Pirates Beat Boston in Boston Feat of Kelly’s Late Power
Pittsburgs win 5 to 4 at Boston as Kelly drives in the decisive run in the ninth. Radbourn’s pitching supported by Wise and Johnston shelves the home team despite Hornung illness and Nash injury. Umpire Hengle draws ire amid Boston’s rough day.
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Pittsburgs
Boston
Hengle and
Holland
Var
Harry Wright
Red Stockings
Bostons
Hornung
Nash
Michael J. Kelly
Radbourns
Wheelock
Kelly
Radbown
Chicagos
Ale
R. Bilpo
A. FE
Brown
Dalmplelf
Millerc
Wise
Coleman
Sutton
McKin
Morrill
Barkley
Iurdock
Whitney
Johnston
Galvin
S/Daily
Carroll
Bosto
Keily
Vilis Bures
Cdases
Radbourn
Heagle
Painaparpat
Penn
Detroits
Irwin
Brouthers
Manchester Wins Exciting Home Game In New England League
Manchester defeats Boston Blues in a tight New England League contest as McDermott and Sheehan shine at short and in fielding. Ferson also stands out with standout defense while crucial hits propel the Manchester offense.
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Manchatier
N. H
Manchesters
McDermott
Sheehan
Ferson
Cornell and Harvard battle in close Holmes field game
Yesterday afternoon Cornell met Harvard on Holmes field in a tight contest. Harvard won 6 to 5 with Bingham and Choate effective in the battery and Foster Linn and Wilkinson among the scorers. Errors and mistimed hits hampered Cornell though Campbell made two sharp catches in right field.
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Cornell
Harvard
Holmes Field
Bingham
Choate
Campbell
Harvards
PO. A
O'Schriener
Linn
Taylor
Wilkinson
Willard
Parahallof
Boyden
Foster
Wilkimson
Lehriener
Poster
Parshall
Morrison
Newberry
Diener
Etyennes
Schriener
Eagan
South Boston
Tufts
Theta Delta Chi
Boston University
Bascom
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Cleveland
Metropolitans
St. Louis
Athletics
Hanover
N. H
Dartsmouths
Amhersts
Exeter
Boston College
Phillips Academy
Boston Common Council Session Becomes Fierce Debate
The Boston common council session opened with vigour and ended in a partisan clash over pay for city employees and a plan to grant a half summer holiday. Ladd of Ward 10 denounced the order as a labor demagogue move while Whall defended the mayor’s authority. The council approved the high school site purchase on Warren Street and discussed land-taking statutes, street widening costs, and a Metropolitan railroad franchise hearing.
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Ladd
Boston
Whall
Ward 7
O'Brien
City of
Tremont and
Heath Streets
Committee On Public Lands
Harrison Avenue
Beacon Street
Committee On Legislative
Metropolitan Railroad
Suffolk County Court House
Lauren
Messrs. Foss, Hayes
Rost
W. H. Murphy
E. Sullivan
Nellie P Nichols Recital Headlines Somerville Event
The third annual elocution recital of Miss Nellie P Nichols and her pupils was held at Bacon Hall Somerville last evening. A fair audience applauded the performances. Mrs L W Burlen assisted, with pupils Carrie Densmore Lida Page Hattie Rich Nellie Briggs Mathilde Rettenbach and Messrs C A Wheeler and George Stephens.
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Nellie P. Nichols
Bacon Hall
Somervville
Miss Nichols
L. W. Burlen
Carrie E. Densmore
Lida E. Page
Hattie M. Rich
Nellie M. Briggs
Mathilde Rettenbach
C. A. Wheeler
George Stephens
Conlon Murder Case Inquest Suspicion Narrowed to Tramp
A coroner's inquest into Michael Conlon's possible murder in Laconia on May 19 points to a tramp seen Sunday. Witnesses Lydia Ames and John Neal described a 40 to 46 year old foreigner, 5 feet 10, dark skin, black beard and hair, who may carry a cane and black bundle. Body to be sent to Boston. Sheriff Story and Mr. Mullen coordinate replies from New England towns.
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Laconia
Michael Conlon
Lydia C. Ames
John Neal
Star
John Conlon
Sheriff Story
Boston
Suspected arsenic in stomach linked to Charles W. Davis death
Waxemeap, May 19. Charles W. Davis a dentist dies after sudden stomach pains following a Boston trip. An autopsy by local doctors reveals a large amount of arsenic in the stomach. Unclear if ingested deliberately or given by others. insurance issues under review by the Royal Order of Good Fellows assembly.
