Massachusetts Delegation to Philadelphia Centennial Parade
Massachusetts plans a military escorted delegation to Philadelphia for the 100th anniversary of the Constitution. Gov Ames selects officers and units including the First Corps of Cadets and First Regiment Infantry to represent the state.
Massachusetts Cadet Delegation Heads to Centennial Events
A large Massachusetts cadet delegation accompanied by Parker and staff departs Boston for Fall River by train and steamer Bristol. They travel to Jersey City and Philadelphia for the Constitutional Centennial ceremonies, with organized lodging, guards, and official medallions issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace RB. Parker
M. J. Savage
Leroy M. Bickford
Lewis F. Gray
Herbert L. Smith
James F. Clark
Frank H. Briges
Frank W. Dallinger
Comany C
Perlie A. Dyar
Joseph H. Frothingham
William Sanders
George A. King
William L. Fox
Henry W. Atkins
Nathan E. Leach
Henry Parkinson, Jr
Henry Carstensen
Sierra L. Braley
Reeves
Beacon
Tremont
Court
Washington
Summer
South Streets
Old Colony
Fall River
Bristol
Landy
Inspector-General’s Department
Boston
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Continental
Chestnut Street
Twenty-third Street
Massachusetts
Academy of Fine Arts
Academy of Music
Cleveland
Justice Miller
United States Supreme Bench
Independence Square
State House
South
School
Beacon Streets
Business troubles and insolvencies widen across firms
A wave of financial distress hits multiple firms from Louisville to New Haven. Iee Tapp & Co. assigns to N E Heinsheim with liabilities around 100000 while creditors face varied offers and failures. Names include Archibald Boomhower Lowell A J B Mitzshell Manchester N H J E Simon Greenville C Kraus Clark Co Arcanum C Little Falls Dye Works Goodwin & Allen Providence M H Reynolds & Co Gloucester and E S Wheeler & Co details emerge on trust issues and bank protest plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. B. Mitzshell
Manchester
N. H
J. E. Simon
Greenville
Bradlee
Hastings & Co
Boston
Gilman A. Andrews
Salem
A. H. McKee
Cambridge
Becker & Gratop
Pekin
F. J. Manck
Miller
Dallas City
W. P. Wemmer
A. B. Lawrence
Warsaw
Kraus, Clark & Co
Arcanum
Little Falls
Leonard Street
New York City
N. Y
Goodwin & Allen
Providence
R. I
M. H. Reynolds & Co
Campello
North Star Mutual Fire Insurance Company
St. Paul
Glen Wire Manufacturing Company
Aoe Falls
H. C. Sanford
New Haven
EK. 8
Wheeler & Co
New Haven Wire Company
8. A. Galpin
Morris
New York
Galpin
Wheeler
E. 5. Wheeler & Co
H. M. Welch
First National Bank
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Heidelbach & Schelheimer
Heidelbach Schelheimer
Johnson Z. Platt
Morris F. Tyler
Connecticut
Judge rules drunkenness excuses fare evasion on trains
On a Boston & Maine line two men caused a disturbance and were fined for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. The Malden District Court judge ruled they could not be guilty of evading fare since their intoxication made them not responsible for the act. Railroad officials question the law's logic and potential loophole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Road
Pettingill
Malden District Court
Ocal
Edward D. Sohter
Charles A. Welch
Sarah Taylor
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF
The
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Samuel E. Bracket
William L. Whitney
Lowell
Middlesex
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Execution of John T. Ross in Baltimore for murder
John Thomas Ross was hanged in Baltimore yesterday for the murder of Emily Brown. He killed her on December 10, 1886 to obtain her property, prompting the execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Ross
Baltimore
Emily Brown O
Phillies Gain Ground with Washington Victory in Rain Hitout
The Phillies defeated the Washingtons 4 to 1 in five innings as rain halted Detroit Chicago and other games. Philadelphia improves to second place while Boston leads. Fogarty made catches and Ferguson held second base as O’Brien homered for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Washingtons
