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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1891

Page

8

Giants Lead League After Nervy Polo Grounds Win

The New York Giants defeated Chicago 9 to 6 at the Polo Grounds before a crowd of 6,912, moving into a share of the league lead. Tiernan and Gore homered, with Ryan, Hutchinson, and Whistler among key contributors as New York showcased superior batting and solid defense in a tight, high-stakes matchup.

Cleveland Philadelphia Vian Zimmer Raper Clements Hiladelphia Detehanty Allen McKean Davis Doyle Ly Vian Esper Vinn Lynch Tme New York N. L Chicago Giants Polo Grounds Yoemsccsovcsess Scostessss Battenes Rusie Buckley Hutchinson Kittredge Tiernan Whistler Connor Gore Ryan Widvitch Carroll Powers

New England Weather Forecast and Synopses

Weather indications show fair, cooler conditions across New England with light westerly winds and a trend of falling temperatures. The forecast calls for Sunday fair and cooler weather with variable breezes. A high pressure area over the lake region brings fair weather and cooling, while showers occur scattered nationwide though not heavily.

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Amending Their Laws Two Secret Evening Sessions

The Typographical Convention discussed union membership, amendments to the constitution, and pay rules. Editors and reporters gained union eligibility, a national label was adopted, and financial provisions for the Child Drexel Home were reviewed with a trustee reduction plan. Edward Atkinson spoke and questions followed.

Agkubordinate Union International International Typographical Union Holman Huddleston Buchanan Hall Qus McKenna Mertens Kenklin Edward Atkinson

Funeral of Mrk Allen in Berkeley Temple Service

The burial followed services at the Berkeley Temple for Stillman B. Allen with representation from the Suffolk County Bar Masonic lodges Trimount Encampment No 2 Suffolk Lodge 8 and other groups. Clergy Rev William Burnet Wright Rev Rufus Tobey and a quartet led prayers and hymns. Pallbearers included Deacons and law partners. burial was at Cambridge Cemetery on Coolidge avenue.

Stillman B. Allen Berkeley Temple Suffolk County Bar Trimount Suffolk Lodge Boston Dental College Oriental Tea Company Charles T. Gallagher Ermene Bates William J. Porter Samuel Bb. Capen George E., Meeuen Richard C. Humphreys Fred G. Pettigrove Willard Rufus Tobey Messrs Babcock Hitchcock Commonwealth Avenue Wright Phillips Brooks Thomas J. Emery Charles M. Green Joseph A. Terrey Frank O. Whitney George T. Bosson John VD. Long Alfred Hemenway Allen

Detectives Nab Pair in Highway Robbery on City Car

A Grove Hall electric car trip ended with two men grabbing a third man, stealing a gold watch, and boarding the car. Conductor L Hayden summoned Officer Piper who alerted Officer Maines. the suspects were arrested and jailed at Station 20. Police believe the pair are linked to several similar thefts and will face further investigation.

Grove Hall Waterford Street Shawmut Avenue L. Hayden Hayden Yeemple Place Piper Central Office School Street Maines Division

Miss Herrick Resigns to Join New York Teaching College

Miss Lizzie A. Herrick, two years drawing teacher in Somerville public schools, resigns to join the faculty of the College for the Training of Teachers in New York. Auction sale announced on Blackstone Street by Samuel Hatch & Co. for desirable property. sale Tuesday next.

Lizzie A. Herrick Somerville College For the Training of Teachers New York Blackstone Street Samuel Hatch & Co

Wanted for swindling man reaches Boston from Vermont

A 38 year old Fairfield Vermont man Henry E Hale described as 5 10 with a small mustache and gray sprinkled hair used a May visit to the Sherman House in Boston to solicit forged drafts from former acquaintances. He claimed to be H KE Hale of Kansas City and bilked several victims including two $25 drafts on Kansas City banks and $26 from a Sherman House cashier, possibly totaling $200 to $300. He has been discharged from jobs due to crookedness and is now sought by Boston police. his Fairfield, Vermont family is distressed to see him among the black sheep.

Nickels Ganzel Pittsboros South End Grounds Kid” Nichols Beckly Pete Browning Nic Boston Hmself Nichols Mack Car- Fell Miller Rostow Carroll Browning Nash Mauk Pittsburg Buston Ganzell Long Heck Reilly Fields Stovey Tucker Ganver Quinn Berger Joe Quinn Baldwin Kiy Tom Lowe Zanzel Janzel Henry E. Hale Fairfeld Sherman House H. KE. Hale Kansas City National Bank of Commerce National Union Bank of Kansas Morgan & Richardson Hale Fairfield

Sunday Concert on the Common by Germania Band opens at four

The Germania Band performs a Sunday afternoon program on the Common at 4 o clock featuring Le Phocien March, Overture Beautiful Galatea, Beethoven Symphony No 5 excerpt, Grand selection from Verdi Von Carlos, Rhein Sagen Waltz, L Martini Overture, Sanctus from Gounod St Vectra Mass, Maryland My Maryland Paraphrase, Eldorado Galop, Grand Potpourri of English Irish and Krakoski conducted by Mollenhauer.

