FARRELL AND DUFFY REMARKABLY STRONG NINE AT BOSTON
Farrell and Duffy anchor a powerful nine as Woodland Parks defeat the Boston nine at Bowling Green. Charles 1] signs to play Congress Street next season while Hugh Duffy accepts terms, boosting the club with Richardson Brown and Stover in the outfield. The lineup boasts Farrell Murphy behind the plate and a strong infield core.
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Ident Prince
Arthur Irwin
Boston
Assatian
Charles 1
Congress Street
Hot Springs
Hugh Duffy
Mitude
Richardson
Brown
Duffy
Farrell
Murphy
Run Association
Woodland Parks Defeat B A A Team in Newton Club Trophy
The Boston Athletic Association bowling team visited Woodland Park Auburndale for the Newton Club Trophy contest. Woodland Parks beat the B A A 796 to 740 by 28 pins with Raymond scoring 530 and Pearson 185 for best ten-frame. Goodnow led B A A with 613 and 184 in the ten-frame, while Keith delivered a notable spare in the final string. The match marks Woodland Parks first home win over the B A A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Specrat
Boston Athletic Association
Woodland Park
Auburndale
Woodland Parks
Raymond
Pearson
Goodnow
Keith
Roth
Ring
Pearsons
Sou Dole
Eesaes
Newton Club
J. L. Richards
W. J. Forlest
Follett
Spring Exhibition at Union Gymnasium Impresses Crowd
A select corps of gymnasts staged a brilliant spring exhibition at the Union Gymnasium before a large audience. Highlights included a bar-bell drill led by Superintendent Montgomery, W. J. Casey's broad jump of 9 feet 10 inches and 31 feet 10 inches in three jumps, and club swinging by Montgomery, Hoffman, and Fay. The program also featured vaulting horse work and new rowing machines by inventor Kerus, praised as the city’s first such devices in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gymnasium
Montgomery
W. J. Casey
Messrs
Hoffman
Fay
Montgomery and
Kerus
Bishop Paddock’s Condition Improved After Health Report
Mistaken newspaper reports led to a late afternoon clarification by Mr L F Pad dock. Bishop Paddock, though very feeble, is more comfortable than since the paralytic seizure. It was incorrectly reported that he has cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Paddock
Paddock
Cunard Orders Two Giant Clyde Built Ships
A Berald cable from New York reports Cunard Line has ordered two swift ocean steamers from Fairfield & Co of Clyde. The vessels will be among the largest in the fleet, each around 14,000 tons with formidable mid Atlantic service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutonic
Majestic
New York
Cunard Company
Clyde
Fairfield & Co
Harvard Free Wool Club elects officers and plans talks
The Harvard Free Wool Club held its annual meeting with a large turnout. Reports showed finances sound as J R Jenkins detailed the treasurer's figures. New officers include President David Gray and secretary C L Schurz with an extensive slate for vice presidents and executive committee. An honorary membership was granted to W A Breckinridge. The club plans three to four spring addresses featuring Curtis Guild Jr and others. The University Crew practiced on the river amid thaw, narrowing the pool of boat candidates to about a dozen, with Welton and Shaw among likely rowers coached by Captain Pervis.
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Harvard Free Wool Club
Harvard
J. R. Jenkins
G. T. MacKay
J. M. MacKay
Hugh Whitney
Arthur Lockett
E. B. Bartlett
KR. G. Emmet
Kentucky
William Lioyd Garrison
Moorefield Storey
T. W. Higginson
Curtis Guild, Jr
William Everett
Sherman Hoar
George Fred Williams
John E. Russell
University
Boylston
Western Avenue
Welton
Shaw
Perkins
Pervis
Winthrop
Vail
Autoul
Powers
Ugnam
Jones
Waitriss
C. F. Adams
Harvard University Calendar Highlighting March Events
Harvard University calendar entries list a sequence of lectures debates and services across March. Notable items include Rev D N Beach in Cambridge on Sunday and Rev Phillips Brooks addressing St Pauls Society in Boston. The schedule features seminars on Congress powers geology Bible study debates English history and a theology chapel preaching series with multiple venues and times.
