Beaten by Hoosiers Boston Suffer West Erie Loss
Opening West division games feature Indianapolis beating the Bostons in a sharp fielding, timely hitting contest. Chicago and Detroit win while New York Pittsburg game postponed. Harvard defeated by Beacons and other results noted.
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Detroits
Chicagos
Harvards
Beacons
West
Indianapolis
New York-Pittsburg
Beaten but Not Discouraged In Winter Hill Baseball
A return match between Consolidated Street railway conductors and the Post composing room at Winter Hill ended 10 to 9 after a brave uphill effort by Consolidated nine. A key feature was umpire Mr Green of the Consolidated road. Both teams now have one win each in the New England League with the rubber to come. Manchester beat Boston Blues at South End grounds in a low batting, loose fielding contest.
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Winter Hill
Consolidated Street Railway
Post Composing Room
Consolidated Nine
Green
Consolidated Road
South End
Manchesters
Boston Blues
Beacons Triumph Over Harvard In Uneventful Game
Beacons defeat Harvard 8 to 6 at Iormes field as two costly Harvard errors turn the tide. Richardson shines for Beacons with two home runs and two triples. Harvard uses Foster at third and Choate behind the plate.
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Indianapolis
Bostons
PDA
R. BH
A. Fe Shomberg
O Hornung
Denny
Kelly
Glasac’k
Nash
Beery
Totarf
M'Geady
Morrill
Bassett
Johnston
Cannad
Tj Conway
Od Myers
O'Rourke
Boyle
Wheelock
Baldwin
Ferguson
Philadelphias
Mulvney
Williamson
McLaughlin
Ryan
Chicago
Vhicagos
Philadelpiias
E. K
Binday
Wood
Mulvey
O Sullivan
Andrews
Anson
O Ferguson
Pfeffer
O'Maul
O Will'ms
Fogarty
Tate
Shomberg
Cahill
Glayscock
Glasscoe
Pshomberg
Conway
Chicagos
Philadelphians
Daly
Maul
Irwin
Philatelphias
Beacons
Harvard
Iormes Field
Richardson
Foster
Choate
R&bh. PO
PO. A.B
Fred'ck
Knowlton
G. Merrill
Willard
Tall
Henehaw
Hichards
N.p
Boyden
McAloon
Oj Linn
Ayer
Matmford
Allen
Chonte
Smith
Pingham
Seregeases
Marvard
s.coe-Deeek
Harvards
Henshaw
Merrill
Fune
Potter
Boston
Fiske
Chelsea
New York
Athiletics
Metropolitans
Baltimore
Baltimores
Brooklyns
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
St. Louis
Rose Show Opens With Notable Floral Exhibits
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society hosts a two day rose exhibition in its hall. Leading displays include Concords, Brooklines, and Jamaica Plain entries. Highlights feature yellow breathes and Clerodendron Halfourianum from David Allen's garden and a 36 species wild rose showing by Jackson Dawson. Strawberry exhibit postponed to Tuesday at 10 o clock as roses lead the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
John II
Moore & Son
Concord
O. B. Hadwen
Worcester
John I. Gardner
Brookline
Warren Heustisa
David Allen
Jackson Dawson
Barnum's Show Plies Rich Array of Circus Wonders
The article extols Barnum's circus as a major attraction with three rings and full companies. It notes a Roman hippodrome with races, elevated stage performances, a vast museum, two double menageries, a herd of elephants, camels, hundreds of horses and ponies, numerous railroad cars and performers, and famed acts including Captain Paul Boyton, Senor Myers trapeze feats, Jumbo's reproduction, and a wide assortment of animals and rare objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Bayan
Burmah
King Theebaw
Paul Boyton
Crystal Water
Senor Myers
Jumbo
Alice
Electricians Celebrate Queen's Jubilee in New York
A company of electricians toasted the Queen in New York on Monday. Fifty diners drank to the Queen then joined in God Save the Queen. Despatches of acknowledgment came from Sir William Thomson in Glasgow and W H Preece of London. Dr Otto A Moses added a toast to the U S president and praised Cleveland's business administration.
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New York
Queen
Sir William Thomson
Glasgow
W. H. Preece
London
United States
Otto A. Moses
Mr. Cleveland
Nowlin Murder Trial Opens in East Cambridge
A special sitting of the Supreme Judicial Court began for the Nowlin trial over Codman’s murder. Captain Perry testified Nowlin confessed to killing Codman in the Somerville stable and disposing of the body.
