The Battle of the Wolves Second Act at Municipal Court
A melodrama titled The Battle of the Wolves ends with a court scene at the Municipal Court Friday afternoon. The cast includes Herbert R.K. Archer Benjamin Johnson Leonard Grover and sons Leonard Grover Jr William R Grover. Evidence shows Archer sobriety disputed with Grover family and others while witnesses testify about drunkenness and threats. The court finds none guilty of assault and fines are imposed on one party.
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Municipal Court
Herbert RK. Archer
Wolves of New York” Company
Benjamin Johnson
Alexander Salvini
Leonard Grover
Leonard Grover, Jr
William R. Grover
Archer
Johnson
Grover
Judge Hardy
Constable Monroe
Frank Girard
Leonora Grover, Jr
Nellie Vance
Wolves of
New York
Boston
Frank J. Keenan
R. C
F. S. Nickerson
Archer and Johnson
Nickerson
Leonard Glover, Jr
William
Charles H. Hopper
Unionville, O
Will Grover
Arco
Florence Noble
Edward S. Cook
Charles Winkley
Wolves
Rank Kugsel
Helen Larry
Girike Grover
N.S. Myrick
Charles H. Pattee
F. 5. Nickerson
Judge Hardly
Min Johnson
William J. Grover
UN Grover, Jr
Nard Grover
Boston Wins Easily Over Cincinnati in May Match
Boston defeats Cincinnati 5 to 0 with strong pitching from Mains and Dwyer after early runs. Cincinnati held scoreless as Boston offense and fielding contributed to a one-sided 9 inning affair. Attendance was about 350. Other game notes include three-base hits for Farrell and Irwin, and key errors by Cincinnati.
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Boston
A. A
Cincinnati
Mains
Dwyer
Bostons
Roston
C. Saccsca
Hoston
Farrell
Irwin
Stricker
Lorey
Hobinson
Brown
Dovee
Pulty
Brouthers
Radford
Haddock
Jones
Seery
Hurley
Rebingon
Carney
Branthern
Mavns
Johnston
Lime
Louisville
Athletics
Lovuisville
Louisvilles
Weyhing
Ehret
Philadelphia
Os Bacecas
Sissickies
Fase Bhita
Milligan
Eyhingana Ewkin
Cook
Loroggue
Donovan
Wolf
Cahill
Meakin
Ennet
Ryan
Hallman
Corcoran
Larkin
Matthews
St. Louis
Washington
Browns
Washingtons
Mctill
McGill
Mungan
Blakely
McGuire
Hoy
Lyons
Oo’ Neill
Comiskey
Lines
McGul
Bakely
MeGill
Crooks
Dudiee
van Klahren
Kuehne
Lehane
Orden
Townsend
Y Knell
Cunningham
IV Knell
Louble
Kuebne
Lebane
Ferguson
Ime
East Boston Wins All Prizes in Highland Drill
East Boston High School lifts all honors at Mechanics Hall for the Highland battalion drill. Prizes include Excellence in company drill for double rank Company H Easington led by Fr H Carruthers, first lieutenant J K Sweeney, and second lieutenant J A Benson. Other top awards go to Company I East Boston Captain QO H Pitcher and Company K E Charlestown. Individual gold medal goes to Sergeant Adams and silver to Corporal Frank Seaver. Dorchester High School units receive ovations after recent school trouble.
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East Boston High School
Highland Battalion
Mechanics Hall
Easington
Fr. H. Carruthers
J. K. Sweeney
J. A. Benson
Dorchester
F. H W. Hird
Dorchester High School
Speakers at Harvard Select 12 For Commencement Day
Harvard Faculty named the twelve speakers chosen from eligible seniors for Commencement Day. The list includes Carroll Neitle Brown Cambridge Harry Robert Gledhill Jerseyville Al Hugh Sir Cullock Jr Howardsville Va Charles Lewis Slattery Cambridge Charles Wesley Willard Boston Charles Henry Conrad Wright Cambridge William Henry Rand from the Law School Chicago Nariaki Kozaki from the Divinity School Kumamoto Japan.
