Phillies Bostons clash at South End grounds in scientific display
Rarely has national league balling been so dominated by headwork as Ferguson’s pitching and Kelly Nash and Burdock’s fielding silenced a hard hitting Phillies lineup. The Boston nine completed nine innings without a fielding error while Tug O Rourke’s timely plays sparked a dramatic eighth inning showdown.
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Indianapolis
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Interstate Law Debate at New Hampshire Club Dinner
The New Hampshire Club held its monthly dinner at the Vendome with a large turnout led by President John Moore. Senator Cheney spoke on the interstate commerce law, criticizing railroad practices and arguing against discriminatory rates and allure of short haul routes affecting New England and other regions.
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New Hampshire Club
the Vendome
John ©. Moore
Senator Cheney
New Hampshire
McKinley
J. B. Smith
Hillsboro
O. C. Moore
Nashua
A. A. Perkins
Great Falls
E. C. Holmes
Malden
George B. Chandler
Manchester
Charles E. Bacon
Dover
Steb Dumar
Exeter
J. N. Lander
Boston
Waldo Adams
Hiram M. George
Warren Brown
Hampton
Holden
B. Frank Nealley
Horace Kent
Wiliam R. Burleigh
Dwight
American Express Company
S. L. Bowers
Newport
J. Albert Walker
Portsmouth
Cheney
Seaboard
New England
Pacific States
Railroad Debate Touches Canadian Pacific and Rates
Speakers including Bainbridge Wadleigh and McKinley argue over federal rail regulations. Critics urge slower action to study the law and oppose harming established businesses. The discussion notes foreign route competition through Boston and Montreal, with calls to adjust long and short hauls and curb railroad power.
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Boston
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San Francisco
Portland
Lake Superior
Montreal
Bainbridge Wadleigh
Congress
McKinley
O. C. Moore
Nashua
George 8B. Chandler
Manchester
Daniel Lovering
Harvard Defeats Penn in First Intercollegiate Shooting Match
Harvard Shooting Club defeated the University of Pennsylvania 87 to 62 at Watertown range. Five Harvard shooters faced twenty-five birds per man at eighteen yards with five angles. Harvard led from the first round and had five-round totals led by Clyde with fourteen straight birds. This marked Harvard’s first intercollegiate match and its overall success.
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University of Pennsylvania
Harvard Shooting Club
Watertown
Clyde
Sivas
Oeen
City notes mix hearings and street actions
The Boston board of health held a hearing on James A. Kemp's petition about stagnant water and a dumping ground between Dorchester avenue and Hyde and Locust streets. Reports from residents highlighted health concerns while other notices covered street acceptances, public works, and a run of civic events including a Nantasket excursion by female conservatory students and club meetings.
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Board of Health
James A. Kemp
Dorchester Avenue
Old Colony
Hyde and
Locust Streets
Kemp
Charles Burleigh
New England Conservatory
Rowe’s Wharf
Nantasket
Albert F. Whittemore
Oak
Yarrington Streets
Clement Avenue
West Roxbury
Washington Street
Dorchester District
New York & New England Railroad
Moulton Street
Charlestown
Vine Street
Brighton
Roxbury Avenue
Isleworth Street
Atlantic Avenue
Massachusetts General Hospital
Wiliam H. McKenna
Boston
Willie Welsh
Bremen Street
McKenna
Emily Jones
Wood
Coat
Charles A. Ford
James Coffee
Dorchester
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
W. J. Partridge
C. H. Brigham
Clarence A. Carter
Joseph M. Gibbons
May
Messrs
Quincy House
Appalachian Mountain Club
Institute of Technology
E. F. Merriam
Raymond
Weare
N. H
J. D. Whitney
Church Temperance Society Seeks National Study on Intemperance Costs
In Lowell last night the Rev A S Chambre moved a resolution urging Congress to authorize the national bureau of statistics to investigate intemperance costs and its link to crime. Speakers included Spalding Donald Reynolds Bodley and Bishop Paddock presiding. Rye whiskey praise appears in an adjacent ad for a Boston firm promoting Pare Rye.
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Lowell
Massachusetts
Church Temperance Society
Trinity Chapel
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Congress
National Bureau of Statistics of
Union States
W. F. Spalding
L. W. Donald
New York
Dr. Reynolds
H. J. Bodley
North Adams
Bishop Paddock
Courts and sessions of the supreme and superior courts
The May 11 docket lists uncontested matters and multiple trials across the Supreme Judicial Court and the Superior Court. It names plaintiffs, defendants, and counsel in numerous cases including Maher vs Eaton for breach of warranty and Hoar vs Dinin on a fraud issue, with juries out or trial ongoing.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Devens
Andrew J. Maher
Albert F. Eaton
E. B. Callender
Maher
R. Lund
Charles H. Welch
Benjamin B. Hoar
Richard A. Dinin
J. E. Butler
C. G. Keyes
Morris
Boston
Peterson
Smith
Allerton
Boston & Maine RR. Co
Pray
Bird
Stone
Morton
Cook
Doherty
Wilkins
Sullivan
Adams
Hayford
Rothenberg Ve. Connelly
Blodgett
Charles H. Greenwood
Boston Cooperative Building Company
S. B. Allen
J. F. Wheeler
Russell Gray
H. W. Swift
John Meehan
John M. Reber
Spring Lane
I. Clark
F. Ranney
T. J. Gargan
W. E. Boynton
Meehan
Reber
Linton
Allen
Newcomb
Boston Protective Dept
Hay
McConnell
W.H. Orcutt
J. E. Cotter
Vs Andans
Writs of entry contest title to property in Boston cases
A sequence of cases from Norfolk and Middlesex superior courts revolves around writs of entry challenging property title bought at execution. The record notes testimony admissibility rulings, damages and stock conversion actions, and a complex loan and fraud dispute over Napoli dental product representations. The Boston news also covers an upcoming divorce docket and a New England Railroad Club discussion on axle bearings and lubrication.
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Daniel McKinney
Bernard McKinney
Snow
Charles H. Snow
William Gaston
Charles Robinson
Julia B. Metcalf
William ©. Williams
New York & New England Railroad
Defendant
Boston
Charles H. Heath
Exchange Place
Bec
Julian B. Metcalf
Dennett Dental Napoli Company
W. H. Towne
D. E. Ware
New England Railroad Club
Boston & Albany
Lander
Corey
Briges
Cambridge Aldermen Hear Suit Against City and Street Plans
A regular Cambridge board of aldermen meeting addressed a $15,000 damages suit against the city by William Clark and referred it to the city solicitor. John F. Brassil was confirmed to Engine 3. The Mayor's petition to the Legislature for an ordinance change on the asses sors' department was postponed. Sewer work was ordered for a private way from Brewster Place to Appleton Street and for Winthrop Street, and a sidewalk on Brattle Street will use bricks or flagging chosen by abutters.
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Chipman
Angle
P. B. Kiernan
D. O. Allen
Charles P. Barnard
Charles Hi. Moore
Maverick House
J. W. Pickering
George E. Abbott
Frank Paul
Bigelow
Boston
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Roberts
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R. M. Morse, Jr
A. J. Bailey
Milton A. Kent
William N. Todd
Arch Street
William Gaston
C. L. B. Whitney
Samuel Hoar
Horace W. Jordan
Alice McKinney
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
William Clark
John F. Brassil
Engine 3
Brewster Place
Appleton Street
Winthrop Street
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