Ancients of Boston Celebrate 260 Years With British Guests
Boston marks the 260th anniversary of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company with a grand Faneuil Hall dinner. Governors Ames and O'Brien, visitors from the Honourable Artillery Company of London, and city officials attend as speeches praise colonial history, military service, and future fraternal ties.
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Summer
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Dooling
Adams
Ancient
Salem Cadetani
Jonel Henry Walker
Oner
Governor Ames
Major O’brien
Major McLean
Phillips Brooks
Saltonstall
Dalton
Durrant
Myron P. Walker
Comndor
O’brien
Henry Carstengen
John W. Hayes
William H. Oakes
Edwardullivan
William A. Foss
John W. Fraser Anderemiah
Mahoney
Sherif O’brien
James C. Fucker
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Pace
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Charles D. Palmer
Lowell
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Cambridge
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Brooks
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God Save the Queen
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City Officials Seek Back Pay in City Hall Gathering
City Treasurer Turner's office saw officials waiting from 10 to 2 for back pay as work to settle debts progressed. Clergymen gathered and a theology exam by Boston University visitors ran from 2:30 to 6:16, with nearly 100 students examined. Inspector Knox nabbed a pickpocket named Martin Dwyer near Summer and Washington. Benjamin Mortimer fell through a hatch at 90 Sudbury and was taken to City Hospital. The Mystic Wharf body identified as J. Newman of Chelsea. Boston New York mail arrangement now speeds delivery, with 40 minute gain and earlier reporting by carriers and box division.
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Worcester
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South Boston
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Concord
J. Payson Bradley
George E. Lovett
Boston
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Edward BE. Wells
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Edgar G. Scripture
Newton
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Westboro
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Needham
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Charles H. Grover
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Henry F. Wade
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Fred G. King
Fred I. Clayton
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School of Theology
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Knox
Summer
Washington Streets
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Philadelphia
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Sudbury Street
City Hospital
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Chelsea
Gloucester court action on Pebbly Beach House fire policy
In Gloucester the suit by Charles A. Ring et al against Phoenix Assurance seeks $3000 for losses on furniture from a Pebbly Beach House policy. Defense claims liquor sales violated policy and seasonal occupancy. fire occurred in 1883. trial resumed with lawyers for both sides.
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Neptune Fire Insurance Company
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Roxbury
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Probate Court Hears Wills and Admin Grants Essex
In Essex County Probate Court session, wills of Hannah W. Brown Lynn John Cleary Merrimac Jacob O Cloutman Marblehead John Corliss Hever Hill Susan L Currier Newbury Ann R Griffin Gloucester Philip Lord Newburyport Dennis Lyne Lynn Sarah Martin Gloucester Elizabeth W Porter Danvers were proved. Administrations granted for Jesse Adams Newbury William H Adams Lynn Eliza Deland Salem Emeline Dodge Nashua NH Richard Dodge Beverly Joseph Elwell Gloucester Fannie B Hutchinson Lynn David Johnson Lynn Byron Kimball Bradford John H Larrabee Peabody Daniel E Moulton Georgetown Frank H Prime Salem Patrick K Whelan Lawrence. Inventories filed include Michael Sullivan Salem 90 Caroline Reddin Lynn 12400 Ac P Smith Gloucester in trust for Hannah W Smith and others 918806 J Frank Hitchings Beverly 4276 Edward D Trask Beverly 6870.
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Marblehead
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Heverhill
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Newbury
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Gloucester
Philip Lord
Newburyport
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Sarah Martin
Elizabeth W. Porter
Danvers
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William H. Adams
Eliza Deland
Salem
Emeline Dodge
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Richard Dodge
Beverly
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Fannie B. Hutchinson
David Johnson
Byron Kimball
Bradford
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Peabody
Daniel E Moulton
Georgetown
Frank H. Prime
Patrick K. Whelan
Lawrence
Michael Sullivan
Caroline Reddin
Ac P. Smith
Hannah W. Smith
J. Frank Hitchings
Edward D. Trask
Bostons Fall To Pittsburg In Sloppy Showdown
The Boston club was beaten 3 to 2 as pitching and fielding errors plagued Boston throughout the game. Kelly troubled the home team with poor play, while Sanders pitched well for Pittsburgh and O Rourke handled throws sharply. Burdock, Morill, and Dalrymple contributed key plays as Pittsburg edged ahead, though Boston rallied with a seventh inning run before ultimately falling short.
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Scores From Early Baseball Matchups
In Baltimore Baltimore s 9 Kansas City s 3. Cleveland s 8 Louisville s 6. Philadelphia Athletics 16 Cincinnati s 6. Rochester s Portsmouths 9 Rochester s 5. Haverhill s Haverhills 10 Nashua s 9.
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