Entertainment and civic notes from a Boston church event
The Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society held an vestry entertainment with about 150 attendees. Performances included songs and cornet solos by Miss Mary E. Welch and a bass solo by Mr. Clark, followed by a collation. Additional items mention a pyrotechnic show “The Last Days of Pompeii,” fire alarm box updates, a petition about Faneuil Hall, a court matter on embezzlement, a Knights Templar pilgrimage, fireworks entrance changes, and a letter-stealing arrest in Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Mary E. Welch
Clark
Varrell
Miss Welch
Gerrish
Pompeii
Pain
Huntington Avenue
Board of Aldermen
Faneuil Hall
Travis-Swinton
J. Benjamin Palmer
Messrs
Finn
Joseph Warren
Knights Templars
Boston
Newport
R. L
Washington
Knights ‘Templars
Senators Defeated 13 to 0 by Bostons at South End grounds
In a rain affected game 2426 fans watched Boston overpower Washington 13 to 0. Every Boston starter had at least one hit and runs. Radbourne pitched mostly perfect ball with two walks allowed. The Phillies beat the Giants in Philadelphia as Connor’s fielding miscues produced four unearned runs. Detroit defeated Chicago in a rain delayed game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Bostons
Senators
Jim Whitney
Klusman
Kelly
Hoy
Radbourn
Hornung
Brown
Wise
Dick Gohuston
Telly
Donnelly
Wilmot
Morrill
Fiostons
Boestons
Tiwo
Johnston
Nash
Washnotons
Philadelphias
NEW Yorks
BULPO
A. E. Hi
Ward
Duffinton
Slattery
SO Ku Clements
Whitney
Bastian
Tatfield
Welch
Geta
Hiladelphias
Buffinton
Clements
St Len
Celehunty
Connor
Phtadelphias
New Yorks i
Onut
Wood
Lieman
Hatfied
Irwin
Icrar
Pelehanty
Karvar
Ewing
Detroit
Detroits
Chivagos
A. Ee R
A. Ee Rich
D’n
O' Ryan
R&p
Bronihers
O Sullivan
Thomps’n
O Feitit
Rfk
Rowe
Chicagos
Gauzel
Hanslon
Sullivan
Richardson
Hanlon
Nfeffer
Borchers
Ryan
Getzein
Brouthers
Pfeffer
Anson
Thompson
Valentine
Lowells Take Commanding Lead in First Inning
In Manchester on June 27 the Lowell team led early thanks to Shinnick’s four bagger with bases loaded, but steady play pushed Manchester ahead by final inning. Score details show Manchester 6 to 6 in a tense finish as Worcester defeated Salem in a separate outing with notable catches by Burke and solid pitching by Meister. About 700 spectators attended.
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Manchester
N. H
Lowells
Shinnick
Dowelss
Worcestrer
Salems
Worcesters
Ufner
Goodwin
Henry
Burke
Salem
Meister
Worcester
Worcestera
Post Globe series opener ends in five easy innings
The Wellington grounds saw The Post and Globe squads open a three game set. The Posts dominated in a five inning affair scoring 12 runs to 2 for the Globes with Ellerby Templeman and Nolan delivering doubles and a stout pitching effort by Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Obituary of Joseph W. Ward prominent Boston line
Joseph W. Ward son of Andrew H Ward of Boston and great grandson of General Artemus Ward died June 13 1838 in Oakland California aged 74. Last survivor of the drug firm Henshaw Ward Co a Mason and Shrewsbury family linked figure. He leaves a widow five children two brothers a sister and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Ward
Andrew H. Ward
Boston
Artemus Ward
Shrewsbury
Mass
David Henshaw
Oakland
Cal
Mr. Ward
Henshaw, Ward & Co
Columbian Lodge
St. Paul's
de Molay Commandery
Benjamin B. Appleton
Andrew _ Ward
D. Henshaw Ward
Francisco
Oseph L. Danforth
Louisville
Runaway horse injures Malden hardware dealer
Adam Cook, a local hardware dealer in Malden, was thrown from his horse when it bolted near the depot after fright from passing cars. He sustained a fractured rib and a severe head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Adam Cook
Mr. Cook
Fireworks and beverages advertised for Fourth of July
Advertisements urge securing fireworks from United States Fireworks Company of 22 India square for the upcoming Fourth of July celebration. Also promoted is The Oriental Tea Company Liquid Coffee, sold streetwise for yachts picnics travelers, promising convenient hot or cold use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fireworks Company
India Square
Oriental Tea Company
Court Street
al Racers
Aurt Sieet
French Canadians close Nashua St Jean Society convention
The French-Canadian convention of St. Jean Societies in Nashua N H closed with earnest French language addresses and emotional debates. Telegrams of congratulations were received from Papal authorities and French- Canadian leaders. A temporary committee was chosen to unite French societies in the U S and the next convention was set for Chicago in 1892. A grand banquet followed at the Nashua Theatre with about 600 guests as Hon Dr L J Martel presided and music by Cummings Band accompanied postprandial speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
