Two Yacht Races Postponed and Regattas Conclude
The 55th Corinthian Yacht Club regatta at Marblehead produced decisive results across six classes with Saracen and Mignon among early frontrunners while Edith Mosca and Kathlean claimed class honors elsewhere. Beverly Club’s 155th Buzzard’s Bay regatta crowned Mattie Mist Kitten and others as winners as Newport races were postponed due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Yachts
Buzzard’s Bay
Beverly Club
Newport
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Saracen
Mignon
M. H.M.S
W. P. Fowle
H. Gabson
Ees
Edith
Fred Woods
Wanda
K. C. Robbins
Lasele
Faton
Kathleen
Peabody
Wraith
Benson
Mosca
C, Li
W. Foster
Josephine
Follett
W. O. Vigler
Dolphin
Royal Robbing
Moondyne
Shaw Brothers
Swordfish
J. B. Paine
Cape Cod
Horatio Babson
Kathlean
Gardner
New York
Real Sureass
General Paine
Volunteer
Lassie
Mr. Benson
Mr. Foster
Mosea
Kiowa
J. L. Jeffries
Verona
Beverly
Beverly Yacht Club
Monument Beach
Heron of Mattapoisett
Mattie
Mist
Eina
Kitten
W. Lloyd Jeffries
Tine
Fu.jin
H. Stockton
Sirians
M. N. Jay
G. HW. Lyman, Jr
Lestris
Joshua Crane
Widgeon
M.williamis
Gynnote
W. E.G. Buastis
Finn
J. Parkinson
Daisy
Dolly
Hardy
Tobey Clack
Ldith
Irving Chapman
Commodore
Nicholson Kane
Pavonia Sails to Liverpool with Large Passenger List
The Canard steamship Pavonia departed for Liverpool on Saturday carrying a diverse roster of travelers including Miss Margaret Greene Mr and Mrs C A Grinttions Rev C G Hamsock Rev J Hyde Michael D Hogan Mr and Mrs Anthony Kelley Dr James A Latumer Mrs M W Marshall J Lawrence Mauran Miss Ma Stratton Mary Strickland Miss K Steiner Mr and Mrs Statham Arthur Thomson Mrs Ma warel Turner Miss Louise Turner Miss Inez A Ulery Mrs J A Vinton George H Vinton Herbert Vinton Dr R Watherlice Miss M Wallen J A H Whittaker J Allen Miss BE O Ambrose William McCulloh Brown Mrs Anna M Bailey Henry Forbes Bizelow Ben Seca and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canard Steamship
Pavonia
Liverpool
Margaret Greene
C. A. Grinttions
C. G. Hamsock
J. ©. Hyde
Michael D. Hogan
Anthony Kelley
James A. Latumer
M. W. Marshall
J. Lawrence Mauran
E. Seagrave
Ma Stratton
Mary Strickland
K. Steiner
Statham
Arthur ‘Thomson
Mars
Ma Warel Turner
Louise Turner
Inez A. Ulery
J. A. Vinton
George Hi. Vinton
Herbert Vinton
R. Watherlice
M. Wallen
J. AH. Whittaker
J. Allen
BE. O. Ambrose
William McCulloh Brown
A Bridgeman
Anna M. Bailey
Henry Forbes Bizelow
Ben Seca
Kev
H. PB. Goehrane
Henry L. Dearing
Anna M. Edwards
C. Emerson
M. Fisher
J. L. Fowle
Elien E. Fay
J. Macgregor Grant
Alice Grant
Auction Sale Opens Seats for Gaston Symphony Rehearsals
All who desire seats for the Gaston Symphony Orchestra public rehearsals may buy them at Music Hall auction sale starting at 10 this morning. Seats sold in regular order from the stage with a maximum of four seats per bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Real Nature of Nationalist Club Criticisms Revealed
George D Ayers, president of the Nationalist Club, argues the club’s 1889 address denounces legislative corruption and corporate influence. He defends the advisory committee’s process, denies personal attacks, and calls for a radical remedy to end semi official influence and lobbying by legislators and former officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Boston
Nationalist Club
Charizes
Legisature
General Court
State House
Commonwealth
Senate
House
Massachusetts
New
George D. Ayers
Races at Point of Pines conclude with heats and walkover
The final races at Point of Pines drew over 1000 spectators though one event was scratched for lack of entries. Dave Gideon dominated the consolation heats over Guy, while Lady Elmo edged Starlight in a tight pony heat. Bullet won the Pines plate ahead of Walpot in a brisk half mile dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
Dave Gideon
Guy
W. A. Peck
Ceeees Sea Asies
Ike Wier
B. Ny
Wier
Starlight
Cassar
Lady Elmo
Porter
A. Deck
B. Om
AV Tesmey
B. Porter
Th. m. Starlight
Morter
Cynesar
Sox
Walpot
Bullet
J. A. Sawyer
B. G. Bullet
Mr. Wright
Pines Stable
B. G. Walpot
William Heinry
New 1839 Publications From White Allen and Partners
