Yale Wins Yale Nine Triumphs Over Harvard In Pittsburg
Yale defeats Harvard 4 to 1 as Yale pitchers limit Harvard to scattered hits. Cushing and Poole drive in runs for Harvard but errors and weak batting seal their fate. Linn spark Harvard with a seventh inning rally but Yale holds firm behind steady fielding and timely plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Yate
Calhoun
Crimson
Cushing
Poole
Hawley
McClintock
Dean
Willard
Linn
Howland
Henshaw
Stagg
Noyes
Evans
Dalzell
Corning
Downer
YALES
Harvards
Stagz
Stagz.p
O/ Dean
McClung
McBride
O'Henshaw
Paizell
Clint
SAR Eck Canis Ees
Wibvurpur
Oe Oro
Yates
Wondle
Ean
Sivans
Bond
Pittsourg
Morris
Madden
Beckley
Bostons
Smith
Dunlap
Kuehne
Court hearing on patents and injunction in beer cooling device case
United States Circuit Court hears motions in Ambrose Eastman v United States Atomizer Co and Nathan Manufacturing Co v Warren H Craig et al. Injunctions sought to restrain transfers of letters patents 94 920 and 394 021 for beer cooling improvements and 837 500 for lubricator improvements. Defendants Hanford Stanford Co and Craig allege invalidity. hearings include demurrer and exhibits presented by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford-Stanford Company
Ambrose Eastman
T. U. Livermore
W. K Richardson
Nathan Manufacturing Company
Warren H. Craig
Leopold Kaezander
Robert Ruddy
Augustus J. Ricks
Craig
Thomas W. Clarke
BL Livermore
W. K. Richardson
Supreme Court Rescripts Include Sidewalk Dispute Over Andrews Place
The Supreme Judicial Court delivers rescripts on multiple cases. A key matter orders removal of a brick sidewalk built along Andrews place passageway, ruling defendants cannot construct or narrow the way without mayoral approval, even if a 1849 statute applies. Other actions address a will interpretation of Judith Perry, interpleader on Perry estate shares, and corporate branding disputes involving Rockport Granite, Cape Ann Granite, Clapp Ballou, and rubber companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Orsamus Note
Boston Cooperative Building Company
Equity
Dedham Street
Andrews Place
Canton Street
W. Harmon
Gray & Swift
Charles $. Lincoln
Benjamin P. Perry
Interpleader
George W. Perry
Malden
Judith E. Perry
Benjamin F. Perry
George W
Judith Perry
Massachusetts
Lincoln
J. B. Richardson
W. G. Parker
New England Dredging Company
Rockport Granite Company
Bill
Clapp & Ballou
J. C. Coombs
Edward P. Payson
J. C.teele
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Boston Rubber Company
Boston Rubber Compee
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Commissioner of Corporations
A. A. Kanney
W.S. Rogers
George and
W. L. Putnam
Elisha
Converse
George H. Hood
Stockholder alleges hazardous plan to enter boot making at Boston Rubber
The case describes that the defendant, owning a controlling stake in the Boston Rubber Company, urged a capital increase to start boot and shoe manufacturing. He warned it would risk stock value and harm the rival Boston Rubber Shoe Company by stamping items with its name. A demurrer was sustained, and the decree affirmed with costs.
Superior Court First Session June 20 Key Case Summary
Action of contract by John Q. Adams against James J. Breach et al for services in securing capital to market a boot and shoe cutting machine. Jury found $102,453 for plaintiff. Plaintiff represented by L. W. Howes. defendants by Augustus Kuss. Another case, William J. Martin vs Jacob H. Hathorne, for injuries from a horse car incident on October 24, 1885, with $3,000 sought. jury deliberating. Second session includes Thomas Hunt vs City of Boston for West Roxbury Park land damages. case viewed by jury and set for Monday. Attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Adams
James J. Breach
L. W. Howes
Augustus Kuss
William J. Martin
Jacob H. Hathorne
Washington Street
Dover
HH. E. Swasey
A. Wemenway
George Z. Adams
Thompson
J. Thomas
Norfolk County
Dedham
Barker
Peter Benkart
The
New York & New England Railroad Corporation
Ashcroft Station
J. K. Cotter
R. M. Saltonstall
H. J. Bolles
Thorder
Hollenbeck
Mast
McNaught
Campfoos & Co. Bell
Guild
Thain
Campbell, Advix
lFouarty
Connell
Paul
Yu —Tirant
Morse
Whiting
Tollman Case Placed On File In Plymouth Court
Henry Tollman of Marshfield who tried to blow up the Marshfield dike with dynamite on August 13 1884 had his case placed on file on payment of costs ending the matter for several years. William Quigley of Brockton got five and a half years in State Prison for breaking entering and larceny. Joseph Rush of Brockton received three and a half years in state correction for the same offences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Henry Tollman
Marshfield
