Andover Theological Seminary 81st Anniversary Graduation
Andover Theological Seminary marked its eighty first anniversary with graduation exercises in the chapel. Speeches by graduates and faculty covered miracles, theology through inquiry, the Old Testament, Sunday traffic, and the role of historical facts in creeds. The event included recollections, a Mendelssohn hymn, and a social dinner noting growth and the need for better facilities.
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Andover
Sprcrar
Andover Theological Seminary
Fiske
Board of Trustees
Walker
Board of Visitors
Alpheus H. Hardy
Wellman
R. R
G. F. Moore
A. H. Armes
Nashua
G. B. Kambouropoulos
Turkey
G. F. Kenyett
Pittsburg
E. G. Lancaster
Dixfield
B. Noyes
Aeton
C. C. Torrey
Christ
Lancaster
Noyes
Kambouropoulos
Charles Cutler ‘Torrey
Winkley Fellowship
Torrey
Kengott
Churchill
Mead
Bartlett Chapel
St. Paul
God
Jesus Christ
Smyth
Taylor
Friends of the Seminary
Merrill
Palestine
C. M. Mead
Germany
Professor Mead
New York
Hardy
Bliss
Denver
Presbyterian Theological School
West
Willcox
Chicago Theological Seminary
Denio
Bangor
Carey
Japan
Abbott Academy
Infringement Suit Sought Relief for Paroxyline Printing Patent
The Celluloid Manufacturing Company and Baldwin & Gleason Company seek a preliminary injunction against John A. Lowell and others to stop patent infringement of No. 848,222 dated Aug 31, 1886 for improving printing on paroxyline celluloid. Injunction granted as to the second claim. Samuel R. Bett represents plaintiffs and Starr & Ruggles represent defendants.
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United States Circuit Court
The
Celluloid Manufacturing Company
Baldwin & Gleason Company, Limited
John A. Lowell
Marshall C. Lefferts
Celluloid Company
Samuel R. Bett
New York
Starr & Ruggles of
Collision libels heard in court ruling on Ayr and Parthian
United States District Court decision on cross libels arising from a collision in Vineyard Sound off Wainalhaven. Ayr owner seeks 1500 for repairs 15 days demurrage and expenses. Parthian collision damages. First libel awarded interlocutory decree with costs. second libel dismissed. Counsel T Russell Jr for Ayr. Shattuck Monroe for Parthian.
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Nash C. Scott
Parthian
Boston
Philadelphia Steamship Company
Libellant
St. Johns
New Brunswick
New York
Vineyard Sound
Winalhaven
Vinalhaven
T. Russell, Jr
Ayr
George A. Shattuck
W. A. Monroe
Suspect Held in $300 Bond for Larceny at Boston Post Office
In U S Commissioner's Court on June 13 Commissioner Hallett presided. W S Brown was held to the District Court in $300 bond for unlawfully taking letters from the Boston Post Office last Monday.
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U. S. Commissioner’s Court
Hallett
W. S. Brown
District Court
Boston
Superior Court First Session Dockets and Trials
In June session of the Superior Court juries consider tort damages in the case of Timothy Coyle versus Fitchburg railroad. The record lists multiple cases with juries out and various attorneys, judges present, and a long second session lineup including Hapgood v Southworth and many other dockets and defendants.
Berkeley School pupils stage graduates dine at Brunswick
Pupils of the Berkeley school held a large program in Association Hall with calisthenics, songs, recitations and gymnastic displays. Diplomas and medals were awarded to students across college, institute, high school and business courses. The graduating class then dined at the Brunswick with President Walter C. Douglas, Jr. presiding.
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Association Hall
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Berkeley School
D. B. Taylor
Natalie F. Holden
Jack Frost
W. Harold ‘Taylor
Mabel P. de Merritte
Lady Yeardley
Dwight F. Cameron
Paso del Mar
Elliott A. Balestier
Henry V
Agincourt
Alice M
Arthur C. Burwell
Eleanor L. Scott
Robert
Sicily
Miser
Fred M. Spalding
Jamie
Alice D. Heustis
Scott
Walter C. Douglas, Jr
Frank 35. Snow
Frank K. Wingate
Judah H. Sears
Carl W. Baxter
Henry L. Bent
Robert L. Frampton, Jr
Henry H. Kimball
L. Sushing Kimball
Fred H. Wilmuth
Josuuna &. Holden
Henry G. Mansfield
Roger J. Williams
John K. Perry
Stephen H. Chadbourn
Alice M. Cutter
Berkeley Medal Association
William Luce
Newell, Cook
James B.taylor
Edwin de Merritte
Walter C. Havar
Brunswick
John Gilbert Improves Says Dr Jernegan
Dr Jernegan reports John Gilbert shows digestion and kidney improvement and has spent three days in comparative comfort.
