Boston Superior Court Session Summaries
Reports from the First and Second Sessions of the Superior Court list cases heard in Brighton and Boston. Plaintiffs seek rent, damages, land takings, and tort claims with various defendants including City of Boston and private parties. numerous verdicts, continuances, and orders noted, with many cases pending or postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Pitman
Charles H. B. Breck
Henry Jacobs
Brighton
J.C. Ivy
J. E. Cotter
William H. Chandler
City of
Boston
Long Island
T. J. Gangan
J. H. Keating
T. M.abson
Joshua
B. Whitney
Lyman Locke
W. P. Holcomb
H.F. Naphen
Clarkson Brilliant Pitch Leads Boston Victory Over Chicago
Chicago and Boston open at South End grounds with 5633 in attendance. Clarkson dominates with eight strikeouts, Kelly and Johnston star at bat, and Anson hits a homer for Chicago while Johnston and Anson provide the highlight reel. Boston wins as fielding shines and designated plays turn the game in their favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Chicagos
Therhoome
Anson
Poston
Kelly
Clarkson
Kel
Johnston
Valentine
George Ichards, Jr
Krock
Morrill
Nash
Strick
Sir
Ryan
Wise
Dickie” Johnston
Chicago
Farrell
Valentine Emi
Vistors
Sullivan
Pfeffer
Bostons
Ygit Field
Boston
Little
Dickie
Double Plays And Umpire Details In Sett Healy Game
In a late edition report the game features double plays by Denny and Glasscock with Delehanty and Farrar making defensive runs. Umpire Daniels is noted. Time noted as two hours five minutes.
New England League Game Largely Fogged In Scoring
June 15 saw the home team dominate the Lynns with fourteen runs while the visitors were shut out as Demarris struggled against Turner's curves. Fog thickened in the last two innings hindering sight from the scorer’s stand. Worcester and Manchester produced a sharp fielding display with three unearned runs in a rattled final inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanem
Lynns
Demarris
Turner
Maleithens Gace
LoOok
Coley Ose
Worcester
Manchester
Thar Ellis
Worcesters
Manchesters
Pat A
Dramatic and Musical Baseball Between Two Opera Groups
A novelty baseball game was played on Union grounds between a male cast from Miss Allie Akerstrom at the Boston Theatre and the Wilbur Opera Company at Grand Opera House. The Akerstroms beat the Wilburs in a entertaining match with costumes from nightly performances. Umpire was Mr. Bogle. many players posted multi-run scores and the final tally showed the Akerstroms ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grounds
Allie Akerstrom
Boston Theatre
Wilbur Opera Company
Grand Opera House
Akerstroms
Reynolds
Shea
Varney
Hewitt
Kennedy
S. S
Henshaw
T. F
Huntoon
Robinson
C.f
Wilburs
Dodge
Duffy
S.s
Clark
Ryan
R. F
Maffit
Brackett
Mahr
Lee
Markham
C.f. Dodge
Mr. Bogle
Akgrattomin
Wilirts Ccs
Cess
Dorchester Yacht Club Elects Officers and Town House Plan
A Dorchester Yacht Club meeting elected W A Underwood assistant secretary and Dr Samuel B Clark fleet surgeon from Salem. Vice Commodore Soley urged full powers to secure a town club house for winter quarters, opposed by cost-minded members. After debate, Smith’s postponement failed 51 to 14. A petition urged Governor approval to form a Naval Battalion of Massachusetts Volunteer Militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
W. A. Underwood
Samuel B. Clark
Salem
Soley
Town Club House
Smith
H. B. Callender
John Coulter
Naval Battalion
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Governor's Day in Camp Shows Strong Regimental Review
Governor Ames and staff attended Governor's Day at SouTh Framingham where the First Brigade impressed with precise drill and formations. General Nat Wales led a extensive review with 5000 spectators, including many dignitaries, while the Governor’s party toured headquarters and a formal reception followed by parade and dress reviews.