William Quigley
Brockton
Joseph Rush
Brockton Figures Face Mixed Outcomes as Session Ends
Ernest W. Dean of Brockton, once linked to Quigley and Rush, had his case placed on file after turning state evidence. William Hennesey of Brockton was acquitted on larceny charges. John Laddy of Whitman was acquitted for disturbing the peace. Frank E H Farnum of Brockton faced a hung jury over a keeping a gin nuisance charge. This finishes the criminal session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Dean
Brockton
Quigley
Rush
William Hennessey
John Laddy
Whitman
Frank EH. Farnum
Decrees nisi filed in Essex County Superior Court
In Salem on June 20 Judge Sherman recorded decrees nisi across multiple cases. Names include Galley, Ricker, Nickerson, Kneeland, Woodward, Brown, Lucie, Atkinson, and Smith, with issues of cruelty desertion adultery intoxication and custody. Several rulings grant leave to resume maiden names where noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Sherman
Mary E. Galley
Thomas W. Galley
Lynn
Mary, L. Ricker
Henry B. Ricker
Marblehead
Israel Nickerson
Annie B. Nickerson
Fred L. Kneeland
Etta G. Kneeland
Haverhill
Charles L. Woodward
Tort action over alleged furniture conversion in Aldrich case
Superior Court Middlesex County June 20 details Thomas Glennon versus Charles B Savage with defendant denying the claim. Attorneys listed. multiple calendar entries for jury and related court orders. next sessions set for Monday June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Aldrich
Thomas Glennon
Charles B. Savage
F. Hunt
C. J. McIntire
Henry Winslow
Jost
Compt
Millerick
Town of Bond
Wakefield
Farrell
Cox Et al
Litchfield
Gould
Same
McCarthy
Allaine
St. Onge
Holden
Court case index listing multiple same v. parties
An itemized court record lists numerous cases by number and respondent, including Commonwealth 1077, Dunacey Pepper, Lane liquor law, Kivlan, Moritz liquor law, Maguire, Waters, Nugent, Dacey Bane sane, Kehoe, Dacey, Hettens, Lydon, O'Brien, Dolan, Rantin, and related entries, with various repeats and descriptors. The fragment shows an index rather than full opinions, indicating procedural references and party labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Same
Dunacey
Pepper Et al
Adul
Lane
Tery
Kivlan
Moritz
Bale
Maguire
Saime
Waters
Nugent
Fall River Letter Carrier Arrested for Embezzlement
W Edgar Phillips, Fall River letter carrier, arrested on embezzlement charges for letters and valuables entrusted to him. Held in 1500 bond for U S Commissioner’s Court appearance before Judge Fulett. failed to appear and was defaulted. Bondsman identified as Joan D Crowley of Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Commissioner's
Hallett
W. Edgar Phillips
Fall River
United States
Fulett
Phillips
Joan D. Crowley
Insolvency Court adjourns third meetings in Suffolk cases
In Suffolk Insolvency Court adjourned third meetings today for cases including 1585 Coleman Whelan and 16090 Ira L Carver, with first meetings for Daniel& and 1725 George A Prescott. Second hearings on composition listed for 1619 Emily W Thayer and 1620 H. & M. Pittaway, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Coleman Whelan
Ira L. Carver
G. Homan
James T. R. Stevens
James Gilbert
Henry L., Jones
Daniel
George A. Prescott
Charles Parrott
Richard L. Casey
Changes in New England railway mail service under Cleveland era
The article reports on Civil War era style reforms in Boston and New England railway mail operations. It notes 80 percent turnover in the division, large backlogs of unworked sacks, and delays from rapid personnel changes. It cites reinstatements, partisan patronage, and a post May 1 stabilizing shift with 8000 local letters daily rerouted for immediate distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Railway Mail Service
United States
New England
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Western Lines
Congress
West
Monatiquot Yacht Regatta Winner Rocket Pennant
Weymouth June 20 The Monatiquot Yacht Club held the outside course pennant regatta off Fort Point. Erin and Moondyne started in Class I. Erin finished first but lost on time by 26 seconds. Rocket won the pennant in Class III on time allowance. Judges were Henry Gardner Charles G Sheppard and T Bagley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Monatiquot Yacht Club
Fort Point
Erin
Moondyne
Diadem
Rocket
Henry Gardner
Charles G. Sheppard
T. Bagley
Railroad Rates and Union Pacific Wage Dispute Update
