Getzein Leads Boston Past Cleveland In Slugfest
Boston won 18 to 2 behind Getzein’s steady pitching and timely hitting. Gruber and Getzein matched strong starts until Boston bunched three hits in the eighth inning to pull away. Key moments included Sully Sullivan’s fearless fence catch and Doyle’s two costly errors by Cleveland. Boston’s defense held, while Cleveland managed a lone first inning score.
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Detroit
Getzein
Gruber
South End
Fach
Doyle
Boston
Cleveland
Ston
Long
Martin Sullivan
Zimmer
Sully
Tucker
Quinn
Nash
Ganze
Som Tucker
Childs
Virtue
McAleer
McKean
Davis
Bossons
Graver
Lowe
Johnson
Ganzel
Brodie
Childsong
McKeen
Billy Nash
Renner
Rf. O
Bet Lowe
Poyle
G Virtue
O O
Ckear
Weston
Virtus
Jonson
Vampire-dohn
F&f
Morris
Jime
Chicago
N. L
Brooklyn
New York
Eastern Park
Anson
Caruthers
Terry
Fouts
Hutchinson
Kittridge
Kinslow
Ryan
Collins
Griffin
Jen
Jeffer
Lomble Vings
Inslow
Aid Fontz
Will
Lynch
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Phillies
Galvin
Thornton
Pittsburgers
Fittsburg
Welch
Clarke
Glasscock
Latham
The
Goose Longs
Ccc Ceesers O
Cinsianeti
Cincinnati
Ine- Welch
Buckley
Mullaneana
Powers
A.A
Louisville
Louisvituz
Deee Ee
Harvard Defeats Lovells in One-Sided Victory
The Harvard nine overwhelmed Lovells with strong hitting and sharp defense. Doyle pitched well, yielding eight singles and a trio of extra-base hits while Harvard capitalized on Lovells errors. Key plays included three decisive sacrifices in the seventh and a late surge, sealing a lopsided win for Harvard.
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Bostons
Levee
S. Dravean
Jovee
Es Duty
Beard
I Farrell
OjCahill
Murphy
nGook
Stricker
O'Shinn
Hadock
Ryan
Radt
lFhbret
Huih'ten
O'Brien
IIT
Cence Aeee
Wusinho
Sreciesee
Boston
Loninville
Joyce
Shinnick
Bares
Farrell
Cahill
Ebret
Cook
Radford
Unpire
Jones
Lime
St. Louis
A. A
Baltimore
McGill
Browns
Madden
Meuill
Mun Yun
van Haltren
Townsend
St. Lous
Werden
van Baltren
MecGill
Donbdle
Johnson
Ferguson
Harvards
Lovells
Harvard
Lem” Lovell
Ucher Bates
Doyle
Ean
Dickinson
Laverty
Dovie
Frovkingham
Lyons
Jckinson
Cobb
Toaraffora
Hovey
Teatford
Tis
Rupe
Dean
Halloweill
Trafford
Lages
Hallowell
Connor
Uv’ Brien
McKeever
Yages
Wild Ritches
Ates
Alward
Rutherham
Fitz
O' Brien
Doyte
Bos Ions
Cray
Yale
Amherst
Amhenst
Yates
Lome
Jackson
Hare
McClung
Leach
Calhoun
Case
Stearns
Jiare
Murray
Cheney
Doobie
Sullivan
Cutler
Phillips Andover Triumph At Annual Academy Meet
A large crowd attended the second Phillips Exeter and Phillips Andover Academy track meet at the new running track in Andover. Exeter and Andover athletes won multiple events led by Woodruff and Lapham, Exeter 44 points, Andover 46, Andover taking the meet by two points. Officials included Judges Lathrop Mandell Phelps, time-keepers Fiske and Lathrop, starter Hale, and clerk King. The local band performed but the faculty objected to an extended evening program.
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Andover
Phillips Exeter Academy
Phillips Andover Academy
Exeter
Woodruff
Sayre
Quarrier
Davis
Arnold
Young
Ranning
Sheldon
Dovnson
Coyne
Hopkins
Whelan
Dayek
Holbrook
Osborne
Vin Willetts
Hatch
Dobson
Lapham
Montgomery
Allen
J. G. Lathrop
Hale
Harvard
G. K. King
Rome
Supreme Court Decides on For Ballots Branford Election
New Haven Conn June 3 The Supreme Court in Fields vs Osborne issued a divided ruling on for ballots in Branford, finding the act’s strict wording not to bar the word for before office titles. It also defines a Citizens party as a valid independent political group and outlines limits on ballot uniformity and intent.
