Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Sets Regatta Plans
The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club issued general orders for a July regatta in New York Harbor with a 200 prize cap for the 40-foot class. Squadrons meet at Oyster Bay July 1, then move to Larchmont and Marblehead for further events. Prizes of 200 to 3500 dollars are offered by clubs and individuals, with multiple class divisions and specific course lengths. Commodore Weekes invites captains to join and register by contacting the fleet captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
New York
Hull Yacht Club
Dunraven
Valkyrie
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
SEA Fox
New York Harbor
Oyster Bay Harbor
Oyster Bay Yacht Club
Long Island City
Locus Valley
Larchmont
Eastern Yacht Club
Henry 5
Hovey
Berard
A. Cass Canfield
Marblehead
Royal Phelps Carroll
Bar Harbor
Yacht Club
R. C. Poor
South Street
Regatta Committee
Corinthian Club
Speciar
Corinthian Yacht Club
Ciara
Minerva
Banshee
Alidia
Kathleen
Tomboy
Beatrice
Devlin
Forsyth
Dalzell
Ulidia
Omboy
Magorie
Grunnhilde
Aura
Playmate
Dorothy
Lanshee
Clara
Sandy Hook
Scotland
Grunhilde
Dunraven Sees Valkyrie Shine in Cup Race Prospects
Lord Dunraven and his brother-in-law Mr Kerr praised Valkyrie after an interview in London. They said the yacht surpassed crack rivals in windward and running tests and would perform well in heavy weather. They expect Volunteer to defend the America Cup and plan to sail Valkyrie in the race.
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Dunraven
Valkyrie
London
Lord Dunraven
Kerr
Liverpool
Clyde
New
How the Yachts Finished Race Near Queenstown
The yacht race began yesterday and finished about 5 am. Valkyrie was becalmed within half a mile of the winning station for an hour. Vreda, aided by an easterly wind, passed Valkyrie and reached the club quay at 4 56. Valkyrie and Yarana becalmed near the quay and dropped anchors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Valkyrie
Vreda
Yarana
Hull Yacht Club First Championship Race
The Hull Yacht Club announces its inaugural championship race setting a milestone in local sailing. Competitors from nearby clubs gather for the event to determine Hull’s premier yachting champion.
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Hull Yacht Club
Hull
Rough Passage of Cutter Shona to New York
Captain Rufus Smith sailed Mr Tweed’s 38 foot Cutter Shona from the Vineyard to New York amid head winds fogs and heavy seas. The log from June 8 to 28 notes leaks rough weather and multiple harbors including Hull Monomo Point Newport and Point Judith with tugs to Staten Island and a leaking boat on arrival.
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Rufus Smith
Mr. Tweed
New York
Boston
Hull
Minot
Highland Light
Monomo Point
Vineyard
Cuttyhunk Island
Quick’s Hall
Newport
Maggie
N. L. Stebbins
Galatea
Point Judith Light
Magie
Renton
Point Judith
New London
Cornfield
Wanikner’s Island Light
Whitestone
Staten Island
Volunteer held for America’s Cup defense remains fit for racing
Edward Burgess defends Volunteer after reports of her retirement and hull damage. He asserts the yacht is sound, built with heavy scantlings, and capable of twenty more years of racing. Burgess also refutes sale to English interests, noting General Paine would not sell to any buyer not placing her at the America Cup committee’s disposal. Boston June 17.
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Volunteer
Edward Burgess
The
New York Sun
Sun
General Paine
Boston
Ladies Night at the Dorchester Yacht Club
The Dorchester Yacht Club hosts ladies night on Monday June 24 at the club anchorage Harrison Square from 8 to 11 PM a reception for lady friends of members.
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Dorchester
Dorchester Yacht Club
Anchorage
Harrison Square
Boston Dental Alumni Holds Annual Meeting and Dinner
The Boston Dental College Alumni Association met yesterday morning at the Tremont street college building with about fifty members present. Officers were elected including President Bryan H. Strout and Treasurer H. A. Baker. A committee was formed to draft resolutions on the death of Dr. Leon Rideout and others to discuss building site options for a potential college building. The group, including newly admitted graduates, later dined at the Tavern around 2 pm with remarks from Dr. C. H. Osgood and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dental Yellewe Alumni Association
Tremont Street
J. H. Daly
8. G. Stevens
Leon Rideout
Lynn
Association
Clements
Charles H. Osgood
J. King Knight
A. W. Howard
Bryan H. Strout
8. C. Ingram
H. A. Baker
Will Rice
J. W. Clements
J. R. Piper
J. K. Allen
Frank &. Stedman
M. E. Davenport
W. B. Buckley
L. E. Brewster
D.D.S
William Rice
Guess B.S. Ladd
E. H. Hall
L J. Wetherbee
C. P. Pengree
Beaten to Insensibility in Albany Street Robbery
George Essex of the Old Colony railroad was attacked by four men on Albany street near Oak last evening. They knocked him unconscious, robbed him of 25 dollars and a watch, and left him in a doorway. He was taken to the station and later to City Hospital with severe injuries. A suspect was arrested on Albany street by Officer Moore.
