Body of actor Parks found in harbor near Boston
The badly decomposed body of George R Parks 32 a Boston actor was found in the harbor. Identification was made by clothing and theater date book from the Held by the Enemy company. He last was seen alive a week earlier and a Waterbury watch stopped at 1 o clock was found in his vest. Police reported death by suicide.
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George R Parks
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Swan
Governor's Island
O’brien
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Harris
Beebe
George R. Parks
Tinkham
William Seymour
Boston Museum
G. RK. P
Otas Street
Medford
Actor Parks
Post
Tremont House
Charlestown Bridge
George St. Parks
Ile
Maverick House
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Churchill, Gilchrist, Smith & Co
Washington Street
Thomas Barry
New England
Amaranth Club
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Eugene ‘Tompkins
Kit
Mr. Parks
James Temple
Major Domo
L. R. Shewell
Louis James
Ned Buckley
Dan Maguinnis
Mark Price
H. E. Chase
Marie Wainwright
Michael Strogoff
the Boston
William Redmond
Emir
Marry Luntingford
Actor Parks Noted For Stage Presence And Musical Voice
The article describes Mr. Parks as an actor with strong stage presence and a musical voice. It notes his roles including the nephew in Nunky based on The Private Secretary and Christopher Crabb in Billee Taylor, performed on the Museum stage during Gronkt.
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Christopher Crabb
Billee Taylor
Gronkt
Parks
Baseball Saturday Brings Boston Hitters Loss and Standings Shakeup
Chicago advances to fourth place while Boston eyes Detroit for the lead as Boston meets Washington and New York at home. Standings show Detroit 20 9 34 games, Boston 11 30, New York 16 37, Chicago 16 33, Philadelphia 6 19, Pittsburgh 18 31, Washington 2 30, Indianapolis 8 23, with a weekend slate at South End where the home nine beat Philadelphia amid loose fielding and heavy hitting. Daily catching and Morrill infield play praised. Radbourn and others mix in mound work as battering and errors shape a tight contest.
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Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgs
Chicagos
Washington
New York
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Roop Tama
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Peers Ee
Indianapolis
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Daily
Morrill
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Nash
Bostons
Scores From Various City Games Across The Nation
At New York New Yorks Washingtons 26 to 2. Chicago Chicagos beat Pittsburgs 6 to 4. Detroit Detroits edged Indianapolis 7 to 6. Haverhill Haverhills defeated Portlands 16 to 3. Lowell Lawrences routed Lowells 15 to 12. Lyon Lyons beat Salems 11 to 2.
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Chicagos
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Detroits
Indianapolis
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Portlands
Lowell—Lawrences
Lowells
Lyon—Lyons
Salems
Boston Electric Club Formed Amid Broad City Interest
About sixty gentlemen from Boston electrical interests gathered at Modern Light and Heat to form the Boston Electric Club. J Frank Morrison chaired, M M M Slattery served as secretary pro tem, and a committee including Ridlon Hosmer Chapman Eustis Flanders Ross Barker and Gilley was appointed to plan organization for a June 21 meeting. A letter from F A Gilbert of the Boston Electric Light Company expressed strong support.
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Mason Building
Kilby Street
Boston Electric Club
J. Frank Morrison
National Electric Light Association
National Association
Boston
Parker House
M. M. M. Slattery
Morrison
New York
Frank Ridlon
Brush-Swan Electric Light Company
W. B. Hosmer
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
A. H. Chapman
New England Telephone Company
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Eastern Electric Cable Company
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The
Electrical World
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Electrical Review
F. A. Gilbert
Boston Electric Light Company
Jubilee meeting at Quincy House plans speakers and services
At the Queen's Jubilee committee meeting in Quincy House on Saturday evening, Minister Phelps approved the address to be sent to the Queen on arrival. Dr. F Courtney of St. Pauls Church offered to speak. Oliver Wendell Holmes declined to act as orator due to age. Broad sword entries were filed by Daniel Robertson, William KE Rigg, and Sergeants Chalmers and McCracken. A service at the African Methodist Church on Charles Street was to be attended, with a gathering at the British Charitable Club on Park Street at 6 PM.
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F. Courtney
St. Paul’s Church
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Deting
Games Committee
Daniel Robertson
Boston
William KE. Rigg
Lowell
Chalmers
McCracken
Charles Street
Park Street
Lowells and Longwoods Play Crickett Match to Draw
Sporting notes report a drawn cricket match at Longwood after Longwoods batted second, with Lowells at 27 for three at time. Other results include high scores by D. Richardson and Lowe in decimal and prize matches, plus Harvard crew preparing to travel to New London next Saturday.
