Boston Defeats Washingtons Easily at South End Grounds
In a one sided game at the South End grounds Boston defeated the Washingtons with ease. Conway struck out Hines with runners on second and third as Boston showed superior fielding and timely hits. The final score favored Boston while Washingtons struggled offensively and left the bases loaded in several innings.
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Washingtons
South End
Chicago
Kelly
Bostons
O’ Rourke
Boston
Senators
Conway
Hines
Hostons
F. BH
Ee Hornung
O Carroll
Shock
Nash
Sutton
Farrell
Morrill
O O
Krieg, Uh
Johnston
Mack
Bisat
Myers
Rourke
Lionnelly
Heelock
Ams Skeet
Llamning
Wheelock
Carroll
Doescher
Miller
Detroit
Detroits
Pittsburgs
I. DH
Ale
R. BH
Rohd’s'n
Brown
Rowe
White
Derche
Kuehne
Galvin
Richardson
Gan
Philadelphia
Mattimore
New Yorks
Philadelphias
R. Bulpo
ALEK
Ewing
Fogarty
Core Ward
Mulvey
O Connor
Andrews
O'Rourke
Buffinton
Tiernan
O Wood
Dorgan
Rieh’ds Bl
Ojlrwin
Lkrown
Porrar
Mattiniore
Gunning
Eocs
Mattmore
Farrar
Walls
Irwin
Connor
Richardeon
Wood
McLaughlin
Viupire
Powers
Chicago-Indians
Orrison
Achor
Clarkson
Liens
Lawrences
Houck
Campena
Murray
O Ray
Fagan
Donovan
Sweeney
Hamilton
Henry
Burke
Gibson
Pettee
Stone
Earle
Terrien
Hunting
Petel
Corcoran
Murphy
Fran
Lynd
Lynns
Hionck
Wild Pite
Fagin
Thy Donovan
Williams
Portland
Portlands
Manchester
McDermott
Salem Falls to Boston Blues in New England League clash
Salem lost to Boston Blues 16 to 7 as Flanagan starred for Salem while O'Brien led Blues with timely hits. Cudworth and Doe made running catches for Lowell team. attendance about 800. Burns pitched solidly for Blues and Lyons showed strong hitting and fielding in a high scoring affair.
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Salem
Salems
Boston Blues
Flanagan
Boston Bluse
BULPO
Ee Sheehan
Lovely
Pro
Gardner
Leighton
Burns
Bradley
Ol Lynch
Moolie
Duffy
Asa Nee Clare
Maley
Mrphy
Kenney
Burke
Lyons
Blues
O'Brien
Sheenan
Manning
Gardner Clare
Moolic
Oolic
Murphy
O’brien
Radley
Lynch
Havernity
Lally
Cudworth
Doe
Lowells
Havermills. i. BH
Po.a
Shinnick
Say
Hartnett
Hissetter
Cndworthecr
Koong
Figgins
Potheus
Kennedy
Lalily
Towelli
Toffling
Polhemus
Barber
Haverhills
Koons
Campbell
Jays—Say
Harber
Fellanaso
Sally
Mahony
Lawrence
Lawrences
Lynns
Donovan
Boston Newspaper Baseball League Opens Tomorrow
The season involving Herald Globe Record Post Transcript Traveller teams begins with a matchup between Herald and Globe staff players. League fixtures list dates through August including Record vs Globe on June 15 and several Herald Globe and Transcript clashes.
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Boston Newspaper Baseball League
Herald and Globe
Herald
Record
Post
Transcript
Traveller
Globe
Revord
Baseball Scores From Various City Leagues
In New York Metropolitans beat Louisvilles 5 to 3. Philadelphia-Clevelands defeated Athletics 6 to 3. Baltimore-Baltimores triumphed over St. Louis 15 to 12. Trenton New Jersey hosted Cuban Giants with a 8 to 5 result for Cincinnati. Amherst Dartmouths game ended 21 to 7 in favor of Amhersts.
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New York
Metropolitans
Louisvilles
Philadelphia
Clevelands
Athletics
Baltimore
Baltimores
Intercontinental Telegraph Details on Venezuela Concession
Manager Howard outlines the Venezuela concession secured June 11 1883 and its execution. He cites central office openings in Caracas August 1 1888, La Guayra January 1 1884, Valencia January 1 1886, trunk lines and early installations in 1883 1884, and numerous subscriber connections. Telephones linked to rail lines and mines, with dividends paid and no service complaints, arguing against rival ventures.