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Harvard
Carroll Neitlé Brown
Cambridge
Harry Robert Gledhill
Jerseyville
Hugh Sir Cullock, Jr
Howardsville
Charles Lewis Slattery
Charles Wesley Willard
Boston
Charles Henry
Conrad Wright
William Henry Rand
The
Law School
Chicago
Ill
Nariaki Kozaki
Divinity School
Kumamoto
Japan
Thorpe’s Great Innings Wins Boston Key Cricket Match
Thorpe the left handed Lowell cricketer top scored with 87 not out as New York beat Boston by 71 in a seven city league clash at Longwood. Tyers and Lane bowled superbly for New York, while McNutt offered stout resistance alongside Thorpe in a fading light game delayed by rain.
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Thorpe
Lowell
Longwood
New York
Boston
Tyers
Lane
Roberts
Wood
Howard McNutt
Lyers
McNutt
Bostons
George Wright
New Yorks
W. Lyon
G. Weech
T. W. Coulby
H. Younge
A. Wallis
B. C. Blossom
W. J. Weed
L. Mansfield
Haughton
Fairburn
Comber
Wright
Robert
Pettitt
Chambers
Mudie
Burns
Lyon
Baby Game Counter announced by Pathfinder firm
The Baby Game Counter is unveiled by the New England Railway Publishing Company owners and managers of Pathfinder publications. Manager N Ed Weeks receives congratulations. The counter features a Russian leather cover for the Baby Pathfinder, doubles as a rocketbook card case and game counter, with celluloid counters inside the two covers. Described as an ingenious, instructive, and entertaining novelty likely to gain rapid favor among railroad men.
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New England Railway Publishing Company
Pathfinder Publications
N. Ed. Weeks
Draper Prizes at Andover Announce Ten Winners
Phillips Academy at Andover reveals the ten recipients chosen by the faculty from twenty nominees to speak for the Draper prizes. The twenty-fifth annual contest, directed by Professor Churchill, will occur June 12 as part of an informal quarter centennial celebration.
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Draper
Andover
Phillips Academy
George J. Atha
Pawtucket
Arthur Goodall
Oakland
Cal
Gilbert L. Hedges
Oregon City
Gorham K. King
Calais
Archer T. Robinson
Brooklyn
Genn
Frank W. Shever
Franklin Fails
N. H
Alburn E
Country Club Races Third Meet Programme at Brookline
The third day at the Brookline Country Club races lists its afternoon events. At 2 00 p m a private pony steeplechase over about one and a quarter miles with entries Clarence B Denny Baby McKee and Robert G Shaw. At 2 30 p m the Open Sandicap Pony Race a 5 entry sweepstakes with 850 added and 16 to second weight 140 lbs on the flat with Gentlemen riders. Names include RK Hollander Fitz Daisy 150 W F Weld Antelope 140 J Fits Herbert Ruxton Buckwheat 140 KK L Agassiz Sam 160 George Kt Wales Hoodoo 148 Agawam Stables Puzzle 170 A H Barney Pandora 180. At 3 00 p m the Open Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 each with 100 added and 26 to second maximum 160 lbs one mile on the flat. Entries John McArdle Ripton 154 J H Lewis Jr Futurity 160 MacArdle Harry Russell 160 George Leo Alchemist 146 George
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Piquante
Gordon Sawyer
Lord Fauntleroy
J. Laem St. Donley
William H. Hill
the Duke
A. H. Barney
Esterbok
George Lee
Alchemist
John Sawyer
Alfred
G. H. Warren
Myopia Haunt Club
F. Seabury
Silver Kink
Zaronet
Princeton Stables
Jonathan
Cyclone
Sagamore Stables
Mavourneen
Country Club
Brookline
Clarence B. Denny
Baby McKee
Robert G. Shaw
George R. Wales
Agawam Stables
RK. Hollander
Fitz
Daisy
W. F. Weld
Antelope
J. Fits Herbert Ruxton
KK. L. Agassiz
Sam
George K
Harry Russell
George Leo
George
Weather forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Forecast through 8 p.m. Saturday calls for showers and slightly warmer conditions in New England and eastern New York with variable winds. Eastern Maine and Rhode Island may see stationary temperatures with variable winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Maine
Rhode Island
Post's Forecast and Weather Synopsis for Regions
Partly cloudy conditions and showers are forecast for Northern New England with light variable winds and slightly higher temperatures. Southern New England remains cloudy with possible showers and warmer weather. The Sunday outlook suggests unsettled weather and higher temperatures. East of the Mississippi has light winds and little thermal range, while the West shows a low pressure center near Denver with cloud, rain, and heat on its eastern side. Local rainfall measurements include 0.34 inch at Fort Assiniboine and 0.42 inch at New York, with New England highs around 65 to 70 and evening lows 58 to 62.
