City Notes and Court Fine at Faneuil Hall
H B Evans paid ten dollars in Municipal Court for obstructing the sidewalk with a fruit stand at Faneuil Hall Market. Leda Lamontagne, the French Canadian arson suspect arrested by Pinkerton, had her case continued in U S District Court for one week. The Fall of Babylon continues to draw crowds with matinee and evening performances, with the day shows popular among women and children. Tonight the Fall of Babylon will be visited by the Lynn based Palestine Canton I O O F, about three hundred strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Evans
Faneuil Hall Market
Leda Lamontagne
Pinkerton
United States District Court
Fall of Babylon
Palestine
Lynn
Buffalos Fight to Edge Cleveland in High-Scoring Tilt
Boston with Daly and Long stars outslug Cleveland at South End. Long homered twice and drove in three as Getzein saved a rough start, while Dowse, Daily, and Sullivan produced key hits. Cleveland rallied with five runs in the eighth but Boston reclaimed control with a late surge, aided by two bases on balls and timely defensive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
N. L
Clevelands
South End Grounds
Getzein
Wadsworth
Tucker
Lbrodie
Long
Boston & Providence Railroad
Sullivan
Hines
McGarr
Smith
Gilks
Tueker
Ardner
Luckers
Zimmer
Dowse
Brodie
Smakey
Daily
Dowse Getzein
Zimuiner
PO. A. E
Ky Belvo
Ae Be Long
McKean
Seoo Sullivan
UjGilks
AO Dai
OS Eines
Wowne
Bennett
Omnia Urodore Bmith
aArdner
Kennett
Souith
A-Es
Lenz
Wald
Bhener
A Owers
Getzen
Afdner
Jo Use
Altendukce
Uimpke
Buffalos Down Bostons in Opening Inning Teardown
The Buffalos beat the Bostons 12 to 9 on Congress street grounds. Daley pitched poorly, yielded eleven Buffalos hits, and was relieved by Gumbert who shut down the visitors. Buckley and Mack handled Buffalo battery duties. Stovey and Brouthers starred in a late Boston rally, including a three-bagger by Stovey and Kelly’s steal of third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Nash
Quinn
Gumbert
Irwin
Wise
Hoy
Brown
Stovey
Mack
Buffalos
Bostons
C Hoy
Kelly
Storey
Buckley
Daley
Gumnbert
Shrouthers
Leecher
Rowe
Jay
Carney
Sheridan andHelivan
Gaffney
Ylt
P. L
Congress Street
Bufalo Battery
Maron
Bison
Beecher
Swett
Ley
Halligan
Brouthers
Krouthers
Tuiin
Kell
Kelly Tole
Hardie Richardson
Phillies Rout Pittsburgs in Seven Hit Game
Philadelphia pitchers Day and Clements built a 8 4 victory over Pittsburgs as Clem ents and Allen led the offense. Day worked well apart from a two inning hiccup in the second and third. Attendance was 1133 with McDermot umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphias
N. L
Pittsburgs
Philadelphia
John, Coleman
Pittsburg
Day
Allen
Sales
Clements
Piushutees
Laroque
Myers
Hamilton
Coleman
Thompson
Burke
Miller
Root
Hecker
Heckershriver
McCauley
McDermot
Tine
Chicago Wins Lively Brooklyns Game On Injuries
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 8 to 6 in a lively 15 inning game. Hutchinson pitched well. Terry and Donovan collide in the fourth, Donovan injured and out a week or two. Caruthers substituted and was also heavily hit. Anson Burns homeruns. Terry, Carroll, Wilmot and Cooney noted for hits. Chicagos 18 base hits to Brooklyns 10. attendance 1,461.
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Chicagos
N. L
Brooklyns
Brooklyrn
Chicago
Brooklyn
Hutchinson
Terry
Donovan
Caruthers
Ochunsus
OLS
Wilmot
Anson
Cooney
Collins
Burns
Glenalvin
Kittridge
Lynch
New Yorks Defeat Cincinnatis In Improved Showing
New Yorks win 7 to 3 over the Cincinnatis in a game marked by Welch’s pitching and stronger New York batting. Rhines allowed more hits than in prior starts. Hornung at first base filled in for the injured Esterbrook, and Keenan covered first for Cincinnati. Highlights include two base hits by Markett and Keard, a three-base hit by Glassecock, and stolen bases by Kernan Hernuage and Holliday. Attendance 706. Umpire McQuaid.
