Amateur Athletic Union Refuses to Reopen Carey Record Claim
The AAU Board at Astor House declined to reopen Luther H. Carey’s claim for a 94 second 100 yard record from 1890. It referred other record applications to the new Record Committee and added rules on disqualification for unbecoming conduct. The meeting also discussed organziational changes, wrestling expansion, lacrosse champion allocation to the New York Athletic Club, and proposed price and league consolidation plans affecting major clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Governors
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Astor House
Luther H. Carey
Prince
Carey
Lawrenceville
N.J
Princeton
N. J
Manhattan Athletic Club
Ray
New Jersey Athletic Club
Detroit Athletic Wlub
Howard Perry
F. K. Stearns
J. K Tyler
Yler
Boston Athletic Club
James E. Sullivan
William B. Curtis
Board O
E. A. Ricks
5. E. Scanlon
Pacific Coast Association
W. K. Curtis
Metropolitan Association
H. McMillan
H. Pary
Atlantic Association
I’. K. Stearns
A. D. Hartnel
Central Associaion
J. Harden
New York Turnerbund
C. H. Luscombe
League of American Wheelmen
W. Stimpson
J. K. Taylor
New England Association
Adjutant General Dalton's Report on Massachusetts Plans
The Adjutant General reports Dalton not ready to propose any plan for representation. Miles proposes waiting until 1893 before taking action. The remarks reflect cautious strategy on military affairs and state representation amidst ongoing discussions.
American Industry Stocks Attract English Investment
English investors shift to United States due to strong profits and safety. Warner & Co of Rochester, founded 1879, became a London listed firm after 1880 capitalization of 550000 pounds and 150000 debentures. Past seven years show profits ample to cover debentures and preferred dividends.
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England
United Kingdom
United States
London
H. H. Warner & Co
Rochester
N. Y
H. H. Warner
Warner’s
Warner's
Shuman Corner Offers Fashionable Men's Ties and Shoes
In the coming week Shuman Corner's Men's Furnishings Goods Department lists a wide range of Fashionable Tech? and Four-in-hand Ties mainly from Trafael Lyons and Bonne silks satins and crepes at 50c each. Various shoes including French Calf hand sewn welt Piccadilly Waukenphast at $5.50 per pair. Also children shoes from knock about calfskin and a $3.00 Faneuil Derby. Oriental caps and hats priced $1.00 to $3.00.
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Trafael
Lyons
Bonne
Helping Hand Society to Meet for Fair Preparations
Members of the New England Helping Hand Society will gather at 127 Charles Street on Wednesday November 18 at 2 pm and continue weekly through January 15 the date of the fair all friends of the home are invited. Real Estate entries show 876 transfers and 138 mortgages totaling 6828420 in the Suffolk Registry of Deeds for the week ending November 14 1891.
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Helping Hand Society
New England
Charles Street
Home
The
Real Estate Exchange
Suffolk Registry of Deeds
America
Broadway
New York
Wesleyan Uall
Bromfelad Street
Louis Xily
New Post to Signal Football Result Next Saturday
The Boston Post plans an immediate public announcement after the game in Springfield with colored balloons and rockets from its roof signaling Crimson or Yale blue. Nearly 30,000 will view the contest and the paper will publish the winning team’s name before half a million.
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Springfield
Post
Boston
Crimson
Harvard
Yale
Springeld
Operation on councilor-elect Loring at Melrose
Councilor-elect Charles F. Loring of Melrose, critically ill since the election, underwent surgery yesterday at Massachusetts General Hospital. The leg was amputated below the knee, with Odlin reporting the patient faring better than expected. Electric cars in Dorchester will be heated by electricity this winter after successful tests, with plans for future electrics to use the same method.
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Boston Latin
Cambridge High
L.S
Twombly
Beal
Butler
Wilson
Gould
Moore
Close
Charles F. Loring
Melrose
Warren
Massachusetts General Hospital
C. C. Odlin
Boston
Odlin
Dorchester
West End
Mason
C. J
Carrie A. Holmes
Henry W. Smith
Fales & Mellen
R. M. Morse
Charles Sullivan
Boston & Albany Railroad
Lehigh Street
E. M. Johnson
J. C. M. Bayley
Samuel Hoar
Abby M. Cummings
Isaac Hart
Onimal
L.M. Child
W. H. Hart
Ministers discuss church papers at conference
The Congregational minister with Rev. George A. Gordon as moderator discussed An Advance Step in Bible Study for the Sunday School by Rev. Erastus Blakeslee of Spencer. Baptist clergymen at Tremont Temple heard Rev. C. H. Watson of Arlington on The Modern Mania for Organization. Unitarians heard Rev. E. C. Smith of Denver present Three Years Experience in a Western Missionary Society. Methodists discussed temperance and Episcopalians Plain Songs.