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South Framingham
Nat Wales
King
McPherson
Allen
Boston
Reynolds
Brigade
General Wales
Ames
Welock
Governor Ames
Wales
Pence
Signal Corps
Wellington
Ambulance Corps
Brackett
McPherson and
Woolmer-Williams
Seree Hamlyn
Honourable Artilery Company
London
Holt
Shepard
Weil
Menard
Wallace
Roche
Newman
Bennett
Hoar
Peach
Bancroft
Kittredgse
Genge
Thompson
Kingsbury
Osgood
Landers
U.S. A
Fort Warren
Foster
Fifth Regiment
S. H. Leonard
Lathrum
Dedham
Henderson
Leiutenant Henderson
Roxbury Horse Guards
Nichols
The
Lancers
Grouse
Delaney
Holyoke
Kimball
Newton
Hale
Springfield
Locke
Reed and Frost
Marble
Worcester
Perkins
Hampden
Elsworth
Hildreth
Newcomb
P. Washburn
Fitchburg
A. A. Folsom
Williamson
Racing sloop being built for Boston parties at Great Head
Builder Colby begins work on a 87 foot overall racing sloop with 60 foot sail area from bowsprit to main boom. The vessel features a deep centreboard and keel yacht classes are outlined for the West Lynn Yacht Club season opener on Monday June 18 with prizes of 10 and 6 dollars in each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Great Head
Boston
Lyman K. Billings
Crystal Bay
Iatyn
Erminie
West Lynn Yacht Club
Marriage of Amelie Rives and John Arm strong Chanler
Charlottesville date reports the wedding of writer Amelie Rives to John Arm strong Chanler at Castle Hall, with only family present. The bride, 25, wore white silk with diamonds. ceremony led by Rev Goodwinn. Father Colonel A L Rives was absent in Panama managing a railroad project.
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Charlottesville
Castle Hall
Amélie Rives
John Armstrong Chanler
Rives
Gertrude
Daisy
William Cabell Rives
Boston
Lou Pleasants
Richmond
Panama
Mr. Chanler
Bayland
Castle Hill
Peters Mountain
Blue Ridge
Yale Sprinter C H Sherell Breaks Multiple Records
In New Haven on June 15 C H Sherell Jr aged 89 at Yale ran three trial heats at Hamilton Park and shattered several marks. He clocked 22 4-5 seconds for 220 yards and 25 4-6 for 250 yards to beat Myers's 26 seconds. later 125 yards in 12 3-5 seconds to top Barker's mark, and 150 yards in 15 seconds to beat Brooks's 16 1-8 seconds. C B Berger clocked 16 3-5 seconds for 120 yards in a hurdle test, a college record but just short of the American amateur record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
C. H. Sherell, Jr
Yale
Hamilton Park
Myers
Barker
Brooks
C. B. Berger
Wanted for Their Crimes
Frank W. Chandos was arrested for obtaining 45 dollars under false pretences from Rev. Henry Tor bert of 44 Temple Street. Charles L. Davis was arrested for breaking and entering 1045 Washington Street and stealing 90 dollars in smokers articles, 20 dollars in tensorial articles from Carbo and Grogivoina. A seppoed was received for Victor Miller, a 84 year old German, charged with robbing a Pittsfield party of 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Chandos
Henry KR. Torbert
Temple Street
Charles L. Davis
Washington Street
Charles E. Brown
Philip Carbo
Antoine Grogivoina
Pittsfield
Victor Miller
Delightful Goodnow House Hotel at Sugar Hill NH
The Goodnow House in Sugar Hill Franconia is praised as a top summer hotel in New Hampshire with pleasant grounds and a veranda view of mountains, valleys, and rivers. It is stocked daily with fresh vegetables butter and milk from a nearby large farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Goodnow
Sugar Hill
Franconia
Ve Ya
Ww Ouse
Mary N Prescott Obituary A Widely Known Poetess Dead
Mary N Prescott renowned author and poetess died Thursday evening at her brother in law Hon Richard Spofford’s residence on Deer Island Merrimac. Her work appeared in Our Young Folks Scribners and Harpers gaining her esteemed position among readers. Born Calais Maine to Joseph N Prescott and Sarah Bridges, she first published at 15 and remained sunny in disposition despite frail health. She recently fell ill visiting Miss Booth Harper Bazaar editor and then worsened at sister Mrs Edward Moseley’s Washington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary N. Prescott
Richard §. Spofford
Deer Island
Merrimac
Scribners and
Harpers
Joseph N. Prescott
Portsmouth
N. H
Miss Booth
Harper's Bazaar
Edward A. Moseley
Washington
Donations for Country Week 1888 Charity From Various Groups
