Beatrix Spars and New York Yacht Club Regatta Notes
Spars for Beatrix delayed until July 1 with entry hoped for June 29 at Eastern Yacht Club. Alborak may receive new spar due to buckling. Stephen Peabody reappointed fleet captain as New York Yacht Club holds 42nd annual regatta with prizes from 50 to 200 dollars. Rhode Island Yacht Club marks fourth anniversary with Ladies Day and regatta. entry closes June 22 at 9 am. Start times set, Newport races to follow July and August. New Hampshire Band to perform. fireworks at Potter's Cove. club cup regatta July 20 and open regatta Aug 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Prince
Lawley’s
Eastern Yacht Club
Newport
Gerry
New York Yacht Club
Stephen Peabody
New York Club
Rhode Island Yacht Club
New Hampshire Band
R. I., Naval Station
Potter's Cove
West Lynn Yacht Club Regatta Opens Nahant Courses
The first annual regatta of the West Lynn Yacht Club sails tomorrow afternoon off Nahant under New England Yachting Association rules. Three cash prizes per class. First class centerboards 20 to 25 feet from Nabant to Winthrop Head buoy then to Whistling buoy and judges’ boat. Entries include Torment, Lark, Ripple, Cygans, Mabel, Inez, Alone, and more in three classes: centerboards and keels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynx
West Lynn Yacht Club
Nahant
New England Yachting Association
Nabant
Winthrop Head
Graves
Grover’s Head
Torment
Cutler
Reardon
Lark
McKay
Smith & Sprowl
Ee Rooney
Rich & Hutting
Mabel
George Wiegand
Inez
Goodridge
Robin
Samuel Platt
Bertha A
Perry & Worthen
Imp
John Renton
Isabel
Davis & Hogdon
Wildcat
David Alley
H. Abenene
Charles Blethen
Weddings Shine in Chelsea and Dorchester Unions
Financial editor Charles Collier Lee and Lottie Marguerite Marks wed in Chelsea as flowers bless Billingham street home. George Stockbridge and Gertrude Vincent unite in Dorchester with daisies and oak arch decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Charles Collier Lee
Boston Post
Lottie Marguerite Marks
James Reed
New Church
Swedenborgen
Billingham Street
Anna C. Lee
Jenness Miller
Jee
Cambridgeport
Norfolk
Suffolk Streets
Stockbridge
Joseph P. Vincent
Clarence W. Somers
P. McCobb
Hopkins Strest
Perry—White
Lartem
The
Post
Franklin White
Washington Street
Addie White
Willis S. Perry
F. Y. Mott
New York
Niagara
Jake George
Victories for Balmaceda in Chilean coastal raids
Santiago June 16 official dispatches report the Presidential squadron bombarded Pisagua on June 8 for three hours, then Iquique on June 9 and Tocopilla on June 10 where duty was collected. Antofagasta and Chanaral were also bombarded, with prisoners released from insurgent custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SANTIAGO, DE CHui_k
Pisagua
Iquique
Tocopilla
Balmaceda
Antofagasta
Chanaral
Ropes wharf sale and Salem city issue notes
The Ropes wharf property was auctioned today for 2700 dollars, selling to John F. Spencer and A Mrs. Radick. A woman fell from a Washington street car, striking her head and suffering a concussion, treated at Dr. Symonda’s office and later at the hospital. The new law sets probation officer pay at 1000 dollars for Essex County cities and 500 dollars for trial justices courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ropes Wharf
A. Johnson
John FE. Spencer
Radick
Washington Street
Symonda
Essex County
Slavin Defeats Kilrain in Hoboken Ten Round Bout
In Hoboken New Jersey Slavin defeated Kilrain in a ten round boxing match for $10,000 at the Granite Athletic Association club house. About 1500 spectators watched Slavin open with blood in the first round and repeatedly floor Kilrain, winning the bout in the ninth round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slavin
Kilrain
New York
Granite Athletic Association
Hoboken
N. J
Court of Appeals affirms Moat conviction
New York June 16 Court of Appeals upholds Johann Moat conviction for inciting unlawful acts. He was sentenced December 8 1887 to one year at Blackwell's Island penitentiary, and must serve the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Most
New York
Court of Appeals
Johann Moat
Apostle of Anarchy
Blackwell’s Island
Record of a Heat Wave and Public Reactions in June
