Roxbury Brewers Strike Continues Amid Mixed Hiring
The Roxbury brewing strike presses on with uneven hiring at Pfaffs, Roesle, and Suffolk breweries. Some workers returned elsewhere while others filled positions. three quit at Boylston. A. J. Houghton & Co seek skilled labor as unity falters. A Vernon Hall meeting heard reports from picket and distribution committees. Strikers obtain beer from New York to pass to wholesale dealers, defying the law. The afternoon session decided to keep the strike going for now, though daily developments loom.
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Roxbury
Pfaff’s
Roessle’s
A. J. Houghton & Co
Boylston
Suffolk
Vernon Hall
New York
Boston Defeats Pittsburgs in High Scoring Baseball Showdown
In a dramatic game before about 4500 spectators, Boston pitcher Madden faced a heavy Pittsburg batting lineup that launched three home runs and two doubles. Maddens nerve kept the Boston nine in contention as the final score read 9 to 8 in favor of Pittsburgh after a late rally. Hornung Nash and Morrill led Boston at the plate, while McKinnon Barklay and Coleman provided the decisive hits for Pittsburg.
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Pittsburgs
Boston Star
Boston Battery
Hornung
Johnson
Kelly
Lady Morrill
Nash
Bostons
Jimmy Galvin
McKkinnon
Whitney
Galvin
McKinnon
Barklay
Pittsburg
Boston
Wise
Coleman
Merrill
South End Grounds
Charley Gould
Pittsburgh
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Morrill
Burdock
Tate
Carroll
R. Bh.po
O McKin
O Barklay
Johnston
O Smith
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Paavetruia
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McCarthy
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O/Brownell
Cooke
Hunter
Foster
Hawthne
Mumford
McKenzie K
McKenzie
Choate
Brownell
Hawthorne
Kin
New England Woman Suffrage League Meeting
The annual meeting at the Meionnon next Tuesday at 7 30 p m and Wednesday at 10 30 a m 2 30 and 7 30 p m features speakers from Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut Iowa and Indiana including Rev Henry Blanchard Senator Blair John Seales Lucy Stone and Julia Ward Howe. The festival and banquet at the Vendome on Monday May 28 will be presided by Mrs Julia Ward Howe with Mary A Livermore delivering the address. Governors Ames and other leaders will speak.
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New England Woman Suffrage League
Meionnon
Henry Blanchard
Maine
Senator Blair
John Seales
New Hampshire
Laura Moore
Vermont
Frederick A. Hinckley
Rhode Island
Emily P. Collins
Frances E. Burr
Connecticut
F. Ellen Foster
Iowa
Lucy Stone
Mary A. Livermore
Cora Scott Pond
Fred A. Claflin
C. A. Claflin
Henry B. Blackwell
William Lloyd Garrison, Jr
Josiah Quincy
C. B. Pitblado
Ada C. Bowles
Katherine Lent Stevenson
G. W. Cook
Vendome
Julia Ward Howe
Governor Ames
Illiam Lloyd Garrison, Jr
Helen M. Gouger
Indiana
J. Ellen Foster
Elizabeth Wilkes
Dakota
Lee and
Blair
Robert Colyer
Lawrence opening meet draws crowd at Driving Park
Lawrence May 17 report details the season opener at Lawrence Driving Park with about 500 spectators. Three minute race dominated by Unclear results with Kantaka near win if effort made. Hard driven by Mahoney fined $5 for improper scoring. Tomorrow features 2:37 and 2:29 classes with listed entrants and times. Also notes on pacers race and sponsor Acid Phosphate claims of satisfactory results by Dr. Weeks.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Driving Park
Kantaka
Hard
G. Mahoney
A. J. Stone
B. G
Paradox
C. KE. Mosher
Bik. m
Oneoto
B. G. Kimball
B. m
Charles Yapp
Little Don
J. B. Woodbury
Frank Hane
B. Adams
C. B. Mosher
Ch. m
G. A. Martin’sr. m
Co Ge
Brickmakers Strike Ends After Northwest Cambridge Walkout
The Bay State Brick Company yard in North Cambridge saw 275 workers, mostly French Canadian, strike yesterday over pay and a monthly retention deduction. Pay rose to 20 dollars with board last year. strikers sought a 2 dollar raise and oppose a 1 dollar monthly withholding. Police aided in resuming work. about sixty quit and left for Boston. One day’s pay promised next Monday. others to return this morning.
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Bay State Brick Company
North
Cambridge
Hubbellee
Lucy
Station 1
Boston
City Notes tell of arrests and society events
John Perry was arrested yesterday charged with robbing Dr. Marcy's house at 116 Boylston Street last Thursday night, with about $500 in silverware taken. Other items note insurance act changes, royal entertainment costs, an anti jubilee coronation commemoration, property sales of James Fisk Jr. residence, a court summons for preaching, society meetings, and Norways independence celebration in Boston with a May festival banner presentation.
