Harvard Law School Centennial Dinner Recalls Legacies
A Harvard Law School Association dinner features speeches praising teachers, judges, and alumni. Orators reflect on Professor Parsons Washburne and Eliot, discuss the lawyer’s role in democracy, reforms like tenure for judges, and the school’s ties to New York and Boston practice. Notables Beaman Shattuck Fox Hobbs and Beaman pledge funds for publications and prizes.
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Professor Parker
Abe
Parsons
Washburne
Old
Massachusetts
Carter
Eliot
Harvard
General Sherman
Italy
Harvard College
Divinity School
Iself
Law School
Boston
Cambridge
Thayer
Pisolawas
C. Beaman
Shattuck
New York
Brother Beaman
Nan
George G. Crocker
Mr. Crocker
Chicagoos Turn Tables on champions in Detroit defeat
In Detroit on June 26 the Chicago team defeated the champions after Van Haltren and Conway pitched well. Richardson's error limited Chicago to a single earned run. The Chicago lineup featured Anson and Rowe with strong infield play while Conway and Van Haltren fended off Detroit threats.
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Detroit
Chicagos
van Haltren
Conway
Richardson
KR. Bilpo
ALE
R. BH. PO
A. Ee Ryan
Rich’d'n
Sullivan
Oj Brouthers
Pettit
Thomps
Eo Anson
O Rowe
Mieffer
Ganzel
Willins
Twitchell
Burns
Hanson
van Hal'n
Ennett
Daly
Anson
Pfeffer
Bennett
Cheagues
Yale Beats Harvard To Claim College Championship
Yale defeated Harvard 5-2 in New Haven to win the college title on clean hitting in the fifth inning. Stag and Bates pitched well. Yale's bursts came from Calhoun Hunt Noyes Knowlton and McConkey with McClintock homering. Harvard scored in seventh on Willard Knowlton Hunt and Campbell. Yale alumni celebrate with fireworks and a bonfire.
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YALE
Harvard
New Haven
Conn
Stacg
Bates
Calhoun
Hunt
Noyes
Knowlton
McCon
YALES
Harvards
Campbell
Stagg
D. O
Gallivan
Koyden
Ant Cf
Henshaw
Willard
Dann
McConkey
P. McBride
Clint
Ro Ochland
Walker
McClintock
Tlunt
Yime
McLean
Juvenile Department Offers Warm Weather Apparel
The Juvenile Department of Macallar Parker and Co at 420 Washington street markets a special line for warm weather. Readily available are blue white and black serge suits flannel and wash suits along with blouses waists sailor and kilt suits star shirt waists neckwear hose collars and cuffs.
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Macallar, Parker & Co
Washington Street
Harvard Divinity Alumni Meet and 1888-89 Officers Chosen
The Association of Harvard Divinity School Alumni held its annual meeting at Divinity Hall chapel with Rev J L Seward presiding in place of Rev J H Allen. Rev A Woodbury was chosen chairman and Rev T C Williams and Rev H W Foote named preachers for 1888 89. The necrology for 1887 88 listed deaths including Rev C Palfrey and others. Officers elected: President J H Allen Cambridge vice president George Bachelor Wellesley Hills secretary J L Seward Lowell and C Everett F G Peabody Muzzey Cambridge on the business committee. Dr Calthrop preached on The Divine Unity and Charles Ernest Smith of the graduating class was ordained. Smith plans missionary work in Seattle.
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Association of the Alumni
Harvard Divinity School
Chapel of Divinity Hall
J. L. Seward
J. H. Allen
A. Woodbury
T.C. Williams
H. W. Foote
C. Palfrey
A. Putnam
W. E. Abbot
J. F. Clarke
A. Smith
Library Committee
J. H. Allen Cambridge
George Bachelor
Wellesley Hills
Lowell
C. Everett
F. G. Peabody
Muzzey
Cambridge
R. Calthrop
Divine Unity
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson at the same place just fifty years ago. _After Dr. Calthrop
Charles Ernest Smith
Divinity School
E. H. Hall
D.D
Camec
A. M. Lord
Arlington
Racing in the Mud at Mystic Park Delays Eastern Circuit
Heavy rain postponed Mystic Park races from 2 pm to 12:30 pm today. Yesterday's event saw Yorktown Maid win by a neck after leading then breaking. the 2:28 class purse was $500 with multiple horses listed. Track improvements praised. manager Willis lauded for public welfare efforts as weather disrupted opening day.
