Central Labor Union discusses union actions and events
The Central Labor Union met in Templar Hall Washington street planning to organize barbers harness makers and other trades. Delegates from multiple unions backed labor causes endorsing Faneuil Hall protest and planned marches July 23. They urged publishing legislative reports exposing anti labor votes and distributing union goods seals to merchants.
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Central Labor Union
Templar Hall
Washington Street
American Federation of Labor
Braidwood
Building Trades Council
Faneuil Hall
Labor Committee
Carpenters’ District Council
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
Greiner
Secret Ballot League
Lowell Carpenters
Oak Island
Franklin Park
Federation of Labor
Cigar Makers
Franklin Street
Sharon Heights
Leon Wilner
J. Burschell
Faneuil
Steam Railway Men's Protective Union
Charlestown
Haines
Chicago
Hartford
Worcester
Providence
Fail River
Lawrence
Cave passage reveals outlet openings and arrowhead find
Explorers found side openings about hand span wide along a cave passage then encountered a barrier of loose stones after about 100 feet. A small iron piece, the head of an arrow, was recovered. The cave continues beyond the barrier but further exploration was not undertaken.
Scotch cutter Minerva wins Marblehead race in light wind
The 40-foot class opened the season off Marblehead with Minerva taking the $200 Hovey cup. Verena led early, then Minerva adopted a sea strategy and surged ahead as wind shifted. Papoose followed, with about 150 yachts finishing. Verena and Chiquita faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Minerva
Barr
Verona
Gorilla
A. Cary Smith
McVey
Vwell
Verena
Burgess
Chiquita
Pig Rocks
Egg Rock
Papoose
Return of Rev. Charles H. Smith to Upham's Corner Church
The Pilgrim Congregational Church at Upham's Corner fills as Rev. Charles Hudson Smith returns after months away. Rev. Sewall of Plymouth says Smith needs rest until September per Dr Harrington. Smith, aged 30, says overwork and worry caused his absence and plans to rest until autumn.
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Pilgrim Congregational Church
Upham’s Corner
Charles Hudson Smith
Mr. Sewall
Plymouth
Sewall
Smith
Withrow Preaches On Pain And Harmony Of Creation
The Rev Dr J L Withrow preached in place of the ill Dr Gregg citing Romans eight and arguing that suffering stems from man’s appetites and passions not God. He noted the world’s beauty yet times of cruelty and urged adherence to divine law for true happiness and harmony.
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J. L. Withrow
Park Street Church
Gregg
Withrow
Paul
Earth
Hramanuel
Discovery of Cave in Franklin Park Uncovers Indian Implements
A gang digging in Franklin Park near Williams Street unearthed a cave believed to be ancient inhabited. Patrick Clark first entered the narrow opening, discovering antique tools and two crude hatchets. The 18 inch entry widened with depth, walls appeared chiselled, a nauseating odor filled the space, and a string of bowlers hung from the roof. Oxygen failed to sustain light, and the descent continued down a steep passage désormais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park
Williams Street
Patrick Clark
Somerville Murder Funeral Services for Smith Rosenberg
Funeral services were held yesterday at the late Dane street home for Mrs. Smith Rosenberg and her son Thomas who were murdered in Somerville. Rev Father McCall of St Josephs Church led the rites with many attendees including altar boys who served as pallbearers. Burial occurred at Holy Cross cemetery Malden. The murderer Rosenberg is to be buried today.
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Malden
Rosenberg
Death of Rosenberg Ends Murder Plot in Railroad Accident
The Post reports the death of Rosenberg, deemed the murderer in a triple killing. In his attempt to flee, he fell on old railroad ties, hitting no spike and fracturing his skull, a cause now stated for his death. Rosenberg’s three children are left destitute.
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Rosenberg
Palmer Morris
Boston
Assignments in equity for Tuesday in Supreme Court
The Supreme Judicial Court lists equity assignments for Tuesday including Brigas vs. U S J P Co Pratt v3 Simpson Worcester Hunt vs McDonald.
