Senators Defeated in Scientific Staten Island Game
In a precise Staten Island affair the Washingtons and Bostons clashed, Keefe dominating with 13 strikeouts while Murphy and Richardson led Boston hits. The 3977 spectators witnessed sharp fielding, pivotal baserunning, and a final score favoring Boston as Washington managed only one run.
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Bostons
Washingtons
Clarkson
Keefe
Stack
Washington Battery
Johnston
Kelly
Myers
Arthur Irwin
Sweeney
Wilmot
Hoy
Wise
Nashad
Morrill
Rfeet
Harry Richardson
Nash
Quinn
Tom Brown
Curry
Hartford 9 Jersey City 3 in one game
Other games show Hartford defeating Jersey City 9 to 3. Wilkes Barre edged Worcester 16 to 9. Easton Lowell s posted a 9 to 5 win over Easton.
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Jersey City
Jersey Citys
Hartfords
Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarres
Worcesers
Easton—Lowells
Eastons
Elastic Starch Claim Touted as No-Cook Solution
The ad promotes Elastic Starch as a ready ingredient with no cooking required. It emphasizes quick preparation and convenience for busy households.
Harvard Overseers Adopt Reorganization for Visiting Committees
An adjourned meeting of the Harvard College board of overseers voted to concur with the president and fellows in appointing German and French faculty for five years starting Sept 1 1889 and naming instructors and preachers for 1889 90. A special five member committee was formed to draft a plan for reorganizing next year’s visiting committees and to recommend members. The board also considered summer physics instruction for 1889 regardless of applicant numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard College
State Street
Boston
Charles R. Codman
Hans ©. G. von Jagemann
Robert Sanderson
Fredéric César Sumichrast
Alfred K. Nichols
Lyman Abbott
Phillips Brooks
William Lawrence
Theodore Chickering Williams
A.B
George Angier Gordon
Henry E. Warner
Algernon Coolidge
Arthur Lyman
Lawrence Scientific School
Weld
Adams
Messrs. Adams
Fiske
Seaver
Watcott
J. F. Morse
Berkeley 1889 class holds farewell banquet at Hotel Brunswick
The Berkeley school class of 1889, twenty eight members, gathered for a farewell banquet at Hotel Brunswick with Walter Cazenove Douglass presiding. Guests included Principals Taylor De Merrette Hager and teachers Barnard Hall Stoddard Luce, who spoke alongside Douglass. No business was transacted.
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Berkeley
Hotel Brunswick
Walter Cazenove Douglass
Taylor
de Merrette
Hager
Miss Barnard
Hall
Dorchester Medical Club
Thorndike
Dr. Cushing
Tremont House
Rochester
N. Y
Vendome
W. R. Barbour
Denver
Col
Lucius H. Bishop
Plainfield
N. J
M. C. Stone
Bangor
R. C. Squires
Cincinnati
O. Shorndike
J. H. Mack
N. J. Richardson
Russell Pereira
D. Ross, Jr
New London
Conn
Houghton
New Haven
United States
A. Williams
Worcester
J. A. Baker
Woodstock
D. Burlew
Springfield
E. J. Lobdell
Hudson, C
M. F. Bennett
Philadelphia
Thomas Hanllen
Bridgeport
J. B. Goodhue
Montreal
C._E. Goodarn
J. H. Lacroix
Newark
Money Market and Stock Report from Boston and New York
The Money Market holds steady with clearing house rates at 2 per cent and general time loans at 3 to 5 percent. New York exchanges total over 121 million dollars, with strong Wisconsin Central and Mexican Central activity and notes on Northern Pacific leases. Market gains focus on a few leaders including Atchison and Wisconsin Central with commentary on broker expectations and railroad consolidations.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Secretary of the Treasury
Atchison
California
Kansas
Wisconsin Central
State Street
Bales
K.C
Ft. 8. & Gult
K . Cl
K. C
St. L
Maine
Summit
Union Pacific
Seunseee
OBOE
West End
Eee
Eastman Car
Lamson Store Ser Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Cotton Oil Trusts
Wees
Pneumatic Tool Co
Burton Stock Car Co
Chi
Stanton & Liverpool Co
T *Honograph Toy
Lynn Gasant Electric Co
Lynn & Boston RR
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Malden Electric Co
New York Despatch
North Chicago Rolling Mill
Sugar Refineries Co Anee Llu
Thomson-Houston Elec
Do ‘Trust (C
Do Int
el. Com
Escs
EL Pref
Thomson Elec, Weleding
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Winnisiminet Co
Barvard Class Day Programme Details at Harvard June 26