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New Haven, Conn
Supreme Court
C. Wilbur Fields
Sidney J. Osborne
Branford
Semour
I’em
Carpenter
Loomis
Andrews
Torrance
Lascott
Philbrick
Morris
Bulkeley
Citizens
Citizens’ Party
Citizens’ Ticket
Pelectinon
Henry M. Steadman
Dudley recounts Apache campaign 1875 journey
L Edwin Dudley of the Massachusetts Law and Order League spoke to Chauncy Hall pupils about a 1875 government Apache expedition. He led a 200 mile journey from Green River reserve to the San Carlos Helas rivers in 31 days. Also notes club books of Beverly and Hull Yacht Clubs for 1891, Dr Julia M Plummer addressing Boston W Y U on Social Parity, and the Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society annual meeting with dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Edwin Dudley
Massachusetts Law and Order League
Chauncy Hall School
Dudley
Green River
San Carlos
Helas
Beverly
Hull
Julia M. Plummer
Boston W
Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society
Thorndike
Brown Athletic Association elects new officers at noon
Providence KL Jan 3 The Brown Athletic Association held its annual election at noon selecting Edward B Aldrich 03 as president James F Hates 94 as secretary William T Dorrance 04 as treasurer and Richard Olney 2 as manager.
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Brown Athletic Association
Providence
Jane
Senecia
Edward B. Aldrich
James F. Hates
William T. Dorrance
Richard Olney
Ballots Declared Illegal For Use Of The Word For
Judicial ruling finds ballots invalid due to wording and voids the petition claiming election as Selectman. The court notes a separate illegality undermining the petition’s basis and dismisses the case.
Board of General Appraisers rules on steel boiler plate shearings duties
The board overruled the Boston collector on scrap steel from boiler and ship plate manufacture. It held steel boiler plate shearings are waste product, unfit for direct use, and subject to duty under Par 134 N.C. The protest by George B. Douglass was sustained, and the entry reliq dated accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of General Appraisers
George B. Douglass
Boston
Lunt
Messrs
Somerville
Ham
Siberian
Sarmatian
N. C
Ashmont Improvement Club Holds Ladies Night in Ashmont Hall
The Ashmont Improvement Club held its last meeting until September in Ashmont Hall with a ladies night. President Henry Richardson welcomed guests Mrs. Louisa Hopkins Rich ard C Humphrey Hon Charlies T Galla gher Lion William H West and Benjamin K Whittemore. Letters of regret were read from Emily A Fineld and William A Mowry. The program featured speeches on education and local improvement. The Euterpe Hanjo Mandolin and Guitar Club provided music.
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Ashmont
Emily A. Fineld
William A. Mowry
Richardson
New Harry and Lucey to Appear in Commonwealth
Dr Hale and his sister Miss Lucre tia P Hale announce a new serial titled The New Harry and Lucey to debut in the Commonwealth on June 12. The story, a Boston of today tale, follows the legacy of Miss Edgeworth's Harry and Lucy with wit and wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Hale
Corner-stone laid for All Souls Universalist Church Worcester
Universalists laid the corner-stone of the All Souls Church at Woodland and Norwood streets. Devotional exercises were led by Rev. Almon Gunnison D D. The stone was laid by I A Bushnell president of the parish. Rev. B E Whit ney of Milford gave an address. Rev F A Gray preached the benediction. A Union Association meeting of county Universalist churches preceded a devotional and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalists
Worcester
All Souls’ Universalist
Woodland
Norwood Streets
Almon Gunnison
D.D
I’. A. Bushnell
BE. W. Whitney
Milford
F. A. Gray
Union Association
Music Hall Promenades Conductor I Adamowski Returns
The popular Music Hall concerts draw strong crowds as I Adamowski conducts tonight for a second appearance. The programme includes Swedish Wedding March, Zampa overture, Doctrinen, Mikado, Bronze Horse, Peer Gynt suite, Wine Woman and Song waltz, Colombe Entr acte, and Boccaccio Polka among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
I. Adamowski
Sodermann
Zampa
Fleroid
Strauss
Sullivan
Bronze
Auber Andante
Tschaikowsky
Grieg
Colombe
Gounod
Suppe
Boot and Shoe Makers Convene on Amalgamation Plan
The third day of the Boot and Shoe Makers' International Union convention reports a favorable reception to a peace overture to the Knights of Labor in Haverhill. Amalgamation is likely to be acted on soon as sessions discuss and adopt constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boot and Shoe Makers' Convention
Boot and Shoe Makers’ International Union
Knights of Labor
Haverhill
Organ Works builds world organ for Chicago auditorium
The Roose velt Organ Works of New York is constructing a large electric driven organ for Chicago's Auditorium building. The ad touts whiskey brands G O Taylor Old Bourbon and G O Taylor Pure Eye Whiskey as featured within the text and claims purity and restoration qualities. Chester J. Graves & Sons, Boston, claim sole proprietorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Organ Works
New Yorks
Auditorium
Chicago
Taylor
G. O. Taylor
Drugeists
Chester J. Graves & Sons
Boston
Bas
Tremont Temple Commencement Aglow With Warmth And Pride
Boston University commencement at Tremont Temple featured notably cheerful audience and female prominences among graduates. Notable designees included Mary Martha Moore Emily Ayers Young and Anna Christy Fall who earned magna cum laude in law. Degrees conferred spanned BA philosophy science sacred theology and law with many named graduates listed by name and program.