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J. Q. A. Crackett Assembly
Royal Order of Good Fellows
Drs. Judd
Stoneham
Cdlin
Melrose
Abbott
Jordan
Assembly
Bacon
Benjamin
Patterson
Charles F. Smith
S.J. Thomas
A. Hemenway
Helen M. Clapp
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Edward A. Clapp
Clapp
Bright
David A. Skillings
Same
R. Morse, Jr
Marcus Morton, Jr
A. 5
Avery
Skillings
Bay State
Ben. Ass
Seabury
Higgins
Kehoe
Boston & Albany R. R
Warrington
Martin
Wheeler
Fleming
Eavenson
Appleyard
Noonan
Morris
Carney
Bragan
MccLaughlin
McKeague
Obituary notices for Ryder Lewis Hayward Selfridge Frost and others
Archibald C. Ryder of East Boston 62 a shipwright native of Halifax died Tuesday funeral at Saratoga Street M E Church interment in Duxbury. David B Lewis Charlestown 43 chemist Boston Gas Company funeral to Rochester. Bainbridge Hayward Milford 74 former boot manufacturer twice in the Legislature. General James L Selfridge Philadelphia Civil War hero died by suicide after Bright's disease long service in Sixteenth Corps captain to brigadier general. Aaron Frost Maiden boat builder died 59 funeral in Malden interment at Forestdale cemetery.
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Archibald C. Ryder
East Boston
Halifax
Mass
Duxbury
Donald McKay
Ladd
Marquand
Saratoga Street
M. E
Baldwin
David
Lewis
Charlestown
Rochester
Institute of Technology
Boston Gas Company
Boston Camera Club
Bainbridge Hayward
Milford
Upton
James L. Selfridge
Philadelia
Bright
Forth-Sixth Regiment
Aaron Frost
Maiden
Crescent Lodge
A. M
Pembroke
Malden
Forestdale Cemetery
Lynn coal heavers wage dispute settled by board
The Lynn coal dealers and six gangs of seven workers reached a wage dispute settlement. The State board of arbitration and conciliation recommended wages remain unchanged at 26 cents per ton, citing harbor conditions and difficult, hazardous work as justification.
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B. & W. A. Lamper
Lynn
State Board of Arbitration and
Cambridge School Committee Minutes Seventeen Thousand Two Hundred Five
The Cambridge school committee met and approved bills totaling 17205.50. Resignations of Helen V. Eaton Read school and Ruth E. Landers Shepard school were received and accepted. new teacher nominations listed for Agassiz Shepard Read and Harvard schools and Stickney primary texts adopted. Hearing set for expulsion of Timothy Harrington Webster school after bad conduct.
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Cambridge School
Helen V. Eaton
Read School
Ruth E. Landers
Shepard School
Mary A. Gregg
Agassiz
Annie F. Farwell
Julia A. Robinson
Mary E. W. Seaver
Susan H. Kimball
Harvard
Stickney
Orcutt
Timothy Harrington
Ebster
Real Estate Transfers Reported Across City
Samuel Hatch & Co. sold 189 Beacon Street to Dr. W. A. Dunn for 20000 and taxes this year. 35 Melrose Street sold to Samuel W. Winslow for 4650 and taxes. Hichborn & Co. sold 2 Porter Street to James P. Green for 7150 with 800 feet of land. Estates on 38 East Canton Street and other properties sold to James Lee for 5500. G W Simmons & Co. on North Street 32 to 44 enjoy heavy patronage with strong custom department activity. Yachting outfits and Z A R equipment are May specialties.
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Samuel Hatch & Co
Beacon Street
W. A. Dunn
Melrose Street
Samuel W. Winslow
Hichborn & Co
Porter Street
James P. Green
RK. Knights& Co
East Canton Street
James Lee
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
A Fine Steamship Santiago of Wilson Line Arrives
The steamship Santiago arrived at Gaston boasting fine modern British design. Built of Siemens steel, she is 377 feet long with a 44 foot 6 inch beam and 29 foot hold depth, 2729 tons net and about 5000 tons carrying capacity. She is three decked with private saloon accommodations, electric lighting, triple expansion engines, and fire extinguishing systems. Captain Potter, formerly of Galileo, commands the vessel.
