Scamp Wins Fifth Class Yacht Race for Dorchester Club
Frank Gray’s Scamp wins the fifth class in a Dorchester Yacht Club championship race held off Harrison Square amid fog clearing before start. Mirage withdraws with a leaky sail, Yolande and Nonpareil face hazards, and eight boats race seven and one half miles. Scamp leads entire course earning one leg. Rocket and W. E. place well, Mirage withdraws, Nonpareil loses centreboard, Yolande hampered by schooners crossing bows. Next race set for June 10 at 2:50 p.m.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Harrison Square
Farm Bar
Old Harbor
W. E
Yolande
Mirage
Little Rocket
Rockets
Ft.m. H.M
HM. S. Scamp
Frank Gray
Rocket
H. M. Faxon
W.E
J. E. K Robinson
Nora
G. B. Dennie
Packard Freeman
General Paine
Poleto
Wilmington
England
Lapthorne & Ratsey
Thistle
South Boston
Adulteration of Lard Shocks Markets and Minds
A detailed historical account traces the rise of adulterated lard using mutton and beef tallow with cottonseed oil to imitate lard. It explains price dynamics, profit margins for refiners, and the push for labeling. It notes health concerns, industry incentives, and calls for legislative action to require readied adulteration labels.
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France
Massachusetts
John P. Squire
Boston
Congress
New England School Superintendents Back County Truant Schools
About forty members of the New England Association of School Superintendents met in Mason street rooms to discuss resolutions endorsing county truancy schools under General Statutes. They debated amendments to include chronic rule breakers, noting truant schools are not criminal institutions but compulsory and home like. Officers elected: President William R. Hatch, Secretary Henry Whittemore, with executive committee George A. Littlefield, George D. Aldrich, and George A. Walton.
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New England Association of School Superintendents
Mason Street
Myr
Thomas Emerson
Newton
Massachusetts
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Waterman
Clinton
Stone
Springfield
Bruce
Lynn
Hawley
Gloucester
Brewster
Lawrence
Cogswell
Cambridge
Littlefield
Newport
R. 1
Edgerly
Fitchburg
Dickinson
State Board of Education
Dwelley
Water
G. T. Fletcher
Marlboro
Europe
William R. Hatch
Haverhill
Henry Whittemore
Waltham
George A. Littlefield
R. I
George D. Aldrich
Quincy
George A. Walton
Discharges Granted and Denied in Suffolk Insolvency Court
In Suffolk County Insolvency Court yester day judges discharged multiple individuals including Nathan F. Blake, John Sparrow, Daniel A. Johnson, Roxbury grocer, David W. Cobb horse dealer, Joseph A. Hart confectioner, Abbie K. M. Heath painting teacher, and others. Judge McKim denied discharges to Edward C. Holmes Jane Chesneau and Lewis J. Crowe.
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Suffolk County
Nathan F. Blake
Mariner
John Sparrow
Hudson Street
Daniel A. Johnson
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
David W. Cobb
Joseph A. Hart
Tremont Street
Abbie K. M. Heath
Washington Street
Alonzo P. Clifford
Howard Avenue
George Turner
Brattle Square
George A. de Witt
Harrison Avenue
Arthur H. Pierce
Adams Street
Dorchester
Granville Parks
Summer Street
David Adler
Asylum Street
Judge McKim
Edward C. Holmes
Faneuil Hall Square
Jane Chesneau
Beacon Street
Lewis J. Crowe
Centre Street
West Roxbury
Asa W. Wheeler
Haverhill Street
Samuel W. Larcent
Charles W. Rand
Howard Snelling & Co
Kilb Street
Michael Murphy
Boston
Timothy J. Murphy
Lewiston
Rh. G. Dunn & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
United
Canada
Peter Nichols
Gloucester
Moses Knowlton
W John M. Mackie
Carpenter
Mary E. Hanley
Pacemens
Capp & Davies
Chicago
Jamieson
Co. E.& F. P. Bracket
Biddeford
Norway
Farmington
N. H
New York
Portland
Harvard Union Election Sparks Internal Debate
A Harvard Union letter to the editor denounces an outside faction for storming a recent meeting with non-members, seizing officers, and proclaims the dispute should be resolved by members without public sensationalism. The vice president calls for deference to the society’s dignity and discourages further press discussion.
