Lasell Commencement Class of '88 Marched To Graduation
Lasell Seminary held commencement for fourteen graduates in Auburndale with a two by two procession at the Congregational Church. The Boston Adet Orchestra accompanied prayers, a address by Miss Sarah F Smiley, and Miss Emma Josephine Wallace's valedictory. Alumni gathered for a post ceremony luncheon and later a business meeting and literary exercises. Names listed include Josephine Estelle Baker Susannah Jane Brown Anne Overman Bushnell Mary Louise Cole Elizabeth Howland Davis Eddy Annie Morton Gwinnell Mary Bourne Hathaway Mary Luke Hoge Anna Reliance Jones Jessie May Law Bertha Adaline Simpson Maude Lorena Stone Emma Josephine Wallace Helen Louise White.
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Lasell Seminary
Congregational Church
Auburndale
Parente
Bostonadet
W.R. Clarke
Newton Centre
Sarah F. Smiley
Emma Josephine Wallace
Lasell
Josephine Estelle Baker
Rockford
Susannah Jane Brown
Philadelphia
Anné Overman Bushnell
Saybrook
Conn
Mary Louise Cole
Roxbury
Mass
Elizabeth Howland Davis Eddy
New Bedford
Annie Morton Gwinnell
Newark
N.J
Mary Bourne Hathaway
Mary Luke Hoge
Fort Worth
Tex
Anna Reliance Jones
Sandwich
Jessie May Law
Hazardville
Bertha
Pittsburghs Shut Out The Detroits and Philadelphias Victorious
Three league games were played yesterday with the Detroits winning in New York. The Philadelphias and Washingtons also triumphed as standings show New Yorks and Philadelphias leading the way. Washingtons under Ted Sullivan improved with a strong win.
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New York
Philadelphias
Washingtons
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New Yorks
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Chicago Marboro game draws gala gala crowd
Marlboro hosts Chicago in a June 13 clash watched by about 1500 locals. Farrell receives a gold watch chain and charm while Clinton friends present a gold headed cane. Bent and Moore form the Cochimates battery as Chicago’s visitors stay tentative on offense.
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Marlboro
Farrell
Ond E
Clinton
Bent
Moore
Chicagos
Ecseereers
Marlborog
Boston Worcester Game Highlights Solid Worcester Defense
In Worcester on June 13 the Bostons showed hard hitting while Worcester outfielders struggled. Wheelock and Meister starred in the field for Worcester as the game unfolded with notable defensive plays and moments despite the Worcesters’ outfield weakness. The score by innings shows the Bostons taking an early lead with steady offense and Worcester manufacturing late resistance.
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Worcester
Bostons
Wheelock
Meister
Worcesters
Lynn Tenacity Falls To Manchesters In Tight Game
Lynn fielded well but batted poorly in a 4 to 2 defeat to the Manchesters. Lynch was fined 5 dollars for disobeying Captain Laroque over striking and Don Doyle received a 20 dollar fine for verbal interference. Johnnie Doyle, the young catcher, was reinstated as about 500 fans watched.
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Lynn
Lynch
Laroque
Don Doyle
Cook
Johnnie Doyle
Manchesters
Lynns
Unclear 1910s baseball results from scattered games
The report lists multiple early baseball results: Philadelphia Athletics 6 Brooklyns 8. Kansas City 11 Cincinnati s. St Louis St Louis 3 Louisvilles 2. Portsmouth N H Portsmouths 8 Salems 0. Names of teams and scores appear in terse format with no dates or venues.
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Philadelphia—Athletics
Brooklyns
Kansas City
Cincinnatis
Kansas
St. Louis
Louisvilles
Portsmouth
N. H
Portsmouths
Salems
Somerville Aldermen Propose City Improvements and Loans
A Somerville aldermen meeting heard sidewalk hearings on Bow and Dartmouth streets and received Little Sisters of the Poor sewer petition for Highland Avenue. Finance authorized to borrow 25000 for water works expansion and 27000 to pay city loan bonds. Orders approved to refurnish City Hall upper story for 2690, plan a twelve room Prospect Hill school, replace gas lamps with incandescent electric lights, grant Saturday half-holidays in July and August, and adopt Ilson Signal Company's system at 348888 for twenty five signal boxes.
