President Cleveland Praised at Reform Club Dinner in Boston
The Massachusetts Reform Club at Parker's held a Saturday afternoon meeting with President John S. Farlow in the chair. Speakers recalled James Freeman Clarke, lauded Cleveland as a sincere civil service reformer, and argued he faced spoilsmen while advancing reform. Discussions touched on tariff moves, New York sugar cases, and party loyalties ahead of Chicago.
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Massachusetts Reform Club
Parker’s
John S. Farlow
James Freeman Clarke
Archibald M. Howe
Henry H. Edes
Charles F. Dole
Clarke
Farlow
Blaine
Cleveland
Edward Atkinson
Allison
Atkinson
New York Custom House
Civil Service
New York
Josiah Quincy
Boston
New York Nation
Brooklyn Reform Club
Custom House
Treasury Department
Quincey
Chicago
Quincy
R. Quincy
Laine
Clevelan
Edward H. Sears
H. C. Merriam
Salem
Winslow Warren
Sears
John Quincey Adams
Washington
St. Louis
Sorominent
Collins
Castle Island Park
Massachusetts
Gresham
Spublicans
James G. Blaine
Mr. Warren
James J. Myers
Carter
Club
Bargains at Bailey's on Washington Street
At Bailey s 615 Washington street shoppers find bargains in dinner sets and cracker ware. Excellent soda is sold here and all water used is from the pure to ADTLAEZ.
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Bailey’s
Washington Street
Longtime East Boston Principal Ordained Unitarian Minister
Hosea H. Lincoln, 67, after forty two years as principal of Lyman School East Boston, was ordained a Unitarian minister at Second Church on Boylston Street. He will visit California for a year before seeking a pastorate. Clergy members included George H. Young Stopford W. Brooke and others.
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Lyman School
East Boston
Hosea H. Lincoln
Second Church
Boylston Street
Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
George M. Bodge
Church of Our Father
Unitarian
East
Boston
Bodge
John H. Heywood
John F. Moors
Harvard
Edward A. Horton
Edward B. Maglathiin
California
Rail schedule changes across multiple railroads begin today
The Old Colony, Fitchburg, Boston & Maine, New York & New England, and Boston & Albany railways announce new or adjusted timetables. Key services include four daily Shore Line Boston to New York trains, a Nantasket summer express, Nantasket to Boston late evening service, Sunday Nantucket/Nantasket routes, and July changes to Fitchburg line to Saratoga with additional fast express options. Summer vestibule limited to Bar Harbor departs Haymarket at 9:15 am and other stations.
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Old Colony
Shore Line
Boston
New York
Nantasket
Beach
Nantasket Beach
Pemberton
Point Allerton
Bay Side
Strawberry Hill
Nantucket
Cottage City
Way
Buzzard’s Bay
Chatham
Fitchburg Railroad
Saratoga
Boston & Maine
Bar Harbor
Haymarket Square
Mystic Park Races Set to Swing Larger Fields Tomorrow
Mystic Park's circuit races start tomorrow with expected large, fast fields. The 2:28 class lists 23 entries including Watt and Graylight, while the 2:23 pacing features Nina and Alexander Boy. Other divisions include 2:22 with St. Elmo and Rex, 2:31 with 23 entries, 2:19 with six, and 2:20 pacing boasting Allen Maid Wildbrier Hy Wilkes Brightwood Iderim among stars and outsiders.
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Mystic Park
A. J. Feek
B. G. Watt
Gr. G. Graylight
Gr. S. Roscoe C
Mary Ann
Lady Emma
John Trout
Allen Maid
Wildbrier
Hy Wilkes
Brightwood
Iderim
Working Boys' Home Picnic Planned at Oak Island
A July 11 picnic for the Working Boys' Home at Oak Island was proposed with athletics as a highlight. J R Lomasney will organize sports, Senator Sullivan as floor director during dancing, and several parish ladies will oversee tables.
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Oak Island
J. R. Lomasney
Sullivan
South End Industrial School Opens Sixth Summer Session
The South End Industrial School will begin its sixth annual session on July 9 at the Wait schoolhouse Shawmut avenue with Mrs Bernard Whitman as superintendent. The program mixes industrial training with moral influence, funded mainly by three South End churches at about 400 dollars yearly. Five hundred dollars total are sought from churches and individuals for this season. donations may be sent to treasurer Mrs J W Andrews 26 Rutland square.
