New England Amateur Rowing Association Considers Out- Boston Regatta
The first meeting of the new Executive Committee at Union Boat Club discussed holding a regatta outside Boston. Lawrence offered prizes and reception for July 4, Providence considered $5000 for July 4 events, and debates centered on timing near high tide. A vote was postponed to next Monday with mail vote option.
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Union Boat Club
Stimpson
Boston
Lawrence
Providence
Worcester
Portland
Webber
Lawrence Canoe Club
Aborn
Narragansett Club
A. R. Sweet
Narragansett
Walter Hayes
Ward 24
City Point
Crescent
Shawmut
West End
Pawtuckets
Adams
Boston's Nine Triumphs Over Columbus In Firemen's Game
In a tense Congress street clash Boston edged Columbus 7 to 4 after a late rally fell short for the visitors. Kneil hurled well for the Bostonians while Haddock shut them out in the final innings. Crooks and OConnor miscues aided Boston’s eighth inning burst and Farrell, Radford, and Irwin figured prominently in key plays as Boston capitalized on timely hits to seal the victory.
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Congress Street Grounds
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Radford
Kneil
Haddock
Crooks
O’connor
Arlie Latham
Arthur Irwin
Reds
Stricker
Boston
Tom Brown
Joyce
Duffy
McTamany
Afree
Knell
Brouthers
Big Dan
Ird
Brown
Himsel
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posTons
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Dutice
Cesseree
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Radfora
Duffee
Donahue
Ponahue
Kuehne
Pene
Southers
Kerins
Baltimore
A.A
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Washington
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Robinson
Hurley
Cincinnati
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Dowd
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Vauch
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Con Daily
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Latham
Siemming
McWhee
Hemming
McQuaid
Trinity
B. U
Trinity College
Boston University
Muzzy
Ruevsky
Hazleton
The Blynman House Magnolias Seaside Resort Opens June 15
The Blynman formerly Crescent Beach House Magnolia sits about an hour from Boston via Eastern railroad Glouces ter branch. It sits on high land with ocean and inland views on the North Shore. The house is well furnished with water gas electric bells telephone and other modern conveniences. Manager Miss Amanda Perkins aims to make it a home like summer resort. Garde ners may apply for gardening positions at Magnolia Amanda Perkins Manager.
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Crescent Beach
Magnolia
Boston
Eastern
Gloucester
North Shore
Amanda
Perkins
Gar Dcntors
Bignass
Street Franchise Bill Provokes Protest by Boston Merchants
A coalition of business leaders in Boston oppose a street railway tax and thirty year nonchangeable franchise bill. They argue it would create a state sanctioned monopoly, strip municipal oversight, fix fares, block new locations, and tie rapid transit to corporate prerogatives, harming public welfare and city growth.
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Dartmouth College
Ravid Transit Bill
Rapid Transit Commission
West End Railway Company
Commission
Boston
Bow
Street Railway Corporation
Francis C. Lowell
Henry Lee
Augustus Lowell
J. Elliot Cabot Roger, Walcott
Edwin L. Sprague
W. Higginson
Darwin E. Ware
Arthur Hobart
George O. Shattuck
James Bb. Thayer
Joseph K. Warner
Lewis
Dabney Henry Parkman
Moorfield Storey
Richard K. Dana
W. W. Vaughan
James J. Myers
Phineas Pierce
J. W. Wheelwright
Greenville H. Norcross
Arthur T. Lyman
Beeypeee S
Hotel Galen
Belvidere St
Reed’s Block
Harrison Avenue
Eliot B. Mayo
Albany Street
Geographical Exhibition Opens in Winslow's Rink
A major educational geography exhibit opened yesterday in Winslow's Rink, Winslow. The Brooklyn Institute collection, organized by Prof C Adams and Prof James Kemp, features 1200 items including 300 maps and 150 atlases. The display, brought from Brooklyn by the Appalachian Mountain Club, aims to foster geographical education and display methods from eight departments. The exhibit will run until May 29 with open lectures to follow by prominent educators.
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Winslow
Brooklyn Institute
Europe
America
Brooklyn
Appalachian Mountain Club of
Boston
UC. C. Adams
James
New York
Institute
Harvard College
Appalachian Mountain Club
Tme
Quick train to Montreal via Lake Champlain Route
Fitchburg railroad plans a rapid Boston to Montreal service starting in June. The train departs Boston at 10 30 am via Bellows Falls Rutland Burlington and St Albans arriving Montreal 9 30 pm. Parlor cars run through Boston to Montreal with time for refreshments at Bellows Falls and St Albans. In return Montreal leaves 8 am arriving Boston about 7 30 pm. The route offers scenic views along Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains.
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Lake Champlain
Fitchburg Railroad
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
St. Albans
Bellows Fall
Taiping
Adirondack Mountains
Pigeon Cove House Opens as Mrs Robinson Leads Season
Mrs Ellen S Robinson returns from a mild winter in Brooklyn and the South to the Pigeon Cove House at Pigeon Cove. In her twenty fifth year of administration she runs a refined summer resort famed for an excellent table large airy rooms and Cape Ann surroundings. She plans to open June 1 for a brilliant season.
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Brooklyn
Pigeon Cove House
Pigeon Cove
Cape Ann
Stowell to Sell Barnes Co Stock at 20 Percent Discount
Moses A. Stowell & Co after securing the entire Barnes Company stock will run a one week sale offering a uniform twenty percent reduction from Barnes prices. This presents a rare chance for buyers to secure goods at a substantial savings.