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Boston University
Tremont Temple
Mary Martha Moore
School of Medicine
Emily Ayers Young
College of Liber Arts
Anna Christy Fall
Law School
George M. Fall
Norman Francis Hesseltine
Oswand Clean
Mile Ayers Young
Charles Henry Stackpole
Charles Post Benedict
William Fairfield Warren
Frank Nathan Bemis
Anna Evelina Boardman
Bertha Lincoln Briggs
Henry Grant Butler
Agnes Holmes Chase
Hattie Louise Chase
Cora Stanwood Cook
Edith May Cormier
Bloomie Pomona Crook
Fannie Bent Dillingham
Henry Faville
John Faville
Benjamin Cole Cailis
Harriet L. Goodridge
Wilbur S. Hale
Frances J. Hall
Lillye I. Lewis
Lucie Maria Mears
Louise Harriet Morey
Marion ©. Norris
Eva Moore Palmer
Millara Pell
Augusta N. Putnam
Daniel Richards
Jonathan Rigdon
Charles T. Snow
John Wesley Spencer
Hamilton Dirrell
William B. Varnum
Helen Wadsworth
Anna Merrick Warren
Winifred Warren
Joseph E. Waterhouse
Florence G. Wentworth
John Wenzel
Mabel
Woodworth
Emilie Ayres Young
Emily Frances Allen
Helen Emerson Andrews
Eamily Stickney Clough
Sarah Auguste Collins
Eunice Adelaide Critchett
Florence Harris
Lida Jailer
Edith Maud MacKeown
George Stephen Painter
Francis Carreton Percival
Annie Lillian Rideout
Sarah Ftarrington Rogers
Helen Maria Smith
Ellie Thompson
Blanche Ellen Seaver
George Arthur Wilson
Frank Lyman Arnold
Walter A. Brown
Malcolm A. Carpenter
Aldice Gould Eames
Ephraim Porter Fell
Henry John Field
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A.B
F. 1
Henry Porter Rankin
A.M
Herman Charles Scripps
Wilbur Fietcher
Stackpole
B. Stephens
HH. Sweet
A.B. Thomas
M. Laibot
Charles E. Todd
N. McG. Waters
Thomas Whiteside
Arthur Wilde
Theophilus KR. Curnick
George William Locke
John P. Pillsbury
Arthur N. Searles
Edwin Allen Bayley
Edgar Hager
A.M. Noreman
Francis Hesseltine
Eben Pearl Keeler
Joseph Merrill Lord
Eugene O’ Brien
Wendell Williams
Charles Henry Wood
Robert Putnam Hood
William J Tames
Henry KE. Leveren
John Francis Lynch
John H. McDonough
Edward L. McManus
Charles S. Martin
Saward B. Pratt
William M. Prest
Josep W. Sheeran
Samuel W. Wagner
George F. Allison
Cum Lande
Pr. Batchelder
C.B
Arthur Morgan Brown
Edward Batterbarpee
Frank Edmund Dean
George Ed.garstlayes
Charles Merriam Kirkham
Edward Diarlan Scott
Se.G.i
John William Slattery
Marvelle
Christopher Webber
James Ellery Barnard
James Frederick Corbett
James Thomas Cummings
Oresses Popuiff Doe
John Hillman Bennett
Elizabeth A. Brackett
Amanda Corner Bray
Idad Brooks
Frei Ssow
Canedy
Marion Coon
Fred Wilder Dodge
George Perry Dunham
Winfred Newell Emery
Samuel Ernest Fletcher
Winslow Burnsl French
Ella Goff
Thomas William Greene
Daniel James Hanlon
Mary
Stamper Hornby
Vred Forest Dow
Albert Cameron
George Howard Fail
Louisa Holmanichardson
The
College of Music
Frank R. Adams
Abraham Dobbins
Courts Hear Cases In United States Circuit Court
In the United States Circuit Court trial underway for P Harry Trainer convicted of passing counterfeit silver, discharged for variance with the indictment over whether Peter Joyce and Peter Francis Joyce were the same person. Peter Kappaner fined $100 for sending obscene matter through the mails. Civil docket called. trials begin Tuesday. juries to come in Thursday for criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Junio Aldrich
P. Harry Trainer
Peter Joyce
Peter Francis Joyce
Peter Kappaner
Trustees Reception Ends BU Commencement Festivities
Boston University’s commencement events concluded with a trustees reception at Jacob Sleeper Hall honoring graduates and alumni. Ex-Governor and Mrs. Clatlin, President and Mrs. Warren, and several clergy attended as decorations of palms and irises brightened the hall. Coffee and chocolate were served in the corridors, a small supper was arranged in study rooms, and an orchestra provided music all evening.
