Three Home Runs Spark Sharp Fielding in Baltimore Victory
A hard hitting contest featured three early home runs and sharp defense. Boston toppled Baltimore 11 runs to five as Baker and O'Brien faltered for the Bostons while Radford Stricker and Joyce sparkled in the field. McGeachy Welch and Van Haltren contributed with solid catches and timely hits as Baltimore stormed ahead in the first five innings and held on despite late Boston pressure.
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Two Questions Concerning the Studies and Scholarship
Harvard Phi Beta Kappa met at Massachusetts Hall with Professor William Watson Goodwin delivering the annual oration on the elective system introduced in 1867. The event featured Henry Grafton Chapman as poet, formal officer elections, and a private dinner under Colonel T. W. Higginson.
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Henry Grafton Chapman
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W. C. Lane
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Charles Theodore Russell
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Phi Beta
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Benjamin Pierce
Henry W. Longfellow
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Arts and Sciences
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Post's Forecast and Weather Synopsis for New England
Northern New England will be nearly clear with westerly winds and slightly higher temperatures in Maine, stationary in Vermont and New Hampshire. Southern New England sees near fair weather, westerly winds, warmer coast and little interior change. Saturday looks fair with northwesterly winds and steady temperatures.
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New England
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Free Public Libraries Established in 31 Towns
Since January first this year thirty one free libraries have been established in towns that previously had no public library. Funds and governance details are noted as part of the 1890 act provisions.
Boston Thea tre Star Harry McGiennan to Tour Great Lakes
Mr Harry McGiennan of Boston Theatre will begin a regional trip around the Great Lakes next week and be absent for several weeks on vacation.
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Harry McGiennan
Boston Theatre
Great Lakes
Discontent of the People and the Rise of Democracy
Congressman Clifton R. Breckinridge argues the third party movement grows from citizens freeing thinking from war era bias. He says economic questions now drive politics, mass discontent pushes reform, and democracy will triumph as public sentiment shifts away from Republican paternalism toward equality and government by the people.
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Allime
Republican Party
Sreason
Cambridge Chronii cle to be converted to Democratic weekly
Rumor says the Cambridge Chronicle, a Republican weekly, will be bought by several gentlemen and transformed into a Democratic sheet. Cambridge is Democratic in city voters but lacks a Democratic weekly while four Republican papers exist.
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Cambridge
State aid dispute over disbursement sparks department clash
A heated public controversy centers on alleged interference by a state official in department appointments. Key figures include state actors and agency leaders, with critics arguing improper influence in funding decisions and staffing. The dispute raises questions about governance and accountability within the administration.
Mayor defends legality of state aid disbursements
A city mayor releases a formal statement denying political motives in state aid disbursement criticism. He cites historic opinions by Nettletin and Richardson, reiterates that only legal methods govern paymaster actions, and calls for the Board of Aldermen to correct illegality in line with city charter.
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E. P. Nettleton
J. B. Richardson
Nettleton
Martin
Richardson
Babson
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Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commissioners
The National Anniversary and the Spirit of Liberty
The Fourth of July celebration embodies Americanism and government by the people on equal rights. It urges joyous enthusiasm and progress, praising Hub Punch as the ideal beverage for a complete celebration.
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United States
Europe
Payson Park Land Company Prospect Near Belmont
In Belmont, Payson Park Land Company offers a beautiful property once known as the Cushing estate, five and a half miles from Boston on elevated land. A connecting coach to Fitchburg trains at Mt. Auburn Station departs Boston at 1 36, 3 12, 4 2 and 6 pm tomorrow the 27th, with return to meet all inbound trains. The agent will be at the company office on the property daily after 2 pm.
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Westend Railway
Mt. Auen
New York Paper Bag Co. sues Hollinsworth & Whitney on patent claim
The New York Paper Bag Machine and Manufacturing Company files a bill in equity against The Hollinsworth & Whitney Company for infringement of patent No. 337966. The defense denies infringement and asserts the patentees were not the original inventors, and that the invention had no practical use or profits. Answer also claims bags were made under patent No. 227350 and that no bags were made under 337966. Lawyers Betts and Walker appear for the complainant and defendant respectively.
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United States Circuit Court
Nelson
New York Paper Bag Machine & Manufacturing Company
Hollinsworth & Whitney Company
I’rederick Hi. Betts
New York
Albert H. Walker
Hartford
Conn
George Harding
Francis TI. Chambers
Path of
Charlesgate Wall Encroachment Case Ends In Compensation
Supreme Judicial Court decides Charlesgate wall encroaches slightly on neighboring land. N Henry Chadwick et al. sue T P Putnam over a two inch air space and mortar. Court awards compensation about ten dollars and allows limited injunction to remove debris and restore condition. Rescripts issued in related criminal and civil matters.
