Railroad Consolidation Contest Sparks New Amendments
Concord railroad supporters push amendments to the Atherton bill affecting sections three and ten. The plan would allow a new corporation to lease lines for up to 99 years and then take on Northern, Concord & Claremont, Peterboro & Hillsboro railroads, with 6 percent rent and mortgage interest, plus taxes. A hearing on the Hazen bill revealed tariff practices showing cross-subsidies between Concord, Boston & Lowell, and Boston routes. A Tilton to Franklin charter proposal links Northern and Boston Concord & Montreal, signaling strategic traffic moves. The fight remains unsettled with both sides declaring legislative majorities, while a Lake Shore extension bill stirs further speculation.
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Concord
N. H
Spector
Friends of the Concord Railroad
Concord Railroad
Manchester & Lawrence Railroad
Northern Railroad
Concord & Claremont
Peterboro
Hillsboro
Peteiboro
Atherton
Central Railroad of
Reampshire
Berlin
Androscoggin
Magalloway
Boston, Conward & Montreal
Boston, Concord & Montreal
Upper Coos
Whitefield & Jefferson Railroad
Upper Coos Road
Whitefield & Jefferson
Concord Railroad Corporation
Upper Coos Railroad
Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad
Concord Railway Corporation
Boston, Concord & Montreal Railway
New Corporation
Upper Cool
Boston, Concord Montreal Railway
Groveton
North Stratford
Colebrook
Whitfield & Jefferson
Hazen
Railroad Committee
Boston Owell
Lowell
Boston
Concord Road
Concord, Northern
Tilton
Franklin
Onehalf
Northern
Tilton-Belmont
Boston & Maine
Senate
Toston & Maine
House
New Hampshire
Public School Exhibitions Highlight 62 Graduates
The city held nineteen school graduations with varied programs. Notable events include the Normal School on Dartmouth Street, Hyde School, Sherwin Grammar, Eliot School on North Bennet Street, Andrew School in South Boston, Mt. Vernon, Dwight, Charles Summer, Bowdoin, West Roxbury High, Mather, Franklin, Shurtleff, Quincy, Warren, Dearborn, Stoughton, and East Boston High School ceremonies. Totals range from 9 to 57 graduates, with diplomas awarded by division chairs and features such as vocal music, discourse, calisthenics, and Shakespeare scenes.
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Rice School
Dartmouth Street
Larkin Dunton
Coe
Williamson
Hyde School
Sherwin Grammar School
Madison Square
George B. Hyde
Fifth Division
F. A. Morse
Sherwin School
Eliot School
North Bennet Street
Phillips School
Duates
Edwin H. Darling
Andrew School
South Boston
Joseph D. Fallon
Mt. Vernon School
Dwight School
Pa Ils
Charles Summer School
Bowdoin School
Inez Haynes
West Roxbury High School
Jamaica Plain
Shakspere
Agnes Gallup
Mildred H. Fossett
Herbert I. Jackson
John 8. Cleary
Mather School
Dorchester
John W. Porter
Franklin School
Ringgold Street
Shurtleff
Quincy School
J. M. Mason
Warren School
Dearborn School
James S. Murphy
Stoughton School
East Boston High School
Maverick Church
Moliére
Dinners Highlight Harvard Class Reunions at Hotels
Twelve members of the class of 1842 dined at the Revere House last evening. Members of the Harvard classes of 1852 and 1862 were guests at Youngs Hotel. The Orpheus Club also dined at Youngs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Harvard University
Young's Hotel
Orpheus Club
Young's
Business Troubles and Clothing Deals Abroad
The notice lists C. A. Kane & Co., druggists of Bridgeport Conn, attached. Walker & Davis grocers of Washington D C assigned. J A P Whitney store dealer of Cambridgeport Maine seeks 20 cent compromise on the allar. Shepard Norwell & Co announce 3000 seersucker ginghams offered at 12 ½ cents per yard amid a torrid wave reminder of thin clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Kane & Co
Bridgeport
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Two League Contests In A Close Washingtons Beat Pittsburg
Detroit leads with strong late innings as Phillies rally to tie before Detroit answers in ninth. Washingtons edge Pittsburgs in tenth as Grace Pearce umpire controversy unfolds. Blues outslug Portlands in protest win with homers by Murphy and Manning.
