Boston Wins Sharp Game Against New York and Philadelphia
Boston defeats Washington and Chicago in a night of baseball at South End grounds. Dupee Shaw pitched for New York, but Boston hitters led by Kelly and Shore set the pace with 22 hits and eight runs driven in by Kelly. Washington and Pittsburgh also posted wins as Chicago dominated Detroit in a high-scoring affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
South End
Dupee Shaw
the Wizard
Dupee
Bostons
Kelly
Wise
Shock
Gilligan
Johnston
Carroll
Radbourn
Washingtons
Hines
Myers
Gillican
Donnelly
On the Rio Grande for last shows at Boston Theatre
City notes report Boston Theatre performances of On the Rio Grande with evening and Saturday matinee and showtime final run. Also Herrmann to begin limited engagement with splendid programs. Local items include real estate sale at Dover street, parade delays, a boy found dead, a fatal accident on Harvard street bridge, Agassiz Association meeting notes, and civic appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Boston
Herrmann
Boston Assembly of the
Agassiz Association
Amos T. Farrar
Warren Avenue
Tremont Street
Smith
City Hospital
Navy Yard
Blues Defeated 12 to 1 in Home Victory at Lawrence
Lawrence May 12 The Blues lost 12 to 1 to the home team as Kiley pitched well for the winner Burke was hit freely by the bats. Moolic struck out three times while Jordan Moolic and Bradley, all Lawrence boys, received floral gifts as they stepped to the plate. Umpire Mahoney was knocked by a foul tip in the fifth and was replaced by Marsden. Score details show Lawrence producing 12 runs to 1 for Boston Blues with several players named in the box score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Washingtons
BILPO
BeNt
AL Ee
Morrill
O'Krety
Burdock
Ponnelly
Johnston
Myers
Gilligan
Radbourn
Shaw
Lestons
Kreig
Nash
Johnson
Iorning
Kelly
Hornung
Wise
Donnelly
Bills
Vowers
Puapelrnia
New Yorkers
Phillies
Ewing
Ward
Aplause
Keefe
Easley
O'Rourke
Dorgan
Gore
YORKS
Philadelphias
A. E. Gore
Fogarty
Ferenson
Wirdis
Offniy
Conner
Wood
Ojrurrar
Ollrwin
Ign
Hassian
Yenley
O McGuire
Casey
New Yorks
Scacceeses
McGuire
Irwin
Lensley
Imteen
Philadelphing
Shrackout
Hastian
Ewi
Connor
Doyle
Reese
Ferguson
Sirwin
Perguson
Amylie—Wison
Pirrspure
Penn
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Sixu
Boyle
Galvin
Lawrence
Blues
Kiley
Burke
Moolic
Jordan
Bradley
Mooney
Marsden
Lawrences
Boston Blues
PO. A
Éamnanasb
Urns
Burke, If
OU Moolic
Vyelee
IlBradley
Earle,c
Jordan Cf
Murphy
O'Burke
Navamiston
C Mpana
Lettee
Rarle
Llues
Ray
Mahoney
Havering
Salems
Haverhills
Portlands and Manchesters Heavy Hitting Tilt Report
The Portlands routed the Manchesters in a high scoring Texas league style contest. Andrus Canavan and Thayer fueled the attack with timely hits while Doffy Lutberry and Schoenck contributed multiple bases as Portlands posted eight earned runs. Manchester’s pitching faltered with several costly errors aiding the surge.
