Massachusetts Club Outing At Point of Pines With Senator Hoar
Forty two members of the Massachusetts Club hosted Senator George F Hoar for a summer outing from Revere Beach to the Hotel Pines. A lively exchange covered Canada union and Pacific Coast wonders as General John L Swift and others weighed in with wit. They spent the afternoon strolling the piazzas and beach before a 4 45 pm train back to Boston.
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Massachusetts Club
Point of Pines
George F. Hoar
Revere Beach & Lynn
Bay
Hotel Pines
Old Guard
George F. [Oar
Worcester
William Claflin
Boston
George A. C. Ernst
Frank D. Allen
Lynn
William E. Blant
Haverhill
W. W. Doherty
J. P. S. Churchill
Milton
John A. Shepard
Canton
L. Edwin Dudley
E. B. Stoddard
J. F. Brown
George M. Woodward
Taunton
Julius Co. Chappelle
Middlesex Club
Nantasket
Hathorne
McPherson
Canada
Senate
Claflin
Hoar
Congressman Davis
Fall River
A. W. Beard
John L. Swift
Senator Hoar
Pacific Coast
New England
California
Puget Sound
Washington Territory
Lebanon
America
England
Pacific
New York
Harvard
Merrimac
Anne
pAopraate
Annexation debates and Canadian union prospects in Boston
Speakers discuss the impracticality of dual tariffs and the inevitable drift toward Canadian annexation. They cite Manitoba, British Columbia, and Quebec as key factors, noting Canada’s triple veto system and British influence. Technological advances and transportation loom as forces pulling Canada toward the United States, with mixed views on timing and feasibility.
Great outdoor exhibition The Apaches at Point of Pines
This evening the outdoor exhibition The Apaches or Life in the Wild West will be shown at the Point of Pines. Next week regular evening performances continue with additional Tuesday Thursday and Saturday matinees. Tomorrow the fifth concert will be presented under J Thomas Baldwin.
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Point of Pines
J. Thomas Baldwin
Dunraven's Ultimatum in America Cup Chase
The Dorchester Club sails today with its annual eastward cruise as preparations for the America cup continue. Lord Dunraven demands trial races to select the American challenger and opposes racing Valkyrie only against 70-footers for the Paine cup. General Paine declines comment on any arranged Valkyrie trials.
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London
Earl of Dunraven
Valkyrie
General Paine
Post
Lord Dunraven
Dorchester Yacht Club Sets Two-Week Eastward Cruise
The Dorchester Yacht Club begins its annual cruise today for about two weeks toward the east. A circular from July 18 1889 outlines rendezvous at Thompson's Island July 20 at 2 PM, then departure for Portland. If weather turns unfavorable off Eastern Point, signals may direct a run to Gloucester.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Diana
Orr
Clytie
Lydia Adams
Galatea
Rondina
Alda
Rose G
Bohemian
Ianthe
Nomad
Ethel
Cimara
Zaida
Annie
C. L. Perrin
Regatta of the Pleon Yacht Club in Marblehead
The Pleon Yacht Club will sail a regatta on July 24 at 2 30 pm with prizes of 2 1 and 60 cents for first second and third in classes for centerboard and keel yachts. Courses include six options, time limits of 2 1/2 hours for first and special classes and 2 hours for second class.
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Pleon Yacht Club
Marblehead
Mid Channel
Martin’s Rock
Cat Island
Boden
Selman
Archer
H. S
Regatta Committee
A. G. Wood
F. L. Rhodes
Howard Whitcomb
Fred K. Litchman
8. B. Crowninshield
Jay Gould Arrives Aboard Atalanta Off Newport
Steam yacht Atalanta arrives with Jay Gould and George Gould aboard at Newport R I July 19. The party of guests sails aboard Augusta Kathleen and Vixen on cruising voyage along the coast.