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Moses A. Stowell & Co
E. R. Barnes Company
Barnes Company
Boston Art Students Exhibit Opens With Water Color Drawings
The twelfth annual Boston Art Students Association show opened at the Art Club gallery with a private view and reception. Many works are water colors affected by artificial light, with daylight deemed best for such pieces. Notable pieces include Abbott John C City Gates Rothenburg. Abbott Holker Autumn Sketch. Brainard Mrs. Portrait of Rev John Bapst S J. Kronberg Louis The Oriental Girl. Monk Reading Whitman Mrs Portrait Study. Whitney Ella C Study of Peaches and Apples. across the Fields Russ Harry. Miss May Haljowell is praised for Sea and Sky. The Workshop hints at a youthful Adam Bede at his bench. Exhibition runs through May 16.
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Boston Art Students’ Association
Gallery of the
Art Club
Abbott
John C
City Gates
Rothenburg
Holker
Autumn
Brainard
Mrs
John Bapst
S. J
Joe
Sally
Codman
Alice
Kronberg
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Townsend
Francis _B
Monk
Whitman
Whitney
Ella C
Russ
Harry
Normandy
May Hal- Jowell
Adam Bede
Republican City Committee Discusses New Representation Basis
The Executive Committee met with a small turnout and took no action on a proposed reorganization plan. The Rules Committee will report, then a full committee meeting will be convened. A caucus was set for Thursday night in Ward 23 to fill the vacancy caused by Horace Bacon's resignation.
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Republican City Committee
Committee On Rules
Horace Bacon
Boy Killed by Ice Cart in Stamford Street Accident
Simon D Pearlman aged about killed instantly on Stamford Street when playing near a Drivers' Union Co. ice wagon. The boy lived with his parents at 20 Norman Street and was among children jumping on and off the wagon when he fell under its wheels yesterday afternoon around five o'clock.
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Simon D. Pearlman
Norman Street
Stamford Street
Union Co
Bjorn Bjohnson’s Bad Boarders Collapse in West Newton
Special to the Post reports a boarding house scuffle on Chestnut Street, West Newton. Otto Dronemann attacked Gustave Millar with a jackknife, inflicting multiple wounds including three severe chest lacerations and a shoulder ash. Millar’s injuries are not life threatening. both men were arrested.
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Newton
Chestnut Street
West Newton
Otto Dronemann
Gustave Millar
Dronemann
Millar
Hawthorne Inn Opens at East Gloucester on May 20
G Odiorne Stacy has built the Hawthorne Inn at East Gloucester a scenic point projecting into the sea. The fifty room hotel promises ocean harbor Magnolia shore and city views with historic fireplaces and windows from Dorchester and Wen dell Phillips house. Guests are assured a home like pleasant stay and a model summer resort.
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G. Odiorne Stacy
East Gloucester
Hawthorne Inn
Gloucester Harbor
Magnolia Shore
City of
Gloucester
Supreme Judicial Court Equity Assignments for Tuesday 12th
Read list of cases before the court including National Market Bank of Brighton v Holts and several Middlesex Norfolk and Essex matters. Names include White, Joy, Richardson, Shedd, Evans, Hildreth, Fay, Balderston, Dow. Keywords: administrator, petitioner, appellate actions.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Mortox
Equity
National Market Bank of Brighton
Holts
Knight
White
Judge
Joy
Norfolk
Ruggies
Richardson
Sheefe
Gray
Parks
Middlesex
Fifield
Shedd
Evans Et al
Boston Heating Company
Hildreth
Fottler
Fay
Balderston
Dow
Essex
Boston Superior Court May Session Key Civil Dockets
Suffolk court listings detail cases from first and second sessions with verdicts and ongoing actions. Notable matters include Barker v Colby on a lost promissory note and Davis v Gill involving insolvency disclosures, plus multiple adjourned and listed cases across numerous docket numbers.
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Suffolk
Barker
William M. Promis Colby
Warner
W.E. Hutchins
Frank M. Davis
John A. Gill
Boston
Thi
Sudden Deaths Rise in Chicago Attributed to Heart Failure
Alarm over a surge in sudden deaths in Chicago with over 390 reported in a single day. Doctors cite heart failure linked to nerve exhaustion and blood poisoning while urging timely use of Paine's Celery Compound to restore health and vigor amid widespread fear. Also notes legal appeals up to Greenwood et al and a Shreve, Crump & Low auction pending at Washington and Summer streets.
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Chicago
Paine
Superior Court docket items and cases summarized
Norfolk Is May 11. Thompson special administrator Buswell sues Roby G Fuller on a promissory note. Verdict for defendant. Weeks v Needham inhabitants tort suit for damages from a carriage defect. Several cases listed including Morton Fitzgerald Pettee Bradlee trustee and City of Boston related matters.
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Dedham
Thompson
Henry F. Buswell
Roby G. Fuller
H. F. Buswell
Powers & Powers
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Needham
J. R. Smith
Fales & Mellen
Hughes
Inlets of
Mattie
Patch
Brookline
Morton
Fitzgerald
Pettee
Bradlee
Trustee
M’r
Titus, Pev’r
City of
Morton Boston
Fallon
Forsythe
Thayer, Guarav
Trus. Harwood Mfg Co
Nawn
City of Boston. Co
Flagg Et al
Libel action and court docket in Cambridge and Dedham
In Middlesex County Cambridge docket, Mabel English pro ams versus L D Kalberg for libel damages. Jury out. Attorneys J H Pence for plaintiff Allin Mayberry for defendant. Also docket lists cases from Wakefield to Boston Supreme Judicial Court Dedham May 11 Lathrop J No 14 James McGill appeal.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Norfolk Ss
Real Estate for Sale or to Rent Rooms Wanted or to Rent
Real estate notices display properties for sale or rent and list rooms available or requested. The snippet indicates a categorized ad section offering homes, apartments, and rooms with various leasing terms and contact options.
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