Boston and New York spark close baseball clash at city game
May 6 reports a tight contest between the Boston and New York clubs with young Madden dazzling hitters and Keefe also on form. The Philadelphia club defeated Washington amid disputed calls by Umpire Wilson, Whitney hitting a fair over the fence. Chicago lost to Pittsburgh. Detroit crushed Indianapolis. Portland defeated Lynn in a rain delayed game.
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New York
Bostons
New Yorks
Madden
Keefe
Richardson
Deasley
Kelly
Sutton
Rourke
Morrill
Gillespie
Oburdeck
Dorgan
Johnston
Jeasley
Tate
Wilson
Washingtons
Phillies
Philadelphias
Nash
Bells
O'Rouke
Gore
Ewing
O’rouke
Connor
O'Rourke
Waril
Burdock
O’rourke
Powers
Washington
Philadelphia Club
Whitney
Ferguson
Fre
O Mack
Tevhue'n
Hines
Wood
Farrell
Irwin
Kreiz
McCarthy
Mulvey
Schork
Farrar
Myers
McGuire
Donnelly
Lalis
Ilines
Schock
Arrora
Thilelphias
Carroll
Mack
Krels
Pogety
Nivey
Amypire
Wison
Chicagco
Chicagos
Pittsburgs
Pye
Daly
Ryan
William Ben
Dalrymple
Compana
Ray
Pettee
Hamilton
Earle
Murphy
Roy
Wise
Hendershott
Montel
Lawrences
Salems
My Montel
Umphres
Mahoney
Marsden
Donovan
McDonald
Portuano
Portland
Sprague
Henry
Lynnann
Lutherry
Dickerson
Houck
Terrien
Walsh
Portlands
Lynns. Rt
PO. A. E
BULPO
Andr
Honek
Dickers
Hatf
Murray
Thayer
Davin
Spill
Schoeni’k
O Cook
Luiberry
Spreguep
Small
Lynns
Shoenick
Andrus
Hatfield
Barber
Lynn
Corcoran
Tune
Weeden
Doyle Stars in Narrow Lowell Win Over Blues
Pitcher Doyle went nine innings with a puzzling delivery as the Lowell club defeated the Blues four hits. In the seventh the infield misplayed but Doyle and a strong outfield steadied the game keeping Burnham’s lineup at bay. Kennedy made two Hornung catches, Cudworth flashed a running one-handed grab, and Gardner and Sheehan anchored the middle infield as Burke stayed cool and effective in a finest New England series display at the South End grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Lowells
Blues
Burnham
Gardner
Hornung
Kennedy
Cudworth
Sheehan
Burke
South End
Harvard Seniors Defeat Sophomores In Five Inning Game
The Harvard seniors won 20 to 5 over the sophomores in a five inning affair. Manley pitched effectively for the winners and got solid support. The sophomores fielding was poor and the nine collapsed mentally as 87 produced strong batting throughout.
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Harvard
Esterday
Manley
Springfield
Williams College
Wiliamstown
Dartmouths
Philadelphia
Baltimores
Athletics
St. Louis
Louisvilles
Manchester
Manchesters
Haverhills
Kerrison Wins Libel Suit For One Dollar
John H. Kerrison, Herald reporter, won a libel suit against the Advertiser with a verdict of one dollar and costs. The trial before Judge Blodgett in Superior Civil Court focused on a 1900 article depicting Kerrison as opposing a Herald leadership demand, with testimony on newspaper make up and the article’s sportive nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kerrison
Herald
Advertiser
Blodgett
Superior Civil Court
Evening Record
Kerrison
Arry Kerrison
Brotherhood of Reporters
The
Brotherhood
Thomas J. Gargan
Blackmar
Sheldon
Arry
Gargan
London
John Wright
the Herald
J. E. Chamberlin
Evening Transcript
Record
Knights of 1900
Mr. Kerrison
Harvard Next Week Calendar Highlights Lectures and Meetings
The calendar lists events from May 8 to May 14 at Harvard including prayers at Appleton Chapel and weekdays at Wadsworth House, talks by Prof. Clarke and Prof. Allen, Harvard Union Debate with specified speakers, Diversity of meetings in Divinity School and University facilities, and deadlines for Tyndall and Morgan fellowships.