The Class Day programme outlines June 26 events with ticketed access for yard and gymnasium areas. Activities include a 9 a.m. assembly at Holworthy, prayers at Appleton Chapel, a class breakfast, theatre access for ticket holders, dancing in Memorial Hall, and a tree ceremony with restricted yard access after 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barvard
Holworthy
Appleton Chapel
A. P. Peabody
Eliot
Sanders Theatre
Memorial Hall
Aolene
Glee Club
Humphreys' Specifics Prove Cost Saving in Households
Readers across the United States praise Humphreys' Specifics as relief in emergencies and as a substitute for doctors. Quotations from Burlington Iowa, Waupaca Wisconsin, Chicago Illinois, Binghamton New York, Butler Indiana, Independence Louisiana, Pittston Pennsylvania, and Shasta California endorse the remedies and note the manual offer. The company advertises Humphreys' Manual (144 pages) bound in cloth and gold, mailed free from 109 Fulton Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Burlington
Saturday Evening Post
Waupaca
Wis
Chicago
Binghamton
N. Y
Axe
Butler
Ind
Fulton Street
New York
Shasta
Cal
Upolstery Dept at Houghton and Duttons Draws Boston Buyers
The upholstery department of Houghton and Dutton's stores attracts many buyers offering lace silk muslin Scotch Holland drapery and accessories at low prices. The firm guarantees the lowest money value and promises savings of time and money for cottage fittings this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton & Dutton
Boston
Neatest and Cheapest Summer Vest Offered by G W Simmons
The neatest and cheapest summer vest for gentlemen is made of Swiss coutil and sold for 25 cents by G W Simmons & Co at 32 to 44 North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Vo
North Street
Dividends Declared by Calumet & Hecla and Missouri Pacific
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company declares a dividend of 5 per share payable July 15 to stockholders of record June 15. Missouri Pacific Railway Company declares a 1 percent quarterly dividend payable July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Central
New York
New Haven
Thomson-Houston Electric
West End Street Railway Company
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Calumet & Hecla. Mining Company
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
San Miguel Gold Placers Co Investment Prospectus
A high class and absolutely safe mining investment from the San Miguel Gold Placers Co. led by Hon Thomas Henry Edsall president with C E Parker vice president and Hon James Gilpillan treasurer. L L Nunn of the San Miguel Valley Bank Telluride Colorado serves as general manager. Stock is full paid and non Assessable with par value 10 and a subscription price for a limited time at £3.25.
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San Migael Gold Placers Co
Thos. Henry Edsall
C. E. Parker
James Gilpillan
United States
L. L. Nunn
SAN Miguel Valley Bank
Telluride
Colorado
San Miguel Gold Placers Co dividend and mining claim note
Dividend of 59 cents per share to be paid in October. The San Miguel Gold Placers Co operates hydraulic placer mining on the San Miguel River in Colorado, claiming $12,000,000 in value with five-sixths to shareholders. Subscriptions and payments are handled by James Gilellan, Treasurer, at 24 Congress St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Miguel
San Miguel County
Colorado
Plicerville
The
San Miguel Gold Placers Co
Congress St
Boston
Minneapolis
Minn
American Loan and Trust Company
Northwestern Guaranty Loan Co
New England
F. B. Rogers
Milwaukee River Dam Bonds Bid Notice 1889 Milwaukee
Commissioners seek sealed proposals to issue 50 bonds of 1000 each for a Milwaukee River dam project. Bonds dated July 1 1889, matures July 1 1909 at 4 percent interest. Five percent must be retired annually. Bids due June 20 1889 at 10 a.m. in Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Milwaukee River Dam
Milwaukee River
United States of America
Milwaukeeiver
Sail City
Racine Street
Geo. W. Worth
Milwaukee Seeks Bids for 250 School Bonds of 1000 Each
Commissioners of the Public Debt invite proposals to issue 250 school bonds of 1000 dollars each under ordinance 45 of 1889. Bonds payable July 1, 1909 at 4 percent interest, funds to erect Milwaukee school houses. Bids due June 20, 1889 at 10 am.
