TIED IN TEN INNINGS The Game at Washington Also a Tie
A busy sports page notes the tied game between Boston and New York after ten innings as darkness halted play. Kelly and Nash homered for New Yorks, Gore debuted for New Yorks, and Daily pitched for the Bostons. Also Washingtons tied with Philadelphias in the ninth, Detroit beat a local club, and Salem beat Manchester in New England league play.
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Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston Blues
Lynns
New York
Bostons
New Yorks
Kelly
Nash
Gore
Boston
R. BH
PO. A. E
POLA
Es Gore
Hornung
Wise, &S
Morrul
Ewing
Dorgan
Ree
O’rowke
Wassed Imlis
O'Rouke
Daily
Welch
Connor
Richardson
Hornang
Ward
Wise
Morrill
Burdock
Radbourn
Amypire—Powers
Wasamxctox
O’day
Philadelphias
Kreig
Washingtons
Farrell
Fogarty
Dealy
O'Day
Irwin
Myers
Wood
Shock
Mulvey
Farrar
Gunning
Myera
Donnelly
Ferguson
Cevers
Jmypire
Wilson
City Notes and Society News From Boston Area
Reports from the annual Children’s Mission meeting name officers including President William Baldwin and Secretary Samuel Cruft. The 38th anniversary is set for May 25 at Arlington Street Church. Property sales include the Burr estate auction at $15,400. Charity bequests in Patrick Denvir’s will total several amounts to Catholic and destitute care institutions. Local incidents cover a derrick accident in South Boston and a burglary on West Springfield Street. Public meetings include a Prohibition discussion at Tremont Temple and a five cent concert by the People’s Entertainment Society. The Boston Y M C A notes April membership gains and bureau registrations, plus numerous devotional meetings and Sunday series.
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Children’s Mission
Tremont Street
William H. Baldwin
Warren P. Tyler
Samuel 8. Cruft
Henry Pickering
Thomas Garfield
Ellis L. Motte
Clarence W. Jones
George W. Fox
William £. James
William F. Matchett
Francis H. Brown
Edward Hale
William Crosby
Arlington Street
Charles W. Sawyer
Burr
John Federden
Father Boniface
St. Leonard’s
Geneva
Italy
Nantasket
Rowe's Wharf
Patrick Denvir
Charlestown
Archbishop Williams
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum
St. Mary’s Church
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Little Sisters of the Poor
St. Mary's Infant Asylum
New York
New England
Boston
Edward P
Shanahan
Joseph Bergman
West
Springfield Street
Evangelical Alliance
Tremont Temple
I. K. Funk
D.D
Hugh Montgomery
Worcester
J. W. Hamilton
No. 64
North Margin Street
People’s Entertainment Society of
Protestant Episcopal Church
G. ©. Shittuck
J. L. Blatchford
W. P. Blake
E. H. Bennett
G. A. Richards
R. T. Paine
Robert Codman
W. S. Gardner
Howard Stockton
James H. Harlow
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Employment Bureau
Tremont Row
Union
Harvard Amateur Photographers Exhibit Opens at Sever Hall
Harvard’s amateur photographers display a 150 view exhibit in Sever Hall featuring student rooms parlors country houses and outdoor scenes. Notable pieces include F H Sellers 87 Mt Tacoma Wash rugged peaks forests snow and glaciers along with works by Storrow 87 Leighton.
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Harvard
Society of Amateur Photographers
Sever Hall
F. H. Sellers
Mt. Tacoma
Wash
Storrow
Leighton
Alpha Delta Phi Convention Dinner Showcases Fraternity Unity
The Alpha Delta Phi Society annual convention closed with a lively dinner at the Hotel Vendome in Boston attended by about 250. Speakers including President Choate, Rev. Phillips Brooks, and Edward E Hale praised the fraternity’s influence on civil service reform temperance and literary unity while Harvard and Yale figures were celebrated. The night featured humor serious toastwork and applause as members toasted the fraternity and its enduring values.
