Opposition to Back Bay trolley lines from Marlboro Street residents
Residents along Marlboro street voice strong opposition to West End Street Railway Company petition to operate electric trolley cars on the Back Bay line. They cite unsightly poles and wires, fire danger, and noise, while some favor rapid transit via alternatives such as storage battery systems. doctors warn of safety risks to children and daily life.
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West End Street Railway Company
Back Bay
Gainsboro Street
Huntington Avenue
West Chester Park
Marlboro Street
Dartmouth
Clarendon Streets
Boylston
Tremont Street
Sooling Square
Clarendon
Charles and
Beacon
Arlington
Beacon Streets
Cambridge
Somerville
Mar- Doro Street
The
Post
G. H. Washburn
G. OH. Washburn
West End Company
Boston
Washburn
J. B. Billings
Boston Base Rail Association
Inas Muccn
Street
Whitney
West End
Leiler
Dow
Billings
Harold Williams
William R. Richards
Charles Street
Dartmouth Street
Fiest
Uford
Hopedale
New York
E.G. Brackett
E. G. Brackett
W. H. H. Hastings
Thero Street
Nantasket Beach
Transit debates weigh storage battery versus trolley plan
Dr C J Blake supports storage and tunnel concepts for rapid transit, sees tunnels as profitable for wires and utilities, opposes street poles. Dr H W Kilburn prefers horse cars, dislikes trolley noise and poles, would accept a quieter storage system, plans to protest trolley extension on Marlboro Street.
Manhattan Club Defies Seas In Huddersfield Games
The Manhattan Athletic Club made its first appearance in England at Huddersfield. Luther Carey won the 220 yards dash after fourth in the 120 yards, Cesar Young led in the mile before losing by two feet, Harry Cadman won the quarter in 61.58 seconds, and G K Shaw set a world record in the 59 3-5 seconds hurdles. T Lee beat Huntington for the New England tennis title 10-8 4-6 6-4 6-4.
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Manhattan Athletic Club
England
Huddersfield Athletic Club
Ihe
Luther Carey
Cesar’ Young
H. W
Marey
Salford Harters
Harry Cadman
Jugene Sarre
G. K. Shaw
C. T. Lee
K. P. Huntington
New England
New Braven
Baseball score roundup from multiple leagues and games
A dense listing of results across associations including the National League with Rocky Point and South EndBrooklyn games, New YorkPhiladelphia at 6 4 on eleven innings, PittsburghCincinnati 13 8, PhiladelphiaBoston 12 8, ColumbusStLouis 6 3, and New England New England League matchups at WoonsocketLynn 7 4 SalemLewiston 14 13 WorcesterPortland 5 3 ManchesterLowell 5 1 Eastern League TroyNew Haven 9 3 RochesterAlbany 3 2 BuffaloSyracuse 5 4 plus other games and Sunday results such as BostonAthletics 15 6 and LouisvilleCincinnati 6 2.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
American Association
Philadelphia
bBoston
Athletics
Columbus
B&j. Louis
New England
Wonsocket
Lynn
Woonsocket
Salem
Lewiston
Worcester
Portland
Manchester
Lowell
Troy
New Haven
Rochester
Albany
Buffalo
Syracuse
Three Foolish Questions Sermon at St Ann's Uphams Corner
The Rev Dr Phillips Brooks preached at St Ann's Episcopal Church Cottage Street Dorchester on a crowded Sunday. He argued that the foolish questions about who is saved or punished miss the point, urging faith and inner reckoning to find salvation and noting a Masons feast of St John the Baptist planned for Wednesday evening.
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Phillips Brooks
Dorchester
St. Ann’s Episcopal Church
Cottage Street
Jesus
God
Union Lodge of Masons
St. Jol the Baptist
A Prayer to the Czar Sent from Philadelphia
A petition with 300000 names will be sent from Philadelphia to St Petersburg urging the Czar to treat political prisoners more kindly. The signers include many prominent Americans in art literature and science, with few Poles and Russians due to fear for their families in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
St. Petersburg
United States
Russia
YACHTS AND YACHTING FIXTURES AND RACES WEEK
The week delivers strong 46-foot class action in New York and regional events. Gloriana dominates the 46-footers sailed with Nat Herreshoff aboard, while Alborak and other contenders loom as possible challengers. Upcoming regattas span Pavonia, New York Corinthian, Rhode Island, Yonkers, Hull and other clubs with prizes and special cups announced by Corinthian Yacht Club and others.