Germania Band le Phoccen Boston Beethoven von Carlos Verdi Rhein Sagen Gungl L Martini St. Vectna Maryland Heinemann Poston Scotell

American Wonders Yellowstone Park Excursion Highlighted

Yellowstone Park stands as a premier world wonder and the Union Pacific July excursion promises to be the season's event. Inquiries should be directed to the nearest U P. agent for details and bookings.

Yellowstone Park U. P

Sunday notices from Boston churches and services detailed

Sunday notices list morning services at multiple churches including Kine's Cuarel Morning service at 10 30 with Jehan Perkins, Rev Emary Waynes and choir. Afternoon and evening programs cover Sacred Temple talks, Sunday School sessions, and summer union services at Arlington Street and Second Church. Notable speakers include Rev. James A Gray and Rev. Brooke Herera prep for summer unions. concerts and youth programs noted with varied venues across the city.

Kine Cuarel Ihe Fey Jehan C. Perkins Columbus Avenue Lerkeley Street Emary J. Waynes High Orderly t.@ plaster S.s. C Bostox Berkeley Marlboro Street Stawford Wentworth Lrooke Solth Boach Boach—Saecrotary Exeter Street Edward K. Dale Deawbury Street Jake Acheol Lhasa Publie Roxduky Reformed Lyvis Copley Square Emmanuel Church Newbury Street Leighton Parks Turrs College Goddard Chapel Capen Cara Lowell Misic Hall Christian Patriotiam Joseph Slattery Ireland Frookline Street Wirren Avenue James G. Ames Miliister Charles Conkly Shawiut Avenue Universalist Uston Ella Stevens Sorvand Wa'e Olivia Mayo John J. Bell Fred J. Congdon Edwin Gardiner Curien—Shot Square Roxbury James de Normandie

NONE BUT ROYAL Baking Powder Pure and Superior

Royal Baking Powder is advertised as absolutely pure with superior leavening strength and refinement. It claims exclusive use of chemically pure cream of tartar and notes endorsements from U.S. government reports, official chemists, state analysts, and physicians.

U.S United States Canada

Delightful Shades and Styles in This Season's Sunshades

In hot days a graceful feminine contrast appears on Tremont street as stylish sunshades elevate summer wear. A pink chambrey gown and white leghorn hat frame a cheerful, fashion conscious silhouette. Gilchrist displays offer the latest parasols in rich colors to complete a refined street scene.

Tremont Street

Dining room furniture for tasteful homes of today

Obviously the dining room should be the happiest room in the house. The Paine Furniture Company showroom offers an extensive range including an extension table in mahogany or oak with four sturdy legs and leather upholstered chairs. Add a sideboard with polished surface and French plate mirror, a glass cabinet, and a serving buffet for lasting satisfaction.

Paine Furniture Company

Gowns in London Fashion Gossip From Doucet Model

Madge reports on a striking gown combining Louis XV styles with vintage touches. A shot green and heliotrope silk dress features deep cream lace flounces and a close cling, paired with a Louis XV coat bodice and embroidered white and silvery motifs.

Madge London Doucet Leech Princes of Wales

Sale at Stearns & Co Draws Crowds of Women

Throngs surround counters in several departments of Messrs. Stearns & Co as they offer deeply reduced prices on summer goods. Highlights include silk petticoats, shirt waists, blazers, India silk dress patterns, chalice cottons, and fine ladies undergarments. Accessories like the Commodore visor cap and Tam O Shanter styles attract shoppers. Thanks are extended to Messrs. Jordan, Marsh & Co.

Messrs. &. H. Stearns & Co Tam O'Shanter Messrs. Jordan, Marsh & Co

Nautical Gowns For Canny Girls Sailors Style This Year

The gowns feature dark blue serge, plain skirts with blue and white trim, anchors embroidered near the waist, and exposed pockets. Coats range from sailor-like jackets to the named The Pirate, with white silk shirts and heavy white surah lining. Brass buttons imitate naval officers’ decor. Thanks due to L. P. Hollander & Co.