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POST
New England
Mississippi
Knoxville
Montreal
Chicago
Eastport
Denver
Fort Assiniboine
Mont
Portland
Northfield
Albany
Nantucket
Brock Island
New York
Boston
Observations At Boston Weather Summary
Observations indicate 8 A.M. and 8 P.M. readings with mean daily temperature 52.0 F and max 54.9 F. Relative humidity 68.5 percent and dew point about 51.5 F. Total precipitation 0.24 inches, wind NE. Normal values show 72.5 F max and 62.7 F min.
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Boston
Eronetol
Isic
Oss
Ieee
Fire records from several towns report multiple blazes
Fire destroyed a North Tiverton unoccupied dwelling valued at 2000 dollars. Reaume's store and several buildings in Dauphin, Higgins mill, and a hotel were lost with total damage around 20000 dollars. A stable belonging to Rev. Johnson burned in Harper, another stable damaged in New York. Monticello buildings burned with 2000 dollar loss. Charles Blaisfield's Salem house and furniture shop burned with 25000 dollar loss and 12000 dollars insured.
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Farr River
North Tiverton
Patrick Timlin
McGrecor
Ont
Bar Harper
F. H. Johnson
Andover
Troy
N. Y
World Fair envoy list from Curiaco May twenty nine
The Committee on Foreign Affairs of the World's Fair will send Major Hanley head of publicity and promotion Commissioner T M Waller of Connecticut Secretary Butterworth of Ohio the Hon Carl Schurz of New York and ex Senator Eustis of Louisiana to Europe to promote the exposition.
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Curiaco
Committee On Foreign Affairs of the
Europe
Major Hanley
Bureau of Publicity and Promotion
T. M Waller
Connecticut
Butterwv North
Ohio
Carl Schurz
New York
Eustis
Louisiana
Sunday Services at Boston Churches and Halls
A listing of Sunday sermons and services across Boston venues led by Rev. Justin D Fulton Rev S M Crothers Rev Leigh ton Parks and others with topics ranging from pope Leo XIII to Memorial Day. Free seats noted and varied service times from 10 30 am to 2 45 pm.
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Marsh Hall
Justin D. Fulton
Leo Xtii
Europe
King’s Chapel
S. M. Crothers
St. Paul
Mina
Peore Ss Curwen
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Nev
Emory J. Haynes
MeMorial Servics
Cc. I
Newbury Street
Mra. H
Lake
Emmanuel Croncy
Leighton Parks
Boston
Copley Square
Boylston Street
Edward A. Horton
Francis Hornbrooke
Newton
Austin C. Wellington
Gertrude M Sturtevant
Grace Monroe
Annis Park
C. Frank Hunting
George Wendall Taylor
Albert I. Harlow
W. F. Lincoln
George Mendall Taylor
Doora
Berkely
Marlboro
Cauren
Pillot Square
Roxbury
James de Normandie
Howard. Brown
Tecene
Pretty commencement gowns and house cleaning brigade
Dainty muslins for the Sweet Girl Graduates and spring fashion notes from London to Boston. Mrs Halton’s proposed house cleaning brigade promises to liberate households from carpets to chimneys, while gowns use dainty muslin with dot prints and embroidered designs. Details on parasols, ribbons, sheers, and parasols accompany remarks on wardrobe staples.
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London
Boston
Halton
Messrs
R. & J. Gilchrist
No-Seam Stocking Co Promises Safe Home Investment
An advertisement touts No-Seam Stocking Company offering 500 shares at $3.00 as a reliable home business with patented, nonfunctional stockings. It extols the product as durable, seamless, and suitable for cyclists, sportsmen, and children, claiming superior knitting efficiency and claimed profitability alongside a series of court notices from May 29 including a counterfeiting conviction and mandamus actions in Woburn and regional courts.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Morton
J. Hugh Rafferty
George F. Bean
Woburn
Board of Aldermen
Victualier
Francie H. Curran
R. J. McKelegett
H. T. Chaplin
Madge's Question on Dresses From London Truth
The writer compares worn street dresses lacking shoulder coverings to a meadow beneath a turned stone, noting a meagre, unfinished, forlorn look. Folds appear flat and shoulders seem to yearn for improvement, illustrating dated gowns needing updates.