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Somerville Aldermen
Somerville Board of Aldermen
Bow
Dartmouth
Little Sisters of the Poor
Highland Evenue
Committee On Finance
F. C. Fuller
Theity
Prospect Hill
Committee On Public Property
Porpe
Ilson Signal Company
Quiet Wedding at Trinity Church Names Foster and Beattie
A quiet wedding was held yesterday at Trinity Church between Samuel Lynde Foster of Michigan and Marion Beattie of Cambridge. Rev. Phillips Brooks performed the ceremony. The bride wore a steel gray gros grain traveling suit. The couple departed for their home route.
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Trinity Church
Samuel Lynde Foster
Michigan
Marion Beattie
R. W. Beattie
Cambridge
Phillips Brooks
Foster
Horsford's Acid Phosphate tobacco relief claim
An 19th century note asserts Horsford's Acid Phosphate relieves tobacco effects. It states relief is achieved through its use, reflecting period medical advertising and health claims lacking modern verification.
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Horsford
The Boston Atheneum Adds Shelving and Fireproofing
The Boston Atheneum begins six months of alterations to create 12000 extra feet of iron shelv ing for over 100000 books. A new iron staircase with marble treads will replace part of the entrance area and the main hall will gain an iron floor. Light will come through newly cut windows near the main entrance. Contractors Woodbury and Leighton lead the work.
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Boston Atheneum
Messrs
Woodbury & Leighton
Mission to fund Berlin American church discussed at Park Street
Rev Joseph Cook led a Berlin church fundraiser at Park Street Church to back an American church in Berlin. Speakers urged a strong, well funded project with a $100,000 target for land and a new building to serve students, with Mrs Stuckenberg as treasurer and a canvassing committee formed for October reporting.
Ward 23 Democrats Hold Meeting Over Caucus Grievances
A Ward 23 Democratic meeting at Bachelor Hall drew a very small crowd due to alleged insufficient notice. James O'Brien chaired the session with William Leonard as secretary, forming a special committee of two members per precinct to map future action and plan next steps.
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Ward
Bachelor Hall
James O’brien
William Leonard
Leonard
O’brien
James Barry
Robert Barry
Henry Lawler
Peter Dolan
William T. Mahoney
J. O'Neil
William Canfell
William Onard
TI. Cummings
William Follen
Societies Meet For Dinners And Meetings Last Evening
Members of the Medical Society dined at Parker's. The Fish and Game Protective Association met at the Tremont House. Rufus Hatch and others from New York, Chicago, Hingham, Pittsburg were at the Revere. The Real Estate Agents' Association gathered at the United States last evening.
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Medical Society
Parker’s
Fish and Game Protective Association
Tremont House
Rufus Hatch
L. C. Gillespie
New York
Starkey Whiton
Hingham
G. W. Tilton
Chicago
C. Briggs
Pittsburg
Penn
the Revere
Real Estate Agents’ Association
United States
How to Get a Silk Umbrella
Advertisement offers a silk umbrella in exchange for eighty distinct pictures of police captains inspectors and fire chiefs pasted from packages of One of the Finest Tobacco. Mail to D Buchner & Co 1338 Mulberry Street New York. About 140 subjects are packed in the tobacco.
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D. Buchner & Co
Mulberry Street
New York City
Special Reductions In Spring And Summer Clothing
Messrs Spitz Brothers Mark announce spring and summer clothing reductions at 608 Washington street and 6 Bedford street. A large stock to be closed out with bargains in every department. Prices are remarkably low for the quality offered.
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Messrs
Going to the Convention Mass. Delegation Heads to Chicago
The Massachusetts delegation to the Chicago convention leaves at 7 p.m. from the Boston and Albany depot with ten cars. The Bandit car will display a Massachusetts banner and its occupants wear white silk badges and tall white hats while the Buffalo car hosts an Alger-era party led by Colonel Benjamin B. Lowell. The roster lists delegates and alternates from across Massachusetts, including Hoar, Hyde, Burden, Beard, Stevens, Bourne, Bent, Ripley, Tufts, Wilbur, Gaye, Noyes, Hayden, Littlefield, McCall, Cogswell, Sargent, Merrill, Gould, Farquhar, Gile, Wheeler, Mackintosh, Gaylord, Prince, and many others with Wardwell and Boynton among the accompanying spouses.
