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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1889

Page

8

Hull Yacht Club Review and July 4 Festivities Planned

Commodore fixes the Hull Yacht Club annual review for June 29 1889 with a flag signal driven parade from Hull. A July 4 program includes a one mile single scull race open to crew members, a tub race, prizes of glasses and a cigar box, plus a Banjo Mandolin Guitar Club concert.

Commodore Whitten Hull Yacht Club Troubadour Orr Hull Hull C. V. Wairren L. S. Jordan Hurt Clab House Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club J. Eb. Forsyth E. L. Burwell Elisha James, Jr House Committee

Beverly Yacht Club Races Set For July Regattas

The Beverly Yacht Club issued notices for July races with the 148th and 146th regattas off Monument Beach and the 144th and 145th from Marblehead on July 4 at 12 o clock noon.

Beverly Yacht Club Monument Beach Marblehead

Eastern Yacht Club Regatta Details and Entry Deadline

The Eastern Yacht Club regatta will sail from Half-way Rock on Monday July 15 at 10 45 am barring bad weather. Entries must be received at Edward Burgess secretary 50 State street Boston by 2 pm Friday July 12. The Star of the East steamer is chartered for members use. Docking after July 4 is prohibited but impractical. The Hovey cup race off Marblehead July 18 will be eight miles windward and back now undecided.

Eastern Yacht Club The Edward Burgess State Street Loston Star of the East Forties Marblehead

Valkyrie Earns Victory at Largs Regatta

London June 28 Valkyrie won the regatta at Largs Scotland. Valkyrie finished first in 1h 51m 3s while Irex 1h 54m 18s Varana 1h 54m 42s and Marjorie 1h 38m 6s 50s. Time Sh 26m 17s. Irex 5h 30m 4s Marjorie 5h 34m 41s Yarana 5h 41m 35s Yarana second by time allowance.

Valkyrie London Scotland Irex Varana Marjorie Yarana

No Race for That Cup Ends England U S Challenge

The New York Yacht Club received the first official message from the Royal Yacht Squadron about the America's Cup challenge. The cable says the committee cannot confirm the challenge and a letter will follow, ending any race between the 70-footers of England and the United States.

New York New York Yacht Club Royal Yacht Squadron Idrom Cowes Grant England United States

Veto Echo Protest Chills South Boston Regatta

Judges meet at the South Boston club house at 3 p m to review protests by Veto against Echo and Marion D against Fiora Lee after a close finish. Re measurements altered boat lengths shifting times and creating a tie instead of a Veto win.

South Boston Veto Jessen Echo

Harri's Neversink Arrives Safely After Boston Voyage

The Norton's life boat Neversink arrived in Harri on June 28 after departing Boston on May 19. The voyage covered forty days at sea.

Harri Norton Neversink Boston

Now Then the Fastest Steam Yacht Sold to Boston Agency

The Boston Yacht Agency sold the steam yacht Now Then built by Herreshoff in 1887 for Norman L. Munro. At 86 feet overall, 400 indicated HP triple expansion engines, and a 2m 30s measured mile, she outran rival steamers and could cover 190 knots to New York in ten hours. The owner, a Boston gentleman, remains unnamed. The yacht will join local clubs and depart Bristol today for Nahant season sailing.

Boston Boston Yacht Agency Herresnoff Manufacturing Company Norman L. Munro New York Herreshoff Mary Powell Albany Bristol RK L Nahant Bostonentleman Eastern

Sunshine at Johnstown shows recovery signs

Johnstown reports growing brightness as workers return to plants and wages arrive. The Cambria Tron plant restarts, $80,000 in cash reaches departments, and the Fourteenth Regiment is paid off with most units returning to Pittsburgh. Losses exceed $6 million, while the Johnstown Savings Bank resumes operations with about $800,000 on hand, much of it from drowned depositors.

Johnstown Axie Cambria Tron Company Pittsburg Johnstown Savings Bank Gao

Hammock Tent and Hat Gear Sold at G W Simmons Co

Advertises hammocks tents cats steamer oxen and hats available from G W Simmons Co located on North Street. The note lists items for sale and directs readers to the shop at 32 to 44 North Street for purchase.

G. W. Simmons Co North Street

A Stir in Shipping Circles Over Ottawa Pact

The Ottawa government signs a contract with Mr Anderson for a fast ocean mail and passenger service between England and Canada. Ships will run Quebec to Plymouth in summer and Plymouth to Halifax in winter, at twenty knots, land to land under five days, marketed as floating palaces. Allan and Dominion line owners oppose the change, while others expect many passengers to switch from U S routes.