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John Gilbert
Jernegan
Insolvency Court Holds Third Meetings in Suffolk Cases
In Suffolk County insolvency court third meetings are scheduled today for cases including 1618 Silas Gurney 1624 Charles Anderson 1675 Charles F E Davis 1626 William Read 1678 Richard Riggs 1629 Austin Bros 1631 Robert F Piver 1633 Jacob Cohen 1635 Louis J Wyman 1649 Newman McCully 1656 William L Forbes 1650 Peter F Costello 1637 Florence J Belden 1651 John J Sweetser 1658 Smith Curtis 1656 George W Thayer 1639 John Hoch 1664 George T Sears 1640 Morris L Rotheberg 1641 John O Connor 1642 Bowler Hall 1643 Charles L Tutue 1644 John J McCarthy 1646 Charles W Wellington 1643 W H Hartshorn plus others. Second meetings noted for Charles Anderson Jacob Cohen Smith Curtis Bowler Hall John A Gilt with judgments against Sherburne Griffiths Adams v Estley.
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Suffolk County
Silas Gurney
Charles Anderson
Charles Fe, Davis
William Read
Richard &.Riggs
Austin Bros
Robert F. Piver
Jacob Cohen
Louis J. Wyman
Florence J. Belden
John J. Sweetser
Superior Court Sessions Digest June 13 Norfolk County
June 13 hearings list various cases across superior and Norfolk courts. Dwyer Pepper et al. adultery and multiple liquor law prosecutions shown. Elizabeth G. Shepard sues Edward Hill over mill damages at Needham. arguments completed with counsel for both sides.
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Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar
J. John Sullivan
Charles Mullen
John P. Harrington
House of Correction
Commonwealth
Spencer
Same
Early
Keenan
Redmond
Dwyer
Pepper Et al
Garrity
Hallisey
L’armer
Welch
Norfolk County
Dedham
Barker
Elizabeth G. Shepard
Edward Hill
Charles River Village
Needham
W. Gaston
O. B. Mowry
Fir. Grover
C. G. Keyes
Darling
Darling v. Clark,184—Fogarty v. Connell, 291—Loutwell
Carpen
Dyer
Pro Ami
Ter
Inh'ts of Stough
Superior Court Dockets Include City of Boston Cases
In Middlesex County June 13 sessions Aldrich J presided with verdicts for plaintiffs in two Boston cases. One suit for 1400 and another for 7400. attorney lists show Ted Butler and F L Washburn for plaintiffs and A J Bailey for defendant. Boston and Maine railroad case awarded 320 to plaintiff with S Lincoln and A H Briggs representing sides. Multiple docket entries follow including Lloyd v Osborn and Farrell v Cox et al, among others.
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Charles N. Bacon
City of
Boston
Same
Ted. Butler
F. L. Washburn
A. J. Bailey
Boston. & Maine Railroad
Henry C. Traften
Plantiff
Lincsln
A. H Briggs
Hayes v Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Co. suit raises claim
Superior Court in Essex County Salem on June 13 heard John Hayes sue for personal injuries from a fall on the defendant's charge while discharging coal for Samuel Paget of Manchester. Jury awarded $600 to Hayes. case now pending Supreme Court review on exceptions.
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Essex County
Salem
Sherman
Hayes
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
John Hayes
Samuel Paget
Manchester
Supreme Court
H. F. Hurlburt
Hull v Reece contract suit over buttonhole machines
Arthur F. Hull of Beverly sues Reece for services in setting up and adjusting Burnham buttonhole machines in Beverly’s Burnham factory. Defendant denies contract alleging work was for Burnham not the company. Trial underway with S. A. Fuller for plaintiff and K. A. Merwin for defense.
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Michael J. Lane
Lynn
W.F. Noonan
Hull
Reece
Arthur F. Hull
Beverly
Burnham
S. A. Fuller
K. A. Merwin
Criminal and Civil Outcomes From June Municipal Court
June 13 session saw Ety J William Naylor bound over on a $2000 bond for alleged robbery of Miles J Dougherty on Castle street. W Freeman and J Healey bound over $500 each for trial on embezzling $200 from an electric light company. Civil docket lists numerous cases including Thomson v Lee McDonnell Plaister v Kingsbury Underwood v Durgin Denham v Kunze Woods v Valmer Hartley v Maxham Smith v Stevens Leroy v Bent Fletener v Gay Conant v Maxham Gilman v Partelow Winehell v Root Chard v Tufford Russell v Aldrich Shute v Egan McDonald Wood v Ames Hatch v Slattery Frothingham v Kilduff.
