Courts in New York Erie & Western RR case and other dockets
United States Circuit Court case over $20,000 personal injuries from forcible ejection on a train at Olean New York. Testimony closed, closing arguments set. Also multiple indictments plea deals and civil actions in federal and state courts, including arrests, recognizances, and numerous docket entries with various defendants and plaintiffs. Several cases reference Boston entities, railroads, and local defendants with trial progress and verdicts noted.
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United States Circuit Court
Lake Newses
Jdavid T. Winter
New York, Erie & Western Railroad Company
Olean
New York
Dabney
S. J. Thomas
H. P. Moulton
John May
W. M. B. Hammond
Same
Hammond
Addie A. Dodge
Moulton and Loring
J. Elder
Max Fischacher
Ellen Killian
City of
Boston
Hampshire Street
John H. P. Ahern
M. Babson
Rankenberg
Barry
Rothenberg
Connelly
Baker
Woodward
Johnson
England
Dearborn
Alexander
Kaiser
Barnhardt
Roche
Larrabee
H. W. Co
Chelmsford F. Co
Zorr—Wells
Rhodes
zabe—Lyince
Nushersey
Curtis
Robbins
Blodgett
Jeremiah Callahan
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Thomas J. Gargan
A. A. Strout
W. H. Coolidge
Mary F. Hurley
Cornelius O'Leary
Patrick Keating
Thomas Riley
Roberts
Driscoll
Hurley
O'Leary
Barrett
Billings
Marsh
Gurney
Lombard
Morehan
Bay State Sug
Collins
Gigle
Cowerly
Boston & Albany RR
Tryder
van Nostrand
Treadwell
Orpheus Musical Society
Horigan Vapuilark
Harvard Yale Rivalry Sees Harvard Lose To Yale In Tight Varsity Contest
Harvard and Yale clash in Cambridge with Yale rallying for five runs in the fifth to lead 5 4, Harvard ties with strong defense around Bingham. In late innings Harvard’s defense falters as Yale capitalizes, final score Yale 9 Harvard 7.
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Harvard
Yale
Henshaw
Glee Club
College Yard
Haryvards
YALES
Stagg
Foster
Kellogg
Campbell
Noyes
Willard
Hunt
Spencer
Boyden
Dann
Bingham
Cross
Mumford
McConk’y
Linn
Stewart, Sog
Havvaria Co Siesossie Ec
Harvards
McConkey
Tine
Fulmer
Carriers Strike Over Pay and Nonunion Labor in Boston
More than fifty laborers from David Connery and Co. quit yesterday amid demands for $2 daily pay and no nonunion workers. The strike idled 175 to 200 workers across several contracts, with Italians framed as the nonunion issue. The firm counters that pay is within 44 cents daily of the request, at 22 cents per hour, and asserts replacement labor could be sourced quickly if needed. Wentworth offered $2 daily but refused to discharge nonunion workers.
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Washington
Washingtons
Bostons
Radbourn
Hucites
Gaffney
Gilmore
Boston
Hornung
Kelly
Mack
Dormelly
Hines
Conway
Wheelock
O’brien
Carroll
Kreig
Daily
Morrill
Donnelly
Myers
Shock
Nash
Pete
Lines
David Connery & Co
Pierce
Dartmouth Street
Huntington Avenue
Park Square
Waltham Street
Water Street
Burkhardt
Mr. Wentworth
Receptions and notices from Boston city life
Seventy piano students from the New England Conservatory attended a reception at Rev. Joseph G. Switzer 219 West Newton Street. The day’s items report arrests, auctions, property deals, a drowning, society officers, theater ads, steamboat charters, a nurse service, and a street square sale with prices and names.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Joseph G. Switzer
West Newton Street
Professor Tourjee
Europe
Rufus 8. Frost
Mr. Brodbeck
George G. Stanton
Joy Street
Frank Folan
Arch Street
Fallon
Eastern Depot
State Street
Merchants’ Row
Doane Street
Patrick Dougherty
No. 7
Billerica Street
Governor's Island
Massachusetts Society For the Promotion of Agriculture
Thomas Motley
Leverett Saltonstall
Theodore Lyman
Jacob C. Rogers
Charles S. Sargent
E. F. Bowditch
Francis H. Appleton
Henry Saltonstall
John Lowell
Henry S. Russell
Frederick L. Ames
Augustus Hemenway
Samuel Hatch & Co
Congress Street
Edward Hatch
Boston
Boston Stenographer Association
Crawford House
Cambridge Aldermen Set to Welcome New York Press Association
A regular Cambridge meeting appointed Mayor Russell and council members Hincks Ball Kelley Sanger Ivers Durrell Haynes Shannon along with President Corcoran to host the New York Press Association during its Boston visit next week. Hearings on Vandine and Raymond sewer projects and on Dunster street railroad tracks were heard. the committee laid the latter matter on the table for one week. The police report shows May arrests total 148 with 67 for drunkenness. An appropriation of 100000 for a new bridge was approved.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Russell
