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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1890

Page

3

Garfield Memorial Dedication in Lake View Cemetery

The Garfield memorial in Lake View Cemetery was dedicated with a presidential presence and extensive ceremonies. Crowds lined Euclid Avenue as a five mile parade preceded the dedication, honoring Garfield with a powerful oration by Jacob D. Cox and remarks by President Harrison. The colossal 165 foot structure cost about 150000 dollars with half from Cleveland residents and the rest from states territories and foreign lands.

Clevernant Garfield Lake View Cemetery United States Cleveland Union Euclid Avenue James Barnett Marcal Meyer A. McAllister E. M. Hayes W. F. Goodspeed M. B. Barry W. J. Gleason Iret Society of the Forty-second Iment Don Pardee Grand Army, of the Republic Union Veerans' Union Sons of Veterans D. N.G Pugh Columbus Budd Light Infantry West Virginia National Guard Washington Infantry Pittsburg Sheridan Hibernian Guards Knights of Temperance Jackson Mich Gatling Brooks Kleveland Cleveland Grays First Hio Light Infantry Campbell Ohio U.S. S Michigan Schofield Army Congress Knights of St. John Knights of St. Matthew Verein Hayes Memorial Association America James Abram District of Columbia Western Reserve George Keller Leonard Jacob D. Cox Cincinnati Coe New England West Hiram College Paovles

Langdon cases favor city in wharf rights dispute

Grover Cleveland, appointed referee by the Supreme Court, ruled that Langdon v. Mayor claims for destroyed wharf rights be valued at $100 per foot. The total due with interest since 1877 neared $800,000, but the judgment against New York City will be under $75,000.

New York Grover Cleveland Supreme Court Langdon Cleveland

Jockey Killed After Brighton Beach Race Collision

At Brighton Beach track in New York on May 30 a fall during the first race left Jockey Hearst fatally injured with a broken back. Cullen and Owens suffered serious injuries as Gyda and Gallus Dan also went down in the collision. The day included five races with winners listed for each event and their times, noting Long Brapeh and Insignia colt among the first race placings.

New York Brighton Beach Gyda Barton Hearst Owen Gallus Dan Cullen Owens Brapeh Insignia Colt Little Jake Kitty L Leonaid Cascade W. Daly, Jr Tanner Little Jim Cincinnatis NEW Yorks Cincinnati Foreman Welch Baldwin Murphy Cinnnatis Reilly Marr Folliday Knight Glasscock Bassett Sommers Burkett McPhee Holliday Pittsburgs P. L Brotherhood Park Pittsboros Giants Gore Fields Isner O'Rourke Crane Han Galvin Carroll Ewing Vaughn Connor Wisner Vhielda Hanlon Kuehne Pittsburgh Corcoran Robinson Matthews Holbert Ferguson New Haven Baltimore Doran Baker New Havens Baltimores Th McKee Lynch Q Mack Kehoen O Ray Lally Werrick Doyle

Obituary of Rev W A Smith Former Somerville Pastor

Telegram from Seattle reports the death of Rev W A Smith in Seattle on Thursday. Former pastor of Perkins Street Baptist Church East Somerville, he had moved West months ago amid ill health tied to worry. Born Cincinnati December 29 1847, he studied Brown University and practiced law five years before entering ministry. Married 1873 to Nelhy Shouse of Kansas City, he led First Baptist Hamilton Ohio before his Somerville pastorate from 1881 to 1889. Burial planned in Cincinnati. wife survives.

RIV Cincinnati Brown University Albany N. Y Nelhy Shouse Kansas City First Baptist Hamilton Somerville Perkins Street

Deaths of George H Wilkins and others in Lynn and area

George H Wilkins 54 Randolph citizen and active church member dies after a life of service on the School Committee and in fraternal orders. He leaves a widow, son, and daughter. Captain Nathan Pitman of Marblehead dies suddenly while viewing a parade in Lynn from heart disease at an estimated eighty to ninety. Also noted are the deaths of J Dinder Catholic archbishop of Posen and Herr Ziffer, Credit Anstalt managing director.

George H. Wilkins Randolph Wilkins Norfolk Union Lodge F A. M Randolph Mutual Relief Association Webster Council Royal Arcanum Nathan Pitman Marblehead Lynn Union Street J. Dinder Posen Herr Ziffer Credit Anstalt

Remarkable and Wonderful Eye Discovery Debate

In a Providence Telegram excerpt from May 27 1890, Dr Kalish claims a cataract removal method via regurgption avoiding instruments, while Dr Whitman of Somerville Mass asserts his absorp tion method using vegetable solvents. A Pawtuxet patient Mr G W Johnson reportedly regained sight after twenty years nearly blind, and presented a gold watch and chain bearing a gratitude inscription to Dr Whitman May 17 1890.