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Mystic Park
Willis
C. K. Drew
Yorktown Maid
Frank S
Mepovalachi
Frank’s
J. H. Phillips
B.m
Yorktown
J. FE. Turner
B. G
Fred Reynolds
B. G. Saxon
J. A. Snow
Kimball
Prom
Inball Maldives
A. Johnson
Lady Emma
E. F. Carpenter
G. G. Graylight
Reily
G. m
Lettie Watson
Obituary of Sydney H Gay prominent anti slavery journalist
Sydney Howard Gay died Monday at his home in West New Brighton. A Harvard man delayed by health he pursued law but left the bar for conscience. He edited the Anti Slavery Standard, co edited New York Tribune and Chicago Tribune, directed the Evening Post, and compiled a popular history of the United States and a Life of James Madison. After long paralysis his death brings release from a life of strenuous public service.
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Sydney Howard Gay
West New Brighton
L. L
Mr. Gay
Hingham
Mass
Ebenezer Gay
Harvard College
Boston
United States
Folowers
Garrison
American Anti-Slavery Society
Anti- Slavery Standard
New York
New York Tribune
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Relief Committee
Gay
Evening Post
William Cullen Bryant
the Post
Charles Scribners’ Sons
Longtime Newton resident Seth Davis dies at 100
Seth Davis aged 100 years 9 months 22 days died Monday evening after a brief illness. Born in Ashby Mass Sept 17 1787 he moved to Newton at 15 and spent 85 years there. A teacher and public servant he helped found the Adelphian Library, the Newton Savings Bank and the Newton Cemetery Corporation.
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Seth Davis
Newton
Ashby
Mass
New England
Adelphian Library
West Newton Atheneum
Newton Savings Bank
Newton Cemetery Corporation
Charming Saratoga House Offers Comfort and Spring Water
Tar Howtanp House on Broad Way in Saratoga sits among palatial summer homes. It promises charming living with the joy of home comforts and direct spring water supplied to the house at no cost.
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Tar Howtanp
Broad Way
Saratoga
Royal Baking Powder Promotes Wholesome Bread
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as uniquely wholesome for hot bread and baked goods avoiding digestion issues. It claims other powders with lime or alum are unsafe, while Royal poudre preserves flour nutrients through gas leavening without fermentation, offering superior nutritional value.
Rose Show and Society Dinners at Revere House
Notable guests from New York attended the Massachusetts Horticultural Society Rose Show dinner at the Revere House along with the K O A Society. Benjamin Kimball returns from California where he inspected San Diego Land and Improvement Company property. The Fitchburg Railroad case against President Phillips et al. sets a July 1 trial-by-jury deadline. An American Reformation Society meeting is slated for Berkeley Temple on June 27 at 7:30. Pain’s pyrotechnic show The Last Day of Pompeii faces a rain delay but aims for Thursday opening if weather permits.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Mexico
Langdell
New York
Supreme Court
Shattuck
Austen G. Fox
Harvard Law School Association
Senate
New Yor
New England
New Amsterdam
Society of St
Harvard Law School
Law School
Carter
Alfred Hemenway
New Hampshire
Ichabod Bartlett
Cenar
Ichabod
Chamberlain
Beaman
Harvard
Demosthenes
General Butler
Lowell
Court of Common Pleas
Shelley
Butler
Lawrence Lowell
United States
Samuel Williston
Association
Hemenway
Marland C. Hobbs
Harvard Law Review
Hobbs
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Revere House
J.N. May
J. DeWolf
K. O. A. Society
Revere
Benjamin Kimball
California
San Diego Land and Improvement Company
Robert D. Smith
Mt. Vernon Street
Fitchburg Railroad Corporation
Phillips Et al
Justice Field
American Reformation Society
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
David B. Jutton
Pain
Pompeii
Graduation Exercises At Salem Normal School
Salem June 26. The graduating exercises at Normal Hall featured a salutation by Miss Rose Plunkett Glenwood a class song by Miss Lizzie F Currier Amesbury and a valedictory by Miss Laura E Howland Wakefield Diplomas were awarded to four graduates in the advanced class and thirty eight of the lower class.