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South End
Wait
Shawmut Avenue
Bernard Whitman
Church of the Unity
Church of the Disciples
South Congregational Church
Brooke Hertford
A. E. Smith
J. W. Andrews
Rutland Square
L. M. Peabody
H. F. Kimball
J. W. Munroe
F. Baylor
R. Holden
A. W
Always On Time New England Limited Train Service
The New England Limited leaves New York station at 3 p.m. and arrives in New York by 9 p.m. The train features elegant parlor cars, coaches, a convenient dining car, and other modern improvements, making it a popular choice.
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New England Limited
New York
New England
Circus Week in Boston Show Grounds Swell with Tents and Celebrities
The Encampment of Furepaugh's Great Troupe and the Wild West sets tents on the Back Bay Coliseum grounds. Forepaughs and colonel Yates supervise Indian police to maintain order among tribes and cowboys as the parade route outlines a citywide circuit to the exhibition grounds.
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Furepaugh
Great Troupe
Boston
Coliseum Grounds
Forepaugh
Barnum
Post
Bolivar
Jumbo
John L. Sullivan
Pickanniny
Clark
Adam Forepaugh, Jr
Carver
Frank D. Yates
Lone Feather
Yellow Bull
Black Hawk
Apear
Colonel Yates
Wild West
Eagle Eye
Colonel Wagner
Huntington Avenue
Boylston Street
Charles Street
Cambridge Street
Bowdoin Square
Court Street
Hanover Street
Washington
Dorchester Club’s Regatta Delays Amid Light Winds
The Dorchester Yacht Club postpones its Nahant regatta due to absent judges and light wind, with the Baboon not starting. Prizes are listed for three classes, and other regional races include Hull Yacht Club pennant winners and Boston Fourth of July regatta plans with multiple classes and prize totals.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Nahant
Atlanta
Winthrop Bar
Graves
Prince Karl
Helen
Thelga
Echo
Mabel
Rocket
Hull Yacht Club
America
DeButts & Daggett’s
Portlan
Converse
Joran
Marblehead
City of
Boston
Duly Regatta
GB Pbrer
City
Hall
West Way
Thompson's
Rainsford Islands
Long
George’s Island
Point Allerton
Fort Warren
Gallop
Fort Independence
Castle Island
Marine Park
Judges’ T
Notable City Notes and Local Updates
Boston area notices report a fatal accident as Dennis Crane, aged eight, was run over by a milk train on the Lowell road at Prison Point. Subscriptions to the poor children's excursion fund total 5032 dollars from donors including Proctor & Mansfield and Mrs. Hollingsworth. Ordinations took place at St. John's Ecclesiastical Seminary in Brighton for several priests from Boston, Providence, and Hartford. A social event is planned by the Washington Post 32 ladies at Pythian Hall in South Boston next Thursday. The monument fund for Colonel Cass nears 737 dollars.
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Aths
Boston
Dennis Crane
Lowell Road
Prison Point
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Parkinson & Burr
Proctor & Mansfield
P. R. Hollingsworth
St. John’s
Brighton
Walter J. Browne
Michael H. Buckley
John J. Coan
John J. Garrity
Timothy J. Holland
John J. Lane
Archdiocese of
Cornelius 8. Kelly
Pain
Pompeii
Huntington Avenue
Third Massachusetts Cavalry Association
Sheridan
National Cemetery
Winchester
Boston Beats Washingtons In Dimly Attended Saturday Baseball
Very hot weather kept fans away at South End grounds as Boston wins the first game against Washingtons. Sawders held Washingtons to five hits with Tate backing him up, while Klusman shines at second. Also notes Harvard Yale day after class Day game where Stagg’s team falters due to weak fielding and a late interference play by Noyes.
