Haverhills Fall to Salems in Eleven Innings
In Haverhill, the Salems beat the Haverhills eleven to ten in eleven innings after a tied game through the ninth. Key moments came from Duffy and Polhemus for Salems and Lovely for Haverhills with the decisive run clinched in the eleventh.
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Haverhills
Salems
Lowells
Portland
Lyons
Lawrence
Lynns
Lawrences
Gibson
Bit
B. Apillis
Campana
Murray
Verrien
Donovanef
Sweeney
Sipurkett
Henry
Devlin
Pitag
tTerrien
Pettee
Mustay
Terrien
Earls
Fitsgerelt
Balla
Lymuns
Brat
Errore
Pottes
Fitzgerald
Stone
Evens Devlin
Corcoran
Split
Williams
Tine
Haverhill
Aus
Haverrills
Salema
Fara & Ly
PO. G
Ovely
Polhe
O’brien
Hassett
Flanagan
Walah
Leighton
Lally
Shannon
Say
Porter
Jousty
Footh
Eee Lé Ladean
Adden
Demar?'s
Ryan
Guveevd
Maverhills
Duffy
Polhemus
Blassett
Lovely
Demarais
Madden
Doe
Potter
Lanagen
Totter
Pasae
Ladeau
Wildere Madden
Jeomarafs
O’srien
Mahoney
England Fifty Years Ago The Statesmen and Questions Then Uppermost
England fifty years ago faced a strong opposition and a Whig government led by Lord John Russell. Victorian succession followed William IV death on June 20 1837. Lord Lytton praised Russell while Palmerston remained popular later. Melbourne showed notable good nature and bold action, while Brougham drew sharp retort. Peel and Grgham stood as eminent adversaries in a tense parliament.
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William IV
Victoria
Lord John Russell
John Russell
Timon
Lord Lytton
Panies
Russell
Palmerston
Lord Melbourne
Duke of Wellington
Melbourne
Lord Brougham
Robert Peel
Disraeli
House of Commons
James Grgham
Pitt Hed
Rising suns and battles in early British politics
The passage recalls the accession era of William IV or Victoria era politics with Liberal leaders Gladstone and Sidney Herbert in the Lords, and Brougham and Lyndhurst as influencers. It notes dissolution after a sovereign’s death, the Whigs rallying to the throne, Disraeli’s maiden speech and election, and the Anti Corn Law League's formation with Bright and Cobden, hinting at their future parliamentary shift away from Corn Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Sidney Herbert
Brougham
Lyndhurst
House of Lords
Janes
Disraeli
Maidstone
Anti-Corn Law League
Bright and Cobden
Bankers Conference Eyes Pittsburg Convention Details
Dr George Marsland of New York secretary of the American Bankers Association met Boston and New England bankers to plan the annual convention in Pittsburg October 12 and 18. Topics include money market stability bank growth banking reform and safeguards against frauds with excursions to oil regions and White Sulphur Springs.
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George Marsland
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Boston
Pittsburg
New England
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Europe
Suffolk
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Executive Council
Monongahela House
John Harper
West
Schermz
Westland
Business Troubles As H Sloan & Sons Suspend Pay
H Sloan and Sons cotton brokers of Philadelphia have suspended payment and plan to present a creditor statement in a few days. The collapse followed the insolvency of Washington Manufacturing Company, which they had indorsed for about 250000. Liabilities total around 100000 beyond this, but assets cover the amount. the firm halted payments while seeking arrangements with creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sloan & Sons
Philadelphia
Penn
Washington Manufacturing Company
Pa Er
British Societies Hold Victoria Jubilee Sports Day at Oak Island
In Oak Island today several British societies will commemorate Queen Victoria with a busy program of sports for pros and amateurs. Participating groups include the British Charitable and the Scots Charitable, the Scottish Clans, the Sons of St. George, the Caledonian Society, the British-American Club and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Island
Sons of St. George
Caledonian Society
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
East Boston Trade Association Plans Play Ground Petition
The East Boston Citizens' Trade Association held its last meeting of the season at Grand Army Hall. The group drafted a petition to the city council to obtain land at Falcon and Putnam streets for a children's playground and postponed streetlight matters to September. The annual excursion is set for June 30 at Hamilton, Massachusetts. Rumor says Rev. Charles Stow, pastor of the large Congregational church in Hartford and nephew of Mr. Beecher, is likely to be offered Plymouth Church’s pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stow
Congregational
Hartford
Beecher
Plymouth Church
Italian Gentlemen Visit Boston During U S Tour
A group of about twenty five Italian gentlemen from Milan and Genoa arrived Sunday night and are quartered at the American House. Organized by Gon Drand Brothers, the party is under C A Barattoni and includes nobility and professionals from various fields. They’ve toured Washington, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Louisville, Cincinnati and Chicago, seen Mammoth Cave and Niagara Falls, and visited the State House, Old South, Faneuil Hall, and Barnum's circus. They plan to inspect docks and wardhouses today before returning to New York by Fall River line.
