Clarkson's Slow Ball Delights Boston Defeat at St Louis
In a rain damaged report from St Louis, the Bostons suffered a tough loss as Hutchinson held them scoreless until the eighth inning. Clarkson relied on a slow ball that backfired against left handed hitters, while Stovey blasted a late homer and Dahlen sparked multiple rallies. The fielding shined on both sides with notable plays by Conn ey and Dahlen, and umpire Power drew scrutiny for his officiating.
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Elegant Trinity Church Wedding of Ethel Reed and Everett Morss
The ceremony at Trinity Church united Miss Ethel Carleton Reed and Everett Morss in a richly decorated setting with hydrangeas and palms. The bride wore white satin with tulle, aided by bridesmaids Miss Stedman, Miss Fyffe, and sister Helen Reed as maid of honor. After the service at 8 pm, a reception followed at Woodworth Whittemore before a journey to New York and onward.
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Brooklyn
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Convention Opens as Governor Welcomes Typographical Delegates
The International Typographical Union opened its forty first annual convention at Faneuil Hall with Governor Russell greeting 215 delegates. He praised printing’s role in education and progress, noted Massachusetts history, and welcomed attendees with a promise of productive deliberations and hospitality. An excursion by steamer New York featured music, a collation, and guest President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor.
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Governor Russell
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Victor Williams
Chicago
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Committee On Officers
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Detroit
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American Federation of Labor
Barrett undecided on Governor bid despite playful remark
Barrett denies announcing candidacy for the Republican nomination for Governor. He has not decided whether to run and told a Post reporter he might return to the State House next year as Speaker or Governor, or both, but did not intend that as a campaign announcement.
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Speaker Barrett
State House
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Hetherston Importing Company Promotes Elite Kentucky Whiskey
The Hetherston Importing Company earns praise for boosting traffic and sells Elite Kentucky Whiskey as the highest grade. They stock vast imports and liquors in the United States Custom House and warehouses. The product is marketed for building muscles, brain, and body with natural flavor, available through select vendors.
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Custom House
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Weather Indications Forecast for New England and New York
Washington June 8 forecast till 8 p.m. Tuesday calls for fair weather and warmer temperatures in New England and eastern New York with southerly winds. Southern New England remains partly cloudy and hot with southwest winds. Northern New England slightly cooler by Wednesday with increased cloudiness and southeasterly winds. A high pressure system is centered on the Virginia coast with a low in Wyoming. another high off Oregon. Rainfall reported yesterday in St. Louis, Montgomery, Knoxville, and Memphis. Temperatures rose across the region with highs from the 50s at Duluth to the 90s in the South. New Mexico hit 100.
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Weather Summary for Boston Observations at 8 AM
Observations from Boston at 8 AM show a barometer near 30.06 inches, temperatures around 68 to 75 degrees, relative humidity about 40 percent, and light wind. The mean daily temperatures range from a high of 82 degrees to a low of 53 degrees with a mean dew point near 44, and normal maximum and minimum temperatures are 72 and 55 degrees respectively.
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Energetic Remarks Probed in Blaine Debate
Winchendon June 6. A letter to the editor contrasts Mr. Blaine's bold statements with his earlier diplomacy on Behring Sea rights and Russian ukases. The writer argues Blaine’s rhetoric lacks consistency and recalls 1799 and 1821 Russian actions. The Atlantic notes Nantasket Beach opens June 20.
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Writ of Habeas Corpus Rules in Johnson Case
The United States Circuit Court on June 8 ruled that Clarietta Johnson must be discharged from the six month term at the Sherborn reformatory. The court held the sentence invalid for lack of hard labor and noted the District Court exceeded its authority in imposing the non hard labor term.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
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Supreme Judicial Court Calendar Tuesday Docket
Equity assignments and appeals listed for Tuesday the 9th before Justice Allen. Cases include Lewis v Morse Parker v Parker Middesex Seabury v Datemin Dever Stamping Co v Lamb Knitting Machine Co Mutlen petition for leave to enter appeal Richardson v Shattuck Munroe v Laylor Denio et al trustees Hinsch v Hancock Kenney Maher Foster Middlesex A. W. Mitchell Co dissolution Woodman v Rice In re Bemis habeas pres Prescott v Berten Cooperative Investment Babock petition settle title Norfolk Quincy v Chute Norfolk Quincy v Chute Norfolk.
