A Wretched Exhibition A One-Sided Baseball Game
A tedious contest at the South End grounds saw Boston prevail over Pittsburgh in a tame display. Errors and weak hitting by the visitors, plus long misplays, undercut any chance of a sharp game as Boston capitalized with timely hits and a home run by Long to secure the win.
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South End
Long
Mark Baldwin
Quinn
Browning
Carroll
Nash
Pittsburgs
Boston
Brodie
Tucker
Lowe
Bennett
Fields
Clarkson
Herman Long
Bostons
Stovey
Balis
Berger
Bob Wr
Bobby
Miller
Carrolito Nash
Baldwin
Pittsburg
KBHPO
Firbhpoa EE
Beckley
Brown
Mack
O Mani
Bikes Knee Ee Lowe
Osberger
Yennett
Fielis
Lake
O'Baldwin
Clarksoup
Wildpitcher
Maul
Ballwin
Quing
Hurst
A. A
Athletics
Philadelphia
Boston Association
Chamberlain
Mulligan
Dave Orr
Sanders
Dees
Miliican
Crees
Irwin
Murphy
Puffinton
Farrell
Prenthers
Stricker
Walls
Sanaers
Larkin
Corkhill
Joyce
Radford
Wood
Hallman
Corcoran
Farre
Mouthers
Bufinton
Jiallman
Brouthers
Ferguson
Columbus
Louisville
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Chi Cascuane
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Reds
South Boston Iron Works to Close for Stock Count
South Boston Iron Works shuts down until July 1 to take stock, with about thirty machinists and thirty moulders kept on to finish work for a Kentucky syndicate negotiating control of the property. The new plant in Middleboro Kentucky will employ up to 1000, while current California staff may transfer. future operations at Foundry Street depend on demand and access to cheaper coke iron and coal in Kentucky.
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South Boston
Foundry Street
Toolate
Middleboro
Pew
Kentucky
William P. Hunt
Cumberland Mountains
Book and Job Printers Split Over Nine-Hour Day Issue
Boston printers discuss the nine hour day after the Typographical Union resolution. Independent shops vary. some pay union rates, some do not. Several firms oppose dictation, some favor shorter hours only if universal, and others wait to see Master Printers' Club actions. Strong internal union politics and fears of a broken pricing system loom large.
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International Typographical Union
Master Printers’ Club
Roakwell & Churchill
Arch Street
American Printing and Engraving Company
Wright & Potter
Postoffhe Square
Wyman
Cincinnati
C. H. Simonds & Co
Franklin Street
Atlantic Printing Company
Pearl Street
Boston Printing Company
Purchase Street
Walker
Youne & Co
Congress Street
Carl Heintzman
George H. Bilis
David Clapp & Son
High Street
Winship, Daniels & Co
Feuars Street
Tomporrow
Mmany
Metropolitan
Brotherhood
Boston
Typographical Union
Typographical Union 13
Post
Cambridge English High and Manual Training graduation at Sanders Theatre
Graduates of Cambridge English High and Manual Training schools received diplomas from Mayor Alger at Sanders Theatre. Edith Ball gave the salutatory essay A Kiddie from Seniiter, while Alice J. Raymond delivered the valedictory A Glass of Water. Arthur N. Cotton read class reminiscences as twenty two members presented literature and descriptive essays on electricity by six young men and two young ladies.
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Cambridge
Sanders Theatre
Mayor Alger
Edith Ball
Seniiter
Alice J. Raymond
Arthur N. Cotton
Young Women's Christian Union Organized in Cambridge
A Young Woman's Christian Union was formed at Pilgrim Congregational Church Cambridge yesterday afternoon. Officers were elected for four months: President Mrs G F Leonard Secretary Anna L Drew Assistant Secretary Isabella Serry Treasurer Mrs R Snow Assistant Treasurer Miss Cornelia Fiske. A Board of Managers will include a representative from twenty seven churches.
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Cambridge
Pilgrim Congregational Church
G. F. Leonard
Anna L. Drew
Isabella Sserry
R. Snow
Gornelia Fiske
Brotherhood undermining Typographical Unions described
The piece traces a secret order called the Brotherhood, begun in Chicago about sixteen years ago to aid foremen though it infiltrated Typographical Unions. It spread to many cities and required union membership for Brotherhood affiliation, undermining the union structure.