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Boston
Messrs. Gondrand
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kentucky
Mammoth Cave
Niagara Falls
Exchange
State House
Barattoni
Bayard
Ames
Léschel
Menard
Old South
Faneuil Hall
Old State House
City Hall
Bunker Hill Monument
Cambridge
Back Bay
New York
Fall Riverine
Boston Veteran Firemen Agree on September Parade
The Boston Veteran Firemen's Association elected a parade for September 12 at the Old State House. Roxbury Charlestown Lowell and Providence groups will participate with engines and uniformed men. Committees were named for gear, music, badges, catering and parade logistics. treasurer Lawrence appointed. A Forest Hill monument funds conference was formed and a further meeting set for Saturday at 5 PM.
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Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association
Old State House
Roxbury
Charlestown
Boston Association
Lowell
Providence
Boston
Lake
Cherrington
Downs
Cunningham
Damrell
Pray
Hines
Lawrence
Spooner
Bird
Walker
Smith
Murder Trial in East Cambridge for Somerville Man Nowlin
In a special session in East Cambridge this morning James E. Nowlin of Somerville is to be arraigned for trial on murder charges in the death of George A. Codman a Somerville milkman killed last January. The case hinges on a confession and the motive alleged to seize $800 Codman possessed. Nowlin has been jailed at East Cambridge. his defense claims insanity while the government is represented by Sherman Stevens and Chief Parkhurst with Henry E. Fales of Milford aiding the defense.
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Supreme Judicial Court
East Cambridge
James E. Nowlin
Somerville
George A. Codman
Lexington
Lincoln
Bomerville
Eddie Nowlin
Nowlin
Eest Cambridge
Henry E. Fales
Milford
Sherman
Stevens
Parkhurst
Cambridge English high school graduation at Sanders Theater
Cambridge High School held graduation exercises last evening in Sanders Theater attended by a full audience. The event marked the first English High School showcase under Principal F A Hill with diplomas presented by Mayor Russell. Graduates ranged from four years to two year courses including many names from the class list and an orchestra performance by J Howard Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge English High School
Sanders Theatre
English High School
F. A. Hill
Agnes ¥. Collier
G. I. Oxford
Nettie A McKinnon
Carrie I
Colburn
Alice M
Rete McKinnon
Charlotte E. Mullen
Ma S. Mullins
Margaret G. Ee
Jennie
Tt. Ray
Hattie Lawin
Alice M. Smth
Bessie Is Jonle
Grace C. Stedman
Lucy G. Browe
Christina O. White
Ecourse
Arthur
Binnink
Arthur ¥. Burnham
Francis B. Conway
Augustus de Corte
Frank D. Lockin
George W. McCloskey
Jerbert L. Moore
Arthur J. Reed
Annie J. Grover
Hannah A. McFadden
Jennie A. Nevens
Hattie J. Parker
Bessie Wyzanski
J. Howard Richardson
New Mission to Boost Hawaiian Education and Civility
The American Board plans to send new missionaries to Hawaii to reinforce native pastors and introduce industrial education for boys and girls. General Armstrong and Dr. J. P. Smith spoke at a Congregational House conference, urging coed schooling and broader civilizing work to counter population changes and moral decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Board
Hawaiian Islands
J. P. Smith
Smith
Institute
Hampton
General Armstrong
Congregational House
Prudential Committee
Attern
Seelye
Amherst
Lyman Abbott
Armstrong
Shot by a Policeman in South Boston Disturbance
Officers Herold and Cunningham responded to a disturbance in Green alley South Boston when attacked by a mob. John Lally 18 living at 19 Athens street was among the crowd and police fired a revolver hitting him in the right breast. He was taken to City Hospital with a likely fatal wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lally
Athens Street
South Boston
Greenalley
First Street
Herold
Cunningham
Station 6
Peletis
Sally
Sally In the Right Breast. Dr. Robins
NOTES ABOUT THE CITY SUMMARY OF EVENTS
Martin L Bradford Jr a 24 year old medical student son of Martin L Bradford the Washington street cutler shot himself in his McLean street room. Edward Bannon alias William Wallie identified as a gang member and recent robberies held for Superior Court. A pickpocket tried to snatch Mrs Ida M Smiths watch at Winthrop near Jord Marsh Co s store. The Hon Alpheus Mardy reported more comfortable. Dr Talbot says he is gaining ground. Annie Duresa ex matron at the Tombs traveled from Silver City NM to Boston. Methodist Social Union meeting at Wesleyan Hall drew nearly 100. Rev L H Banks spoke on The Columbia River. Ladds dock East Boston sold at auction for 9000 to J H Perkins. Burnner Smith crushed between railroad cars died at Mass General. Jeremiah O Neil assaulted with an axe by Morris Lehan. James McCarty and John Sullivan fell overboard from steamer City of Gloucester. rescued by James Madden. Yacht race view from Nantucket deck leaving Rowe s Wharf at 0 45. Random runaway car caused depot damage at Boston & Albany station. 700 in damage. no injuries.