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Alpha Delta Phi Society
Hotel Vendome
Choate
Phillips Brooks
Edward E. Hale
Brooks
Percy Browne
Brookline
J. B. Richardson
Boston
James J. Thayer
Cambridge
Hale
S. C. Eastman
Concord
N. H
J. B. Sewall
Thayer Academy
Braintree
William R. Woodbridge
New York
Stephen H. Phillips
A. J. C. Lowdon
C. A. Grinnell
Horace Chandler
Frederick Winsor
Arlo Bates
Harvard
Cist
Alpha Delta Phi
Maine
Michigan
George William Curtis
Arethusa
Alpha
Delta Phi
Edward Everett Hale
Yale
Woodbridge
EB. £. Hale
James Russell Lowell
Bliot
Mr. Choate
Heid
Graduates’ Hall
Psi Upsilon
Apa Delta Pri
Professor Thayer
Thayer
Brown
United States
Salmon P. Chase
Rhode Island
Charles 5. Bradley
Massachusetts
Marcus Morton
Alpha Delta
Obituary notices and society updates span Boston area deaths
Obituaries run for N F Frothingham a veteran ship broker born in Charlestown who built a long career on Long wharf then retired after the Civil War era. Also noted are death announcements for George Cabot Ward ex-president of New York banking circles, Charles L Fowle of Dorchester, and Rev John G Adams Universalist minister. Additional items cover apoplexy of W C de Pauw, the death of William Lyons of New Haven, and social events at Youngs Hotel Tremont House and the Revere House plus society group meetings and jubilee planning.
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Charlestown
Long Wharf
Boston
Cabot Frazer
Vernon Brown
James Andrews
Jerome Merritt
C.J. F. Binney
Frothingham
Baring Bros
London
Harvard
Heidelberg
New York
Ward, Campbell & Co
Samuel Gay Ward
Ward
Emerson
Bryant
G. Ward, Jr
Kidder, Peabody & Co
A. A. Low
Fanny Morris
Charles L. Fowle
Dorchester
Framingham
Fowle & Pease
Fowle & Hersey
C. L. Fowle & Co
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
John G. Adams
D.D
Melrose Highlands
Portsmouth
N. H
Rumney
N. E.L
Claremont
N. Hf
Malden
Worcester
Providence
R. I
Cincinnati
W. C. de Pauw
New Albany
Ind
Chicago
William E. Lyons
New Haven
Grand Central Depot
Boston Common Council Reports Street Railways and Finances
The Boston Common Council met in a businesslike session with President pro tem Sanger filling in due to Barry's absence. The city treasurer reported year end balances and incoming receipts totaling over 23 million dollars with a remaining balance of about 4.08 million. Debates covered a Suffolk county court house loan, street railway legislation, and widening Boylston street, with several measures carried to next meeting and Memorial Day holiday extended to Grand Army members.
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Sanger
Ward 11
Suffolk County Court House
Board of Health
Samuel H. Durgin
Charles E. Davis, Jr
Roxbury
Warren Street
Montrose Street
Dunreath Place
Blume
Messrs. Dewey, McNary
J. H. Sullivan
Leary
Ward 18
Ladd
Ward 10
Yeas
Wilson
Ward 9
Massachusetts
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Board of Railroad Commissioners
McNary
Ward 15
Common Council
Boylston Street
Park Square
Tremont Street
Board of Street Commissioners
Walpole and
Tremont Streets
Grand Army of the Republic
Fowler
Boston Dealer Preston Files Insolvency Petition
Richard Preston of Lawrence wool lens and tailors trimmings, Boston, files voluntary insolvency in Salem with debts around 100 thousand dollars. Major creditors include Samuel and Lizzie Barlow, Brown Wood & Kingman, and several New York firms, with assets placed in hands of Eugene Battelle in Boston. assignments and meetings of creditors follow in Suffolk County Insolvency Court.