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NEW Yorks
N. L
Cincinnatis
New York
Welch
Rhinos
Hornung
Esterbrook
Reilly
Keenan
Cincinnati
Buckley
Rhines
Harrington
Markett
Keard
Glassecock
Kernan
Hernuage
Holliday
Lurkett
Denny
Henry
McWhee
Mulline
Geard
bail—Harrington
Marr
McQuaid
Philadelphias Dominate Chicago Nine In Slugfest
Philadelphia Philadelphias defeat Chicago Chicagos 8 to 3 after a noisy third inning. Shindle's fielding shines as 3 scratches key the offense. notable double play by Shindle Pickett Farrar and a triple play Pfeifer Farrell Boyle. Attendance 3337. batteries Sanders Milligan King Farrell. Time 1h 55m.
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Philadelphias
P. L
Chicagos
Philadelphia
Chicago
Shindte
Thorgos Arch
Sanders
Milligan
King
Farrell
Farrar
Pfeffer
Griffin
Fogarty
Shindle
Woor
Pickett
Ryan
Pfeifer
Boyle
Matthews
Leach
New Yorks Edge Clevelands In Tight Ball Game
New Yorks defeated the Clevelands 8 to 5 in a hard fought show. Bakely started the mound for Cleveland while Sutcliffe caught for New York. Stricker Brennan Bakely Connor Whiney O Day and Ewing starred for the fielding and offense. Time listed as 1 hour 60 minutes. Attendance not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
P. L
NEW Yorks
New York
Bakely
Sutcliffe
O'Day
Ewing
Stricker
Brennan
Connor
Whiney
Slattery
Hage—Sulcline
Cleveland
Browning
Radford
Larkin
Delehanty
Knight
Brooklyn Surges Past Pittsburg in Wide Margin Tilt
Several hundred fans watched Brooklyn defeat Pittsburg 7 to 2 as Van Haltren pitched strongly allowing five hits. Brooklyn’s offense exploded with 11 hits while Pittsburg managed only five. Ward’s team showcased sharp fielding and base running with Ward and Andrews stealing bases. Attendance exceeded 400 at the ballpark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prooklyns
P. L
Pittsburgs
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Ward
van Maltren
Mtooksuileiewe
Pittsporgsis
Pittsporgsis Os Canes
Geo
OVO de Orden Huse
Brooklyns
Ittsburgs
van Haltren
Pally
Staley
Carroll
Hanlon
Bauer
Lauer
Andrews
McGeachy
van Tnitren
Sby
Ferguson and Holbert
Jime
Atlantic Association and American Association Scores and Ladies Day at South End Grounds
Reported results show New Haven and Baltimore, Hartford and Washington, Jersey City and Wilmington, Worcester and Newarks in various matchups across the Atlantic Association with Brooklyn, Louisville, St Louis, and Toledo in the American Association. Today is ladies day at the South End grounds with free admission to grounds and grandstand and two games, first starting at 2 80 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalos
Daley
South End
Atlantic Association
New Haven
Baltimores
New Havens
Hartford
Washingtons
Hartfords
Jersey City
Wilmingtons
Jersey Citys
Worcester
Worcesters
Newarks
American Association
Columbus
Brooklyns
Louisville
Louisvilles
Syracuse
St. Louis
St. Lous
Athletics
Toledo
Rochesters
Toledos
Thieves Enter Broadway Station. Money Stolen at Malden
The Broadway station ticket office on the Saugus Branch railroad was entered this afternoon while Station Agent W. E. Ferree was away. About $50 in cash was taken from the money drawer, with roughly $15 in small change left behind. The thieves gained entry through open windows after Ferree left briefly, marking the station as having been entered seven or eight times in the past year or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Broadway
Saugus
W. E. Ferree
Pensions and Armies Compared in a Reader Letter
A Boston reader proposes a comparative note on yearly costs of England Germany and France standing armies versus Britain's pension outlay. The correspondent urges the Post to publish such a cost comparison for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
England
Germany
France
Boston
Global pension and military budgets cited from era figures
The passage lists approximate annual pensions and military expenditures for the United States Great Britain France and Germany. US pensions 106 million this year with next year pauper pensions at least 36 million and rising. Britain 86.6 million for army. France 111.267 million. Germany 94.2 million plus 61 million extraordinary for 1890 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Hlpj