A St Paul despatch reports Lake Superior lines cut New York to St Paul canal rates to 36 cents, two cents below Tuesday. Fitchburg keeps its 54 cent lake and rail rate, lowering Boston to 49 cents. Omaha lowers lumber rate to Kansas City to meet Alton cut and extends to Council Bluffs and other Missouri River points under long and short haul. Union Pacific Leavenworth lines to operate separately. wages cut May 15 prompt grievance. Arbitration offered. union declines. Baltimore & Ohio May earnings show improvement. Ontario & Western and Louisville Southern first liens listed. Oregon & Transcontinental reorganization planned for shareholder benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Lake Superior
New York
Fitchburg
Boston
Omaha
Kansas City
Alton
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Missouri
St. Paul & Minneapolis
Omana
Neb
Union Pacific
Leavenworth
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific System
Kimball
Holcomb
City notes detail transfers and incidents at port and city
The Treasury informs immigrant inspector Upton H. White that his removal takes effect by June 30. Jim Keenan, Portland sportsman, left an estate valued at 115000 with no will, to widow and three sons from a first marriage. George Evans becomes post office inspector in charge, with T. J. Boymien guiding him. The Amphitheatre work advances for The Great Fire of London opening Monday. Annie Dixon of 95 Baxter street injured by a horse car on Broadway, ankle broken, City Hospital. A plate glass window at Charles Green & Co. shattered by a wagon. Avery street to close two hours for crane work. Massachusetts State Shooting Association officers elected for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Upton H. White
Department
Jim Keenan
Portland Street
George 8. Evans
Annie Dixon
Baxter Street
Broadway
C Street
Boston
City Hospital
Charles Green & Co
Avery and
Washington Streets
Avery Street
Massachusetts State Shooting Association
H. W. Eager
Marlboro
J. 8. Sawyer
Cambridge
W. H. Allen
Brockton
Albert Keating
Quincy
Charlies Hartwell
Gardner
H. F. Amsden
A. M. Tucker
Lexington
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Pittsburg
Clevelands
New Yorks
Indianapolis
Philadelphias
Pittsburgs
N. BI
A. Bali
BH. PO
Brown
Vittsburgs
Johnson
Bostens
Chun- Jap
Carroll
Fessenden
Lom
Ind
Washington
Glasscock
Keefe
Lynch
Brush
Washingtons
A. Berk
Seery
O.wilmot
Penny
Ojlrwin
Daire
Wimkweeney
Massett
Binek
Getzein
Ferson
Aes
Washingtong
Denny
Wise
Morrill
Nlow
Palls
Bassett
Cubico
Bastian
Short
Ryan
Chicagos
Phillies
Butlinton
van Hauren
Fogarty
Wood
Clements
Dulty
Homis
OlAnson
Farrar
Pfeffer
Haliman
Darling
Mulvey
Burns
Decker
Gumbert
Buttinton
Cuicarde
Os Oe Cane Ns
Philadelphas
Feffer
Parrar
Hallman
Anson
bail—Darling
Uimpire
Curry
Ward
Stricker
Connor
Richardson
Ky Gore
Tiernan
Oj McAleer
LO Ewing
Oj McKean
Twitch
Bakely
Welch
Ruden
Snyder
Melean
Sakely
Faatz
McAleer
Comnor
Gores Aupire
McQuaid
Ron
Clevelands Parc
Philadeliphias
Vyittshares
United
Sarah E. Aldrich
Mercandie
Mutual Accident Association
John E. Aldrich
Lowell
J. H. Benton, Jr
A. A. Maxwell
Edward Avery
Albert E. Avery
Thomas Clegg
Boston Storage Warehouse Company
Richard Preston
Minot, Hooper & Co
Supreme Court
Preston
John D. W. Joy
Luitzbacher, Guttermer & Wedelles
Flaintiff
O'Dowd
C. A. Prince
J.M. Hall
A. J. Bailey
Thomas Stock
City of
Minot Street
Hiis
Superior Court
Staples, J
Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar, Joes
Himily W. Thayer
M. Pittaway
William E. Smythe
Simon Himelhoch
Juha Cohen
George L. Ham
Joshua Brothers
Joseph A. Turcotte
Mary Curtice
the Railway Mail Service
Henry T. Hutchins
Road Sound
Graves
Harding
Marblehead Corinthians
Corinthian Yacht Club of
H. M
A. J. Shaw
John Cavanagh
H. M. Faxon
Seevese
L. Hayward
Sider
Baltimore & Ohio System
New York Steel Exchange
Ontario & Western
Louisville Southern
Northern of
California
Oregon & Transcontinental Company
Tord
G. H. Graves & Sons
Hawkins St
Edward Burgess
State Street
G. W. Simmons & GO
Yacs&t
G. W. Simmons & CO
North ST
L. Shreve
Crump & Low CO
Abe Washington St
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Robert W. Bibber
Sixth Street
City Point
Samuel Thaxter & Soe Nautical and Optical Instruments
Eldridge
U. S
Stace Street
Yachi Furnishings
Keeler& CO
Boston and Bar Harbor
B. L, Williams
Prince Mann
Grinin
Pilgrim
Vernette
Cooper
Mesquite Beet Link
Ninth Street
South
Yacht Supplies
S.S. Pierce & CO
Gloses
Kullbers
WM. Bond & Li
State St
Boylston St
Tars
U. 2
Shaw & CO
Commercial Street
Atlantic Works
Border St
Mass
St. Julien
Fisher & Fairbanks
IV Exchange
Tremont Row
Tremont &St
Washington St
Tremont St
Tremont House
Brine & Ngrcross
John Harrington & CO
London
E. C. Thompson
Old South
S. S. Pierce & CO
Cobb, Bates & Vyverxa
Antwerp
Charles W. Huntington
J. R. Chadwick
Charles F. Farlow
A. C. Bliss
Mary E. Bliss
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