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Harvard Union
Boston
RB. Manmany
Bernhardt Rehearsal Showcases Acting Versatility
In Philadelphia letters Bernhardt wowed audiences with Adrienne Le couvreur rehearsal antics. She entered incognito, corrected miscast actors, and performed multiple roles, declaring new ideas in French. The observer witnessed her mastery as she played every part with precision. Also, fourteen veteran groups from several states will join the National Veteran Militia Association inaugural parade in Boston on June 17.
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New York
Philadelphia
Bernhardt
Adrienne Lecouvreur
States
Boston
National Veteran Militia Association
Quaker City Visitors Inspect Boston Elevation Line
Thirty two Philadelphia councilmen arrived in Boston by the New York and New England railroad to inspect the Meigs elevated road. They were welcomed by Boston officials and dined at the Revere House, with Harvard visits and a theatre outing. The itinerary included Cambridge, pumping stations, reservoirs, Moon Island and Deer Island lunches, with a planned departure delayed for a banquet at the Revere.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York & New England Railroad
Meigs
Cambridge
Revere House
Ames
O’brien
B. F. Butler
Harvard University
Memorial Hall
Agassiz Museum
Hemenway
Jim the Penman
Park Theatre
J. Putnam Bradlee
Moon Island
Deer Island
the Revere
Boston Bangor coastal packet line aims for Eastern ports
The interstate commerce bill boosts coast wise packet routes as railroad tariffs push Eastern producers toward Boston markets. A line between Boston and Bangor sails five vessels last week and has chartered fifteen schooners. Bangor officers include John Cassidy and W L Miller. Bangor agent W M Cummings. Boston agents A Richards & Co. at 298 State street. The venture, based at the old Eastern packet pier, plans further lines and sheds for freight.
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Boston
Portland
Portsmouth
Calais
Bath
Eastport
Bangor
Old Eastern Packet Pier
John Cassidy
W. L. Miller
W. M. Cummings
Messrs. A. Richards & Co
State Street
Amusements listings and showtimes at Boston venues
The Hollis Street Theatre presents Evangeline with 2 PM and 8 PM shows. The Globe Theatre runs The Mikado at 2 PM and 7 45 PM. Boston Museum offers The Taming of the Shrew at 2 PM and 8 PM. Boston Theatre shows Herrmann the Prestidigitateur. Park Theatre runs Jim the Penman at 2 PM and evening show. Howard Atileneum features Donnybrook Fair at 2 PM and 8 PM. Elwou Theatre offers Little Emly daily at 2 and 8. Clyde Park Country Club hosts races in the afternoon.
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Hollis Street
Elwou Theatre
Little Em'ly
Clyde Park
Auctions and society notes from today's Boston area
Sales by auction listings for Stocks R L Day and Co Francis Henshaw Co Samuel Hatch Co and Libby with times. Marriages announced include Dodge Robson Dwyer Lynch Mackintosh Hoadley McKenzie McKay Newhall Perry Sibley Heidenrich Smith Keyes Watson Munroe and Butts. Obituaries for Flanders Gibney Housman Raymond.
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R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Simuel Hatch & Co
S. H. Libby
Dodge—Robson
John W. Ballantine
Carroll W. Dodge
Worcester
Jessie E. Robson
Dorchester
Dwyer—Lynch
Zuomas Magennis
Timothy Dwyer
Margaret Lynch
Mackintosh—Hoadley
Roxbury
William Lawrence
William H. Mackintosh
Maria Gansevoort
Johnete Hoadley
Books for Travellers and Travel Skew in Boston Lists
Lothrop's Books for Travellers offers multiple travel titles with outlines and prices. England as seen by an American Banker notes the pedestrian, businesslike tour. Alaska and Life Among the Germans highlight cultural life with vivid observation. Numerous 12mo and 8vo editions range from $1.50 to $2.50, with availability by bookstores or mail in Boston.
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James M. Buckley
Europe
Russia
England
Emma Louise Parry
France
Germany
Norway
Switzerland
Spain
Egypt
Syria
Boston
Mexico
Edward Everett Hale
Susan Hale
Alaska
E. Ruhamah Scidmore
A. L. Harrington
S. H. M’collester
Golden West
Ridgway Club
Margaret Sidney
Beginnings and serials in June Wide Awake
Beginnings by Craddock, Catherwood, and Champney headline the June Wide Awake issue. It features Keedon Bluffs, Secrets at Roseladies, and Lost Medicine of the Utes as long anticipated young folks serials. A $2.40 yearly subscription or 20 cents monthly, sample copy 5 cents.
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Charles Egbert Craddock
Miss Murfree
Wide Awake
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