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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1887

Page

8

Washingtons Triumph Over Boston in Slugfest at South End

Washingtones defeated the Boston team 4 to 0 amid errors and strong hitting. Whitney pitched well for the visitors, while Radbourn struggled with control as Boston committed costly mistakes in the field.

Lowell Pounds Haverhill For Worst New England League Defeat

Lowell routed Haverhill in a game halted after seven innings as Haverhill mustered four hits and trailed 8 to 5 when Doyle was relieved by McGunnigle. Lowell piled up 25 earned runs to Haverhill’s six, with Shinnick and Koons among the hitters and Diggins hitting a home run.

Portlands Salems A. Eyrh Eye E. Andrus Lovely Quinn O'Brien Hafield Leighton Yhayer O Flanagan Davin Oi Lynch Sehoen'k O Duffy Diy Maloy Lusbury Portland Andrus O’brien Dufty Demaris Schoeneck Duffy Phinney Manchuster N. H Williams Manchester McDermott Lynns Devlin Allmen Wiliams Lowell Haverhill Haverhills Doyle McGunnigle Lowells Poa Ee K. BH Bullivan Toffling Jerald Barber Haverlill Diggins Shinnick Koons Ken

Globe and Record Nines Open Boston Newspaper League

The first game in the Boston Newspaper League was played yesterday morning at Wellington. Free batting on both sides marked the contest won by the Globes 31 to 21 over the Records with J. C. Morse of the Herald umpiring satisfactorily and a crowd of newspaper men watching.

Boston Wellington Globe J. C. Morse The Herald Globes

Harvard Beats Brown In Tight Season Opener At Brown

Harvard defeated Brown in a seasonal opener on Brown’s grounds before a solid crowd. The game featured strong Harvard pitching and a relatively weak Brown battery, with key hits by Foster Campbell Willard Henshaw Linn and Williams. Two base hits by Foster Campbell and Willard led the scoring as Harvard built a narrow lead and Brown struggled with errors and wild pitches.

Baldwin Shomberg Denny Bassett Sullivan Darling Williamson Chicagos Myers Boyle McGeachy Pfeffer Indianapolis R. BH Glogse Ryan QO Shomberg Shombere Bails Hackett Pileffer Cahill Baxsett Glasscock Pierce Philadelphias PO. A HBU Ewing Arty Ward Tine Vey Connor Andrews O'Rourke O O.wood Tiernan L'ghlin Dorgan Kids'n Zoek Ite Peelen Sea Os Easley New Yorks Soearing Keefe Horgan Deasley Casey Dally Richardson Fogarty Firat Philadel Ricardson McLaughlin Ering Keefe McLaughlin New York Forgarty Mcbaughlin Farrar Powers Nedy Cudworth Doyle Guinasso Kennedy Jerald Hassett Toilling Cudworth JR Shimek McGunnigle Lowells Slaverhills Barber Quinasso Higgins Meara Say Doe Williams Yime Progiomer Harvard Brown Harvard S. Browns R. BU Hovey Foster Warren Campbell Quick Willard Blaisdell Henshaw Wingham Hubbard Mumford Hunter Linn O Brownell Morgan McKenzie Harvards Browne Es Eee Os Bingham Browns Wiliams W. B. Chase

Reply of the Building Trades Council to the Circular

The Amalgamated Building Trades Council of Broezt on June 14 1887 sends a formal reply to the Master Builders Association. It rejects claims of a group-wide move to compel members to unionize while asserting individual rights to work with whomever they please and confirming hourly pay was set by prior conference agreement.

Master Builders’ Association Council of Building Trades Union Amalgamated Building Trades Council Broezton Newman

Royal Arcanum closes session elects officers

The Royal Arcanum supreme council held its closing session at the Vendome with Supreme Regent A. C. Trippe presiding. Officers elected were installed by John Haskell Butler and Julius M. Swain. New supreme regent J. M. Lindsay spoke on the year ahead and order expansion. The meeting adjourned at noon with about $3000 spent on entertainment. Milwaukee or Toronto is planned for the next annual meeting.