Detroit
Washington
Fogarty
Woods
Ferguson
Philadelphia
Valentine
Philadelphias
S. R.bulpo
A. BE. R
A. E. Wood
O'Hines
Andrews
Javck
O’brien
Mulvey
O'Dealey
Myers
Lil Q
Farrar
Carroll
Irwin
Donnelly
Clements
Gilligan
Buflinton
O'Day
Pacara
Irwin Clements
ball—Gilligan
O’ Day
Balla
Eee Carroll
Milligan
Boston Nine Beats New Bedford in Easy Exhibition Game
About 800 fans watched Boston defeat New Bedford 11 to 6 in an exhibition. Burdock injured on a bases run, Daily substituted. Notable players include Kelly and Morrill for Boston, Neary and Wheelock for New Bedford, with Stemmyer pitching and Brady umpiring in 1 hour 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
New Bedford
New Breprorp
Picked Nine
Burdock
Rk. BH
NEW Bedfords
Kelly
Parrinton
Ore Nash
Leshy
Wise
Dextrazee
Dan Leahy
Daliy
Shak
Q’rourke
Shauka
Boones Absessive
Leahy
O'Rourke
Lowells Defeat the New Yorks in Narrow Victory
The Lowells beat the New Yorks 6 to 7 in a tight game at Lowell. Guinasso and Toffling starred in the field and Kennedy and Tiernan contributed strong at bats. Titcomb pitched for New Yorks while Doescher umpired a steady game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowells
NEW Yorks
Lowell
Titcomb
Murphy
New Battery
Jersey City
Higgins
Sullivan
Guinasso
Tiernan
Kennedy
Doescher
LO Toffing
OFA G
Annie
Cudworth
D. Burns
Duffy
Gorse
ToMing
Hartnett
Gorey Kennedy
O'Rourke
Connor
Gillespie
Titecomb
Toffing
Salem Defeats Manchesters In Eight Inning Game
A sizable crowd watched Salem beat Manchesters in an eight inning affair. Coughlin and Carney sparked the visitors with home runs, while Fitzgerald held the mound for Salem. In a second Portlands beat the Lynns in two games with Dupee Shaw and Maiis effective on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Manchesters
Sheffler
M. Doyle
Salems
Coughlin
Carney
Fitzgerald
Salema
Doyle
Murphy
Trask
Henry Fis
Ofaipina
Farrell
Canavan
M.doyle
Pecfl
Seaton Oxo Adiscoce
Becca
Ae Oh
Tae
Hamilton
Ray
Piaoi
M. Voyle
Campana
Donovan
Burke
Ae Farrell
Henry
Sheffer
ShefMffer
Troy
Janavan
Maiis
Demains
Lynns
Fportlands
PO. A. E. Rk. BH. PO. A. FE. Andrus
Lynch
Dickma
Hatfield
Spill
Pufy
Leighton
Pavin
Galligan
Terren
Schoeneck
Dunn
Lufberry
Corcoran
Shaw
Demaris
Icdihae
Ies
Joe
Kameer
Portlands
Dickinson
Balla
Andrus
Lyons
Hatfeld
Davin
Mur My
Murpdy
Mahoney
The Post Newspaper League Defeats Transcripts In Exhibition
The Post Newspaper League team won against the Transcripts in an exhibition game at Union grounds yesterday. The readable summary notes the score and key plays, but OCR text is garbled in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
POST
Transcripts
Union Grounds
POMS
Patieisk S Bana Ceeeneebee
Cis Csnetddsaneacaans Sg
Veterans Prep for Boston Parade in Straw Hat Uniforms
Veteran Firemen fill the Old State House basement awaiting Monday’s parade. Captain Camrell leads while Father Kemp mocks, funds are raised for a monument, and new uniform rules are debated. The group votes on engine plans, stresses discipline, and bans smoking during the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old State House
Inspector of
John S. Camrell
Veterans’ Association
Father Kemp
Captain Cunningham
Williams
Lawrence
Faneuil Hall
Captain Prince
William C. Lawrence
Prince
The
Chelsea Veterans
Providence
Boston & Providence
Lowell
Blake
Southbridge
Downs
J. Frank Crown
Rhodes E. Flanders
William J. Large
Cunningham
Charles and
Boylston
John Camrell
Joseph Paul
Tremont Street
Columbus Avenue
Clarendon Street
Union Park Street
Theodore Leutz
Universal
Leutz
John Damrell
Danesll
Priety
Boston Herald
Camrell
Boston
Nirobl
Captain John
John
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