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Brigas
Pratt
Simpson
Worcester
Hunt
McDonald
Legal Hearings On Patent Fraud Motion and Injunction Case
United States versus Bell Telephone Company hearings on withdrawing the answer and filing a plea to limit testimony to patent procurement fraud. G A Jencks and others for US, Chauncy Smith and Elias Merwin for Bell. Consolidated Store Service Company vs Lamson action to restrain lawsuits against customers. case partially heard and to finish Saturday next. Causten Browne for plaintiff. Gaston, M B Philipp and M Barnes for defendants.
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United States
The
Bell Telephone Company
Probate Court Suffolk County Returnable List July 15
Probate court in Suffolk County lists numerous petitions and accounts including administrations for Edward A. Baker Eunice M. Coffin and Nathaniel M. Jernegan, probate of will actions for Jamva Brennan Luke J. Crowley Mary Keyes Clement Willis and others, guardianship for Eliza Moran, insolvent estates for John H. Osgood and John F. Croughn, trusteeships and sales of real estate, final administrator and executrix accounts, and related petitionViewings with percentages and totals where shown.
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Suffolk County
Edward A. Baker
Jamva Brennan
Mary Ann Butfum
Eunice M. Coffin
Rutus Kk
Cook
Luke J. Crowley
Eliza Douglass
George Higginson
Frederick Howes
Tor
Nathaniel M. Jernegan
John Johnson
Mary Keyes
James L. Little
James Mallory
Eliza Moran
John H. Osgood
Anna St
Clement Willis
Catherinn Donnelly
Sally Hammond
Amos
Taylor
Nancy Everett
Ernest A. Dixon
John F. Croughn
Commonwealth versus Marsh case list for today
A compilation of active cases scheduled today including 227 Commonwealth versus Marsh for breaking and entering, 1299 Saime versus Koos liquor law, 1368 Same versus Allenby liquor law, 1296 Same versus O Rourke liquor law, 1220 Sawme versus Eddy embezzlement, 1769 Same versus Condon idle and disorderly, 180 Same versus Foley liquor law, 1267 same versus Buree liquor law, 1374 Same versus Baldwin liquor law, 1535 Same versus Dempsey liquor law, 1547 Saime versus Smith gaming, 184 percent same versus Hittens liquor law, 1452 Same versus D Lodge liquor law, 1370 Same versus Mitchell liquor law, 1020 Same versus Waters liquor law, 1037 Same versus Lydon liquor law, 1138 Saime versus Palmer liquor law, 1154 Saime versus Welch liquor law, 1173 Same versus Kehoe liquor law, 1196 Same versus O rien liquor law, 1215 Same versus brooks larceny.
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Commonwealth
Marsh
Saime
Koos
Same
Allenby
O' Rourke
Sawme
Eddy
Condon
Foley
Buree
Baldwin
Dempsey
Smith
Hittens
D+ Lodge
Mitchell
Waters
Lydon
Palmer
Welch
Kehoe
O’ Rien
Brooks
McCall Declines Brackett Campaign Chair Plan
Representative W. W. McCall of Winchester declines Brackett campaign chair, citing summer absence in the West but offers to serve on a committee to aid the candidacy. He says he will be away most of the summer yet remains willing to help in any committee capacity.
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Brackett
Great sight at Marblehead regatta day in July
Marblehead saw a record crowd as over 200 yachts anchored at sunrise for a grand harbor scene. Commodore Canfield sailed Sea Fox with other notable vessels while 1000 visitors filled the waterfront. Forecasters expect a strong westerly breeze as Merlin and Gorilla arrive, and future races feature Kathleen, Saracen, Mignon, Mayflower, and Babboon.
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Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Sea Girt
Little Nahant
General Paine
Canfield
Sea Fox
Barr
Minerva
Papoose
Verona
Kathleen
Saracen
Mignon
Burgess
New Yorker
Merlin
Mayflower
Yarana Beats Valkyrie at Bangor Regatta
Dusurn reports at the Royal Ulster regatta in Bangor Yarana defeated Valkyrie in the recent race. The event highlighted the competition among rowing crews with Yarana securing the win over Valkyrie.