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Perry
Nowlin
Codman
Supreme Judicial Court
East Cambridge
James E. Nowlin
George A. Codman
Somerville
Allen and Field
Sherman
Stevens
Henry 3. Fales
Charles (. Mellen
Luther Crocker
Wakefield
Charles B. Stone
Acton
Frank P. Caswell
Natick
Charles E. Sherman
Marlboro
F. T. Palmer
Melrose
C. H. Richardson
Lowell
Arthur 5. Richardson
Reading
Albert A. Mansfield
Daniel L. Whitney
Sherborn
Charles Crosby
Pepperell
E. E. Jackson
Medford
Arthur W. Walker
Malden
Charles 5. Stone
Lexington
Mr. Stevens
Frank
Charles Mills
Sargent Avenue
Ernest 8. Pillsbury
L. B. Pillsbury
John O'Shaughnessy
George TH. Baker
Maggie Spottswood
Mary F. Pillsbury
Luther B.pillsbury
Theodore J. Parker
D. Webster Smith
Fred C. Saville
Daniel Mehoney
Z. E. Brooks
J. B. Sherman
Albert T. Hunter
Fred G. White
Waltham
Francis G. Smith
James Stewart
Michael Codman
Somervilleolice Force
Berkeley
Boston
Mills
Walnut Streets
Codman murder details emerge in confessions
A police interview reveals Eddie Nowlin admitting to killing Codman with a knife and axe after a dispute over money. He describes moving the body, dismembering it, and scattering remains along roads toward Lexington and Waltham, then returning home with stolen cash and Codman’s belongings.
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Cross and
Walnut Streets
Codman
Frank
Bonair and
Walnut Street
Reardon
Charlestown
Kelly
Nowlin
Eddie
Laskea
Tom Nevills
Mike Sweeney
Mr. Pillsbury’s
Trighland Avenue
Lexington
Boston Electric Club Forms in Kilby Street Meeting
A meeting at Modern Light and Heat Co. in Boston led to the formation of the Boston Electric Club with Frank Ridlon presiding. Officers elected include president Frank Ridlon and vice presidents W. J. Hammer Thomas D. Lockwood and others. aims are advancing electrical science social intercourse and meeting space with initial membership around eighty. A committee was named to hire rooms and furnish them, and the group planned a collation at Mark Simonds’s corner of Milk and Pearl streets after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Light and Heat Company
Kilby Street
Boston Electric Club
Frank Kidlon
New England Brush- Swan Electric Light Company
Frank Ridlon
W. J. Hammer
Thomas D. Lockwood
W. B. Hosmer
H. J. Pottengill
Allen V. Garratt
W. J. Barker
F. M. Gilley
A. H. Chapman
M. M. M. Slattery
Alexander Robeson
Sue Smith
J. T. Morarity
P. H. Alexander
F. A. Gilbert
Rt. F. Ross
Dennis J. Herne
Samuel Sias
J. E. Talbot
George W. Adams
Ridion
Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
New England
R. F. Ross
Mark Simonds
Milk and
Pearl Streets
Charles F. King Chosen Dearborn School Principal
Dearborn school board elects Charles I King principal after a nine ballot vote among three candidates. Public schools to open Sept 7 due to Labor Day holiday. Also confirms Albert Poor and Samuel Thurber as teachers and Nathaniel S French as junior master. Henry M Blackwell William B Shea and Daniel J Sweeney named truancy officers. Board adjourns to Sept 13.
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Dearborn
Gage
O’brien
Charles K. King
W. E. C. Rich
John C. Ryder
Charles I. King
Albert Poor
Samuel Thurber
Nathaniel S. French
Roxbury
Henry M. Blackwell
William B. Shea
Daniel J. Sweeney
Adams Academy Closing Exercises in Quincy
The prize declamation and closing exercises will be held at Adams Academy in Quincy Massachusetts on Tuesday June 28 at 10 45 a m. All old members and friends are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Academy
Quincy
Mass
Picnic at Oak Island Opens Queen's Jubilee Festivities
A massive Oak Island Grove picnic drew about four thousand attendees as Queen Victoria’s jubilee events kicked off with cricket and an extensive slate of amateur and professional sports. Prizes ranged from medals to cash. the day featured extensive field events, wrestling, hurdling, and a broadsword contest won by Daniel Robertson and McCracken.