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Harvard University
Sounday
Appleton Chapel
D. N. Beach
Cambridge
Harvard College
State Street
Boston
St. Paul’s Society
Phillips Brooks
D.D. Grays
Congress
Mr. Gettemy
University
Irving Street
Tursday
Isaiah
Lyon
Sevel
R. E. Dodge
K. 5
Tarr
Texas
Davis
Connecticut Valley
Divinity School
Hall
Pellerson_ Physical Laboratory
Publi.c
Senate
Salisbury
Berkeley Castle
Tintern
Raglan Castle
Worcester
Uucion
Ely
York
Cooke
Boylston Hall
Natick Nominating Caucuses Name School Board Figures
Natick March 6 reports the Citizens and Economy and Order caucuses naming tickets for town offices led by School Board interest. Nominees include James McManus, Ed Clark, C J Faskett, Edward McManus, Martha Bigelow, Eugene Hill, and others across selectmen, assessors, auditor, health, water, and constables with a focus on school committee positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
James McManus
Ed. Clark
C.J. Faskett
John W. Sullivan
I. B.S. Randall
H. H. Howard
Qierk
E. Clark
F. R. Tilton
Alexander Blaney
Jerome Hastings
David Finn
Royal Ellis
R. Papting Wate
P. F. Hallinan
Josiah Bean
A. J. Stary
Eugene A. Hillr
Board of Health
W. J. Cochran
Willian H. Sylvester
Charles H. Folch
John J. Ahearn
L. A. Drake
J. D. Kennedy
J. G. Bacon
W. E. Daniels
John Kearns
William Bean
Harvard College to Receive About £100000 From Edwin Conant
Worcester financier Edwin Conant leaves an estate valued around $300000. Harvard College is named residuary legatee and expects about $100000 to fund a new building bearing the testator's name. Additional gifts include $1000 to both the Home for Aged Females and the Old Men's Home and City Hospital, $5000 each to American Unitarian Association and Divinity School of Harvard, and $6000 to relieve Sterling taxation.
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Worcester
Edwin Conant
Harvard College
Old Men’s Home
City Hospital
American Unitarian Association and Divinity School of Harvard
Sterling
First Congregational Church
State
Harvard Streets
Worcester Natural History Society
This Week's Business Failures Across North America
New York March 6. Business failures in the past seven days total 265 in the United States and Canada, with 235 in the U.S. and 30 in Canada, down from 290 last week and 295 two weeks ago. Bradstreet's notes 2753 U.S. failures since Jan 18, vs 2758 last year, while Canada shows 30 this week, 43 last week, and 48 the prior year, with a year-to-date total of 456 against 438 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Bradstreet’s
Royal Baking Powder Endorsed by Government Tests
A public health notice urges using Royal Baking Powder for safe food, arguing it is thoroughly tested, pure, reliable, and economical. Government chemists from the U S and Canada praise its strength and quality, warning against inferior substitutes and experiments on food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ladies News Column on Spring Woollens at Hollander Co
A spring fashion roundup notes new Paris inspired woolens, coats, and gowns from Hollander Co and Chandler Co. It highlights box coats, embroidered vests, and sashes, with trends in pleated skirts, ribbon trimming, and simple silhouettes, plus reports on fine fabrics from Gilchrist & Co. and Stearns.
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House of Hollander & Co
Paris
Duer
Berlin
London
Sarah
Walter Raleigh
Lord Chesterfield
Milady
Messrs. Chandler & Co
Cheney
Foreign Aid
Paine Furniture Company
Longfellow’s
St. Michael's
Westminster
Saunterer
Messrs
R. J. Gilchrist & Co.’s
Charlestown Cadets Fall Ball A Brilliant Honor Event
The Charlestown Cadets Company A Fifth Infantry held their annual ball at the Main Street armory last evening with Holbrook's orchestra. The grand march began at 9 o'clock led by Captain Willis W. Stover and Miss Leonia Brockway. Notable attendees included Colonel Cunningham of the Governor's staff Lieutenant Eees Major Benyon R. D. Archer and other veterans and officials. The reception committee featured Major W. A. Oakes Captain C. E. French and Lieutenant Francis Meredith Jr with director First Lieutenant W. Lolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
B. F. Stacey
E. J. Pilsbury
Benyon
Fifth Regiment
H. Banscomb
Naval Battalion
R. D. Archer
Charlestown Cadets Veteran Corps
W. A. Oakes
C. E. French
Francis Meredith
Tor
W., S.lolman
Donahoe V Moody Merrill Defends Campaign Charges Suit