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Dr. Marcy
Boylston Street
Arkwright Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Irish National League
Queen Victoria
Chester Square
James Fisk, Jr
N. M. Hatch
Charles A. Woods
Fisk
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
New England
League of American Wheelmen
St. Louis
Boston
Fitchburg
Evangelical Baptist Benevolent and Missionary Society
Meionaon
George T. Dexter
Joshua Loring
Roberts
W. T. Richardson
Solomon Parsons
Joseph H. Converse
Treasury
Parker House
Lysander Spooner
J. M. L. Babcock
G. W. Searle
B. R. Tucker
H. M. Bearse
Rosicrucian Society
Young's
Norway
Turn Hall
Norwegian Society
H. Stone
Funeral of Lysander Spooner at 109 Myrtle Street
Funeral services for Lysander Spooner were held at his home on Myrtle Street with Mr. Walter Wright presiding. Rev. Minot J. Savage and others spoke. flowers from Tilton sisters and others adorned the casket. The inscription on the wreath read Natural Justice. Interment followed at Forest Hills.
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Lysander Spooner
Myrtle Street
Walter Wright
Elizur Wright
Spooner
Minot J. Savage
Tilton
Crockett
Lecture on Newfoundland by William Whittle at Meionaon
Mr William Whittle native of Newfoundland gave an illustrated talk on Newfoundland last evening. He described Newfoundland as the oldest British colony and noted its 10 000 square miles larger than Ireland while criticizing English misrule. He praised fishermen for progress and mentioned climate and public buildings as notable features.
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William Whittle
Newfoundland
Ireland
England
Luther V Bell School Class of 1884 Reunion
Somerville former Luther V Bell grammar pupils gathered in Bacon Hall for a reunion last evening. The program featured Edith Munroe and E P Samson on crystal chimes with Annie Laurie, Georgie Park reading, Grace Hardy, Arthur X Tech singing, and Frank Ross on cornet. Dancing closed the entertaining evening.
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Luther V. Bell Grammar School
Somerville
Bacon Hall
Edith Munroe
E. P. Samson
Annie Laurie
Georgie Park
Grace Hardy
Arthur x. Tech
Frank Ross
Courts Hear Equity Suit Over Montserrat Lime Brand
The Boston docket reports Edward Evans et al against John P. W. Von Laer in a suit in equity alleging fraud and unfair competition over use of the Montserrat name for lime juice. Plaintiffs claim exclusive rights since 1852, with defendants accused of labeling and marketing lime juice as plaintiffs’ product. Defendants deny misuse, seek dismissal. injunction and accounting sought.
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Charles A. Thomas
Boston
Edward Evans
John P. W. von Laer
Liverpool
Eng
Evans, Sons & Co
Oods
Montserrat
Bill Sos
Earing Hadowland Cox
New York
Lewis D. Brandeis
Russell Gray
H. W. Swift
Court schedules jury waived cases in Middlesex County
Superior Court docket for May 17 lists cases including Cobb versus Guyer Ross versus White Clapp versus Hyde Morin versus Bartlett OC Esty versus Hamilton Clapp versus Bartlett Lynde versus Cross Dowd versus Kendall Quinn versus Wilson Parker versus Cuniff Bell versus Pierce James et al versus Drew and Jr Curley versus Squire and others. N Ward Co versus Muller et al and Worthen versus Martin appear with liens noted.
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Middlesex County
Knowlton
Cobb Et al
Guyer
Ross
White
Clapp
Hyde
Morin
Bartlett
C. OC. Esty
Hamilton
Lynde
Cross
Dowd
Kendall
Quinn
Wilson
Parker
Cuniff
Bell
Pierce
James Et al
Drew and Jr
Curley
Squire
Assee
Same
N. Ward Co
Muller
Foote
Worthen
Martin
Frayeese Pans
Lien
Cambridge
Ten Typhoid Cases Placed in City Hospital
Ten steerage passengers aboard the Allan line steamer Prussian arrived in the city on the 10th and sought admission to City Hospital. Eight were admitted. Doctors concluded the illness was typhoid fever, not typhus, with symptoms appearing two days after landing. One patient is reportedly dying in Dorchester. others are recovering.
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Durgin
Dorchester
Codman Will Case Moves Through Suffolk Probate Court
The Codman will case opened in Suffolk County Probate Court with Judge McKim presiding. Counsel for contestants included R M Morse Jr and J H P Dodge, while George O Shattuck defended the will. The day focused on Codman Kimball correspondence showing intimate relations, with endearing letters and French poetry. A valise of Mr Codman’s effects, containing Mrs Kimball’s letters, was introduced. Morse planned to place all letters as evidence but court shifted strategy after assessing time.
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McKim
Suffolk County
R. M. Morse, Jr
J. H. P. Dodge
George O. Shattuck
Codman
Mrs. Kimball
Morse
East Boston Republicans plan May 31 banquet
The Ward 1 Republican Club at Grand Army Hall East Boston met last evening. Councillor E M McPherson said a banquet is arranged for May 31 at Maverick House with Governor Ames and likely ex Governor Long. Forty five new members were elected. Western National Bank of New York led by Daniel Manning and C N Jordan opened for business and joined the Clearing House.
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East Boston
Grand Army Hall
E. M. McPherson
Maverick House
Ames
Long
Western National Bank
City of
New York
Daniel Manning
United States Treasury
C. N. Jordan
United States
New York Clearing House
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Swan Bros
Cheyenne
Wyo
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