Boston Bostons edged by Phillies in home game
The Phillies used superior timely batting to defeat the Boston nine before an enthusiastic crowd. Conway started for the visitors, with Wheelock replacing Wise, and the Phillies’ offense produced the decisive runs aided by strong play from Nash Morrill and Casey. Final score details show Philadelphia ahead with solid pitching and fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamaprtruia
Phillies
Bostons
Wise
Wheelock
Conway
Philadelphias
Morrill
L'ghlin
Johnston
Castian
Iladelphias
Homen
Casey
Wood
McGuire
Bogarty
Kelly
Mulvey
Menghna
Bastian
O'Rourke
Doescher
Tine
Washineton
New Yorks
O'Day
Keefe
New Yorkers
Gore
Ewing
Rally by Portlands sinks Blues in six innings comeback
In a 9 0 lead, the Portlands mounted a six inning surge scoring fifteen runs with eight singles and two doubles to upset the Boston Blues. Burke, Thayer and Manning starred with key plays as the crowd saw a dramatic shift in momentum and attendance reached 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blues
Portlands
Burke
Thayer
Boston Blues
Andrus
Sheehan
Dickerson
Mang
Hatfield
Moolic
O Thayer
Burns
Davin
O Bradley
Choen’k
O Jordan
Duffy
O Clare
Lufverry
Murphy
Small
Manning
Clare
Jordan
Moran
Manchester
N. H
Manchesters
Salems
Medieve Des Apis
Shefffer
O’brien
Canavan
Salema
Leighton
Lovely
Demaris
Morrison
Marsden
Lowes
Lowells
Lynns
Henry
Corcoran
Lowells _ MANCHESTERS
Salem
Dt So
Mott
Asl
Bell
Shannon Wa
Quinn
Tadean
Wiliams
Fielding Shines as Lowells Edge Lynns in Tight Clash
Toftling and Hartnett run stops and throws anchor a 9 7-9 game. Kennedy belts two home runs, Burke and Houck deliver key hits as Lowells beat Lynns 9 to 7. Burns suffers losses with 2 runs earned in 2 1/3 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
R. BU. Pda
I. BH. PD
M’geachy
Brown
Glasse
Dalimp
Myers
Caprroll
Denny
O Coleman
Cahill
Smith
Healy
Mcteacy
Glasgeork
Seery
Carroll
Morris
Kealy
Canhill
Arundel
Dalrymple
Hy Healy
Bassett
Glasscock
Brassett
Meyers
Rhodes
Lowells
LYNNS
R. BH
A. E
Mgunne
Houck
Hartnett
Murray
Terrien
Higgins
Stone
Kennedy
Wisner
Shinnick
Gibson
C. Toftling
Sprague
Ef. Urke
Henry
P.m
Burns
Core'n
Wein Becarenta
Sore
Lynna
Burke
Houek
Toffing
Cudworth
Ferrin
Phiree
Corcoran
McGuanigle
Lowella
Lynne
Toming
Slouck
Lynch
Measures to Be Adopted by Judge Barrett in Sharp Trial
In New York on June 3 the Jacob Sharp case faced jury tampering fears as only eleven jurors remained. Judge Barrett ordered testimonies, warned against discussing the trial, and planned further proceedings. A new subpoena sought William N. Bird, treasurer of the Broadway road in 1884, who must stay to testify before Europe departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Jacob Sharp
Martine
McLewee
Caldwell
Rupfel
Harlem
Parsons
Sharp
Talesman
Cher Ricketts
Nicoll Aroge
Exnoe
William N. Bird
Broadway Road
Europe
Bird
Labor Conflict Looms Between Knights of Labor and Manufacturers
Havernicy June 3. A no peaceful settlement appears likely after a noon meeting between Knights of Labor and the Manufacturers' Association. Manufacturers demand control of the price list with employee input and executive board approval. Knights of Labor assemblies reject this, risking a lengthy dispute and possible departure of several manufacturers from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havernicy
Knights of Labor and Manufacturers’ Association
Knigits of Labor and Manufacturers’ Association
Knights of Labor
Missing clergyman arrives in Norway Maine demented
W C Stiles the missing Pittsfield New Hampshire clergyman arrived at his mother's house in Norway Maine at 4 o clock and is evidently demented. A telegram announced his arrival and George E Kent with Vi A Grant will travel to bring him back. Mrs Stiles has borne up under the trial though another letter received tonight appears written during insane delusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
W. C. Stiles
Pittsfield
N. H
Pierskeep
George E. Kent
Vi. A. Grant
Fire alarms report two blazes with substantial damage
An early morning alarm from Box 62 noted a fire at 104 Eliot street occupied by T. V. Norman & Co. caused by spontaneous combustion, with $50 damage. A second alarm from Box 451 reported a fire in a stable and storehouse on Cottage row near 159 Medford street, occupied by John Rogers and owned by Dr. Shurtleff, causing $350 damage to building and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Street