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Salem
Salem Normal School
Normal Hall
Rose Plunkett
Glenwood
Lizzie F. Currier
Amesbury
Laura E. Howland
Wakefield
Fine clipper Sarah to Azores voyage in July
The bark Sarah advertises a regular summer voyage to the Azores, sailing about July 5 with a ten week round trip. It offers cabin accommodations for a few passengers and doctor H. W. Adams will accompany the party. Messrs. E. A. Adams & Co. of 115 State Street, Boston, are the owners for further information.
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Sarah
Azores
H. W. Adams
Messrs. E. A. Adams & Co
State Street
Boston
Picturesque tour through the Rocky Mountains announced
Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb announce a Colorado tour for July leaving Boston Monday the 28th. The journey covers scenic sections along the Denver and Rio Grande and Union Pacific lines visiting famed resorts gorges cañons and passes. Day travel with hotel stops at night. Descriptive circulars available from W Raymond 296 Washington Street.
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Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Colorado
Boston
Denver & Rio Grande
Union Pacific Railways
Yellowstone National Park
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Clarendon Hotel Opens at Saratoga Springs
The Clarendon Hotel at Saratoga Springs opens this year with landlord Charles E. Leland returning to assure guest attention. Its hilltop location overlooks Congress Spring Park, blending access to waters with retreat to elegant quiet, appealing to waters visitors and summer society alike.
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Clarenden Hotel
Saratoga Springs
Charles E. Leland
Saratoga
Congress Spring Company
Kensington Hotel at Saratoga Prepares for Cleveland Visit
The Kensington Hotel at Saratoga Springs sits on Saratoga Lake boulevard overlooking Congress Park. Proprietor Grening, also Congress Park manager, is preparing extensive renovations for the anticipated visit of President and Mrs. Cleveland, with leading springs nearby and easy access on foot.
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Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Lake Boulevard
Congress Park
Grening
Cleveland
Court Proceedings Open in June Term with Foreman Shaw
The United States District Court opened its June term with Father McGuiness of Jamaica Plain offering prayer. John J. Shaw of Boston was appointed foreman as the jury retired to consider presentment after the judge gave the charge.
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United States District Court
Jdunea
Nelson
Father McGuiness
Jamaica Plain
John J. Shaw
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court June 26 Actions in Equity
Motions and matters in equity heard. Mary E Dodge vs Old Colony Railroad Co concerns a grant granting free passage on the railroad to her family. The court considers whether the term family includes all descendants. Case to full bench. Also Farnsworth v Pawtucket and Middlesex Superior Court June 26 hearing jury waived cases and uncontested divorce list for June 27.
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Mary E. Dodge
Old Colony Railroad Company
John C. Dodge
Attleboro
Providence Railroad Company
C. B. Farnsworth
Pawtucket
J. H. Benton
Whalen v City of Boston damages case in Superior Court
Margaret Whalen sues City of Boston for 5000 damages from June 15 1885 when a horse attached to a city cart ran over her on Charles Street injuring her. Jury returns verdict for defendant after resuming hearings on motions for new trials. Attorneys L M Child T E Barry for plaintiff Robert W Nason for defendant. This was last jury case of the sitting.
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Superior Court
Pitman
Thompson
Margaret Whalen
City of
Boston
Charles Street
L. M. Child
T. E. Barry
Robert W. Nason
Superior Court action seeks damages over defective work in Salem house
In Essex County on June 26 judge BisHor presiding No 3894 Cox vs Symonds an action to recover damages for alleged defective repair and alteration work on the plaintiff's Salem residence H F co attorney for plaintiff C H Symonds for defendant The divorce list will be in order for tomorrow
Beautiful Balch Mansion Opens in Saratoga
The Balch Mansion on Broadway, Saratoga, opens with an attractive house and superior table. Mrs Balch oversees the kitchen. most rooms are likely engaged. Terms are reasonable given the house’s excellence and location. Applicants are urged to apply at once.
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Balch
Broadway
Saratoga
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