Interstate Commerce Adopts Rules of Practice for Proceedings
The Interstate Commerce Commission adopts rules of practice for cases and proceedings in Washington. Sessions begin 11 a.m. on weekdays. petitions for relief must state scope and be verified. notices published in two newspapers. investigations follow hearings. complaints require detailed filings and service. responses due within twenty days. adjournments allowed. hearings set after issue joined. subpoenas issued. amendments and copies provided on request. affidavits may be sworn by authorized officers.
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Rhode Island Gun Move Rejects Memorial From Canonchet
Provipencr Rhode Island May 25 The General Assembly planned to place the Gettysburg gun in the State House yard. Ex Governor Sprague declined to surrender the piece and wrote a defiant letter from Canonchet. He warned the gun would be a personal memorial if the state insists.
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Pacific Mail Hikes Wool Rates Across Routes
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company raises wool rates by 6244 cents and 75 cents per 100 pounds to New York and Boston, with a reduction noted of $1 and $150 respectively.
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A New Departure at Mental Healing Convention
A Mental Healing convention at No 5 Park street and Horticultural Hall featured Rev Dr C A Bartol and speakers such as Mrs A M Diaz and Dr A T Buswell. They discussed Christian science beliefs and mental healing amid mixed reception with audience questions and critiques.
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G. E. Whipple
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Buswell
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Saratoga
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Marston
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Little Wanderers' Home marks twenty second anniversary
Tremont Temple hosted the Little Wanderers' Home anniversary with Rev W A Cooper reporting the year’s progress. Of 284 children received, 194 were placed in families. deaths numbered thirteen. Endowment covered only four months’ support. gifts kept the home operating. Governor Ames and Mayor O’Brien could not attend.
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Tremont Temple
J. Warren Merrill
Joseph Story Fay
William G. Brooks
O. M. Wentworth
W. D. Thayer
E. M. McPherson
John M. Clark
A. J. C. London
B.S. Snow
James B. Richardson
Sarah B. Fay
Cooper
Michigan
Merrill
Ames
O'brien
Mr. McPherson
McPherson
Emory J. Haynes
Plymouth Democrats Host Historic Association Delegates
A special Old Colony train carried historians from the American Historical Association and economists from the American Economic Association to Plymouth. After three days of papers the group mingled at a 2 PM dinner at Samoset House amid rain and civic visits before the 3:30 PM departure. Dr. Richard Ely and Prof H B Adams of Johns Hopkins joined local hospitality in Boston after the event.
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Richard Ely
H. B. Adams
Johns Hopkins
Boston
Anson's Pets Taken In Harvard Defeated by Williams College Nine
At the South End grounds yesterday the Chicago team faced Harvard in the New England League clash. Rainy, muddy conditions did not prevent a large crowd as Kelly hit a three-base clout and Sunday starred in a close game. Radbourn and Clarkson pitched well for Chicago while Anson led his infield in a tense defensive battle. Final score details show Chicago defeating Boston by a narrow margin with late rallies and standout plays.
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King
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Williams Defeats Harvard In 8 2 Baseball Showdown
Williams leads the Intercollegiate League as Harvard loses 8 to 2 after using Bingham and Choate. Williams excels in defense with Blackinton at third and Van Wormer Clarke battery. Willard injures knee on a two-base hit. Carey and Foster contribute to Williams’ offense as Harvard’s bats slump.
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Harvard and Yale Vie for Intercollegiate Cup at New York Meet
Harvard faces Yale, Princeton, Columbia and Pennsylvania in the Polo Grounds event for the intercollegiate cup. The Crimson lineup includes Rogers, Wells, Stowell, Endicott, Davenport and Gibson among others, with strong showings expected in sprints, distance runs, walking, pole vault and hammer.
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Wright
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Yale College resignations and gifts approved
At Yale corporation meeting the Rev Dr Barbour resigns as college pastor with vacancy not filled. Prof Leonard Waldo, astronomy, resigns effective end of year. A vote of thanks to Hon S B Chittenden of Brooklyn for a $100000 gift and minister Kelps to convey thanks for a $25000 contribution from a London donor.
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Universalist Salem Society Rebuffs Pastor Bolles Resignation
The Universalist Society of Salem voted not to accept the Rev. Dr. Bolles resignation and appointed a committee to persuade him to withdraw. Bolles had earlier said he felt morally bound to go to New York where he has a call.
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Theatres Advertise Evening Shows Across Town
Amusements listings announce performances at One Street Theatre Evangeline and The Mikado at Tore Theatre with Evening at Tidbits and Taming of the Shrew. Howard of Egela Hart stars in Donnybrook Fair with shows at 8. Little Emly runs daily at 2 and 8.
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Real estate schedules and five marriages this week
Real estate sales listed for today and Friday by S. R. Knights & Co. Holbrook & Fox. Marriage notices include Edwin Barrone to Jane Henry in the city on May 22, James Halleck Day Jr. to Annie Martin at Saybrook Point May 24 1887 J Clinton Goudy of Boston to Anna Haynes of East Lamoine Me and Felix Schindler to Marla Ruhl of Boston.
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Deaths in the City and Surrounding Towns May 22
Obituaries list multiple deaths in May across Boston area including Andrew Anderson aged 60 in the city Walter Baker 60 in Worcester formerly Dorchester Harriet Carpenter Bawa 75 from Cambridge Melrose deaths Mrs van Rea 87 in South Boston plus others in Framingham Melrose Boston Arlington Weymouth and Rome with ages ranging from late 50s to 93 and dates from May 22 to May 28.
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