The Christian Union reports donations for the Country Week charity aiding needy children. Contributions include children's fairs at Longwood Kings Daughters Society and Roxbury, home made candy sales, fairs in Charlestown and Cambridge, earnings by young boys and girls, and events in Augusta Maine, Nashua New Hampshire, Andover, Jamaica Plain, Cohasset, Northampton, Brookline, and Dorchester, naming several organizers and locations. Funds support vacations for children and are tagged to multiple organizations and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Union
W. H. Lincoln
Longwood
King’s Daughters’ Society
Harrison Square
J. G. Club
Boston
Clifford Street
Roxbury
Boylston Chapel
Charlestown
Augusta
C. PF. Adams
Merry Workers
Nashua
N.H
First Parish
Cambridge
T. M. Plimpton
Chestnut Street
Brookline
Leonard Stone
U. S. A. H. Club
Cohasset
Mass
Unitarian Sunday School
Northampton
Dorchester
Mabel Sewall
Edith
Gertrude Whitcomb
Young Ladies of
Abbot Academy
Andover
Enne
George William Bond
Jamaica
Jai
Emerson Writings Pamphlet For Unity Mission
A Chicago pamphlet curates Emerson passages with a preface on the man and a Reading Guide. The 32 page tract, divided under topics like The Over Soul and The Immortal Life, costs 6 cents and is sold by the American Unitarian Association at 25 Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Unity Mission of
Chicago
W. C
Cotort
Ozeas
American Unitarian Association
Beacon Street
Salesman James Brown Dies After Illness at Work
James Brown a salesman for Shepard Norwell & Co. died yesterday afternoon from a hemorrhage of the lungs while on duty. He resided at 2 Weckwood Place off Hanover Street and had only been in the country five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Wekwood Place
Hanover Street
Chiswick Inn Opens After Repairs At Littleton NH
The well known Chiswick Inn at Littleton New Hampshire has opened its doors to summer pleasure seekers after thorough repairs. The house offers modern improvements including a billiard room and verandas providing inviting amenities for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiswick Inn
Littleton
N. H
Harvard Freshman Crew Heads to New London Race
Harvard freshmen leave at 1 pm for New London to race Columbia freshmen on June 21 under H W Keyes. The crew faces rough water risks, with blade work and timing flaws noted, as Yale and Penn crews approach for upcoming matches on June 22 26 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
New London
Columbia
H. W. Keyes
Keyes
Thames
Ollows
Bow
S. D. Parker
Boston
G. B. Winthrop
New York
W.M. Randol
New Oleander
Cal
Sir Milton
Longstreth
Philadelphia
Penn
Longworth
Cincinnati
C. Hammond
Conn
A. J. Cannock
Lowell
W. J. Farquhar
Newton
A. V. Woodworth
M. Williams, Jr
Brookline
Thames River
Aest
Yale
Harvard University
University of Pennsylvania
Yale Harvard
University
Yale-University of Pennsylvania
Yale-Pennsylvania
Columbia-Harvard
Window Gardening Drives Young Minds to Beautify Homes
Massachusetts Horticultural Society expands window gardening drive with Saturday exhibitions across Roxbury and Boston venues from June to September. Open hours 2 to 6 pm with free admittance. prizes awarded for single plants, ferns, annuals, and best collections. Prizes include multiple plaques and cash gratuities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Orienta Hall
Washington Street
Roxbury
Church of the Good Shepherd
Cortes Street
Boston
Horticultural Hall
North Bennet Street
Bible Conference Institute Formed at Crescent Beach
A Boston meeting of Evangelical Alliance members led to forming the Lion. Thomas Weston corporation to purchase and run the Crescent Beach Bible Conference building. Officers include President J P Bixby and Secretary J E Gray with a diverse board of clerical leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Alliance
Bible Conference
Crescent Beach
Boston
the Lion
Thomas Weston
J. P. Bixby
Revere
H. J. Woods
Newton
J. E. Gray
E. B. Hooper
Lewis B. Bates
D.D
Methodist
O. PB. Gifford
Baptist
M. Gray
Reformed
Episcopal
Russell Sturgis
H. M. Moore
W. S. Martin
Presbyterian
Bible Conference Institute of
YMCA Games at Union Grounds Schedule Promises Excitement