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George Essex
Old Colony Railroad
Albany Street
Oak
McNeil
Station 4
Broadway
Boston
City Hospital
Moore
Death by own action of Lynn thief in Lynn
Charles F. Goodwin of Lynnfield hanged himself in a City Hall cell using a rope as suspenders. He had been confined for stealing carpenters tools from Henry Mattox and reportedly drank heavily recently.
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Lynn
Charles F. Goodwin
Lynnfield
Henry Mattox
James L Little Dies in Swampscott After Half Century in Boston Trade
James L Little a prominent Boston merchant of fifty years died after a period of illness at his Swampscott summer home. Born in Marshfield in 1810 he moved to Boston in 1825 and built a career from clerk to head of firms like Little Alden Co and Little Co. He guided Pacific Mills to prosperity as treasurer and played key roles in multiple companies and civic institutions. He left five sons and a daughter and will be buried at Blytheswood Swampscott with funeral Friday at 11 a.m.
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James L. Little
Swampscott
Boston
Mr. Little
Marshfield
Plymouth
Devonshire
England
Thomas Little
Littleton
Ephraim Little
Luther Little
United States
Washington Street
George Howe
Eliphalet Baker & Co
Paul Alden
William Monroe
Little, Alden & Co
Old Julian Hall
Milk and
Congress Streets
New York
Philadelphia
Little
Alden
James L. Little & Co
Pacific Mills
Lowell
Corporation
New England
J. Wiley Edmonds
Neponset
Canton Junction
Kearsarge Mills
Middlesex Corporation
Boston Gas Light Company
Tremont Street
Evans
New England Manufacturers and Mechanics’ Institute
Reorganized Board of Overseers of
Massachusetts General Hospital
Institute of Technology
Union Club
Zebedee Cook
Grace A. Oliver
Commonwealth Avenue
Little’s Point
Littie
Blytheswood
Notable Local Deaths Remove Several Prominent Citizens
Alonzo P. Nash 60 of Harrington Me a ship builder dies from work injuries leaving a widow four sons and two daughters. Thomas Lord longtime real estate figure in the city dies at 24 Mt. Vernon street age 57 never married with a brother and sister surviving. Captain Stevens of the Allan line Peruvian dies en route to Queenstown. Dr H K Bennett Fitchburg homoeopathist dies of Brights disease. Charles S Collins Troy Times associate editor dies suddenly at his desk. Paris reports M Cernesson dies succeeding President Carnot in the Chamber of Deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo P. Nash
Harrington
Thomas Lord
Mt. Vernon Street
Captain Stevens
Allan Line
Queenstown
Halifax
St. John’s
H. K. Bennett
Fitchburg
Bright
Charles S. Collins
Troy
N. Y
Paris
M. Cernesson
Carnot
Chamber of Deputies
William B. Derby Sentenced for Embezzlement
William B. Derby pleaded guilty to embezzling from the Mutual District Messenger Company. In Superior Criminal Court he received a three year term in State prison. He altered monthly company statements to divert funds totaling about nineteen thousand dollars over three years. His family has restitution of about seven thousand dollars. The court noted his good character in other respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Derby
Mutual District Messenger Company
Superior Criminal Court
Derby
Western Union
Mutual Union Telegraph
Mutual Union
Dunbar
Matrimonial Bonds at South Congregational Church
Rev Edward Hale and Miss Emily Milliken wed in a well attended ceremony with 500 guests. The organist played Lohengrin. bridesmaids wore silk mulle gowns in pink cream blue lavender and apple green. Reception at the bride’s mother 570 Warren Street and plans for residence at 281 West Chester Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Congregational Church