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Portlands
Manchesters
Bhlpo
K. Bhu
Davin
Menara
Ef Oy
Schoen
Dann
Doffy
Tras
Lufberry
Reardon
Barns
Mcberm
PortlAn Wis
Seccerescesesoo-Bo
Eees
TOROS
Shoenck
Duffy
Lutberry
Canavan
Carney
Boyle
McDermott
Thayer
Homerans
Quinn
Duty
Carey
Manelusters
Andenus
Jnens
M. Me’ Ermott
Canivan
Doyle
Dunn
Mears
O'Malley
Scored football results include Cincinnati and St Louis games
At Cincinnati Metropolitan s 19 to 6 for Cincinnatis. St Louis 22 to 14 over Baltimores. Louisville 4 to 2 over Athletics. Cleveland 17 to 12 over Brooklyn s. Providence 26 to 8 over Browns. Bowdoin 9 to 8 over Maine Medical College. Lynn 16 to 8 over Lowells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Metropolitans
Cincinnatis
St. Louis
Baltimores
Louisville
Berlioz Faust to be performed by Cecilia at Music Hall
The Cecilia presents Berlioz The Damnation of Faust next Wednesday with soloists George Henschel Mrs Henschel George J Parker, directed by B J Lang. 150 voice male chorus and Boston Symphony Orchestra accompany. Box office on sale from Monday. Also Chickering Hall hosts Mrs Bertha Stockwell concert next Tuesday with Arthur Foote Leopold Lichtenberg and Georgia Learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia
Berlioz
Faust
Music Hall
George Henschel
George J. Parker
B. J. Lang
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Chickering Hall
Bertha Stockwell
Arthur Foote
Leopold Lichtenberg
Georgia Learned
Beverly Farms Incorporation Clears House Vote
The House passed the Beverly Farms incorporation bill after a long debate with three roll calls. A Senate decision awaits, while a petition for mercy for a Malden murder convict was heard, likely to be denied, and a mercantile committee report favors a telephone rate cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Farms
House of Representatives
Senate
Ames
House
John Herty
Fanny Coulter
Malden
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Prohibition Amendment Hearings Open in State Capitol Room
The liquor law committee opened hearings on a proposed prohibitory amendment to the state constitution drawing about 200 women and several temperance workers. Leaders from WCTU and temperance groups urged submission to voters citing Republican support and public demand. Speakers argued constitutional prohibition as better than licenses with calls to place the issue above party labels. The session adjourned to Monday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Room
E. S. Tobey
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
E. C. Foster
Iowa
National League
Lucia F. Kimball
Chicago
B. R. Jewell
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
E. P. Gordon
Massachusetts Christian Temperance Union
Hugh Montgomery
Helen G. Rice
E. S. Burlingame
Providence
Rhode Island Woman's Christian Temperance
Massachusetts
Plumb
K. B. Johnson
Waltham
Legislature Debates Bevy of Bills and Beverly Inquiry
Massachusetts Senate and House leaders clash over bills on debt for Lawrence bridge repairs and reform of private legislation. The Beverly Farms measure faces postponement amid accusations of paid lobbying and electioneering, with lawmakers split on refering it to the next General Court while other measures proceed.
Massachusetts Legislature Digest of Statutory Proposals and Reports
A compilation of measures and resolutions under consideration including references to the Boston Athletic Association and limits on married women's real estate disposal, arbitration compensation under Chapter 158, charter amendments for Gloucester Water Supply, insolvency commissioner appointments, land boundary determinations for Commonwealth lands at state facilities, printing of the Bursey bridge accident report, enlarging clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court duties in Suffolk, benefits for James B. Moore and the Third Massachusetts Cavalry Association, new laundry and repairs at the State workhouse in Bridgewater, a Palmer town favor, prison to State farm transfer at Bridgewater with lunacy board oversight, and a range of approvals and rejections by committees on banks, judiciary amendments, fisheries, and river pollution controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
Gloucester Water Supply Company
Siward J. Jenkins
Massachusetts Reformatory and Reformatory
Bursey
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
James B. Moore
Third Massachusetts Cavalry Association
Bridgewater
Palmer
Commissioners of Prisons
Massachusetts Reformatory
State Farm