The Young Men's Christian Association hosts an afternoon of events at Union grounds with a detailed program starting at 2 pm. Seniors and juniors compete in track events, field events, and a variety of races, including a three-leg race and a one-lap hurdle, with lawn tennis to close the program. Tickets are available at the secretary’s desk in the YMCA building on Boylston Street at Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grounds
Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston Street
Berkeley
Woman Killed on Boston and Maine Railroad Identified
The woman killed on the Boston and Maine railroad at Winter Hill Thursday has been identified as Mrs Emma E wife of Peter Davis of East Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railroad
Winter Hill
Emma E
Peter Davis
East Cambridge
Sunday Concert on the Common by the Germania Band
Readable program for a Sunday afternoon concert on June 17 performed by the Germania Band with forty musicians. Highlights include The Star Spangled Banner Queen of Sheba Overture Bach selections cornet and baritone solos, grand potpourri from Daughter of the Air and pieces from Erminie Rienzi The Hunter and Wagner. Conductor Wilhelm Rietzel.
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Germania Band
Dubel
Rosalie
Eeees Kuenstler R. Shuebruk
Eisi
Susie Oara
E. E Spindler
George W. Stewart
Wagner Scherzo
Schoo Wilhem Rietzel
Take Care and Beware of Pedlers at Pearline Substitutes
The notice warns readers to beware pedlars offering dangerous articles in place of Pearline. It describes openings at Lake Hore in Sharon Massachusetts with many improvements, noting the hotel’s music, steam launch, and ample rooms for summer visitors. Sharon’s proximity to Boston makes Massapong Lake Hotel desirable, while Bethlehem New Hampshire’s Sinclair House expands to meet patrons’ demand. The Bin glatr House opened for the season with moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Massarena
Lake Hore
Sharon
Mass
Back Bay
Ooc
Boston
Massapong Lake Hotel
New Hampshire
Granite Hills
Bethelem N.H
Sinclair House
Binglatr
Elias
State Street Exchange to transfer property to new firm
A meeting of the State Street Exchange Company will be held on Wednesday for the formal transfer of estates to the new corporation by the trustees. If plans proceed, work on part of the property may start between November and May, but full operations will wait until after May due to lease expirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street Exchange Company
Milton Democratic Club
George R. R. Rivers
George K. Gannett
William E. Silsbee
Arthur Clapp
T. K. Cummings, Jr
John Pierce
H. B. Martin
John O’callahan
Maurice Duffy
John H. Watson
E. B. Andrews
John R. Lawrence
Walter P. Beck
Board of Police
Jackson & Co
Collins & Fairbanks
Bent & Bush
George N. Bigelow & Co
Edward
Charlestown
Grand Opera House
F. F. Proctor
Proctor
Opera House
Lynn
Building Association of General Lander Post
Boston & Bangor Steamboat Company
Water Committee
Balance Valve Meter Company
Forepaugh and Wild West combine shows to visit Coliseum grounds
The Forepaugh and Wild West combined shows arrive for six days starting on the 26th. It promises the largest, finest production yet with sensational acts and a grand Wild West exhibition. Dr. Carver will reprise General Custer in a vivid staging and some Indians featured in the Little Bighorn battle will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forepaugh
Coliseum
Adam Forepaugh
Dr. Carver
General Custer
Little Big Horn
How to Get a Silk Umbrella Promotion
An advertisement urges readers to mail eighty different pictures of police captains inspectors and chiefs from tobacco packages to D. Buchner & Co. at 133 Mulberry Street New York City. In return a silk umbrella will be sent. The promotion claims over 140 subject pictures are packed in the tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Buchner & Co
Mulberry Street
New York City
Parties In Bearch Of Country Board At Whitney House
In Westboro Massachusetts the Whitney House offers a first class country hotel with modern conveniences and an excellent livery tied to the establishment. Mr H Leighton proprietor provides details and arrangements for board and rides suitable for ladies and gentlemen seeking travel near Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearch
Country Board
Whitney
Westboro
Mass
Boston
H. Leighton
