Worthy Young Athletes Shine at Interscholastic Meet Cup Roars
Roxbury Latin School won the New England inter scholastic meet cup after a strong showing at Holmes Field. Hopkinson placed second as Brewer, a top sprinter, was injured, and six association records fell, including marks by Stewer Batchelder Sheldon Mahoney Hoyt Jenkins and McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Inter-Scholastic Athletic Association
Holmes
Roxbury Latin School
Hopkinson
Brewer
Association
Charles Stewer
W. J. Batchelder
L. P. Sheldon
Phillias Andover
G. A. Mahoney
EE. H.S
W. W. Hoyt
W. L. Jenkins
McLaughlin
C. N. Norton
Nobles
Worcester
H. R. Storrs
Roxbury
Lookinson
Worcester Academy
Nobie
A. L. Jackson
J. Dove
Hop
H. A. Illings
W.H. S
W. HM. S
R. H. Haliowell
C. A. Fenner
W. A
T. KR. Kimball
KR. L
Pierce
P. J. McLaughlin
W. H
C. W. Norton
Johnson, Jr
V. Bh. Mitchell
Ub. EB
Russell
Ali
Sollt
I. P. Sheldon
P. A
H. Kioblee
RC. Borden
F.R
K. Codman, Jr
Hare
Borden
Lin
J. Driscoll
Belm
H. S— Russell
Belmont, H
K. H. Lewis
J. F. Driscoll
L. W. Jenkins
Hoyt
M. . Dunning
Richards Resigns Night Editor Post for Theatre Work
Mr Frank B Richards longtime Globe night editor resigns to devote himself to theatrical management becoming press representative for the Park theatre for the 1891 92 season. Rev Philip S Moxom will address Universalist ministers at Ballou Hall 30 West street at 8 oclock this morning. About thirty five new citizens received their last papers before Judge Nelson with one applicant sent to a later day for using an English name. Charlesbank Gymnasium sees strong patronage with average nightly attendance around 1200. Mrs Kate Gapnott Wells to oversee June duties. Appalachian Mountain Club holds its first corporate meeting Wednesday. Whiting of Wellesley College presents Through the Great Glen of Scotland to Ben Nevis while John L Batchelder Jr. discusses On Foot From Salzburg to Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Richards
The
Globe
Richards
Park ‘Theatre
Philip S. Moxom
Baptist Church
Ballou Hall
West Street
Nelson
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Syomen
Kate Gapnott Wells
Appalachian Mountain Club
Whiting
Wellesley College
Great Glen
Scotland
Ben Nevis
John L. Batchelder, Jr
Salzburg
Geneva
Close Call Leads Reds in Weekend Baseball Play
Captain Anson’s Chicago pennant crew faces the Boston nine on the South End grounds this afternoon. The Brooklyns won two from Anse, signaling a Boston rally. Saturday results include Cleveland 7 Boston 3, Brooklyn 6 Chicago 2, New York 4 Cincinnati 0, Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 2 in 12 innings, with various other amateur and college scores across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
Chicago
Bostons
South End
Brooklyns
Anse
Cleveland
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
New_ York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pitts Boro
American Association
St. Louis
Columbus
Athletics
Louisville
Baltimore
Princeton
Yale
Worcester
Portland
Manchester
Lowell
Salem
Lynn
Providence
Syracuse
New Haven
Albany
Troy
Rochester
Holy Cross
Brown University
Andover
Phillips
Exeter
Newton
Phillips. Exeter
Medford—Newspapers
Grocers
Everett~Bunkers
Expressmen
Concord High
Newton High
West Lynn—Electrics
Waketiela
Millilers
Supreme Court Glad of Cloak Case Decision in New York
The United States Supreme Court has ruled against Schultz Bros. & Blath of New York in the cloak sale dispute with Jordan, Marsh & Co of Boston. The decision holds a buyer cannot be forced to purchase goods obtained by vendor tricks through an agent, even if proceeds go to the principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Schultz Bros. & Blath
New York
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Boston
Washington
John JH. Hewes
Cloak Department
Jordan
Marsh
Hewes
Nathaniel Myers
Schultz Bros. & Lath
United States Court
Jordan, Mars & Co
Charlies River Baptist Sunday School Marks 21st Anniversary
Cambridge church event observes 21st anniversary with scholar exercises and Rev Henry A Cook address. School statistics show receipts for year 446 68, expenses 591 70, officers and teachers end of sentence unclear. scholars 457. deaths 4. baptisms incomplete in OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies River Baptist Sunday School of
Cambridge
Henry A. Cook
Mrs Lake Critiques Modern Marriage In Public Address