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Oak Island Grove
Roffe
Pierce
William Grant
Boston Caledonian Club
Mathew Jenkins
A. M. Munro
Robert Grant
A. H. Stewart
James F. Spears
William Mills
M. J. Slattery
T. Aitken
C. J. Sullivan
T. Barlow
George S. Robertson
William Davidson
T. EF. Kearney
E. W. Johnston
F. J. Fitzpatrick
George J. Robertson
Davidson
George Robertson
J. 5. Law
T. Aiken
T. F. Carney
S.D McLean
George Slater
T. Gallishaw
J. I. Spears
Frank Phillips
J. Coogen
M. W. Milligan
J. Bowler
I. Jeffs
James S. Law
James I’. Spears
I. J. Farrell
Miles Stratton
P. Gallagher
Tommy Riley
Frank Gettewold
G. H. Taylor
Charles Grant
Joe McIntyre
Walter Scott Munroe
C. J.sullivan
Thomas Aiken
Yin
Andrew Hislop
W. T. Nichol
Matthew Brown
George
Robertson
Ss. Cowperthwaite
C. Cowell
James Grant
Peter Golding
Gus Guerra
Spears
Low
Scott
Eergeants
Chalmers and
McCracken
Daniel Robertson
Boston
Oak Island
Duncan
Hector Mclean
Boston Society Notes and City Events
Public rose exhibition at Horticultural Hall renewed today. Roxbury Club hosts a ladies night with reception Palladio Hall and supper at the club house. Frank Coxe held for trial for obtaining $100 on a forged order. Boston College commencement religious services at Church of the Immaculate Conception. Prescott & Chapin store and wharf property auction postponed one month after high bid $100,500. Teaching certificates exams August 28 24 26 at West Newton Street. Hand 10 at Boston Theatre this afternoon and evening. K O A Society dined at Young’s and Zeta Psi at Parker House. John Lally in critical condition after shooting. A A S S meeting in New York August 10–16.
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Roxbury Club
Palladio Hall
Frank
Coxe
Hardy
John Campbell
Bostons College
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Father Boursaud
St. Cecilia Society
Samuel Hatch & Co
Prescott & Chapin
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
West Newton Street
Phineas Bates
Board of Supervisors
Mason Street
K. O. A. Society
Young
Thomas J. Olys
Jacob Fottler
Elmer Olsen
John Kalua
Daniel Pratt the Great American Traveller Dies in Chelsea
The life of Daniel Pratt ends at 78 in Prattsville Chelsea. He travelled across the United States and witnessed presidents inaugurations, though he lived largely on charity. Neighbors recall his eccentric yet harmless nature and his belief he was the rightful US president.
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Daniel Pratt
Prattsville
Pratt Homestead
Washington Avenue
Chelsea
Moses
Lynn
Mary
Herb Barrett
Malden
Post
Daniel
Dan Pratt
Davis Tucker
Nathan Pratt
John Murray Pratt
Old North Chelsea
A. N. Cook
Washington Street
Prattville
Washington
Union
United States
Courts Hear Preliminary Injunction Infringement Case
United States Circuit Court judges hear a motion for a preliminary injunction in Low versus Barstow Stove Company over tile decoration patent issued Feb 16 1885 No 336243. Defendant challenges validity novelty and originality while plaintiff asserts invention by patent. Also listed are verdicts and cases from Superior Court sessions including Trefethen versus Rich and other civil actions with damages and replevin actions.
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United States Circuit Court
Cour. J
T. W. Clarke
David A. Burr
New York
Nelson, J
Deetjen
Matthias
Concert at New England Conservatory features John A. O'Shea
A last night entertainment at the New England Conservatory showcased John A. O'Shea organist of St. Joseph's Boston and student of the college performing an original composition. The program included works by Liszt Lassen Whiting Moscheles and Louis Thiele with aiding artists Mrs George W. Galvin and Messrs Alfred de Séve Herman Hartmann Benjamin Cutler and Wulf Fries assisting.
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New England Conservatory of Music
John A. O'Shea
St. Joseph’s
Boston
Liszt
Lassen
Whiting
Moscheles
Louis Thiele
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Superior Court
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Hawley St
Boston, U. S
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Ansonia
Conn
Daniel C. Stemler & Co
Acc Coutane
Tds W. F. Varnum
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Salem
Joseph
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George H. Fenderson
E. le Rogers
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John Je Ryan
Norton & Peabody
Salem News
Ethan Allen Council
George I. Smith
C. A. Buxton
George H. Stickney
George A Morrell
Enire
Central Station
Patrick Denvir
Suffolk
T. H. Rusesell
L. B. Whitney
P. J. Doherty
Iitto
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Best Drug and Grocery Trade
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