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J. William Naylor
Miles J. Dougherty
Castle Street
W Freeman
J. Healey
Thomson
Lee
McDonnell
Plaister
Kingsbury
Aee Ee
Melet
Underwood
Fletener
Gay
Conant
Maxham
Gilman
Partelow
Winehell
Root
Chard
Tufford
Russell
Aldrich
Shute
Egan
Yivy
Chauncy Hall School publishes sixty first annual catalogue
The Chauncy Hall School releases its sixty first annual catalogue with a detailed index and a summary of its plan guiding principles. It highlights extensive teacher corps and thorough supervision to preserve diverse courses while avoiding neglect of English studies.
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Chauncy-Hall School
Chauncy Hall
Institute of Technology
Susan D. Nickerson
Italian Architecture by C H Walker at Boston Architectural Club
C H Walker presented an illustrated talk on Italian architecture at the Boston Architectural Club on Hamilton Place. He explored north Italian landscapes and Roman arches, the Forum, temples, Pompeii, Sicilian towns, Naples, Venice, Palermo, Pisa, and more, ending with club appreciation and a display by Dwight Blaney.
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C. H. Walker
Boston Architectural Club
Hamilton Place
Rome
Pompeii
Naples
Venice
Palermo
Pisa
Dwight Blaney
Questions From Those Clues Question Clubs Address Burned Truth
A 1889 letter from John L Nichols to the Boston Daily Advertiser critiquing the United Question Clubs. He defends their tariff questions and challenges the paper to answer or publish a schoolboy reply, noting a forthcoming campaign pamphlet.
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Daily Advertiser
John L. Nichols
United Question Clubs
Nichols
Dawes
Boston Daily Advertiser
Senate
Senator Dawes
Boston Parly Advertiser
Boston
Regatta Day at New York Yacht Club Lights Up With Close Finishes
Seventy two yachts competed as gray skies and southwest wind shaped a bright regatta. Grayling and Sea Fox clashed in a tight duel with Sea Fox edging ahead on finish time and Grayling winning on time allowance. Palmer defeated Dauntless while Marguerits beat Azalea and Agnes. Katrina led the 70 foot sloops with fast times, while several 40-foot sloops suffered mishaps including Sims and Gorilla.
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New York
Pecrat
New York Yacht Club
Narrows
Sandy Boox
Scotland
Sandy Hook
Grayling
Sea Fox
Titania
Katrina
Sims
Gorilla
Nymph
Palmer
Dauntless
Marguerits
Azalea
Agnes
Hildegarde
Whileaway
Ciara
Bertie
Shamrock
Gracie
Fannie
Bedouin
Valkyrie to Race in English Waters After All
The New York Sun reported a Watson letter claiming Valkyrie would not race for the America's cup but sail to New York on July 1 after a voyage to England. It says Valkyrie will later compete for the Paine cup, owner and plans unclear, with some skepticism among yachtsmen about the story.
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Royal Yacht Squadron
New York Yacht Club
New York Sun
George L. Watson
Watson
Valkyrie
New York
Lord Dunraven
Boston Yacht Club Holds Regular Meeting
Commodore Smith chaired the Boston Yacht Club meeting at City Point last evening. The treasurer reported $1100 on hand and three new members were elected. A cruise is proposed for July 6 with interested yacht owners invited to join.
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Boston Yacht Club
City Point
Commodore Smith
Commodore
Savin Hill Yacht Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Savin Hill Yacht Club convened with Commodore Stark presiding. L. J. Smith elected to membership and I. H. Odell J. H. Shaw and J. H. Stark named trustees. House improvements set to finish around June 26. Commodore's yacht Primrose to test moorings today ahead of a three day cruise starting next Saturday.
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Savin Hill
Great Head Yacht Club Moonlight Sail Canceled
Bad weather and low tide force cancellation of the Great Head Yacht Club moonlight sail planned for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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Great Head
Rhode Island Yacht Club Regatta Held Off Pawtuxet
The second annual June regatta of the Rhode Island Yacht Club took place at Pawtuxet with a large field. Sloops Peri won class one with 2h 11m 28s, Milli e second, Mabel Swift third. Diamond won class two in 2h 43m 20s. Louise led class three in 2h 41m 24s. Edna won class four in 1h 29m 42s. Vera won class five in 1h 39m 16s with Jaunty and Vision following.
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Rhode Island Yacht Club
Pawtuxet
Peri
Millie
Mabel Swift
Diamond
Louise
Faust
Edna
Jessie
Mission
Vera
Cape Ann Yacht Club Board Sets Sweepstake Race Date
Cape Ann Yacht Club members vote to hold a sweepstake race on June 22 with an entrance fee of $2. Guloucester reports the decision at the meeting this evening.