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Committee On Banks
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Merrimac
Paragraphs from a late 18th century legislative vote debate
A detailed roll call recount shows members debating a bill to divide Beverly and referring the measure to the next General Court. The session extended debate to 3:30 PM with divisions on refer to next Legislature and striking the enactment clause. Final passage: 98 yeas to 70 nays, with 25 pairs, reflecting absences and new pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Publican
Fales
Milford
Beverly
Dresser
Boston
Smith
Andover
Quincy
Mr. Kent
By & Hess
Yeas
Messrs
Adams
Allen
Arnold
Bailey
Bartett
Batchelder
Bennink
Boardman
Brady
Breed
Carpenter
Clark
Lynn
Collison
Conlin
Darling
Bavlin
Day
Dennis
Dodge
Doherty
Medford
Daniea
Norwood
Farren
Floyd
Flynn
Fossitt
Garfield
Gile
Hamilton
Tarris
Slastings
Hathorne
Hunt
Kent
Lally
Larabee
Lovell
Maguire
McEttrick
Nic
O'Brien
O’hearn
Perry
Quinn
Fall River
Reardon
Roberts
Rowell
Mith
Athol
Stanley
Stephenson
Story
Sullivan
Symonds
Teele
Turner
Walker
Wardwell
Wharton
Whitcher
Wood
Newton
Nays
Messie
Armstrong
Barney
Belcher
Bennett
Fairhaven
Agawam
Bird
Bottom
Boyden
Brandes
Brigham
Brockbank
Brooks
Brown
Burteh
Butler
Callan
Carman
Champlin
North Brookfield
Conant
Conroy
Copsand
Crosby
Cutter
Desmond
Dexter
Dillingham
James Donovan
Eanes
Wele
Field
Fisk
Fitzgerald
Ganswell
Garity
Gaylord
Mclnntosh
Miller
Springfield
Chelsea
Milliken
Milne
Morey
Morin
Morrill
Morton
Moseley
Murphy
Noonan
Orcutt
Owen
Parker
Parkman
Perkins
Pinkerton
Post
Pray
Provin
Ray
Ready
Reynolds
Sanderston
Sandland
Scully
Sillars
Smart
Southard
Spellman
Stockwell
Buck
Gardner
Brewster
Dover
E. J. Donovan
Taft
Uxbridge
Colby
Freeman
Connor
McCarthy
Foss
Wilde
Weet Godfrey
Hitchings
Thompson
Peirce
Add
Holyoke
Knight
Pear
Pool
Young
Downer
Veas
Bartlett
Carmen
Darlin
Dennie
Stevenson
Weele
Whiteher
Woodward
Burtch
Calnan
Copeland
Cutler
J. Donovan
Eames
Fetch
Gamwell
Fitchburg
Garrity
Giddings
Gleason
Goodell
Graves
Greenwood
Gunn
Gurney
Hagerty
Haggerty
Southbride
Hall
Handy
Harlow
Hayes
Heasley
Harris
Hersey
Hinchcliffe
Ofmer
Hlowe
Shrewsbury
Jacques
Jennings
Kiearn
Kemp
Ladd
Lang
Leach
Lincoln
Linton
Lynch
McCue
Winkerton
Previn
Sanderson
Kesedy
Bray
Wadlin
Wilkins
Finney
Atwood
Noyes
Backup
Carney
Wakefield
Dame
Yes
O Connor
Hervey
Godfrey
Judd
Loring
Hutchings
Insolvency Court Handles First Creditors Meetings in Suffolk
In Suffolk county Insolvency Court Judge McKim presided over first creditors meetings for bankrupts to prove debts and select assignees. Thomas Flaherty's piano business named George Everett as assignee. Washington L. & C.J. Prescott’s firm chose James H. Young as assignee. Boot and shoe jobbers Thomas P. Randall, Daniel D. Gile, Edward M. Shaikes, with Lewis Tenney and Henry H. Tucker as assignees. A warrant issued for George E. Cochnower, former railroad equipment dealer. Henry H. Pike & Son filed a creditors petition. Composition hearing for Waldo H. Blake continued to the 10th. Robert L. Ide, once unpaid for a year with $50,000 liabilities, settled with creditors and resumed trading on the Boston Stock Exchange. Martinelli and Henry J. Altman cafe owners at 5 Bowling Green, New York, face judgments totaling $453 and $50,521 for glassware and loans, with heavy expenses including $7,000 rent.
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Suffolk County
McKim
Thomas Flaherty
Tremont Street
George Everett
Washington L. & C.J
Henry H. Pike & Son
Cambridge
Waldo H. Blake
Eliot Street
Robert L. Ide
Broer
Boston
Bachan
E. . Martinelli
Henry J. Altman
No. 5
Bowling Green
New York
Sheraf
L. Altiuan
Three days' sale of library collection opens at Libbie rooms
The auction of Rev. Conyers Francis and Lydia Marin Child's libraries began yesterday at Charles F. Libbie & Co. catalog lists standard works and rare items. Prices for Emerson first editions reached up to 276 and more while engravings and etchings sold for various sums, the sale continuing today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyce
Raffaello Morghen
Raphael
F. Muller
Achille Lefevre
Murillo
L. Masasard
Saint Jerome
Coelemanns
Luxembourg
Rubens
Collision off Cape Cod sinks Merwin near shore
The Warren steamship Iowa and the schooner General E. Merwin collided about thirteen miles southeast of Cape Cod Light. The Merwin sank after a flare lit the scene. crew fled to the Iowa and the Merwin's crew mostly lost possessions. The Iowa, badly damaged with a twenty by six foot hole, reached East Boston under sail after the wreck.