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Walnut Hill
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Salem Wilder
Harvard University
New London
Cambridge Police Arrest Drunk Walkers at City Bridges
Cambridge officers patrolled West Boston and Craigie’s bridges Saturday night arresting five intoxicated individuals on West Boston and seven on Craigie’s. Police raided Cambridge taverns seeking intoxicants, seizing liquor found at Dewire’s on Kirkland street. Arrests followed raids on John Igo’s North avenue and Ezra Authier’s Dublin street premises.
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City Notes Briefs and Events Across Boston
Community notices report a G Company Garrison reunion on June 17 at the Quincy House, Lee Camp reception next Thursday through Sunday, and City Point music and fireworks planned to launch summer. Public demonstrations by the Order of United American Mechanics set for July 8 with local prayer meetings and club dinners. A mother injures herself and an infant during a street incident. the child unharmed. Various club dinners, police salary issues, court indictments, and cultural events fill the week. Notable visitors and exhibitions include Darius Cobb paintings and St Botolph Club move.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
London
Honorable Artillery Company
Labor meetings weigh freight and union issues in city halls
The Freight Handlers' Assembly met in New Era Hall endorsing the new Fitchburg railroad freight contractor. Andrew Garbutt of the Land and Labor Club spoke on the land question and outlined Henry George's stance. The Central Trades and Labor Union gathered in Wadman Hall with Skeffington of Worcester detailing the lockout situation. A note on Faneuil Hall remonstrances against Jubilee celebrations was read and filed. The Amalgamated Building Trades Council met in Boston Hall to discuss non union labor, with a decision postponed due to low attendance.
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Fitchburg
Andrew Garbutt
Land and Labor Club
Henry George
Central Trades and Labor Union
Wadman Hall
Skeffington
Worcester
Temple Baptist Sunday School Marks 23 Milestones Observed
Tremont Temple hosted a commemoration of Temple Baptist Sunday School’s 23 milestones. Primary children performed songs and recitations while Mrs. Alice Josborn and the quartet sang, Rev McArthur spoke on child conversion, and statistics were shared: 1280 members, 88 teachers, 42 baptisms, 13 deaths, with receipts of 1463.21 and expenditures of 1402.66 leaving a balance.
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Alice J.josborn
McArthur
Court action on Schneble patent and false arrest case
United States Metallic Packing Company seeks injunction against Thomas Tripp over reissued patent 9865 for piston rod packing. Court finds Tripp’s device a colorable change and grants preliminary relief. Separate suit Seth A. Pierce sues Edwin Metcalf for false arrest. jury returns verdict for plaintiff for 2000 dollars.
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Thomas Tripp
Martin Schneble
Hancock Inspirator Company
Tripp
Causten
A. P. Browne
C. Morgan
Nelson
J. Seth A. Pierce
Edwin D. Metcalf
Springfield
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Braintree Board of Selectmen v Parks Pipe Injunction
Bill in equity to restrain defendants from laying pipes in town streets resumed and finished. Hearing to dissolve injunction. court to decide Monday. Plaintiffs represented by B. Butler and Edward Avery. defendants by R. M. Morse Jr. Proceedings in the town of Braintree.
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Ansell, Clark
Charles F. Parks
Braintree
F. Butler
Edward Avery
R. M. Morse, Jr
Superior Court docket items list for June sessions
The document catalogs multiple docket entries for Superior Court sessions in Middlesex County and others on June 11 and June 16, including cases like Sears versus Boston and Maine RR and Upham versus Barstow, plus numerous other civil and equity actions with associated docket numbers and party names. It notes session order, case numbering, and references to judge names and docket sequences across the two sessions.
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Boston & Maine RR
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Gallagher
Voigt
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Wood
Atkins
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Dizer
Corcoran
White
Morrell
Kelly
Kenny
Ray
Smith
Wainwright
O' Dowd
O'Dowd
Buckley
Rice
McCormack
Andrews
Bigelow
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Stimpson
Pierce
Dedication of St. Phillip's Church in Cambridge
The new St Phillip's Church on Allston Street Cambridge was dedicated yesterday by the St Peter's Episcopal Society. Services began with communion at 8 am and evening prayer with a sermon by Rev Father El M Gushee at 4 pm. The rector preached on Psalm Eighty Fourth verses 1 to 5. Donations funded furnishings including altar desk from Rev N Hoppin and pulpit from Rev H N Hudson. The church has no debt and Sunday services include 4 15 pm Sunday school and 6 pm evening prayer and sermon.
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Allston Street
Cambridge
St. Peter's Episcopal Society
el. M. Gushee
St.Peter’s
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H. N. Hudson
Dorchester Club Wins First Semiannual Road Race
Eastern Road Racing Club race from Dorchester to Needham ends with Dorchester first, Bostons second, Newton and Chelsea tied for third. A protest against runner Doane for professionalism is under judge review. Prize rules include medals for top three and a challenge cap for the winning club. Next race in September. Cat sales at G W Simmons Co. after weather and prices drive demand.
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Dorchester Club
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Newton
Chelsea
Doane
Boston
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