Ten-Inning Clash With Wet Grounds Delivers Slow Motion Baseball
The Boston and Brooklyn clubs played a lengthy ten inning game delayed by rain on a slick field. Brooklyn misfired against Clarkson early but Boston built a modest lead. In the seventh, Boston faltered as Pinkney, O'Brien, and Foutz sparked a bases loaded rally for Brooklyn. The visitors tied it in the eighth and the game remained deadlocked until Boston produced a late tenth inning surge, aided by Ward and Pinkney errors, culminating in a dramatic win for the Brooklyn visitors on a sharp late hit and a fielding miscue by Boston. The game showcased superb defense from both sides, including Long and Herman Long, with no base steals or double plays despite the slippery conditions.
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Bostons
Brooklyns
Clarkson
Long
Stovey
Quinn
Pinkney
Terry
Ward
Tucker
Griffin
Barns
Brodie
John Clarkson
Darby O’brien
Foutz
Con Daily
O’brien
Harry Stovey
Collins
Lowe Ward
Bobby
Grnittin
Lowe
Hurns
Burns
Boston
Hostons
Hub
Joe
Nash
Guvnn
Tom
Huston
Lerry
Gristig
Fnvnder
Lie
Helders
Herman Long
ColumpBus
Columbus
Gastright
Melamany
St. Louis
St Louis
Latteriegs
O’connor
Powse
Griffith
Boyle
Columbia
McTlamany
Wheelock
Crucks
Fuller
Comiskey Hoyle
Balla
Hy Gastricht
Grffith
Lyons
O'Conner
Uuspire
Jones
Lime
Rain Post's Forecast For New England Warmer Weekend
The bulletin predicts fair weather in Northern New England with light variable winds and higher temperatures, while Southern New England may see partial cloudiness and possible rain with lighter winds. Sunday looks fair and warmer. The synopsis notes a uniform low pressure system across the country with minimal gradient and scattered low readings. New England remains coolest with 66 to 58 degrees in various locations yesterday.
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POST
New England
Montana
Arkansas
Florida
Lake
Maine
Br Smith
Ark
North Platte
Olympia
Wash
Block Island
Nantucket
Boston
New York
Philadelpia
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago
Eastport
Gaston
Philadelphia
Washington
Norfolk
A Good Cause at Tabernacle Institute Eyes Name Change
The Tabernacle Young Men's Institute at 6 and 7 Chardon Street enlarges its work and may adopt the name Boston Young Men's Institute. The board recommends the change, with voting set for next Thursday. The Sea Shore Home committee bought a beach lot near Ocean Pier Vere rough to house fifty children daily as a summer industrial school. Donations of lumber bedding crockery furniture or cash are welcome. No sectarian fines are drawn in this charity.
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Tabernacle Young Men's Institute
Chardon Street
Boston Young Men’s Institute
Sea Shore Home
Ocean Pier
Revere
Ifty
Sunday Concert on the Common by Germania Band
The Germania Band performs a Sunday afternoon program at 4 oclock on the Common. Selections include National Fendibles March, an overture, Martha, The Barber of Seville, Monastery, a waltz, and Galop numbers conducted by Emil McLLeNnuma.
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Germania
Packsanz
Meyerbeer
Martha
Sian
Galop
American Wonders Yellowstone Park Excursion Preview
Yellowstone Park stands as one of the world’s great wonders as the Union Pacific announces a July excursion. Tourists are urged to contact their nearest U P agent for details on dates and arrangements.
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Yellowstone Park
U. P
Auction of 75 acclimated thoroughbreds at Northampton stables
A. W. Davis advertises at 78 0 and 82 Northampton street the sale of seventy five acclimated Michigan horses and fet gentlemen roadsters pairs and family horses at reasonable prices.
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A. W. Davis
Northampton Street
Michigan
Gilt Edge Limited Daily Route and Sale Notice
At 6 p.m the Gilt Edge Limited departs Park Square station via the Shore Line and arrives at Grand Centrals at 11 p.m An offer advertises new or secondhand Hong Kong camphor chests at half price sold to close Paine's Furniture Co 48 Canal Street
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Gilt Edge Limited
Park Square Station
Shore Line
Grand
Ifty
Hong Kong
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal Street
Mildred Edges Saladin In Special 30-Footers Race
In a brisk northeast breeze off Marblehead the Mildred defeated the Saladin in a 30-footers special for a $60 purse. Both yachts sailed a 24 mile course from Marblehead Rock to Grave's buoy and back, with the Mildred gaining on the windward leg and finishing about two minutes ahead after a close reach and run.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
William H. Clark
William S. Eaton, Jr
P. T. Jackson, Jr
Augustus N.ranton l
Henry H.kud
Tr. Turner
Owenee
W.H. Wilkinson
W. R. Fowle
Marblehead Rock
Tom Moore
Tinker’s Island
Pig Rocks
Grave
Mildred
Saladin
Rowe
Atilso
Zeller
Swampscott
Gossoon
Triton
Lynn Yacht Club rules clash sparks regatta dispute
In Lynn Massachusetts the annual election brought a dispute over boat measurement rules for the Expert Cup. Critics say the Regatta Committee changed water line rules without authority, affecting boats from several Lynn clubs and risking discontinuation of expert cup races.