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Lamb Knitting Machine Company
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Patrick Collins versus Alonzo Grant court case notes
Superior Court first session presided by Barker Jones records Patrick Collins suit against Alonzo Grant for $1000 damages alleging larceny accusation. Defense general denial. Case resumed and given to the jury with attorneys Swasey Fitzgerald for plaintiff and Smith for defendant. Also notes Constitution Wharf Company matter number 8626.
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Alonzo Grant
George R. Swasey
J. B. Fitzgerald
George BK. Smith
Constitution Wharf Company
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Dabney
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Defendant Company
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Godfrey Morse
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Boston Tort Action Over Sewer Dump Damages Dock
City of Boston sues for twelve thousand dollars claiming sewer runoff damaged its dock by filling it with dirt gravel sand and filth reducing water depth and raising cleanup costs. Case lists many related tort filings and references to prior verdicts.
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Wills and administrations dated June in Suffolk and Essex probate courts
The Suffolk Probate Court admitted wills for Edwin Weymouth Ellen Nicholson David H Uall Wilhelmina Wiegand Ann M Clover Dorothea Cass David Hughes Rachel Hammond James Fitzpatrick Sophia H Hodge Mary Kidder James P W Van Laer Samuel Wummock Arba C Hyde and granted administrations for Daniel A Brown Albert Gillingham Anna Co B Warren Bridget Mulvey Bridget Callahan Caroline B Scallay Thomas Farrell Catherine Dolphin Charles Currier John Sullivan Mary Boyle Hanley L Downing Annie P Bachellor Patrick Downey Thomas Dean George B E Evans William H Taplin William S Coffiin Charles Proctor William H Morse. In Essex County Lawrence probate session wills of Amos Davis Samuel K Johnson Jonathan Mercer Sarah A West Bridget M Morgan Georgianna K Huatchinson proved and letters of administration granted for Wallace Chaney Joseph Coulson Mary L Drinkwater Luke J Felt Elizabeth J Hall Carl E Harmsch John C Haynes Hannah Hinchelitte Frederick W Tuxbury William J Weatherbee Mary Garrity. Inventories filed include Daniel Boynton Ipswich 36241.5, Salone L Clifford Lynn 93668.3, Benjamin A Gray Salem 3900, Emily A Lawrence Lawrence 459871, Benjamin Preston Beverly 9792.20, Nancy J Swett Haverhill 5966.26, Albert Titcomb Rowley 9356.25, Rebecca J Hopkis North Andover 6851.45.
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Rachel Hammond
James Fitzpatrick
Sophia H. Hodge
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James P. W. van Laer
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Arba C. Hyde
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Albert Gillingham
Anna Co. B. Warren
Bridget Mulvey
Bridget Callahan
Caroline B. Scallay
Thomas Farrell
Catherine Dolphin
Charles Currier
John Sullivan
Mary Boyle
Hanley L. Downing
Annie P. Bachellor
Patrick Downey
Thomas Dean
George BE. Evans
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William H. Morse
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Haverhill
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Methuen
Wallace Chaney
Joseph Coulson
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Salem
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Benjamin Preston
Beverly
Nancy J. Swett
Albert Titcomb
Rowley
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Perkins vs Averill malicious prosecution suit dismissed
Superior Court Essex Salem June 8 proceeding Perkins versus Averill on an alleged malicious prosecution tied to an old Middleton wood lot fire case. Defense pleaded general denial. Finding for defendant by H. FL Hurl.
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