Messrs White and Allen announce catalog highlights including empyrean editions of Fielding Dickens Burns and Scott with elaborate illustrations. New Cinderella editions and noted poetry volumes join a landmark notes on the revised statutes by Little Brown Tucker Gould. Warne Co plans Hazlitt edition with limited country copies and D Appleton Porter Arthur Merton Allan Norseman novels head to press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
White & Allen
United States
Europe
Messrs. White & Allen
Fielding
Dickens
Burns
Scott
Messrs. Little, Brown & Co
Roneters
John M. Gould
George F. Tucker
Frederick Warne & Co
Brown-Sequard Elixir Interview on Life Extension Claims
Desmond Fitzgerald recounts Dr. Brown-Sequard and Dr. Dupuy explaining the so called elixir of life. The fluid from animal glands is injected under the skin, with early trials on dogs and a few injections on a 72 year old physician. Results show temporary vitality but no lasting cure, while critics warn against human testing and animal suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown-Sequard
Paris
Desmond Fitzgerald
Brown- Sequard
Fitzgerald
England
Dupuy
Harvard
Nahant
Pasteur
New
Atlantic
City exhibits wind up as Hall closes window gardens
Children from mission schools and Episcopal parishes exhibited plants in Horticultural Hall. A luncheon preceded a 2 to 4 pm public viewing, with prizes paid after. Also note 204 deaths last week, Choate Drug & Chemical Co of Boston formed, Chauncey Hall School departments reopen Sept 18, and Whennan Russia lecture tickets not on sale before Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Episcopal
Board of Health
Choate Drug & Chemical Company of Boston
Capital
Rufus Crowell
W. F. Forsyth
Chauncey Hall
George Whennan
Russia
A. D. Mayo
Young Men's Christian Union
Boston
Grant
Lee
Appomattox
MR PILLSBURY REJECTS CAMPAIGN FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
The Springfield Republican quotes Albert E. Pillsbury asserting he will not campaign for the attorney general post and would consider it only if honorably able. The piece contrasts his old fashioned stance with current party jockeying and notes that nominations this year are being hustled for by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Albert E. Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Republican Party
Boston Advertiser
Woman Dies After Laughing Fit In Reading Theater
In Reading Pennsylvania at the Academy of Music, a woman collapsed during Joshua Whitcomb Jr. The astonished audience member died after a silver dental plate with two teeth was found lodged in her windpipe at autopsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Penn
Academy of Music
Joshua Whitcomb
George H. Dunsford
Rev Fulton Back From Rome In Boston Talks
The Rev J D Fulton spoke yesterday before two Boston audiences after returning from Rome and foreign parts He addressed the Union Primitive Catholic Church on Warrenton street in the morning and spoke at the Music Hall in the afternoon He offered vivid descriptions of his travels and criticized the papacy while noting hopeful Protestant progress in Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
J. D. Fulton
Boston
Union Primitive Catholic Church
Mr. Crane
Warrenton Street
Music Hall
Naples
Cobb Aldrich Co Modern Grocery House Portrait
The Cobb Aldrich Co wholesale grocers at Washington and Kneeland streets are praised as early adopters of the modern grocery system. The firm began as Cobb & Bros in 1846 in Cambridge Street, moved to Washington Street by 1863, and has maintained a continuous grocery business for 102 years on the present site. After C D Cobb's death in 1883, the firm continued under the same partners. on January 1, 1888 the name became Cobb Aldrich Co. The period notes introduce key staff such as C F Banstead and announce a long list of arriving visitors and guests staying at local hotels Tremont and Parker House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Washington and
Kneeland Streets
Cobb & Bros
Cambridge Street
Washington Street
C. D. Cobb
Finn
C. F. Banstead
Injuries Reported After Falls and Assault in City
Lewis White of 36 Oswego Street fell from a shed yesterday and fractured his left thigh. He was taken to City Hospital. Jeremiah Collins of 32 West Wareham Street was found in a doorway on Dover Street with a bad scalp wound, likely inflicted by an unknown assailant, and was removed to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis White
Oswego Street
City Hospital
Jeremiah Collins
West Wareham Street
Dover Street