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Madge
London
Unlicensed Auctioneer Fined $200 in Municipal Court
John H. French was arraigned in the Municipal Court for selling goods at the Shreve Crump and Low store without a license. He was fined $200, appealed, and won, with a bond set at $600 in Superior Criminal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. French
Shreve, Crump & Low Company
May Suffolk Superior Court Civil Docket Summary
Suffolk Superior Court first and second sessions list cases and outcomes from May 28. Includes Andrew Eckburg vs Hezekiah L. Chase for $15000 personal injuries, Philip S. Butler vs John S. Fogg for $1400 contract and $2020 for extra materials, and Edward Powers vs Boston Gas Light Company for $10000 personal injuries. Prior and subsequent docket entries cover numerous tort and contract actions, with defendants, plaintiffs, and counsel listed. notes indicate resumed sittings, jury status, and motions to be heard around June 4.
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Superior Court
Suffolk Ss
Barker
Andrew Eckburg
Hezekiah L. Chase
Federal Street
High
A. A. Strout
L. P. Clark
L. L. Scaife
Philip
Butler
John
Fogg
Weymouth
J. R. Clark
C. W. Bartlett
George L. Wentworth
Krug
W. H. Baker
P. Greenough
Breckenidge Richardson
Same
Norton
Young
Clements
Bantle
McGar- Donell
Rgle
Imp. Co
Mayo
Loeber
Rogers
Jordan
Penn
M. L. Ins. Co
Ryan
Bost
Stewart
James L. Powers
Hill
Cordiey
Critherson
Bono
Andrew Carberry
Lyman
F. Bigelow
Norwood
J. E. Cotter
J. J. Feely
John Flynn
Boston ‘Towboat Company
Boston & Maine Railroad
Plaintif
Norfolk Superior Court Damages and Rulings May 29
In Dedham Bernard McManus, Hannah McManus, and Selina McManus win small tort verdicts against Thomas J. Daniels for personal injuries and damaged team, $5 for No 476 and $14 for Nos 477 478. A dog bite case against Henry E. French yields 20 cents. Other docket entries include land damages petition, multiple civil actions, and jury-waived cases to be heard June 1 before Judge Blodgett.
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Norfolk County
Dedham
Aldrich
Bernard McManus
Thomas J. Daniels
Hannah McManus
Same
Selina McManus
Franklin
H. E. Fales
P. Daly
G. W. Wiggin
I. B. Grover
Thomas O'Reilly
Henry E. French
E. Greenhood
GF. Williams
Catherine Collins
County
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Thorpsé
G. Wright
Rene
Nootk Wood
M. C. Greaves
Charles Taylor
Selentist
O. Taylor
CHESTER H. GRAVES & SONS, Sole_proprietors
Mass
Messrs. Jordan, Marsh & Co
Chandler & Co
Paine Furniture Company
R. H. Stearns
G. A. White
Washington St
No-Seam Stocking Company
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Middlesex
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West End
suVu
Wwe
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Hagerty
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MacKenzie
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Calllaghan
Baker
White
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Gray
Coastion Whf, Co
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West
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Chapin
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Rand
Smith
Flint
Trank Railway
McCarthy
Foster
Degnan
Coliamore
Colin
Gross
Barry
Hutchinson
Cum
Browne
Harrng- Mingston
J. Wivis
Dorion
Canada
Can
Sir Aime Antonie Dorion
Court of Appeals
Virgil Practice Clavier Company
Mason & Hamlin’s
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Vacuum Oil Co
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Keetle
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City of
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Fitzgerald
same.Senden
Field
Blodgett
Equitable Building
Edward R. Andrews
F. G. Storey
Cypress
A. T. Stearns Lumber CO
Nepoaset, Mass
Ji Federalates Boston
the Post Publishing CO
Washington Street
H. Knap
River St
Cambridgeport
ARC FE. Meg. CO
Racine, Wis
Crabtree
Chatham St
Lynn
Temple
Dorchester Ave
D St
State Street
Eg Pierce
Dorchester Avenue
South
C. E. Ridler
Cor. Berkeley
Remington Standard Typewriter CO
School Street
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