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Jay Gould
Newport
R. L
George Gould
Augusta
Chicago
Kathleen
Boston
Vixen
New York
Chelsea Yacht Club Moonlight Excursion on the Anita
The Chelsea Yacht Club plans its annual moonlight trip aboard the steamer Anita on August 6. After cruising Nahant harbor there will be a harbor landing and supper at Maoris Gardens followed by dancing.
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Chelsea Club
Chelsea Yacht Club
Anita
Nahant
Atlantic Club Yachts Arrive at Newport After Unscheduled Run
The Atlantic Yacht Club fleet arrived at Newport from Shelter Island after an extended trip via Block Island and Narragansett Pier. The procession included Roamer, Anaconda, Azalea, Fanny, Chrispa, Athlon, Alcendo, Stella with arrival times from 11 14 to 1 03. Captains met to decide on disbanding in New Bedford, decision postponed.
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Atlantic Club
Newport
R. J
Atlantic Yacht Club
Shelter Island
Stonington
Block Island
Narragansett Pier
Republic
Cavalier
Volant
Roamer
Anaconda
Azalea
Fanny
Chrispa
Athlon
Alcendo
Stella
New Bedford
Narrow Escape Of Two Men On Yacht Mist
Two men, John P. Cosgrove of Lynn and John Ford of Boston, narrowly escaped when the yacht Mist sank during a Wednesday squall about a mile from Egg Rock. Cosgrove, an adept swimmer, used cork cushions to aid his rescue and escape.
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Lynn
John P. Cosgrove
John Ford
Boston
Egg Rock
Cosgrove
Yacht Owner and Rescue by Egg Rock Light Keeper
In a maritime incident Mist was owned by EK. A. Abrams of Lynn. The uncle and two men were kept afloat until assistance arrived from the Egg Rock light keeper who transported them to Swampscott in his dory.
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Egg Rock
Swampscott
Mist
EK. A. Abrams
Lynn
Yachts in New Bedford Harbor Take Incoming Vessels
Schooner yacht Siren of New York owned by Frank R. Lawrence arrived from Edgartown bound home. Sloop yacht Mistral of New York arrived from Brant Island. Cutter Maril will sail tomorrow for Edgartown and Nantucket. Steam yacht Aida arrived tonight from Cuttyhunk.
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New Bedford
New Bepforp
Siren
New York
Frank R. Lawrence
Edgartown
Mistral
Brant Island
Maril
Nantucket
Aida
Cuttyhunk
Fasten Yacht Fleet at Rockland
Rockland Me July 19 The following boats of the eastern yacht fleet arrived this afternoon from Marblehead Fortuna Foam Rebecca Viator Troubadour Quickstep Enone Vixen Guerilla Alga Papoose Seven teen are cruising and others are expected before morning Tomorrow they sail east ward.
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Fastern
Rockland
Rockkland
Marblehead
Fortuna
Foam
Rebecca
Viator
Troubadour
Quickstep
Enone
Vixen
Guerilla
Alga
Papoose
Yachts sail from Cottage City and nearby harbors
Carrack City July 19 reports sloop Wiz ard owned by Ernest Staples with F L Hammond of New York aboard left Edgartown to cruise eastward. Steam yacht Cora also departed. Yawl Kittie of Cotuit arrived, new schooner Quickstep of Providence passed bound for New Bedford. Viking left Vineyard Haven cruising westward.