Gentlemen's Laundered White Shirts Offered at Auction
On Monday at 8 o clock we offer 250 dozen Gentlemen's Laundered White Shirts while they last. Sizes 14 15 42, 16, 16% and 17 inches. Shirts made from standard cotton with pure linen bosoms. Value listed 50c and 75c each. Limit of 2 shirts per customer. Special attention to sizes in this lot.
Neckwear Sale With Silk Scarfs At Reduced Prices
The ad promotes a large Boston neckwear sale offering 1500 dozen silk scarves in various knots and four in hands at 25 cents each, and 1000 dozen in newest effects with regular prices from 75 cents to 1.75 dollars, all at reduced rates.
Windsor Ties Offer All-Silk in Latest Shades
Special sale on Windsor Ties featuring 200 dozen all-silk ties in plain colors suitable for ladies misses and boys. Regular price 25 cents each. Limit of two to six ties per customer.
Remarkable suspender sale with 1000 dozen added
Store offers 1000 dozen Gentlemen's Elastic Web Suspenders with braided ends and drawer supporters. Regular price 25 cents, discounted by 37 percent. Limit of six pairs per customer.
Labor Movements Report Across Local Trade Councils
Yesterday unions across Boston held meetings in Wells Memorial Dexter Hall and Templar Hall. The Amalgamated Building Trades Council discussed finance for a new labor hall and work cards while granite cutters and bricklayers targeting non union stone. Carpenters Union planned a mass meeting in Braintree with leaders to address a Carpenters and Joiners' Union formation. Steam Railroad Men's Protective Association, Union No 2, and Local Assembly 628 Knights of Labor advanced elections, enrollees, and wage-raise plans with a grand ball under consideration. A special Sunday session aims to push wage increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Pythian Hall
Wells Memorial Building
Quincy
Ways and Means
Bassett
Chester Park
Grant
G. Wilkie
Texas State House
Wilkie
Scoland
Carpenters’ District Council
Templar Hall
Washington Street
Carpenters’ Mass
Braintree
Shields
The
Carpenters and Joiners of America
McKay
Carenters’ District Council
Inkard
Central Labor Union
Carpenters and Joiners’ Union
Steam Railroad Men’s Protective Association
Dexter Hall
Union No. 2
Charlestown
Knights of Labor
Greystone Hall
Washington and
Dover Streets
Specia
Horticulture Society Exhibition Opens This Week
The Horticulture Society holds its annual exhibition at their hall opening tomorrow at 3 o clock. Prominent growers will display fruit and unusually fine vegetables. A large tank in the upper hall will showcase aquatic plants and a tropical section features orchids and other exotic specimens. The exhibition runs four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticulture Society
Prominent Clergymen at the Y M C A and Union
The Rev. W. T. Chase preached at the Y M C A to city youth on Mark 16 25 about the soul. He argued the immortal soul’s worth surpasses earthly gains and urged unconditional surrender to God, stressing youth as pivotal for salvation. A quartet of boys helped with music during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Chase
Ruggles Street
Young Men’s Christian Association
Animal Kingdom
Universal Kingdom
God
Christ
Massachusetts Club Dines at Young's President Presides at Dinner
About twenty five members of the Massa chusetts Club dined at Young's on Saturday with Hon. William Claflin presiding An informal reception preceded the dinner for Hon. Edward Pierce Pierce spoke on his visit to Egypt and the Holy Land Senator Dawes to be guest next Saturday The New England Club also dined at Young's with 26 members Harvey N Shepard presiding General B Norton and William A Stiles were guests The Boston Club at Parker's hosted fifteen members President Charles W Whitten presided A committee including Whitten Banks Warren James and Fisher was named to draft resolutions on ex President Samuel D Crane's death for the next club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Club
Young’s
William Claflin
Edward Pierce
Egypt
Holy Land
Senator Dawes
New England Club
Young's
Harvey N. Shepard
Star course to open October seventh with twenty entertainments
The Star course opens October 7 in a season with twenty performances and no ticket price increase. The full program will be announced late this week and includes foreign entertainments alongside many American favorites on both concert and lecture stages.