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Harvard University
Appleton Chapel
William S. Rainsford
New York City
Brooks
Wadsworth House
Harvard Natural History Society
New England
Samuel FP
Clarke
Williams College
Upper
Boylston
Aristopha Mes
Allen
Sevel
Tyndall
Fielding
Hill
Sever
A.m. College
University
Harvard Union
Ireland
Charles Warren
W. C. Green
A. P. Butterworth
Walter Coulson
Wennesday
Divinity School
Massachusetts Spidera
James H. Emerton
Lawrence Scientific School
Lovering
Jefferson Physical Laboratory
Sanders Theatre
Academic Council
Sanders
Fashionable Skeleton Dunlap Derby At Tremont Street
Young men will visit Jackson at 19 Tremont Street next week to inspect the new black skeleton Dunlap Derby, described as the proper summer hat. New goods in all the latest spring styles are on display.
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Jackson
Tremont Street
Legislature Debates on Sunday Law and Police Funds
Reports from Beverly investigating committees are laid before the Legislature. The House debated printing the evidence and delayed final action while the Senate delayed a decision on the Sunday bill. Mr. Jenkins failed to raise Boston police signal funds, and an order to hold Friday sessions was introduced.
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Beverly
House
Senate
Jenkins
Boston
Senate Adopts Weekly Adjournment to Friday 11 A.M.
The Senate approved a motion to adjourn Thursdays and reconvene Fridays at 11 o'clock. It also directed joint committees to report on matters remaining at the close of Friday, May 20, with other orders postponed or laid on the table as the Beverly investigation report was readied for Tuesday. The body debated public health bills, urban signals funding, and various engrossed measures.
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Senator Milliken
Senate
Milliken
Morse
Tisbury
Clark
Glines
Committee On Public Health
Boston
Jenkins
Wilbur
Dwyer
Srong
Loston
Clapp
Beverly
Senator Reads
Kimball
Roads
Table
Chelsea
Mystic River
Chelsea Creek
Chelsea Bridge
Meridian Street Bridge
Additon
Sharon Water Company
Cohasset Harbor
Garnet Bridge Company
Wridge
Powder Point
Salter's Beach
Duxbury
Plum
Fall River
Committee On Public Service
Henry B. Little
Newburyport
Commonwealth
Committee On Railroads
Committee On the Judiciary
District Court of
Hampshire
Belchertown
Easthampton
Boston Legislators Delay on Joint Committee Report
Mr Hathorne of Boston moved an order laid over at the request of Mr Parkman of Boston directing joint committees to report reference to the next Gen.
State House Debates on Liquor Law Bills and Beverly Inquiry
Reports from the Massachusetts House cover liquor license proposals for druggists and apothecaries, a sixth class license scheme with purchaser certificates, and required sale records. Debate centers on printing the Beverly investigation evidence, with votes to print the report without the evidence and approval of related calendar actions.
