Pittsburg Falls Silent as Boston Beats Pittsburgs on Rain
Rain halted the Chicago New York game while Boston defeated Pittsburg, narrowing the gap in the standings. Detroit and Washington also won as Indianapolis fell to Washington in a late scoring rally, with Lily effective but poor home defense hurting Indianapolis.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Pittsburg
Anson
Yorkis
Baseball play-by-play fragment with multiple errors
The readable fragment lists three-base hits Fusselbach Myers Householder Prince Mitchell Meister Ganagaun Wheeler Sheehan first base on balls Mitchell th Walker four Fortlands and Worcesters on errors four struck out Myers Koons Householder Prince Wwanne or B88 Wherlock Flanagan Briggs alker two pitched ball Hammilton balls Briggs ql Hit Koons Umpire Knight Time 1nd 30m.
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Bostons
Pittsburgs
R. BH
PO. A. x
H. BH. PO
A. Ey Aly
Sanda of
Carroll
Maal
Dunlap
Acessasesa
Sutton
Bunda Kuehne
Anday
Fields
Kuehne
Nasi
Galvin
Sawders
Galving
Bassett
Helder
Karel
Washingtons
Och
Wilmot
Myers
Washington
Irwin
Hines
Seery
Shoch
Errorsianapolis
Wassett
Nny
McGeachy
O'brien
Buckley
Erbrook
Sasaett
Msterbrook
Yassed bail—Murray
Shreve
Lynch
Detroit
Philadelphias
Conway
Farrar
Butlinton
Stian
Clement
Richardson
Hanlon
Bennett
Ganzgell
White
Twitchell
Brouthers
Detroits
Orwin
Buffinton
Iladelphias
Ganzel
Andrews
Rwin
Decker
Fusselbach
Householder
Prince
Mitchell
Meister
Ganagaun Wheeler
Sheehan
Mittchell
Walker
Fortlands
Worcesters
Koons
Wwanne
Wherlock
Flanagan
Briggs
Alker
Hammilton
Knight
Lowells
Salems
A. R. R. Bh.po
Ilines
Olhemus
Olmay
Campion
Burke
Nest
Goodwin
Ennedy, If
Charcseeses
Rene
Ead
Toffling
Uest
McLaughlin
Cudworth Kennedy
pasee—Quest
Cudworth
Sullivan
Ray
Long
Mullen
Bryant
Henry
Salents
Toffilug
O'Rourke
Quest
Mebaiin
Tirady
Rourke
Polheinus
Lynn
Manchesters
Lyons
Manchester
Lypch
Lynns
BMLPO
A. E. Rf
ijLynch
Demarris
Gialacche
rana—Manchesters
Lying
ts—Carney
Campana
Klusman
Kelley
J. Doyle
Camp
Gmpire
Callahan
Loin
Portland
Portlands
Itechell
Weidman
Orcesters
Cleveland and Cincinnati fall in rain soaked games
Baseball score lines show Cleveland over Baltimore 2 1 and St Louis defeating Kansas City 11 9. Cincinnati and Cleveland clubs are listed as Cleveland and Cincinnati lineups. Philadelphia Athletic Brooklyn game postponed due to rain.
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Cleveland
Baltimores
Clevelands
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
St. Louis
Louisville
Louisvilles
Kansas Citys
Philadelphia—Athletic-Brooklyn
Swindle charge against Dr Rodes noted in Boston items
City notes report Dr Rodes of 179 Tremont street, a maker of medical electric instruments, was arrested yesterday for swindling A A Orcutt out of 500 dollars. Other items include a streetcar complaint about an undertaker with a box, confirmations by Bishop Nicholson, wharf permissions, real estate sale, a May 20 concert, a decomposed body found off Charlestown, and various cultural events and civic notes.
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St. Paul’s
Boston
Central Halls
Cambridgeport
Dartmouth Street
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Pocassett Coal Company
BP. M. Anthony
National Opera Company
Boston Theatre
Pier 5
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Darius Cobb
Lancer
Bent & Bush’s
Washington Street
Republican Club
Tremont Temple
Angus Currie
W. H. Bowman
Cleophas False
G. B
Oldham
J. L. Straight
Joseph Wiswell
Cottage Farm
Solari
North End
McDonald
New England
Old Boston
Eng
Young Men’s Christian Union
America
England
Baldwin
Boston Library Society Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting held yesterday afternoon at 18 Boylston Place, Boston Library Society officers were elected including Secretary Samuel F. Shaw and Treasurer D Waldo Salisbury. Trustees named were Thomas C. Amory Henry G. Denney Edward J. Lowell and others. The treasurer reported a balance of 7609, year receipts of 298780 and expenditures 291171.