Mrs H S Lake spoke at the First Spiritual Temple on Love Marriage and Divorce arguing legalized marriage is a sham. She urged revision of divorce laws, defended freedom of contract, and praised a spiritualized love over mere legal forms while condemning infidelity and urging one man one woman unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Lake
Lake
Atlantic Nantasket Beach to Open June 20
The Atlantic in Nantasket Beach Massachusetts will open on June 20. The resort area flags the opening date as the start of the summer season with anticipated crowds and activities along the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Nantasket Beach
Mags
Circus Comes to Boston With Giant 12 Tent Show
The Greatest Show on Earth arrives in Boston at Huntington avenue and West Chester Park. A 700 by 360 foot tent rises as crowds gather and police manage eager children. The program features Nero the Burning of Rome after a long circus run, with a largely new menagerie including African and Asiatic lions, royal Bengal tigers, leopards, bears, camels, elephants, ponies, horses, and 1200 staff joining the show. The first performance is this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Huntington Avenue
West Chester Park
Norwich
New York
New England
Chester Park
Nero
Hippodrome
Rome
Circus
America
George Conkling
Royal Stables
Germany
Egypt
Prince of
Appalachian Excursions Planned By Club Members
The Appalachian Mountain Club outlines laurel region trip on June 17 from Boston to Milford and Mt. Vernon with a midday lunch, returning to Boston by 6 30 pm. Members should notify W R Davis by noon June 13. A Catskill trip July 1 and Moosehead Lake outing in early August are planned with details in future circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Mountain Club
Milford
Amherst
Laurel
Boston
W. R. Davis
Devonshire Street
Catskill Mountains
Moosehead Lake
Kinco House
Kineo
C. H. Hardwick
Quincy
Failure in the Shoe Trade Leaves Haskell Liable
Richard G. Haskell boot and shoe maker of High street assigns for creditors to Samuel N. Brown and George H. Driver. Liabilities estimated at 90000 mainly for merchandise. East Weymouth factory continues under assignees. detailed statement and creditor meeting planned. Haskell has run the business since 1847 after Canterbury & Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Haskell
No. 3
High Street
East Weymouth
Samuel N. Brown
Fairbanks, Brown & Co
George IH. S. Driver
Haskell
Canterbury & Haskell
Drunken pair arrested after assault on officer at Beach Street
William Fletcher and Robert Pillsbury, intoxicated, smashed a store window on Beach Street. Fletcher assaulted Officer Berry, Pillsbury seized the officer’s club and struck him. Both men were arrested and to be arraigned at Municipal Court on charges including drunkenness and assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fletcher
Robert N. Pillsbury
Beach Street
A. T. McComb
Fletcher
J. W. White
Pillsbury
Mr. White
Beach
Berry
Kelly
Division 4
Station 4
Davis Street
Somerville
Walsbury
Liberty for Russians Pamphlet Urges Aid from Americans
The Society of American Friends of Russian Freedom issues a pamphlet inviting liberty loving Americans to support Russian patriots in their pursuit of political freedom and self government. It rejects violent extremes and emphasizes sympathy, vigilance, and solidarity from Boston New York Providence and other cities, listing notable signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of American Friends of Russian Freedom
T. W. Higginson
Julia Ward Howe
John G. Whit
Five Ward 3 Republicans repudiate redistricting protest
Five members of the Republican Ward Committee of Ward 3 disavow a Saturday protest against the redistricting bill. Henry H. Chandler C Dana Dunton George W Burroughs David Waters Jr and Walter S Brewer signed the statement, later repudiated as misrepresented. Burroughs Brewer and Dunton apologize for signing, Chandler and Waters disavow the document. The trio endorse the Representatives Oakes Swallow Presno positions and favor sending the matter to the General Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Ward Committee
Ward 3
House of Representatives
Joston
Oakes
Swallow
Presno
George W. Burroughs
Walter S. Brewer
C. Dana Dunton
Chandler
Waters
Union Pacific Excursion to Yellowstone and Western Resorts
