Clarkson Dominates as Boston Beats Louisville in Close Game
John Clarkson dazzled on the mound for Boston, holding Louisville to few hits while his teammates backed him with timely hitting. Boston gained three runs in the third, added another in the sixth, and polished the win with two more in the seventh as Louisville’s defense faltered.
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Weather forecast and synopis for New England and southern states
Washington forecast through Saturday notes fair and warmer conditions in New England and Eastern New York with light to fresh variable winds. It predicts a fair start tomorrow, followed by possible light rains in western and southern areas, with easterly to southern winds and rising temperatures. Overall, unsettled weather is expected Monday as two low pressure systems move from Montana and Texas toward the lakes region, bringing warmer, more unsettled conditions and necessary moisture for crops across the South and Mid-Atlantic regions.
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Elite Kentucky Whiskey Gains Noted Popularity
The Hetherston Importing Company's Elite Kentucky Whiskey shows remarkable success as connoisseurs prize its rich full body and mellow flavor. Sold through first-class druggists hotels and fancy grocers, it commands a fair price and is deemed medicinally beneficial.
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The Bigness of London Census Report
London census figures show a total population of 4 211 066 with the outer ring recording 1 422 276 residents. The release notes a booming urban footprint and highlights growth across the metropolitan area.
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Electric rail and streetcar heating in New York era
New York showcases electrical progress with a device to transmit handwriting via electric current and an intelligent locomotive that can halt trains and operate brakes and sanders. Innovations include an electric streetcar heater using high resistance conductors, and plans for an underground electric road in New York as city rapid transit plans move forward.
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Cephalonia Sets Sail From East Boston For Liverpool
Cunard steamer Cephalonia under Captain W. 8. Seccombe to depart East Boston docks at 9 am for Liverpool today. Fully booked saloon list includes Mrs. M. F. B. Shepley, Mrs. Mary Dierkes, Mrs. Kramer, William Pratt and maid, Mrs. J. K. Blake, John I. Moors, Laurence Minot, the Hon. Leopold Morse and valet, Mrs. Leopold Morse, Isidor Morse, Tyler Morse, Mrs. Jane L. Winsor, George Ashworth, Miss Grace Chaayer, Max Cramer, William Cramer, B. E. Atteaux and friend.
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Summer Shawls and Sailor Hats Dominate Wardrobe
An urban fashion note highlights lighter shawls for travel and verandah wear, from chudda shawls to silk Chinese crepe. Cedar chests and chiffoniers emerge as mothproof storage. a major sale at R. H. Stearns & Co. runs for six weeks as space expansion looms. Sailor hats with low crowns gain favor, while black and blue hats trimmed with velvet or gold braid lead the season. Jordan, Marsh & Co. showcase an array of flowered tea sets for engaged friends.
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Labor dispute leads to assault in municipal court case
In a municipal court session a labor dispute at Fogg's blacksmith shop on Chardon street escalated after blacksmiths demanded firing Thomas Whalen for union expulsion and, when refused, went on strike. Whalen was attacked returning home by George McDonald, who fled into police custody. A nearby slung shot was found and linked to the assault. McDonald was bound over to the Superior Criminal Court.
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Geologic Conference Schedule and Boston Meetings
Sunday June 7 Appleton Chapel 7 50 p m Rev Professor Francis G Peabody DD Monday June 8 Harvard College meeting No 60 State Street Boston 11 a m Tuesday June 9 Faculty of Arts and Sciences meeting University 56 4 Geological Conference Final reports and examination Geological Laboratory Room 2 746 p m Wednesday June 10 Board of Overseers adjourned meeting No 60 State Street Boston 11 a m
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Raymond and Whitcomb announces 34 summer excursions
Attractive July and August excursions offered by Raymond and Whitcomb include thirty trips to Eastern lake mountain and seaside resorts plus two Alaska tours and two to Yellowstone National Park. Full details at 206 Washington Street opposite School Street.
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Real Estate Sale of Four Stores on Hanover Street
Buyers are urged to attend the sale of a block of four stores on Hanover Street to be offered together next Tuesday. Samuel Hatch & Co. advertise the listing and invite interested parties to view the property and bid.
Summer Lace Wraps and Manly Blazer Coats Described
The article extols airy lace wraps for summer gowns, starting with high ruffs and tapering to a waistline jab. It contrasts the delicate lace with blazer coats for summer shirts, built from light twills and Bedford cord, featuring a mannish, businesslike style with many pockets.
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Poverty in India Madras Grain Prices Rise
The condition of the poor here is critical. Owing to lack of rain the prices of grain are advancing.
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Court actions in Aldrich v Thurber and related cases
United States Circuit Court fined Aldrich $50 for sending scurrilous letters and found Hackett guilty of maintaining a lottery tied to the Boston Speculation Company. Supreme Judicial Court case Mor ton revisits Stockbridge et al versus Wilson et al over treasury stock and alleged misrepresentations in a syndicate. Court adjourned after a hearing with rulings on injunctions and stock dealings.
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Superior Court Tort Actions in First and Second Sessions
Summary of cases in Suffolk County First Session June 6 with damages sought by Joseph Fowle and Patrick Collins against Wilbur et al and Grant respectively. Second and Fourth Sessions cover Cornelius McCarthy versus John Foster for 10000, and Joseph Bergman versus Francis Tappan with 10000 for injuries from ice fall. Officials list cases and lawyers. Monday sessions to be ordered.
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Insolvency Court Proceedings and Civil Suit Docket
June 5 insolvency meetings held for A A Sherman Co Ernest Rogers assignees James Trevor Gove Morse Spitz Morse second meetings July 3. Charles Richardson adjourned first June 19. many creditors second meetings to Oct 9. Superior Civil Court Salem lists cases Leonard v Lovett Perkins v Averill and others. trials, verdicts and adjournments noted.
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Superior Court Calendar and Tort Action at Dedham
Middlesex court juries excused for the sitting and a court list for Monday June 8 at 10 am is in order. In Norfolk Dedham June 6 George Esson administrator v Andrew Milne et al an action of tort for damages for injuries leading to the plaintiff’s death in the employ of the defendants proceeds with a verdict yet to be reported.
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