship cup for the overall winner after two championship races.
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Corinthian Club
Corinthian Yacht Club of
Marblehead
Helen Verena Controversy Settled In Rowing Protest
The dispute over the prize protest between Helen owner Mr Prince and Verena’s steward Mr Stewart has been resolved. Judges consented to divide the $100 prize in the 40 foot race if the best boat wins on its merit, and Mr M J Kiley will distribute the prize to the winner. The settlement followed discussions with J Arthur Beebe and was praised as sportsmanlike.
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Helen
Verena
Prince
Stewart
J. Arthur Beebe
M. J. Kiley
Seawanhaka Fleet Arrives at Vineyard Haven
Vineyard Haven reports Seawanhaka Yacht Club schooner Sea Fox Mayflower Iroquois and cutter Medusa arriving from New Bedford. Steamers Oneida Rahda Crusader and 40-footers Gorilla Kathleen expected tonight from Larchmont to join the fleet. The group plans to sail for Marblehead tomorrow morning with another yacht from New York arriving this evening from Newport.
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Vineyard Haven
Sea Fox
Mayflower
Medusa
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
New Bedford
Oneida
Rahda
Crusader
Gorilla
Kathleen
Larchmont
Marblehead
New Beptorp
New York
J. B. Wolfe
Newport
Seven races at Monmouth Park divided into two divisions
July 9 at Monmouth Park N J had light attendance. The program featured seven races with two divisions in the fifth. Winners included Belinda Migonette Cayuga Gloaming Raceland Burns Salvator Bouzie and ap cienene. Spokane Joe Courtney Champagne Charlie and Gilford highlighted Washington Park Drexel stakes day with Joe Courtney winning in 1 41 4 and Gilford posting 1 45 4 5 for fastest mile and seventy yards on record.
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Monmocrtu Park
N. J
Belinda
Migonette
Burch
Cayuga
Gloaming
Banquet
Eurns
Raceland
Inverwick
Salvator
Longstreet
G Hghees
Haramboure
Utility
Oly
Bouzie
Sunshine
Fred B
Sos ‘Ve
Ap Cienene
Gretna
Cliffwood
Lime
Curiaco
Spokane
Joe Courtney
Champagne Charlie
Washington Park
Gilford
Ballot Act League Seeks Democratic Club Support
The Ballot Act League, formed with secretary T. Jefferson Coolidge Jr of the Young Men’s Democratic Club, urges members to join. It promotes an impartial effort to implement Massachusetts new ballot law at its first test, claiming broad party backing and a fair trial by voters. The league invites informed aid as provisions remain little known.
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Ballot Act League
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Massachusetts
Pain's Great Fire of London thrills nightly audiences
The show plays to growing crowds at the amphitheatre and runs in perfect order, giving great satisfaction to all visitors.
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Pain
London
Bostons Win Easily as Cleveland Pitching Falters
The Bostons defeated Cleveland 15 to 5 in a game marked by O Briens wild pitching and Boston hits. Zimmerman and Brouthers stood out with solid defense and offense, while Nash and Richardson contributed strong sticks. Umpire Curry called the game with crowd of 3,885 in attendance.
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Bostons
O'Brien
Clevelands
Zimmer
Boston
Tebeau
Stricker
Fantz
McAleer
Madden
Kelly
Sanders
Kic
Brouthers
Richardson
Nash
Quinn
Brown
Ganzel
Curry
Br. BU
PO. A. Es. R. BU
Richa'd
Faatz
Naa
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Ranford
U Quinn, &S
Gangel
O Zimmer
Oyeee
Sawders
Crreeeee Cere
Gan ‘el
Witehell
Bills
Johnston
Radford
Tebeat
Zimmier
Twitchell
Balk
O' Brien
Nime
Sun Uimpire
New York
Pittsburg
New Polo Grounds
Keefe
Insburg
Ewing
Eateh
Tiernan
Local Scores From Openers At Various Venues
At Cincinnati-Cincinnatis 16 Columbus 0. Witikasharpe-WASH Beet 14 Jersey Citys 1. Lowell-New Havens 7 Lowells 5. Worcester-Worcesters 15 Hartfords 3.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Columbus
Witikasharpe-Wash Beet
Jersey Citys
Lowell
New Havens
Lowells
Worcester
Worcesters
Hartfords
Overhead electric cars complete first Park Square to Brighton run
Yesterday the overhead system carried electric cars from Park Square to Brighton and Brookline after the underground portion failed to perform. Trees along the Public Garden suffered damage from wires attached to branches and trunks, with trimming debates pending board action. Horses were used where wires could not contact branches, while power ran under the canopy where permitted.
