Cincinnati Beats Staley By One Inning Defeat Of Red Sox
Cincinnati broke even as Staley struggled and Clarkson kept the visitors in check. Latham hit a left field homer, Marr added a double, and the Reds edged the Boston nine with timely hits and steady defense.
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Tom Loftus
Cincinnatis
Staley
Clarkson
Latham
Marr
John Clarkson
Rad
Lestons
Nash
Reilly
McPhee
Smith
Uinn
Long
Tommy Tucker
Bostons
Harry Staley
Herman Long
Ganzel
Keenan
Holliday
Sul. van
Quinn
Tou
Radbourne
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Ay Qain Hone
Mena
Brodie
Martin Sullivan
Nasi Clusen
Nasi
Jon
Holliday Scorug
Wuinn
Saichi
Clark
Holiday
Kelly
Boston
Cincinatis
Amuti
Smitha
Sullivan
Longiv McQuade
John Morrill
Shoe Makers Convention Opens Second Day Proceedings
The Boot and Shoe Makers Convention entered its second day at 9 am. The Credential Committee report was accepted after discussion. Committees were named for Finance, Law, Appeals, Press, State of the Union, and Grievances with members from several cities. General Secretary Skeffington reported 147 new unions and about 22 000 members. wage defenses and anti wage-cutting urged. treasury showed a healthy balance and funds for defense. The general executive board submitted its report and the convention adjourned for the morning.
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Boot and Shoe Makers’ Convention
Frank McCarthy
Cigar Makers’ Union
J. F. ‘Tobin
Rochester
N. Y
Addison Kelley
Detroit
James Cummings
Toronto
J. Batefelder
Haverhill
P. Dutty
Dover
N. Hi
Law
Simon Gompers
New York
David E. Roberts
J. Brown
Farmington
N. H
John Muldoon
Syracuse
R. FP. Chalk
Kennebunk
James P. Buckley
Chicago
Benjamin L. Clark
Berwick
T. F. Pomeron
R. Shattuck
Matt Pepperell
Charles Chog
N.L
N. G. Lonmon
Plymouth
Mass
Maurice Murphy
Natick Press
KK. D. Andrews
G. Dudiey
Cochituaie
John Kilbury
Rockland
State of the Union
A. A. Carston
Camden
N.J
Mary Mason
Ida M. Howe
Brockton
New England
Treasury
Blaine Aborts Bar Harbor Trip Due to Ill Feelings
Secretary James G Blaine remained unwell and postponed his Bar Harbor departure. He recovered enough to drive with Senator Eugene Hale of Maine in the afternoon, then took the 7 PM Boston & Maine train to Bar Harbor with Mrs Blaine and the senator. Mrs While departed for Detroit that evening.
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State Department
Bar Harbor
United States
Eugene Siale
Maine
Blaine
Boston& Maine
While
Detroit
Narrow Escape on Old Colony Train Near Milton Station
A 2:17 p.m. Old Colony local bound for Mattapan narrowly escaped a serious wreck yesterday when track workers spiked a rail in front of the Milton station. As the train neared the station the rail shifted, causing the engine and cars to derail but the train halted on the track. Passengers faced a delay of over two hours as crews cleared the wreck.
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Old Colony
Mattapan
Milton
Yale Students Face Faculty Inquiry Over Parade Misconduct
The Yale faculty summoned twenty-five students to answer for alleged misconduct during the Karnum circus parade. They showered torpedoes on elephants and horses, causing a stampede among the equines, witnessed by a professor from Osborn Hall. Teachers deem it serious and may punish the students.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Osborn Hall
Fculty
Eulorits
Royal baking powder stands as best choice against cheaper rivals
The grocer urges buyers to switch to other baking powders for higher profit, but all agree Royal is the best. Cheaper powders are said to use inferior ingredients and may contain lime, alum, or sulfuric acid, while Royal is portrayed as thoroughly tried and superior.