Dry Times With The Cadets At HinaHam Camp
Heat and drought press on cadet camp as 95 degree heat yields no rain. Barrage of private scores in target practice with Company A dominating. Revolver drills run by officers while a ball game is postponed. Col Currier and ex lieutenant Heaton among visitors. Captain Robeson named officer of the day with Lt Clarke on guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HinaHam
Bangs
Company A
Hunnewell
Bradford
Samme
Currier
Inspector-General
Heaton
Andrew Robeson
William B. Clarke
Fatal yachting cruise ends in wreck near Rye Beach
Portsmouth dispatch reports the yacht Marion of Bay View Yacht Club from Boston struck a sunken ledge off Rye Beach Monday night. Captain Vernon Locke and three Boston men survived briefly in a tender before perishing or going missing as a heavy sea capsized the boat. One survivor, Benjamin W Cobb, was found exhausted and brought to port. Kimball is presumed dead. Goldsmith remains missing. Cobb’s father accompanied him home. The vessel belonged to Jonathan D Cobb of Dedham.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Marion
Bay View Yacht Club
Boston
Vernon Locke
BE. W. Kimball
F. Goldsmith
Benjamin W. Cobb
Rye Beach
Kimball
Locke
Cobb
Goldsmith
John W. Downes
Odiernes Point
Jonathan D. Cobb
Dedham
Register of Deeds
Norfolk County
E. W. Kimball
Frank Kimball
Jamaica Plain
Jamaica Plain, Captain Locke
Pension Abuses in Congress Criticized by City Editor
In a strong editorial Stephen H. Tyna blasts pension legislation abuses as pension rolls swell toward 125 million dollars for 1891. He accuses pension sharks of fraud, calls for stricter examinations and public opinion to curb able-bodied mendicants, and urges aid from the Grand Army of the Republic to protect deserving veterans and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Grand Army of the Republic
Stephen H, Tyna
Worcester society to visit Fall of Babylon on train
The Tur Str. John's Guily Society of Worces ter will visit the Fall of Babylon on Saturday afternoon, arriving by a special train on the Boston and Albany railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Str. John’s Guily Society of Worcester
Babylon
Boston & Albany Railroad
Draw at Longwood Ends with Canadian Victory Hope
In a Longwood cricket match between Canada and Longwood, the visitors dominated after the first innings, chasing a target to draw as Longwood fell short. Mudie top-scored with 25, while Bannatyne and Cam eron shared key wickets for Canada, securing a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood
Longwoods
Bixby
Mudie
Cameron
Bannatyne
Bond
Stanwood
Truns
Boston
Manitobas
Prost
Rokeby
Wright
Chambers
Prest
Page
S. Wright
Dutton
Tuckwell
Holmes
Hart
Haughton
Cracknell
Campbell
Northwest
Warming Their New House at Savin Hill Yacht Club
The Savin Hill Yacht Club opened its new Queen Anne clubhouse with over 300 invitations and a full crowd. Designed by Willam H. Besarick, the two story building houses sixty lockers on the first floor and a 30 by 40 foot dancing hall upstairs. Commodore Vege lahn presided over supper at 8 with remarks, then Choate's Orchestra played as members danced. Notables included Commodore C. V. Whitten and Secretary Carey from nearby clubs, with a committee led by Commodore F. C. Veneraln arranging the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Willam H. Besarick
South Boston
Fr. O. Vegelahn
Choate
C. V. Whitten
Carey
Hull Yacht Club
Boston
Quincy
Jeffries
Commodore F. C. Veneraln
W. B. Bird
J. P. Hawes
L.T. Howard
H. G. Patten
L. T. Howard
J. L. Carr
J. H. Par
J. S. Clarke
Rhode Island Yacht Club Regatta Winners Named
The fourth annual Rhode Island Yacht Club regatta held July 16 crowned Penn, Diamond, and Faust in classes A B and C. Awa lost time after jib failure. Course lengths were 20 miles for A and B and 12 for C with corrected times listed for all contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Club