Edward Hale
Emily Milliken
Young People’s Society
Mr. Chadwick
Messrs
Charles Hooper
Walter Crane
H. 8. Wardner
Robert B. Hale
John Perkins
Rh. W. Winkley
Edith Milliken
Cornelia Cook
E. Hale
KE. T. Milliken
Warren Street
Hale
West _Chester park
W. B. Hale
Virginia
Philip Hale
George Flint
J. _L. G. Rice
James Dennis
J. A. Waters
Joshua Crane
H. Jose
John Small
Pierce
Cambridge
Charlies J. Wood
Miss Crane
Porter
E.pis
George ‘Lint
O Callaghan and Wall Wedding at St Patrick s Church
The wedding of Mr Thomas O Callaghan and Miss Mary E Wall was held at St Patrick s Catholic Church yesterday morning. The ceremony was conducted by Rev William Browne with Rev Murphy and Rev Lane assisting. Best man was Mr M O Callaghan. Ushers included J J O Callaghan James Carney J A Whalen F H Brooks J L Kingsley W H Burke W H Dowling I J Monahan. Bridesmaids were Nellie Clark Martha O Callaghan and maids of honor Lizzie McManus Theresa and Levina O Callaghan. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride s mother home in Woodville Square. The couple plan a honeymoon in New York and Canada and will reside at 30L Bunker Hill Street Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carney
J. A. Whalen
F. H. Brooks
J. L. Kingsley
W. H. Burke
W. H. Dowling
I. J. Monahan
Nellie Clark
Martha O'Callaghan
Lizzie
McManus
Theresa
Levina O'Callaghan
Woodville Square
Mrs. O'Callaghan
New York
Canada
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Polk and Greenleaf Wed at Dorchester Home
At W. L. Lovell residence on Longmeadow Street in Dorchester yesterday, Alva W. Polk of the Universalist Publishing House married Miss Anna V. Greenleaf, sister of Mrs. Lovell, with Rev. R. E. Polk officiating. The couple will reside at 8 Longmeadow Street, Dorchester, after a second Wednesday in September move-in.
Toomey Sirois Wedding At Notre Dame Victoires
A brilliant wedding was held yesterday at the Church of Notre Dame des Victoires Isabella street. The couple were Mr I ST Toomey and Miss Artimese Sirois of Calais Maine. The nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev Fr Reisdorfi with ushers W J Devlin M Gillon R T Harris Warner Demond and P J OLeary. The couple will reside at Forest Street and be at home after July 6 following a trip to New York and Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Devlin
M. . Gillon
R. T. Harris
Warner Demond
P. J. O’leary
Yoomey
New York
Newport
Forest Stills
Miss Harriet Sanger Weds Wales Stockbridge Jr in Cambridge
Miss Harriet P. Sanger daughter of Charles K. Sanger of California and Mr Wales K Stockbridge Jr of Hyde were married at 51 Ellery Street Cambridge. Rev Pearty P Davis officiated with maid Fannie Capron and bridesmaid Gertrude Clark. Best man F Ek Magee ushers Frank Fay Luther Freeman W E Amback Samuel G Dolliver Ludwig Frank. The bride wore ivory silk with Dutch lace and daisies. 300 guests attended a reception. The couple plan a Montreal Quebec honeymoon.
Freeman Field wed in Cambridge
FIELD FREEMAN Miss Lottie E Freeman and Frank D Field of Somerville were married at the bride's parents home No 103 Washington street Cambridge last evening. Rev E K Chandler officiated. The bride wore cream drop dalina trimmed with sarah and passa menterie. She was attended by her sister Miss Cora Freeman. Mr Chauncy L Field was best man and Messrs Walter W Field and Elmer Slocomb were ushers.
Rockwell Everest Nuptials Tie Notable Conn Couple
Miss Mary Louise Everest daughter of Rev. Charles H. Everest married Charles Lee Rockwell banker of Meriden at the First Congregational Church Norwalk. A reception and banquet followed at Colonel John Lockwood's home before a brief bridal tour and a voyage to Europe scheduled for next Wednesday.
