Another Day With Barnum and Bailey Show Draws Crowd
Thousands flocked to the Barnum and Bailey spectacle last evening, seats sold out before 8 pm and standing room was scarce. The matinee drew a full tent as performers and adjutants impressed with acts from baby lions to the trained dog and crane, while transportation logistics for the West End street railway handled the vast crowd with 125 staff and 35 cars, easing after 9 pm to 11:30 pm.
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Lillie
Rose Meers
Beatrice
Nero
West End
St. Peter
Me. J. M. Gould
General Office
Huntington Avenue
Gould
South Ud
Gainsboro Street
No. 2
Charles Lawes
Boston Triumphs In Ringing Victory Over Hutchinson's Crowd
Boston bats come alive in a 13 run explosion against Hutchinson as Clarkson and Clarkson’s teammates shine. Long, Stovey, Nash pace the attack while Dahlen and Cooney anchor a stout defense. Philadelphia and Cincinnati results scatter through the day with several notable hits and errors.
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Boston Nine
South End
Hutchinson
Charlie Bennett
Long
Siovey
Nash
Anson
Brodie
Bostons
John Clarkson
Harry Strong
Bennett
Wilmot
Quinn
Lowe
Dablon
Cooney
Dahlen
Lake
Honan
Kittredee
Boston
Carroll
Tucker
Clarkson
Stovey
Hrodie
Walter
Pfeffer
Wes
Khenneen
Ryan
Chicago
EBM PO
Rbupoa FE Jeng
Ae Ok Stovey
Mginn
Dahien
So Nash
Oj Anson
Clarroll
O ‘Lowe
Uj Pietler
Hintch
Pop
O Lake
Kittridge
Loston
Iby Clarkson
Poston
Vassed Ball
Guinn
Kennett
Kien
Ases
Uupires
Lowers and
Morrill
Prohibition Club Organized in Tremont Temple
The Young Men’s Prohibition Club of Massachusetts formed yesterday at Tremont Temple chapel with about forty Prohibitionists present. George K Cook of Cambridge presided, J W Doe of Medford was secretary, and a constitution was adopted restricting membership to under 45. Officers elected include President George R Cook and Treasurer W d Shilladay. The group plans to align with the Prohibition State Committee and push a strong campaign for the old parties.
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Young Men’s Prohibition Club
Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
George K Cook
Cambridge
J W. Doe
Medford
Hector
George R. Cook
Daniel F. Gay
W. d. Shilladay
C. FE. Burnham
PEN
Rand
O. M. Donaldson
James F. Morton
Prohibition State Committee
Washington Street
Worcester
Partridge
Weather forecast and synoptic notes for New England and US
Northern New England experiences fair conditions with southeasterly winds and high interior temperatures tapering to milder coastal readings. Southern New England remains fair and warm with southeasterly winds shifting to southwesterly on Friday amid a forecast of local showers. Washington reports show Maine to Connecticut fair, cooler on coast, warmer inland, with easterly winds. Vermont fair with warmer westerly winds. Eastern New York fair with southeasterly winds.
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New England
Atlantic
Nantucket
Norfolk
Marquette
Ki Paso
Gulf States
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Walla Walla
Portland
Oregon
Jacksonvill
Charleston
Knoxville
Memphis
St. Louis
Eee
St. Paul
New Orleans
Maine
Eastport
Washington
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont
New York
Harvard Courses Add New Features In Next Year Pamphlet
Harvard announces a broad expansion of graduate and professional offerings for next year. New divisions by student level, added research courses and seminars, and several department specific additions mark a shift toward higher graduate instruction under President Eliot.
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Harvard
Eliot
Jarbell
L. Smith
Greenough and Lanman
Fletcher
England
Schilling
Francke
Nichols
Lessing
Jancke
Marlowe
Goethe
Marsh
Europe
France
America
Philosophical Department
Santayana
Howes
Death by Own Action Shocks Worcester Contractor
A. M. Kelley, a well known Worcester contractor, shot himself in his hotel room at Hotel Pleasant this afternoon. He was 66 years old and leaves a widow in North Brooklad. The death is reported as self-inflicted.
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Worcester
A. M. Kelley
Hotel Pleasant
North Brooklad
Plasterers’ Union Demands Pay Rise and Shorter Week
The Plasterers Union voted to demand 48 cents an hour starting next Monday with a nine hour workday and eight hours on Saturday. They backed the Central Labor Union’s plan to use Franklin Park for the Fourth of July celebration.