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Santiago
Wilson Line
Gaston
Siemen
Alexandria
Potter
Galileo
Prize reading at Latin school in exhibition hall
In Warren avenue this morning at 10 o'clock the annual prize reading will be held in the exhibition hall of the Latin school. The rest of the page reports various city items including a fatality on the New York and New England line at Mt Bow station, political meetings, arrests for thefts from express wagons, disputes with City Architect Vinal over O'Brien school plumbing, street openings in Roxbury, outbreaks of smallpox and typhoid cases, and upcoming events at Parker House and local schools.
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Warren Avenue
New York & New England Railroad
Mt. Bowdoin Station
George Taylor
Chestnut Street
Osborn
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Dennis A. Horgan
O'Brien
Vinal
O’brien
Mozart Street
Centre Street
Chestnut Avenue
Armstrong Street
Ashley Street
Roxbury
North End
France
Board of Health
Canterbury Street Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Universalist Social Union
Parker House
Ames
Brackett
H. J. Boardman
Senate
Charles J. Noyes
House
Peirce
C. W. Biddle
D.D
BE. H. Capen
A. A. Miner
E. A. Horton
Schubert Quartet
Chauncy Hall
Winslow
St. James Avenue
A. L. Daniels
Life Insurance Company of
United States
Quincy House
Charles H. Dale
West Shore Road
New England Association
Fourth in Brookline Plans Forming Committee
A preliminary Brookline Town Hall meeting last evening considered Fourth of July celebration plans. RK. G. F. Cangede presided and RE. W. Baker served as secretary as a general committee of fifty four gentlemen was appointed to arrange details.
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Brookline
RK. G. F. Candage
RE. W. Baker
Country Club Spring Meeting Opens at Clyde Park
The opening events for the Country Club season at Clyde Park include a pony race for professionals and gentlemen riders, a open handicap steeplechase with large added money, a flat race with added purses, and multiple handicap steeplechases. Entries list several stables and riders across races with weights and entries noted.
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Country Club
Clyde Park
Gentlemen Ca
B. Vv. R. Thayer
Court Instructs Grand Jury On Defrauding Pension Office
May 19 United States Circuit Court session hears the grand jury to decide if a woman charged with defrauding the pension department may face a second punishment for the same crime. The court will rule on jeopardy while the jury reports. In another matter against George B. Loring for appropriation-related disbursements, a continuance was granted due to pending congressional legislation. audit disallowed. Attorneys John A. Loring for the defendant and George M. Stearns for the government.
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Salem
Lynn
H. N. Sheldon
Sol Lincoln
Martin C. Ford
Walter Sears
W. F. Kimball
W. H. Niles
Owen Galligan
James Walsh
Pee
H. E
George R. Swasey
Thomas Riley
Harley
O'Leary
Gilligan
Walsh
Crockett
Cook
Regan
Boston
Baker
Same
Garritty
Aaronson
Fanning
Clark
Bornstein
Harris
Geneval
Boston & Albany RR
Mignault
Union Inst. For Savings
Moulton
American Pub. Co
Webster
Lamb Ve
Whittier
Hitchcock
Webb
Cunniff
Driscoll
Butterworth
Edwards
Silloway
McGarrigle
St. Mary's Infant Asylum
Faulkner
Boston & Albany
Wales
Bston
Pitman
Pension Department
United States
George B. Loring
Unds
Department
Congress
Durham
John A. Loring
George M. Stearns
Supreme Judicial Court May 19 Contested Divorce Cases
Reports from the Supreme Judicial Court and Superior Court sessions note contest cases, including a trial over a horse delivery leading to a verdict for the plaintiff and multiple insurance policy disputes. Damages awarded in land takings and several tort actions against railroads and insurers are listed with involved parties and attorneys.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Devens, J
Norfolk Superior Court May 19 Verdicts and Proceedings
Norfolk County court actions include George W. Gray v Bragg with a $200 verdict for the plaintiff in case 161 and a defendant verdict in case 162. Margaret Cowen sues for $5000 damages over injuries from a cesspool fall on premises. jury trials finished. The Norfolk Bar Association observes memorials for late Justice Colburn with speeches planned. Middlesex and Suffolk sessions note equity hearings and continued libels. memorials and court addresses slated.