The piece reports record heat across multiple cities with temperatures hitting 100 in shade in Hodson Poughkeepsie and Troy, noting overcrowding on Boston cars, calls for urban reform, and signs of cooling trends from the Northwest. It cites specific readings from the Signal Service and mentions weather impacts on factories crops and storms in Syracuse and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Ola Prob
Brookline
New York
Mercury
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Portland
Hodson
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Highland
Troy
Fairfield
Rockland
Sunstroke Cases Reported Across City Hospitals
The first genuine sunstroke of the season sent laborer John Lombard to City Hospital after 9 pm with poor prognosis. Printer John Baker and several others, including a carpenter, laborers, and a 3 year old, were treated at Massachusetts General or City Hospital. Widespread heat illness occurred at the Glendon Works and in Beacon Street areas with victims ranging from 28 to 61 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lombard
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
John Baker
Bowdoin Street
the Post
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles Gate
West
Beacon Street
Christopher Morrison
North Street
Fiske
Savannah
Richard Shaw
Hildreth Place
Hanover Street
Elliot
Daniel O'Connell
Dr. Elliot
New Books Clash Ends With Injuries At Charlestown Corner
A brawl near Chelsea and Tremont streets in Charlestown after midnight drew a large crowd. Frank Keenan and William Connell were shot during the melee. Keenan was seriously hurt by a left eye wound, Connell a painful but non serious ear wound. Police pursued two suspects, John R. Stith and Stanton Banks, who gave Bradford street addresses. Slugs and a razor were found on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Tremont Streets
Charlestown
Frank Keenan
Rutherford Avenue
William J. Connell
Decatur Street
Keenan
Warren Bridge
Ringer
Mullen
Benjamin
Division 15
Maguire
Maguire of Division 1
Beverly Street
Station 1
John R. Stith
Stanton Banks
Bradford Street
Fires and disasters sweep many towns in June diaries
A blotter of fires from Sea Bright New Jersey to Keene New Hampshire details extensive destruction. Sea Bright suffered widespread damage including post office hotels and church. losses near 400000 with thousands homeless. Additional blazes burned a railroad bridge in Manchester and a machine works in Keene, with insured losses totaling over 135000. Other incidents hit Urbal Co flour mill and Casselman saw mills with large insured sums, plus minor fires in Philadelphia and Boston. The issue also previews critical literary reviews of Browning and Cass biographies, noting authorial perspectives and historical accuracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seabright
N. J
Poppenger
New Jersey Telephone Company
Elberon Steamboat Company
Manchester
N. H
North Weare
Merrimac
Keene
Ee ©Ee Machine Works
South Keene Depot
Corliss
Fitchburg
Burrao
N. Y
Urbal & Co
Ellicott Street
Ottawa
Harrrax
Moir
Argyle and
Grafton Streets
Philadelphia
Leicester Knitting Mills
Charles Spencer & Co
Germantown
Mrs Ayer's Mistake on Hanover Street Theft
Mrs Etta A Ayer of Arlington told police she was approached by a man she mistook for an old acquaintance. She handed him her bundles to hold while she entered Tremont Row store and returned to find the man and bundles missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Etta A. Ayer
Arlington
Division 3
Hanover Street
Tremont Row
Rider Killed by Horse Car on Meridian Street
James Finn aged 35 was struck and knocked down by a horse car on Meridian street in Mast Boston early last evening. He died within minutes after being carried into a nearby store. The body was taken to the North Grove street morgue and the medical examiner was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Finn
Meridian Street
Mast Boston
North Grove Street
Fall of Pompeii to Open in Boston on Huntington Avenue
A new syndicate plans the Fall of Pompeii at Huntington avenue Boston with grand stands, an auditorium, and $25,000 in expense. The show features rope walking by Professor Witzmann living fire and a variety of races and exhibitions. Transportation plans include railroad and streetcar arrangements for large crowds. Benjamin Allen serves as syndicate secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeiian
