Boston Beats Nationals In High-Scoring Exhibition
The Bostons defeated the Nationals 13 to 8 as Lowe drove in multiple runs with a home run and several hits, while Stovey, Brodie, and Quinn contributed key plays. Chicago’s Gumbert and Luby struggled at times, and Braley pitched steadily for Boston amid a chaotic, base-running contest with numerous errors by Chicago.
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Bostons
Anson
Gumbert
Luby
Chicago
Bob Lowe
Walter Brodie
Lowe
Gambert
Laby
Walter
Nash
Lake
Long
Quinn
Stovey
Brodie
Kittredge
Dahien
Harry Braley
Carroll
Cliff
Harry
Ryan
Staley
Wilmot
Stasey
Chicagos
Anse
Tly
Guambert
Lubs
Burns
Cooney
Idittie
Cranston
R. L
Boston
Bennett
Iucker
Dalhen
Tucker
Kittr
Kleno
Bennett Lowe
Il Long
Pitteburg
Bcccore
Vvcossians
Sch Bels
Ccc Ccce
Farrell
Murphy
Duffy
Hatfeld
Dowd
Joyce
Stricker Radford
Maddock
Hines
Carsey
Radford
Bronthers
Quaries
Stricker
Nationals
Ballsa
Lohbman
Brouthers
Quarles
Haddock
McQuery
Hatfield
Tilves
Rbdford
Strcker
Kerins
Sainigoos Bcé
Cctziess Dee
Athiletics
Ccs Awe
Baltimore
Athletics
McMahon
Robinson
Weyting
Cross
Wise
Word
van Haltren
Altimore
Athletic
Strneck
Weyhing
Werden
Malvey
Millizan
Wit
Bail—Ilbert
Empire—ferguson
Cincinnati
A. A
Columbus
Chuenhalliasoceaee
S. Columbus
Kelly
Dwyer
Donahue
Huston
Gastright
Inconati
Seery
Andrews
Johnston
Canavan
Keily
Whitney
My Dwyer
Kaston
Carney
Crooks
Wheelock
Matthews
Bosatos
Ryao
Wilhott
biAnson
Carron
Gitaroo
Fennetts
Keffer
Pennett
YU Lilumbert
Olfnty
Kittridge
Harvard Freshman Crew Off for New London Today
Harvard freshmen rowing team sails to New London for two mile race against Columbia and Yale freshmen on Wednesday June 24. The crew, captained by J M Thompson, trained under Parker after G A Carpenter, with Glidden as stroke, shows rapid improvement though leg work needs coaching. Financials settled by William Hooper with the class raising 1200 dollars for travel.
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Harvard
College Athletic Organization
William Hooper
New London
Varsity
Thames
Columbia
Yale
Parker
J. W. Glidden
New Castle
T. Bond
Baltimore
D. W. Shea
Boston
B. G. Waters
Fay
P. Blake
Hoston
J. M. Thompson
Springflell
L. Loring
Brookline
Avortasze
Wyrsteine Lidssg
Balle de
Boaton
Ila
W. &. Johnson
Minneapolis
Mint Ee Ek Tee
S. M. Williams
G. A. Carpenter
L. 5
S. D. Parker
Glidden
St. Paul’s
Bond
Six
Shea
Five
Waters
Four
Blake
Thompson
Loring
Horse and Carriage Pazaar Auctions in Portland Street
C T Walker held a special kale at his Horse and Carriage Pazaar 166 and 168 W Portland street. An auction offered a collection of Kentucky and Indiana horses including pacers trotters family and road horses. Attendance was gate good and the entire list sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Walker
Pazaar
Portland Street
Kentucky
Indiana
Funeral for Hon Stillman B Allen at Berkeley Street Church
The funeral for Hon Stillman B Allen will be held Friday at noon at Berkeley Street Church. Rev William Burnett Wright of Buffalo, formerly pastor of Mr Allen, will officiate.
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Stillman B. Allen
Berkeley Street
William Burnett Wright
Buffalo
Yagvor
Allen
Will ii
Temperance Women Hold Suffolk County WCTU Convention
The Suffolk County Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the Unitarian Church in Neponset for a two session gathering. Mrs. A J Gordon presided with Mrs. Mary E Ff Waitt as secretary. Reports from department superintendents were presented and Mrs S S Fessender gave a parliamentary drill. Mrs Charlies G Ameson read a paper on Dependent Children. Evening services featured devotional exercises and an address by Mrs Katherine Lent Stevenson on God's Use of Woman's Power. Attendance was strong.