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Pe. Koits
Philadelphias
R. BH
A. Es Rich’dson
Wood
Prouth
Andrews
Rowess
Fogarty
Thompson
Rfl
OlMulvey
White
Farrar
I Twitchell
Irwin
Ganzel
Buffinton
Dub
Hanlon
Gunning
Sie
Toledo
Cs Paatissmrero- O
Detroits
Brouthers
Richardson
palls—Richardson
Dunlap
McGuire
Prtrspura
Penn
Pittsburgs
Whitney
McKinnon
Morris
Washington
Young
National League
Detroit
Grace Pearce
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
F. K. Stearns
James L. Edson
Pearce
Blues
Murphy
Manning
Boston Blues
Portlands
R. Bilpo
R.uhpo
Fe Sheehan
Andrus
Dickerson
Gardner
Hatheld
Burns
Thayer
Bradley
Davin
Moolic
Seheneek
Jordan
Lufberry
Clare
Duffy
Isk Murphy
Quinn
Mansing
Sheehan
Hate
Dutty
Hatfield
Schoeneck
Mahoney
Salem
Salems
Lowells
Manchesters Edge Haverhills In Bumpy Baseball Battle
Manchester and Haverhills clash in a tense game with multiple errors and late scoring. Manchester gains the lead as Koons Doyle and Lally produce key hits while Williams and Canavan contribute in offense.
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Lynns. Lawrences
PO. A. x
PO. A
Houck
Pettee
Fagan
Hamilton
Spill
Earle
Corcoran
Murphy
Stone
Fitzgerald
Lynns
Lawrencees
Lawrences
Gibson
Devlin
Murray
Donovan
Lyons
Wrences
S Pill
Ray
Campana
Lynch
Manchester
N. H
Haverhills
Williams
Sheffler
Doyle
Manchesters
Doe
Yingling
DH. PO. A.F. R. BH
Beshemer
Polbe Us
Coughlin
Finssett
Koons
Trak
Lally
Walsh
Canavan
Haverhilly
SheMer
Polegemus
Barrett
Hirst
Trask
McDermott
Lrst
palls—Koons
Sally Gi Dee
Jingling
F. McDermott
M. McDermott
Ying
Potter
Phinney
Tmie
Post Defeats Globe In Boston Paper League Final
The Post beat the Globe in a championship game at South End grounds. Post fielded eight men until Adams, McCauley and Curtis arrived in the second inning. Post had heavy hitting led by Taylor with 3-base hit and multiple players stealing bases. Final line shows Post 65, Globe 13 amid a day of scattered scores from other cities.
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POST
GLOBE
Boston
South End
Adams
McCauley
Curtis
Bostais
Kde
Taylor
Bean
Walsh
Nichols
Threshie
Scott
Fielden
Tilton
Young
Keenan
Makin
Quinn
Jays
Glover
United States Circuit Court Actions Opened June 29
Court items include receiver J Peter Butler vs William Aspinwall over 5000 for 50 Pacific National Bank shares with illegality claim and reserved decision. US District Court heard libel by W Drew et al. vs schooner Enoch Robinson for collision damages. Annie Staigg sues George Atkinson executor for one third of Minnesota lands proceeds and Massachusetts mortgages risk. admissions of new counsel applications announced by Circuit Court Commissioner Hallett in Boston.
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Peter Butler
William Aspinwall
Pacific National Bank
A. A. Ranney
B.N. Johnson
T. H. Talbot
W. W. Drew
Enoch Robinson
Stephen H. Woodbury
Race Point Light
Cod
Dodge
W. W. Dodge
Libellants
J. Lathrop
Annie Staigg
George Atkinson
Richard M. Staigg
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Belmont
Mass
Beacon Street
Boston
Superior
Supreme Judicial Court
P.L
J. C. Gray
J. C. Ropes
District OF Massachusetts
Circuit Court of the United States
N.thomas Merritt, Jr
Henry N. Hallett
U. S. Circuit Court
Harry H. Barrett
Malden
Henry L. Hallett
U.S
Cowt
Naval Fleet Arrives in East Boston Harbor
Four vessels of the North Atlantic squadron including the flagship Richmond under Rear Admiral Luce arrived from Newport, anchors off Grand Junction wharf, East Boston, around 8:30. The Daaipes sails to Halifax first. other ships expected by the Fourth. Dolphin to join soon afterXY
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Richmond
Luce
Robert Boyd
Ossipee
William B. Hof
Galena
C. M. Chester
Yantic
F. M. Greene
Newport
R. I
Grand Junction Wharf
Boston
Halifax
Dolphin
Yor Navy Yard
Boston Conductor Killed At South Boston Depot
Noon yesterday James F Cunningham a switcher train conductor on the Old Colony railroad was killed at the South Boston depot. He was found mangled and dying after being jerked from a freight car. cause unknown. An inquest will be held. He carried $1000 accident insurance with Employers Liability Assurance Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Cunningham
Old Colony
South Boston
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation
California Mining Stocks Close Readout