T. V. Norman & Co
Hox 451
Cottage Row
Medford Street
John Rogers
Dr. Shurtleff
Rhode Island Assembly Ends Session With Constitutional Convention Vote
The Rhode Island General Assembly adjourns at Newport to resume in Providence on June 14 and then final adjourn in 1888. The House passes a constitutional convention bill 89 to 22 with a new section for voters to decide on holding a convention. Senate action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
General Assembly
Newport
House
Senate
Pacific Land Grants and Land Sales Controversy Unfolds
In two sessions the Pacific railway commission questioned Union Pacific land grant trustee Frederick Ames on land sale figures, bonds and commissions. Officials examined vouchers tied to secret service costs and payments to attorneys while Adams faced scrutiny over related expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Secret Service
Testimony on January 5 1856 and Union Pacific actions
Fragmented deposition recounts no knowledge of December 1856 payments to Q French or silent period. It notes French previously worked for the company, compiling laws on Pacific railways and mediating government-company issues. The commission plans to close in Boston and resume in Omaha, Sioux City, and San Francisco with expenses capped at $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
French
Pacific Railways
Adams
Boston
Omaha
Sioux City
San Francisco
Dorchester Yacht Club Holds Meeting Ahead of 100th Regatta
The Dorchester Yacht Club met at Harrison Square with Commodore H. W. Savage presiding. The regatta committee was empowered for the 100th race on June 17 and Ocean Gem was offered as judges’ boat. Adrian Wilson spoke on sailmaking, sail plans, and sail care noting modern rig improvements and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Harrison Square
H. W. Savage
L. M. Clark
Samuel Samuels
F. B. Fairbanks
G. K. Heald
H. 5. Maffitt
N. R. Reynolds
J. E. Robinson
F. F. Streeter
T. J. Barry
F. L. Hull
W. C. Newell
W. H. Wilkinson
Adrian Wilson
America
Julia
Una
Engied
Wilson
Obituary notices for Lawson Blanchard and Carrier-Belleus
Andrew J. Lawson Cambridgeport printer and journalist dies at 52. Funeral Sunday at 1 PM. William Blanchard Dorchester born 1821 dies at Highlands. longtime city official and banker, leaves widow and three children. Albert Ernest Carrier-Belleus, French sculptor, dies at 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Lawson
Boston Traveller
Putnam Avenue
Cambridgeport
Traveller
Phenix Mining Company
Arkansas
Charlestown theft case and city notices in Boston paper
Thomas Minnehan was held on $100 bonds for trial on Tuesday for stealing $75 worth of blankets from Walter Thrasher's stable on Rutherford avenue Charlestown district. The body of an unknown woman, about 33, was found at Pope's wharf and sent to the morgue. The aldermen approved the Suffolk county court house loan. Belmont estate to be sold Tuesday by Samuel Hatch & Co. Miss Charlotte Gray of London will speak Monday at 3 in the Boston W C T U rooms. Land and Labor Club denied amalgamation with Socialistic Labor party. Chester H Graves & Sons Boston advertise Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Minnehan
Walter Thrasher
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Pope’s Wharf
Board of Aldermen
Suffolk County Court House
Nantasket
Belmont
Samuel Hatch & Co
Charlotte Gray
London
Eng
Boston Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Odd Fellows
Christian Temperance Union
Middle
Europe
America
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Willard
Switzerland
Land and Labor Club
Socialistic Labor Party
Club
New Literary Ventures and Local Clubs Draw Attention
Gleaner notes a proposed young literary magazine to be run by energetic writers, praise for a female editor, and the hope of youth in literary war. It cheers Longwood Tennis Club for admitting women on Fridays and previews plans for a riding club aiding social life and outdoor exercise amid a difficult climate. It also lauds the Massachusetts Society of Emergency and Hygiene for practical health education, nursing training, and public health outreach, and ends with a vignette about a Russian dog and two street urchins discussing a baseball game via “perquisites.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood Tennis Club