Montreal Que Ottawa Anderson England Canada Quebec Plymouth Eng Halifax Europe New York United States Allan Dominion Lines

Fires Ravage Three Cities Causing Major Losses

At noon a blaze gutted the oil works resin oil building and boiler house on Mason street causing about 2600 dollars in damage, partly insured. In Brockton a two story dwelling on Lawrence street owned by Rufus Co Kimball and occupied by John Mahar and Smith Bieney was partially destroyed with 800 dollars loss, partially insured. Chicago saw the Burton block at Van Buren and Clinton streets destroyed with building losses around 90 600 and contents 200 000, with many firms affected and small insurance.

Salem LexcrAu Mason Street Brockton Lawrence Street Rufus Co. Kimball John Mahar Smith Bieney ChicaGco Burton Block van Buren and Clinton Streets

Fire damages Hampden Street building and East Boston bakery

A defective tine in the rear of the four story wooden building at 182 Hampden Street caused a slight fire around 12:30 yesterday. The structure owned by Mrs. Micah Dyer houses Dwyer & Co. hat manufactory. Engine 9 extinguished a bakery fire at 84 Maverick Street East Boston around 4:15 yesterday afternoon, causing about 50 dollars in damage.

Hampden Street Micah Dyer Dwyer & Co Engine 9 George Morrill Maverick Street Boston

Attachments on Windermere Mill Total $62000

The Windermere Mill in Roskville Conn operated by Bertram Manufacturing remains closed with $62000 in attachments by New York Boston and Providence creditors. About 150 workers are unpaid and the firm may have to assign. National failures reports compare weekly totals with prior periods.

Windermere Roskville Conn Bertram Manufacturing Company New York Boston Providence R.G. Dun & Co E. Russell & Co Mercantile Agency United States Canada

Roach Execut- ors Victory in Santa Rosa Suit

The New York Superior Court general term dismissed the Oregon Improvement Company suit against John Roach's executors. The claim sought $100000 damages over alleged under draught on the steamer Santa Rosa built for the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company at a $466000 contract price. The vessel had been accepted and transferred to the plaintiff.

John Roach New York Superior Court Oregon Improvement Company Roach Santa Rosa Oregon Railway and Navigation Company

Grave of 1885 burial robbed from Waterbury cemetery

The grave of William Nachumson, buried August 21 1885 at Waterbury Jewish cemetery, was exhumed Wednesday night. Ghouls—believed to be medical students—pulled the body from the coffin head first via a hole and took a book with the remains.

Waterbury Conn William Nachumson

Warrior schooner released after oil seizure

Halifax N S June 28 Collector Harrington received Ottawa orders to release the schooner Warrior and the barrel of oil seized days earlier on a charge of smuggling from Boston.

Warrior Haifax Harrington Ottawa Boston

Window Gardening Prizes Set by Massachusetts Society

The Massachusetts Horticultural Society marks twenty three prize classes for window gardening. Exhibitions run June 15 Roxbury, July 6 Boston, July 20 Boston, Aug 3 Boston, Aug 17 Boston, Sept 14 Boston with plant delivery by 9 am and viewing from 2 to 4 pm. Free admittance 2 to 4 pm. Lunch for child exhibitors.

Massachusetts Horticultural Society Henrietta L.I. Wolcott Ellen M. Gill Sarah W. Story Leverett M. Chase E. & Echings Henry L. Clapp M. B. Faxon Highland Hall Warren Street Roxbury Church of the Good Shepherd Cortes Street Boston St. Andrew’s Church Chambers Street Emmanuel Chapel West Concord Street North Bennet Street

England’s Montserrat Lime Juice Gains Popularity Here

England’s Montserrat Lime Fruit Juice is described as a popular summer drink now attracting the same favor in local markets. The notice invites readers to try the beverage and compare it with familiar choices.

England Montserrat

Democratic Caucuses Pick Ward and City Committees

Democrats met in heat to elect ward and city committees for 1889 90 with stormy contests. Ward 11 boltings and Ward 12 disputes featured, while Ward 2 8 and 24 were quiet. Boardman Hall of East Boston is mentioned as a candidate for president of the committee.