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Burgess Models
New York
Gloriana
Nat” Herreschoff
New York Sun
Paine
Alborak
Boston
Eastern Yacht Club
Iloriana
New York Yacht Club
Nat. Herreshoty
Pavonia Yacht Club
New York Corinthian Yacht Club
Rhode Island Yacht Club
Pawtucket
R. I
Atlantic Yacht Club
Mineola
Sayonara
Lvira
Jessica
Nautilus
New Bedford Yacht Club
Corinthian
Larchmont
N. Y
Rochester Yacht Club
Charlotte
Patapsco Navy
Baltimore
Yonkers Corinthian Yacht Club
Yonkers
Hull Yacht Club
Dorchester Yacht Club
Lynn Yacht Club
Quincy Yacht Club
Long Island
Corinthian Navy
New Rochelle
Corinthian Yacht Club of New York
Atyo'clork
Atlantic
San Francisco
Rhoda Island Yacht Club
A. Blakeley Smiti
John Austin
Burgess
Khedive
Benjamin Davis
Wanderer
Edna
Nicholson Kane
Regatta Committee
Newport
Whitestone
Glenglove
New London
Shekee Island
Martha's Vineyard
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Seawanahakua Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Citr
Ueen Victoria
Lake Yacht Racing Associatou
Dominion Bay
Toronto
Providence Corinthian Yacht Club
Potter’s Cove
Seawapahaka Coruthian Yacht Club
Autilus Fm
Toasi
Clara
Iris
Thayer
R. F. McIntyre
John Shaw
Lleereschoff
Mab
Lambert
W. G. Noris
Fox
Corinthian Yacht Club
Martlehead
J. Lyman
Fancy
Gordon Dexter
Hawk
W. P. Powle
Saladin
Abe Saladin
Perry Chase
Kraken
Inhhe
Wanda, RK
R. ©. Robbins
H Follery
Josephine
Commodore Sands
Larendmont Yacht Club
CO. W. Wetmare
Seéawanhaka Club
Oysieray
Baker Memorial Church Observes Children’s Day Sermons
Bishop Foster spoke at Baker Memorial Church Upham's Corner Dorchester opening with a prayer and a short sermon on the Living God. In the afternoon Rev Dr Warren of Boston University preached Blessed are the Pure in Heart. Evening Children’s Sunday featured ceremonies and a bright congregation.
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Foster
Baker Memorial Church
Upham's Corner
Dorchester
Warren
Boston University
Qhildren
Weather Indications From RA Post Forecast
Northern New England fair in Maine showery elsewhere with southerly wind and rising temperatures on the coast. Southern New England partly cloudy with local showers and southerly winds and higher temperatures. Tuesday fair weather with rising temperatures. Area of clouds covers the Middle States and Southern New England with showers in Oswego Northfield and Montreal.
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POST
New England
Maine
Middle States
Oswego
Northfield
Montreal
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Duluth
Buffalo
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Michigan
Marquette
Florida
Nebraska
Eastport
Montgomery
New Orleans
Galveston
Block Island
Nantucket
New York
Wonderful Qase of Edward Hamilton Health Cure by Dr Greene
Edward Hamilton of 38 Green street Jamaica Plain, once active in state politics, recuperates after nearly two years of illness. He credits Dr C A Greene and his Omnipathy system with restoring him, noting relief after April treatment and a return to eating, sleeping, and able to sit up within four weeks.
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Edward Hamilton
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Post
Frank Monroe
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Henry M. Whitney
West End
New Hampshire
Strepgth
A. Greene
Tremont Street
Broken Banjo String Leads to Violent Attack Arrest
Special Officer Murphy and Patrolman Murphy arrested Louis Williams, 23, of 16 Oneida Street, after Julius Warren, 43, living at 33 Porter Street, was found badly injured with a fractured skull and four cuts. They say a broken banjo string sparked a fight at No 8 Asylum Street while the men visited a friend. Warren identified Williams at City Hospital where both men were treated. Williams claimed Warren struck first. Warren’s condition judged dangerous with slim recovery chances. Williams held under guard.
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Cowboy
Murphy
Louis Williams
Oneida Street
Julius Warren
Patrolnon Murphy
Warren
No. 8
Asylum Street
Williams
Porter Street
Willams
New York Circus Plans Year Round Showplace
A movement seeks to create The New York Circus Company with 250000 capital to build a permanent venue near Central Park. The plan mirrors Cirque d'Isle and Nouveau Cirque, aiming 1800 seats, 5 directors, and family friendly acts. Projected annual gross exceeds 300000 with costs about a quarter of theater entertainment.
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N. WY. Times
New York
New York Circus Company
Cirque D’itte
Paris
Central Park
London
Berlin
Vienna
Newark
One Man Says He Was Robbed and the Alleged Robber Says He Was Assaulted
In Salem on Derby street a robbery claim and a stabbing affray were reported. Edward Walker says two men tried to seize his watch and fled. Joseph Shields says he was stabbed and identified Walker as the assailant. Walker was jailed then bailed for 300 dollars. Shields was treated for a shoulder wound. Police expect further arrests as the incident is probed in court.
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Salem
The
Post
Derby Street
Edward Walker
Custom House
Joseph Shields
Shields
Walker
Coumere
Sunday in Salem Sees Raids, Exchange Move, and Court Case
In Salem on June 21 police raided pasture rum sellers near the Peabody line in North Salem and seized two barrels of ale as crowds dispersed. The local telephone exchange moved to the Northey building with more operators and a long distance berth. Judge Satford punished Augustus Peabody $20 for a disturbance on a Danvers car. A mortgage for $50,000 on Beach Street properties in Lynn was recorded from Albert Breed and associates to Salem Five Cents Savings Bank.