America
Longwood
Riding Club
Athletic Club
Red Cross
Massachusetts Society of Emergency and Hygiene
Massachusetts Society
Mickey
Deshin
South End
Gamin
Harvard Week Calendar Notes Prayers Lectures and Dinner
The calendar lists Sunday June 6 at Appleton Chapel 7 30 p m Rev Alexander McKenzie D D to lead weekday prayers at 8 46 a m with no seat assignments. Dr McKenzie at Wadsworth House after prayers. Tuesday June 7 College faculty meeting at University 5 3 50 p m. Thursday June 9 lecture The Choice of Studies in History by Professor Emerton at Sevel 11 7 30 p m. Revere House dinner describes market delicacies served by ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Appleton Chapel
Alexander McKenzie
D.D
McKenzie
Wadsworth House
University 5
Emerton
Sevel
Liebsch estate suit seeks recovery from Snyder heirs
In United States Circuit Court on June 3 Judge Nelson presided over a suit by Marie Liebsch’s administratrix against C Brown Snyder’s heirs to recover about 5000 alleging funds entrusted to Snyder for Liebsch’s benefit were not invested or accounted for A jury awarded 6684 to the plaintiff. Attorneys listed. Also recording a separate case by David T Winter against the New York Lake Erie Western Railroad for 20000 in personal injury damages from an alleged forcible ejection. Trial ongoing with portions of testimony unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Nelson
J. Emil
Fielder
Esther
Snyder Et al
Marie R. Liebsch
Francis J. Liebsch
C. Brown Snyder
J. P. Treadwell
J.D. Ball
David ‘T’. Winter
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Olean
New York
L. S. Dabney
S. J. Thomas
H. P. Moulton
Court to hear case on merits over permanent injunction
Paul Geiger et al. versus Phillip Frank concerns restraining the Brewers Benefit Association of Boston from paying 1000 to support brewers on strike at Highlands. Complainants claim funds used without proper authority and without due investigation. Case to be heard in a few days. Fischacher represents complainants. Morse and Sullivan for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Allen
Paul Geiger
Phillip Frank
Brewers’ Benefit, Association of Boston
Highlands
Isaac 5
Morse
Richard Sullivan
Lawsuit Over Steamer Jesse H Freeman Platform Accident
An action of tort against Henry G Seaverns and others claims the steamer Jesse H Freeman used a lash platform to unload bananas at this port. On June 27 1885 plaintiff stepped on the platform it gave way and he fell striking the wharf fender breaking ribs. Jury out. Attorneys listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bubier
Henry G. Seaverns
Jesse H. Freeman
West Indies
William Gaston
F’. D. Allen
T. H
W. E. Russell
Michael Sheehy
Francis H. Whitman
Anlaintiff
J. H. Flint
R. Lund
Killian
Boston
May
Hammond
Gninazzo
Baccigalupo
Woodbury
Rott
Falvey
Faxon
Kankenberg
Barry
Brown
Allen
Rothenberg
Connelly
Baker
Porter
Smith
Plummer
Jenkins
Callahan
Lockman
Gibson
Jackson
Johnson
Seaver
Francis
Boston & Albany Railroad
Jane A. Gee
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Somerville
D. C. Linscott
L. C. Southard
Laintff
A. A. Stout
W. H. Coolidge
Flasham
Senar
Adams
Hayford
Metcalf
Cunard
Govely
Butler
Prince
Strain
Roberts
Prescott Ve. Same
Lowell RR
Murray
Trent
Driscoll
Same
Hurley
O’ Leary
Barrett
Billings
March
Gurmney
Lombard
Boston & Albany RR
Joyce
Cassidy
Clinton Law
Bank
Rice
Glidden
Pitman
Boston & Maine RR
Tryder
van Nostrand
Treadwell
Peonane Musical Society
Horigan
Clark
Ripka
Mitchell
Dickerman
Atwood
Dumas
Gilfillan
Mawhinney
Abbott
Deshon
Tarbell
Linehan
Boston Loan Co
Mystic Valley R. A
Ames
Newburyport
Bartlett
Quackenbush
Schweitzer
Ware
Bengle
Dacey
First National Bank
Hunt
Parkinson
Calef
Ireland
Darling
Ward
Wellington
Samuel Buchet Ax
Henry T. Hutchins
Portsmouth
Theatres Next Week Featuring Gaslight and Stars
Next week at the Boston Bijou and Howard theatres three new bills open. Under the Gaslight stars Edwin Browne Charles T Nichols and Eugene Moore with Mercedes Malarms Kate Singleton. Delmonico ball room dock and railroad scenes enhance the production. Lizzie May Ulmer greets crowds at the Bison with Dad's Girl. Evangeline continues at Hollis Street with Savoy music and costumes. Kellar remains at the Museum for mystifying feats. N C Goodwin headlines Little Jack Sheppard at the Ark. Howard presents N S Wood in three sensational plays on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bijou