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Rockwell-Everest
Norwalk
Conn
First Congregational Church
Mary Louise
Charles H. Everest
Charles Lee Rockwell
Meriden
F. It
John Lockwood
Rockwell
Europe
Knight Cutler Wedding At Flint Street Somerville
The residence of Alson Knight on Flint Street hosted the marriage of his daughter Ella A Knight to Frank E Cutler last evening. The ceremony took place at 7 30 with Rev J J Muller officiating. The couple will reside at 66 Pearl Street East Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Lord
Charles H. West
Rogers
New York
Philadelphia
John Gilberts Ancestors From Old Boston Letter
A reader corrects a previous sketch by detailing John Gilberts family. He traces Johns father and grandfather to Atkinson New Hampshire and notes maternal grandfather a well known Boston figure with a North End home and Atkins uncles store. He cites Ezekiel Belknap a Revolutionary officer who died in 1886 and mentions long lived Belknap kin and knit stockings by a sister aged 105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilbert
the Post
Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert
Court End
North End
Boston
Old South
Sam
Tim ‘Atkins
Mary Belknap
Atkinson
N. H
John
Ezekiel Belknap
Bunker
Breed’s Hill
American Academy
Montserrat Lime Fruit Juice Request
A brief note requests Montserrat lime fruit juice and nothing else. No further details or context are provided.
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Montserrat
Copeland Sues Andrews Firm Over Promissory Notes
Nelson J. Isaac C. Copeland as administrator of Milton J. Copeland sues Isaac N. Andrews and Frank A. McKean in the United States Circuit Court over provisions sold to the firm J N Andrews & Co. The auditor found McKean not a partner. verdict for plaintiff at 837397 damages. Jury trials reset to June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
J. Isaac C. Copeland
Isaac N. Andrews
Milton J. Copeland
Brookline
Boston
Andrews
Frank A. McKean
Nashua
N. H
J. N. Andrews & Co
McKean
S.J. Thomas
J. Hi Benton, Jr
COMMONWEALTH'S COURT RESCRIPTS ON CORPORATE ASSIGNMENTS AND BONDS
Legal proceedings include Nonantum Worsted Company versus Holliston Mills over two promissory notes and an asserted corporate director liability blocked by an assignment for creditors. Supreme Court reverses, allowing the action. Also Suffolk Savings Bank versus City of Boston over coupons on bonds tied to a street improvement loan. Blake Bros. & Co. holds unimpeachable title to enforce payment. William G. Hammond v Pinkham et al discusses assignment for creditors and claim release. court finds no oral release and rules in favor of plaintiff for the note amounts after dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth’s Court
Nonantum Worsted Company
Holliston Mills
Nee
Supreme Court
George Putnam
H. G. Nichols
Lewis D. Roberts
City of
Boston
Court House
Ashburton Place
Petitioner
Jabez Co. Howe
Butler
A. A. Ranney
A. Blume
A. J. Bailey
Suffolk Savings Bank
City of Boston
Blake Bros. & Co
Baring Bros. & Co
Onds
London Stock Exchange
England
Laintiff
Blake Bros. & To
Baring Bros
Charles A. Welch
I. M. Babson
William G. Hammond
Alexander B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Russell
W. B. Owen
Linus M. Child
T. E. Barry
Superior Court First Session June 19 Docket Summary
In the first session Judge Staples hears No. 980 John Q. Adams vs James J. Breach et al an action for services rendered in seeking capital to market a boot sole cutting machine. Plaintiff claims 2000. Defendants deny securing capital and rest. Jury out. Also No. 982 William J. Martin vs Jacob H Hathorne alleging $2000 in injuries from a horse car incident. Trial in progress. In second session Judge Thompson No. 4694 Frances E Jans vs Boston Albany Railroad administratrix seeks 10000 for injuries from a November 1887 railroad incident. verdict for defendant directed.