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Salem
Peabody
North Salem
Northey
Insane Father Threatens Kids as Ship Arrives
The steamer La Bretagne reports Joseph Feys a 46 year old Swiss steerage passenger seized his 5 year old son Pierre from his mother's arms and hurled him into the sea. The child drowned and the father, deemed insane, was placed in irons by ship officers after threatening to throw all his children overboard.
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New York
la Bretagne
Havre
Joseph Feys
Switzerland
Pierre
Empress Eugenie Buys French Riviera Property
The Empress plans to spend much time in the South of France buying five acres at Cap St Martin near Monaco for £7000 and building a villa. Census notes in Cap St Martin show Comtesse de Pierrefond, 64, born in Grenada, living with two friends and four servants. She remains troubled by rheumatism and memories of Paris.
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London
Eugenie
France
Riviers
Cap St. Martin
Mediterranean
Monaco
Mentone
Comtesse de Pierrefond
Marie Istigénie
Grenada
Spain
England
Napoleon
Paris
Most to Blackwell's Island for One Year Prison Term
New York authorities shunted Herr Johann Most to Blackwell's Island after convicting him of unlawful assembly. The 45 year old journalist and atheist, married and educated, shed his beard and moustache in custody. He is expected to work in the prison blacksmith shop beginning Monday, occupying the same cell he did five years ago, with a one year term unless habeas corpus delays.
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Hegre Most
New York
Johann Most
Blackwell's Island
Most
Supreme Judicial Court Hearing in Mars tin Patent Case
June 20 session before Justice Holmes with Holmus and Lamson et al versus Joseph C. M arts tin et al. A bill in equity seeks specific performance of a contract to convey patents for cash or parcel including improvements. Closing arguments heard, case taken under advisement. Court to consult next week, list from last week only partly disposed.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Holmus
J. William
Lamson Et al
Joseph C. Mars
Martin
George O. Shattuck
Dabney
M. B
Superior Court Trials Resume as Jurors Hear Motions
Suffolk derives a note that the second and fourth sessions will resume trials today. Motions for new trials and exceptions will be heard in the Third Session on Wednesday June 24 at 9 40 am. The list of cases includes Degnan v Jordan Fowle v West End Sheldon v Meyer and others in order.
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Superior Court
Suffolk
Hammond
Degnan
Jordan
Fowle
West End
Sheldon
Meyer
Roses and Strawberries Show At Massachusetts Horticultural Hall
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society hosts its annual exhibition this week at Horticultural Hall. Roses and strawberries benefit from recent rain and will be displayed in perfection. Members and market gardeners send diverse plants, including orchids and gloxinias, plus early vegetables. The upper hall will showcase roses and the flower hall fruit plants and vegetables. Public hours begin Tuesday at noon and run to 9 pm.
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Horticultural Hall
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Asia
Burial Service For Late Hiram Clapp at First Parish
The late Hiram Clapp, deacon of First Parish Church on Meeting House Hill, was buried from the church Sunday at 3 o’clock. Friends filled the church, with pallbearers Richard C. Humphrey John Pierce W Channing Clark and James H Upham bearing the coffin. The Rev Christopher R Enos gave a short address before Rev Samuel J Barrows delivered the eulogy. The burial followed at Old North Cemetery.
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Hiram Clapp
Meeting House Hill
Richard C. Humphrey
John Pierce
W. Channing Clark
James H. Upham
Christopher R. Enos
Samuel J. Barrows
Old North Cemetery
Local Youth Injured in Electric Car Accident
Patrick Flaherty aged 16 fell from the rear platform of a Winthrop Junction electric car near the Crescent Beach bridge yesterday afternoon. He broke his right leg between the knee and hip, was taken to Winthrop Junction, then to City Hospital. He resides at No Bennett Street.
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Patrick Flaherty
Crescent Beach
Winthrop Junction
City Hospital
Flaherty
No. Bennett Street
Allston Dentist Found Dead In His Room
Dr. C. D. Buswell a 35 year old Allston dentist living on Franklin street was found dead yesterday around 1 PM. Dr Manon pronounced death due to natural causes and Medical Examiner Draper was notified.
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Allston
C. D. Buswell
Franklin Street
Manon
Draper
Paine's Furniture Advertises Value Drapery at $15
Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street offers soft cool restful strong and beanuti ful drapery at 15 dollars per window complete with lace fittings cut made and put up. The ad touts remarkable value and directs readers to page 1 for details.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Cambridge youths gather for Prospect Street rink meeting
The boys and girls of the Christian Band of Cambridge filled the Prospect Street Rink on Saturday morning. Rev. Mr. Moody of Bunker Hill Baptist Church in Charleston delivered a familiar talk with board demonstrations.
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Christian Band of
Cambridge
Prospect Street
Mr. Moody
Bunker Hill Baptist Church
Charleston
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U. S. Gov't Report
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B. Crocker & CO
Edinboro
Essex Street
Mass
Empress Eugenie
Graves & Sons, Props
Deacon Clapp
Harage
Northfeld
Nuekenberg
Beach St
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Natick
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