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Cottage City
Carrack City
Wizard
Ernest Staples
F. L. Hammond
New York
Edgartown
Cora
Yawl Kittie
Cotuit
Fred Grinnell
Providence
New Bedford
Viking
Vineyard Haven
Ladies Day at Quincy Yacht Club Sail Off Houghs Neck
Quincy on July 19 hosted a ladies day sail by the Quincy Yacht Club off Houghs Neck. A long list of participating yachts included Whim, Fida, Regina, Erin, Diadem, Nereid, Atala, Amy, Meteor, Fannie A, Moondyne, Teaser, Julia, Mabel Shaw and many more. An evening hop followed the sailing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiens
Quincy
Quincy Yacht Club
Hough’s Neck
Whim
George G. Taville
Fida
H. L. Dearing
Regina
D. J. Ring
Erin
John Cavanagh
Diadem
L. Hayward
Covey
George Grane
Nereid
Charles Colby
Hester
James F. Harlow
Petrel
Williamsbury
Trackless
John Sanborn
Atala
E. F. Linton
Amy
E. W. Baxter
Kit
Charles Redding
Meteor
W. Bowkers
Adolph
Henry Moebs
Fannie A
James H. Sla
Guenn
Edward Horton
Moondyne
W. H Shaw
Teaser
E. E. Davis
Julia
Charles W. Hall
Mabel
Miss Mabel Shaw
America at Bar Harbor on Yacht Arrivals
Bar Harbor Me July 19 America and Christine arrived today with General Benjamin F Butler and Commodore Shaw leading parties aboard their yachts.
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America
Bar Harbor
Bar Harpor
Benjamin F. Butler
Christine
Commodore Shaw
Yachts Sighted in Provincetown Harbor This Week
Yachts seen at Provincetown with steam yachts Jathmel from New York bound for Boston and Neves also from New York heading to Bar Harbor. timing noted as July 19 with arrivals and departures recorded in local maritime notes.
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Provincetown
Jathmel
New York
Boston
Neves
Bar Harbor
Last day at Mystic Park closes week of fair weather
Mystic Park concluded a week of favorable horse trotting with sparse sprinkles, a strong early crowd, and a 2:20 pacing heat where Wickopee won the purse. Alexander Boy led in three heats of the later race while Fearnaught dominated the 2:35 clash with Volunteer Prince as key challenger.
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Mystic
Wickopee
Alexander Boy
Lderim
Fearnaught
Volunteer Prince
Ch. m
W. A. Hills
Harry B
Br. G
James Dougrey
Aksons
Jiderim Os Gs Sede
Begy
J. He Rowwoy
The New Hotel Crescent at Franklin Premiering Aug 16
The article advertises the Hotel Crescent in Franklin on the New York and New England railroad line. It highlights elm shaded streets and healthful surroundings, with the hotel offering large airy rooms for about fifty guests and nearing completion with electric lighting slated for August 16. Early applications urged to secure autumn rooms.
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Crescent
New York & New England
Franklin
Hotel Crescent
A Timid Little Organ Letter to the Editor of the Post
A Boston letter to the editor defends the Record’s scrutiny of public officials and opposition to inflated land purchases for an East Boston school site. It praises Question Clubs and tariff inquiries, cites Dawes and Hoar, and defends multiplicity of signatories while criticizing ridicule and misstatements. The writer, Samuel W. Mendum, Secretary of United Question Clubs, questions the Record's stance and calls for fair discussion.
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Record
Boston
Chapin
Senator Hoar
Dawes
Hoar
Candler
Samuel W. Mendum
United Question Clubs
Sunstroke praised remedy by Dr Zurker in Melrose Minn
Sunstroke relief cited from Dr A L Zurker of Melrose Minnesota endorsing Horsford’s Acid Phosphate as a gratifying and remarkable regenerating aid in a sunstroke case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
A. L. Zurker
Melrose, Minn
City notes recount cattle shipment precaution and local events
The cattle commissioners at the State House voted to alert railroads entering the city about diseased Texas cattle. The New England Helping Hand Society continues its annual memorial for Jennie Collins at Helping Hand Home today at 2 30 p m. E F Dando, 15, of 490 Sumner St East Boston, drowned after falling overboard at Gove Wharf. bystanders offered no rescue. President Patton of Princeton, guest at Harvard, received an honorary LL D from Harvard. his name was omitted from an official recipients list. Rev George A Crawford, Bromfield Street M E Church, will address young men at the Boston Y M C A tomorrow at 4 p m. music by Joseph Stewart. A thief stole $54 from Michael Isasi, 9 Salutation Street, by breaking a trunk. Howard gold watches worth $500 given to top sellers of Slade’s amber soap will be awarded Aug 1 at 3 p m by the award committee at No 2 Central Wharf.