Boardman Hall Thomas F. Doherty Short Jerry Mullan M. M. Canniff John F. Callahan Canniff Dick Sullivan Tom Hunt Aldermanet KE. J. Leary Alderman Murphy Leary Meehans Mechanics’ Hall East Boston Barry Warp William F. McClellan Henry B. Tindall Anthony Mulherin Dennis F. Lane Thomas A. Lambert Thomas Ho M. J. O’brien P. I. Harrigan Edward J. Flynn John F. Kelly John Cullen James O. Fallon Edward W. Dixon James L. Quigley Matthew Keany John J. Leahy Ottavio Brogi Patrick Cannon Allan Warner Thomas G. Farren John F. Quigley John A. McLaughlin Waard Patrick D. Dwyer Edward J. Donovan Thomas I. Keenan John T. Hart James F. Farley Hugh McLaughlin Thomas C. Buller Richard J. Murray Dennis J. Collins Joseph P. Lomasney James J. Sullivan Maurice Cummings Daniel J. Carney Joseph K. Lomasney William H. McKenna Stephen J. Moran William P. Moriarity John P. McGee James B. Melkenna John H. Roth George H. Gay Patrick J. Daly Daniel 8 Burnham Amos K. Tilden Edwin H. Darling Simons. Rankin H. W. Harrington John J. McDonald Thomas J. Jones Henry J. Dowd William KE. Newell John J. Sweeney Daniel Collum Bart O’connor John T. Fitzgerald T. J. Hartnett S. J. Towle M. V. Purcell M. Flaherty Dennis Sweeney Alex Barrett P. Murphy John J. Sullivan Thomas F. Brannan John Quinn John Morrissey Thomas Frainer Walter J. Burke Daniel McCarthy John E. Foye Michael J. Moore Janes J. Connolley John J. Donovan Joseph P. Butler Timothy J. Donoghue Jerome €. Daly John J. Peevens William I. McCarthy George J. Reagan Balters Edward J. Leary Dennis O'Sullivan F. H. Wall M. J. Creed T. J. Kenney J. F. Lappen Lb. W. Hickey E. W. Barry J. L. McCabe W. H. Glennen M. F. Horan W. L. McNary TW. O'Rourke David F. Barry Joseph H. O’neil James Donovan John W. Leahon Jeremiah Desmond Isaac Rosnosky Thomas J. O'Keefe Cornelius F. Crowley John Flynn James O’bren Edward V. Fitzgerald John W. O’mealey J. G. Crafts Thomas Butler William H. Guinan William H. Greaner James J. Lyons Daniel J. Donovan William H. Kennedy Patrick J. Maguire Lare Hugh Breen Thomas F. Lyons Felix Gallagher Charles Green Daniel F. Connor Willan L. O'Connell Frank G Durham Thomas J. Cahill Thomas H. Duggan Daniel Maguire Thomas J. Mahan George W. Dowd James W. Fallon Martin Regan James Timilty Patrick F. Shields John Barnes James P. Craffey Andrew P. McCauley Patrick J. Crowley Robert Kennelly Jere J. Hogan Jer@ J. Donovan James Ss. Kelly Thomas J. Mitchell Thomas F. Kelly Patrick H. Raftery Bartholomew J. Connelly Edward McNulty J. Frank Good Thomas Leddy John Mahan Daniel F. Madden Thomas J. McDonough James H. Hayes Max Fischacher Martin A. O'Brien Daniel J. Ryan William O'Brien Charles Crowley John F. Curley John Golding M. J. Lyons W. H. Magee J. J. Nawn J. F. Dever J. P. Kelley J. Mulvee T. Fallon A. Phaneuf H. McDonough J. F. Cullen W. H. Conroy F. Strange D. J. Mullen R. J. Walsh J. O'Connor J. J. Gorman Patrick Maguire Daniel J. Mitchell William E. Shay John W. Mitchell P. F. Sullivan Henry V. Cunningham Patrick F. Donovan Charles F. Riley James F. Maguire John T. Wogan Winthrop. Merrill Edward ©. Kelly Joseph Torndorf

Warps and Members of Local Political Groups

A fragmented list of names and designations across Warp 22 to Warp 25 includes Regulars at large, Hosters, Bolters, and at least one Patrick O She a Patrick F McDonald with multiple individuals such as Daniel Daly, Edward Finnerty, James McGlynn, John Galvin, and John Lee. The fragment outlines affiliations within a local political division.