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Boston Library Society
Boylston Place
Samuel F. Shaw
D. Waldo Salisbury
Thomas C. Amory
Henry G. Denney
Dward J. Lowell
Francis Minot
John C. Ropes
Frederick C. Shattuck
George O. Shattuck
Henry W. Williams
Roger Wolcott
Estes & Lauriat Headed to Europe on Etruria
Mr DANA Estes of Estes and Lauriat sails for Europe from New York aboard the Etruria for a brief firm visit. The enterprising house has seen rising sales due to expert knowledge and liberal dealings with customers. They maintain the largest stock of sarees books and members of the firm personally select rare European library sales to supply standard editions on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Dana Estes
Estes & Lauriat
Europe
Etruria
New York
Casey v Butterfield: court finds for complainant in patent case
United States Circuit Court on May 11 delivered an opinion in Casey v Finley Butterfield. The patent 326401 for car coupling improvements, granted Sept 16 1885, was not found anticipated or noninfringed and a decree for the complainant was entered. W A McLeod appeared for plaintiff and C C Morgan for defendant.
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United States Circuit Court
Cott
Fred A. Casey
Finley R. Butterfield
W. A. McLeod
C. C. Morgan
City Court Cases and Damages in Suffolk May Session
In Suffolk Superior Court May sessions items include Peterson v City of Boston over a 3032 square foot land taking for a new courthouse with a verdict for the plaintiff at 46,000, and several other civil suits. Case lists feature Lavendar v Paul for injuries on a Stoughton highway, Dimmock v Kimball over a trunk delivery, and several further filings and verdicts with varied outcomes.
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Superior Court
Scaffolk County
Pitman
Louis A. Roberts
Boston
Somerset Street
Nrew
A. Blume
T. Babson
Johnn_ Drain
Charles McLean
R W. Shea
Sam T.arris
Hedley W. Dimmock
John A. Kimball
Pleasant Street
A. J. McLeod
Edward Avery
G. M. Hobbs
Maria Ebrem
Siegfried Wolffsohn
As & Consta
Conrad Decker
M. Coggan
J. J. Cutter
Ehlehein
Wolfsohn
Leonard
Stoughton
Grants
B. Allen
H. &. Naphee
J. EB. Cotter
C. F. Jenney
Pollutions case and early 20th century docket notes
No. 117 Francis W Bird et al versus E Frank Lewis alleging water pollution from a wool scouring establishment in Walpole. After an eight day second trial jurors returned a verdict likely eight to plaintiffs, four to defendant. Morse Jr Cobb for plaintiffs Gaston Tucker Feely for defendant. No. 126 John McTiernan versus John Fallon trespass verdict for plaintiff at $100. Court schedule notes list numerous cases and mentions jury trials and libels for divorce set for May 15 16.
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Francis W. Bird
E. Frank Lewis
Neponset
Walpole
Muenat
KR. M. Morse, Jr
K. Cobb
William Gaston
Martin
Howe
Chamber
Brady
O’ Connell
Ain
Chamberlain
Robinson
Phinney
Hart
Grand Jury
Supreme Judicial Court
Butterfield case adjourned jury out in Boston matter
In the Butterfield versus City of Boston suit jurors are out after lists of related cases and parties Hesselaine Hart represent the plaintiff with A J Bailey for the defense. Several action of tort cases follow including Levi P Wyman versus Boston and Maine and Lois J Wyman versus Boston and Maine with Allen v Brooks and Howland v City Newton among others. Trials by jury extend to May 16 with motions for new trials May 17 and court cases resuming May 21.
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Bloppert
Butterfield
City of
Boston
Hesselaine & Hart
A.J. Bailey
Levi P. Wyman
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lois J. Wyman
Same
Franklin Park
Saugus
Tovetuer
W. B. Gale
G. F.chardson
Allen
Brooks
Lewis
Y. Pulsifer
Cawille
Bent
Howland
Davis Et al
City
Newton
Cambridge
Grishaver
Harrington Et al
Carlson
Evans
Novick
Spring Sale Crowds Press Local Firms for Goods
To season has been 80 backward that many business firms and merchants find their store overcrowded with goods ordered for the spring trade. J. A. Glass & Co., 119 Washington street, is one of the firms thus situated offering at greatly reduced prices wall papers in great variety and designs. Carpets were never so cheap as now, and the town by Joel Goldthwait & Co., 169 Washington street, was never better.