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Suffolk County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Unitarian Church
Neponset
A. J. Gordon
Mary E. Ff. Waitt
Katherine Lent Stevenson
G Danielson & Son Carriage Works Fifty Years Strong
The advertisement notes G Danielson and Son at 243 245 Charles Street, a prosperous carriage maker established twenty five years. They produce and repair Broughams coupés sacks naconettes rockaways and similar vehicles with a wide reputation for quality work.
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G. Danielson & Son
Charles Street
Judge James M. Barker Appointed to Supreme Bench
The vacancy from Judge William Allen’s death was filled by Governor Russell naming Pittsfield native Judge James M. Barker, a Republican, to the Supreme Bench. Barker’s lengthy career includes Yale-Harvard training, service in the State House, and a reputation for independence and reform, with prior roles on law commissions and in the National Republican convention. The council postponed one week on the Fourth District Court appointment of George D. Allen. Otterson reappointed Marlboro Police Court clerk.
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Supreme Bench
William Allen
Russell
James M. Barker
Pittsfield
Barker
James F. J. Otterson
Marlboro
George D. Allen
Fast Bridgewater
Fourth District
Plymouth County
James Madison Barker
Williams College
Harvard Law School
Charles N. Emerson
Emerson
Internal Revenue
Thomas P. Pingree
State House of Representatives
Boston
Washburn
Charles Sumner
Saime Corinities
Thomas Talbot
Chicago
Garfield
Arthur
Massachusetts
Better Counsels
Long
Comece
Furniture Manufacturers Convene Gives Exhibit and Plans
The second day sessions open with debates on annual conventions and trade exhibits. A World’s Fair exhibit is favored, with committees appointed. A bankrupt law resolution is adopted after a Missouri congressman’s letter. Afternoon talks address land values in Georgia and insurance matters. Banquet at Young’s Hotel features speeches by Bishop Mallalien and others. Officers to be elected this morning. next meeting in Cincinnati.
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Furniture Manufacturers’ Convention
J. G. Sexton
Cincinnati
A. H. Revell
Chicago
Tarsney
Missouri
Revell
A. A. Brown
Otto Steckhan
Thomas F. Scoville
Georgia
Edward Atkinson
Young’s Hotel
Brown
New England Furniture Exchange
Bardwell
Bishop Mallalien
M. E. Church of
New Orleans
Massachusetts
Old Bay State
Collector Beard
J. G.saxton
Frank Winter
H. N. Davis
St. Louis
M. Medians
New York
FN. Page
Wellsport
Penn
W. Emerson
Rockport
L.c.crow
Kk. F. Carberry
Cincinnat
John D Bean Celebrates 76th Birthday at Home
Mr John D Bean longtime Brooksline resident and Boston Five Cent Savings Bank veteran marked his 76th birthday at his Davis Avenue home last evening. A group of old friends and associates called to offer congratulations and presented a fine ebony walking stick inscribed with his years and name.
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John D. Bean
Brooksline
Davis Avenue
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank
Soldiers Wilted on Ladies Day at Camp during Scorching Heat
Framingham June 11 special to the Post reports First Brigade in camp as heat and sun turned brigade dress parade into a scorcher. Ambulance corps ferried minor cases, but no serious injuries. Notable visitors included Lieutenant-Governor Haile, Congressman Sherman Hoar, Rev Edward Hale and family, ex Mayor Williamson of Worcester, and many colonels and generals. Athletic events postponed to tomorrow. Governor and brigade in review planned for next day. Also notes Supreme Judicial Court actions in Quincy on land sale dispute involving trusts and the Shute case.
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South Framingham
First Brigade
Ambulance Corps
Haile
Sherman Hoar
Edward E. Hale
Williamson
Worcester
England
Harrington
Mass
John C. Soley
Naval Battalion
Gedding
Wellington
Currier
Sampson
Smith
Russell
State Prison
F. G. Stiles
Pickett
B. F. Panch, Jr
Nat Wales
I. F. Edmunds
Pew
Eighth Regiment
8. G. Sawyer
Hennessey
Josiah P. Quincy Et al
J. N. Shute
Quincy
Mt. Wallaston
Shey
KE. M. Parker
Samuel W. Creech
Shute
Weather Indications and Forecast for New England
The weather will be showery in northern New England with southwesterly winds shifting to northwesterly tonight and higher temperatures in Eastern Maine. Southern New England will be fair in the morning then showers with winds shifting from southwesterly to westerly and high day temperatures lowering tonight. Saturday looks fair and cooler.