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George A. Gordon
Erastus Blakeslee
Spencer
Tremont Temple
C. H. Watson
Arlington
Western Missionary Society
C. Smith
Denver
Col
Botters arraigned in Roxbury court for horse poisoning
Adolph Botters was arraigned in Roxbury District Court on a complaint by a long-name society for poisoning a horse owned by Margaret Bohrman with paris green. The animal died after great suffering. He was held in $1000 for the grand jury. New Home Sewing Machine ad at 160 Tremont Street.
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Roxbury
Society
Adolph Botters
Paris Green
Margaret Bohrman
Record profits and chaotic capitalization at English company
The company shows seven years of net profits totaling over $3,000,000 with the lowest annual profit at $272,742. A 6 percent debenture interest, 8 percent preferred stock dividends, and 17.25 percent on common stock were paid in the first year, plus reserves. In the second year, 6 percent debenture interest, 8 percent preferred and 17.25 percent common dividends were paid, $806,000 of debentures canceled, and $100,000 carried as undivided profit.
War in Song at Mechanics Hall to aid Grant fund
The Civil War allegory The War in Song by S. G. Pratt will be performed at Mechanics Hall on November 19 and 20 with a 500 voice chorus an orchestra of 60 pieces and a military band. Governor Russell and staff will attend with eight companies of the First Regiment under Colonel Matthews. A G A R veterans group will stage a demonstration. A long list of patrons and committees backs the event, raising funds for the Grant monument.
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Apdjutant
Boston
William E. Russell
the Commonwealth
Mass
Chicago
Ill
Convention of Adjutants-General of
Nelson A. Miles
U.S. A
Department of Missouri
National Guard
Illinois
Indiana
Congress
Pennsylvania
S. G. Pratt
Mechanics’ Hall
Grant Monument Fund
Grant Monument Association
Russell
Thomas R. Matthews
Henry Walker
New York
Oliver Ames
William E. Barrett
A. W. Beard
A. Parker Brown
J. Q. A. Brackett
William Gaston
Thomas N. Hart
Mantelpiece Exhibit Fires Enthusiasm at Paine’s Furniture
An 18th century mantelpiece exhibit at Paine's Furniture Company, 48 Canal Street, stirs strong buyer interest. The designs shown ignite enthusiasm and push visitors toward purchasing mantels to keep on hand.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Antenuptial agreement fails in supreme court ruling
The Supreme Judicial Court dismisses Abram White’s bill seeking $15,000 in property from Charles Bigelow. A pre marital letter stating all will be yours is deemed insufficient under the statute of frauds, as it expresses future intent, not a binding deed. The decision references related cases and schedules numerous docket numbers.
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Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Abram White
Charles 8. Bigelow
White
Eugene
H. H. Thomas
Hutchins & Wheeler
Supreme Court Equity Hearings Set For Tuesday
Suffolk sessions list equity cases for Tuesday including Claflin v Lowe Howard v Peek Spillane v Supreme Council Tiome Virele Irwin v Boston Cigar Co Brice v Ohio Valley Fife Burrell v Spurr McClary v Friendly Aid Society Pierce title settlement Gardiner v Weld Devlin v Maguire Whitney v Barnham F Jewett Pub Co v Butler Lamson v Martin Sheffield v Parker Parker v Sheffield.
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Claflin
Lowe
Howard
Peek
Spillane
Supreme Council
Irwin
Boston Cigar and ‘Houuceo Co
Brice
Ohio Valley Fife Co
Burrell
Spurr
McClary
Friendly Aid Society
Pierce
Petit
Gardiner
Weld
Devlin
Maguire
Whitney
Barnham
F. Jewett Pub. Co
Butler
Lamson
Martin
Shefield
Parker
Parker Vy
Sheffield
Superior Court Suffolk First Session Verdicts and Docket
Suffolk Superior Court session records list Duncan McArthur versus Charles A. Dodge for personal injuries with a $1 verdict for the plaintiff. Second session includes Thomas Denning versus George W. Gould for injuries with $8,800 verdict. Several civil docket items, contracts and additional tort actions follow, with numerous case numbers and counsel names.