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Rosa
Chicago
Typographical Union
Washington
Young Reformers Meet in Public Oddity at Murdock Hall
The Hub Amateur Journalists' Club held a public meeting and entertainment in Huntington avenue. A spirited debate on what reform civilization most needs featured six speakers including Morton Jr and Wylie for prohibition Taillandier Nationalism Buckley Jr free coinage Wilson free trade and Mrs Frye single tax The program included a talk on Amateur Journalism by Morton Jr plus literary and musical items by Capen Capen Cox Osgood and a quartet and duets by Wilson Fifield and others
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Hub
Amateur Journalists’ Club
Murdock Hall
Huntington Avenue
James F. Morton, Jr
Willard O. Wylie
Gerard Taillandier
John Buckley, Jr
Charles E. Wilson
George E. Frye
Ella Maud Frye
Morton
Gertrude Capen
Gerard Faillaudier
H. Wilson
Harriet Caryl Cox
Fietener Osgood
Osgood
Messrs
C. E
C. J. Wilson
Miller
Fifield
EL. Wilson
Lasell Reception Marks Senior Class Close of Year
In Newton on June 16 Professor Cragdon hosted a student reception for Lasell Seminary seniors. Faculty trustees and families attended. the front parlor was festively decorated. After a social hour, a collasjon was served, with commencement set for 10:45 the next morning at Congregation Church Auburondale and Merrisly Gates, Ph.D., LL.D., delivering the address.
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Tomorow
Congregation Church
Auburondale
Merrisly
Gates
Harvard Library Reading Room Fund Progress Report
The statement shows the Library Reading Room fund at Harvard College with subscriptions paid by graduates and friends plus interest, and subscriptions promised by graduates and undergraduates. Total contributions amount to 9,562 with 1,428 in another line, reflecting overall fundraising progress.
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Harard
Harvard College
Dank of
Gelofil
Peece Asklones
Unde
Li Lerest
Sane
Bank of Deposit
Sear
Ona
Cca
Baba Seoue
Teaeeev Veee
New G A R Hall in East Boston for Reverers
William Eaton Post 199 G A R of Reverers lays the foundation for a new hall on Beach street near Walnut avenue. The three story building will measure 62 by 40 feet with a basement kitchen and dining room and a main floor exhibition hall with a large stage. The Grand Army hall upstairs will be 36 by 42 feet with ante and coat rooms, and the work should be ready by August.
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G. A. R. Hall
Boston
William & Eaton Post
G. A.R. of Reverers
Beach Street
Walnut Avenue
Grand Army Hall
Cambridge Republican Club Formed In Cambridge Meeting
The Cambridge Republican Club held its first meeting last evening at Mr Otis S Brown 90 North Avenue to organize. Preliminary business was completed and the group adjourned to next Monday evening for permanent organization.
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Cambridge
Republican Club
Otis
Brown
North Avenue
Real Estate Sales Report of Store Properties on Blackstone Street
Edward Hatch of Samuel Hatch & Co sold Nos. 69 and 71 Blackstone street for 32600 cash and tax for 91 to Joseph P. Wintley. The auctioneer also sold estate No. 54 Worcester street for 10776 and tax for 91 to N. E. Cuase.
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Edward Hatch
Samuel Hatch & Co
Blackstone Street
Joseph P. Wintley
Worcester Street
N. E. Cuase
Two Excellent Races Ramona and Bud Onward Win
Ramona wins the 2 40 class and Bud Onward takes the 2 29 division in a pair of strong racing showings. Both races featured close finishes and competitive fields highlighting the event's sprint drama.
RARE SPORT ON CAR TRACK AT MYSTIC PARK
Mystic Park hosts Horace Willis as the season opens with two trotting events. Colonel Kipp wins the 2:40 class in three heats amid veterinary concerns, Ramona takes the fourth heat, and Golden claims overall victory for the 2:40 event. The 2:29 pacing class sees Bud Onward dominate across three heats with Billy T. and Dan Rivley close behind. Special races forewarned for 2:24 2:30 trotting and 2:23 pacing later today draw large crowds.