Electrical progress the use of storage batteries
The article describes rapid adoption of isolated electric light plants in new Boston buildings as gas competition wanes. It details storage batteries like Sorley cells in the Public Library and Ames Building, with multiple light circuits and dynamos, plus the Exchange Building plan on State Street adding 4700 lamps powered by basement machinery and future expansion. It notes Harvard College also to be illuminated by electric light.
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Boston
Boston Post
Copley Square
New England
Eastern Electric Light & Storage Battery Company
Lowell
Charles Sorley
Ames
Court and
Washington Streets
Afuellon
Electrc Light & Storage Battery Company
Taunton
New Bedford
Hmp
Exchange Building
Great Exchange Building
State Street
Edison
Mackintosh & Seymour
Harvard
Harvard College
Plans for electric lighting at Gore Hall library
Electrical engineers surveyed campus buildings yesterday to plan lighting for the new plant. Work should finish this summer with the fall term opening. Gore Hall library will be among first to receive illumination. Fire risk concerns have delayed artificial light until a safe system is installed. Decision expected in a week or more.
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Gore Hall
Collision Off Seguin In Dense Fog Involving Penobscot
Report from Captain Otis Ingraham of the Boston and Bangor line details a collision in heavy fog near Seguin between the Penobscot and the three masted schooner Charles H Fabens. No serious damage to the Penobscot. the schooner suffered a broken bow and top timbers. The Fabens, bound from Darien to Turks Island to load salt for Boston, remains afloat.
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Weather Overview Shows Unsettled Conditions Across Regions
June 2 forecast: showers and variable winds in New England and Eastern New York with partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Unstable atmosphere, low barometers except South Atlantic, broad storm areas from Rockies to Kansas, hot temperatures in the eighties across much of the nation, Boston reaching 86 with high humidity.
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New England
New York
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Rockies
Great Mississippi
Kansas
Nebraska
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Boston
Promenade Concert at Music Hall Delights Large Audience
Despite bad weather a sizable crowd attended the Promenade Concert in Music Hall. Mr. Uhnenberg conducted the orchestra with frequent applause as the program featured works by Marek Auvray Mendelssohn Strauss Wagner and others including Barber of Seville and Invitation to the Dance.
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Gavotte
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Storm Damage in Dorchester Touches Wires and Home
A Dorchester and Milton weather event damaged telephones on the Milton circuit and struck a house on Tolman Street Nepon set owned by Patrick Rogers and occupied by Frank Tucker and family. The roof and ceiling were burned but the fire was contained with no injuries. Estimated damage to the house is about $100. A sixth special sale of acclimated horses by A W Davis at Northampton Street stables is set for Thursday June 11, featuring high grade animals.
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Tolman Street
Neponset
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Frank Tucker
A. W. Davis
Northampton Street
Blind commencement at Perkins Institution and Mass. School for the Blind
Tremont Temple hosted the Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind South Boston commencement. Helen Keller played piano to applause as Dr. Brooks and LL.D. Samuel Kot observed. Students demonstrated reading by touch, geography, and gymnastics, with Mary Hoisington delivering the valedictory. An appeal followed for Jamaica Plain kindergarten funding.
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South Boston
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Helen Keller
Phillips Brooks
Samuel Kot
Ll.d
John J. Clare
Peter Rasmmussen
Willie Lynch
Jubal
Edward Bigelow
Harry Hodsdon
Henry Miles
John Morrison
Edna A. Joslyn
Fannie E. Jackson
Edith Thomas
Mary Brodie
Flattie Norris
Emma Carr
Matilda Boyle
Europe
Asia
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A. P. Peabody
Myrtie Anna Aldrich
John Joseph Clare
Mary Eva Clark
Thomas Charles Higgins
Mary Heustis Hoisington
Fanny Elizabeth Jackson
William Stephen Jenney
Edna Alzina
Joslyn
Lillian Mabel Russell
Peter Francis Trainor
George Augustine Washington
Ir. Eliot
Jamaica Plain
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Franklin Street
Boston
Boston Banquet Honors Representative Wilson Before Europe Trip
Representatives and ex-officials gathered at the Hooston Municipal Club banquet in Boston to toast William Power Wilson before his two month Europe voyage. Speakers praised political reform, criticized Mayor Matthews, and urged party unity for a new Democratic revival.