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Milwaukee City
State of
Wisconsin
City of
Milwaukee
Wisconin
United States of America
Public Debt and
Care Geo. Worth
Wis
New York Financial Markets Close Mixed With Dull Tone
Money on call ranged 2 to 2 and a half percent, with last loan at 2.25 percent. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds active, New England stock firm to strong, market closing near the day’s lows but with a steadier tone and notable gains in several railroad and utility issues. Railroad bond sales totaled 2,153,000, with notable advances in Brooklyn Elevated, Milwaukee Lake Shore, and Toledo lines among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
New England
Lead Trust
Chicago
Bears
Chicago Gas
Newestland
Big Four
Jersey Central
Sugar Trusts
Richmond& Alleghany
Denver
Foreign Financial Markets London Paris Report June 13
London Consols steady at 983 16 for money and 98 44 for account. Atlantic & Great Western firsts 33 72, Erie 29 1 2 percent. Illinois Central 119, St Paul common 75 1 2, New York Central 111 2, Pennsylvania 62, Reading 24 1 2, Mexican Central 48 68. Open market discount 1 7 16 to 1 4 per cent. Paris 3 per cent at 86 francs 40 centimes acc. Bank of England bullion balance £300 000 today, up £248 000 this week. Paris Bank of France gold up 19,725,000 francs, silver down 1,100,000 francs.
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Wisconsin Central
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central Company
Villard
Oregon
Wisconsin
Colby
Denver & Rio Grande Western Trust
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company
Chicago
Northwestern
Lake Superior
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago & West Michigan
Fort Scott & Gulf
Mexican Central
San Luis Potosi
J. W. Mackintosh & Co
Mexico
Atlantic Tidewater
New York
New England
Boston
Brokers’ Board
Ee Lughest
A & V Inc
EU Bebevcien
Ny&ne
Ain Hell
Sen Tee
Erie
Aspinwall
West End
Eee
Gies
Atlantic
B& Mont Mining
Cal & Hee
Catalpa
Punkin
Osceola
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Cheshire
VA Club & Forces Eater
Eastern
Fitchburg
Settee
Rutland
U Pacific
Pea
Boston & Lowell
Il Grand Trunk
Do Inc
Hell
Erie Tel
Aspinwall Land
Frenchiman’s Siny
Isoston
Kco
Hk & M Mining
Cal & Hecla
T&s
Ny&n
F & Pere Marpia
Pullman Palace
Tol
St L & KC
West E
Ndity A
Am Pneumatic Tool Co
Loiison Phon
Mt Des & East Land
Nat
Thorn-Houst Elec
Ing
Ing. Alt. & T. Hy
At. & Pacific
Atchison
B. & Air L. Pref
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
del. & H
Lou Seereee
Fort Wayne
Hocking Val
Houston &Lexas
Central
Kan
Texas
Lofi
Kings
Pen
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Lake Shore
Pref
Long Island
Nash
Louis
N. Has
Ahers
Leslee Fener Ub. Pacite, Tor
Ohto
Seer M. & Essex
Chat
N. J
Pacific
Yoo
Northwest
N.Y
St. L
C. E
Ohio & Miss
West
Oregon S. Line
Oregon Trans
Pittsburg
Rock Island
St. Senee O
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Eri
Illinois Central
St. Paulommon
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central Now
Paris
Bank of England
Bank of France
York Manufacturing Company Holds Annual Meeting
The York Manufacturing Company held its annual stockholders meeting in Saco on June 13. Elected directors include Thomas Wigglesworth James Longley John F. Osgood William G. Saltonstall Henry T. Grew Nathaniel TH Emmons Roger Wolcott all of Boston. William G. Saltonstall was named treasurer Lucius L. Milliken of Saco as clerk and Charles I. Plimpton of Boston as auditor.
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York Manufacturing Company
Saco
Thomas Wigglesworth
James Longley
John F. Osgood
William G. Saltonstall
Henry T. Grew
Nathaniel TH. Emmons
Roger Wolcott
Boston
Lucius L. Milliken
Charles I. Plimpton
Chinese City Destroyed in Upper Pangtsze Fire
Shanghai Courier reports from Chun-Khing that Luchow, a major city in upper Pangtsze, was nearly destroyed by fire a month earlier. Seven of eight gates destroyed. death toll estimated at 10,000 from fire, burns, and trampling.
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San Francisco
Cal
Peking
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Shanghai
Chun-Khing
Luchow
Upper Pangtsze
The New Parish in West Roxbury
A preliminary meeting of South Evangelical Society supporters was held at the pastor Rev A Beckwith’s residence to plan a new church. A six member committee was appointed to study seating needs and local churches’ experiences, with adjournment set for Tuesday July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Roxbury
South Evangelical Society
A. Beckwith
Foreign Markets Report From London and Liverpool
London and Liverpool price and cargo notes show wheat quiet to dull in many markets with some sales and steady corn. Prices quoted include No 2 club at 348 6d for June and July, while Liverpool futures and spot markets hold mixed levels for wheat and corn.
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London
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
England
California
Antwerp
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Francis A. Osborn
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D. P. Ives & CO
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Hale & Norcross
North Belle Isle
Foreign Financial Markets
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