Providence Ophthalmological Society of New York Richard Kalish A.M Charity Hospital of E. F. Whitman Wesleyan Square Somerville Mass Whitman Kalish G. W. Johnson South Fair Street Pawtuxet Dr. W KE. F. Whitman

Four Great Victories by the Brotherhood Nine at South End Grounds

The Brotherhood Nine delivered stellar wins highlighting swift starts and sharp fielding. Boston toppled Pittsburgh 6 to 2 in twelve innings with Donavan Long and McGarr stellar on offense and Getzein Ganzel solid on the mound and in the battery.

Brotherhood South End New Haven Bostons N. L Pittsburgs Ganzel Laroque Roat Schmitt Donovan Crane Long Sullivan McGarr Brodie Ganzol Smith Hinas Pop” Smith Tucker Miller Sunday Getzein Paul Hines Scheilhasse Hines Hestons Berger Schellhasse Boston M.bulpo Posa Ee Donovan Shilihasse Hecker Metarr O'Crane Pees Smith Liberger Towl Olf Sehiuuitt Lostons N.L Nichols Clarkson Bennett Sawders Wilson Kelly Boosstons A. E. Donovan Laroqne Sulivan Mewart Fines Rams Kennett Uff Sawders Hares Hostons Wassed Ball Rulligan L Owers Zacharias P. L Buffalos Congress Street Daley Kilroy Ferson

Forepaugh and Wild West Show to Exhibit in Boston

The big Forepaugh show and Wild West combination will exhibit at West Chester Park and Boylston streets for one week starting Monday June 16. Grounds chosen as the only large enough in Boston to hold the combined shows. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to cure dyspepsia indigestion sick headache and tired feeling. Tones the stomach promotes digestion creates appetite cures headache and builds up the system. Sold by all druggists. 100 Doses One Dollar.

West Chester Park Boylston Streets Boston Hood Murdock United States Great Britain

Schaefer Defeats McCleery In Straight-Rail Match

Jacob Schaefer defeated J B F McCleery of San Francisco in a 3000 point straight-rail billiards match. Schaefer won the bank, traded early misses, then ran four rails to reach 1000 points as plans for tonight’s resume were announced.

Schaefer McCleery San Francisco Jacob Schaefer J. B. F. McCleery An Schaefer Schaeffer

Business Failures Reported in United States and Canada

New York May 30 reports Bradstreet's weekly business failures. U S failures total 4767 since January 1, down from 5044 last year. This week 140, vs 186 last week and 135 a year ago. Canada shows 12 failures this week, down from 28 last week.

New York Bradstreet United States Canada

Auction of Stocks and Bonds by Francis Henshaw & Co

Historic Boston sale listing diverse securities from Great Falls Manufacturing to Union Pacific RR and local banks. Items include ex dividend shares, city bonds, railroad stock, and mill company scrip, with auction dates in May and June 1890 and multiple adjoined executors and administrators.

Great Falls Mfg. Co Rie York Mig. Co Nat. Revere Hank Nashua & Lowell RR Northern RR N. H Sheboygan Wisconsin M. L Port Huron Mich Fort Masseon Iowa National Car Co Do Commercial Tow Boat Co Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co Do Boat & Shoe Sole Laying Co Admr Boylston Nat. Bank Lyman Mills Rutland RR Kansas City Cable Ry. Co West End Dt. Ky. Co American Ins. Co M. Co New England Mtge. Security Co Consol. m Naumkeag St. Ky. Co Salem Latin Santi Fe Copper Co Bay State Gag Co Pullman Palace Car Co Adinr Bost. & Maine RR Union Pacific RR Vermont & Mass, RR Howard Nat Northwestern Land & Coal Co Ao Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co Massachusetts Cotton Mills Boylston Insurance Co. Scrip Holbrook Mass City of Waltham Old Colony Rr, Co Old Boston N. Bank Market N. Bank Suffolk N. Bank Moston N. Bank First Nat. Bank Lowell Mass. Cotton Mills Cocheco Man. Co Middlesex Co Edwards Co Nashua Man. Co Cheshire RR Davidson Inn Eliot Inn City of Toledo Maine Cent Concord & Claremont RR Koylaton Mull. Ins. Co N. Car Co Eastern RR Conn Passumpsic Rivers RR Do B. Storage Warehouse Co Russell Mills Union Stock Fards Sioux City St. Louis & San Francisco RR Munese Natural Gas Land Lnp Blackstone N. Bank Tremont N. Bank Boylston N. Bank de Maine Vent, RR. Co Ft Payne Coal & Iron Co Woburn Water Scrip City of Cambridge Go W. L Maine Bucksport City of Cincinnati Davidson Inc. Co Cambridge Gas Lt. Co Union Facific RR Lynn & Boston RK. Kts Old Colony RK N. Y New England Oregon Line & Utah No. RR Salmon Falls Man. Co Missouri Land Co Mercantile Fire & Marine Ins Hooston Wharf Co Boston Athletic Asso Little Rock & Ft. Smith Ry Bell Tel. Co Burl, & Mo. Rivers RR de Chi. & Weat Michigan RR. Co Mass. RR Phenix Manufacturing Company Eeft & Co Throug Field Chapman & Fenner Broadway New York Newton Lower Falls Jarvis Putnam Harrison Loring H.P. Putnam Boston & Albany RR Pepot Boston