Howard
Messrs
Edwin Browne
Charles T. Nichols
Eugene Moore
Mesdames
Mercedes Malarms
Kate Singleton
Delmonico’s
Kellar
Museum
Powers of
Darkness
the Ark
N. C. Goodwin
Jack Sheppard
Mr. Goodwin
The
N.S. Wood
Business Troubles and Insolvencies Rise in 7 Day Span
Gustave Herzig furs at 217 and 219 Mercer Street New York reports liabilities of 40000 to 50000 with assets near equal. Thomas Moorehouse Chicago commission produce dealer has made an assignment. Suffolk County Insolvency Court held second meetings for about two dozen bankrupts with little of interest beyond a few additional claims. George H Hills salesman no fixed address received a stay of proceedings. National bankruptcies through Dun and Co and Russell remain high but decline to 150 this week from 175 last week and 180 prior, with Western states at 52 losses total, the smallest in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Railway Commission
Pattison
Mink
Young
Anderson
Little
Frederick L. Ames
Union Pacific Land Grant
Missouri River
Wyoming
Rollins
Utah Line
Union Pacific
Sherman
Utah
Land Department
Ames
Governor Pattison
Commission
Mr. Anderson
Littler
Springfield
Newark
Boston
Adams
Secret Service
Mr. Pattison
President Adams
Washington
Igger
A. L. Williams
Williams
John
Blair
George 5. Green
T. L. Andrews
H. G. Woods
W. M. Jones
D. R. Meade
John M. Thurston
French
Theophilus French
Sidney Dillon
Union Pacific Railway Company
Gustave Herzig
Mercer Street
New York
Thomas Moorehouse
Commission Produce
Chicago
McKim
Suffolk County
George H. Hills
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
Pacific States
United States Officer Seizes Vessel in Alaska Sealing Case
The Sierra was seized off the California coast during a sealing voyage near Oanalaska. Abbey, commander of the revenue cutter Corwin, claims authority to seize firearms and spirits. John 8 Lee and Sierra owners seek $20,000 damages and wages for a disrupted voyage. Abbey pleads that the seizure was legal under treasury orders and aimed at stopping fur seal smuggling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Lee
Charles A. Abbey
Corwin
United States
J. R. Reed
Alaska
Oanalaska
California
Abbey
Lee
Boston
United States District Court
Cenlec
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Sunday Services at Union Hall and Church Address
Sunday services announced by B M C Union at Union Hall 18 Boylston Street with Rev James De Normandi Roxbury delivering Endure Hardness. Choir and soloists to perform. doors open 7 15 pm service at 7 45 pm. Samuel James Carrier of England to speak at Church of the Disciples on The duty of all Christian men and women to join the White Cross Army at 8 pm June 5. Association Hall hosts men only meeting at 4 30 pm with Dr H S Pomeroy on Purity and orchestral music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
James de Normandi
Roxbury
Maud M. Starkeweather
Agnes Giles Spring
Samuel M. King
Arthur W. Thayer Bass
Wilhelm Frese
Byron A. Robinson
Samuel James Carerr
England
Church of the Disciples
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
White Cross Army
Association Hall
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Pomeroy
M.D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Boys
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Washingtons
Bh.po
A.T
O,o'brien
Gillespie
O Dealy
Dorgan
Donnelly
Rich
O’rourke
Richardson
O' Day
Farrell
Connor
O'Brien
Hines
Mack
Pealy
Powers
Tinn
Pranappouis
Pearce
Baldwin
Clarkson
Ore
Detroits
Feffer
Rds'n
Wil’mson
White
Hanlon
Hint
Ganz
Tim Clarkson
O Baldwin
Chicagos
Brouthers
Ryan
Pfeffer
Ganzel
Dunlap
Dely
Williamson
Anson
Quest
Clevelands
Metropolitans
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Brooklyns
Haverhill
Rhode Island
Pacific Land Grants
F. L. Ames
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Harvard Calendar
Revere House
Supreme Judicial Court
Superior Court
Bacon, J
HA Hartley & Co
Axminster Carpets
Wilton Carpets
Brussels
H. A. Hartley & Co
Washington Street
Brattle Square
H. F. May
Paul West
the Theatres
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!