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Warren
Iowa
Walters
Liverpool
East Boston
Cape Cod
General
E. Merwin
New Haven
O’brien
Boston
Baltimore
Burwise
Oregon
Uncontested Divorce and Boston Court Docket Details
The Supreme Judicial Court lists uncontested divorce cases for Friday May 12. Superior Court first session includes multiple civil suits, verdicts, and appeals such as Maher vs Eaton for breach of warranty and Hoar vs Dinin on appeal from a poor debtor hearing. A second session covers tort actions against Boston Cooperative Building and other defendants over stream pollution near Harvard Street, with a jury disagreement in one case and various pleadings and trial notes continuing through the docket.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Devens. J
Andrew J. Maher
Albert F. Eaton
E. B. Callender
P. S. Maher
Jer . R. Lund
Charles Hi. Welch
Benjamin B. Hoar
Richard A. Dinin
J. E. Butler
C. G. Keyes
Catherine Allerton
Boston & Maine
Lawrence
Malden Station
Charles G. Fales
Job Lincoln
Badger
Annie M. Morris
City of
Boston
Kingston
Summer Streets
Thomas Curley
R. W. Neda
Fabery
South Boston
R. R. Co
Gustin
Lincoln
Clapp
Mass
Ben. Ass
Shrines
Bay State
Clark Va
Same
Kehoe
Boston & Albany
R. R
Welch
Norton
Osborne
Newsome
Pearson
Hanford
Herbert
Boston & Albany R. R. Co
Gaston
Allen
Newhall
Davis
Train
King
Bloopgett
Charles H. Greenwood
Boston Cooperative Building Company
Joseph P. B. Carleton
Dorchester
New York & New England Railroad
Harvard Street
S. B. Allen
J. F. Wheeler
Russell Gray
H. W. Swift
John Meehan
John M. Reber
Spring Lane
I. R. Clark
F. Ranney
T. J. Gargan
W. E. Boynton
Rhoda N. Linton
Frank D. Allen
Oak Bluffs
FL. Hesseltine
William Gaston
Harley
O'Leary
Doherty
Kinsman
Sharp
Slorm
Learned
Carroll
Watts
Ilehill
Holmes
Gilligan
Walsh
Word
Earl
Mead
Boylston Cong. Church
Crockett
Cook
Tilton
Boston & Maine RR
Cawley
Jury Clears Defendant in Bastardy Case and Docket of Suits
In crowded docket, the jury found the defendant not guilty in a bastardy action. P B Kiernan led for the plaintiff with D C Allen for the defense. Other cases listed include Charles P Barnard versus Charles H Moore over a $92,020 contract claim and associated board charges, Amory versus Old Colony Railroad for $5,000 in a tort claim, plus numerous civil suits against various defendants and corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Kiernan
D. C. Allen
Charles P. Barnard
Charles H. Moore
Maverick House
J. W. Pickering
George E. Abbott
Frank Pain
George W. Amory
Old Colony Railroad Company
W. W. Gooch
J. H. Benton, Jr
Amory
Old Colony
R.R. Co
Connor
Lamb
Ahearn
O'Rourke
Hamilton
Richardson
Roberts
Austin
Kenney
N. Y
W. E. RR
Cragrin
Masterson
Abbott
Randall
Cole
Corr
Knowles
Juries Excused. Court Adjourns to Monday at 9:30 A.M.
The court adjourns to Monday morning at 9:30 for jury waived cases listed, including Roberts versus City of Cambridge and Hassan versus Town of Natick, among many others. Attorneys and parties named in the docket are noted with case numbers such as 2256 and 1977, across multiple cities and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Same
Hassan
Town of Natick
Carter
Lechmere Read’s Co
Alphen
Alden
Town of
Stoneham
Russell
Jeffrey
Noxon
Pratt
Rouse
Sci. Fac
Titus
Gregory
Stewart
Clark
Gately
Saci. Fac
Conant
Sci
Toohey
Haynes
Margaret Ryan vs City of Boston damages suit over sidewalk defect
Action for damages for injuries from a supposed sidewalk defect on Havre Street East Boston February 2 1886. Defence argues no defect and lack of due care. plaintiffs represented by J L Eldridge and defendant by R W Nason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ryan
City of
Boston
Havre Street
East
J. L. Eldridge
R. W. Nason
Peter Bertrand
Amos Churchill
Quincy
W. H. Oventt
E. C. Bumpus
Tirrell
Austin
McLaughlin
Society of Arts Receives Weather Bureau Support Remarks
The Society of Arts annual meeting at the Institute of Technology heard Professor Niles advocate stronger weather bureau support from public and state. A H Kendall outlined Martin-Wilson automatic fire alarm principles while Martin demonstrated its operation with Wison assisting. H C Nutt and Carlton H Lee were elected, Linus Faunce re elected secretary. The executive committee includes Woodbury Blodgett Howe Carpenter Tutts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Arts
Institute of Technology
C. J. H. Woodbury
Niles
Weather Bureau
A. H. Kendall
Martin-Wilson
Martin
Wison
H. C. Nutt
Carlton H. Lee
Linus Faunce
C. J. H Woodbury
G. W. Blodgett
H. M. Howe
G. O Carpenter
J. W. Tutts
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