St. Jean
Sc. Belanger
Sherbrooke
Can
Manchester
Cardinal Taschereau
Quebec
Rue
Yy Gibbons
Baltimore
Bradley
Edward Mallet
Washington
de Oy Wae
J. H. Guillet
Lowell
Alliance of
Chicago
T Ry
Nashua ‘Theatre
Boston
Cummings
L. J. Martel
Tolles
Tappan Cup Race Opens Cape Ann Yacht Club Series
The Atlanta wins the first Tappan Cup race off Gloucester Harbor with Black Cloud gaining on time. multiple yachts race under Cape Ann Yacht Club management. Protests over buoy rounding and stake boat collision are noted. judges named. strong wind required reefing. next race scheduled July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grovuersteer
Cape Ann Yacht Club
Gloucester Harbor
Atlanta
Black Cloud
Leneth
Fe Bee i. M
Benes
Pydettesiescvsee
Wiite Fawn
Silver Cloud
Wraith
Spark
Lark
White Wings
Juna
Mavis
Spy
Echo
George W. Patterson
James 5. Steele
Horatio Babson
Henry Hazel
George H. Proctor
Fire Damages Several Northern Mills and Barns
Fire across multiple towns causes combined losses around 150000 at Tasker Iron Works Newcastle Delaware. Henry Ganss Son mill and lumber plant in St Louis also burned, with losses near 100000. Fort Apache quartersupply buildings destroyed, value about 100000. Fire in East Wallingford Vermont consumes barn and lumber, 125000 feet burned, 75000 saved. In Canaan village Maine a stable store and shop burn, losses about 1100 insured. Richardson house moved on Water street in Ganpinen Maine burned, incendiary origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiluington
Del
Tasker Iron Works
Newcastle
St. Louis
Henry Ganss & Son
Hogroox
A. T
Fort Apache
Rutland
East Wallingford
Abel Ray
Sylvester Eddy
Ray
Skowhegan
Canaan Village
Hiram Burrill
Ganpinen
J. M. Richardson
Water Street
Boston Citizens Seek Court Action Over City Expenditures
Francis A. Osborne leads the Citizens Reform Association of Boston in a bill in equity filed in the Supreme Court. The suit seeks to restrain the city from paying back time bills for city officials and from approving certain extravagant appropriations for celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Osborne
Citizens’ Reform Association
Boston
Supreme Court
Public school graduates tally five hundred sixty three
Five hundred sixty three public school pupils graduated yesterday. Charlestown high contributed forty five and Brighton high ten with the rest from various grammar schools. Brighton exercises were at Congregational Church Brighton at seven thirty last night.
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Charlestown
Brighton
Congregational Church
Hyde
Hugh O’brien
Prescott
Rice Training
Wells
Andrew
Army officers granted leaves and reassignments message
June 27. Colonel J C Breckinridge inspector general granted four months leave with permission to go beyond sea. Lieutenant Colonel Albert T Morran granted one month extension. Captain Otho W Budd Fourth Cavalry ordered to Milwaukee for recruiting duty. Captain William O Owen relieved from Plattsburg duty and ordered to Fort Leavenworth. Major Alfred A Woodhull surgeon granted three months leave. First Lieutenant Herbert J Slocum Seventh Cavalry relieved as judge advocate of the general court martial at Jefferson Barracks. First Lieutenant Walter M Dickenson Fourth Cavalry relieved from duty as member and detailed as judge advocate of above court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WaAsnsnecon
J.C. Breckinridge
Albert T. Morran
Otho W. Budd
Fourth Cavalry
Milwaukee
Wis
William O. Owen
Plattsburg Barracks
N. Y
Fort Leavenworth
Khan
Alfred A. Woodhull
Herbert J. Slocum
Seventh Cavalry
Jefferson Barracks
Walter M. Dickenson
Home for Aged People at Malden Prominent ladies back Protestant home
A Malden initiative to establish a Protestant home for aged people is under way. Subscriptions received total 6905 dollars including 1000 from Mrs A K Ladd and 2500 each from Hon E S Converse and Mrs E S Converse, with gifts from several other supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Malven
A. K. Ladd
Donepate Ladd
George P. Cox
W. A. Wilde
H. J. Cox
Holls R. Gray
June Weddings Involve Osgood Merrill and Howells
The June weddings feature Arthur H. Osgood and Jennie L. Merrill at Eliot Congregational Church with reception at Commonwealth Hotel. They plan a Europe voyage aboard the Cephalonia and will reside on Highland Avenue Somerville after autumn receptions. Also, George Dawson Howells wed Grace Hurd at the bride’s home with Rev. Eliot officiating, then to Uniontown. Michael Cashman and Kittie E. O Neill wed in Newburyport with plans to reside in Malden. William C. Demain married Martha Sylvester at Kneeland Street. couple to tour Newark before settling at Linden Avenue. Professor Hiram A. Hotchkiss of Dartmouth married Clara E., daughter of Professor Young, in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Henry Osgood
