DULL GAME BOSTONS VS WASHINGTONS LACKS JUDGMENT AND LIFE
A dull Boston vs Washington contest featured few bright plays. Duffy coached a poor base runner, and Boston squandered chances with hesitant hitting. Murphy and Dowd shone briefly, but overall the Reds showed little life as Oreman settled in after a rough start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Washingtons
Brown
Duffy
Burlinton
Stricker
Tom Brown
Titors
Reds
Bartinton
Oreman
Boston
Murphy
Dowd
Joyce
Hafield
McGuire
Town
Jones
Jautiers
McGeachy
Smurphy
Radford
Washington
Kk. Bil PO. A. FE
BE. Poa
E. Brown
Oj.Murphy
Lfi
Uj Mennires
Ompny.c
G. Gateld
OlAivord
Getsis
Buily
McKeny
Hines
Dulr
Alverd
Jiustinton
Foreman
Keses Om
Huston
Warbrogion
Pitcher
Lrouihers
Surves
Kewn
Dorre
M. Murphy
X. PF
Murph
McGare
Bailr
McQuery
Hasselt
Avonine
Radford Snd
Etricker
Wowd
Te Fore
New York
N. L
Clarkson
New Yorks
John Ewing
Gore
Brodie
Nash
Boston Baptist Social Union Elects Two at Meeting
The Boston Baptist Social Union met at the Met on last evening with President Henry W. Peabody presiding. In afternoon business Edwin E. Chesley and William Owen were elected to the Executive Committee. Speakers at the banquet included Kelso Perkins Wentworth Turner Kimball and Barnes urged outreach and a Chicago convention delegation.
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Boston Baptist Social Union
Henry W. Peabody
Edwin E. Chesley
Dudley Street
William Owen
Clarendon Street
George W. Kelso
Charles W. Perkins
O. M. Wentworth
Alfred R. Turner, Jr
Edwin W. Kimball
J. C. Barnes
Newton Centre
Chicago
National Baptist Young Men’s Association
Charles C. Barry
Town Notices and Local Incidents Across Boston
Fourth of July orator Josiah Quincy Jr to headline Boston Theatre celebration. Street Commissioners plan to widen North Square by taking part of Charles E Ballard’s estate. N A Thompson Coal Co awarded 400 tons for State House at 445 per ton. Skeleton found with remains in a cellar on St Marys Street. police to investigate. Bids opened for Orient Heights primary school house. lowest bid 46356 by R K K Mayers Co, contract not awarded. Roosters seized by city. owners must claim by July 11. F H Marks and F A Barker arrested for breaking into freight cars. two cases of shoes found. Frank H Chase plans palace car trip to Grand Army encampment. travels July 21 to Detroit, plus tours. Tony Adams alias James F E Johnson detained for larceny from a building. rogues gallery photo noted. Calf Island lifeboat crew and Deer Island salvors claim wreck of schooner Er Closson. case sent to lawyers. 15-year-old W H Smith and another boy stole from Cavanro’s store. Smith caught, accomplice escaped. Inquest over Mt Vernon Street fatality of 10-year-old James McAfrey. coroner says death not due to railroad fault. State House influence noted by rival bill-poaters on Mt Vernon Street fence. Evening tide remark on Charles River bridge. residents complain sewer smells. Aaron Perry, 25, topples from window cleaning on Milk Street, survives after head injury. Runaway horse injures William Collins on Atlantic Avenue. taken to City Hospital. Collins resident of 16 Stillman Street. horse owner Martin Towle of 99 Charles Town Street.
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Josiah Quincy, Jr
North Square
Charles E. Ballard
N. A Thompson Coal Company
State House
St. Mary’s Street
Crookiine
F. H. Marks
F. A. Barker
Boston & Maine
Frank H. Chase
Beverly
Grand Army
Detroit
White Mountains
Niagara Falls
Harper’s Ferry
Gettysburg
Washington
Tony Adams
James FE. Johnson
Division 3
West End
Barry
Rogue
Calf Island
Deer Island
Er. Closson
Swan
Mt Vernon Street
Old Colony
Representatives of the People
Bill-Poaters
Mt. Vernon Street
Jesus
Charles River
Longfellow
Cambridge
Boston
Aaron Perry
William Collins
Atlantic Avenue
Collings
City Hospital
Collins
Stillman Street
Martin Towle
Charles Town Street
Opening of the fourth annual Partridge tennis tournament at Auburndale
The Weeland Park Hotel grounds host Horace Partridge and Co as the fourth annual lawn tennis tournament opens with singles and doubles events. Notable players include Hovey, Manstiela, Tallant, Jennings, Kingstrom, and Howard. Prizes total 400 dollars with a 200 dollar Wellesley bowl at stake. preliminary rounds begin amid brisk crowds and steady play.