California mining stocks closed with list of prices for Nevada, Crown Point, Gould & Curry, Hale & Norcross and Mexican among others. The item also promotes summer goods from G. W. Simmons & Co including summer coats, straw hats, bathing suits, hammocks and steamer chairs listed at low city prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Cal
Belcher
Ene Holler
Sterna Nevada
Crown Point
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
FAST COLORS Fabrics Offer Wares For Summer Dresses
AaT announces 80 inch wide fabrics in light pink blue brown garnet navy gold black and more with three stripe widths. Seersucker ginghams washed poorly last season but oil colors now fast and warranted to wash. Customers may try before making up and return if unsatisfactory. Samples available nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dorchester Yacht Club to Meet Friday Evening
A Dorchester Yacht Club regular monthly meeting is set for Friday at 8 o clock at the club house in Harrison Square. Other items include ongoing trials for a local crook, parrot recovered by a West End officer, and a new steamboat timetable with Nantasket trips starting July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
Samuel Hatch & Co
James J. Grace
Whitman Gifford
Rockport
N. Y
State Street
Exchange Place
J. R. Vincent
Oscar Wilde
West End
John Finn
New York
Curtis
Superior Court
Dorchester Yacht Club
Harrison Square
New Orleans
Point of Pines
Boston & Hingham Steamboat Company
Nantasket
Rowe's Wharf
Cambridge Aldermen Act on New Hook and Ladder House
Cambridge aldermen approved a $3000 additional appropriation to build a new hook and ladder house on Portland Street. A $85,000 tort suit against Mary Paterhoin was noted. James P. Ewell named assistant foreman of hook and ladder No 1. Bell ringing and city flags on July 4 approved. Public property committee may buy land at Linnwan and Bowdoin for up to $5000. Advertising contract awarded to Cambridge Chronicle. Electric railway cars permission granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Aldermen
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Portland Street
Piy
Mary Paterho
James P. Ewell
Hook and Ladder Company No
Common Council
Committee On Public Property
Linnwan and
Bowdoin Streets
Cambridge Chronicle
Cambridge Railroad Company
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Rollins
Lake Shore Railroad Company
Alton Bay
Lake Village
Boston and Vicinity
Washingtons
Pittsburg
Chicago
Eererenrerne
Bostons
Phillies
Hines
Carroll
Dally
Leecher
Farrell
Coleman
O'Brien
M'Kin'on
Dealey
Simith
Mack
Donnelly
Kuehne
Schock
O'Morris
Shaw
O’brien
Fields
Lines
Smith
Balks
Pittsburgh
Powers
Po.a. R
A. E. Hartnett
Lovely
Shinnick
Cudworther
Flanagan
Kennedy
Leighton
Guinnaso
Q Lynch
Sullivan
Toffiing
Hawkes
Hartnett
Toffling
Kenny
Jones
Guinasso
Burke
Flanagen
Overy
Lynn
Sredan
Ormer
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Athletics
Staten Island
Metropolitans
Baltimoros
Cleveland
Cincinnatis
Clevelands
Marlboro
Marlboros
Institute of Technology
St. Louis
Louisvilles
United States Circuit Court
Cour. J
United States District Court
Nelson, J
Shepard, Norwell
Seersucker
Wanes
Nantasket Beach, Mass
Rooums
Russell & Sturgis
Pacific House
Com
W. B. Hathaway
Franklin Street
H. H. Tilton
Winter Street
New England
Messrs
G.o.taylor
C. H. Craves & Sons, Sole Proprietors
Chas, L. Bly
Pearl ST
Matlony
Tignell
Wm. Read & Sons
Washington Street
Dentistry
M. FE. Branor
W. D. Soule
Suanaxtinn
American Clothing Supply CO
PAYM
Washington ST
JKN Tv
Jordan, Maresh & Co
F. Washburn
W. Shaw Warrel
Anarde
Arnanves
Barnard «& CO
Hammond
Woodward's Blue
Rainbow Signa
Bromfield Street
Columbus Ave
Austin
Austin & Graves
Commercial Street
Cracker & Biscuit Bakers
BEN Levy & CO
West Street
Columbia
Pope Mfg. CO
Franklin St
Calder
River St
Beacon St
Roxbury
William and Edwin Sheare
Gtor Eye Les Averma Heel CO
Whee Avenue
Sage
Cras Lighting Co
Arch St
A. Richards & CO
State St
Atlantic Ave
Commerce Ste
Ray’s
Col. West and
Washington Streets
W. C. Strong
Brighton
LN Wistix Rana Cure
Amerigan
Masten & Wells
Atentees
Roy
Wool Commission House
Henry F. Miller Pianos
Miller Mall
Tremont St
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
Health Food CO
New England Agency
I. P. Lord & CO
Union Street
Cross Pen CO
Old South Church
Monroe
Tremont Streets
Mans
G. W. Boyden
Charles Waite
Frederick A. Stearns
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston Post
Tor
John Noble
Nry A. Clapp
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