The Overland Route offers a 30 day trip in July 1891 from Omaha to Yellowstone National Park and other western stops. Six horse Concord coaches transport passengers Beaver Canon to the park with camping gear supplied. three days each way to Yongergarten and back, eight days in the park. The all inclusive fare is 260 dollars per passenger, no half fares, with limited space for 35 travelers. Apply by express to Harry P. Deuel, 1302 Farnam Street, Omaha, NE. For more details contact K L Lomax, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Omaha, Neb. Children are not allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone Station
Great Shoshone Falls
Beaver Cauon
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Union Pacific
Beaver Canon
Omaha
Express
Harry P. Deuel
Farnam Street
K. L. Lomax
Neb
Opened in Constantinople a Turkish magasin of samples
A new commercial magasin in Constantinople under the Imperial Ministry of Commerce and Public Works will hold Turkish and foreign merchandise samples. It will offer tariffed exhibitory space and a bureau of industrial information, charging advance fees per square metre and tiers for smaller displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Imperial Ministry of Commerce and Public Works
Turkey
Minister of Commerce
Stay or Go for Dissenters, Rev Moxom Argues
The Rev Philip S Moxom of First Baptist Church urged dissenters to stay in the church. He cited Mark chapter 1 and urged ministers to be loyal to Jesus Christ, teaching truth over dogma. He argued the church is older than creeds and ministers must not abandon their call, hoping for a day when Christ supersedes doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip S. Moxom
First Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Fair Weather Indications From Washington Weather Forecast
June 7 forecast for New England and Eastern New York calls for fair weather and warmer temperatures with variable winds. Northern New England today will be fair with southwesterly winds. Southern New England slightly cloudy with possible light showers and little temperature change. Tuesday brings more cloudiness, possible rain, and cooler easterly winds. Weather synopsis notes clear skies across the region with rainfall in Montana and North Dakota. heavy regional rain totals are listed, with low pressures in the West and a broad anticyclone over the lake regions and Middle States. Temperature extremes cited include 70 in the north and 52 in Duluth, El Paso at 92 with 96 max, Nantucket/Boston 62, and various city readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
New England
Lake
Montana
North Dakota
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New Orleans
Norfolk
Kansas City
Cheyenne
Gulf
Middle States
Lastport
St.Vincent
Duluth
el Paso
Nantucket
Portland
Boston
Elegant New Train Makes Trial Run Chicago Special
The Boston Executive Business Association and guests toured the new Chicago Special on a trial run from Boston to Chicago via Boston & Albany New York Central and Lake Shore & Michigan Southern. The train features deluxe buffet library smoking cars Wagner sleeping cars dining car and drawing-room cars with gas lighting steam heat Westinghouse brakes and elegant finishes. The Saturday run reached Springfield at 3 and returned to Boston by 6 30 with dinners served under H A Smith and conductors D A Smith and J H Matey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Executive Business Association
Boston & Albany Railroad
Chicago
Boston & Albany
New York Central
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Boston
Utica
Saratoga
Westinghouse
Puebla
Panbama
Monterey
Parfor
Oldenburg
Wagner
H. A. Smith
Albany
D. A. Smith
J. H. Matey
Springfield
Yachts at Marblehead Fleet in light sailing conditions
Marblehead June 7 half a hundred yachts rested in the harbor after a calm morning. The fleet arrived late Saturday night under ash breeze and drifted for hours. thirty footers were out despite light airs. The Lioga schooner visited for the first time this season while Marguerite from Boston joined, with several South Boston flyers among the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Lioga
Marguerite
C. H. Taylor, Jr
Boston
South Boston
Fortuna
America
Clytig
Adrienne
Naval Battalion Drill on Exeter Beacon Streets to Clarendon