Royal Arcanum Supreme Council of the the Vendome Supreme A. C. Trippe John Haskell Butler Julius M. Swain 3. M. Lindsay Supreme Council Milwaukee Toronto

Boston Hotels Host Various Society Gatherings

Members of the Boston Dental College dined at Young's Hotel while the Massachusetts pension committee met at Parker House. The Massachusetts Surgical and Gyneacmen Society also dined at Parker House and routine business was transacted. The Revere House is praised for cooking and service as the city’s best.

Boston Dental College Young’s Hotel Massachusetts Pension Committee Parker House Massachusetts Surgical and Grnaccmaien Society Revere House

Appropriation Bill Passes After Heated Common Council Session

A special Boston common council meeting debated a supplementary appropriation bill. Reports were accepted 34 to 7 amid sharp criticisms of city spending. The bill totals 425000 for departments and projects including Fire, Paying, and Commonwealth Avenue.

City Notes: Auctions, hearings, and society events

The widow requests George R. Parks remans be taken to New York. Four story front building on Devonshire and Federal streets sold to Master Builders' Association for 250000 with 10000 already offered. Health board to hear nuisance abatement at Washington Village next Wednesday at 11. Faneuil Hall use for the Queen's jubilee under discussion. Nantasket steamers to Rowe's wharf for Friday trips to the beach. Estate nos. 276 and 277 Federal street sold for 16300. corner of Beach and Feder to Parker for 6700. Parker heirs own the estates. Tibbetts and Rollins arraigned for adulterated molasses. held for trial. American Trait Despatchers' Union reopens meeting, quorum lacking. officers to hold over until Louisville next June. Harbor trip for delegates aboard Rose Standish. Wholesale liquor dealers agree to close June 17 and 18. Boston Young Men's Christian Association hosts reception at 7:30. Cedar Grove cemetery owners accept act transferring management from city to lot owners. officers elected. Jewish society notes marriage of Melvin A. Heilbran to Emma Louise Filene with attendants and rabbi officiating.

George R. Parks New York James H. Beal Master Builders’ Association Devonshire Federal Streets Board of Health Washington Village Faneuil Hall City Hall Rowe's Samuel Hatch & Co Federal Street John F. Fitzgerald Beach Federer Streets Samuel C. J. Parker Eben Parker William Tibbetts Charles A. Rollins Boston Young Men's Christian Association Boylston Berkeley Streets Madison Obrey’s Anglo-India Entertainment Edward K. Hood Cedar Grove Cemetery Boston A. C. Clark John L. Stevenson A. T., White Thomas F. Temple H. 8. Carruth J. Frank Howland William Pope Melvin A. Heilbran Emma Louise Filene William Filene Daisy Conrad Birdie F. Hirschberg Rabbi Schindler

Labor meeting in Preble Hall and New Era Hall

The stair builders met last evening in Preble Hall with John Lester presiding. Fitzgibbon and Walking Delegate Clinkard addressed the labor question. The GAFSIARS makers held a public meeting in New Era Hall with Senator Robert Howard and others addressing the gathering.

Preble Hall John Lester Messrs. Fitzgibbon Clinkard The Carpenters Gafsiars New Era Hall Robert Howard

Courts Ledger Reports Mixed Boston Trials and Settlements

United States Circuit Court sessions resume with the Bell Telephone case and a contract suit over sugared molasses for $6000. Superior Court lists include replevin of horses, libel damages over slander, multiple case entries, and Middlesex Essex County actions with various verdicts and trials.

United States Circuit Court Carr and Newson, Jr Bell Telephone Newson J. C. L. Deetjen Et John J. Matthias M. Storey B. L. M. Tower C. T. Russell, Jr

Protest Against Using Faneuil Hall For Queen's Jubilee

The Irish National League of Boston council met at 176 Tremont and voted to send 2000 to Lincoln Neb for Irish tenants relief. They protested aldermen granting Faneuil Hall for the Jubilee banquet and criticized press misstatements about seeking quarters for the event.

Irish National League of Boston Tremont Street T. M. Brady O’ Brien New York Fitzgerald Irish National League Lincoln Neb Lansdowne Ireland Board of Aldermen Faneuil Hall Liberty Queen Victoria P. A. McKenna O' Flynn Wakefield Lord Salisbury Faneuil Boston James Wemyss Socety City Hall

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