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James TH. Howard
Intercontinental Telephone Company
Venezuela
Venezuela Congress
Tioward
Caracas
Guzman
Boulton
la Guayra
Valencia
Porta Cabello
Bolivar
General Guzman
General Quevado
Kmmner
Harvard class day schedule outlines June 24 events
Harvard class day on Friday June 24 features a morning assembly in Holworthy Hall, a prayer in Appleton Chapel, Sanders Theatre access for ticket holders, two hours of exercises in the theatre, and a daylong program of music dancing and yard festivities. The plan includes yard fencing, ticket controls, special entrances and exits, and a class song.
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Harvard
Holworthy Hall
Appleton Chapel
G. Peabody
Plummer
Sanders Theatre
Holworthy
Memorial Hall
Harvard Hall
Holden Chapel
College
Glee Club
Heimenway
Massachusetts
Thayer
Grays and Weld
Stoughton
University
Grays and Matthews
William Endicott
Franklin Remington
Carl August de Gersdorff
Al Fresco opens at 2 Sewall Place restaurant
Mr S Meussett starts an open air garden at 2 Sewall Place offering a table d hote dinner from noon to seven. Meals priced at 60 cents reflect the chef’s well earned reputation among friends.
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S. Meussett
Sewall Place
Study of Arithmetic Sparks Boston School Board Clash
At last night's Boston school board meeting Mr Murphy opposed a 25 percent cut in arithmetic time. General Walker defended the existing course, noting prior increases since 1878 and arguing against trimming the fundamentals. The board adopted a plan reducing some topics from the required course and limiting home lessons, aiming for thoroughness and better testing, with diplomas and diploma exams cited in defense of current standards.
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Murphy
Walker
Centleman
Granmar
Gentleman's Committee
Lewis School
Andoin
Wells
Chapman
Prince School
Hyde School
Eliot
Bancock
Wells and
Harris
Sayls
Peterson
Harvard College
Boston
Eterson
Mssachusetts
Committee On Accounts
General Walker
E. ¥. Young
Samuel Jliot
Wis
Committee On Examinations
Blake
Luther W. Anderson
Hfe Long
Out of
High
Dorchester
Charlestown
English High
Roxbury High
Brighton High
West Roxbury
East Boston
Free teacher courses halted by school committee ruling
The society was granted permission to withdraw from offering free courses to teachers following a corporation counsel opinion that the school committee could not legally spend money on the named purpose.
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Emerson
Hancock
Frothingham
Blossom
Sherwin
George Putnam
Committee On Children
Ella Bradley
Dwight
Maguerite J. Flynn
Everett
Mary E. Kelly
Harvard School
Kate M. Adams
Minot School
Temorary
Florence Dix
Girls’ High
Mabel L. Warner
Charles Sumner
Ervinian Thompson
Comins
Mabel C. Friend
Dillaway
Joseine Larney
Gaston
Margaret A. Nichols
M. Ella Tuttie
Harris
Mary E. McDonald
Hillside
Mary A. H. Fuller
Lowell
Emma L. McDonald
Mt. Vernon
Mary E. Howard
Rice
Nellie
Henry
Elizabeth L. B. Stearns
Clara A. Brown
Stoughton
Mary P. Howland
Mary K. Smith
Wells School
Dearborn
Mary F. O’brien
Franklin
Etta M. Smith
Lyman
Helen J. Morris
Quincy
Martha S. Harding
Shurtleff
Catherine K. McDonald
Faneuil Hall Hearing on Queen Victoria Jubilee Plan
City aldermen debated granting use of Faneuil Hall for the Queen's jubilee amid protests by Socialist and labor groups. Speakers argued the hall’s liberty heritage vs commemorating a disputed reign, with residents testifying about Irish discrimination and potential public unrest. The committee recessed the decision to Monday.
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Faneuil Hall
Committee On Public Buildings
Donovan, Sullivan and Allen
Alderman Donovan
E. M. Chamberlin
Wena
Boston
H. W. Brown
Percy
J. L. Babcock
Victoria
Wilard
Central Labor Union
George J. Moulton
Edwin M. White
White
Charlestown
William Murray
Msgs
William Ross
William D. Park
Howard
Lamb
Vem Ss
Massachusetts General Hospital
Interesting Exercises of Chauncy Hall Graduates
Promotion day at Chauncy Hall observed with diplomas for per‑branch standards, honors for excellence, and commissions awarded. Alfred Post praised for Rebel Yell recitation. students performed Shakespeare and other works. Mayor O Brien attended. Grace Whitaker funded a new Shakespearean prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy Hall School
Alfred C. Post
Mra
Abby F. Harris
Mac Woodbridge
Margaret E. Lane
Rheims
William H. Lewers
O’ Brien
Grace Ray Whittaker
New York Press Association Visits Boston Club
President M. D. Stivers and about forty New York State Press Association members toured the Boston Press Club rooms last evening. Stephen O'Meara welcomed them and the visitors praised the cozy rooms and the Babylonian Terrace. A humorous mixup had a Boston reporter mistaking Whittaker for a New York guest. John Hayes was found dead at 23 Lowell Street from hemorrhage of the lungs, per Medical Examiner Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Stivers
New York State Press Association
Press Club
Boston
Stephen O’meara
Boston Press Club
New York
Whittaker
Massachusetts State Press Association
O’meara
Tremont Street
Ity Hall
John Hayes
Lowell Street
Harris
Boston Courts Tie Police Board to Suit Over Salaries
A Boston court report outlines actions in United States Circuit and Superior Courts. The city seeks to restrain salary payments to police commissioners pending a ruling on the constitutionality of the police board act. The board is added as a defendant, with attorneys for both sides listed, and numerous cases set for trial or postponement in the Middlesex and Suffolk counties.