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Boston & Albany
Massachusetts
Buffalo
Benjamin 8
Lowell
Alger
Palmer House
Hannibal Hamlin
Robie
A. C. Hamlin
B. B. Murray
Allen
Beale
Hall
A. B. Sumner
Benjamin Thatcher
Maine
Linehan
King
Twitchell
Leavitt
New
Frank S. Stevens
Swansea
Jonathan Bourne
New Bedford
William H. Bent
Taunton
Ebed L. Ripley Hingham
Arthus
W. Tufts
Boston
Edward P. Wilbur
Jesse M. Gaye
Charles J. Noyes
Edward Hayden
Woburn
William B. Littlefield
Lynn
Samuel W. McCall
Winchester
William Cogswell
Salem
William E. Blunt
Haverhill
Joseph L. Sargent
Dracut
George_S._ Merrill
Lawrence
J. Henry Gould
Medfield
David W. Farquhar
Newton
William A. Gile
Worcester
George L. Gibbs
Northbridge
John W. Wheeler
Orange
John G. Mackintosh
Holyoke
Emerson
Gaylord
Chicopee
William M
Churchill
Milton
Harrison H. Atwood
Joseph B. Maccabe
William A. Tower
Lexington
Francis L. Chapman
Cambridge
C. A. Campbell
Chelsea
C.H. Shepard
Danvers
Byron Truell
Richard T. Barrett
Concord
M. M. Dessau
Framingham
George M. Towle
Brookline
M. B. Jefferson
Henry C. Sawyer
West Boylston
A Buffington
Leominster
Lyman D._ James
Williamsburg
William N. Flint
Monson
Frank H. Wright
Great Barrington
Robert A. Southworth
D. Otis
Wardwell
Horace B. Boynton
Samuel B. George
Sidney P. Smith
Athol
W.F. Whitcher
F. A. Wyman
Hyde Park
B. R. Wilson
Richard Page
Norfolk
Valdelegsie
D. W. Semple
Dwight Braman
Harvard College Board Adopts Faculty Report and Appointments
A special Harvard College board meeting presided by the Hon. Charles R. Codman announced the deaths of Robert D. Smith and James Freeman Clarke and appointed a resolutions committee. President Eliot presented the athletics report as tabled, and numerous appointments and reappointments across divinity, medicine, science, law, languages, and ethics were confirmed, with adjournment set for the 20th inst.
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Harvard College
Charles R. Codman
Robert D. Smith
James Freeman Clarke
Allen Danforth
A.M
John C. Perkins
Brogloe
Divinity Hall
Thomas M., Rothh
J. Mixter
Charles Gross
George H
George P. Baker
D.J. H. Ward
G. Huntington
Robert Sanderson
Theodore Fisher
Edward Napoleon Kirby
Divinity School
Samuel Holmes Durgin
Francis Augustine Harris
Herbert Leslie Burrell
Harol Clarence Ernst
Otis Kimball Newell
Morris Hickey Morgan
Edward Lee Conant
John Joseph Hayes
Eugene Howard Babbett
Frederic Cesar Sumichrast
John Henry May
William Schofield
John Eliot Wolff
John Carson Wait
C.E.S.M
Daniel Denison Slade
Dave Olog
Johin Homans
Francis Booth Greenough
Oliver Fairfield Wadsworth
John Greenfield
Abner Post
Elbridge Gerry Cutler
Arthur Tracy Cabot
William Whitworth Gannett
George Lincoln Walton
Henry Parker Quincy
James Jackson Putnam
Edward Hockling Bradford
Thomas Morgan Roth
George Minot Garland
Joseph Weatherhast Warren
Charles Monteraville Green
Charles Harrington
Views of Ancient Jerusalem at YWCA Hall
Dr Townsend presented stereopticon views of ancient Jerusalem from before Christ to 70 AD at the Young Women's Christian Association Hall. The tour covered landmarks such as the Hill of Evil, Field of Blood, Golden Gate, Mt Olive, Solomon's Temple, and the Garden of Gethsemane with scenes from Christ’s life. Proceeds benefited the piano fund.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Townsend
Jerusalem
Vespucian
Titus
Mt. Olive
Solomon
Herod
Jehosaphet
Garden
Gethsemane
City of David
Christ
Piano Fund
Harvard Athletics Committee Expanded After Faculty Vote
Harvard College faculty adopted the special athletics committee report and sent it to the overseers, who laid it on the table. The faculty voted to enlarge the athletics committee, to be chosen by presidents of the senior, junior and sophomore classes and delegates from several student and athletic clubs. The recap notes restrictions on professional players and other regulations.