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Martin L. Bradford, Jr
Martin L. Bradford
Washington Street
McLean Street
Edward Bannon
William Wallie
Chester Square
Fifth
South End
Superior Court
Ida M. Smith
Winthrop
Jord
Marsh & Co
Annie Duresa
Tombs
Boston
Silver City
New Mexico
Methodist Social Union
Wesleyan Hall
L. H. Banks
Columbia River
Ladd’s
Jeremiah O'Neil
Federal Street
Morris Lehan
Lehan
James McCarty
John Sullivan
City of Gloucester
Long Wharf
James Madden
Nantucket
Rowe
Blodgett
James Morehan
Bay State
J. L. Eldridge
Lincoln
John Doddson
Charles H. Thompson
Dayton
Edw C. Holmes
Holmes
W. B. French
Hoar
O. H. Carpenter
Martin C. Ford
Walter E. Searle
Cunniff
Driscoll
Genevus
Boston & Albany RR
M Mnault
Sabe
Whart
Fardy
Mingon
Perkins
Adams
Ehriick
Ehriick. 64] —Stagdale Vs. Baker. 605—Albright
Atherton
Moorheed
Routh
Boston RR
Guptill
Packer
Hawley
Hildreth
Gould
Slater Woollen Co
Jackman
Ransur
North End Vacation School Donations listed at 148 Charles St
Mrs Fields acknowledges contributions for the North End vacation school. Gifts include 10 to 600 and 15 to 500 varied from individuals like Mrs James Brown and Mrs Isaac Sweetser to a general friend and Phree friends. The address COLO No 148 Charles street is noted.
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North End
Fields
North Inde LN
Flek
James Brown
Isaac Sweetser
Ministers Meet On Sermon Preparation and Delivery
A large Monday gathering of Congregational ministers debated sermon preparation and delivery led by Rev J Hisworth Fullerton. Speakers included Rev E N Packard Dr Elijah Horr Dr Spear and Dr Merriman. A note on future topics mentioned work of summer assemblies and education among the colored people was discussed by visiting minister Rev Samuel Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hisworth Fullerton
E. N. Packard
Elijah Horr
Spear
Middleboro
Merriman
Somerville
T. F. Skinner
Raleig
N. C
Samuel Graves
Atlanta, Ga
Sawyer Hubbard Trade Mark Infringement Hearing
In the Superior Court, many cases heard on motions for preliminary injunctions. Sawyer Crystal Blue Company seeks to restrain Hubbard from infringing the trade mark Sawyer's Liquid Bluing by using a similar label and bottle. Other filings include McNab & Hatten Manufacturing Company vs. John Ellis et al over a patented lubricator, and Antonio Knauth representing complainants with J E Maynadier for defendants. Multiple docketed cases list damages, contracts, and replevin actions, with various lawyers named and decisions reserved or awaiting verdict. The court resumes with lists of cases and verdicts, including Mary J. Cooper v. John F. Cooper et al for $4000, and a note on a malicious prosecution judgment against Martin C. Ford being reduced to a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Crystal Blue Company
Charles D. Hubbard
Sawyer
Henry Sawyer
Roland Cox
New York
L. D. Blandeis
F. D. Ely
McNab & Hatten Manufacturing Company
John Ellis
William Gee
Lee
Antonio Knauth
J. E. Maynadier
Mary J. Cooper
Mary J. Townsend
John F. Cooper
James W. Cooper
S. B. Alien
I’. Savage
W. B. French
William Trefethen
Thomas A. Rich
McIntire
Darling
Goldenburg
Blake
Sears
Hill
Holden
Crowell
Eae
Webb
Hates
Old Colony
Maney
Riley
Superior Court sessions outline Essex and Middlesex counties
In Essex County on June 20 FIAMMORD judge heard FIAMMORD Tyler vs Forbes breach of contract for building a house with a verdict of 100 dollars for the plaintiff recorded. Pyne vs Wood, to recover bicycle value sold by a minor, heard with decision reserved. In Middlesex County June 20 PriMan judge noted jury waived cases and will reconvene tomorrow for the balance of the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Forbes
Pyne
Wood
Pronunciation of Parnell Provokes Mixed Views
The article notes two opposed opinions on Mr. Parnell’s character and the pronunciation of his name. It claims he stresses the first syllable, while Punch and Swift suggest the accent on the first, with Punch advocating Parnell as the correct form. It also mentions Boston visitors finding private parlors at the Revere House convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily News
Parnell
England
House of Commons
Punch
Harvard Gym Plans Move to Add Racquet Court
A Boston report about a $26 000 swimming bath for Harvard is false. Instead, a racquet court will be built beside the gym to serve winter baseball practice, with a wing planned for gym use. Estimated cost runs 10 000 to 15 000, and an architect will draft plans soon.
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Boston
Harvard
H. R. A. Casey
New York
Casey
Cambridge
Dudley A. Sargent
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John D. & MM. Williams
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