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United States Circuit Court
Cour and
Nelson
United States
Bell Telephone Company
City of
Boston
Board of Police
Allen
John W. Corcoran Et al
F. M. White
George W. Davis
Shively
Davis
S.J. Thomas
H. B. Callendar
Shepard
Hobson
White
French
Hunt
Kellogg
Wentworth
Boston Loan Co
Brewster
Bridges
Union Inst. For Savings
Suffolk Mfg. Co
McQueeney
Horner
Cowan
Field
Kimball
Myers
Capen
Stafford
Cunningham
Portsmouth
Morse
Cohen
Hall
Smith
Bergen
Blodgett
Mary J. Knight
Levi P. Berry
Oakdale Street
Alem D. Charles
Baker & A. P. Worthen
James W. Roberts
Massachusetts Avenue
Allston
Brighton
Charles Robinson
T. M. Babson
Bay State
Sug
Ref. Co
Abbott
Lowell
Messinger
Mead
Boylston Cong. Church
Marston
Bigelow
Foote
Orvis
Piper
Lincoln Wharf Co
Same
Jane
Baker
Pulsifer
Parker
Cunniff
Jenness
Proctor
Hennessey
Mass
Order of Foresters
Coombs
Poor
Shadwell
Lynde
Lane
McDonnell
Cambridge RR. Co
Hayes
Bullard
Douglass
Jennerson
le Presque Va
Fairbairn
Janeway
Holmes
Funeral of Gen Charles F Walcott
Funeral services for General Charles F Walcott who died suddenly in camp at Gooseberry Island Salem Harbor were held at his Sparks Street home Old Cambridge with simple prayers per his wishes Delegations from the Twenty first and Sixty first Massachusetts regiments and Harvard class of 57 attended The remains were interred at Mt Auburn Cemetery with private burial services A Boston municipal council meeting and Irish National League of America gathering were announced for Cadman Hall this evening at 8 o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Walcott
Gooseberry Island
Salem Harbor
Sparks Street
Old Cambridge
H. Hall
First Unitarian Church
Harvard Square
Twenty-first
Sixty-first
Massachusetts
Harvard
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Municipal Council of
Boston
Irish National League of America
Cadman Hall
Massachusetts Christian Prohibition and Equal Suffrage League
Yne
Trask Hill
Charlestown
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
T. Jefferson Coolidge
William P. Mason
George A. Gardner
Arthur T. Lyman
Lucius M. Sargent
Channing Clapp
Roger Wolcott
Henry C. Richards
Burrill
Cambridge
Irish Athletic Club
Oak Island
John Boyle O'Reilly
L. J. Logan
John Miller
T. M. Brady
J. H. O'Neil
John E. Fitzgerald
J. P. Roche
Maurice Dinneen
C. Corcoran
J. Brinnin
Eugene Sullivan
Rowe
Lagrange Street
Boston & Maine Steamship Co announces new Bar Harbor route
Captain Charles Deering with twenty three years on the Bar Harbor line plans early July steamers to Eastern Porta and Bar Harbor to satisfy a long desired need. For company information and stock details, contact the Boston office. Par value shares at one hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deering
Bar Harbor
Eastern Porta
Boston
Helping Hand Society Forms New Members and Plans Fair
New England Helping Hand Society met at Children's Mission Tremont Street with Mrs Ellen M H Richard presiding. Julia Ward Howe and Rev Joseph Cook sent letters of interest. Twenty seven new names joined. Miss M W Curtis elected treasurer. Three rooms furnished and a library expanded. A fair at Horticultural Hall on October 31 aims to fund a home for working girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society
New England Helping Hand Society
Children’s Mission
Tremont Street
Ellen M. H. Richard
Charlestown
Julia Ward Howe
Joseph Cook
M. W. Curtis
Marlboro Street
Horticultural Hall
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