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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1895

Page

3

City Hall reorganizes as new street department forms

City Hall undergoes sweeping reorganization with the Board of Survey merged into the street commissioners. New appointments set salaries for chief surveyor J. W. Morrison and staff while many clerks and draughtsmen face elimination. The finance, elections, and health shifts are outlined as officers prepare for the new city charter and Monday transfers.

City Hall City of Board of Survey Street Commissioners Board of Burney Hugh O’brien Charles Morton Hugh FE. Brady S. C. Bilis Ralph Quimby Encounter William Dayton Surveyors C. C. Perkins George R. Carey W. J. Semple George B. Smith Thomas J. Lee William L. Austin Arthur Howland Joshua Atwood W. H. Bacon E. L. Moulton J. W. Morrison Rodman Andover Mass Allston Thomas W. Davis Frank O. Whitney Worcester Humbart Curtis Roxbury Elections Commission Galvin Wheeler Kellough Board of Health Durgin Harrington Woolley F Ward Bogan Edwin H. Holt John A. Davies D. A. Casey C. A. Brown Werner Wyeren J. W. Knowles J. F. Kavanagh T. 8. Hoyt E. L. Reed John Am Warren Bridge Thomas B. Pollard Charles River Finance Commission Board of

Pitchers Are Strong and All the Men Have Their Batting Clothes On

Manager Selee expresses strong confidence in the team's chances as pitchers show form and hitters ready in batting outfits for the upcoming game.

Selee

Baseball matchups listed for six leagues and cities

National League schedules include Boston at Philadelphia New York at Brooklyn Washington at Baltimore St Louis at Pittsburg Chicago at Cleveland Louisville at Cincinnati New England League games feature New Bedford at Fall River Brockton at Pawtucket Portland at Bangor Lewiston at Augusta Eastern League brings Providence at Buffalo Rochester at Wilkes barre Syracuse at Scranton Toronto at Springfield.

Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Washington Baltimore St. Louis Pittsburg Chicago Cleveland Louisville Cincinnati New England New Bedford Fall River Brockton Pawtucket Portland Bangor Lewiston Augusta Providence Buffalo Rochester Wilkesbarre Syracuse Scranton Toronto Springfield

Boston Team Departs for Philadelphia Series Under Selee

The Boston team leaves Providence station at 7 for three games in Philadelphia. Manager Selee praises the squad, notes strong pitching and fielding, expects 18 to 20 wins on the trip, and foresees further tests in Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago St. Louis and Cleveland before a Boston return.

Boston Frank G. Selee Providence Philadelphia Quaker City Sullivan Nash Robert Lowe Charles Nichols Alice Jack Highlands Harvard Selee Dolan Sexton Fettle Phillies Selee Frther Stivetts Bostons Nichols Tuck’ Turner Turner Bannon Brooklyn Pittsburg Hart Killen Fink Hawley Louisville Cincinnati Chicago Windy City St. Louis Cleveland Spiders Baltimore

Baltimore Triumphs Over New York in Tight Contest

Baltimore 7 New York 2 as Rusie and Clarkson duel. errant fielding by New York costs four runs while Clarkson holds the visitors to scattered hits. Attendance listed at 5,500. Batters Clarkson and Clarke versus Rusie and Wilson.

Baltimore Baltimores New Yorks Rusie Clarkson New York Clarke Wilson

Pittsburg Beats St Louis In Ten Inning Battle

Pittsburg won from St Louis 6 in ten innings in a well played game. Hawley edged Ehret as Dowd miscues multiplied Pittsburg runs yet Dowd homered and scored three times. Dowd’s three base hit tied the score in the ninth amid a tense stoppage. Attendance 2000 with unconfirmed reports of a $10 000 offer for Breitenstein Peitz Ely.

Pittsburg St. Louis Hawley Ehret Dowd Breitenstein, Peitz and Ely Bt. Louis Hug Pbrrors

Dempsey Nearing Death Prompts Boxing Gossip Shock

The article reports on Jack Dempsey's failing health and possible deathbed, noting his brain disease, years of decline, and a long career redefining boxing style. It also covers boxing circles, match talks, the Sullivan testimonial, and related rumors, arrests, and legal cases surrounding figures in boxing.