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Wilson
Boston
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State House
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Massachusetts
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The
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Lowell
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Joseph O. Burdett
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The Mastery of Destiny by Warren at Boston University
President Warren delivered the baccalaureate address in Steener Hall on the Mastery of Destiny. He argued life is shaped by fixed factors like inherited traits and environment, and by free choice, urging moral appeals and reflection on sin redemption and divine judgment.
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Boston University
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Fire on Broad Street devastates six-story granite building
A blaze started on the fifth floor of the six story 99 to 105 Broad street building, in the West & Jenney wholesale drug lab. Fire alarmed at 8 am, second alarm issued as flames spread to the upper stories and roof. Loss estimated at 50,000 dollars with 10,000 in goods. West & Jenney insured heavily. Full building valued around 50,000 with additional stock drawn recently. Nearby Vincent & Hathaway bottlers suffer minimal damage. six men aided from the top by the bottlers before fire department arrival.
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Instrange Company of State of Pennsylvania
United Heads of Philadelphia
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Rochester
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Barthold Meisel
Buffalo
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Hartford
Citizens’ of
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Phremon's
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Fire Damage Strikes City Building Residents and Fire Crew
The blaze damages multiple occupants on upper floors with losses totaling several hundred dollars for printer and lithographer firms. Insured through Reid Bros. workers suffer water and smoke damage. J. Coxser and Engine 25 crew face injuries and equipment struggles during firefighting efforts.
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Allen & Kherry
H. E. Darling
People’s of New Hampshire
Dade Beatpery
Concordia
Milwaukee
Pasesnes
J. A. Coxser
West & Jenny
Clarence D. Poland
J. F. McCarthy
W. RK. Smith
Alfred Porter
Cambridge Aldermen Weigh Liquor Licenses and City Needs
Cambridge Board of Aldermen met last night with the License Committee recommending 35 sixth class liquor licenses while a minority urged 25. Officers approved adding three patrolmen for the Harvard bridge, extending the police signal system, and a leave of absence for City Messenger F L Ratt. The Finance Committee failed to fund a 5850 School Board shortfall and urged restraint on expenses. Water Board visit invited for June 17. Theodore L Pike nominated for sewer superintendent. Charles F Wyman elected to fill Joseph A Ball’s vacancy on the School Board.
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Jeave
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Choate
Willand
Leavitt
Fairbairn
Harvard Bridge
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Ward
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F. L. Ratt
Committee On Finance
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Water Board
Stony Brook
Fresh Pond
Theodore L. Pike
Charles F. Wyman
Joseph A. Ball
New Fire Apparatus Unveiled in Newtonville Test
A Newtonville fire apparatus test pleased the City Council Fire Committee. The city now owns a Babcock aerial ladder truck and a Champion pattern chemical engine. The aerial ladder reaches sixty seven feet with a ten foot splice, and ladders include a fifty foot Bangor and a fourteen foot roof ladder. A large crowd and many city fire chiefs attended the exhibition.
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Newton
Nornton
Jane
Sprcianto
Newtonville
Babcock
Stones City Fire Departments
Hotel Churchill Opens After Remodel and Expansion
Hotel Churchill in Brant Rock Mass opens June 16 after remodeling and adding twenty six rooms. The house sits on an elevated ocean view lawn with tennis croquet and swings, has a fine livery, and offers good bathing boating and fishing. For terms contact A N Andrews Marshfield Mass.
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Marshfield
Mass
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