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Newton
Specia
Weeland Park
Auburndale
Messrs
Horace Partridge & Co
Washington Street
Fred H. Hovey
Manstiela
Longwood Club
H. Tatlent
Walter Jennings
Harvard
S. C. Kingstrom
Fall River
N. W. Howard
Maine
Alvah Hovey
Fred Hovey
Wellesley Bowl
Fred S. Mansfield
Willis Beet
F. S. Mansfield
Mackerel Catches Reported From Two Schooners
The schooners Mary Elizabeth and Clare D. Sweet each brought in about 26,000 mackerel this morning. The Clare loaded first and cleared at a modest price while the Mary Elizabeth remained anchored at a low figure.
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Mary Elizabeth
Clare D. Sweet
Clare
Thrown Under a Train At Broadway Bridge
Lawrence June 29 A fatal accident near Broadway bridge as Collins Meteod foreman for the Thomas Murray Company died after being struck by a moving train while directing a crossing crew. He suffered severe injuries including loss of arm and leg fractures. police ambulance attended. He was about 47, with a son and relatives in Lawrence.
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McLeod
Ielly
Broa
Rocor
Orem
Anad
Paige Expands Public Liability Insurance in Massachusetts
Mr John C Paige announces that American Casualty Insurance and Security Company of Baltimore now fully licensed in Massachusetts to transact employers liability and general accident insurance. The firm, with 1 million in capital and 57127729 surplus, offers comprehensive coverages including elevator and vehicle liability. Paige pledges thorough inspections and aggressive expansion across New England, backed by his leadership of multiple major insurance lines.
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John C, Paige
Paige
Kilby Street
American Casualty Insurance & Security Company
Baltinore
Massachusetta
Insurance Commissioner
Commonwealth
United States
City of Baltimore
John C. Paige
Boston
United
Imperial Fire Insurance Company of
London
Eng
City of London Fire Insurance Company
Michigan Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Detroit
New York
Hartford
Philadelphia
Infringement suit over hinge patent in United States Circuit Court
Nelson and Atwood sue Charles G. Richmond in a patent equity case over hinge patent No. 878861 granted March 6 1888 for a heavy hoxes hinge. Defendant denies infringement and cites prior patents and uses. Hearing resumed and finished with Payson E. Tucker for plaintiff and W K Richardson for defendant.
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United States Circuit Court
Nelson
J. Benjamin
Atwood
Charles
Richmond
United States
Payson E. Tucker
W. K. Richardson
Weather Indications and Forecast Across New England
Weather indications from Raia Post Forecast show cloudy conditions with occasional light showers across New England. Winds shift from light and variable in the morning to southerly and later southwesterly. Temperatures rise with a forecast hot spell ahead. Additional synopsis notes heavy rainfalls in several cities and mixed barometer readings as a high pressure system moves across the region while cooler weather persists in the Northwest and New England.
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POST
New England
Portland
Knoxville
Memphis
Mississippi
Massport
Detroit
Ft. Smith
Shreveport
Galveston
Montgomery
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Mountains
Wyoming
Cheyenns
Olympia
Saxurgeen
Ste. Marine
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Washington
Chicago
Northwest
Eastport
Boston
New York
Salem school houses special council meeting report
A Salem Common Council session heard the Board of Health report on school house sanitary conditions. It noted a severe janitor shortage and recommended placing janitors under the Public Property Committee with alterations estimated at 100000 dollars. No firm action was taken.
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Salem
Common Council
Board of Health
Supreme Court Judgments on Electric Car Accident and Other Cases
Supreme Judical Court entries cover Karl A. Carlin versus West End Street Railway on a personal injury from a moving streetcar. The court notes disputed negligence and jury questions over due care and speed, with exceptions sustained. Also treated are Bank of North America v Kindge on stockholder liability under Kansas law, with Massachusetts jurisdiction rejected. Money compensation as sole remedy in Mahlson F E Brande v American Protective League concerns a lease dispute over light and air with a tower addition blocking front rooms, leading to injunction considerations and eventual non-enforcement of a restraint.
