New York Chicago game long and tedious in early season
The New Yorks defeated the Chicago club in a lengthy May game with Anson swapping pitchers and Ryan, but New York bats produced 11 runs. Gillespie led the Chicago attack with three base hits as the day featured heavy hitting and sharp fielding from both sides despite a slow start and multiple pitching changes.
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New York
Anson
Ryan
Baldwin
New Yorks
Chicagos
PQ. A
BILP
Gore
Ward
O Pfefer
Jorgan
Willma’n
Jud'ds'n
Auburna
Brown
Daly.g
Welch
Haluwin
Prst
Votal
Yotal
Chicago
Homeris —Gillespie
O' Rourke
Sullivan
Williamson
Wasged Baile
Daly
Connor
Dorgan
Richardson
Gillespie
Philadelphias
Pittsburg
A. Eyogaty
Sulvey
Dalrmp
Cusick
Ol Fields
Coleman
Ood
Nick’rson
M'L
Kastian
McCor
Clements
Olsmith
Otal
Pittsburgs
Huffinton
Fogarty
Dalrymple
Fields
Wood
McLaughlin
Fouarty
Dalrynt
Bastfanardson
Doesher
Washington
Washington- Indianapolis
Governor Ames Testimony on Union Pacific Contract Debates
The Pacific railway commission heard Judge Dillon describe disputes over fair rates for government transport and subsidies. Governor Ames, a former Union Pacific shareholder, testified on consolidation deals, bond payments, and alleged government misclaims, with further examination of Comptroller Mink postponed due to illness.
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Pacific Railway Commission
Dillon
Union Pacific
United States
United States Supreme Court
Acts of Congress
Ames
R. N. Pomeroy
S. Barnes
E. F. Parsons
William C. Whitmore
Central Branch
Atchison and Colorado
Gould
Kansas Pacific
Boston
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Rock Island
Russell Sage
Sage
Goul
Crédit Mobilier
Gould’s. Gould
Mahlon D. Spaulding
Road
Sharps
Boston & Albany
Union Pacific Company
Coness
Congress
Anderson
Pennsylvania
Judge Dillon
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Omaha
Pullman
Pullman Company
Kansas
Kansas Pacific Capital
Adams
Mink
Aldermanic Powers and City Budget Hearings Discussed
The Boston aldermen met in a quiet session approving loans of 8,650,000 and outlining salaries for fire department personnel. They discussed paving authority between the Mayor and the board, examined Rutherford avenue widening costs, and considered a horse car line protest by the New York and New England Railroad. Adjourned to June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
New York & New England Railroad Company
South
Boston
Postoffice Square
Nettleton
Marine Park
Deer Island
Board of Fire Commissioners
Cambridge
Elizabeth H. Knight
Beacon Street
City Hall
George Curtis
Roxbury Canal
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Cambridge Street
Charlestown
Henry L. Pierce
Rutherford Avenue
Chapman
Devens
South Boston Railroad Company
Broadway
Congress Street
Postottice Square
Home Run Drives Lynns Past Manchesters In Salem Clash
In Salem on Bridge Street grounds the Lynns defeated the Manchesters 8 to 4 as Terrien delivered a key homer and five players crossed the plate. Canavan hit a two-base shot and Visner another homer, with strong pitching by Stone and Wisner backing solid defense amid 200 spectators.
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Terrien
Lynns
Manchester
PO. Ale
A. Ee Houck
Coughlin
Murray
Sheffer
Doyle
Stone
GO Carey
Wisner
Mab 'N'T
Totel
Manchesters Saecee
Canavan
Visner
Carney
Poon
Manchesters
Terrion
Wlatenbury
Houck
Dann
Weeden
Salem
Salems
Bridge Street
Emarus
Lawrence Oys
Lawrence
A.B. Kk
A. F. Donovan
O'Brien
Tip
Old
Hamiltonli
Kyneh
Ghat
Ray
Ieee
Bell
Campanari
Dodd
Shanv'ab
Peties
O Ob. Quinn
Lae
Murphy
Sivadeau
Donnell
O.P. Quinn
Wie Riley
P.a
Demarus Prive
Earle
Tawyohues
Lawrences
Orien
Campana
Ladeanu
Bettee
Donald
Ladeau
Demarus
Petree
Riley
Pall
Donovan
Bel
Shannon
Lynch
Har vard class championship game ends 7 to 4 win
In the Harvard series for the class championship eight seconds later 8S defeated 89 yesterday by a score of 7 to 4, giving 88 a one game lead over other classes. At Philadelphia Louisville s, 4, Athletics, 3.