Providence
R. L
Rhode Island Yacht Club
Flint
F. P. Sands
Penn
Lewis Tullingham
Diamond
Wright
Faust
Awa
Ana
Peni
Nepenthe
Kelpie
Mucilage
Mascot
Scud
Edna
Victor
Olivette
Another Race for the Expert Cup at Lynn Harbor
Lynny harbor hosts an expert cup yacht race next Saturday at 1 PM. West Lynn Club judge Charles S. Goodridge and Lynn Yacht Club judge W. A. Estes will officiate, with the Volunteer Club naming a judge later. Boats under twenty five feet from three clubs may enter the regatta over the regular harbor course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynvy
Serdav
Lynn Harbor
Charles S. Goodridge
West Lynn Club
W. A. Estes
Lynn Yacht Club
Dorchester Yacht Club Plans July Cruise
Notes of interest announce the Dorchester Yacht Club annual cruise for July 21 with rendezvous off Thompson's Island and a fleet pass by the flagship to Marblehead. The cruise continues to Provincetown and Duxbury under fleet captain W. 8. Nickerson, with Newport, R. I. mentioned. Lorillard sells the Vacuna catboat to New Bedford parties, a Burgess designed cruising cutter about twenty five feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Thompson’s Island
Marblehead
Provincetown
Duxbury
Nickerson
Newport
R. I
Lewis L. Lorillard
New Bedford
Burgess
Wanderer Ariadne Water Lily Enter Harbour In Fog
Schooner Wanderer from Newport for Rockland and sloop Ariadne from Nantucket for Greenport, along with Water Lily from Boston belonging to the South Boston Yacht Club, all arrived at Winiwarp Haven while steam yacht Jathniel remains. dense fog settles over the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winiwarp Haven
Wanderer
G. W. Weld
Newport
Rockland
Ariadne
Banks
Nantucket
Greenport
Water Lily
Walter Newton
South
Squadron to Boston for G A R reunion alters August parade route
National Encampment of the G A R receives Navy Secretary Tracy note that North Atlantic squadron will be in Boston Harbor during encampment week. Executive committee recommends parade route change led by Colonel Thomas R Matthews. New route from Commonwealth avenue Arlington Boylston Copley square Dartmouth Columbus avenue West Chester park Washington street to Adams square.
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Tracy
Navy
North Atlantic
Boston
Boston Harbor
Thomas R. Matthews
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington
Boylston
Copley Square
Dartmouth
Columbus Avenue
West Chester Park
Washington Street
Adams Square
Manchester tennis tournament reports day one results
Horace Partridge & Co Masco pomio courts open with preliminary and first round results. Carter, Bears, Alford, Mansfield, Keyes, Tallant win in singles. Hovey dominates Smith. Shaw outplays Mansfeld. Afternoon matches feature steady play and lobbing, with several defaults noted. Second round sees Hovey surpass Smith 6-3 6-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Horace Partridge & Co
Carter
Crompton
Bears
Farrington
Alford
Sheate
Phil Mansfield
Banager
Keyes
Fiske
Tallant
Rogers
Mitchell
Proctor
Hovey
Eastman
Smith
Allen
Phil Mansfeld
Shaw
Hovey- Smith
Perkins
Stevens
Bruce
Sanborn
Orcutt
Hoppin
Cobb
Read
Aldrich
Huntington
E. BP. Barry
Wildes
Holmburg
Woodman
Wellington
Beals
Lioppin
Dexter
Engstrom
Taylor
Manchester Eat Gardner
Brown
Hurst
Boston Tavern in Insolvency Filing After License Revocation
Yesterday afternoon Robinson and Fitzsimmons of the Boston tavern filed for insolvency. Liabilities are around 56,000 with assets about 35,000. The hotel remains open but the bar is sealed while proprietors, who ran the house for a year and a half, receive sympathy for their efforts to build a first class hotel.
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Messrs
Sugar situation in 1890 the world surplus noted
The London Economist reports a large excess in visible sugar supply and prospects of beet sugar yields. Last year’s beet sugar crop reached 3,630,000 tons vs 2,451,950 for 1886. Louisiana crops are favorable and stocks in major countries rose over 50 percent, with beet sugar output surpassing cane. Prices are expected to stay low for years.