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Park Square
Brighton
Brookline
Beacon Street
Committee On Paving
Boar of Aldermen
West End Road
Doogue
Board of Aldermen
Retail Shoe Dealers Meet in Boston for Conference
The Retail Shoe Dealers' National Association executive committee held meetings at Young's Hotel with about 100 attendees. Discussions covered winning new members, one-price selling, repairing departments, and store efficiency. A banquet followed, and a boat trip to Nantasket was planned for those unfamiliar with a certain claim, marking the conference's end.
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Young's
J. J. Green
South Boston
John J. Harkin
Chicago
O. H. Locke
Trenton
N. J
United States
Massachusetts
Boston
Boot and Shoe Recorder
Shoe and Leather Review
Boot and Shoe Weekly
C. H. McDermott
The
Recorder
Dudley H. Prescott
E. H. Frye
F. B E. Hansell
S. P. Clemens
Hartshorne
H. McDermott
M. ‘I. Ricardson
New York
E. D. Deming
Leather Review of Chicago
W. T. Lamkin
Nantasket
Cambridge Aldermen Hear Protests and Install Pastor
Cambridge aldermen received a protest from M. Clinton Bacon and others over not widening bridges as required by the Legislature. The issue was referred to the finance committee. Officer Edward Brady was discharged on account of disability. A hearing on New England Telephone and Telegraph pole permits on Brookline Street was tabled for a week amid opposition. Proposals for completing Putnam schoolhouse were authorized to be advertised. The board adjourned for two weeks and set no meeting until Sept 10 after July 28. The Rev. Charles Olmstead was installed as pastor of Pilgrim Congregational Church Cambridgeport with a large congregation. A reception for Miss Carrie J. Bartlett drew about twenty-five Boston press ladies. the event was informal. Beginning today two new Boston-Cambridge mails will run, making nine each way.
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Cambridge
Putnam
Charles Olmstead
Pilgrim Congregation Church
Cambridgeport
G. A. Tewksbury
Seattle
Father
Annie M. Shirreff
D. N. Beach
Elijah Harr
D.D
W. R. Campbell
Albert Gould
W. ©. Richmond
Boston
Old Cambridge
Managers of Soldiers' Homes Meet in Brunswick
The National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers board held its quarterly meeting in Brunswick led by First Vice-President Leonard A. Harris. They approved the July 1 through September quarter’s appropriation totaling over 700000 across Central Western Eastern Northwestern Pacific Indiana and state-aid budgets. The group planned an annual inspection of the Togus Me home after departing at 7 p.m.
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The
National Home For Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Brunswick
Leonard A. Harris
Cincinnati
John A. Martin
Atchison, Khan
John L. Mitchell
Milwanukee
Wis
John F. Hartranft
Philadelphia
Penn
W. W. Averell
National Home
J. M. Birmingham
Franklin
Paris
Togus
Olid Point
Dayton
Milwaukee
Leavenworth
Kan
Pacific
San Monica
Cal
Marion
Ind
Vie
United States
Central Branch
Northwestern Branch
Eastern Branch
Western
Indiana
Resolutions Call for Broad Indian Bureau Appointments
A Boston Branch Indian Rights Association meeting adopts a preamble and resolutions opposing state restricted appointments for Indian agents and teachers. They urge recipients to forward copies to the national association secretary and Interior Secretary, and to publish in Boston papers. The text argues that reservations cross state lines and would suffer from localist limits.
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Boston
The
Indian Rights Association
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Shooting Death in Everett Traced to Struggle Over Rifle
In Everett on July 9, C R Garratt, a principal in the shooting, gave a coherent account to Medical Examiner Durrell of a tragedy that killed F W Miller. Miller clutched the rifle muzzle during a playful scuffle, Garratt’s right hand rose to defend, the self cocking Winchester discharged, Miller was struck. It is suspected the trigger tangled with Garratt’s clothing.
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Everett
C. R. Garratt
F. W. Miller
Durrell
Miller
Garratt
The Great Outdoor exhibition “The Apaches” at Point of Pines
The Great Outdoor exhibition entitled The Apaches produced nightly at the Point of Pines features trained horses cowboy riding vivid scenery and brilliant firework effects highlighting the show’s attractions.
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Point of Pines
Russell Elected Chairman of Civil Service Commission
The Civil Service Commission reorganized with Edward P. Wilbur becoming commissioner. Charles Theodore Russell Jr. was elected chairman. The body passed a vote of appreciation for retiring chairman General Francis A. Osborn, praising his executive ability impartiality and the value of the civil service system.
