Amherst Athletes Triumph In Indoor Meet At Springfield
Amherst hosts a track meet with multiple events across distances and field, led by G. B. Shattuck and S. P. Boardman. Raley, Pellett, Cadman, Potter, and Ralsten post top times and records as Dartmouth, Williams, and Worcester compete.
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EB. Hall
Rt Mouth
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H. OC. Ide
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Orcester
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Sin. J
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How He Obtained 25 Dollars By a Fraudulent Salesman
Homeroux May 27. A man claiming to be the authorized M. E. Shattuck & Co. salesman deceived Mrs. B. C. Remington of Worcester by collecting $25 and leaving two boxes of cigars. The boxes carried Onward Cigar Co. labels, and the impostor signed the firm’s name. The real salesman arrived later and exposed the fraud. Further investigation showed the cigars came from J. E. Carroll of South Braintree under false pretenses.
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Homeroux
M. E. Shattuck & Co
Worcester
B. C. Remington
M. E. Shattuck
Onward Cigar Company
Unitarian Sunday School Society holds meeting at King's Chapel
The Unitarian Sunday School Society invites the public to a 2 p.m. meeting at King's Chapel featuring speakers including Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hare Rev. B K A Heton Brooke Herford and W Wenaté along with Collyer and the Hon John ng.
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Unitarian Sunday School Society
King's Chapel
Edward Everett Hare
BK. A. Heton
Brooke Herford
W. Wenaté
Rynes
Ag — Key
Rt Collyer
John ’ Ng
Suffrage Leaders Urge Independence From All Parties
The New England Woman Suffrage Association led by Mary A. Livermore and Susan B. Anthony urged women to avoid aligning with any political party including the Farmers' Alliance or People's party. At Music Hall ex governor John D Long presided as speakers stressed wealth, ballot rights, and equal opportunities for women, with Anthony noting parties seek supporters but deny women power. A reception at Park Street followed with figures such as Lucy Stone and Florence Bargarine among the guests.
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Mary A. Livermore
Susan B. Anthony
Farmers’ Alliance
People’s Party
Music Hall
John D. Long
Hingham
Governor Long
New York
Anthony
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Florence Balgarnie
London
England
Harrison
Julia Ward Howe
Army of Progress
Lucy Stone
Anna Garlin Spencer
KK. L. Stevenson
New England Woman’s Suffrage Association
Park Street
Ellen &. Dietrick
Florence M. Adkinson
Florence Bargarine
Susan Bb
Anna H. Shaw
Association
William Lloyd Garrison
Ada C. Bowles
Ida
Hullin
Des Moines
P. C. Whitney
Southboro
Barret
Concord
Alice Stone Blackwell
Henry M. Blackwell
Milk Monopolies Shaped Boston Milk Transport Policy
In a May 26 1891 decision the Massachusetts Milk Board fixes a three cent per can rate for milk carriage by rail from specified stations. The board asserts railroads must heat in winter and cool in summer, supply reliable service, and rebalance rates to reflect contract and carload costs. The ruling aims to protect farmers and consumers through fair treatment and direct railroad sales.
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Fitchburg Railroad Company
Railroad Corporation
Boston
Groans G. Crocker
Universalist Conference Held at Shawmut Church
The Boston Association of Universalists met at Shawmut Church with morning and afternoon sessions led by Rev. A. J. Patterson and others. Key talks covered What Universalists ought to be, Denominational Loyalty, and Our Work including In Country Towns In Cities and In the South. Evening topics included Universalism and the Times with speakers F O Hall and J C Snow plus musical interludes.
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D.D
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Lowell
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Brockton
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Worcester
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Webster
South
Universalism
the Times
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Fitenburg
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C. K. Tenney
Farmers Institute and Field Day at Amherst
The Bay State Agricultural Society announces an excursion and field day at Amherst on Thursday and Friday June 11 and 12 to showcase the Massachusetts Agricultural College and Experiment Station. Reduced rail and hotel rates are offered for attendees to inspect the school and station work.
Auction Sale At Shreve Crump and Low Co
This afternoon presents a major sale by Shreve Crump and Low Co featuring choice articles. Highlights include a Veruis Martin cabinet an old Dutch hall clock inlaid with buns and several rare bronze and marble statues.
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Veruis Martin
Ministers Convene at Massachusetts Congregational Meeting
The Massachusetts Convention of Congregational Ministers met yesterday afternoon in the Supreme Judicial Court room. Rev. Wolcott Calkins of Newton led the session. The treasurer reported a balance of 465 dollars and about 860 dollars for next year’s distribution. Rev. H. F. Jenks was elected treasurer and Rev. Dr. Gordon auditor. The Central Committee urged its recommendations.