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Mystic Park
Horace Willis
Willis
K. Drew
Great Falls
E. D. Wiggin
Bellingham
Jf’. H. Foster
Tilton
Thomas Mayfield
Twang
Gretchen
Colonel Kipp
King Charles
Ramona
Kipp
Charles
Golden
Kaimona
Cleveland
Lhen Golden
B. m
J. Golden
Rockview Farm
B.g
Thorndale Farm
M. Draper
Moraes
Col. Kipp
Locust Grove Farm
Ceese
Ceccro
Billy T
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Dan Ripley
Mattie K
Lillle Chef
Honest Prince
Bua
Bud Onward
A- Johnson
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Db. m
Geo
Avill
Honest S'rvice
Harry Titer
Dan Rivley
T. D. Marsh
Little Chief
E. M.shannon
Pivat
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Standish Monument Association Faces Court Challenge
Supreme Judicial Court actions involve Standish Monument Association officers Butler Allen Colcord vs Myles Standish et al over alleged illegal meeting, misused funds, and control of assets including a 1600 bequest. Injunction sought to halt June 17 meeting and require accounting and return of records. Other cases include liquor license dispute in Revere and real estate transfer dispute involving Bateman, Nancy Bateman, and heirs, with commissioner to hear testimony.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Houmas
Standish
Butler
Alien
Colcord
Allen
Salant Alien
Standish Monument Association
Cushing
Loring
Plantiff’s Corporation
B. F. Butler
Solomon Woodbury
Samuel J. Pratt
Revere
A. W
Chapman Seabury
Nancy T. Bateman
Henry T. Bateman
Nancy T
Ot. Lund
W. KE. Jewell
Wim
Ss. Lamson
Frank M. Ames
Joseph C. Martin
Arthur G. Hill
Martin
Martin & Hill
George O. Shattuck
Dabney
Philip
New York
E. C. Gilman
C. M. Barnes
Chauncy Smith
P. Fish
H. L. Harding
Weather Indications and Rain Forecast for New England
The forecast calls for increased cloudiness and frequent showers across New England with westerly winds shifting to northwesterly tonight, cooler temperatures today and a further drop tonight. Thursday should bring fair and cooler weather with northwest winds. Historical highs: Boston 96, Albany 94, New York 94, Buffalo 78, Boston 86, Duluth 62. Showers were common yesterday with Northfield Vermont reporting 0.72 inches.
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POST
New England
Massachusetts
Mercury
Boston
Albany
New York
Portland
Vermont
Montreal
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Michigan
Duluth
Marquette
Minnesota
Dakotas
Colorado
Buffalo
Osweep
Block Island
Nantucket
St. Vincent
Texas
Nova Scotia
Eastport
Halifax
South Atlantic
Northfield
Washington
New
Damages Suit Over Defective Machine At Boston Sugar Refinery
In Suffolk County Superior Court Second Session on June 16 a case by Francis Grant against Boston Sugar Refinery proceeds for 4000 in damages alleging injuries from a defective machine. Defense denies defect with closing arguments. judge to charge Friday. Also listed: numerous civil actions in various docket numbers.
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Superior Court
Suffolk
Hammond
Francis Grant
Boston
J. Woodbury
F.R. Hall
Quinsler
City of
Krain
Same
Coggswell
Libby
Merarlane
Paige
Degnan
Jordan
Rowle
West Lad
Hamilton
Lynn
Kk. R
Sheldon
Meyer
Wa Es
Cobb
Morandi
Ward
Hassey
End of October list of legal cases and filings
A compiled roster of court actions and litigants including Sullivan v. Morri 5181, McGovern v. Carew 1871, Grafflam v. Matthews 4781, Crane v. Richard aon 675, Weed v. Marcus 2178, Norris v. Saxion 25906, Ceughlin v. West End R 4801, Baderschneider v. West End R R 3676, Macauley v. Kelly 4971, Forbes v. Baker 4976, Tobin v. same 4976, Gorman v. B. & AT 872, Hannan v. SAME 904, Stillman v. Donov—van 2670, McGonigle v. Thom-Houst El Co 3892, Fargo v. Sage 3892, Howard v. Farmer 769, Wilkinson v. Le Page 15080, Same v. same 5081, Same v. same 7369, Oliver Roberts 4400, Skillings v. Marea 3180.