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Sir
London
Louisiana
Willett & Gray
Heat Wave Sweeps Through Cities From Arkansas to New England
Yesterday temperatures reached 91 with 72 percent humidity as heat from a three day hot spell travels from Arkansas and Nebraska. Chicago saw 75, Cincinnati hit 94, Portland the hottest at 96 by 2 pm, while the day ends cooler yet still very hot across the region.
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Arkansas
Nebraska
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Portland
New England
Prominent Guests at City Hotels Listed in Detail
A long list of notable guests staying at major hotels across the city includes G. E. Alden of Fort Payne Alabama O M Means of New York and many others from Portland Me Albany NY Chicago Philadelphia and more. The roster covers Vencome Brunswick Parker s Young s United States Thorndike and other properties with guests spanning judges officials merchants and travelers. Names include J B Morris Elias Milliken James L Delaplain Rankin Mason Francis Magoun W H Tiffany and H L Nixon among others.
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Vencome
G. E. Alden
Fort Payne
Ala
O. M. Means
New York
Ross C. Houghton
Portland
W. H. McClure
Albany
N. Y
John W. Walsh
J. Walker Wood
Misses Martin
South Orange
N.J
E. F. Brown
Dayton
O. Parker
Jacob Binder, Jr
Philadelphia
Palmer Campbell
Hoboken
J. S. Dickson
Ward
Savannah
J.B. Morris
Baltimore
Elias Milliken
Augusta
Samuel Hale
South Berwick
David L. Wise
H. E. McMahon
Young’s
J. H. Manley
William Esson
G. P. Morgan
Fisladeipae
H. M. Littie
W. Peeey Pea
T D. B. Packaon
Seaite Wash
B. Douglas
A. Webster
Gea Neb
J. K
S. A. Miller
Louisville
W. P. Keating
New York United States
Irving Drew
Porsmuth
James Stokley
W. A. Prior
Chicago
Henry C. Ward
O. A. Adams
Charles R. Webster
Page
Norwich
Conn
K. W. Mackintosh
G. W. Gregory
J. Judson
Los Angeles
Cal
L. B. Harding
Stamford
Canada
Tremont
R. R. Dawes
Marietta
John A. Cilatar
New_York
F. W. Thompson
Brooklyn
A. C. Stuart
Troy
Ni Yak
M. P. Small
Charles Sutherland
U. S.army
W.S. Russell
Revere
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
N. H
W. Strong
W. Strong, the Misses Strong
Washington
James B. Hoyt
George H. Babbitt
Bellows Falls
Quincy
E.I. Wills
Detroit
Mich
C. P. Berry
Mountain View
J. R. Jackson
Earl Elisae
J. H. Drummond
Society of American Florists holds sixth annual meeting
The sixth annual meeting of the Society of American Florists runs from August 19 to 22. Sessions feature essays by James Dean on Easter trade, D. B. Long on business systems, E. T. Carmen on hybridization, and Professor T. Maynard on fertilizers. Social events include a Boston harbor excursion and Nantasket beach banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Society of American Florists
James Dean
D. B. Long
E.T. Carmen
T. ‘T Maynard
Boston Harbor
Nantasket Beach
Seats for the Public Parks in Boston Expanded
The Mayor and city forester plan to buy 200 more settees to augment the permanent seats on the Common and Public Garden. Boston parks lag behind New York in seating, with about eight hundred settees owned by the park department versus over nine hundred in Madison and Union squares. During Grand Army encampment week all Boston settees will be moved to the Common and Public Garden for veteran and visitor use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Park Department
Madison
Union
New York
System of the Equitable Mortgage Company Praise
A published report by fifteen men from accountants to financiers commends the Equitable Mortgage Company. They traveled eight thousand miles, praise officials and affiliated institutions, and endorse local banking loaning agents for efficiency, security, and ongoing care of loans. They approve the South as a strategic expansion and deem the mortgage system safe and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Mortgage CO
Equitable Mortgage Company
Extradition Hearing Set in Leda La Montague Case
United States District Court fixed July 23 for hearings on extradition of Leda La Montague, a Quebec fugitive, upon a Canadian petition alleging arson. Attorneys S W Emery for petitioner B Hall for prisoner. Also a separate libel case, the schooner Gertrude, with a decree for $87.60 in wages against defendant, Jees for claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson, J