Hincks
Ball and Kelley
Corcoran
Sanger
Ivers
Durrell
Haynes
Shannon
New York Press Association
Boston
Vandine and
Raymond
Cambridge
Dunster Street
Messrs
George
William Wright
Dudley
Cummings
Lawrence J. Ducey
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society Meeting Report
Secretary Russell reported month receipts of 128.20 and a detailed society review. A committee including Mr Jewell Rev Edwin Thompson and A B Shedd was formed to draft resolutions for the late George Draper. A temperance convention was proposed at Asbury Grove Hamilton on July 4 pending railroad arrangements.
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Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Russell
Jewell
Edwin Thompson
A. B. Shedd
George Draper
Asbury Grove
Hamilton
Supreme Arcanum Session at Vendome Hotel Reflects Reforms
The Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum met at the Hotel Vendome at 11 am with Supreme Regent A. C. Trippe presiding. Reports from committees led to votes against withdrawing applications after council review and against reducing per capita taxes. Invitations were extended toAlbha Council Boston for demonstrations. a photography committee was formed. Adjourned to Thursday at 11 am. Also an advertisement touts G. O. Taylor Pure Rye with guaranteed purity, sold by Chester H. Graves & Sons in Boston.
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Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum
Hotel Vendome
Supreme
A. C. Trippe
Supreme Council
Albha Council
Boston
Boston Council
Swain
Evans
Turner
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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Ralph L. Spencer
H. O. Rose
James HM. Kane
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A. Collins
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Boston Light
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St. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
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George C. Boniface
Tom Badger
Chester Square
W. P. Collins
Cambridge Aldermen
Total Abstinence Society
the Royal Arcanum
HA. Hartley & CC
H. A. Hartley & Co
Washington St
Brazile Sq
New England
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North Street
Mass
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Pope Mfc. CO
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Federal St
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Revere House
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Daniel Lovering
Adams Express Company
George 8. Todd
Northern Railroad
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Nashua
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Pope Mfg
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Victor
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Overman Wheel Co
Columbus Ave
Harvey & Hutchins
River St
Beacon St
Neel
Sons Wm
Washington Street
Ray’s
Col. West and
Washington Streets
Gas Lighting Co
Arch St
A. Richards & CO
Chandiery
State St
Atlantic Ave
Commerce St
Henry F. Miller Pianos
Miler Hall
Tremont St
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
WM. A. Smith
Franklin
William E. Doyle
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Boylston Street
Chas. L. Bly
Pearl ST
Roxbury
William and Edwin Sheafe
M. E. Ig Pe
T American Clothing Supply CO
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G. F. Washburn
T. F. Swan
Cornhill
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Ator
Cap Anese Aruarses
Barnard & CO
Austin
Austin & Graves
Commercial Street
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W. Shaw Warrel
Winter Street
Caso
W. C. Strong
Brighton
Victor Bicycles
Berlo & CO
Court Street
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Price
Cross Fountain
Cross Pen CO
Old South Chaurch
Oak Grove Farm
Ade
Monroe
G. W. Boyden
Health Food CO
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Sage
Munkacsy
Manchester
Horticultural Hall
Common Council
Board of Water Commissioners
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Farm Pond
Ashland
Lake Cochituate
Waban Arches
Rosemar Siphon
Charles River
Sudbury Aqueduct
Newton Upper Falls
Levengston
Bent & Bush
Columbus
Ava
Woodward's Blue
Bromfield Street
WEW Mall
Springfield and Boys’ Ideal
W.dr.newman
Brattle St
Gettysburg