A list of shoe buyers and agents visiting or based in multiple cities including Buffalo New York Baltimore Maryland Chicago Illinois Detroit Michigan Nashville Tennessee Philadelphia Pennsylvania Norfolk Virginia and more. Names include W H Walker W T Stevens G W M Crook R E Walker M M Reese Jr H H Valpey A Rich W Richardson W R Moore W Patterson N T Stickney J D Thomas J E Greacen and others with firms such as Walker Co Busick Stevens Lawrence Berry & Co Weigert & Reese H H Valpey Bearden & Bentley Patterson Thomas & Co and C P Tracy Co. The items appear as a directory-style roundup of representatives and firms across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
United States of America
Boston
Dalton
New Jersey
United States
the Carpenters’ Company
Delaware
Georgia
Maryland
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Virginia
Fitz-Hugh Lee
Union
Constitutional Central Commission
John A. Kasson
Town
Hampton L. Carson
Amos R. Little
Thomas Cochran
District of Columbia
Congress
Robinson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ames
General Court
Lodge
Committee On Federal Relations
Ames T
Samuel Dalton
Alfred F. Holt
Edward O. Shepard
Thomas Sherwin
Allen G. Shepherd
Morgan Rotech
Rockwood Hour
Edward EB. Currier
Augustus N. Sampson
Fred. W. Wellington
Albert L. Newman
James W. Bennett
Benjamin F. Bridges, Jr
M.V.M
Henry G. Greene
Francis A. Osgood
Eighth Regiment Infantry
J.frank Dalton
Second Corps of Cadets
George S. Merrill
Light Artillery
Horace G. Kemp
Cavalry
Halsey J. Board- Inman
State Senate
Charles J. Noyes
House of Representatives
Jonathan Bourne
Warren EB. Locke
Ebenezer M.S McPherson
Lawrence J Logan
Frank D. Allen
Francis Jewett
George W. Johnson
Henry B. Peirce
Commonwealth
Alanson W. Beard
Charles R. Ladd
Edgar J. Sherman
Federal Relations
Elijah A. Morse
Eben C. Milliken
Cyrus T. Batchelder
George H. Kreeman
Jeffrey T. Stantey
Byron P. Owen
Timothy J. Harris
Michael Garity
Alphous
Alger
Henry M. Phillips
Edward Glines
Isaac N. Keith
John F. Shea
Samuel Roads, Jr
Samuel O. Upham
Benjamin
Lovell
Charles Field
James K. Fitzgerald
John B. Bottom
Cyrus Savage
John ©. Crosby
Seth W. Godfrey
Frank A. Fales
Charles C. Spellman
William A. Gile
Louis C. Southard
Theodore P. Dresser
Alden P. Jaques
J. G. B. Adams
E. Herbert Clapp
Henry D. Coolidge
Edmund Dowse
Senate
Edward A. McLaughlin
R. A. Southworth
House. Representatives
Boston Daily Papers
B. L. Beal
Journal
Charles 8. Drew
Adceaises and
Record
Frank C. Brownell
Herald
Marshall Henry Cushing
Globe
William V. Alexander
Transcript
Thomas F. Anderson
Walter E. Adams
Post
Rockwell
Bancroft
Thomas F. Edmands
George R. Rogers
J. E. R. Hill
Charles C. Melcher
William L. Richardson
Charles M. Green
Charles FE. Stevens
James F. Hawley
Ldw. J. Hathorne
Frederick G. King
W. W. Kellett
Francis Batcheller
Otis H. Marion
Howard & Dearing
Buffalo
HH Walker
W H Walker & Co
Brandon
Miss
T Stevens
Busick & Stevens
Baltimore
J A Lawrence
Lawrence, Berry & Co
Crook
Bozeman, Mont
Wilson
Clarksville
Tenn
R Hall
Cleveland
H B Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
D. Chillicothe
M Alexander
Walbrunn
Mich
A Rich
Rich Bros
Paso
Tex
Richard L. Meyer
Galveston
Aaron Blum
L & H Blum
Hornellsville
W Richardson
Richardson & Co
Ununtsville
Ala
R Moore
A & Jackson
Craw
Kansas City
H Patterson
Patterson, Thomas & Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Nashville
W A Wray
J E Greacen
York
R Campbell
Powell & Campell
Penn
W H Weimer
Weimer, Wright & Watkins
J T Monroe
Monroe Bros & Co
L Dasshimer
Portsmouth
H R Tracy
No Sales on Saturdays Notice and Trust Investments Listed
Public notice states no sales on Saturdays until further notice and lists a long assortment of railway, banking, milling, and industrial securities and companies including McKay Metallic Fastening Co, Boston & Albany, Old Colony R R, Merrimack Mfg Co, Langdon Mfg Co, Ames, and Charleston area firms with bonds and shares noted. The document appears as executor order itemizing holdings and actors across multiple lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay Metallic Fastening Assn
Vermont
Massachusetts
R. R. Co
National City Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Lyman Mills
Greatalls Mfg
Newmarket
Merrimack
Langdon Mfg
Boott Cotton Mills