Ene P. Nawn John H. Plunkett James Foney Wake Thomas F. Hunt M. H. Reddish Michael Donnelly J. B. Carbrey John Kelley Janes Lennon James Keehoe John Ryan Thomas Reynolds John A. Daly John &. Heslan George H. McCaffrey Hosters Richard Sullivan P. H. Ryan Daniel J. Hurley Edward Finnerty Charles Nangle Michael O’brien William Carlin Frank B. Kelly John C. Short George Neuberger Peter J. Gritfin James J. McGlynn Warp Charles A. Belford Daniel H. Daly Frank H. Proctor George F. Johnson Joan D. Fallon John W. Corbett Thomas J. Shea James J. Kane James Coonan George Albert J. McMurtry J. Q. A. Cushman Thomas Dargan Thomas Jordan

Judge Thompeson presides as term closes

The Superior Court second session adjourned after Thompeson J heard motions for new trials settled bills of exceptions and addressed matters tied to the term end. He will return next week for special matters.

Superior Court Thompeson, J

Insolvency Court in Suffolk County Delays and Actions

Third meetings are adjourned for several estates with options to pay on a reduced dollar and discharge actions. Notable items include Ormsby & Sweeney to Nov 20, Duncanson & Marchbank discharge and Oct 18 adjournment, and Henry Rosenberg petition granted for unclaimed dividends. First meetings set for Noone, Marden, Enos, Hall, Swords, and Shea with assignees named.

Suffolk County McKi Ormsby & Sweeney Duncanson & Marchbank William C. B. Finch Packard Freeman Lowsa M. McCall Henry Rosenberg William R. Noone Charles E. ‘Lodd Edward E. Marden Samuel W. Clifford John A. Enos Charles F. Hall Edward Swords John F. Shea

Docket of criminal cases listed for Freeman and others

A long list of Commonwealth v. Freeman and others includes 1114 keeping disorderly houses, 1102 Adams adulterating food, 1141 Rosenthal assault and battery, 1148 Shea keeping orderly house, 1170 Saine disturbing the peace, 1157 Saine Pepper, 1168 Saine Thomas, 1168 Saine Murphy assault and battery, 1175 Donohoe assault and battery, 1100 Saine Lutkins drunkenness, 1218 Saine White bylaw, 1185 Saine Hardy drunkenness, 7156 Saine Kelly assault and battery, 187 Saine same drunkenness, plus various other indictments and a note that on Monday a new jury will come in.

Sherman Patrick J. Griffin House of Correction Freeman Sweeney Same Adams Rosenthal Shea Bloom Cannon O'bjrien Odd Wall Glaney Saine Melnérny Pepper Thomas Sic Murphy Ahern Lurke Saine Va Dacey Donohoe Lutkins Saime White Hardy Kelly Killian Lily McQuade Nugent Brophy James L. Shepard Ward Henry Gribbs

Middlesex Court Docket News from Lowell and Waltham

June 28 report from Superior Court lists Kilbride of Lowell fined 50 for liquor offense. McDonald of Waltham fined 15 for cruelty to a horse. Dennis Ryan of Somerville fined 5 for disturbing the peace. William Googerty and John Sullivan of Waltham jailed three months for assaulting an officer.

Superior Criminal Court Middlesex County Pitman J. Patrick Kilbride Lowell Owen McDonald Waltham Dennis Ryan Somerville William Googerty John Sullivan House of Correction

New Hampshire summer inns promote lake views and ease

The article touts summer stays at several New Hampshire lodges and cottages near Lake Winnipesaukee. It highlights scenic piers, broad piazzas, and easy rail and steamship access from Weirs, plus open dates, farm-fresh meals, tennis courts, and fishing opportunities for guests at Hillside House, Breezy Hill, Lakeside House, Winnecoette, Sunset Hill, The Weirs, Sanborn's, and related inns.

New Hampshire Winnepesaukee Red Hill Ossipees Laconia West Alton Henry Hamntress Pemigewasset Lake Winnepesaukee White Mountain Sugar Hill Lisbon Franconia Iron Mountain Sunset Hill Winnecoette New England Waterville Mad River Weirs N.hl Wester Nime Boston & Lowell Railroad Boston White Mountains Centre Harbor Wolfeboro Mt. Washington Long Island Alton Bay Boston & Maine Railroad North Conway Sanborn’s Hotel Weirs Lake Winnenesaukee

Wash Your Dishes with Pyles Pearline Pearline

A brief note promotes washing dishes, silverware, and glassware using Pearline from Pyle. The message emphasizes cleaning effectiveness and shine for household tableware.