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Richard Preston
Lawrence
Bedford Street
Boston
Salem
Samuel Barlow
Lizzie Barlow
Thomas Cley
Brown, Wood & Kingman
Huston
F. Vieta & Achell
New York
Case
Leland & Co
Hinck & Co
Worth Street
James Talcott
Franklin Street
Sullivan, Vail &Co
Suizlacker
Gittermann & Vedder
Broadway
Messrs
Carruthers & Co
Rosenkrans, Weber & Co
Chicago
Marion M. Williams
Indianapolis
Ind
Ir. R. Charest
Perham
Minn
A. & H. Strauss
Cincinnati
J. B. Friet
Boots
Waterville
Suffolk County
McKim
William M. Brewster
Hayward Place
W. H. Stuart
Arthur A. Maxwell
Arrison Dunham
Terrence F. MaHugh
Charles Friede
Commercial Street
Jeremiah A. Harrington
Harrington
the Hatter
School Street
Charles A. Green
Washington Street
Episcopalian Services Begin Octave at Mission Church
Choral evensong and a sermon by Rev. Wilford L. Robbins of Lexington opened a week of special services linked to St. John the Evangelist’s festival octave. The roster of preachers includes Rev. A Bb King of Halifax Rev. G McL Wiske of Providence and Rev. Henry Moltet of New York.
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St. John the Evangelist
Wilford L. Robbins
Lexington
Mass
A. Bb. King
Halifax
G. McL. Wiske
Providence
Henry Moltet
New York
Courts Record: Boston Superior Court First Session May 5
Jury awards plaintiff 23563 dollars for injuries from wheel strike on Ellery street. Cases involve City of Boston and multiple tort and contract actions. Several dockets listed across first to fourth sessions with various defendants and plaintiffs including Ayer Bell Manufacturing Co and Boston DailyAdv Co.
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Bacon
Peter W. Harrington
City of Boston
Ellery Street
William Gaston
C. L. B. Whitney
R. W. Nason
Peter Timony
City of
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Sterling Street
C. Moulton
F. A. Loring
McMahon
Schell
Bingham
Farrell
Whitman
Houstis
Stewart
Pray
Bird
Robinson
Whyte
Ballou
Scully
Fisher
Whitney
Shattuck
Porter
Walker
Healey
Andrews
Robbins
Hoerner
Hendricks
Morton
Levans
Narrst
B. Hotel Co
Anderson
Richardson
Murphy
Faxon
Quincey
Cunningham
Sullivan
O'Leary
Blodgett
J. No
Marcellus S. Ayer
George Putnam
Ad Fox
J. B. Warner
Kerrison
Boston Daily Adv. Co
Ayer
R. W. Bell Manty. Co
Ticker
Reerdon
P.H. Cooney
Boston to Welcome United Ireland Editor O Brien
Irish National League council met at Codman Hall with T M Brady as chair and John Henley as secretary. A reception committee for William O'Brien was formed including Dougherty Conlon Flatley Ham Toy Hurley Brady Donovan McKenna O Flynn Costello Fritz Sullivan Hynes and others. Doherty noted the $5 parliamentary fund committee had ceased and the funds were deposited in the Maverick National Bank.
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Irish National League
Codman Hall
T. M. Brady
John Henley
William O’brien
United Ireland
Boston
Canada
Mr. O'Brien
W. W. Dougherty
P. J. Conlon
Thomas Flatley
J.B. Ham
Dominick Toy
John Hurley
Resignation dispute grows at East Somerville church
The Rev W E Merriman pastor of Franklin Street Congregational Church has not answered the church’s request to reconsider resignation. With a large vote against the resolutions on church members rights, it is believed he will not change his mind but seek dismissal. Since Monday night a dozen members have left their pews.
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W. E. Merriman
D.D
Franklin Street Congregational Church
East Somerville
Boston Homeopathic Society Elects New Member at Parker House
The Boston Homeopathic Medical Society held its regular meeting at the Parker House last evening and elected Arthur Mitchell M D of Medfield as a new member. In the scientific session Dr Bennett F Davenport presented a paper on The Adulterations to Be Met with in Food and Drink.
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British Charitable Society
Young’s Hotel
Howard
Boston Homeopathic Medical Society
Parker House
Arthur Mitchell
Medfield
Bennett F. Davenport
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Wall St. N. Y
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Sudbury ST
J.T. Smith & CO
Devonshire Street
F. Ff. French & Co
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Central Square
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O. H. Durrell
John H. Appleton
Warren Sanger
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E. L. Cheney
Charles A. Vinal
N. H. Holbrook
Edwin F. Forbes
Somerville
Homoopathic Medical Society
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