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State House
Texas
New England
Helping Hand Society
Jennie Collins
Helping Hand Home
Carver Street
Boston
Gove Wharf
Patton
Princeton
Eliot
Cambridge
Harvard
Harvard University
George A. Crawford
Bromfield Street
M. E
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Joseph Stewart
Michael Isasi
Salutation Street
Howard
Slade
Grocers and Canners’ Gazette
Central Wharf
Missionaries Down South
A Berkeley Temple vestry heard Secretary I J Ryder of the American Missionary Association discuss work in the South and West among African Americans. He recounted journeys to Talladega and Kentucky, highlighted education gaps, and cited a Northern effort that allotted 14 cents per year per pupil since the war. He described hardship faced by ministerial students living on tiny rations and water.
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Berkeley Temple
I. J. Ryder
American Missionary Association
South
Rufus B. Tobey
Temple
Ryder
Dakotas
Talladega
Africa
Moffat
Kentucky
Deliberate wreck attempt on 7:46 Boston train
An Orient Heights incident on the 7:46 Boston to Lynn line appears staged as a wreck. A large rock blocked the cut after entry, breaking air brakes and requiring several men to remove the obstruction. Police seek a witness who saw two hoodlums place the rock. windows along Wood Island bridge were also damaged by projectiles.
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Boston
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Orient Heights
Wood Island Bridge
East
Sunday Concert on the Common by Germania Band
A Sunday afternoon program by the Germania Band begins at four o clock on the common. The concert includes Saint-Saëns Overture Eemont Beethoven songs without words Mendelssohn Grand Selection from Arielle Piccolo Solo Kinloch of Kinloch Mazaniello Sanitus from St Cecilia Mass Gounod Concert Waltz Rhein Sagen Selections from Falka Chassagne Auf Wiedersehen Hermann.
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Germania Band
Raymond & Whitcomb Summer Tours Offer Many Options
Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb announce seven August tours with varied routes including Saguenay River and Lake St John in Canada. Yellowstone National Park trips depart September, with autumn California excursions arranged for September 9 and October 14. Circulars and details available from W Raymond at 296 Washington Street opposite School Street.
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Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
Saguenay River
Lake St. John
Canada
California
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Man and boy drown near Marginal street and bridge
Edward G. Dando, fifteen, of 490 Sumner Street East Boston, drowned yesterday afternoon after falling into the water near Marginal Street. At 6:10 p.m. an unknown intoxicated man, about five feet eight inches tall and dressed in dark clothes, jumped from the Boston and Maine railroad drawbridge and was drowned.
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Edward G. Dando
Sumner Street
Boston
Marginal Street
Boston & Maine
Sociable at Winthrop Highlands hosted by Mr. Whitten
Mr. Fremont Whitten, proprietor of the Alpha, hosted a grand complimentary sociable at Winthrop Highlands last evening. Miss Mamie Learnard's Orchestra provided music for dancing in the large dining hall with many prominent cottagers in attendance.
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Fremont Whitten
The
Alpha
Winthrop Highlands
Mamie Learnard
Elegant euchre party at The Elms praised as success
A very pretty euchre party was hosted Thursday evening at The Elms Beach Bluff by the ladies of the house. Prizes were elegant and the gathering deemed a pronounced success.
Perjury Trial in Patent Office Interference Case
United States District Court in Washington resumes as the jury weighs the indictment of George A. Badger for perjury. Nelson judges the case with Boardman Hall for the government and Browne and Taylor for the defense as proceedings continue in the depositional record before the Patent Office commissioner.
