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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1887

Page

8

Bostons Defeat Phillies as Madden Dominates At Home

The Boston club arrived from Washington, faced Philadelphia without Ferguson, and mounted a 3 run eighth inning rally. Madden pitched for Boston while Daily kept Philadelphia at bay, with Conway superb in right field and Morrill driving in key runs through Fogarty and Morrill. Final score shows Boston 8, Philadelphia 7 in a tight city game.

Bostons Washington Phillies Ferguson Philadelphia Morrill Madden Conway Hornung Buffinton McLaughlin Philadelphias Ale. Boonang Ocnsick Celly Pogarty Nash Mulvey Worrid Andrews Johnston Dally Tate Ghiin Wheelock Irwin Cadden Farrar Eees Philadelpias Fogarty Cusick Kelly Zenceron Conway Sulvey Boston Ewing Farrell Myers

Scores From Early Baseball and College Games

At Baltimore Baltimore s 14 Cleveland s 5 at Philadelphia St Louis 7 Athletics 6 a Staten Island Metropolitans 7 Louis villes 4 at Brooklyn Cincinnatis 7 Brooklyns 0 at Hanover NH Dartmouths 3 Williams College 7.

Baltimore Baltimores Clevelands Philadelphia St. Louis Athletics Staten Island

Common Council ends session with printing order and highway plan

The council held a long session with routine matters, approving a 1500 copy edition of the Old State House Memorial and distributing ten copies per member. A resolution urged waiting on selling the Temple Street reservoir lot, favoring a highway connecting Stamford Street to aid a new State House site. An amendment to a printing contract for reporting the council proceedings failed, and the main order was defeated. The day closed with numerous concurrent measures and adjournment to June 30.

Old State House Whitmore Ward 12 Temple Street Commonwealth Stamford Street Whall Ward 7 Cambridge Cambridge Bridge Yeas McNary Ward

Senator Morse Hosts 100 Friends at Canton Dinner

Senator Elijah A. Morse of Canton hosted about 100 guests at the Revere House. Attendees included members of the 1886 and 1887 Senate and Norfolk county press. The evening praised Morse while planning future ambitions, with praise from Ex-Senator Kendricken and Senator Alger and good humor from all guests. No harm was reported.

Elijah A. Morse Canton Revere House Senate Norfolk County Press Congress Norfolk Chamagne Morse Boardman Kendricken Alger Dawes Long Cogarred Brother Morse Senator Morse

Salem bids on court house reduction totals and line of steamers planned

Essex county commissioners opened bids for the courthouse reduction, Parsons & Peterson at 117,106 lead over Mack at 117,751 and Manning at 117,134. A daily Salem Boston steamer line will start next month. John A. Dawson, jailed in Lynn for forgery, faces court, with many checks signed by bogus names. he may plead guilty to obtaining money by false pretences, not to forgery, citing gambling and $800 spent in a week. Both Superior Court juries have been disse. cases set for next Tuesday.

Essex County Court House Parsons & Peterson J.J T. F. Mack J. Manning Lynn Messrs. Mack Salem Boston John A. Dawson

Cambridge aged home meeting at Old Cambridge church

Those interested in establishing a home for aged people in Cambridge will meet this afternoon at the Old Cambridge Baptist Church to hear the committee report on plans for forming and incorporating the institution. Canon Wilberforce fell ill yesterday and the Sanders Theatre lecture on The Value of Resistance was postponed, disappointing Cambridge residents and Harvard students.

Cambridge Old Cambridge Baptist Church Canon Wilberforce Sanders Theatre Harvard Girls’ High School West Newton Street Berkeley Association Hall Young Men’s Christian Association Massachusetts Rifle Association Walnut Hill Lindall Carter J. B. Claus

Massachusetts Dentists Hold Semiannual Convention

The Massachusetts Dental Society met in Hawthorne rooms on Park Street. Reports were read and approved, candidates discussed, and multiple papers presented from 2 p.m. including Ether administration, dental laws, treatment of dead teeth, occlusion regulation, Chinese dentistry, dentistry and medicine, and materials and methods. Debates covered nitrous oxide anesthesia, tooth cleansing guidance, and combining filling materials. A New York First District Society communication urged a fund to oppose patent holders' demands. a three member committee was to decide action. Tonight featured papers on Plastic Golds and dentistry and medicine. tomorrow focused on clinics.

Massachusetts Dental Society Hawthorne Rooms Park Street A. H. Gilson Executive Board of Censors J. E. Waitt T. Dd. Shumway E. 8. Niles H. A. Baker A. M. Dudley Rogers 8. Stockton Horatio C. Merriam First District Dental Society of New York R. R. Andrews S. Stockton H. C. Merriam

Court actions span trusts and rail damage suits in June

United States Circuit Court proceedings include Edward Matthews versus Caleb H. Warner over trust funds from Thomas Upham estate seeking about 120000 plus interest. Another suit, John Lowell et al. for plaintiff versus defendants relates to bond and security exchanges. A separate case by John F Metcalf et al. covers false arrest and injuries in Springfield.