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South End
Senators
Boston
Whitney
Klusman
Sawders
Washingtons
Tate
Bostons
BELPO
Ea Wise
Olting
Johnston
Wilmot
Nash
Shoch
Brien
Reese
Wise
Kelly
Main
Irwin
Hornung
Morrill
Fivat
Honstons
O'Brien
Myers
Sowders
Daniels
Yale
Stagg
Harvard
Ates
Noyes
Gallivan
Scores From Various Games Across Cities
In Chicago Chicago s 12 Pittsburgh 1. In Philadelphia New Yorks 7 Philadelphia 6. Detroit Detroits 12 Indianapolis 1. Worcester Lynns 12 Worcesters 11. Lowell Salouis 15 Lowells 13. Kansas City Kansas Citys 6 St Louis 3. Baltimore Baltimores 10 Clevelands 2. Brooklyn Brooklyns 4 Athletics 3. Louisville Louisvilles 10 Cincinnatis 10.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Philadelphias
Detroit
Detroits
Indianapolis
Worcester
Lynns
Worcesters
Lowell—Salouis
Lowells
Kansas City
Kansas Citys
St. Louis
Baltimore
Baltimores
Clevelands
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Athletics
Louisville
Louisvilles
Cincinnatis
Old South prizes offered for Boston high school graduates
Boston scholars are invited to compete for four prizes totaling 190 dollars for essays on two subjects related to the Old South. Winners chosen by judges will consider historical knowledge and thought, with restrictions on length, paper, and confidentiality.
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Boston
Old South Meeting House
North American Review
England
Sir Henry Vane
Vane
Cromwell
America
Avgustus Hemenway
Kats Gannett
Boston Club Dinners Adjourn to September
On Saturday several clubs dined then adjourned until September. The Boston Clubs with President V. Whitten presiding dined at Parker's with BS Johnson Hosea Tucker and J. W. Campbell. The dinner honored Newton Talbot. The Massachusetts Club met at Young's Hotel with few attendees. A Scotch Rite group met at the Thorndike and dined. City Messengers of the Commonwealth met at the Parker House forming a City Messenger Club led by H. N. Pu cpard, with thirty at the New England Club dinner at Young's Hotel.
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Boston
V. Whitten
Parker’s
BS Johnson
Hosea Tucker
J. W. Campbell
Newton Talbot
Massachusetts
Young’s Hotel
Thorndike
Too
Commonwealth
Parker House
H. N. Pucpard
New England
Young's Hotel
New Boston Novelty Mats Draw Strong Call
A Boston importers notice says SirEermsa Mars mats are two weeks old and selling fast. The original importers announce today’s notice must be the last. A correspondent writes to G. W. Simmons, & Co about the mats stating they are better than romide or chloral to promote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
G. W. Simmons, & Co
With and Warners Ask Your Friends and Neighbors
A compact note invites local readers to consult friends and neighbors about a two pound road matter. The fragmentary item hints at community discussion or inquiry, urging input from nearby residents without detailing any formal action.
Manslaughter Verdict in Howes Case is Reached
The United States Circuit Court resumed the murder trial of Captain Marcus L. Howes in the Kikamatsu case and the jury returned a manslaughter verdict at about 6 pm. The court also heard motions in Western Union Telegraph Co. v. Massachusetts and postponed admiralty appeals to Sept. 18.
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United States Circuit Court
Marcus L. Howes
Kikamatsu
Cour J
Western Union Telegraph Company
Attorney-General of Commonwealth of Massachusetts
George 8. Hale
Company
Bliss
Commonwealth
Supreme Judicial Court rescripts filed in Lazarus vs Swan
The case concerns Daubon Co. of Porto Rico and Boston merchant Swan over molasses proceeds from a Hyaline cargo. No express promise or implied trust is found to bind Swan to pay plaintiffs Lazarus & Co. The court grants judgment for the defendant, noting lack of an implied trust or legally binding promise. Also noted is a second rescript in Hemenway v Sullivan where no enforceable trust arises absent an express land trust or implied title.