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Valkyrie
Dusurn
Bangor
Yarana
Valkyrie Sails for America from Southampton
London reports Valkyrie sails for America with Tom Draper in charge for the American matches. The voyage departs from Southampton as preparations begin for upcoming events abroad.
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Valkyrie
America
London
Southampton
Tom Draper
Rhode Island Yacht Club Regatta Contests for Anderson Cup
The annual Rhode Island Yacht Club regatta will be sailed Tuesday with many entries vying for the Anderson Low and Flint cups. Current holders are Mignon for the Low cup Diamond for the Flint and Gladys for the Anderson. The Tuesday race promises an interesting contest in Class A for 30 feet and over Class B for 24 to 30 feet and Class C under 24.
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Rhode Island Yacht Club
Providencey
R. J
Low
Mignon
Diamond
Flint
Gladys
Anderson
Cathoats
Monatiquot Club Race Sails to Fast Time on Saturday
The Monatiquot Yacht Club held a race Saturday with a southwest wind driving the fleet. Yachts posted swift times over the course in strong conditions, with First Class noted as a result.
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Monument Beach
Beverly Yacht Club
Monatiquot Club
Monatiquot Yacht Club
Nobscussett Wins Cape Cod Yacht Club Race at North Dennis
A fresh southwest breeze aided the last outside race of the Cape Cod Yacht Club near North Dennis. A small entrants field due to clashes with other events, triangular 12 mile course, Nobscussett skippered by Hall won its first race while Ariel fouled the last stakeboat and lost the prize. Percy Allen and Frank Allen listed as owners in the sparse official summary.
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Cape Cod Yacht Club
North Dennis
Nobscussett
Ariel
Atlantic Yacht Club Arrives at Black Rock After Whiteston Run
The Atlantic Yacht Club of New York reached Black Rock Saturday after a 30 mile run from Whiteston. Off Oyster Kay Roamer lost her towmast but kept moving. Fast time across the Sound went to Fannie with Anaconda second. The report lists numerous boats by class with owners and times.
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Atlantic Club
Atlantic Yacht Club of
New York
Black Rock
Whiteston
Oyster Kay
Fannie
Anaconda
Franklin A. Shaw
Great Head
Grace
St. Bernard
Martha's Vineyard Association Proposes Vineyard Cup Race
The Martha's Vineyard Association executive committee offers a club level cup for a race to be held around August 12. Commodore Gerry and the New York regatta committee to decide terms and course. A regatta committee names Dr. H A fucker and others. The race will follow the Gay Head Buoy 25 course, about 35 miles, to be sailed by Electra and other yachts, with cup valued at $500 and inscription naming the winning boat owner home port.
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Martha’s Vineyard Association
New York Yacht Club
Gerry
New York Regatta Committee
H. A. Fucker
Rodney C. Ward
T. R. Boggs
Willard ©. Vanderlip
W. F. Young
Gay Head
Cape Pogue
New York
Martha’s Vineard Association
London Field Yacht Editor Critiques American Vessels
Dixon Kemp, yachting editor, states in London Field that American yacht owners visit with coquettish behavior about match sailing. He argues British courses and measurement rules are wrong and that time allowances should be suspended. He also criticizes yachts and weather, urging reform.