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POST
New England
Maine
Lake Superior
Canada
Rockliffe
Utah
Atlantic
Middle States
Portland
Eastport
Sothern
Albany
Northfield
Boston
New York
Chicago
Lakes
Oswego
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Montreal
Pittsboro
Washington
Jealousy ends in double suicide attempt in New York
In New York on June 11 Joseph Penthan a 22 West Indian man shot his wife Kate a 24 year old in the right temple at their apartment 144 West Twenty sixth street and then fatally wounded himself. Both are believed mortally wounded and jealousy is given as the motive.
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New York
Joseph Penthan
Kate
West Twenty Sixth Street
Court suit filed over worker injury from dangerous machine
United States Circuit Court case Alphcn J George Macroiz v The Otis Company. Alien plaintiff from Ware alleges injury on Jan 26 1988 while employed operating a dangerous striker without adequate instruction or notice. Claims arm torn or wrenched off and lack of proper tools. Seeks 30000 damages. Defense denies. P J Hoar represents plaintiff and George D Robinson for defendant.
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United States
Alphcn
J. George Macroiz
Otis Company
Ware
P. J. Hoar
George D. Robinson
Superior Court sessions list vast Boston docket and verdicts
The June first session of the Superior Court features multiple tort actions. Barker defeats City of Boston over sewer damage to a dock with a $5,000 verdict. Numerous cases Dec 1888 to 1890 claims involve rent, injuries from trains, hotel elevator incidents, and railway accidents. Third session lists many docketed cases and monetary awards including surgical instrument and railroad negligence verdicts.
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Constitution Wharf Company
City of
Boston
Dabney
T. M. Babson
R. W. Nason
Edward Kakas
Henry M. Rogers
Same
Washington Street
Jemple
C. Ff. Kittredge
Jon Lowell
Kakas
Rogers
Krug
Sam Ling
Hammond
Margaret A. McKim
Grand Trunk Railroad Company
Gorham
N.H
Portland
J. Elder
Todd
A. A. Strout
W. H. Coolidge
Patrick H. Hutchinson
Mary B. Cummings
Thorndike
Green Street
R. Clark
William A. Gaston
O'Conner
O’con
Quinaler
City of Ner
Nutchinson
Cum
Grant
McDermingsmott
Wadleich
Dore
Gerrard
Nauin
Connolly
Jones
Key St. R’y
Ellis
Lawrence
Bisner, J
Superior Civil Court Case in East Bridgewater Injury Suit
Patrick Carroll sues Town of East Bridgewater in Plymouth court for personal injuries from a fall into a ditch along a private way dedicated to the public. The plaintiff claims the way led off from a public route to the ditch and caused the accident.
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Superior Civil Court
Plymouth
Alprich
Patrick Carroll
East Bridgewater
Civil case on Union Street barriers and town duty
The case centers on Union Street East Bridgewater where a dangerous public way required barriers at the entrance under town duty. The defense denied responsibility arguing the way starts at the Old Colony line and cannot be fenced by the town. Verdict for the defendant. Criminal Session notes list jurors and arraigned prisoners including Flynn Lownsend Smith Litefield Babbitt Dennehy Hickey with various charges. trials set to begin Monday.
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Union Street
East Bridgewater
Old Colony Railroad Company
H. Kingman and Sweet & Folsom
B. W. Har
Copeland
Samuel M. Babbitt
Daniel Dennehy
Richard Hickey
Superior Court Divorce Libels and Court List
Middlesex Superior Court reports ongoing handling of uncontested libels for divorce. The court remains engaged and the remainder of the list is confirmed in order.
Divorce list delayed as Essex Superior Court adjourns
The Essex Superior Court at Salem opened with hearings on divorce cases but no decrees were recorded. The court adjourned at noon and will resume tomorrow with the entire divorce list to be in order.
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Essex
S.s
Salem
Sherman
Auction Sale at A W Davis Stables Showed Fine Young Horses
Yesterday at 73 to 82 Northampton street A W Davis held a sale of 30 Michigan and Eastern stock horses. Prices were unusually low. buyers secured roadsters family and saddle horses noted for beauty speed and gentleness. Some roadsters ran 2 28 to 2 40 while family horses ranged from ten mph to a three minute gait.
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A. W. Davis
Northampton Street
Michigan
Davis
Brookline Man Breaks Arm Jumping From Wagon
John Murphy of Brookline leaped from an express wagon at Harvard and Beacon streets about 6 30 last evening but misjudged his landing and broke his right arm in two places. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
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Harvard
Beacon Streets
Brookline
John Murphy
Massachusetts General Hospital
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