Jack Dempsey Dempsey Coney Island New York Denny Costigan Jimmy Carroll Road Jack McAuliffe McAuliffe Costigan Ryan James J. Corbett Marquis of Queensberry Tom Sayers Bob Fitzsimmons John L. Sullivan Boston Paddy Ryan Mechanics’ Institute St. John N. B John Sam C. Austin Police Gazette Richard K. Fox Gazette Sam Kennedy Hurst John S. Moran Lynn Tom O'Rourke Harry Tracey Cambridge Jack O’brien Stanton Abbott Leslie Pearce Lowell Thomas J. Moriarty

Brooklyn Dodgers Split Doubleheader With Washingtons

In Brooklyn on June 28 the teams split a twin bill. Lucid pitched a grand first game for Brooklyn, Washingtons limited to three hits. Joyce doubled but was tagged at the plate. In the nightcap Gumbert was hit hard, Stocksdale steadied the final inning, and Cartwright Glasscock made sharp catches after two runs scored as Washington triumphed 8 to 6 in Brooklyn while Brooklyn won the opener 9 to 1.

Brooklyn N. Y Lucid Washingtons Joyce Gumbert Stocksdale Cartwright Glasscock

Wild throw costs Cleveland in nine as Chicago wins

Sharp fielding and light hitting defined the intercity game. McKean's wild ninth inning throw gave Decker a life and cost Cleveland the game. Umpire Stage drew dissatisfaction. Attendance 1800. Chicago 2 Cleveland 1. Hits Chicago 9 Cleveland 6. Errors Chicago 3 Cleveland 2. Batteries Terry and Donahue Wallace and O Connor.

Cleveland Chicago McKean Decker Stage Terry Donahue Wallace O’connor

Brockton Beats New Bedford in High-Scoring Game

New Bedford June 28 Brockton won by terrific hitting touching Driscoll up in the liveliest fashion The Brockton batting was the feature Brockton had 41 hits to 12 for New Bedford 4 errors for Brockton 2 for New Bedford Batteries Korwan and Manning faced Driscoll and Sharp

New Bedford Brockton Driscoll Korwan Manning Sharp

Quiet Weather Halts New England Games

No games played in the New England Association yesterday due to rain while the New England League had only one game, delaying schedules and leaving teams idle as weather disrupted play.

New England Association New England

Shamrocks to Meet Emmets for July Fourth Title

The Shamrocks of Worcester and the Emmets of Chelsea clash on July Fourth at Worcester Oval for a $500 purse. Each side posted a $25 deposit at the Post last night, with both teams regarded as state leaders. The match follows Gaelic rules and will crown New England champions, as Boston fans accompany the Emmets.

Shamrocks Worcester Emmets Chelsea Worcester Oval New England Boston

Carnival Prize Winners Report Parade Best Decorum

Judges George R. Kelso W H Holden and John Dunigan reported awards to Bunker Hill Dragoons for Day and Night feature Colon Ezra J Trull Camp Sons of Veterans for Tammany Tiger’s First Visit to Bunker Hill and the Maynard and Acton Patriots for Patriotism From Youth to Old Age First prize received $50 second $30 third $20.

Carnival Association George R. Kelso W. H. Holden John Dunigan Bunker Hill Dragoons Colon Ezra J. Trull Sons of Veterans Tammany Tiger Bunker Hill Maynard Acton

Boy 13 Is Accused Of Theft From Boston Employer

A 13 year old boy, Stephen J. Abbott of 147 Ninth Street South Boston, employed as a cash boy by Chandler and Co of Winter Street, was arrested by a police inspector last evening on charges of stealing 14 dollars 76 cents from his employers last Monday.

Stephen J. Abbott Ninth Street South Boston Chandler & Co Winter Street

Mt Sinai Building Association Names New Directors

The Mt Sinai Building Association held its annual meeting at the Odd Fellows' building in North Cambridge. Mr. McKee presided as directors voted to hire an expert to audit the association accounts. Elected directors: G. H. McKee, J. P. Shurtleff, C. P. Cummings, Alexander S. Ford, A. H. Hews, F. E. Bowers, W. H. Berry. clerk George H. Keay. treasurer Levi P. Jennings.

Mt. Sinai Building Association Odd Fellows Association North Cambridge Mr. McKee G. H. McKee J. P. Shurtleff C. P. Cummings Alexander S. Ford A. H. Hews F. E. Bowers W. H. Berry George H. Keay Levi P. Jennings

Milkman’s Case Quashed in Cambridge Registration Trial

Garfield Eagleston, a Cambridge milkman, faced charges of unlawfully using milk cans in East Cambridge before Judge Sherman. It was Cambridge’s first case under the new registration act. The defendant, convicted previously in District Court, sought quashment on a technicality as the court adjourned to Wednesday.