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Boston Post
Dr. McKenzie
J. A. Horton
M. Boynton
EF. K. Hale
Arthur Little
Edward FE. Hare
Central Committee
C. Beem
Wolcott Calkins
Newton
Paul
Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court
Old Court House
H. F. Jenks
Gordon
The Mayor Announces New City Rules for Bids and Prosecutions
Mayor Matthews issues guidelines to department heads about bid right to reject bids, fairness in proposals, and private inquiry into competitors. Prohibits city officials from prosecuting claims before city committees. Boards should handle most business in formal office sittings and discourage private appeals to individual board members.
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Waltham Brookline Wedding of Adeline Curtis and James Newton
One of Brookline’s most fashionable weddings took place in Harvard church with a large, brilliant gathering. Miss Adeline Curtis and Mr James S. Newton were married by Rev. Thomas. The bridal party wore white and blue gowns, with bouquets of roses, and the bride wore her mother’s wedding gown. A reception followed at the Curtis home on Kent Street.
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Adeline Curtis
J. Gardner Curtis
Longwood
James S. Newton
Daniel H. Newton
Holyoke
Reven Thomas
John W. Dickinson
Tappan
George Hamlin
William B. Stearns
Allan W. Parsons
A. Tisdale Bradlee
Boston
Edward Towne
Louis
Br. J. Lang
Mendelssohn
Kent Street
Immigration Debate Opens On U S Emigration Regulation
General Grosvenor heads a new commission studying European emigration to the United States. He calls for action to curb inflow, cites labor concerns and wave of non assimilative arrivals, warns against foreign language influence in Wisconsin and insists on English as the sole American language for law and schooling.
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Washington
General Grosvenor
Foster
United States
Italy
Wisconsin
Weather forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Forecast until 8 p.m. Thursday for New England and Eastern New York calls for generally fair skies. Warmer by Thursday night with winds shifting to the south. The weather indications suggest improving conditions across the region.
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New England
New York
Weather outlook for Northern and Southern New England
Post forecasts fair weather across Northern New England with light southerly winds and rising temperatures tonight. Southern New England sees fair to partly cloudy skies tonight with slightly warmer temperatures and light variable winds becoming southerly. Friday gloomy prospects bring increasing clouds and possible rain in the afternoon or night.
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New England
Weather Data Snapshot From an Eightteen Year Record
The excerpt presents a historical weather log with barometer, thermometer, humidity, wind direction and speed readings, and temperature statistics. It notes mean daily values, maximum and minimum temperatures, dew point, and precipitation trace, drawn from eighteen years of records.
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Presbyterian Assembly Considers Seminary Election Plan
The General Assembly weighs adopting a rule to let seminary boards appoint professors, with reports to the Assembly and potential disapproval veto. Union Seminary agrees to conform if adopted, while debates over Publication Board matters and investigations unfold amid war, health, and financial updates. The report notes foreign missions activity, patient totals, and a year ending deficit of $90,102 against receipts of $942,690.
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Union Theological Seminary
City of
New York
Union Seminary
Presbyterian Assembly
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Guatemala
San Salvador
Chile
Japan
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Runaway Accident In Salem Injures Mrs Carleton
A horse belonging to Dr. F D Carleton ran away on Loring avenue this afternoon. Mrs Henry Carleton was thrown from the carriage, striking her head and badly injured. A mortgage of 35000 was recorded on the Magnolia hotel at Magnolia Point. Committees from Y M C A chapters in Cambridge, Brookline and Everett visited Salem and were entertained in the evening.
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F. D. Carleton
Loring Avenue
Henry Carleton
Registry of
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F. M. Sprague
Emma Fefyne
Cambridge
Brookline
Everett
Four More Victims Found After Tarrytown Explosion
New York reports reveal four additional victims identified after the dynamite blast at Tarrytown last Tuesday. Injured men Angelo Detore Frank Angiollee Antonio Debois and Angelo Spino of New York City are under care of Dr. James P. Daly at 663 East One Hundred Fiftieth Street. Authorities allege the railroad company sought their testimony in its interest.
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Tarrytown
James P. Daly
East One Hundred and Fiftieth Street
Angelo Detore
Frank Angiollee
Antonio Debois
Angelo Spino
Frost Ravages Early Crops Across New York Regions
Rochester reports a heavy frost causing serious damage to early vegetables and fruits, more severe than any spring frost so far. Oswego County also experienced a damaging frost with extensive harm to fruit and vegetables last night.
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Rochster
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Maine's Best Blooded Stock at AvaGusta Fair
Secretary Switchell of the Maine State Fair Association reports the largest entry list for a Maine fair colt stakes with eight 4 year olds seventy eight 8 year olds twenty 2 year olds and nineteen 1 year olds showing the best bred stock in the state.
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Maine State Rair Association
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