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Plasterers
Plasterers’ Union
Central Labor Union
Franklin Park
Giant corn exhibit from Kansas praised as finest whiskey ad
An oversized Kansas corn specimen measuring 823% inches long and 1242 inches in circumference is highlighted alongside a whiskey advertisement. The piece touts G. C. Taylor Old Bourbon and G. Taylor Pure Rye Whiskeys as finest in the world, with CHESTER H GRAVES & SONS of Boston claiming ownership of the label and cork.
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Kansas
G. C. Taylor
Superior Court First Session June Dock Damages Case
In a tort action against the City of Boston, Constitution Wharf Company seeks 12000 for sewer deposits filling its dock and reducing water depth. Testimony concluded. Dabney for plaintiff. Babson and Nason for defense. Case lists and names of several related suits follow, with various damages and verdicts noted.
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Superior Court
Lo— Barker
Constitution Wharf Company
City of Boston
L. S. Dabney
TY. M. Babson
R. W. Nason
List of cases and trade talks at Illinois convention
The document lists numerous court case titles and docket numbers, followed by a report on a Fourth Session meeting. It notes an assault verdict in an 1890 case, then discusses trade topics at the convention, including South America aims and a prospective Illinois Central steamship line to links with New Orleans and South American ports, with adjournment to morning.
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Eisen
Douglass
Smith & A.stove Co
Butterfield
Meshane
Weill
Shedd
Danzig
Winston
Wright
Margaret McGonagle
Rose Hanrahan
Rochester Street
J. F. Sweeney
M. J. Creed
Miller
Sullivan
MorrigOl
Donovan
Weed
Mares
Silbury Y- Smith
Norris
Saxton
Coughlin
West End
Badersehneider
West End Tt
Macauley- Kelly
Illinois
New England
Chicago
West
Columbus
South America
Illinois Central Railroad
New Orleans
Americas
Salem Divorces and Deserts Led by Adultery Nisi
Essex county sessions list shows multiple nisi for adultery desertion intoxication and custody orders. Cases include Crandall Morrison Colson Ricker Devitt Hasse Deering Hill Gardiner Fuller Sullivan Staples Marden Newman Bray with many divorces and custody actions. Plymouth and Middlesex sections note June 10 sessions, with non-support divorce by Beytes and uncompleted dockets. Grand jury report due and trials resumed Thursday morning.
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Ricker
Nisi
Frank Devitt
Mabel Bb. Devitt
Reinhold Tasse
Karoline Hasse
Louise P. Deering
Isaac W. Deering
Fredrick D. Hill
Ella Mary Hill
Lena M. Gardiner
Arthur M. Gardiner
Henry A. Fuller
Hannah M. Fuller
Ellen Sullivan
John D. Sulli
Yan
Er —Theodora F. Staples
George W
Staples
Idn N. Marden
Frank H. Marden
Mary J. Newman
William Newman
Albert I. Bray
Gertrude L. Bray
Superior Civil Court
Plymouth
Alprich
Lucy J. Beytes
James M. Beytes
Carroll
East Bridgewater
Fourth annual National Association of Furniture Manufacturers convention opens
The 4th annual convention convened at Horticultural Hall with 106000 workers, 80000000 capital, and 25000000 annual output. President Bardwell urged bankruptcy reform and stronger exhibit plans for the Columbian Exposition, noting 974 members and finances. Revell of Chicago spoke on expositions impact and urged Eastern support for the Columbian Exposition of 1893.
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National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Horticultural Hall
F. N. Bardwell
E. C. Rogers
Cambridge
Keenan
F. W. Voight
Wrampelweier Furniture Manufacturing Company
Louisville
United States
Bardwell
Memorializinng Congress
Chicago
Alexander H. Revell
Annual Meeting of the Boston Fish Bureau
A large gathering of Boston Fish Bureau members elected E B De Long as president E B Mitchell as vice president H G Potter as treasurer F F Dimick as secretary and E W Wrightington L A Treat A Caswell to the executive committee H S Potter named delegate to the Boston Executive Business Association for three years. New rules on foreign mackerel sales were passed and plans discussed for representation at the Chicago fair in 1893 amid broad support for the bureau’s future.
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Boston Fish Bureau
E. B. de Long
E. B. Mitchell
H. G. Potter
F. F. Dimick
E. W. Wrightington
L. A. Treat
A. Caswell
H. C. Hall
G. W. Wrightington
J. W. Hill
Potter
Boston Executive Business Association
Boston
Chicago
Fishitrade Bureau
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Meriden
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Por
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Lincolnville
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Remington Standard Typewriter CO
School Street
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Kendall Street
Hoston
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