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Civil Service Commissioners
Edward P. Wilbur
Charles Theodore Russell, Jr
Francis A. Osborn
Civil Service Act
Radclyffe Fate Debate At Home Market Club Meeting
The annual meeting of the Home Market Club will be held today at 1 30 o clock at 56 Bedford street then adjourn to Bumstead Hall to discuss electing Colonel Albert Clarke as secretary replacing Mr Herbert Radcliffe A letter from Secretary of War Redfield Proctor endorses Clarke praising his character and abilities.
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Home Market Club
Bedford Street
Bumstead Hall
Colonel Clarke
Herbert Radcliffe
Proctor
Eben
Draper
Hopedale
Albert Clarke
Clarke
Redfield Proctor
Organizing a Question Club for Tariff Inquiry
A plan to form question clubs in towns to probe tariff policy with minimal cost. Members elect a secretary who coordinates with the United Question Clubs of Massachusetts to forward questions to Representatives or candidates. The system aims to reveal truth through question and answer, inviting broad participation and anticipating a nationwide pamphlet for 1890 electoral use.
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United Question Clubs
Massachusetts
Boston
Congress
The
Jted
Dawes
Hoar
Brin Ns
United Question Clubs of
Newark Officials Inspect Boston Market System Visit
Mayor Haynes of Newark and city officials toured Boston market operations with Superintendent McKay providing details. They were hosted at lunch by Mayor Hart at Young's and then toured suburban areas.
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Haynes
Newark
N.J
Market Commissioners
City Notes From Boston and Nearby Areas
The New Hampshire Club with about one hundred members and escorts prepared for a three day Newport excursion visiting Narragansett Bay Crescent Beach and other sights. An explosion on Bromfield street came from a wagon hitting a railway torpedo. John Havitan 35 of 10 Lincoln Street Brighton broke his right leg when frightened by steam cars on North Beacon street. A special India Wharf proprietors meeting at 9 Tremont Street discussed selling real estate with no decisive action taken and adjourned for a week. Officer Clough arrested Patrick King for larceny of clothing valued at 30 from G W Simmons & Co 33 North Street. The first petition for 1890 to form Bass River Ship Canal Co to build a canal from Nantucket Sound through Cape Cod via Bass River between Yarmouth and Dennis was filed. two Legislatures allowed withdrawal.
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New Hampshire Club
Newport
Narragansett Bay
Crescent Beach
Bromfield Street
North Beacon Street
John Havitan
Havitan
Lincoln Street
Brighton
Proprietors of India Wharf
Tremont Street
Clough
Station 6
Patrick King
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Secretary of
Thomas H. Bacon
Benjamin J. Berry
Bass River Ship Canal Company
Nantucket Sound
Cape Cod
Bass River
Yarmouth
Dennis
Notable Guests Arrive at Multiple Hotels in City
Prominent figures including Rear Admiral Selfridge and Mrs. Selfridge, Rev Dr Wheeler party, and Mayor Haynes of Newark occupy the Tremont, Quincy, and other hotels. Notables from Maine Central, Boston, Philadelphia, Buenos Aires, Montreal, and more are listed at Revere, Adams, Tremont, and other establishments, reflecting a busy arrivals roster.