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Superior Court
Norfolk County
Hammond
George W. Gray
Edward F. Bragg
Same
J. L. Eldredge
J. E. Cotter
Margaret Cowen
Mehitable
Sunderland
A. L. Bartlett
Norfolk Bar Association
Justice Colburn
William Gaston
Asaph Churchill
Anniversary Week Meetings Highlight City Events
During anniversary week notable gatherings include the Massachusetts Society for Aiding Discharged Convicts at Park Street Church Monday afternoon and the New England Woman Suffrage Festival at the Vendome the same day. The Unitarian Church Temperance Society meets at Tremont Temple Thursday evening.
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Massachusetts Society For Aiding
Park Street
Vendome
Unitarian Church Temperance Society
Tremont Temple
Unitarian Association
Moral Educational Association
Meionaon
Massachusetts Evangelical Geriee | Society
Beacon Street
Unitarian Sunday School Society
King’s Chapel
Music Hall
Cambridge Sons of Maine hold first dinner at Young's Hotel
Sixty five Cambridge Sons of Maine members attended a first dinner at Young's Hotel with General Edward W. Hincks presiding. Nine new names were proposed for membership and speeches were given by Frank A. Hill F. B. Hill W. B. Howland M. E. Rideout among others. Notables included Alderman N C Lombard and Dr L L Bryant. Harvard Glee Club slated to dine at Parker House tonight. Maine woollen manufacturers met in Portland naming officers L Anderson president A O Campbell secretary and an executive committee including R S Russell F J Goodspeed and E N Goodall.
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Cambridge Sons of Maine
Young's Hotel
Edward W. Hincks
Frank A. Hill
Pricipal
Cambridge School
F. 8. Hill
Cambridge Chronic
W. B. Howland
The
Tribune
M. E. Rideout
N. C. Lombard
Newers
Water Works
L. L. Bryant
M. J. Folsom
Harriman
Parker House
Young
Harvard Glee Club
Maine
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the Common Council
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Conlon
Charles W. Davis
Cambridge School Committee
Real Estate Transactions
James Cavanagh
George Green
Station 2
Eliot School Association
Isaac B. Mills
Albert 8. Pratt
Nathaniel G. Snelling
Horace Dodd
Joseph A. Metcalf
Henry C. Hemenway
Charles H. Pratt
Charles D. Annable
James M. Burgess
Thomas Bb. Dill
William Noble
John B. Gilman
Albert C. Pond
Levi L. Willcutt
Isaac H. Ripley
Harvey N. Shepard
George O
James Campbell
William E. Davis
Abraham P. Downs
Silas P. Cook
Everett
John Bradshaw
Samuel Little
Milford T. Cunningham
Massachusetts Christian Prohibition and Equal Suffrage League
Bromfield Street
State House
A. A. Williams
E.trask Hill
Herrmann
Boston Theatre
William O'Brien
Rowe’s Wharf
the Country Club
Balbrownie Stables
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Queens County Stables
Zangbar
James Parker
WwWorth
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M. J. Daly
Hopeless
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Aye Wa
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Sam Emery
J. S. Allan
M. Daly
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A. H. Barney
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Boston Stables
G. B. Inches
N. G. Lorillard
B. J. Allan
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O’connell
Kidd
Jones
Scott
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Goode
Murray
Capen
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Hobbs
Rice
Deshon
Cale
Lill
Davis
Adams
Fonseca
Cunard Steamship Company
Cotter
Corcoran
Atood
Ensign
Hop Tonic Co
Morris Ahearn
John A. O’rourke
J. R. Clark
J. R. Dockray
George M. Stevens
Manuel Silva
H. J. Edwards
James R. Murphy
Abraham H. Granger
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Fred W. Granger
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Cambridge Crossing
Allston Station
Jaintiff
George W. Chipman
Frederick Murray
A. H. Briggs
Samuel Hoar
Fosdick
Bangs
Robbins
Mason Mtg. Co
Hoxie
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Daignean
Little
Hathorne
Cecconi Va
Rodden
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United States Circuit Court
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Middlesex County
W. Allen, J
California
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Washington Street
Henry Huber & CO
John A. Scot & Son
Bean & Ross
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Crockery
Een F. Horn
East St. Louis
John A. McCloy
Providence
R. I
Suffolk County
McKim
James D. Mitchell
Brighton Street
William Gill
Ester W. Perry
G. H. Ellis
William $. Shaw
Charles A. Bray
Shaw & Bray
Eliot Street
Lucretia L. Fabens
Marblehead
S. H
N. W. Stevens
Merrimac
Oods
Butman Bros
Lucretia Fabens
OLD Sourbon
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Body Brussels
Brussels
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