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Harvard College
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Holmes Field
Pennsylvanians
America
Philadelphia
R. D. Brown
Ellis
W. Scott
Trotter
Frost
Dexter
H. Brown
Henry
Quimby
Goodwin
City Notes Record Quorum Lapse and Dying Navy of Local Affairs
The Society for Promoting Agriculture failed to form a quorum for its annual meeting yesterday morning. The funeral of Patrolman S W Fogg occurred at his home on Appleton Street with Forest Hills burial. Berkeley school gymnasium exhibition is set for today at 3 PM in Association Hall. Pacific Mills officers were elected. Richard Heard became Shawmut Church organist. Music Hall Corporation reelects officers. Bodies of John Carlson and John J Sheehan found in the Charles River, drowned about a week ago. Attorney general begins dissolution of Equitable Mutual Relief Society, with liabilities exceeding assets and insured transfers to Bay State Mutual. Equitable holds 7000 on deposit with the State treasurer and many claims against deceased members. Boston and Chicago baseball nines will attend Lights and Shadows at the Howard. Charles Hays alias Watson handed to New York authorities to be brought to Boston. Mary Kenny grievously wounded by husband Martin Kenny. he fled. O P Haines of Baltimore Sun visiting Parker House. Latin schools entrance exams set for June 16. details for boys and girls at Warren Avenue and West Newton Street respectively. Samuel Hatch Co sold 194 to 204 Pleasant Street property for 43900 and 1888 tax to James Stevenson.
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S. W. Fogg
Appleton Street
Hamilton
Forest Hills
Berkeley
Association Hall
Boylston Streets
Richard Heard
Shawmut Church
West Brookline
Tremont Streets
Music Hall Corporation
H. L. Higginson
Charles E. Cotting
Henry L. Higginson
William B. Bacon
John P. Lyman
James Jackson
John J. Williams
Frederick W. Thomas
John Carlson
John J. Sheehan
Charles River
Equitable Mutual Relief Society
A. E. Hall
Boston
G. W. Snow of
Melrose
Bay State Mutual Relief Society
Equitable
Harris
Chicago
Howard Atheneum
Charles Hays
Watson
Methodist Book Concern
Waits
New York
Mary Kenny
B and
Second Streets
Martin Kenny
City Hospital
O. P. Haines
The
Baltimore Sun
Parker House
Warren Avenue
West Newton Street
Samuel Hatch & Co
Pleasant Street
Shawmut Avenue
James Stevenson
Patent suit over glove fastener royalties and accounts
The Ball Glove Fastening Company sues Ball and Socket Fastener Company in the United States Circuit Court alleging defendants copied the last two Kyrnetzer glove fastener patents after license terms expired and unpaid royalties. Plaintiffs seek an accounting and injunction claiming damages around 30000 dollars. defendants contend the remedy is legal. Case heard on motion for a preliminary injunction.
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United States Circuit Court
Cott
Ball Glove Fastening Company
Ball and Socket Fastener Company
Equity
Edwin J. Kyrnetzer
Bill
John H. Dowse R. Bennett
New York
Mason v Foster and Related Essex County Court Actions
In Essex County Superior Court on June 18 Judge DunBar presided over Mason v Foster a trespass action by Lyman Mason against a road contractor denied as the road was laid as a town way. Also Hale for plaintiff and W W Robinson for defence in a wagon value case involving Ayer. Other docket items list various cases and defendants including railroad matters and local disputes.
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Essex County
DunBar
Mason
Foster
Lyman Mason
C. Sewall
H. P. Moulton
No Tre
Dean
Hale
W. W. Robinson
Superior Court Middlesex County June 13 Incarceration Sentences
Aldrich J Walter C Fletcher of Groton convicted of breaking and entering to two years at the house of correction. Joseph A Price of Lowell for burning goods to defraud an insurance company sentenced to three years and one day solitary. Thomas Leighton Richards and George Ward of Shirley convicted of breaking and entering each to three years and one day solitary. William Richards and Thomas Leighton of Littleton convicted of breaking and entering each to two years and one day solitary, to commence after prior terms.