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Karl A. Carlin
West End
R. Champlin
M. F. Dickinson
Samuel Williston
Massachusetts
Bank of North America
Frederick H. Kindge
New York
California
Haddam State Bank
Kansas
Henry
Dewey
E. W. Hutchins
Wheeler
Mahlson FE
Brande
League
Grace
Hugo
Ashe
Damages Award Upheld In Emma Marwedel Suit
The court affirmed a $1506 verdict for Emma Marwedel against Emily J. Cook et al. for injuries from a stairway fall caused by inadequate lighting. Evidence showed the defendants controlled building access and failed to light, making the stairs unsafe when no daylight was available. The ruling notes the duty to provide safe lighting and discusses building construction contributing to risk.
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Emma Marwedel
Emily J. Cook
H.N. Sheldon
Dabney
Horace G. Allen
James Burt
The
Advertiser
New York
Justice Tolmes
R.M. Morse, Jr
A. Hemenway
Tremont Land Company
William ©. Williamson
Wiggin and Fernald
Ryder Grate Company
National Hot Water Heater Company
Brackell
Tarleton
Essex
Kimwall
St. Louis & Sanfrancisco Railway Coim- HY
Powers
Columbia National Investment Company
McAuliffe
Mayor
Bristol
Redhearn
Wheaton
New Bedford Real Estate Association
Onward Cigar Manufacturers Cooperative Association
Fonseca
Mann
Tle
Probate Court Admits Wills and Grants Administrations
Suffolk probate lists June 29 orders with J W McKim admitting wills for Joseph Borge or Buargee Rosanne Cullen Michael Miller Annie B Danforth William D Martin Patrick D Murphy Fawin Richards Michael Killion Persis V Preston and Mary A Furbush Administrations granted for James A Finn Dianna Merrill Joseph M Aaronson Edward M Martin Rosan H Chamberlain Charlies A Burwell Peter F Lydon George H Allison Daniel E Page Thomas J Grant Catherine Whitcomb Sarah M Pillsbury James Berry Joseph J Horner Alfred Hanley B Mowry Thomas Powderly Robert Burr Thomas Perkins Jane Donnell Daniel M Galvin Ella Reed Rebecca EF Scott James Miskelly Louise Mi Cutting Frederick A Hosmer Freeman Smith Edward Ford Patrick Murray Gideon M Martin Thomas FF Horgan and Anos A Nudd.
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Joseph Borge
Buargee
Rosanne Cullen
Michael Miller
Annie B. Danforth
William D. Martin
Patrick D. Murphy
Fawin &. Richards
Michael Killion
Persis V. Preston
Mary A. Furbush
James A. Finn
Dianna Merrill
Joseph M. Aaronson
Edward M. Martin
Rosan H. Chamberlain
Charlies A. Burwell
Peter F. Lydon
George H. Allison
Daniel E. Page
Thomas J. Grant
Catherine Whitcomb
Sarah M. Pillsbury
James Berry
Joseph J Horner
Alfred Hanley
B. Mowry
Thomas Powderly
Robert Burr
Thomas Perkins
Jane Donnell
Daniel M. Galvin
Ella Reed
Rebecca EF. Scott
James Miskelly
Louise Mi. Cutting
Frederick A. Hosmer
Freeman Smith
Edward Ford
Patrick Murray
Gideon
Ballot Counting Contrivances At State House Exhibition
Room No. 10 at the State House hosted an exhibition of two ballot counting methods in response to a circular from Secretary Olin. J. B. Currier of Lowell demonstrated a device that sorts and counts fifty ballots in two minutes using a flat board with grooves and a top clamp. The second device was a simple clamp or file to hold ballots for counting.
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State House
Olin
J. B. Currier
Lowell
Letter sparks court drama over Woburn spotter liquor cases
In Woburn Justice Converse faced a surprise when Rev. Hugh Montgomery presented a letter from Hon. B. B. Johnson criticizing his rulings in spotter liquor cases. The letter cites multiple jurisdictions and asserts licenses were void or improperly issued, prompting Johnson to resign and be replaced by H. K. F. Johnson.
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Woerurn
Parker L. Converse
Hugh Montgomery
B. B. Johnson
Woburn Court
Thomas F. Carpenter
Curran
Mr. Montgomery
Justice Converse
Supreme Court
Police Court of
Marlboro
Municipal Court of
Boston
Second District Court of
East Middlesex
Waltham
Third District Court
Cambridge
Central District Court
Framingham
Lowell
Woburn
Superior Court
House of Correction
Merriam & Carpenter
Merriam & Co
Carpenter
Board of Aldermen
Bb. B. JoHnson
Converse
HK. F. Johnson
Notice of Attorney Admission in District Court
In Boston on June 29 1891 Ralph W Joster of Boston Massachusetts applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court under the rules of the Circuit Court of Massachusetts Commissioner John G Stetson announces the proceeding.
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District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Ralph W. Joster
John G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
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