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Eral Court
Senate
Brockton
House
Crosby
Pittsfield
Beverly
Kent
Worcester
Upham
Salem
Wardwell
Fisk
Boston
McDonough
Walker
Post
Brigham
Westboro
E. J. Donovan
Haverhill
Dodge
Wharton
Parkman
Pinkerton
Lenox
Dexter
Lowell
Bigelow
Watertown
Messrs. Provin
Westfield
Boyden
Foxboro
Donovan
Legisature
Messrs. Walker
Hersey
Hingham
Commissioners of Prisona
Massachusetts Reformatory
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Theodore C. Davis
The Country Week Annual Report Promotes Rural Vacations
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union releases its twelfth yearly summary of The Country Week. Since 1875 the program has sent 17 614 people to countryside vacations, with 2 484 children and 258 adults this past year. The board approves continuing the program with a special ladies committee led by Miss Ellen H. Bailey. Donations are requested to fund this season, sent to W. H. Baldwin at 18 Boylston Street, Boston, marked The Country Week.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Ita
Bako
Board of Government of the Union
Committee On Benevolent Action
Ellen H. Bailey
W. H. Baldwin
B. Y. M.C. Union
Boylston Street
Boston
M. Christian Union
Union Hall
J. W. F. Barnes
Mussachusetts State Prison
Moses Tine Brown
Kyron A. Robinson
Jabez L. Robinson
Jivors
Association Haut
Ligeneget
Berkeley Streets
Louis Albert Banks
E. Humphrey-Allen
Charles N. Allen
Mission Curzen
St. Joan, Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
Horticultural Hall
Tremont Street
Swsdays
Norfolk County Teachers Open Fourteenth Annual Meeting
The Norfolk County Teachers Association opened its fourteenth annual meeting in Brookline Town Hall with welcome remarks by William H. A. Lincoln and a reply from Edgar R. Downs. Papers discussed included An Outline of a Lesson in Physiology and The Cultivation of the Moral Sense, with an evening address on The True Education of an American Citizen by Rev. Howard Everett Hale.
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Norfolk County ‘Teachers’ Association
Brookline
William HA. Lincoln
Edgar R. Downs
Weymouth
E. J. McKenzie
EK. M. Kingsbury
H. ¥. Howard
Hyde Fork
Howard Everett Hale
WHEAT AND CHAFF GLEANER NOTES ON BOSTON LIFE
A Boston article admires a voyage letter bag and artist’s family ties while commenting on actors, writers, and Mme Gréville. It reflects on postal quirks, autographs, cat stories, and dog taxation, then laments rising shore taxes and Boston social season fatigue.
Courts Hear Appeal In Ohio Partner Case At Supreme Court
The Supreme Judicial Court hears a post and co. case against the Toledo Cincinnati & St Louis Railroad Co detailing a dispute over Ohio stockholder liability and discovery of directors. The demurrer is overruled and hearings in divorce cases resume May 11 as the full court meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Post & Co
Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad Co
Ohio Corporation
Boston
Ohio
Myers & Warner
Russell & Putnam
Justice Devens
The New Court House Masonry Strike
Contractor Cram reports the masonry strike on the new court house ended quickly with new workers proving reliable. He would not rehire the strikers and says the job proceeded with minimal delay, while union claims about attracting skilled labor were unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Court House
Mr. Cram
Legal docket list of may 19 cases and parties
Court filings outline multiple cases with plaintiff defenses and defendant responses. The document lists parties such as Abbott, Bigelow, Boston, Taunton Locomotive Works, Nicholson, Foxwell, and various rail and company names, along with monetary figures and docket numbers indicating a schedule of actions and judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
H.N. Shedon
George R. Swasey
N. W
Abbott
Bigelow
Bosto
Block
Erie & N- 3
Despatch Co
Lockard
Kern
Mason Manly
Hoxie
Penn
R.R. Co
Marshall
O'Hern
Knowlton Case and List of Civil Actions
Case entries include Knowlton Mary E Sanders vs Isaac H Crie for tort of horse value and injuries with defense general denial and contributory negligence. Other docket items: Braman executor vs Moore 1469. Milford and W R R vs Stone et al 2181. Taylor vs Lewis and trustee 2127. Gibson administrator vs same et al 2128. Plus Burnham et al assignees 2042 and 2043. Holland et al vs Town of Winchester 1367. Manson vs Stimson 1599. Gillette rep vs Donnelly 2148. Dobson vs Smith 2320. Hayes vs Bullard et al 2076. Judkins vs Coffee 1782. Hutchinson vs City of Cambridge 439. Grishaver vs City of Boston 1601. Henry et al vs Holmes et al 2324. McGrath vs Town of Woburn 2290.