Harvard
Jennie L. Merrill
Eliot Congregational Church
B. F. Hamilton
Messrs. H. Messenger Leland
Wendell L. Nichols
Charles Austin Morse
Albert G. Woodward
Harvey Towle
Frank Nay
Linn Luce
Charles Johnsquest
Commonwealth Hotel
Osgood
Europe
Cephalonia
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Boston Cadet Band
George Dawson Howells
Uniontown
Penn
Grace Hurd
Dorchester
Percival Avenue
RK. Eliot
Meeting House Hill Church
Malden
Michael Cashman
Kittie E. O'Neil
Newburyport
Father Toomey
Haskins Street
William C. Demain
Martha Sylvester
Kneeland Street
Theodore C. Pease
Congregational Church
Newark
Linden Avenue
Princeton
N. J
Hiram A. Hotchkiss
Dartmouth College
Clara E
Young
Tariff Debate at Quincy Town Hall Sees M Collectors Clash
A June 67 Quincy Town Hall audience heard a second joint tariff debate between Josiah Quincy and Theo King. Quincy argued Republicans pretend to protect labor and urged limited duties while preserving raw material imports. King insisted protection benefits the nation as a whole and cited wool production. Additional brief remarks supported tariff themes from Foster Faxon Chaplin Ela Slade and Litchfield, with final words from King and Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Josiah Quincy
Theo. King
King
Boston
Commonwealth
Mr. Quincy
Charles A. Foster
Henry A. Faxon
F. A. Chaplin
C. Ela
James H. Slade
Mystic Park Races Highlight Busy Card and Upsets
At Mystic Park yesterday exciting races entertained grandstand patrons. Duke dropped to fourth in the three minute class but bettors collected as the horse did not run backward. In 2:23 pacers, El Monarch and Lady Hill split heats with Edith R and Golden Rod close behind, Bert Stetson fined after protests, while Yorktown Belle dominated the 2:28 event ahead of Frank P and Matchless.
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Mystic Park
Duke
Alexander Boy
el Monarch
Eddie
Lady Hill
Bert Stetson
Jock Bowen
Stetson
Td Modaton
Lady Fil
Ch. m
A. P. McPongio
Cesack
Eddie C
D. S. Quintin
B.g
Howley & Bros
Nimne
Augustus Schuler
Edith R
Comune
Golden Rod
Golden Roa
Ch. G
A. P. McDonald
Edith
Bom
Varkville Farm
Lakorine
Frank
Yorktown Belle
Frank P
Saxon
WesHay
B. m
J. H. Phillips
Frank 8
C. G
A. Po McDonald
Pred Reynolds
Sadie
Jo Ae Suows
Coon
Kimball Maid
Br. m
I. Kimball
Bares
Lady Emma
Blk. i
A. Johnson
A. J. Feek
Watt
Rocket
Kenset
Kenset F
Black Shaw
Gratz
Eb. G
Feek
Ace
G. G
Hiram Woodruff
Erererss
B. Gs Co Lp Vizard
Blackshaw, Bik. S
J.J. Bowen
Flossie
Brom
J. M. Galvite
Ned
B. G
F. W. Reynolds
Pyle's Pearline Perfect Pronounced By Public Press PF
The public pronounces Pyle's Pearline as the preferred product among cleaners. Officials and papers note the item’s growing popularity and strong sales. No specific firms or dates are cited in the readable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Double Weddings and Christenings in Cambridge Family Circle
A Cambridge family celebrated a double wedding and two Christenings yesterday. Miss Mary Hanks wed Mr John Kempton at the brides home on Howard Street, with Rev Alexander McKenzie officiating. Later, two grandchildren were christened by Rev Hanks. Evening service at Shepard Memorial Church united Miss Sarah J Hanks and Mr William M Richardson amid lavish floral decor and familiar faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mary Hi
W. Hanks
John B. Kempton
Howard Street
Alexander McKenzie
Hanks
Adams
Hitchcock
New York
Dr. McKenzie
Frances A. Lord of
Kennebunk
Harvard Annex
Charles St. Hanks
Sarah Jenkins
Pittsfield
Emma, Whiting
Lexington
Hattie Predoe
Lowell
Alice Hale
Shepard Memorial Church
Doran v Cohen Surety Liability Not Enlarged by Amendment
Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth holds that the second count of the declaration in an action on a bond to dissolve an attachment does not enlarge the surety’s liability. The two counts allege the same cause of action. amendment without notice did not create a new claim. Justice Pence represented the plaintiff, and Meck Kelleget the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court For
the Commonwealth
Francis Doran
Samuel Cohen
William H. Swift
J. IL. Pence
Meck Kelleget
Uncontested Divorces Hearing Notice In Middlesex Court
Superior Court Middlesex county reports judge Hammond presiding over uncontested divorces today. Contested cases and remainder of the list to be heard in order Thursday June 28.