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Harvard
Philadelphia
Louisvilles
Athletics
Boston University Baccalaureate Sermon Held in Sleeper Hall
Boston University held a baccalaureate sermon in Jacob Sleeper Hall with Bishop Randolph S. Foster delivering the address. Attendees included Dr. A. L. Crowell, Chancellor Sims, Dr. B. K. Pierce, Jacob Sleeper, Dean F. H. Bennett, and Marcus D. Buell. The talk urged graduates to face future duties, noting their advantages in the United States. A convocational meeting followed in the lower hall with class admission limited to seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
Jacob Sleeper
Randolph S. Foster
A. L. Crowell
Lynn
Sims
Syracuse
B. K. Pierce
Zion's Herald
F. H. Bennett
Marcus D. Buell
School of Technology
William R. Clark
Foster Rose
Somerville School and Democratic Committee Actions
A Somerville school committee meeting reported sixty school visits and forty cases investigated by the truant officer. Fourteen truants were returned to schools. Departures included resignations of Miss Anna L. Prescott, Miss Jennie Colburn, and Miss Evelyn E. Getchell. Schools to close June 29. high and grammar school graduations set for June 28 and June 30 at First Methodist Church. In another adjourned meeting, Dr J D Couch was elected president and Robert Luce treasurer of the Democratic ward and city committee.
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Somervillé
Anna L. Prescott
Edgerly
Jennie Colburn
Lincoln School
Evelyn E. Getchell
Highland School
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Bow Street
Somerville
J. D. Couch
Robert Luce
Alumni Dinners Highlight BU Liberal Arts Medical and Law Groups
Boston University alumni from three schools held dinners and elected officers. Liberal Arts elected O. S. Marden as president with a slate including W. P. Odell J. L. Bates and Sara Emerson. Medical elected Dr J A Baker as president and Dr Sager Hasbrouck and Dr Annie B. Taylor as vice presidents. Law School elected Arthur F. Means as president with an extensive executive slate and greetings from medical alumni.
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Boston University
Liberal Arts
Tremont House
Marion Talbot
Marden
W. P. Odell
J. L. Bates
Sara A. Emerson
Sarah L. Miner
G. M. French
Marion ‘Talbot
Carrie O. Stone
R. W. Foster
I. P. Fox
Boston University School of Medicine
Young's Hotel
J. A. Baker
Sager Hasbrouck
Annie B. Taylor
W. H. White
J. W. Clapp
J. L. Coffin
A. H. Tompkins
Boston University Law School
Parker House
DeCourcey
Pitman
Supreme Court
Symonds
Salem
Harry Corning
Arthur F. Means
Charles J. Burns
John A. Rockwell
Young's
G. F. Waynes
J. Otis Wardwell
Charles J. Stere
M. Elijah George
W. J. Flint
C. F. Gallagher
A. J. Jennings
Matthew Dolan
W. H. Powers
J. H. Sisk
E. ©. Battis
A. J. Pratt
J. P.I. Churchill
R. W. Light
F. E. H. Gary
F. P. Magee
F. W. Rogers
Cambridge Memorial Day Parade Officer Refuses Badge Removal
Officer Stevens of Station 2 declined to remove his Grand Army badge during the Cambridge procession leading to his dismissal by Sergeant Pullen. He cited three years service in the Seventeenth Massachusetts Infantry and awaits a committee statement. The 224th Eastern Convocation meeting at Christ Church, Cambridge, concluded with luncheon and reports on missionary work followed by evening prayer.