Leda la Montague
Quebec
S. W. Emery
B. Hall
Gertrude
Herbert A. Cartwright
Hali
C. T. Russell
Jees
Supreme Judicial Court Bail Denied in Brown Case
July 15. Knowlton J notes John F. Brown, late Nantucket court clerk, convicted of forgery and serving a 2 1/2 year term. Motion for bail or habeas corpus denied. judge finds no statutory authority and says petition should go to Superior Court. H. W. Chaplin for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Brown
Brown
Nantucket
United States Supreme Court
Gray
Insolvency Court in Salem Reports Early Meetings
In Essex county Salem in July 55 first meetings were held for Isaac A. Cowdrey of Peabody assignee J W Putnam and Benjamin F Pettin gill of Newburyport assignee Tr Henry Ramsdell Second meetings were held for Michael J Birmingham Phinney Stevens Lewis Toppan George C Evans and delia Ss Harris Adjourned third meetings were held for Fitz Martin Rich Woodbury Ovilla Vanier Carrie W Plummer Joseph H Rice and William C Robinson
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Essex County
Salem
Harmon
Isaac A. Cowdrey
Peabody
J. W. Putnam
Benjamin F. Pettingill
Newburyport
Henry Ramsdell
Michael J. Birmingham
Phinney & Stevens
Lewis Toppan
George C. Evans
Fitz & Martin
Rich Woodbury
Ovilla Vanier
Carrie
W. Plummer
Joseph H. Rice
William C. Robinson
Superior Court July 15 Criminal Session Highlights
Judge Thompson and J Michael Mullaney sentenced defendants for breaking and entering from four to eight months in the House of Correction. Evelyn Abbott fined for keeping an infants boarding house without license. Patrick Murphy jailed for larceny in building at the Massachusetts Reformatory. Case listings include Commonwealth v. Lowell, Conlon, Lunt, Davis, Bowman, Conroy, Melwers, Parkin, Keller, and others.
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Superior Court
Thompson
J. Michael Mullaney
House of Correction
James Gourley
William O’rourke
James Powers
Evelyn Abbott
Patrick Murphy
Massachusetts Reformatory
Parkin
Same
Keller
Davis
Edmister
McDon
Howard
Suame
Winston
Real Estate Exchange Rules Amended at Directors Meeting
At the regular monthly meeting of the Real Estate Exchange directors the exchange fee for mortgagee sales was cut to $1. Membership grows with non residents joining including James B Galloway of Chicago. Multiple property sales were reported including estates on Boylston street, Washington Union and Yade streets, and a large sale on St Botolph Irvington and Harcourt. a Plymouth to Middleboro railroad survey began under L K Bidwell. Street extensions and public way plans were approved in Brighton and Roxbury. Seashore cottages appear at low prices amid a weak season for investors. Auctions include the Joseph H Billings homestead in West Roxbury and several other estate transfers.
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James B. Galloway
Chicago
Galloway, Lyman & Patton
Tacoma Building
Boylston Street
Herbert L. Perry
Fred M. Huntville
George R. White
Providence Street
St. Botolph
Irvington
Harcourt Streets
Franklin Haven Et Als
Tod
Randolph Coolidge
Charlestown
John Mulcahy
Washington, Union
Yade Streets
William O’ Keefe
Royall
Hoban
Aldie Street
Brighton
Townsend Street
Humboldt Avenue
Harold Street
Roxbury
F. W. Ryder & Son
Joseph H. Billings
Centre
la Grange Street
West Roxbury
Henry J. Bowen
Eighth Street
M. Scott
Seventh Street
M. Callahan
Broadway
A. H. Welch
Beckler Avenue
J.W. Sweeney
Centre Place
J. Bersig
Boston Organists Build Largest California Cathedral Instrument
Hook and Hastings of Boston completed a very large organ for the archbishop of San Francisco. A trial yesterday featured George E Whiting and J Frank Donahue as organizers. The instrument includes latest improvements, is grandly voiced, and powerful.
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Boston
California
Messrs. Hook & Hastings
Kendal Green
San Francisco
George E. Whiting
Church of the Immaculate Conception
J. Frank Donahue
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