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Mary E. Sanders
Isaac H. Crie
M. Coggan
Braman
Moore
Milford
W. R.R
City Notes From June Exhibits and Local Events
City updates cover a Commercial Club visit to Chicago and tours of St. Paul Minneapolis Omaha and Kansas City. Boston reminders note a Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society meeting May 11 and a Cambridge Teele estate sale to Frank Henderson with 100 houses planned. Also a Hebrew marriage certificate issue in Municipal Court, Rev Frederick Campbell’s Roxbury call, a Lee Shepard anniversary dinner with New England Club guests, Queen Kapiolani reception changes, stamps dealer Aden Taylor's counterfeiting arrest, and New England Railroad Club May 11 meeting.
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Chicago
Commercial Club
Boston
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Bromfield Street
Teele
North Avenue
Cambridge
Frank Henderson
Frederick Campbell
Boonville
N. Y
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Highland Hall
Warren
Lee
Lee & Shepard
New England Club
Shepard
Yong’s
Queen Kapiolani
Governor Ames
Parker House
S. Aden Taylor
Congress Street
United States
Marshal Snow
Hallett
The
New England Railroad Club
Boston & Albany
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Gotham
Pittsburg
Detroits
Pittsburga
PO. Ale
K. Bil. PO. A
McKin
Carrill
Sulivan
Barkley
Anam
Coleman
Pfeifer
Miller
Williaws
Osburns
Smith
Morris
Wittanorgs
L'Yle
Dvalls
Ler
Whiney
Morrin
Anson
Pouble
Williamson
Pfeffer
Sullivan
Detroit
Healy
Hame
Weidman
Seery
Hanlon
Indianapolis
Thompson
White
Rowe
Dunlap
Stouthers
Weinman
Glasscock
Brouthers
Boston Blues
H. BM
Manning
Hartnett
O. Kennedy
Foolie
TeMing
Bradley
Shinnick
Jordan
Turke
Guinasso
Clare
Jorda
Burns
Colie
Lawrence
Saleme
Lynch
Poneyss
Caskins,se
Leighton
Ilsweeney
Guinarso
Youd
Wawrentes
Balems
Sharp
Beverly Investigations
Mr. Jenkins
Board of Police
Norfolk County Teachers
Atlantic
America
Switzerland
Clara Morris
Henry Gréville
Mme. Gréville
Gréville
France
Uncle Sam
United States Postal Service
Literary Guild
Mistress Puss
Puss
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Massachusetts Seaboard
Beverly Farms
Massachusetts
Voyally
Newport
Strenth
Gleaner
Superior Court
Bacon, J
Peter Timony
City of Boston
Sterling Street
No. 36
B.C. Moulton
F. A. Loring
R. W. Nason
Allessander Morton Et al
City of
Summer Street
O. A. Marden
Hall
Silverstone
Dower
Morrison
Lowell B. Co
Apt
Richards
Builer
Dorr
Maher
Eaton
Cavanagh
Durgin
Marcellus S. Ayer
George Putnam
J. Fox
J. B. Warner
Charles H. Greenwood
Boston Cooperative Building Company
Joseph P. B. Carleton
Same
Dorchester
New York & New England Railroad
Harvard Street
B. Allen
J. F. Wheeler
Russell Gray
H. W. Swift
John Henry Kerrison
Boston Daily Advertiser Company
the Brotherhood of Reporters and ‘Typographical Union
T. J. Gargan
H. N. Sheldon
Atwood
Wheeler
Harley Va
O'Leary
Faulkner
Boston & Albany RR
Pirman
Alexander Stowell
George E. Allen
Winter Street
E. M. Johnson
M. R. Thomas
J. P. Treadwell
Lloyd F. Abbott
Christopher Look
George C. Abbott
William B. French
Henry Hunt
William Brown
Elijah Russell
Erastus M. Nash
Gilman Osgood
W.J. Hunt
Russell Havin
A. m
Goddard
Sudbury Street
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