Notice from District Court Massachusetts 1883
Notice dated December 12 1883 in Boston Massachusetts states rules of the Circuit Court of the United States District of Massachusetts apply under local procedures. The brief notice references court authority and district jurisdiction.
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District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Nathan Matthews Jr Applies for Bar Admission in Circuit Court
Notice states Nathan Matthews Jr of Boston has applied to the undersigned commissioner for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court. Jone G STETSON Commissioner of the United States Circuit Court.
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Nathan Matthews, Jr
Boston
Jone G. Stetson
United States Circuit Court
Graduates Organ Concert Delights Tremont Temple Audience
The New England Conservatory of Music graduates staged a rich organ concert at Tremont Temple drawing a large audience. Miss Mamie E. Taylor opened with Bach, followed by Miss Lela Brittain on Salome pieces, with violin and piano interludes by other students, ending with Mendelssohn.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Tremont Temple
Bach
Mamie E. Taylor
Salomé
Lela
Brittain
Marlena M. Dearborn
Lemmeng
Edna Lewis
Schumann
Manfred
Reinecke
Merkels
Kate L. Moore
James F. Bagsey
Guilmant
Mary E. Rayner
Mendelssohn
Frank L. Stead
Debut of Willie Kraft at Music Hall Concert
The Music Hall concert audience enjoys a large patronage as nightly programs continue. Tonight features Master Willie Kraft, pupil of Mr. Kneisel, performing Sarasate's Faust Fantasy for violin with orchestra. Orchestra selections include Bizet Carmen overtures Barber of Seville Rossini Le Lac des Fees Auber waltzes Strauss Waldteufel and more.
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Music Hall
Willie Kraft
Kneisel
Faust
Sarasate
Bizet
Barber of Seville,” Rossini; “Light Cavalry,” Suppe; “le Lac Des Fees,” Auber
Strauss
Waldteufel
Scherz
Fackeltanz
Meyerbeer
Gioconda
Ponchielli
Independence Day City Sports Schedule at City Point
The city committee on athletic times for the Fourth of July celebration arranged a program of events at City Point. Contests include 100 yard dash, one mile run, three standing jumps, standing high jump, running high jump, and hop step and jump. Prizes: professionals three to five dollars. amateurs silver medals. M. J. Gorliss named judge.
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City Point
M. J. Gorliss
Attempted Break In At Cleveland Brown Neckwear Firm
An unsuccessful attempt occurred Tuesday night to break into Cleveland Brown & Co. at No 11 Otis street. Intruders entered a rear stairway and left vandalism marks on a door to the warerooms. About a year ago a similar entry yielded over 1500 dollars in goods stolen.
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Cleveland, Brown & Co
Otis Street
Raymond and Whitcomb Yellowstone Park Tours Return
Messrs. Raymond and Whitcomb plan new Yellowstone excursions depart July 23 August 20 and September 10 lasting twenty five days with over a week in the park. Additional tours include seventeen July trips to New England Canada and the Middle States and four Colorado journeys. Descriptive circulars available from W Raymond 296 Washington Street Opposite School Street.
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Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
Yellowstone National Park
Park
New England
Canada
Middle States
Colorado
W. Raymond
Washington Street
Sineet
Lasell Art Gallery Displays C W Sanderson Water Colors
The Lasell Seminary art gallery features over forty pictures this school year. Four of Mr. C. W. Sanderson's water colors stand out as delicate depictions of nature. More than one hundred sketches and numerous pieces adorn Lasell's studio walls, with the overall display described as well worth a visit.
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Lasell
Lasell Seminary
C. W. Sanderson
Electric Club Sets First Anniversary Program
The Boston Electric Club observes its first anniversary on Thursday June 21 with a reception from 1 to 4 30 pm A evening trip to Nantasket Beach includes supper at Rockland House and return by Old Colony railroad.
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Boston Electric Club
Nantasket Beach
Rockland House
Old Colony
Dishonest employee at Andersons admits theft
Walter W. Bruce a book-keeper at Albert Anderson locksmith No 54 Dock square was recently suspected of dishonesty and an examination of his books showed a system of doctored accounts stealing about 10 dollars a day for over a year Young Bruce was arrested yesterday and confessed his guilt.
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Walter W. Bruce
Albert Anderson
Locksmith
Dock Square
Young Bruce
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