Cox versus Symonds defection damages suit in Essex court
Superior Court Essex County June 27 judge BisHOP No 3894 Cox vs Symonds a damage suit for alleged defective work on plaintiff’s house with damages set at 52001. Winding for plaintiff Hurlburt for plaintiff Symonds for defense. Divorce cases heard but decisions reserved. Train service addition to New York and New England line highlighted with Boston departures at 10 am and 11:30 am arriving New York 4:30 pm and 6:45 pm.
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New York
New England
Boston
Composed Principally of Raw Beef and Duffy's Whiskey Cure
A historical tonic claims to cure the first stages of consumption and build tissue while increasing strength and vitality. It advertises improved color, appetite, and acts as a blood maker with no rival among tonics. It highlights raw beef and Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as core ingredients.
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Duffy
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Committee On Public Institutions
Gargan
United States Commissioner’s Court
George M. Mason
Boston Post Office
District Court
Kalsomined
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Phillies
Giants
Hnston
Orrill
Gbourn
R. Bi.po. A
Washingtons
Q'Hoy
Daily
Myers
Globes
Rh. BH
Po.a,. G
K. Bh.po. A
Willis
W. Scott
Collins
Felden
Cohn
Scott
O' Keating
Nolan
Lefford
Oues Templeman
McCauley
Fielden
Lathrop
St. Jean Societies
ARMY
California
San Francisco
Best & Belcher Ee
Ophir
Chollar Ee
Savage
Hie v
Sierra Nevada
Union
Eureka
T.a0 Yellow Jacket
Gould & Curry
Poe Iarand Prize
Hialé & Norcroas
Eeers
Nevada Neen
MONO
North B Isle
Novajorcee
Heophilus King
S. W. Hanks
Chester MW. Graves & Sons
Paris
W. Baker & 00
Dorchesiey
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Express
THE
Rochester, N. Y
Koratio Harris & Co, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Crates
Prunes
Boston Post
Columbia
Tricycles
Pope Mfg CO
Franklin ST
Head& Sons
Washington Street
KE. W. D
Mailer Express
Dixon Bros
Commercial Wharf
W.P. Balch Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
St Salesroom
Ex Steamship “State of Alabama
Palermo
Fiske’s Wharf
Revere
Bowdoin Square
Winner Investment Co
WM. H. Parmenter
Kansas City Land
BO State Street
Paine
Victor
Columbus Boston
N. E. Headquarters
Emond
South Side
B. M. Depot
Quinsler
Goddard Buggies
Health Food CO
Tremont St
Bos'tion
Coventry Machinist CO
Columbus Ave
Brice
Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Ferry and
Vine Streets
Everett
Eastern Railroad
Cannell Brothers
Everett Square
Eastern Depot
Causeway Street
East Everett
Scollay Square
Chelsea
Office of Auctioneers
J.D. Packard & Sons
Charden St
Buregeant
Ruggles St
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Sailesroom
Kicaadence
Warren Avenue
Parsons, Bennett and
Arlington Streets
Moston
Vennett Street
Malcolm McLoud
Richards
Kansas
John D. Knox & CO
Topeka
Kansan
Brouield ST
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
John Jeffries & Sons
Clarendon Hotel
Tremont
Berkeley
Clarendon
F. Ss. Risteen, Proprietor
Tuttle's Elixir CO
Horse Hospital
Hyde Park
Merrimac Street
Insurance
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Massachusetts
F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
F. Trull
WM. BD. Turner
Fire Insurance
North American
Kilby ST
Silas Peirce
Eugene E. Patridge
Charles E. Macallar
Crocker, Burank & 9
Fitchburg, Mass
OFI
Salem Lead Company
F. A. Brown
Treas
Salerms
Minimem
P.S. Hmuckins & CO
Beitk
Border Street
East Beston
State St
Cleveland and Thurman
Mazeppa Sign CO
Water ST
Musical Publica Lions
NEW Music Books
Gertrude Menard
Bell
Menard
L. O. Emerson
Near& Rs
Merr College
Row Voices
Oliver Dilson & Co
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Suffolk
Court Square
Joan B. Fitzpatrick
John H. Whicher
Somer
Ville
Middlesex
Crediton
Wiliam A. Sileehan
Arch Street
Philadelphia
United States Quartermaster’s Department
Schuylkill Arsenal
Pacific Coast
Ludingson
Q. M
Grove Hall
Milk Stree
Albion Place
Leven Carrier No
Treasury
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