Niuwaukeag Steam Cotton Co
West End St. Ry
Boston Wharf
Lombard Investment Co
Charles River Embankment Co
McKay Metallic Fastening Co
Eine Anranas
Desirable Building Lot Auction on Westminster Ave
Positive auction sale of a 15 240 square foot lot on Westminster Avenue Ward 21 scheduled for Tuesday September 13 at 3 PM on the premises. Described as a first class residence site near Walnut Avenue Franklin Park and Egleston square car line with 200 required at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Avenue
Ward 21
Walnut Avenue
Franklin Park
Egleston Square
Julius A. Palmer
State Street
Boston
Orchard Place
Boston Street
Mount Vernon
Harvest Streets
Dorchester Avenue
Upham’s
Margaret Coffin
County of
Suffolk
Winthrop
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John Floyd
Beach Street
McLeod
David H. Blaney
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Iee
Chicago
Yorks
New England
Dufly
Francis Henshaw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Reom L
Boston Stock Exchange
TUM Miduegly
Pueblo Smelting and Refining Co
L&vy
Central
Istat
Air Line
Rutland R. R
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Old Colony R. R
D Ray Padowte
Eens
Amoskeag Mfg
Lancaster Mills
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Lowell Machine Shop
Amoskeag
Cocheco
Dwight Mfg
Mass. Cotton Mills
Clinton & Springfield
Wmanth Mhisawsa
de Simonds Rolling Machine Co
Florence
el Dorado
Walnut Valley
Marquette
Houghton & Ontonagon
Kan
City
Fort Scott & Gulf
KR. R
Bawnin
Kansas City Top. & Western
Chicago, Burington & Northern R. R. Co
Peerer Mills
Bank of Commonwealth
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Suffolk Natl
State Natl
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Northern Pacific
Lynn
Atlantic & Pacific R. R
West End Ry. Co
Kalamazoo
Allegan & Grand Rapids
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Top. & Western
R. R
Boston & Albany
Burton Stock Car Co
Common
Do Kansas City
Clinton & Springfeld R.R. Co
Sremom, N. B
Commissioners’ Sale
Creighton
Centre Street
Creighton Street
Jamaica Plain
Boston & Providence Railroad
W. A. Gaston
School Street
Paniel
Burnham
L. Foster Morse
Benjamin F. Anthony
BR. LL. Day & Company
Atlas National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Merchants’ National Bank
Boylston National Bank
West End Street
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Arlington Millis
Everett Mills
American Waltham Watch Co
Conn
Pass
Rivera
Manchester & Lawrence
Dayton & Ironton
Washington Fire and Marine Ing. Co
Union Stock Yard and ‘Transit Co
West End
Pia
Grand Avenue By. Co
Kingston
Rutland Rd
Steera
Shares Security Investment Co
Saconal Loan and Trust Co
Topeka
First Natl. Bank
Worcester
de Great Falls Mfg. Co
Reece Button Hole Machine Co
State of Maine
Portland Water Co
Fort Smith Ry
Burl. & Quincy R. R
Den
Sumner County
Hares
West End A Ry. Co
Russell Mills
Plymouth
Mass
West End Street Ry. Co
Hares Old Boston Natl. Bank
Plymouth Natl. Bank
Mouth
Fitchburg Rd
Boston & Maine Ra
Calane
Albany Rd
Burlington & Quincy Rd
Atch, Ton, & St. Fe
West Michigan
City of Cambridge
City of Fall River
City of Chicago
City of Cincinnati
Burl, & Quincy
Iowa
Lake Champlain Rd
Covington
City of
Horatio Harris & CO
Warren Street
Roxbury Street
Fort Avenue
Warwick, Windsor and
Greenwich Streets
Warwick
Windsor
Greenwich
Baxter E, Perry
Gerard Street
Farnham Street
New Street
Reading Street
Maiden Lane
Samuel Little
Edward Sands
Phineas RB. Smith
Boston Lead Company
Aaron D. Williams
R. Knights & CO
Washington St
Main St
Cambridgeport
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerdiang, Hmogtet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Massachussetts
Charles J. Taylor
Commonwealth OF Massachus
Mary Reed
Matthew Dolan
Massachuse
Setis
Michael O’keefe
Said County
Morgan Sweeney
Jenny W. McKim
Massachusesetts
James Brackett
William Stack Pole
Migbye Peeyaeuiy Or
Charles A, Welch
Adimr
Owvece
Fansite
B. Went Wortil
Chelsea
WM. C. Thompson
Adm
Mary J. Holmes
Gretchen