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Charlesgate
N. Henry Chadwick Et al
T. P. Putnam
Beacon Street
Cnd
West Chester Park
Putnam
George Z. Adams
George R. Blinn
William A. Gaston
Fred E. Snow
Goodwin vs Richardson replevin over 150 barrels tour title
Superior Court second session on June 25 before Judge Hammond. Henry B. Goodwin sues Charles D. Richardson and others in an action of replevin to determine ownership of 150 barrels of tour valued at 750 dollars. The case No. 4835 records the dispute and request for title recovery.
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Superior Court
Hammond
Henry B. Goodwin
Charles D. Richardson
Tort action over conveyance and for damage in 1890 case
The document records two separate tort actions in Bowd. district court. In one, Paul Sullivan sues George Morrison and others over a sale of flour not paid for, alleging transfer without value and intent to defraud. In the other, Sullivan sues Morrison for ten thousand dollars claiming a lumber wagon collision in July 1890 injuring him as he crossed a street. defenses deny fault and allege plaintiff negligence.
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Patrick Clancey
T. J. Morrison
Thomas Watson
Theodore H. Tyndale
Benjamin Randall
Luigi Dama
Dama
San Francisco
Vu. Smith
Augustus Kuss
D. A. Dorr
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Walsh
J.J. Myers
W. F. Myles
FE. O. Cook
Bowd. J
Paul Sullivan
P. Sullivan
Charles F
Probate Court Probate List Shows Wills Presented and Administrations Granted
Middlesex probate records dated June 25 list numerous wills presented for probate spanning Lowell Cambridge and Medford with names including Matilda Saylor Stephen Rogers Hannah Richardson Martha Polard Levi Perry Julia Callahan and more. Administrations granted cover Susan Ward Cambridge Timothy Coughlin Cambridge and many others across towns from Chelmsford Somerville to Wakefield reflecting a broad regional docket.
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Lowell
Stephen Rogers
Cambridge
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Inchester
Martha L. Polard
Medford
Levi E. Perry
Sudbury
Julia Callahan
Thomas H. Pitt
Newton
James O. Whitten
Alice Turpie
Malden
George. Tufts
Myra G. Strong
Natick
Elizabeth H. Sargeant
Mary B
Levi Flint
Westford
Rebecca Gray
Cynthia ©. Allen
Sheroorn
Mary ,Lully
Ellen M. Sargent
Melrose
Catherine Abbot
Susan R. Bacon
Framingham
Marcia J. Whitney
Stow
Susan K.ward
Chelmsford
Timothy Coughlin
Louisa M. Sherman
Edwin R. Morehouse
Somerville
Winthrop H. Leland
Marlboro
Henry M. Tice
Eliza G. Bateman
Mary E. Woodford
Lucy A. Barnard
Woburn
Charlies _W. Gibson
Hopkinton
Thomas _F. Power
Laura Me Morey
George Skelton
Burlington
John K. Wickham
Wakefield
Martin J. Gallagher
Elizabeth P. Nourse
Hudson
Adeline Coburn
James F. Puffer
Lucius M. Beebe
George Clarke
Rufus K. Ham
Charles W. Saunders
Armenie Tetreault
Martha _T. J. Marshall
Weston
Eliza McCreesh
Lexington
Joseph A. Towle
Horatio A. Southwick
Augusta J. Page
Silas Burgess
Ayer
Ann McGary
Leonard Brown
William H. Cates
Lincolnsville
Official Visit to House of Correction by Common Council
The Common Council members yesterday afternoon visited the House of Correction, leaving City Hall in carriages at 2 o'clock. They were greeted by Commissioners Jenks, Devlin and Newell, and toured departments under Superintendent Colonel Whiton. Dr Jenks thanked the officials for their support and urged rebuilding the prison hospital in a modern style for the city and county. Remarks followed by Devlin, Newell and several council members before they returned to the city.
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House of Correction
Jenks
Devlin
Newell
Whiton
Prisoon
Hayes
Casey
Robbins
Wood
Sixth commencement at St Josephs Academy Cambridge
The sixth commencement exercises of St Josephs Academy at Fresh Pond Cambridge occurred yesterday afternoon with large attendance including about twenty priests from neighboring parishes. Miss Catherine A Hickey was the salutatorian and prizes were awarded in various departments as pupils performed.
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St. Joseph’s Academy
I’resh Pond
Cambridge
Catharine A. Hickey
Quaint rattan labourers advertised at Paine's Warerooms
A hazy note invites readers to visit Paine's Furniture Warerooms at 48 Canal Street for rattan labourers in various colors and exquisite beauty. The ad promises notable beauty for a small price and directs to page 7 for the advertisement.
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