In a ruling yesterday the court decided in the defense of John R. Donahoe against Moody Merrill over a claim for 19375 tied to campaign services and expenses. Local businessman Louis Walsh of Crosby Electric Company of New York toured city electrical concerns Thursday, while Boston Yacht Agency issued its 1891 catalogue promising gear for yachtsmen and canoeists alike. The publication highlights Wilk’s adjustable port ventilator and reports on The Rudder aquatic journal led by F F Day of New York with W D Stryker as associate editor. C H Wildes of W White & Co notes heavy stock applications for American Soda Fountain Company, with dividend terms and strong earnings cited to attract small investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Donahoe
Moody Merrill
Louis Walsh
Crosby Electric Company of
New York
Boston Yacht Agency
Wilk
Pitt Baker
Watertown
N. Y
A.C. A
The
Rudder
C. H. Wildes
Columbia Law School Men Demand Degree After Two Years
New York March 6 Special to the Pearl. Columbia College law students protest new instruction methods and the removal of respected teachers. They sign a petition asking that Bachelor of Laws be conferred on those who pass the regular end of year exams, arguing the Harvard-like approach lacks practical training and threatens to drive students away. President Low awaits a forthcoming circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Law School
Columbia College
Chase
Low
Freien
Trustees of
Columbia
Columbia Law School
Law
Connor
Oflumbia College
Commercial Advertiser
Keene
Harvard
Dwight and
Cambridge
Columia
Changes in Street Car Routes After Bridge Repair
Beginning Monday March 9 Washington street lines of horse cars will reroute due to Boston and Albany railroad bridge reconstruction. Affected lines include East Boston Chelsea Ferries Atlantic avenue Norfolk House Charleston Roxbury Milton Uphams Field's corners Meeting House Hill and Washington street belt. Inward trips will run via Washington Lower Tremont and Washington streets. outward trips via Washington Essex Harrison avenue Dover and Washington streets.
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Washington Street
Boston & Albany
Washington, Essex
Harrison Avenue
Dover
Washington Streets
Brookline Amateur Theatres Stage Helping Hands Drama
The Brookline Comedy Club staged Helping Hands by Tom Taylor at Union Hall to a large audience last evening with cast including Fallen Cabot D F Tappan John H Cabot Joshua Crane J H Wellman William O Gay Albert Briggs H F Stanwood Eleanor Beck Helen McKay and Mrs W J L Taylor. The play will be repeated tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proclaims Real Merit And Unique Power
Real merit is the hallmark of Hood's Sarsaparilla as every trial bottle proves. The remedy’s unique combination and preparation retain all remedial value, making it an unequalled blood purifier and tonic that strengthens nerves and builds vitality.
A special trip to Washington by Raymond and Whitcomb
Raymond and Whitcomb announce an extra Washington excursion in early April from Boston with two route options via Fall River Line or all rail to New York. Guests will stay five days at Willard's Hotel and Ebbitt House with a Mount Vernon boat trip, rail cars provided, and a full details circular available at 296 Washington Street.
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Washington
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
Fall River Line
New York
Willard
Advertisers Aid Lawrence And Graves In Whiskey Ads
Amos Lawrence said advertising gives me competence Printer's ink aids in bringing G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskeys to the public The gods speak for themselves they constantly grow in favor and their aggiaran Doctors Chester A Graves & Sons advertise their name over every bottle cork Boston Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Taylor
DTO- Tors
Chester A. Graves & Sons
H.graves & Sons
Sole Proprie
Boston
Mass
No Arsenic in Lowell Carpets Statement
Lowell Mass March 3 1891 John H Pray Sons Co receives a letter about pattern 9x2 and confirms no arsenic is used in any carpets or colors. They state all colorings are harmless and arsenic is not kept on the premises. A Slyn superintendent signs the reply as the largest distributors promote the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell, Mass
John H. Pray
Supreme Court and Boston cases in March term