United States Navy Messrs L. P. Hollander & Co

St John Alumni to Hold Exercises and Dinner

The St John Episcopal Theological School alumni in Cambridge will conduct their customary exercises next Tuesday followed by a dinner On Wednesday graduation exercises begin with morning prayer at 830 am then diplomas at 1030 am a Holy Communion service and a sermon by Rt Rev Thomas M Clark bishop of Rhode Island Several men will be ordained deacons including William K E Hayes William H L Jones Joseph A Vance Herman Page Ernest M Benedict Rufus B Chase William H L Dewart and Jesse K Brennan A lunch will be served at 1 pm

ST. Jokn St. John’s Episcopal Theological School Cambridge Rt. Rey.homas M. Clark D.D Rhode Island William KE

McArthur & Co Advertises Large Refrigerator Bargain

Arthur McArthur & Co of Cornhill offers a large family size refrigerator at 850 dollars, one third off the regular price, with a note to see details on the eighth page. The house is described as well known for reliability and stocked with refrigerators of various popular makes.

Arthur McArthur & Co Cornhill House of A. McArthur & Co Ell

Overstocked but commodious article with large ice space

It is a good commodious article with a large ice space and a good size provision chamber. Sufficiently large for any ordinary family and near first class in quality, this size was marked down only due to being overstocked.

CHAMBER AND PARLOR SUITS IN GREATEST VARIETY

Advertises a wide selection of chamber and parlor furniture and all house furnishing goods. Promises an illustrated catalogue and price list detailing an extensive line. Encourages readers to request the catalogue to view offerings and prices.

Aldrich court notes duel suits and injunctive action

United States Circuit Court session June 17 covers Aldrich v The Otis Company alleging dangerous work causing severe arm injury in Ware with 220000 damages sought. Dover Stamping Co vs Lamb Kuhtung Machine Mfg Co seeks injunction over Dover Egg Beater name. also cases on City of Boston land contract and railway injuries. criminal sentences listed for Don Barr session.

United States Aldrich J George Lacroix The Otis Company Ware George D. Robinson Supreme Judicial Court Lathrop J. Cephas A. Brackett City of Boston Brighton John B. Goodrich T.M. Babson Dover Stamping Company Lamb Kuhtung Machine Manufacturing Company Et al Equity Dover Willians Hadley United States Patent Office Williams Saaler Thomas W. Clark

Suffolk First Session Docket Listings At June Term

Record of two cases before Judge Barker and sessions in June. Edward Kakas sues Henry M Rog ers for eleven months rent totaling 73334, with occupancy disputes over Nos 402 to 408 Washington street. Patrick Hutchinson sues Mary B Cummings et al for 50000 damages over an elevator accident at Hotel Thorndike Green Street. William B Miller sues New York & New England Railroad for injuries as a brakeman on a freight run near Putnam Connecticut.

Buperior Court Suffolk Barker Edward Kakas Henry M. Rogers Same Washington Street Temple F. Kittredge John Lowell Krug Sam Ling Hammono. J Patrick H. Hutchinson Mary B. Cummings Thorndike Green Street RK. Clark William A. Gaston William B. Miller New York & New England Railroad Company Boston Putnam

Superior Court schedule for Cambridge libel divorce actions

Middlesex County court in Cambridge reports ongoing uncontested libels for divorce and will reconvene Monday June 15 to settle exceptions hear motions demurrers on agreed fact cases with no further hearings in court cases.

Superior Court Middlesex Iss Cambridge Strrples J

Insolvency Court Adjourns Third Meetings in Suffolk Cases

In Suffolk insolvency proceedings on June 112 McKim J. held third meetings for Curry & Hamner Henry W Gueppard Joseph C Dimock Henry G South Jouls Le Blanch Isaac E Baxter and Moses Morris. Informal meetings followed for Andrew W Bligh Wentworth Manufacturing James Dempsey and Henry G Smith. First meetings held claims proved and assignees chosen in Fannie FE Bruce Daniel S Burnham assignee Bileski Pinanski Samuel Grunberg assignee Philander Sweet L Waldo Rogers assignee Albert E Baker Anne E Giroux assignee Leonard A Whitney B W Warren assignee. Meeting adjourned to July 5 in all cases. Leonard A Whitney petition to vacate insolvency due to lack of court jurisdiction denied as debtor resident of Boston.

Suffolk Ss McKim Curry & Hamner Henry W. Gueppard Joseph C. Dimock Henry G. South Jouls le Blanch Isaac E. Baxter Andrew W. Bligh Wentworth Manufacturing Company James Dempsey Kenry G. Smith Fannie FE. Bruce Daniel S. Burnham Bileski & Pinanski Samuel Grunberg Philander Sweet L. Waldo S Rogers Albert E. Baker Anne E. Giroux Assig Leonard A. Whitney B. W. Warren Boston

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