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Milared
W. H. Wiiker- Sturt
Soas Indica
Seeesee
Saladin
W. R. Fowlé
New England Yachting Association
Astera
Souther
S. L. Satanders
Euugene Lawlor
Emma L
Irene
Nellie Farley
Lynn
Rafus Benner
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Hull Yacht Club
Hull
Keawanhaka Club
New York
Gloriana
Eastern Yacht Club
Thelma
Owenee
Aiborak
Barbara
Beatrix
Jaunty Shirtwaists and Royal gowns in London fashion
The piece notes Queen Wilhelmina of Holland wearing two London dresses during a visit to Amsterdam a black silk petticoat outfit with white crepe and a white gros grain silk dinner dress with lace and ribbons. It also praises shirt waists for being cool and stylish and highlights Ascot race gowns and parasol trends. It discusses cheap China matting from peasant-made strips and credits Messrs Jordan & Marsh for information.
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Wilhelmina of
Holland
London
Amsterdam
Messrs
J. Gilchrist
Ascot
England
Messrs. RK. H. Stearns
Stummer House
Jordan & Marsh
Retiring commander honored by Second Corps of Cadets
The Second Corps of Cadets in Salem held a parade and supper for Lieutenant-Colonel J Frank Dalton who recently resigned after over 25 years of service. Major J W Hart led a 150 strong command through town to the Armory where Dalton was presented with a gold wristwatch. Former officers attended and praised his efforts to promote the corps.
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SaLem
J. Frank Dalton
J. W. Hart
Essex
Piint
Chestnut
Sumner
Washington
Lafayette
Central
Kissex
St. Peter, Brown
Washington Square
Masex
Armory
Dalton
Hart
Howard
Second Corps of Cadets
Julion
Indicted for Murder in New Bedford Case
The grand jury in New Bedford indicted Charles Joseph Tighe of Boston for the murder of Peter Johnson at Ege Harbor. Report says he used the alias Charlie Marsden, is linked to a Boston clairvoyant, and has a volatile life history with multiple names and arrests, though only one prior prison term.
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New Brprorp
lThe
Peter Johnson
Ege Harbor
Charles Joseph Tighe
Boston
Charlies Marsden
New Bedford
Charlies ‘Tighe
Cornelius Tighe
Lawrence
Charles Fight
Girls' Latin School Graduation Held on June 23
Closing exercises of the Girls' Latin School are set for Tuesday June 23 at 8 o clock am. Graduates include Abbie F Brown Sibyl Collar Claire F Hammond Virginia Holbrook H Belle Moore Ethel Ward Bowers Esther L Sanborn Josephine L Sanborn Mabel Smith Elizabeth K Waite Lacey W Warren Lielen L Witder Mary B Willis.
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Abbie F. Brown
Sibyl Collar
Claire F. Hammond
Virginia Holbrook
H. Belle Moore
Ethel Ward Bowers
Esther L. Sanborn
Josephine L. Sanborn
Mabel Smith
Lizabeth K. Waite
Lacey W. Warren
Lielen L. Witder
Mary B. Willis
Firefighter Loses Fingers In Saw Accident In Roxbury
George Lee Cain a 47 year old Boston Fire Department member had his right hand caught in a circular saw at the department repair shops on Albany street yesterday morning. He was taken to City Hospital where his fingers were amputated. Cain is married and resides at 37 Labor street Roxbury.
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George Lee Cain
Boston Fire Department
Albany Street
City Hospital
le Cain
Labor Street
Roxbury
Dainty Gowns for Children and Misses at Hollanders
Readable fashion notes describe tan Bedford cord gowns with blue ottoman yokes and black velvet trim, a white chalice frock with pink sprigs and rose ribbon, and a cream chalice with apple blossoms. Also safety tips claim muslins can be made less flammable through tungstate of soda starch, alum rinsing, and non inflammable ready mixed starches.
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Messrs. L. P. Hollanders
Rose du Barry
Change of Time for International Steamship Summer Schedule
The International Steamship Company introduces a summer timetable from June 22 with daily service except Sundays. Steamers depart Commercial Wharf at 5 p.m. on Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays to Eastport and St John direct, while Wednesdays and Saturdays use the Western Division train to Portland for a 6 p.m. steamer connection. fares via rail to Portland then steamer equal the direct Boston option. Boston to Portland day trips are suspended for the summer.