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United States District Court
NeeLson
United States
George A. Badger
Patent Office
Washington
Boardman Hall
Alexander P. Browne
J. Henry Taylor
Obscene matter mail charges continued for Nadine and Kane
U. S. Commissioner Hallett presiding. William J. B. Nadine and Dr. H. H. Kane had their cases continued until Monday after appearing in court on July 19 in the commissioner’s court.
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U. S
Insolvency Court Grants Partial Discharge in Tremont House Case
In Suffolk County July 19 McKin, J grants discharge to Silas Gurney former Tremont House proprietor, paying only part of preferred creditors. Harry Livingston’s case closed. Joseph M. Prior stair builder meeting adjourned to Oct 27, Noah B. Smith clerk meeting adjourned. Discharges refused to Charles Anderson clerk Charles E. Davis jeweller and Austin Bros William H. and Michael W. Austin.
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McKin
Silas Gurney
Tremont House
Harry Livingston
Joseph M. Prior
Stair Builder
Noah B. Smith
Charles Anderson
Charles E. Davis
William H
Michael W.austin
Austin Bros
Breach of the peace and liquor cases listed for court
Superior Criminal Court calendar for July 19 and 20 shows Barker J. presiding. Johanna Freeby sentenced to ninety days at the House of Correction for breach of the peace. Saturday July 20 docket includes Commonwealth vs Waters liquor law, plus multiple assaults and liquor law cases against Driscoll, Shea, Ahern, Hennessy, Nelson.
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Superior Criminal Court
Barker
Johanna Freeby
House of Correction
Commonwealth
Waters
Same
Driscoll
Shea
Ahern
Hennessy
Nelson
Dalton Charged With Assault in Municipal Court
Jr. John A Dalton faced charges in a criminal session for allegedly assaulting John Maddison with an iron bolt fracturing his skull. Dalton was placed under bonds for later court appearance as Maddison remains hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital awaiting testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpy and Forsalts. Jr
John. A. Dalton
John Maddison
Maddison
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hotel Sorrento A Romantic View Of Sorrento Mo
A writer extols Sorrento Missouri praising its coast for easy land water transport. He highlights favorable building slopes pure water springs and abundant boating opportunities with safe anchorages along the coast. The Hotel Sorrento is described as a top scale establishment with an exceptional summer menu.
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Sorrento
City Forester Plans Tree Trimming on Boylston Street
City Forester Doogue said he will start trimming trees on Boylston street once the City Hall order arrives. One tree opposite Church street will lose several large branches. The Public Garden tree nearby is dying, increasing the visibility of the mutilation. Railroad representatives initially sought seventeen feet of clearance, later requesting nineteen feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Doogue
City Hall
Boylston Street
Church Street
Circular from Mayor Hart on civil service reform
Mayor Hart issues a circular demanding all city departments report promptly on every appointment and discharge. For appointments, specify civil service rule status, veteran status, full name, birthplace, age, residence, date of appointment and pay rate. For discharges, give reason. Departments urged to aid enforcement and improvement of civil service law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Automatic chair to follow every motion offered at Paine’s
An automatic chair described as the personification of comfort is advertised for sale at Paine’s furniture ware rooms 48 Canal Street, agents for the manufacturers. The ad appeals to all who value luxury and notes the chair is inexpensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s
Canal Street
Militia Roster Updates for Week Ending July 20
Changes include the commission of Albert A. Fowler as second lieutenant in Company F, Second Infantry, replacing the discharged Black. First Lieutenant W. Alexander resigns and is discharged from Company A, First Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Fowler
Second Infantry
W. Alexander
First Infantry
Stocker Named Custom House Inspector After Crowell's Removal
Salem July 19 special report J W Stocker of Beverly appointed inspector at the custom house assigned to Beverly to fill the vacancy caused by the removal of Fr J Crowell Democrat.
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Salem
J. W. Stocker
Beverly
Custom House
J. Crowell
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Young Men’s Christian Association
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Clarendon Male Quartet Co
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George W. Proctor
B. Y. M. C. Union
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