Nine Points Ahead Wins and Boston Athletics Split
Boston and Philadelphia clubs split two games, Boston leading pennant chase while Chicago and New York clashed in a loose, error filled series. Nash, Stovey, Tiernan starred for Boston with O Rourke and Quinn key infield and base work as Chicago faded in gaps.
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Opening reception at Wendell Phillips Union signals week of labor reform events
Tonight the Wendell Phillips Union at 812 Washington street hosts an opening reception preceding a week of evening meetings. Each night features a different group, including Central Labor Union, Socialist, Brotherhood of Carpenters, Ladies, Nationalist, Single Tax, and Knights of Labor, with Rev E E Hale and George E McNeil speaking tonight. Ten cents admission except for tonight, proceeds fund home furnishings. The union aims to unite reformers across schools of thought without partisanship.
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Harvard Freshman Class Estimates Admit List Report
Harvard University projects a 450 strong freshman class with a detailed list of admitted candidates. Numbers marked with a star indicate unconditional admission, followed by a long sequence of candidate numbers listed as admitted after fall entrance exams.
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Cholera Ravages Foo Chow in China Amid Fearful Reports
San Francisco dispatch reports a severe cholera outbreak in Foo Chow China with high death rates over the past month. The epidemic is worsened by locals using foul water for washing and cooking, causing widespread suffering among natives.
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Boston Aldermen Consider University Course in Public Schools
A special Boston Board of Aldermen meeting confirmed precinct officers and discussed funding for a proposed university level track within public schools. Resolutions urged introducing an advanced course, funded partly by reallocations, with hearings to be held and a School Board report due. Also approved were street arches, music in North Square, track removals, and rail crossings.
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Amory Coolidge Wedding at Brookline First Parish
Miss Clara Amory and T Jefferson Coolidge Jr wed at noon in Brookline First Parish amid a crowd of dignitaries. The ceremony featured a conservatory decorations, Lohengrin march, and a reception at the bride’s home. Coolidge, Harvard graduate and Old Colony Trust president, has long been active in business and Democratic circles with extensive club and cadet affiliations.
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Harvard Overseers Vote to Change Administrative Board Members
At Harvard College annual Over seers meeting held yesterday at 50 State street Solomon Lincoln chaired and led votes to substitute Trowbridge for James on the Graduate School Administrative Board for 1891 to 1892. Reappointments include Churchill and others with additions and a Bachelor of Arts decree for Herbert Leeds. Lincoln reelected president, Lowell secretary pro tempore. election of six-year overseers listed and a two-year replacement for Walcott.
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Lowell Was Elected Secretary Pro Tempore. . . the Committee On Elections
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Englishmen Defeated by American Cricketers at Longwood
American cricketers, largely formed from the Boston Athletic Association, defeated a strong English eleven at Longwood by 37 runs in the first innings. G Wright and H McNutt led the bowling against a fragile English stand, with L Haughton top-scoring for the Americans and Chambers again excelling. The English innings ended with seven down for 73 as they attempted a late rally.
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Contingent fund inquiry reaches Boston City Council
At a heated Board of Aldermen meeting in Boston the contingent fund issue surged as Alderman Lewis requested a city auditor report. The motion would require showing all bills paid or charged to contingent funds for 1890 and 1891 with per member charges.
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Welcome Home Me Paine Wells Institute reception honors Paine
Members of the Wells Memorial Institute for Workingmen welcomed home Hon. Robert Treat Paine from his European journey with an address by E. M. Chamberlain and remarks by Paine. The event featured Imperial Quartette music and much handshaking as Paine contrasted conditions for laborers in Europe with American prosperity and urged dignity of manhood and a bird standard as key in life.
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Hetherston Importing Elite Kentucky Whiskey Sold At Reach
Purchasers report The Hetherston Importing Company's Elite Kentucky Whiskey in three bottle sizes is wired and sealed and priced a touch higher, yet the quality more than doubles the value at all leading merchants.
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Fair Weather Across New England Forecasted
Fair weather will prevail across New England with little temperature change on coasts and a rise inland. Winds mostly north to east, light and variable in the southwest. Friday looks fair with unsettled weather likely approaching and slight warming. The synopsis notes high pressure in the northeast and a broad low pressure area between the Mississippi and Montana, forecasting an Eastward storm and unsettled conditions by Friday night or Saturday, with varying cloudiness and showers regionally.
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Messiah Building Secured and Taylor Lot Purchased
The old Church of the Messiah building on Florence street is secured by the Episcopal City Mission led by Rev. F. B. Allen. The adjoining Taylor land has been bought. A partial list of conservative bounds offered by W. J. Hayes & Sons of Exchange Place is shown for investing October dividends.
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Foss Will Appeal Before Suffolk Court
Supreme Judicial Court hears appeal from Suffolk County Probate Court decree on the will of Abram S. Foss. Appellant Abram S. Foss is represented by Dabney and B Hall. appellee William A. Foss, executor, is represented by R. M. Morse jr. Arguments and the judge's charge were completed with the jury out.
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Court set for libelous divorce hearings Thursday morning
In Middlesex Superior Court Lowell judge Aldrich reports the court has been hearing libels for divorce. Cases are scheduled in order for Thursday morning at 9 30 with sessions beginning on time.
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Court martial sentence approved dismisses Cadet Curtis
The President approved the court martial sentence dismissing Cadet Thomas P. Curtis from the military service for absence from the academy without leave and falsifying the hospital record. His dismissal creates a vacancy for the Sixth Massachusetts District, not fillable until the new term begins next June.
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McArthur & Co. Launch Large Furniture Sale
Arthur McArthur & Co. of Cornhill begins a special sale offering about one thousand chamber sets. Designs include antique oak, 16th century old English and cherry woods with some birdseye maple. The renowned house guarantees the opportunity and quality.
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