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Cambridge
D. A. Stevens
Pullen
Stevens
Seventeenth Massachusetts Infantry
Committee On Police
Convocation
Episcopal Churches
Christ Church
F. C. Foster
Oxford Street
Hopkinson Club honors lacrosse champions at Parker House
Hopkinson College Athletic Club hosted a dinner at Parker House to celebrate lacrosse championship on the Union grounds. Guests included J A Blanchard presiding, with A W Dexter and Sumner Paine among attendees, alongside notable Masons and state officials from Maine and Connecticut. Harvard Crimson editors joined a Quincey House repast, and J G B Adams was feted at Young's Hotel by friends. the M 1 T alumni dinner also occurred at Young's last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinson College Athletic Club
Parker House
Union Grounds
J. A. Blanchard
A. W. Dexter
Sumner Paine
A. A. Smith
Benjamin Dean
E. A. Burnham
Maine
J. M. Carpenter
Connecticut
Harvard Daily Crimson
Quincey House
J. G. B. Adams
State House
Young's
M. 1.T
Harvard Tennis Tournament Concludes With Close Finals
The Harvard spring tennis tournament finished yesterday at Beck Hall. Lee defeated Tailer in a tight final 7-5, 7-6, 6-0, 7-5 after a slow week. An exhibition mixed Snow Tailor and Sears brothers won 8-6, 6-2, 6-4.
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Harvard
Beck Hall
Lee
Tailer
Snow
Tailor
Sears Brothers
New England Lacrosse Club Considers Intermediate Championship Tournament
At Young's Hotel last evening the New England Lacrosse Club decided to hold a tournament this month or in July to determine the intermediate championship of New England. The winning team will receive a trophy from the New England association and the title will be open to challenge.
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New England Lacrosse Club
Young's Hotel
New England
New England Association
Cleveland and Hill Meet Behind Mansion Plans
Albany Despatch reports Governor Hill completed a 150000 executive mansion and seeks a grand house warming with President Cleveland at Washington. The two leaders aim to ease tensions, shore up 1888 renomination, and avoid public political drama in their private meeting two weeks hence.
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Albany
Philadelphia
Governor Hill
Cleveland
Washington
Hill
Abram 5
Hewitt
Manning
Samuel J. Tilden
Mr. Hewitt
Court Docket Shows Guilty Post Office Case and Many Civil Actions
United States Circuit Court finds Francis P. Russell guilty of taking and destroying a letter in Lynnford and imposes a $500 fine. Several cases advance in Superior Court and First Session with numerous tort and contract actions, including Bubier vs Seaverns over vessel platform injury and Chapman vs Higgins over a building contract. Multiple dockets list cases in order across First and Second Sessions with numerous parties and defendants.
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United States Circuit Court
Nelson
J. Francis P. Russell
Lynnford
J. Edward Curry
City of
Boston
Washington
Waltham Street
C. W. Bartlett
M. Balson
Chapman Seabury
Charles W. Higgins
D. F. Crane
John H. Bubier
Henry G. Seaverns
Jesse H. Freeman
West Indies
Laintiff
William Gaston
F. D. Allen
T. H
Russell
McGuire
Fitchburg RR. Co
Sheehy
Whitman
Bubier
Seaverns
Loring
Amory
Pacific National Bank
Dearborn
Killian
Carter
Atwood
May
Hammond
Guinazzo
Baccigalupo
Woodbury
Trott
Allen
French
Parker
Brown
South Boston
Connolly
O'Riordan
Carey
McLean
Livingston
Con Way
England
Kellog
Chapman
Globe N. Co
Myers
Rothenberg
Connelly
Baker
Blodge
Bernard Fanning
Thomas Clark
Same
Williams Street
Chelsea
G. A. A. Pevey
A. Hemenway
J. R. Wheeler
George H. Hendrick
Jacob H. Hathorne
Washington Street
Boylston
H. W. Bragg
George Z. Adams
Emperor William's Summer Plans From London Truth
The German Emperor will not visit Gastein this year due to prior harm from baths. He is expected to arrive at Ems around June 10 for three weeks, then possibly go to Baden-Baden before returning to Babenberg for summer. He has bought a £40,000 estate in Silesia, given to the crown prince, adjoining the Brunswick inheritance.
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London
Gastein
Ems
Baden-Baden
Babenberg
Silesia
Duke of
Brunswick
Offending Judicial Dignity at Lewes Assizes
A London Truth report recounts Mr Justice Field lecturing an agent named Buil who touched the judge on the shoulder. Field ordered him to stand off and forbade addressing the bench except via affidavit. The piece denounces the act as a grave challenge to the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lewes Assizes
Justice Field
Buil
Making a Distinction in Jubilee Addressings
The London Truth notes jubilee addresses to the Queen have begun with John Bright among the early supporters. It suggests the Queen should honor Bright with a jubilee baronetcy due to his Unionist stance, hoping posterity can distinguish this John Bright of 1877 from earlier figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Bright
Injunction Hedges Brewers Benefit Funds Amid Strike
In the Supreme Judicial Court yesterday a temporary injunction was granted to Paul Geiger Richard Voigt and Joseph Bechener restraining the Brewers' Benefit Association of Boston treasurer and others with custody of funds from paying 1100 toward support of the Highland district strikers. Some members stayed at work while others struck. petitioners represent over twenty who continued working and oppose using association funds for the strikers. A judge will decide Friday if the injunction becomes permanent.