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London Field
The
Dixon Kemp
Eastern Yacht Club regatta entries at Marblehead forecast fierce class battles
The article notes American yachts rarely win English cups since 1851 and previews the Eastern Yacht Club regatta at Marblehead today. Merlin Collins the first racer, Sea Fox May flower and Fortuna race in the first class. Diana moves up. Clara Barron Alga Fanita compete in later classes. Saracen Kathleen in special class. Hilda Ramona in seventh class with ten entries in that group.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Colonel Forbes
Merlin
Sea Fox
Mayflower
Fortuna
Diana
Ginone
Clara
Barron
Alga
Fanita
Saracen
Kathleen
Hilda
Ramona
W. H. Forbes
A. Cass Canfield
oUdeeavee Dinko
F. T. Underhill
H. S. Hovey
Cenone
Colonel Cochrane
Quickstep
Fred Grinnell
J. C. Soley
Dr. Burron
C. A. Longfellow
Seenee
T. H. Shepard
Verena
J. A. Beebe
A. Hemenway
Gorilla
R. P. Carroll
Helen
A. Prince
Alice
P. D. Wheatland
Minerva
C. H. Tweed
Pavovuse
Bayard
Thayer
W. Whitlock
W. P. Fowle
Elf
W. H. Wilkinson
J. R. Hooper
Everr Tau
Beetle
Curtis Guild
Swordfish
Paine
Evelyn
W. D. Small
Siva
D. Ward
Duchess, Wood Bros
Crystal
W. P. Bray
C. P. Curtis
Fixtures for the Week at Various Clubs and Regattas
The schedule lists events from Monday through Saturday at clubs around Massachusetts coast. Eastern Yacht Club hosts an annual regatta off Marblehead and an eastward cruise, Pleon Club cruise is on Tuesday, Thorndey Connor claims a second championship, and Friday features Quincy ladies day. Saturday features Leverly second championship, Hull regatta, American second class, Chelsea club race, Savin Hill club race, mosquito second pennant, Standish House regatta, and Duxbury Dorchester Club cruise.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Eeeeet Head
Thorndey—Connor
Quincy
Leverly
Hull
Chelsea
Savin Hill
Mosquito
Standish House
Duxbury
Dorchester
Changes in lights and buoys for yachtsmen
Weekly notices announce updates to aids to navigation. Block Island bell buoy at North Point does not ring and will be replaced by Captain Latham from Cactus. Seguin fog signal at Me becomes inoperative from water loss. Quick's Hole buoy bell replaced July 1. Pollock Rip whistling buoy displaced and to be relocated. Great Captain's Island Light Station to get a ten inch steam whistle fog signal about July 20 1889 with two second blasts every twenty seven seconds in fog.
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Geer
Block Island
North Point
Latham
Cactus
Lighthouse Board
Seguin
Quick’s Hole
Robinson’s Hole
Vineyard Sound
Hallett
Herman Winter
Pollock Rip
Great Captain's Island
Long Island Sound
N. Y
Lamkin Hosts Royal Gathering At Marblehead Shore
Mr W C Lamkin of Lamkin and Foster entertained seventy five employees and their ladies at his summer residence on the Marblehead shore. A special train carried guests to and from Boston for the afternoon and an elaborate banquet concluded the event. Lamkin is described as a royal entertainer and guests were promised a royal good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Lamkin
Lamkin & Foster
Marblehead Shore
Boston
Drowning of Patrick Harrington in Mystic River
Patrick Harrington of 89 Bremen Street Charlestown drowned yesterday while bathing in the Mystic River. Local authorities reported the death and are investigating the incident.
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Patrick Harrington
Bremen Street
Charlestown
Mystic River
Inquiry into the Salem Mortar Fatality
In Salem on July 6 a fatal explosion on the common prompted an inquiry. E C Frost testified the blast stemmed from unexplained fires in the shell. Albert Edes claimed the shell was placed correctly. Patten and Newcomb noted the mortar’s shabby quality. Decision reserved.
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Salem
Salem Common
E. C. Frost
Albert Edes
Paul B. Patten
George Newcomb
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Mr. Smith
Dr. Gregg
Somerville
Smith-Rosenberg and Son
Supreme Judicial Court
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Superior Criminal Court
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Cape Cod Club Regatta
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Edward Burgess
State Street
G. W. Simmons & CO
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Shreve, Crump & Low CO
Washington St
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Robert W. Bibber
Sixth Strait
City Point
South
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Eldridge
U. S
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E. L. Williams
Prince Kar
Orinda
Pilgrim
Vernette
Cooper
Mosquito Boat Pink
Ninth Street
Yacht Supplies
S.S. Pierce & CO
Kullberg
WM. Bond & Son
State St
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Loston
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Sauum
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Stephen Burger
Holden
Burger
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Chas. D. Jenkins
M.D
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Nathan Cleaves
Portland
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Wull
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Cape Cod Canal Company
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West Newton
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