Pyle

Connecticut league results in Hartford Baltimore and New Haven

In Hartford Hartford s five Lowells four at Baltimore Colum buses five zero at New Haven New Havens six Newarks three.

Hartford Hartfords Lowells Baltimore Columbus Baltimores New Haven New Havens Newarks

Harvard Entrance Examinations Reach Full Blast Across Nation

Harvard College admissions tests are underway with law medical and dental school exams completed and academic department sittings ongoing. The final academic schedule covers Advanced French Logarithms and Trigonometry Solid Geometry Elementary French Elementary German and Advanced German with oral and laboratory exams to be announced. About 700 candidates total with over 350 aiming for college this year and the rest for 1890. scientific school applicants excluded.

Harvard Harvard College Law Andover Quincy Mass Exeter Concord N. H New York Albany N. Y Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis San Francisco Bonn Germany

Prominent Arrivals at Lowell Dinner for Common Council

The Lowell Common Council hosted a formal dinner at the Tavern with many notable arrivals. The New England Amateur Press Association will convene at the American House on July 2, and guests included prominent figures from multiple cities such as Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Detroit, and Boston.

Lowell New England Amateur Press Association American House Robert P. Porter New York United States Young's Brunswick Richard J. Dingleson C. P. Fisher W. B. Huston Philadelphia Penn J. W. de Aguero C. L. Magee Pittsburg G.I. Roberts E. W. Roberts Vendome E. M. Leggett Detroit Mich Phillips Bancroft D. B. Fraser Chicago Thomas Lyon KE. A. Wander Hartford J. L. Connable Connable Noble Earle P. J. White W. C. Roberts Louisville H. C. Walker Elton W. Walker Hi. McCall Lapeer D. Covell Omaha Neb J. Duncan London Henry James Washington, D. C George L. Tilley Waterbury Ludlow A. G. Russell Bangor Quincy Warren F. Daniell Franklin N. H M. Bird Rockland George Bailey Waterville J. H. van Buren Newburyport Des Erving Batesville Ark

State police to inspect drainage and ventilation in schools

The chief of the State police announced a summer inspection corps to review drainage and ventilation in public schoolhouses. Fire escapes in Boston and other cities will be examined. The New York excursion steamer will begin regular trips from Battery Wharf on Sunday. Winthrop and Lyman schools reported 57 and 29 graduates, and diver James Bennett died at Massachusetts General Hospital after injuries in Gloucester.

Boston New York Battery Wharf Winthrop School Lyman School James Bennett Gloucester Massachusetts General Hospital

Digging About the Booms in New Hampshire Politics

Poston reports in Springfield that the gubernatorial race stirs old militia instincts and campaign strategies. The piece notes candidate boosters like Brackett and Peirce, the temperance bloc strength, and rival signals while likening it to a freight train whistle aimed at shifting the party lineup.

Poston Springfield Republican New Hampshire Peace and Economy Speaker Brackett Peirce Johnson Jonah General Draper Mr. Brackett General Banks Noyes Mr. Faxon Quincy

Sunstroke Remedy Advertises Quick Relief

An ad touts a product claimed to relieve the prostration and nervous derangement caused by sunstroke, promising rapid comfort and recovery for sufferers.

Sunday Notices From Various Boston Churches

Sunday notices list Christadelphian lectures in Chandler Hall and a July move to 241 Tremont Street, plus services at Newbury Street Emmanuel Church and First Congregational Berkeley/Marlboro Streets. Rev. Leighton Parks and Rev. W. Fenn noted. sessions, times, and openings detailed with specific dates and locations.

B. Y. M. C. Union Vesner Union Hall Boylston Steel George L. Ferin Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church Boston Shawmut Mate Quartet B. E. Noble Thomas R.illiamis FF. E. Woodward H. Ik. Dring Byron A. Robinson D.D Ruggles Street Baptist Church Albert ‘S T. Percy George A. Nesmith Joseph Stewart Murdoch L. MacLeod Charles K. Osgood George W. Proctor Prookline Street Warren Avenues Charles G. Aimens Chandler Hall Essex Street Berkeley Marlboro Fenn Pittsfield Margaret L. Shepherd Shepherd Oto Sovurn Cruren George A. Gordon Cannon Copley Square Boylston Street Edward A Horton Arlington Street South Congregational Church Newenbnery Street Exeter Street Hale New South Church Tremont Temple Emory J. Haynes Jesus Ellow Clerks

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