Huntington Avenue
Messrs. Pain
Boston
Pompeii
Rome
Professor Witzmann
Blondin
Livingstone
West End Street Railway Company
Fred E
Wright
F. Bb, Richards
Benjamin Alien
Physician Dies on Train En Route to Atlantic City Convention
Bristow New Hampshire June 16 J M Bishop a prominent physician in the town for forty years died last night aboard a train traveling from Boston to New York. He was about seventy years old and was bound for the international convention of physicians at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
N. H
J. M. Bishop
Boston
New York
International Convention of Physicians
Atlantic City
Quincy
Hough’s Neck
Boston Harbor
Old Colony
Los
Manet Land Associates
Devonshire
Bohn V. Scott
P. O. Block
Brockton
H. T. Whitman
A. H. Holway
Hyde Park
John H. Burdakin
Dedham
Anctioneers
Baker Fatally Struck By Train At Spencer
Worcester reports Thomas Trimbley a Ware Massachusetts baker was fatally injured when he fell under the 12 20 p m Boston and Albany train at Spencer and died shortly after with a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Thomas Trimbley
Ware
Mass
Boston & Albany
Spencer
Colgate University Receives $1 Million Gift for Trust
Hamilton N Y June 16 James H Colgate gives Colgate University one million dollars to be held in trust with the income to fund the institution’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate University
Hamilton
N. Y
James H. Colgate
Funeral of Samuel T Long Held at Norfolk Street Church
The funeral of Samuel T. Long a noted carpenter and builder was held today from the Norfolk Street Unitarian Church Dorchester. The Rev Caleb D Bradlee conducted the services praising the deceased. A number of builders attended the service and the burial followed at Cedar Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Long
Norfolk Street Unitarian Church
Dorchester
Caleb D. Bradlee
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Dance Hall Assault Case Charged in Municipal Court
William Hill faced assault with intent to kill charges after an incident at Sam Green's Mechanics Row dance hall on May 28. In Municipal Court yesterday, Hill was held in $2000 for trial in Superior Court. Robert Lee testified. all parties involved are described as colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hill
Robert Lee
Sam Green
Mechanics Row
Hill
Lee
Kicked by His Horse in Somerville Injury
XNeuben broonfield of 91 Arlington street Chelsea was kicked by a horse while driving in Somerville yesterday. He suffered a compound fracture of the leg and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xneuben Broonfield
Arlington Street
Chelsea
Somerville
Massachusetts General Hospital
Michael Galvin Charged With Breakin And Entering
A 9 year old boy Michael Galvin of 18 Albion Street was arrested yesterday afternoon by Division 5 officers. He faces charges of breaking and entering and larceny of $1 worth of property from parties unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Galvin
Albion Street
Division 5
O Gorman Mahon M P Dies in London
James Patrick O Gorman Mahon member of Parliament for Carlow county Ireland has died in London at age 63 born 1803 he was long associated with Irish politics as a Liberal supporting Home Rule and served as a magistrate and deputy lieutenant for County Clare
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’gorman-Mahon
London
James Patrick O’gorman Mahon
Carlow
Ireland
County Clare
British Resident Unites Cook Islands Natives for Common Laws
The British resident on the Cook Islands has encouraged federation among native communities and the election of representatives. They will convene soon at Raratonga, the archipelago’s chief, to draft uniform laws for the entire group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wevuurnation
N. Z
Cook Islands
Raratonga
Russian Sailors Stricken by Influenza at Cronstadt
About 150 crew members from the Russian frigate Minin lie prostrated with influenza at Cronstadt on June 16. The illness has spread among the sailors, affecting a significant portion of the shipboard force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronstadt
Minin
Bank Names and Manufacturing Firms Listed in 1891 Rail and Trade Directory