The March term lists for the Supreme Judicial Court and Superior Court include cases Nos 2583 Cunningham vs Boston and Albany Railroad 2585 Rose Shumers vs Proprietors of Locks and Canals 2647 Powers vs City of Boston with unfinished matters and Monday adjournments. In the Superior Court first session March 6 the case of William Sheehan vs Thomas R White involves injuries from a falling brick while building a sidewalk. damages sought. Second session covers Darkin vs Cobleigh and related tort actions. Fourth session includes Emma A Thompson vs City of Boston for injuries from ice and snow. Insolvency court notes and various meetings follow, with notices for Monday lists. North Dakota Democrats win long-term seats in a legislative drawing. Massachusetts Yacht Club prepares for the season and Sunday notices list church services and meetings across Boston venues.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Freup
Holmes, Knowlton
Morrox
Laruxor
Hetty J. Cunningham
Boston & Alton
F. Copaingham
Samuel Hoar
W. Hudson
Rose Shumers
C. Cowley
George ¥. Richardson
John M. Powers
City of
Boston
A. Hemenway
Knowles
B. Hopkins
Superior Court
Lhompsson, J
Wm. Sheehan
Thomas R. White
West Chester Park and
Commonwealth Avenue
KF. T. Manchester
Wm. A. Gaston
Patrick Darkin
Benjamin
Cobleigh
Same
Boustondale Station
Brandon Street
W.H. Drury
F. W. Kittredge
F. Hutchinson
Hammond
Oscar Kolleck
Gardner G. Deering
Plaintuff
Horatio J. Baiser
Norfolk
J. M. Brown
C. T. Russell, Jr
Lottie, Anderson
George A. Tuttle
Cris
W. B. Orcutt
R. R. Gilman
W. F. Kimball
Rosa Logue
Cyrus Baichaglofe
Frank N. Nay
L. M. Child
Dunbar
Emma A. Thompson
Portland Street
F. Loring
F. K. Sweetser
Arlington Street Estate Sale by Samuel Hatch & Co
On Monday March 9, 1801 at 8 pm bidders will view and bid on a prominent Beacon Street estate opposite Arlington Street overlooking the Public Garden. The four and a half story house with an L shaped brick addition offers eighteen rooms on about 4500 square feet of land 80 feet by 150 feet with a 30 foot passageway and a fine Charles River view. A 1000 down payment is required at sale. Further particulars at the offices of the auctioneers where cards may be obtained to inspect the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Street
Beacon Street
Charles Liver
Andioveers
Advertising column aims to reach public through apegial ads
The Post announces a new popular column designed to broaden ad reach for advertisers. The initiative signals a shift toward enhanced public visibility for commercial messages, inviting agencies to submit content and engage with readers through this evolving feature.
Real Estate Classified Fragments Resurface in Notice
Readable lines show real estate ads including for sale and rent, rooms, boarders, and help wanted. The fragmentary OCR fills a small snippet of a larger classified page with scattered listings and notices.
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Farrell and
Chicago
Bennett
Immer
Marlboro
Charley Feli
Ugh
Harry Stover
Hasey Stovey
Tom Brown
Brotherhood
A. G. Spaulding
Dusty
Farrel
Free Wool Club
Economy and Order
Gilchrists
Mme. la Mode
H. Stearns & Co
Jordan & Marsh
Brussels
Charlestown Cadets
Hill
Henry Ward Beecher
Amos
Lawrence
Lowell Carpets
A. S. Lyn, Sup’t
John H.pray
Surrock
McKim, J
Hamlin & Wright
Henry E. Baljou
Harry O. Alexander
Luther M. Brackett
Oscar Buz & Co
Fred L. Whitcomb
Horan Bros
Henry F. True
Richard L. Casey
Clough & Thayer
Potter-Lovell Company
Frost& Brooks
Moses Pearson
A. B. Huchinson
Alonzo Spear
Damson & Moore
David W. Thorner
B. I. Brown
North Dakota
Bramarick
N.D
Massachusetts Yacht C
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Boylson Street
UB. Ag
Young Menn’s Christian Association
Berkeley Streets
de Wey
N. Feed
Loy Clair
Miale
George McDonald
Mr. Stewart
Sovurn Congregational
Mwbury Street
Exeter Street
John Bradley Gilman
Cuoren
Weathline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles G. Ayinhalster
Bostox
Copley Square
Boylston Street
Edward A. Horth
Carren
Berkeley
Marlborough Streets
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
Cucecu
Rilot Square
Rosebury
William J. Tucker
Andover
B.Y. M. Cunistrax Uxtoys
Union Hall
C. F. Tele
Jamaica Plain
O:h
Estreda Damon
Neittte Damon
Dora
Damon
Gernet
Mamie
Samuel Hatch & CO
Sydney Bartlett
the Post Publishing CO
Mak Straeet
Ofton
Ta Lee
MT. Vernon Street
Common
State House
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