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Boston University
Jacob Sleeper
Clatlin
Warren
W. N. Brodbeck
J. H. Twombly
College of Liberal Arts
Ange
American Sugar Refining directors declare large preferred dividend
The American Sugar Refining Company in New York reports that directors met and decided to declare the full semi annual dividend on the preferred stock tomorrow, then set aside funds to cover remaining preferred stock dividends for the year. Any remaining cash will be paid as a dividend on the common stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sugar Refining Company
New York
American Sugar Renning Company
Supreme court tale of towns and rails in dispute
Supreme court reports a bill in equity from Allen v Boston & Maine Railroad and inhabitants of Everett. The case centers on a public drain across Main Street allegedly weakening rail support and endangering passengers. Defendants admit intent to build a public sewer with town approval. The injunction hearing proceeds with arguments about road and sewer rights and railroad damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Surns Court
ALLEN
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Everett
S. Butler
A. Hemimenway
George A. Smythe
Edward B. Callender
Phineas Fonseca
Onward Cigar Makers’ Couoperative Association
Pp. & J. Fonseca
B. Callender
L. Girardin
W. B. French
Superior Court Docket Norfolk County Proceedings
Norf olk county superior court session lists tort actions from Jane B. Guild v Gill and George Isson administrator v Milne et al. with verdict for defendant in Guild case and ongoing trial details for Milne, adjournments set by Judge BloPGETT, jury-waived and continued hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Dedha
Alprich
Jane B. Guild
Howara Gill
Greenhood
J. BE. Qetter
George Isson
Andrew Milne
Superior Court session summary with contract cases
In Suffolk Superior Court first session June 8 1891 Butler v Fogg concerns a 1200 contract for marble and 20209 for extra materials for Weymouth building begun in 1533. Trial lists many docket numbers and cases across sessions including tort and contract disputes with verdicts for defendants in several matters and detailed attorney assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Sauffolk Ss
Dumnbar
Phillipn H. Butler
John S. Fogg
Weymouth
Washburn
Moore
Argener
I. R. Clark
V. Barnett
G. L. Wentworth
Shipman
Fitch
McAnnerty
Tiale
Fowle
Wilbur
Collins
Grant
Kakas
Rogers
Same
Lrindley
Feople
Lee Co
Bennett
Wellman
N. Kh. Mag. Co
MacKenzie
J. F. Kalton
H. E. Bolles
H. L. Rollins
Moses Read
Nathan Chapman
J. M. Brown
B. C. Moulton
Court In Essex Superior Court Docket June 3 Salem
List of case numbers and parties from Essex Superior Court with actions ranging from torts to contracts, noting defenses and counsel. Includes Mansen v Boston and Maine rail road and Robinson v Riley, with docket dates and locations in Salem and Saugus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Ss
Salem
Sherman
Mansen
Boston & Maine Railroad
Elbridge G. Mansen
Saugus
F. L. Evans
Lamson
S. Lincoln
H. Moody
Robinson
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New York Baseball Club
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Randall Ve Anderson
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Pratt
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Globe News Co
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Mark Dowling
Andrew G. Weeks
Beach Street
S. W. Creech
J. M. Gove
W. B. Orcutt
J. H. Appleton
Joseph G. Bergman
Francis B. Tappan
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G. W. Smith
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Morrison
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Southwick
Emery
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Berkshire
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Dalton
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Racine
Wis
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G. L. Abbott
Quincy
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Remington Standard Typewriter CO
School Street
NPE
B. Crabtree
Chathamst
Lynn, Mass
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Turner
Cambria Street
Carter, Dinsalvre & CQ
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