Charming Hill Nook in New Hampshire Summer Retreat
Tum Marvnes of Lirrirron New Hampshire sits near churches and stores and offers a delightful mountain summer. From its hilltop vantage, surrounding ranges stretch for miles. Grounds feature tennis courts and croquet grounds amid maple trees and tasteful landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tum Marvnes
Lirrirron
N. H
Strawberry Hill House Earns Silt Banner For Stratford’s Guests
Among Bethlehem Street hotels in Bethlehem New Hampshire the Strawberry Hill House stands out for its pretty young lady guests who won the silt banner awarded to the hotel bringing the most lovely girls. The house is well located and first class in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Street
Bethlehem
N. H
Strawberry Hill House
Sugar Hill summer loaf resort advertises Hotel Look
A brief notice promotes SucARr Hin in New Hampshire as an attractive summer loaf destination. It highlights pure air and grand scenery from the Hotel Look off Sugar Hill. Readers are urged to secure seasonal quarters at Hotel Look off Sugar Hill, New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucarr Hin
N. H
IPS
Sugar Hill
Sunday church notices in Boston area services and events
Sunday notices list morning and evening services at South Congregational Church on Newbury Street and Exeter Street, with Rev Hale, Rev J J Lewis of South Boston, and others. Activities include B Y M lectures, Young Men meetings, Tremont Temple programs, and Christadelphian Bible lectures at Chandler Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Congregational Church
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Hale
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
J. J. Lewis
South Boston
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
RK. L. Perkins
George F. Lakin
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
Cutrch
Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
Christadelphian
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Turrs Coliece
College Hill
Goddard Chael Ot
Lowell Station
Larceny defendants jailed. several escapes reported in Middlesex court
In Middlesex Superior Court Judge Aldrich sentences Isaiah C. Huntley of Lowell to five years and one day in state prison for three indictable counts of larceny, deeming him a common and notorious thief. Co-defendants Jandrean, Thompson, and Wheeler of Concord receive Massachusetts Reformatory terms. Castles of Lowell gets three months at the house of correction. escapes by Jandrean, Thompson, and Wheeler noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Aldrich
Isaiah C. Huntley
Lowell
Joseph Jandrean
William Thompson
Alden Wheeler
Concord
Massachusetts Reformatory
James B
Castles
House of Correction
Superior Court Schedule and Judge's Movements
Middlesex Superior Court adjourns for a June sitting with Hammond as presiding. Listed cases include Allen v Swallow and Grishaver v City of Boston. Juries excused June 20. cases to be taken up June 21. Judge Sherman will be in Cambridge June 19 at 10:30 a.m. to hear motions and settle exceptions from the Murch sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathroop
Timothy Coyle
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Boston
Cambridge
B. Wadleigh
Plainuit
George A. Torrey
Margaret Jacobs
City of
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
J. L. Eldredge
D. F. Fitz
Thomas M. Babson
Superior Court
Middlesex
Hammond
Allen Ve Swallow, Sons
Cook
Ware
Grishaver
City of Boston
Williams
Murphy
Fireworks and patriotic spirit highlighted in Fourth of July ads
The ad urges towns and individuals to order from Masten & Wells of Boston, highlighting Horsford's Acid Phosphate and tobacco relief products. It touts a splendid fireworks assortment for the season and promotes their catalogue with economical collections to save on express or freight charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masten & Wells
Boston
New England
Rejuvenated cottage city hotel doubles in size
The OAKkWwoop at Cottage City has been doubled in size and entirely rejuvenated. Landlord Russell knows what is wanted and always has it. No pleasanter family hotel can be found on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City
Russell
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