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous banks including Nat. Union Bank Nat. Revere Bank Merrimack Nat. Bank and Boston N Bank alongside manufacturing concerns such as Ameskeag Mfgr Co Boott Cotton Mills York Mfg Co and Fort Payne Coal and Iron Co. The entry names rail lines like Nashua & Rochester R R and Boston & Providence R R and includes insurers gas works and ironworks as part of a broader commercial directory. Several places including Haverhill Concord Montreal Laconia and Salem appear amid the banks and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aluminum Metal Mfg Co
N. H
Westminster
Nat. Bk
Mass
Freeman's Nat. Bank
Tremont Nat
Nat
Xchange
National Exchange Bank
Lincoln
Blackstone Nat
Revere Bank
Nat. Exchange Bank
Salem
Bates Man. Co
Merrimack Man
Lewiston Mill Co
Lewiston
Edwards Mize Co
Winthrop Mills
Lowell Bleachery Co
Norwich & Worcester
E.R
Quincy
St. Ry
Wakefield Rattan Co
Dover Stamping Co
T. Fairbanks & Co
Charlies River Embankment Co
Lowell Gas Light Co
Malden & Melrose Gas Light Co
Reece Buttonhole Machine Co
Boston & Phila
Steamship Pfd
Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co
Republic of St. Louis
Chelsea
Manchester Mills
Essex
M. Co
Lombard Investment Co
Georgia-Alabama Investment Co
Concord & Montreal
R.R
Craighead & Kintz Mig Co
Nat. Union Bank
Nat. Revere Bank
Merrimack
Nat. Bank
Haverhill
Weat End
Worcester
Nashua
Fort Payne Investment Co
McKay Metallic
Columbian Nat. Bank
American Insurance Co
Great Falls
Mfg
N. Revere Bank
Boston Atheneum
Lake Superior Iron Co
Concord & Montreal RE
Laconia Mfg
American Waltham Watch Co
Boott Cotton Mills
York Mfg
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Co
Amoskeat Mfg Co
Fitchburg &R
Suffolk N. Bank
Old Boston Nat. Bank
National Revere Bank
Boylston Nat. Bank
Boston N. Bank
Chicopee Mfg
Lowell
Boston Mfg
Boston & Providence R.R. Continental N. Bank
Rachna Mfo
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Lynn
Lee—Marks
Shade
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Weedsport
Presbyterian
NEW Books
Manchester & North Weare
James N. Stuart
Haverhill Street
B. R. Mitchell
Newman Street
Canton Street
Shawmut Avenue
Allen
Browning
Sutherland Orr
Robert Browning
Brownings
Dr. Furnivall
West Indies
Jemima
Inded
Mr. Thaxter
Celia Thaxter
Orr
Thaxter
Leo Thaxter
K. B
Mr. Browning
Mrs. Orr
Pompilia
Mildred
Fitzgerald
Atheneum
Lockhart
Feller
Houghton, Mittin & Co
Lewis Cass
McLaughlin
Michigan
France
Northwest
Great Britain
Cass
von Holst
McLaughin
National Democratic Party
Henry Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Andrew McLaughlin
American Statesman
Houghton, Mithin Co
Federation OF the
Farrer
America
Central St
C. P. Staples
Supreme Keeper of Records
Lowell, Mass
Roxbury Latin School
Home Savings Investment Company
New Hampshire
Main St
C.hoffman
Pres
H. D.winter
Treas
Cambridgeport, Mass
Chas.n. Conant
Sec
Atcoctioneers
S. R. Knights & CO
Wash. St
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bryant N. Adams
City Hall
Irentest
Bosto
R. L. Day & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Houstoni¢e N. Bk
Dunkin Mining Co
East Tennessee Land Co
Bay State Lasting Machine Co
Tweed Liniment Co
Worcester Gas Iron Co
Portland Copper & Silver Mining Co
City of Kansas City
City of Cleveland
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Revere, Beach & Lynn
Bath
City of Dubuque
Leavenworth
Topeka & Southwestern R. R
Union Pacific R. R
Fremont
Elkhorn & Mo
Valley R.R. Consol
Johnson Co
Guar
Ist
Chase Co
Kansas
KR. Knights & CO
River and
Charles L. Hallet
Charles P. Searle
County of Suffolk
Saic
C. Ellis
Worcester Street
State Street
Mary Ann Mare
Howard
Nash
Suffolk County
County of
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Church Street
George Parkman
Joanna Lassett
Henjamin G. Boardman
Arthur P. French
W. Virginia
Massachusetts
Harry N. Hubbard
Tremont Street
Northampton St
M.S. Starwea
Ther
Trewoatsiech
Francis Henshaw & CO
O Congreses Street
Corner Exchange Place
Naumkeag Street Ry
Boston & Lowell
Concord
Montreal
R. R. Consoli
LOU
Republican Valley R. R
Consol
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Rutland R
Eastern R
Burlington & Quincy R. RR
Friendly In Society
Friendly Aid Society
Waltham, Magi
Austin’s Dog Bread
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