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Superior Court
Suffolk, Is
Broveer
Duncan McArthur
Charles A. Dodge
E. A. Alger
Arnold
Bishopr
Thomas Denning
George W. Gould
Newtonville
A. A. Strout
George T. Lincoln
M. R. Thomas
KE. M. Johnson
Robert J. Stronge
Emeline J. Temple
Temple Street
C.J. Melatire
S. J. Elder
E. I. Baker
Old Salem Gentleman Killed by Train at Crossing
An elderly man named R. G. Bennett of Essex Street Salem was struck by a 5:45 PM Boston and Maine train at the Washington Street crossing in Lyon today and died instantly. The accident occurred this afternoon.
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Lyon
R. G. Bennett
Essex Street
Salem
Boston & Maine Railroad
Washington Street
Cty
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the Board of Governors
the Amateur Athletic
Waseball League
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Baltimore
Washington
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Wagner’s
Athletics
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Messrs. Soden
Billings
Conant
Waltz
von der Torst
Duffy
Morgan Murphy
Richardson
Farrell
Robby Lowe
Kelly
Giants
Stovey
McCarthy
Cincinnati
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Boyle
Fuller
McPhee
O'Neil
Harrington
See
Tucker
Selee
Comisky
South End Grounds
Philadelphias
Brooklyns
Chris von DerAhe
Ireland
Scotland
Canada
Australia
Samuel Dalton
EMR
Dalton’s
Massachusetts
General Miles
Springer Brothers
Bedford Street
Shuman Corner
Nmen
Tse
Kyne and Kennedy
Oriental
A.S
Hollings
Kew
Besinh
Springer
Washington St
Col. Bedford
Alaska
Springer Bros
Fashionable Cloaks
Loring
Tremont Street
U. S. Gov’t
Mechanics
Eall
Sayville
Brooks
Der
Sullivan Ve & GA
Holmes
Nessmith
Baker
Cumuinas
Hart
Gancey
Bost
Gaa Lt. Co
Lunny
Dandero
Skilings
Marcus
Connor
Merrill
Jernald
George v. Mickering
Artistic Window
Dec Co
L. Whipple
Jevine
Suffolk Ss
MecKirt
John Hogan
William Wallace
Maria L. Melvin
Kate Lessig
Patrick Bergen
Sarah I. Carr
Charlotte L. McKay
Milan R.hardy
Adaline Kf, Wise
Charles J". Shimmin
James R. Archibald
Mary A. Hinckley
John W. Magruder
Pheodora Peach
Gorge Darling
William Reagan
Fred N. Horm
Charles Brown
Samuel Wood
Catherine McDowell
James Quinlan
Margaret H. Gillis
Ellen E. Rice
Sarah M. Keith
John E. McWilliams
William H. Hammond
Cordelia A. Noble
John C. Barrett
John Currier
Elen Degnan
Francis Hi. Gallagher
O’neil
Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
G. R. Swasey
Proctor & Warren
N. Y. & N. E. Railroad Company
D. E. Ware
J. He
R.D. Weston-Smith
Marks
Fitchburg Railroad Company
H. W. Bragg
R. Bradford
G. A. Torrey
Supreme Judicial Court
Holmers
Equity
Rand Vy
North
Silva
Wiliams
Kakas
Rogers
Tauber
Vialie
Chalot
West End R
Harrigan
Collateral L. Co
O O' Neill
Smythe
Klaiswell
Clifford
Silocm
Lamphier
Degnan
Stranahan
Donelson
Sullivan
Ees
Saine
Rder
Roberts
Sheshan
Old Colony RA
O’connor
Moran
Hurley
Spotford
Ve. Babbidze
Gorman
Loston & Alvany RR
Scott
O’leary
eGnee Vy. Brintha
Same
City of
Loston
Leavitt
Ee Ee Va Gon
Mon. R
Reed Furniture Co
Higgins
Kern
Lowell & Dracut
iBk
Gire
Westchester Park
Erperionc
Hese
L. C
Green Street
Cambridge
Hellework
Iimvkney Street
Rogis
T. U
Quterson
Deman
Qvera Ren
Boylston Street
Brookline
Witbans Street
Horsea
QrTeaTa
Cook
Callat
West Brookline Street
Isill
Chickering
Winuter Street
Jioston
Famuiltonu
T. Savage
George A. Davis
Fur Dep Rumen
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