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Superior Court
Staples
John Q. Adams
James J. Breach
L. W. Howes
Augustus Russ
William J. Martin
Jacob H. Hathorne
Washington Street
Dover
Court set to hear motions as term proceeds
The session lists cases including Parkman v. Suffolk Savings Bank and Vegelahn v. De Manaville with others like Parsons v. Greeley and Phenix Brew Co. v. Lyons. Judge Bischoff presiding, E W Hutchins and H Wheeler for plaintiffs, Samuel Hoar for defendants. only one other case scheduled for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hutchins
H. Wheeler
Samuel Hoar
Ilunt
Boston
BisHor, J
B. L. RR. Co
Parsons v. Greeley
Phenix
Brew. Co
Lyons
Reinstein
Supreme Judicial Court Lists Cases for Thursday Session
The Supreme Judicial Court in June 19 session, Justice Knowlton presiding, listed cases for today including Stanchfield v Kidder Sprague E Ky Co v Fast Side RR Co Weymouth Selectmen v Fresman Loud v Brigham Leeward v Sutton Morey v Churchill Speer v Commonwealth Barry v Shaw Titton v Horn Allen Lynch v Keefe. The court heard the first case all day and it remained unfinished, involving examination of accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanchfield
Kidder
Sprague E. Ky. Co
Fastside RR. Co
Plymouth
Selectmen of
Weymouth
Fresman
Norfolk
Loud
Morey
Churchill
Speer
Commonwealth
Barry
Shaw
Titton
Horn
jLievad
Superior Court Dockets Across Counties June 19
Middlesex Norfolk and Essex courts report jury bouts and decrees nisi in multiple cases. Cushing vs Lang awards plaintiff $25. Benkart vs New York & New England Railroad in Dedham proceeds to second trial. Salem divorces ordered nisi for numerous adultery desertion cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Sherman
Nisi
Mary A. Nutting
George E. Nutting
Ipswich
Aaron T. Sanborn
Eleanor J. Sanborn
Abbie K. Watson
Sewall Watson
Marblehead
Grace W. Durkee
George D. R. Durkee
Haverhill
John G. Weston
Everett B. Towle
Annie_ G. Towle
Swampscott
Walter E. Jones
Laura
Jones
Lynn
Almeda Tarbox
William Tarbox
Arthur B. Sumner
Maud L. Sumner
Matilda A. Noyes
Charles A. Noyes
Groveland
Nellie F. Spurr
William
Embezzlement Case Highlighted in State Court Docket
A Superior Court docket item notes a criminal case labeled embezzlement tied to the defendant VINBAR 19 and the state. Details remain limited in the provided fragment.
Insolvency Court Delivers Multiple Meetings and Dividends
In Norfolk County Dedham June 19 Judge White oversees Holt & Messier Foxboro with a fourth adjourned third meeting and one month continuance. Notary Shuttle Sewing Machine Foxboro granted second adjourned third meeting with continuance and dividend ordered. J Crossman Needham discharged after adjourned third meeting with no dividend. W E Chickering Brookline given adjourned third meeting extended two weeks. H W Tirrell Quincy first meeting continued two weeks. W S Ware Wellesley second meeting taken oath with dividend on privileged claims and third Wednesday in October set for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Dedham
Tardy Case Lineup Mixed with Multiple Insurers
Fragmented OCR lists case names and years involving Michigan Fire and Marine, Appleton Weeks, Franklin and Standard Fire insurers. Repeated surnames include Kelley Porter McDowell Jewell Whitcomb Cutler Fessenden Nagle Williams Cole and Porter Glennon across years 1946 2009 2010 2012 2018. The garbled text notes various v. pairs and co. references without coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Porter
McDowell
Jewell
Whitcomb
Cutler
Sane
Appleton
Weeks
Mich. Ins
Fessenden
Nagle
Franklin Ins. Co
Buffalo German Ins
Burbank. Co
Same
Standard Fire Ins
Williams
Cole- Co
Probate Court Actions in Norfolk County Dozens of Adoptions and Appraisals
Norfolk County probate records list wills allowed for Margaret Murray and Charles H Nichols with a Brookline memorandum, administrations granted for several estates, multiple guardianship and adoption orders, and appraisals and sales permissions in Avon Quincy Norwood Foxboro Weymouth Medway and Milton. The notice ends with an extraneous line promoting Elastic Starch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Dedham
White
J. Wills
Margaret Murray
Charles H. Nicols
Brookline
Seay
Mary Elizabeth Blake
Providence
R. E. John McDowell
Braintree
Sarah A. Scott
Ponafare
Susan Watson
Hydeark
W. J. Bowditch
Anna Colburn
E. B. Cook
Susannah Howard
Bellingham
W. E. Ward
Joseph Ambrose McGuinness
G. W. Haffermill
Mary K. Haffermill
Norwood
Josephine Hunter
Annette Hunter
Josephine Haffermuil
Horam Blanchard
Nathan Tucker
W. H. Tucker
J. P. Varnum
Avon
Foxboro
James Craig
Quincy
F. D
Arthur
Walter
C. H. Craig
J. F. Flynn
Weymouth
Margaret Flynn
Josephine L. Varnum
J.P. Varnum
Linda F. Grover
R. A. Grover
Newark and Boston News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents