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Hindel Harrison Morton Arm National Congress Knights ‘Templars I. D. Powers D.D Knights Templars M. J. Houck Henry Perkins New York City A JuUe Faustina Centura John Atwood Shotover Tramp Supervisor Quinn Richardson Stovey Wise John Irwin Brown Rowe Irwin Richs’son Nash Aye Big Kelly White Beecher J. Irwin Baby Pita Murphy Mack Galk A. Irwin Mary Doubie Kel Quinn Hoy Rony Mroawn P. S Congress Street Grounds Radbourn and Battery Arthur Irwin Murray Brouthers Buffaloes Keefe Ee Brown Rich’dson O Rowe Brothers Haddock Radbourn Halligan Buflalos Tloy Hart Boston Brotherhood Brooklyns Clevelands Brooklyn Eastern Park Ward Kinslow Werhirg Sutcliffe Graber van Haltren Auer McGeachy Twitchell Joyce Seery Weyhing Dowie Bauer Orr Satcliffe Griber Jones and Knight Brooklyn Players’ League Vrooklyns E.eeere Cook van Valtren Snyder O'Brien Kaner Stricker Larkin Delehanty Tebeau Balla van Halren O’brien Teveau Bell Jones and Snight King Boyle Chicago Sanders Milligan Philadelphias Chicagos Hila Chicacos Fogarty Shindle Duffy Mulvey Hallman Farrar O'Neill Latham Ryan Pfeffer Gaffney and Larnes Philadelphia McKean Gilks Veach Davis Phillies Gray Myers Larke Sehriver Zimmer Kurke Smalley Ardner Vickery Beatin Biscrits Schriver McDermott N. S Wadsworth Smath McCauley Alien Thompson Daily Rusie Vian Esterbrook Cincinatis Matteries Keenan Pases Truste Tiernan Sharroit Eee Clark Waterbrook Heard Mcee Vassed Mutlane Brooklys Terry Hutchinson D. Lotteries Bushong Kittredge Collins Burns Pinkney Cooney Wilmot Burna Foutz Andrews Jerry Iushong McQuaid Anson Caruthers Snooklyns Hlntchinnon Daly Hughes Horns Howe Beacons Phillips Exeter Exeter Phillips Exeter Academy Bardwell Stephenson Exeters Staley Vpittsburgs O'Day Stiley Hatfield Slattery Billsburgs Heckley Buftinton Buffinton Wood Cross Philadelphiaa Barstein Farrell Whiledelp Hins Shiaille Kryan Barstow Omiskeys Jeffer Barston Douvle wWays Halman Gaffney Barnes P.L Philadephia Philadelphia Brotherhood Hofford McKee Lair Lang Powers Townsend American Association A. m St. Louis Syracuse Toledos Athletics American Association Rochester Rochesters Louisvilles Atlantic Association Wilmingtons P.m Worcester Worcesters Washingtons Hartford Hartfords P. m Enedorsey City Newarks Jersey Itys Newark Jersey Citys Terbert Brooklyns Chicagoa New Cl Seevever Weeeke Publotys R. L. Day & CO Btock Auctioneers Ree Eeneers 7 Exchange PL “Scion The Boston Stock Exchange Washington Nat. Bank Old Huston Nat Everett Mills Hamilton Woollen Co Old Boston Nat Fahares Everett Mills New England Magazine Co Francis Henshaw & CO No. 42 Corner Exchange Pigee Edwards Man. Co W. P. Balch Livestock Commission Agency Devonshire St N. B Mr. Balch N. F. McCarthy & CO Federal Street Ofice and AS. Williams Francis Sprague & Co., General Auctioneers Milk Street Thomas Rice "Paper CO S Paper Mills Real Estate Exchange Washington ST the Exchange Exchange Horatio Harris & Cq., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants State Street D. J. Suir Huntington Murdock’s Liquid Food Co
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