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J. A. Glass & Co
Washington Street
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Washington Streek
Nomination Meeting of Working Men's Cooperative Bank
Shareholders gathered at Wells Memorial Hall to nominate officers for the upcoming annual meeting. President Robert Treat Paine declined a nominations committee, Dexter was appointed, two thousand shares offered to non borrowers with unlimited allotment to borrowers, and a 26-name directorship slate for 16 positions. GardnerWSubject replaced by Whitney as secretary. dispute over secretary candidacy and voting rules prompted calls for transparency.
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Workingmen’s Cooperative Bank
Well’s Memorial Hall
Robert Treat Paine
Dexter
Wrank
Mr. Gardner
Whitney
Gardner
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Penn
Jimmy Galvin
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Johnston
Indianapolis
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Aie. P
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Olbenny,as
Iimot
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Scott Siddons
Music Hall
Henry Waller
National Association of Master Plumbers
Banker Hill
Charles Weller
Tremont Street
Lowell
Meughlin
Salema
Toffing
W.S. Sullivan
FOE
Worcestras
KR. BH
A. E
Beamilton
Heelock
Prine
Banerf
Heehan
Stine We
Solel
Weldman
Ome
Henrys
Boston Library Meeting
Frest Spiritual Temple
Newbury Street
Temple Fraternity
Lake
Iits
Episcopal Courcy
Dartmouth
Harwich
William R. Nicholson
D.D
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Bartis
Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. R. Deming
Bible School
C. I. Rhodes
Jung
Father Chiniquy
Beacon Ladies’ Orchestra
Ariel Ladies’ Quartet
Arlington Street Cituren
Brooke Herford
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Tremony Ths PLC
Sabbath Howe
Emory J. Haynes
Church OF the Disoretics
James Freeman Clarke
South Congregational Curron
Xeter Street
Hale
Comate
Minion
A. S. Bean
Christian Uston
Union Hall
Boylston Street
W. 5
William I. Ldwin
Pro‘rue Brown
Moses
Prospectil Church” Choir
Somerville
C. P. MacIntyre
Mur L. Kaula
Cnarg
George As Aylers
Byronee Sonre
United States District Court
Catalonia
Here
London
M. Rogers
W. K. Blodgett, Jr
George Putnam
Thomas Russell
Monusy
Lavender
Paul
Ae Cens Oe
N FE Weil RR
McIntyre
Loverng
Winters
Davis
Bernard
Foster
Cleverly
King
Fuller
Rogers
Weld
Perkins
Doherty
Daley
Harker
Roberts
Lineland
Hallett
Molineux
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Denning
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Parody
Keenan
Chelsea
Francia
Casey
Conroy
Better
Thompson
Connolly
O’biernan
Cavanauch
Messenger
Parker
Horton
Os de Ype
Debieer
Santr
Flage
Eae
Delong
Canney
N. Ae
N. E.R
Mayberry
Isaacs
Keen
Nergus
Donelly
Superior Courtee County
Middlesex County
Ames Pyles
Meel
James Pyle
Sunday Herald
Herald
Honorable Artillery Company
THE
Boston Wall Paper Company
WM. A. Corse
Summer ST
C.w.robinson
Murdock
Surgical Hospital
United States
J. & C. Fischer
Chickering
Weber
Steinway
Briggs, Lyon and Healy
Oliver Ditson
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Massachusetts
Bens
F. Stevens
JOS
M. Gebbens
F. Trulli
WM. B. Turner
Gee
Fire Insurance
North American
State Street
Kilby ST
Silas Peirce
Eugene E. Patrridge
Charles E. Macallar
the Workingmen’s Bank
Post
Mrasms
Ferp F. French & Co
Sudbury Street
Taylor Rye
Cuerstrer H. QG
Graves & Sons
Gedd
Grocers and Drugsiste
Causeway Street
Free Hospital For
Murdock Liquid Food Co
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Gortiam Rogers & CO
Dundee Goods
New Haven
Hartford
Pullman
Summer Street
Grond Central Depot
KK. P. Vining
C. Kendall
Gen
L’aas
Massachusetis
Venva
Burditt & Colby
Suffolk
Jane
Shash
Sprague
Cyrus Millsworth
Joan Beular
Ellsworth & Beular Croston
G. W. M. Givan
John A Stillwell
John A. Stillwell
Suffolk County
George M. Wethern
Aassignes
Temple Place
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