Special Agent Montgomery has wrapped inquiries into the Grossi case and Eliza Wright will testify in person tomorrow. John Lane suffered a severe skull fracture from a falling bale of wool at 590 Atlantic Avenue and was hospitalized. The Tavern Club protests Van Rensselaer Place extension to Park Square. Real estate broker George B. Elliot sold 377 Northampton Street to F. T. Vose for above assessment. The Pain’s grand firework show debuts at Huntington Avenue Amphitheatre Monday evening June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Treasury Department
New York
Grossi
Eliza Wright
John Lane
A Street
Boston
Atlantic Avenue
City Hospital
Board of Street Commissioners
Tavern Club
van Rensselaer Place
Park Square
George B. Elliot
Northampton Street
Columbus Avenue
F. T. Vose
London
Huntington Avenue
British Americans Open Second Annual National Convention
The British-American Association of the United States begins its second annual convention in America Hall with George E. Gooch presiding. Massachusetts efforts push for affiliation, proposing a revised constitution granting state representation by president and one delegate per 500 members. Conference report adopted, adjournment set for today. A Massachusetts special convention to consider national affiliation is planned, with a mass meeting at Faneuil Hall tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
British-American Association of the
United States
America Hall
George E. Gooch
Chicago
James Lee
Pennsylvania
Henry J. Dubois
Rhode Island
J. Henry Williams
Fengsyvas
George J. L. Jones
Illinois
British-American Association of Massachusetts
D. D. Sinclair
National Association
Massachusetts Association
General Council of the
Faneuil Hall
Noted Complaint to West End Line About Route Deviation
A Boston letter from June 19 urges the West End Railway Company to inform Clarendon street line patrons when cars do not follow the prescribed route. The writer complains about being dropped on Boylston street after waiting and notes repeated occurrences, calling it aggravating and inconvenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
Taverner
West End
Clarendon Street Line
Boylston Street
Clarendon
Beacon
Boston
First Public School in America Commemoration Planned
Dorchester District Boston marks the first public school funded by a direct town tax with a June 22 gathering at Meeting-House Hill. William A. Mowry will give the address, with speeches by Charles I. Gallagher and others noting the long-ago origin and early restrictions on female attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dorchester
Boston
Boston School Committee
Meeting-House Hill
Mather
William A. Mowry
Charles I. Gallagher
Boston School Board
J. Barrows
Samuel Eliot
H. M. Dexter
Rose and Strawberry Show Closes at Horticultural Hall
The rose and strawberry exhibition at Hor ticultural Hall closed last evening. A display from John Bb. Moore & Son of Concord featured variegated hybrid perpetual roses and seven glass jars of delphiniums. Spooner's "Mme. Gabriel Suizet" roses drew attention while Dr. J. Weld of Brookline showed jacade minors. Many awards were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Steam Fitters Convention Elects Executive Board
The National Steam Fitters' Association convention opened with President Walling presiding and the election of a seven member executive board. Greetings came from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and other societies as resolutions were read and the committee on constitution began its report. The day was spent revising the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steam Fitters
National Steam Fitters’ Association
Walling
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
Committee On
Pearline Praised for Easy Washing by Trusted Friends
Friends extol Pearline as a simple soap that cuts grime with little effort. The product is highlighted for its gentle formula and effectiveness on durable fabrics, making laundry faster and less tiring for households.
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Seawanhaka Corinthian
Eowaarrd Burgess
Dental College
Boston Association
United
Parkman
Simonds
Vegelahn
de Man Aerville
Joyce
D'Arcy
Boston Type Fonnay
Supreme Judicial Court
Knowlton
Equity
Jenkins Et al
Pearson
Langford
Brock
Gunnerson
Heaton
Fexkes
Chandler
Pearl
Byfield
Sone Als
Johnson
Warren Et al
Fleming
Hood
Curtis
Murphy
Rohler
Dame
Parker
Jostatin
Bond
Briggs
Stinson
Barker
Peter Benkart
New York & New England Railroad Corporation
Ashcroft Station
J. E. Cotter
Plainne
Saltonstall
H. E. Bolles
Decndant
Hollenbeck
Mast
McNenaght
Camp- Foos & Co
Bell
Guild
Thain
Campbell, Advix
Fogarty
Connell
Paul
Grant
Duffy's Va
Dacey
Kehoe
Saime
Evy and
Tardy, JJ
Mich
Fire & Maiine Ins. Co. v. A
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
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Oak Grove
Farncafe
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