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Cape Ann
Guloucester
Bunker Hill
Winthrop Square
Charlestown
Bostonian
Liverpool
Richard Fitzgerald
Charles Kohler
Patrick Sullivan
England
John Mulligan
Common Council
City Latin Schools
Warren Avenue
Girls’ High School
West Newton Street
Idlewild Yacht Sinks After Grounding Near Boathouse
Idlewild, a yacht owned by Wiscasset and New York interests, left Wiscasset at 10 PM and went ashore on Greenlit's Ledges near Sheepscot Bridge, then sank. It will be raised and hauled to Boothbay for repairs.
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Wiscasset
Idlewild
New York
Greenliet’s
Sheepscott Bridge
Marine Railway
Boothbay
Dorchester Yacht Club Regatta Draws Fast Entries
The open race programme change is welcomed by many yachtsmen and entries are arriving quickly. Organizers anticipate the regatta to be among the club’s most successful events.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Steam yacht Vinita arrives from Philadelphia to Boston
Vine yard Haven June 13 steam yacht Vinita owned by KEH Mahoney Philadelphia bound for Boston arrives with cutter yacht Shona, Tweed, Boston bound for New York also present.
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Vineyard Haven
Vinita
H. Mahoney
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Fatal Elevator Accident at Chadwick Lead Works
A worker named Timothy Mulloy fell from the Chadwick Lead Works elevator on the third story at 2 pm. He suffered multiple fractures and died at the hospital at 9:50 pm. Mulloy, about 3 years old, resided in Cambridge.
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Chadwick Lead Works
High Street
Timothy Mulloy
Mulloy
Cambridge
Can't O Awaya nd Stay at Home
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Fitchburg Railroad
B. Wadleigh
George A. Torrey
Darby Hill
George
Davis
Russell Street
John W. Low
I. R. Clark
T. J. Barry
Augustus A. Chapin
Allen County
Indiana
Hill
Walsh
Parsons
Murdock
Richardson
Cheninard
Hanscom
Martin
Phoenix Bank Co
Roche
Spiedel
Hanagan
Sweet
Blackstone Nat. Bank
Cana
Dallinger
V. Ind. M. Ins
Pierce
Cunard
Steamship Co
Hunt
Aston
Kingsley
Lewinberg
5Simmons
Trons
Harrington
Restell
Freed
Simmons
Nwilt
Sears
Ireson
Sullivan
Parker
Townsend National Bank
Jones
Lamkin
Edgerly
Hutchingon
Elect the
G. Ly Co
Tarvell
Linehan
Sarsfield
Seger
Sarsfeld
H. C. Copeland Mfg
Co. Vy. McKay & Copeland L . Co
Hosmer
Harper
Kond
Johnson
Boston & Albany RE. Co
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Esihohateh
Amer
Web. Co
Willis
Bishop, J
MecGlynn
Williamson
Berkeley
John O'Connor
Bowler & Hall
Charles L. Tutue
John J. McCarthy
Charles W. Wellington
W. Hi. Hartshorn
Smith
Sherburne & Griffiths
Adams Vy. Estley
Middlesex County
Aldrich, J
Lloyd
Eonares
Tibbetts
Colei
Town Lincoln
Cushing
Langandir
Y and Forsaira, JJ
Dorchester
Colchis Mining Co
Ropertr G. Ingersoll
C. D. Jenkins
Nathan Cleaves
U. S
Portland
Herspert Parsons
Hox
Charnes E. Coon
R. H. Whitney & CO
Congress St
Edward Burgess
State Street
WACM
G. W. Simmons & CO
North ST
Shreve, Crump & Low CO
Washington St
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Robert W. Bibber
Sixth Street
South
Samuel Thaxter & Sow
Eldridge
Keeler& Co
Boston and Bar Harbor
Tremont St
E. L. Williams
Prince Kar
Grinda
Pilgrim
Vernette
Cooper
Mesquito
Pink
Ninth Street
Yacht Supplies
S.S. Pierce & CO
Kullberg
WH. Bond & Son
State St
Boylston St
T. J. Shaw & CO
Commercial Street
Massachusetts
Currier
Mill Street
George T. Angell
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Coat
iTrousers
E. O. Thompson
Old South
Notre Dame Academy
Academy of Notre Dame
Berkeley Street
Archbishop Williams
Miss Murphy
Miss Barr
United States
O'Neil
Miss Foley
UL Menga
Aval
Royal Baking Powvex Co
Wall At
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