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Alfred S. Lazarus
Walter 3
Swan
New York
Boston
Daubon & Co
Porto Rico
Hyaline
Danbon & Co
Messrs. A. Lazarus & Co
Lazarus
Jaubon & Co
N. Daubon
James E. Leach
Frank A. Farnham
Robert J .Smith
M. W. Weston
James H. Bailey
Charles P. Hemenway
Sullivan
Bill Rernifeed
T. H. Talbot
William Gussell
J. B. Richardson
British Americans Celebrate With Picnic and Banquet
The British American Association planned a Saturday program with a Oak Island picnic and a banquet at Mechanics' Building attended by about 300. James Wenyss Jr presided and led a vote to bar any officer or branch president who seeks political office from association membership. The resolution passed with few dissenters.
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Oak Island
Mechanics’ Building
James Wenyss, Jr
General Council
Reception for New West Education Commission staff
Park Street Church hosts a 12 o'clock reception for New West Education Commission teachers aiding Mormons. Guests include Grace Gilberth, Carrie Hunt, Fannie Smith, Fannie Hall, Susie Merrill, Carrie Mason, Anna Hunt, C F Buck, and Virginia Cox. Addresses by A E Winship and Charles R Bliss. Gilberth and Hunt have recently collected funds in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW West Education Commission
Park Street Church
Grace Gilberth
Salt Lake
Carrie Hunt
Lehi
Fannie Smith
Hooper
Fannie Hall
Susie Merrill
Carrie Mason
Anna Hunt
C. F. Buck
Huntsville
Utah
Virginia Cox
San Mateo
N. M
A. E. Wins
Music Hall Promenades This Week At Hall
Special attractions announced for each evening this week at Music Hall. Tonight Signor G Campanari will be the soloist. Friday's concert closes Kneisel's tenure as director before his sailing to Europe and the succession by Ad Neuendorff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Signor G. Campanari
Kneisel
Europe
Ad. Neuendorff
Girls Latin School closes with graduates named
The closing exercises of the girls' Latin school will occur on Tuesday at 9 a.m. The graduates are Gertrude B. Smith Jennie M. Furber Susie E. Currier Blanche L. Clay Blanche B. Baker Alice F. Daly Maria G. Webber K Mathilde Knudsen Anna K. Rogers.
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Girls’ Latin School
How To Buy A Refrigerator From Paine's Furniture
When buying a refrigerator you want trusted guidance and top choice. Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street promotes the finest refrigerators offered at prices as low as the temperatures they create, claiming they will satisfy with quality and value.
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Corp Atric
Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Captain Howes Found Guilty of Manslaughter Aboard Freemen
In the 1887 Java Sea case, Captain Marcus L. Howes is found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Japanese sailor Hidaka Kikumatsu. Howes testified self defense during a mutiny incident while the Freemen was sailing. Crew accounts allege prior cruelty. A legal point on vessel ownership will decide possible discharge or sentencing, with a minimum three years and $1000 fine if convicted.
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Marcus L. Howes
Freemen
Hidaka Kikumatsu
Java Sea
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Henshaw
Dann
Wilard
McConkey
Veates
P. Mebride
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Kn L'Ss
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Owland
Warner
With & Warner's
Supreme Judicial Court
Avon Street
Boston Post
Columbia
Tricycles
Pope Mfg CO
Franklin ST
Wm. Meade& Sons
KK. W. OD
W. P. Balch Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
James P. Stewart
Medford St, Charles
Nova Scotia
Culm
Cumberland
Kansas City Land
WM. H. Parmenter
BC State Street
Dixon Bros
Commercial Wharf
Paine’ Furniture Co
Overman Wheel CO
N. B
Murray's
Columbus Avenue
Sudbury Street
South Side
B. M. Depot
Emond
Quinsler
Goddard Buggies
State Street
Revere
Boston, Mass
J. D. Packard & Sons
Chardon St
Health Food CO
Tremont St
Coventry
Ruggles St
Clarendon Hotel
Tremont
Berkeley
Clarendo Streets
F. S&s. Risteen, Proprietor
Galt
Pittss«t
Dr. Very
Tuttle’s Elixir CO
Hyde Park
Merrimag Street
Haypsome
Revere House
A. W. Spencer
The
Stock Exchange
the Exchange
Columbia Street
Dorchester
Murray _R. Ballou
Ames
O’brien
Charles Weil
Leopold Morse
John Wyman
Georg M. Stearns
Gteek Exoh Rts
York
Howes
Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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