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Morri
McGovern
Carew
Grafflam
Matthews
West End R. R
Macauley
Kelly
Forbes
Baker
Tobin
Same
Gorman
Hannan
Boarke
O’ Brien
Davis
Nevel
Stillman
Dono
Van
McGonigle
Thom- Houst. el. Co
Fargo
Sage
Superior Court action over land taken for Lynn sewer
Essex county court docket June 16 lists Shea man executors versus City of Lynn for land damages on Pleasant street sewer project. Defense claims betterments offset damages. Trial proceeds with lawyers Moulton Hannan for plaintiffs Baldwin for defendants. Other dockets include Foster v Clark and Boon etc with multiple ad mast.
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Kinsman
Kine Canney
Adnar
Man
Adm
Foster
Clark
Sebrey
Carpenter
Philbrick
Potter
Odell
Sareent Et al
Butler
Barbeck
Lewis
Proctor
Insolvency Court Adjourns Third Meetings in Several Cases
In Salem on June 16, the insolvency court recorded adjournments for third meetings in the cases of George A. Richardson George W. Reed and Benjamin C. Mudge. Second meetings were held for William Ropes Jr William S Ober and William N LePage. First meetings were held for Riley Brothers with assignee Charles Leighton, and for Elizabeth E Hutchinson with assignee Charles A Sprague.
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Essex
Salem
Harmes
George A. Richardson
George W. Reed
Benjamin C. Mudge
Wiliam Ropes, Jr
William 8. Ober
William N. LePage
Riley Brothers
Charles Leighton
George A. Webber
William Hoare
lizabeth_ E. Hutchinson
Charles A. Sprague
Superior Court Disposes Criminal Cases in Plymouth
In Plymouth on June 16 Judge Aldrich presided over multiple criminal dispositions. Lewis Townsend of Hull received one year in the house of correction for larceny. Thomas Flynn of Abington faced four years in State prison for breaking and entering with larceny. Richard Hickey of Brockton, by jury, got one year in the house of correction. Peter Dunmore of Brockton was convicted of keeping and exposing for sale intoxicating liquor, three months in the house of correction and fined $80. Walter J. Litenfield and Charlie H. Smith of Scituate were convicted of breaking and larceny and sent to Concord reformatory.
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Plymouth
Aldrich
Lewis Townsend
Hull
House of Correction
Thomas Flynn
Abington
Richard Hickey
Brockton
Peter Dunmore
Walter J. Litenfield
Charlies H. Smith
Scituate
Concord Reformatory
Elite Kentucky Whiskey Gains Noted Praise and Sales
The Hetherston Importing Company's Elite Kentucky Whiskey shows remarkable success. It is valued by connoisseurs and druggists, hotels, and fancy grocers for its rich full body and mellow flavor, and is said to be beneficial medicinally.
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Hetherston Importing Company
Kentucky
Sunset Route Maintains Fast Freight Schedule
The Sunset Route of Southern Pacific continues to deliver fast freight between New York and the Pacific coast. The steamer El Sol carried freight from New York on May 30 to Los Angeles, arriving ready for delivery June 12, benefiting shippers and consignees with prompt service.
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Southern Pacific Company
New York
Pacific Coast
el Sol
Los Angeles
Cal
Death of an Old Dorchester Lady Jane Anderson Dies at 70
Mrs. Jane Anderson, about 70, an old Scotch resident of Linden Street, Dorchester, died yesterday at home. She was mother to Mrs. Charlotte Brokway, secretary of the Independent Women Voters.
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Dorchester
Jane Anderson
Linden Street
Charlotte Brokway
The
Independent Women Voters
Grand Excursion to Yellowstone by Union Pacific Train
The Union Pacific will run an excursion party into Yellowstone Park this July promising the grandest outing yet from a railway. Concord coaches camping out hunting and fishing en route are among the attractions offered to tourists.
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Union Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Concord
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