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Bostons
Detroits
Radbourn
Johnston
Hanlon
Richardson
Lorning
Wheelock
Baldwin
Brouthers
Kelly
Rowe
Iganlap
Morrill
Wise
Daily
Dunlap
Thompson
Hornung
Hormung
Nash
Johnson
White
Ganzel
Rad Laurn
Merrill
John
Supreme Judicial Court
Paul Geiger
Richard Voigt
Joseph Bechener
Brewers’ Benefit Association of
Boston
Highland District
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O' Wise
Thom'sourt
GO White
O Hanlon
U Daily
O'Gangele
Jag Thatrolts
Detroita
Nesh
Balla
Bostona
Hornang
Jiaily
Morrilh
Gansell
Lyx
Sreday
Lynn Club
The
Institute of Technology
Huntington Hall
Rogers Building
Francis A. Walker
Institute
George A. Armington
Sidney R. Bartlett
Sarah L. Day
Joseph B. Gay
Charles B. Kendall
George W. Patterson, Jr
Franz 4H. Schwarz
Frank E. Shepard
Henry Souther, Jr
William A. Whitney
Ile
Sidney R. Barnett
Charles A. Barton
William B. Blake
Walter C. Brace
Henry B. Brainerd
Dwight Brainerd
Henry IF. Bryant
Frank G. Burgess
Julian A. Cameron
Frank D. Carney
Winthrop Cole
Henry J. Conant
Helen Cooley
Ralph E. Curtis
William C. Cushing
Walter C. Fish
John @. Fox
Walter H. Gleason
William O. Hildreth
James C. Hobart
Oren
Hussey
Edward A. Jones
William D. Livermore
Philip A. Mosman
Samuel P. Mulliken
George L. Norris
Quintard Peters
Herbert A. Richardson
Franz H. Schwarz
Henry D. Sears
Harry E. Smith
Jonas W. Smith
Hollen C. Spaulding
Timothy W. Sprague
James H. Leanwood
Henry J. Stoddar
Horace B. Sperry
School of Mechanic Arts
Thomas B. Alin
William A. Codding
Frank Crowther
Marion B. Curtis
Fred W. Green
Walter C. Hadley
Philip B. Jennings
Frank C. Mathewson
James L. G. Rand
William C. Sheehy
Joseph C. Stedman
Mary KR. Sweet
Lowell School of Practical Design
Abert Br
Gov. Ames
Jay Gould
Board of Directors
Bishop Faster
Cleveland and Hill
Te Equity
Superior Court
Bacon, J
Gee
Boston & Lowell RR
Pierce
Laurence
Richards
Brooks
Flasham
Segar
Hoitt
Mayford
Jaques
Eldred
Metcalf
Cunard
Campbell
Tyner
Govely
Butler
Prince
Strain
Sherburn
Drake
Willard
Muldoon
Lancey
Standard
Boston & Roxbury
Davis
Barrett
Billings
Mareh
Gurney
Campbe
Whettmore
Wel
Callahan
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Morehan
Bay State Sug
Masson
Lowell
D. He
Ll. Pater
Clark
Judkins
Hobbs
Rice
Mitchell
Dickerman
Page
Isburg
Emperor William
Hartley & Co
Bigelow
Pierre
H. A. Hartley & Co
Brattle Square
William Delano
George Isaacs
Achilles
John A. Andrew Post
Confederate Veterans of Virginia
Fitz-Hugh Lee
Virginia
Whitney
Willian Hichborn
Charlestown Navy Yard
Hichborn
Navy Yard
Bureau of Construction
William B. Daley
John A. Andrew
G.a.ry
Charles Pickett
Norfolk
Merrimac
Daley
Keeler & Co
Brewers’ Association Funds
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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