Saturday afternoon about 100 naval battalion members under Lieutenant-Commander Soley formed at the Irvington Street armory and marched through Exeter and Beacon streets to Clarendon. Embarking from the sea wall, artillery under Lieutenant DeBlois was lowered into boats, infantry led by Lieutenants Paul Wood Weeks occupied four cutters, and the fleet’s commander’s boat took the lead. They signaled to coordinate the drill and reached below Harvard Bridge where the subterranean mine was fired and the boat drill completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soley Formee
Irvington Street
Exeter
Beacon Streets
Clarendon
DeBlois
Paul
Wood
Weeks
Harvard Bridge
Savin Hill Yacht Club Plans June Sailing Hop
The Savin Hill Yacht Club schedules a regular meeting for next Thursday and a first hop on June 24. Despite light wind yesterday, several boats were racing with full sails as the season opens, and the first Championship race is slated for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Committee On Entertainments
Charles P. Cook Acquitted in Postal Laws Case
Charles P. Cook was acquitted of withholding a letter under postal law charges. Juries were excused until Tuesday, when the civil list will be taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Cook
January list of court cases with multiple v. cases and defendants
A fragmented directory of court case entries listed in order by number and party pairings. Names include Collins v Grant, Kakas v Rogers, MacKenzie v N Mag Co, Krug v Samei, Saie v Boston, Sharp v McLean, Doherty v O Leary, Lyons v Millis, Wilson v Douglass, Rogers v Jordan, Randall v Anderson, Wetherell v Fenny, and Bono J in the fourth session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Grant
Kakas
Rogers
Same
Conatta Wharf
Saie
Boston
Soakegery
West
Doherty
O'Leary
Hulton
Drew
Lyons
Millis
Wilson
Douglass
Jordan
Randall
Anderson
Wetherell
Fenny
Bono
European authorities endorse Soden Pastilles for respiratory threats
Sir Morell Mackenzie and Professor Koch, Europe's top authorities, wholeheartedly recommend the Soden Pastilles Troches for threat, lung and catarrhal diseases and against malaria. Imitations abound. genuine boxes bear Mackenzie's testimonial and signature. Price 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Morell Mackenzie
Professor Koch
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Interscholastic Association
Rox
Bury
Clyde Park
Countrylub
Ihe
Jinx Tayior
A. L. Shapleish
O. W. Shead
J. O. Nichols
Theodore Spencer
W. J. Boardman
J. J. Finneran
EF. Richardson
J. H. Clausen
S. G. Wells
H.ralton
J. J. Orse
W. G. Irwin
H. K. Dalton
S. V. K. Crosby
Jinx Taylor
Allen French
W. Z. Thompson
G. L. Batchelder
Reds
Browns
Brunswick
Colby
Bowdoin
Cincinnat
Athietics
Clibda
Eeebeewe Esterase
Ntw
al Ope
Ceeeeedavere
Ese
Ees
Cyeweland
Ceee
PiUsdard
Esas Eerees
Eccessse Sae
Cincimanas
Eeee
Sy Ia Association
Cent
Chaba
Priaved
St. Lowe
Seus
Eneeeer
Louisville i
A. A
Modine
McGill
Karrell
Murphy
St, Louis
A.B
R. BH
A. B. Brown
Cis
Joyee
Boyle
Stricker
Fgan
Meaill
Stivetts
Isu
Loston
Farrell
Hoy
O'Neil
Egan
Brown
Joyce
Brouthers
Browd
Jousty
Putty
Bufinton
Bullies
Cominkey
MeGill
Fine Ton
Irwin
Ferguson
A. S. Lake
the Circus
Rives
U. S. Gov't Report
B. Crocker & CO
Essex “Street
Boston, Mass
M. Cocci
Eilgrarpeerner
Mometer
Buffalo
Tramarck
Jear
Naval Battalion
England
Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Sole
Prietors, Koston
Mass
United States Circuit Court
Nelson, J
Supreme Judicial Court
Align
Lewis
Morse
Parker
Middlesex
ap @llant
Seabury
Bateman
Dover Stamping Company
Lamb Knitting Machine Company
Mullen
Richardson
Shattuck
Brackett
White
Cole
Gailier
Gray
West End
Cox
Todd
Marbie
Doyle
Game
Feeley
American
Company
Crosby
Oebermann
Martin
Going
Fay
Ighest
Hammond
Smith
Flint
Wadleigh
Dore
McCarthy
Foster
Connolly
Jones
Doherity
Ellis
Lawrence
R. R. Pe
City of
McKim
Grand Bus Trunk Railway
Ee — McDet
Gross
Barry
Hutchinson
Bishop
Sharp
Hobbs
Sullivan
Eddy
Robinson
Niles
Graffam
Stevenson
Goodyear
Smith & A. Stove , Co
Butterfield
Soysovik
WM. C. Collar
PHR Post Publishing CO
Washington Street
Tremont
Beacon 'Sstreet
Tremont House
Allston
Franklin Street
Forest Street
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Union Cyc Mfg. CO
Highlandville
AKC
EB. Mfg. CO
Racine, Wis
By & Young
G. L. Abbott
Guela
Beach St
Chathama
Lyon
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!