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International Steamship Company
Eastport
St. John
Western Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Portland
Palme's Furniture Company Adverts Easy Chair For Invalids
A short city advertisement from Palme's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street extols a wonderful easy chair for invalids. The claim is presented plainly and should be taken at face value, with the ad appearing on page I of the publication.
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Palme
Furniture Company
Canal Street
Pace I
Courts and legal actions in June sessions
United States Circuit Court hears Floyd patent infringement case on a sliding hill toboggan device with an inclined spiral track and elevator ascent. Supreme Judicial Court case progresses on contract and patent transfers, with hearings continuing into Tuesday. Superior Court reports money loan verdict and pauper support adjournment amid June sessions.
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United States Circuit Court
Nelson
J. Haverhill
Toboegan Co
Floyd
Heard
William A. McLeod
W. K. Richardson
Superior Couris
Issex
Salemy
Sherman
Kinsman
Danvers
Midaleton
Agesianus
Supreme Court Lets Revere Liquor Licenses Stand
Hermes J. Solomon Woodbury and fellow citizens sue Revere Selectmen and town treasurer over summer liquor licenses claiming census counts justify fewer permits. Court declines injunction, noting officers’ responsibility and possible license scope. Arguments by A. W. Hayes for complainants and D. F. Kimball with H. R. Bailey for defendants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Hermes J. Solomon Woodbury
Samuel J. Pratt
Revere
Boston
Grat
Revere Asg
United States
A. W. Hayes
D. F. Kimball
H. R. Bailey
Supreme Court Docket Updates From Suffolk First Session
The session lists cases before Judge Hammond including Francis Grant v Boston Sugar Refinery for 4000 damages over a defective machine, No. 1538 Quaster v City of Boston on land value for widening Commonwealth Avenue, and No. 4436 Patrick F Degnan v Eben D Jordan et al over a 25 000 personal injury from a defective elevator. Also Fourth Session entry William B Miller v New England Railroad Co for June 9 1890 derailment injuries after side rods broke.
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Superior Court
Suffolk
Hammond
Francis Grant
Boston Sugar
J. Woodbury
F. R. Wall
Quaster
City of
Boston
C. F. Kutreage
RK. W. Nason
Patrick F. Degnan
Eben D. Jordan
Mr. Jordan
J. Butler
I. H. Pearce
EK. J. Jenkins
R. M. Morse, Jr
John Lowell, Jr
Bonon
William B. Miller
New York & New England Railroad Company
Putnam
Conn
Highland Lake Station
Insolvency Court Actions In Suffolk County June Meetings
Third meetings proved claims and granted discharges for Empire Brewing Company, M. J. Flynn & Co., Valentine R. Bridgham, Benjamin St. Cregan, John J. Brookman, John H. Putnam, Charles E. Reed, Charles H. Wetmore, and William Bloom. Several cases had discharges refused due to insufficient assets, adjournments to Sept. 25, and others saw discharges acted upon with adjourned dates. First meetings listed include Charles F. Richardson, Owen A. Galvin as assignee, adjourned to July 3, plus Empire Steam Gauge Company and Bratus B. Powers & Co., with assignees adjourned to July 3 and Sept. 4 respectively.
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Suffolk Ss
McKint
Empire Brewing Company
M. J. Flynn & Co
Valentine R. Bridgham
Benjamin ST. Cregan
John J. Brookman
John H. Putnam
Charles E. Reed
Charles H. Wetmore
William Bloom
Austin K. Swith
Moses Wickson
Wiskey & Foster
Charles Meyer & Co
Charles H. Hayden
Thrasvouluos N. Catreras
Richard D. Sullivan
Bratus B. Powers & Co
William N. Titus
Mass Union Fraternal Orders to Convene at Tremont Temple
A grand mass meeting of the Massachusetts Union of Fraternal Orders will be held at Tremont Temple on Monday evening next. For particulars see advertisement in entertainment column.
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Massachusetts Union of Fraternal Orders
Tremont ‘Temple
Columb
Sunday notices from Boston spiritual centers and churches
A compilation of sermons and services across Newbury Street Columbus Avenue Brookline and Roxbury. Speakers include Mrs H S Lake on love and Emory J Haynes preaching tomorrow at 10:30 am with evening topics. union lectures feature John Wesley birthplaces and English religious life. Members urged to attend and enjoy singing and Sunday schools.
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Newbury Street
H. S. Lake
Cnerea of the
Disciples
West Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles G. Ales
Emmanuel Church
Leighton Parks
Boston
Copley Square
Boylston
Edward A. Horton
OngistiAn Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
W.S. Key
Wollaston
Ordoston
England
John Wesley
Epworth
Atereopticon
George
Endall Taylor
Caruren
Berkeley
Marlboro
James Huxtable
Mary A. Livermore
Wendell Phillips
Republic
Miner
Stackpole
Seantree
Cliot Square
Roxbury
James de Normandie
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