Groton George J. Burns Abbott Cambridge New Hampshire Jennie Carr Crue Carr Garfield Eagleston Sherman Middlesex Superior Court East Cambridge Eagleston House of Correction District Court Tipo W. Meoakley Esday

Unconscious man found near Tremont and Van Rensselaer

A man about 40, 5 ft 7 in, light complexion lies unconscious at City Hospital after a fracture to the skull. A handkerchief marked William Flynn is the only clue to identity. Limited prospect of recovery noted.

Tremont Street van Renssalaer Place City Hospital William Flynn

Family rides the most bicycles in North Attleboro

The Post reports a family quiz on bicycle ownership. Four Henshaw sisters from North Attleboro ride to a jewelry shop daily, each covering about four miles round trip. The item highlights community interest in cycling and notes reader letters welcomed by the bicycle editor.

THE POST Mattapan Milton T. E. Tarment Mansfield E. D. Lea West Somerville J. E. Culligan R. G. Clark Dorchester F. W. Zoehler H. Anderson Roslindale W. J. Brainard Cambridge W. E. Smith L. J. Pike Boston George Murch H. W. Curry South Boston W. W. White West Medford M. J. Gleason D. P. Sawyer Charlestown A. L. Knox Winthrop H. C. Davis Cliftondale F. W. Sessler C. E. Lawson Somerville J. J. Bradlee C. J. Gray Paul K. Lincoln EH. N. Lamprett C. L. Kimball A. Andrewson Norwood W. J. Shuman Canton T. Barrett Saugus Centre Bert Stockett Fred Pool Fred Parker Hingham F. F. Cook Arlington W. F H. Becker Cambridgeport E. S. Hatch Brighton E. J. Pope J. C. Bell Dedham J. P. Sennett Beyiston A. McGrath Readville O. E. Ross F. C. Gold Quincy W. H. Goldthwait S. W. Ray Hyde Park A. Burnett W. S. Ellis W. P. Brazier C. M. P. Pemerbrook Melrose A. Chamberlain G. B. Hersey E. J. Foster R. Urquhart Tom Clark C. H. Weinberg Eastondale R. A. Faye North Cambridge O. G. McKenzie C. E. Houghton D. J Day H. D. Merritt North Attleboro H. Materfis E. Murch G L. Doucette Wakefield A. B. Speirs East Boston T. H. O'Neil Ashmont McKay Massachusetts Press Cycling Club Massachusetts Avenue Columbia Kings County Brooklyn Manhattan Beach Bald Seetiree Buffalo Asbury Park Denver Macdonald Sanger Pennington Maverick Wheel Club Stevenson Block Meridian Street Central Square East Lynn A. A LL. A. W North Attleboro Mass Henshaw

Races At Quincy Yacht Club In Misty Finish

The Quincy Yacht Club held second championship races at Hough's Neck under mist and light easterly winds. In the first class Gleaner led from start to finish ahead of Beatrice and Eulalie which was late and penalized. Eulalie withdrew before the line. Second class saw Swirl leading, with Kayoshk and Opechee and Gismonda following. Swirl extended its advantage on the Racoon Island leg. Sphinx won the third class over Sunbeam as few boats were measured, with cash prizes awarded and judges named.

Quincy Quincy Yacht Club Hough's Neck Gleaner Beatrice Eulalie Raccoon Island Swirl Kayoshk Opechee Gismonda Jackknife Ledge Grape and Sheep Islands Sunbeam Sphinx John W. Sanborn Commodore C. F. Pettengill Eben W. Sheppard George Saville

Whiting Memorial Services in Cambridge for Colima Disaster Victims

A service at First Parish Church Cambridge honored Professor Harold Whiting Mrs Julia Dana Whiting and their four children lost May 27 in the Colima disaster. Clergy from Cambridge Boston and Harvard led prayers readings and a brief eulogy with a choir offering selections.

First Cambridge Harold Whiting Julia Dana Whiting Colima S. M. Crothers Eugene Shippen Boston Francis G. Peabody Harvard Christopher Elliot C. L. Allen Gertrude Edmands George Parker Sullivan Sargent

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