Edward Matthews Caleb H. Warner Thomas Upham Upham John Lowell John F. Dillon William A. Abbott J. B. Warner David T. Winter New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company Essex County New York Dunkirk Binghamton Salamanca Inghamton Olean L. S. Dabney J Thomas H. P. Moulton Seth A. Pierce Edwin D. Metcalf Springfield Providence Worcester Wilson & Jencks George M. Stearns Gideon Wells

Ministers and Missionaries at Newton Theological Institution Graduation

Commencement week ended with overflow in the Congregational Church. Diplomas were presented by President Hovey after addresses by graduates and professors. Notable speakers included Shailer Mathews and Henry Dexter, with diplomas awarded to a large class led by Herbert Caulkins and John Cummings among others from cities like Cambridge Boston Saco and Roxbury and international names noted.

Newton Theological Institution Congregational Church Hovey Heman Linco William Jacob Cloues Christ Henry Franklin Dexter Shailer Mathews Augustus Erving Scoville Herbert Edgar Thayer Edward Pratt Tuller Robert Woods Vankirk Mexico Robert Whitaker Herbert Lincoln Caulkins Cambridge William Jacob Clowes Charlestown Boston John Ernest Cummings Saco Robert Henry Ferguson Roxbury John Marshall Foster Waterville Sbssler Mathews Portland Bridgeport Mass Charles Russell Upton Newton Centre Robert Woods van Kirk South Strabane Penn Garnet Roscoe Waller Baltimore Shirley Village John Brainard Wilson Peabody George Constantine Tsaras Argalaste Thessaly Joseph Hamilton Fletcher North Brookfield N. 8 James Frank Jones Anna Hemmay Klaipe Toungoo Burmah Russell Sparks Sargent Cincinnati, O Thomas Arthur Whitaker

Short Defendant Thurston Faces Bank Defalcation

John H. Thurston, a Cambridge Savings Bank book keeper since 1854, is reported short in accounts by about $1000 with initial irregularities found on Memorial Day. An examination began yesterday, likely to last weeks. Thurston admitted a defalcation under $1000 and offered family sickness as motive. He was discharged, though not jailed, and remains under informal restraint.

John H.thurston Cambridge Savings Bank Exper Sever Thurston

Cleveland at Saranac Lake Ten Days Fishing Retreat

In Saranac Lake, Franklin County New York, President Cleveland and his wife enjoyed ten days of fishing and hunting. The area grew from a lodge to a famed summer retreat with the Saranaze Inn and a log cabin near the lake. Local guides report abundant trout across multiple lakes and runs to the St. Lawrence. Provisions for sporting men are advertised by G. W. Simmons & Co at 82 North Street as the busy season begins.

Milliken Washington Street Daniel L. Demmon Franklin & Pewabic Mining Company Brewers’ Sick Benefit Or Aid Supreme Court Allen Frank Todd Boston & New York Rubber Company Franklin Street United States Thurman Ohio Boston Revere House Saranac Lake Cleveland Adirondack Franklin County New York Lake Champlain St. Lawrence River Gulf New England Saranac Paul Smith Albany Philadelphia Saranaze Inn North Street G. W. Simmons & Co

Royal Arcanum Excursion Steamer Governor Andrew Trip

About 500 members and friends of the Royal Arcanum, mostly women, enjoyed a harbor excursion yesterday afternoon aboard the Governor Andrew. The route went from Nahant to Brewster Fort Warren, back to Downer Landing and Boston via Dorchester Bay, with a fort inspection and music by Baldwins Cadet Band. Most passengers felt seasick as the sea ran rough. Grand officers, except Grand Orator Robison and Supreme Secretary Robson, joined the trip.

Grand Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum Andrew Deer Island Nahant Brewsters Fort Warren Downer Landing Boston Dorchester Bay Baldwin Robinson Robson

Close of the Lowell Book Sale at Libbie & Co auction rooms

The Lowell library sale concluded with substantial items attracting strong prices. Highlights included Grand Peintres Francais et Etrangers at 34 dollars, Thoreau Walden first edition at 3 dollars, and a black letter John Stow Chronicle at 550 dollars. Boston dealers Barnes and Cunningham plan a California move, offering valuable real estate and mortgages at sacrifice. details advertised on page five.

John Lowell Charles F. Libbie & Co Amon Grand Peintres Francais Et Etrangers Thomas Hoon London Royal Society John Stow Chronicle Thoreau Vitruvius Irving Tredwell Charles H. Barnes Boston F. H. Cunningham Mason Building California Massachusetts Kansas East The Post

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