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T. O. Selfridge
U.S.N
Selfridge
Tremont
Wheeler
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
E. G. Wheeler
Julien P. Wheeler
Olive P. Williams
Joseph E. Haynes
Newark
N.J
City
Quincy
Vendome
G. W. Wales
Boston
E. H. Morris
Buffalo
N. Y
E. F. Huddy
E. M. Fagan
North
Montreal
Brunswick
Luella C. Carson
Portland
Ore
John L. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Wis
William W. Averell
U.S.A
P. H. Lawrence
A. L. Blamett
New York
John ©. Black
Chicago
Thomas W. Hyde
Bath
United States
D. McFarland
Providence
Charles Northend
FE. Fotter
Emily Potter
Annie Bb. Potter
Lillian L. Price
N. J
Wellington
Maine
Andrew Cochran
Philadelphia
Charles W. McCreery
Columbia
C. Tremont
Alfred Johnson
Belfast
L. Bashford
Prescott
Art
F. P. Browne
Bay City
Mich
Robert P. Keep
Norwich
Conn
Johny
Welch
H. C. Gage
Minneapolis
Minn
H. W. Leighton
Bangor
A. Barker
Meriden
H. Cooper
George F. Day
Uxbridge
P. C. Tyler
Athol
T.vern
Robert K. Holden
R. 1
D. H. Gillette
North Adams
Parker
S—S. L. Kimball
Wrentham
H. 5
Burr
Leavenworth
Kan
A. Rehn
Edmund J. Karcher
Fhiladelphia
Penn
Charles N. Judson
Brooklyn
George P. McKay
Cleveland, O
H.C. Harris
Hector Mackenzie
Can
Germania Band to Play At West Roxbury Tonight
The programme will be performed at the junction of Washington Ashland and South streets West Roxbury this evening by the Germania Band beginning at 8 oclock Selections include En Avant Gungl Martha the Bohemian Girl and Lucia pieces solo cornet and piccolo numbers and a final Strauss galop Thunder and Lightning with concert waltzes and marches listed among the items
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Washington
Ashland
South Streets
West Roxbury
Germania
Marcehi
Ccc
Martha
Scence Eererereeers
Flotow
Corbin Cornet
Platinquette
Richard Shuebrak
Balfe Gavotte
Marie Antoinette
Fouquet
Paul Fox
Lucia
Donizetti
Strauss
Crime at Newton reports horse theft and recovery
Newton July 9 officers Harri son of this city and Carmen of Wellesley arrested J. C. Peterson for alleged stealing of a horse and Goddard buggy from William Heckle of Wellesley. The property was recovered. A Sands of Boston team valued at 1000 dollars was stolen at Chestnut Hill today.
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Newton
Specrau
Harrison
Carmen
Wellesley
J. C. Peterson
Goddard
William Heckle
W. H. Sands
Boston
Chestnut Hill
Supreme Judicial Court July 9 1888 cases on health order and stock dispute
Supreme Judicial Court actions include Inhabitants of Quincy vs Frank Kennard et al about enforcement of a Quincy health order banning swine without a permit and appeal issues, and Atherton vs Wilson on specific performance and stock issuance in Thomson International Electric Welding Company with argument over stock certificates and organization status.
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Supreme Judicial Court
ALLEN
Quincy
Frank
Kennard
Board of Health of
Fenno Street
Board of Health
J. L. Eldredge
Augustus Russ
Charles I. Atherton
Robert D. Wilson
Thomson International Electric Welding Company
Jaintiff
C. B. Southard
W. H. Preble
Superior Criminal Court July 9 Docket and Sentences
A list from Superior Criminal Court dated July 9 records multiple cases and sentences. Names include Mary McGowan larceny four months, Amelie Bluben liquor law $50 fine, Patrick Conley assault disorderly three and six months, John Conley idle and disorderly several months, Michae O'Brien idle and disorderly six months, Patrick For rigan idle and disorderly five months, Joseph Haley breaking and entering eighteen months, John Kelley receiving stolen goods probation, John Cannon liquor law $100 and costs. Also listed are numerous cases titled Commonwealth vs. Mullen Powers Dolan Condon McDonough Pepper Burke Doherty Finnegan Fitzgerald Foley Lord Murray Nugent O Rourke Roos with various charges.
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Mary McGowan
House of Industry
Amelie Bluben
Patrick Conley
House of Correction
John Conley
Samuel Johnson
Michae O’brien
Patrick Forrigan
Same
Powers
Dolan
Condon
McDonough
Pepper
Burke
Doherty
Dunn
Finnegan
Fitzgerald
Foley
Lord
Murray
Nugent
O’rourke
Roos
Motion in embezzlement case continued to July 28
In Municipal Court on July 9 the cases of George F. Cochnower for embezzling household goods valued at 250 from Anna Bd. Canfield, Joseph T. Druery for forging his mother's name to an order, and C Harvey Coffin for embezzling feather board valued at 75025 from Victor J. Loring were continued to July 28 today.
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Parmenter
C.J
Curtis
George F. Cochnower
Anna Bd. Canfield
Joseph T. Druery
C. Harvey Coffin
Victor J. Loring
Thompson sails to London for new London made clothing
Mr E O Thompson importer of fashionable London garments sails from New York to London on the steamer scale. Stylish young men and value seekers watch 944 Washington street for new and original clothing. Thompson aims to be first in bringing back such garments. Elastic Starch is the best. Shun imitations.
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E. O. Thompson
New York
London
Washington Street
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American Shoe Tip Company
Pendante Life
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Edward O. Ely
Eggleston
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George L. Roberts
Chauncey Smith
William A. McLeod
Bell Telephone Company
United States District Court
Nelson, J
Superior Criminal Court
Barker, J
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