Probate Court docket listing guardianships and estates
Suffolk Probate Court returns a Monday docket for Sept 16 listing petitions for guardianships and probates. Items include William Abbott trustee accounts, Mary Carter separate support, George Carter probate, Isaac Brewer and others for administration or sale of real estate, and multiple executors and administrators filing accounts and petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
William E. Abbott
Ann
Abbot
Harold HM
Aborn
Dainptr C. Amory
Sarah Bassett
George W. Booker
Isaac C. Brewer
John Bb. Closson
Anson Burton
Harry Carr
Launee Carr
Mary \. Carter
George W. Carter
Scene Connors
Elizabeth A. Cushing
Eo Dempsey
Mary Doherty
Michael Doherty
George 5
Iardwicke
A. Hartford
Lahm &, Hlodges
Henry K. Horton
Orville K. Jiutehinson
Hera
Clementinabb
Minot
Daniel Murphy
Elizabeth Irendergast
Margaret Rae
van Rensselaeer P. Ruggles
Ann Mary Sadler
Catherine Sayward
Marshall
Schudder
Theophulas Stover
Annie M. Sullivan
Anna
Francis S. Willams
Wilbert Ss. McMullen
Beate Tads M. Daid
John V. Flanagan
John M. Condon
Reciproc ity with Canada hearings conclude in Senate committee
Noted speakers from the Chamber of Commerce Brockton and several named figures urged reciprocity and closer trade with Canada while Frank Young argued the fish business could prosper without it. Senator Hoar said fishing interests would be heard in New York or Washington in December. An invoice reveals Kidderminster cats in old-fashioned quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On
Canada
W. O. Blaney
Chamber of Commerce
James Means
Brockton
John 5. Farlow
Joseph Bennett
Herbert C. Hall
William H. Sayward
Alexander Foster
Nathan W. Kridge
Edwin M. White
Frank H. Mareh
Frank L.J Young
Shuman
Dominion
Senator Hoar
New York
Washington
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New Jersey Yacht Club
Atlantic Highlands
William Letts
Hudson County
Richard Bartley
Hoboken
Dorchester Yacht Club
Lesper
Fredonia
R. J
Cora
Imu
Constellation
Norseaman
Intrepid
Varuna
Alva
W. K. Vanderbilt
Silvie
Bohemian
Cinderella
Alga
Nebula
Nendina
the General Court
Publishers’ Notes
Desmond Witzgerald
MR. Pillsbury
MR. Fulton
Mow Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Little Corinne
Vendome
Charles W. Needham
Harry B. Needham
Chicago
James
Kendall
C. L. Boorum
Brooklyn
N. Y
Samuel Lord
M.D. Lord
Jessie Lord
G. M. B. Mudge
W. Glazier
Henry
Glazier
Thorndike
Horace_L. Day
George E. Day
Sandwich
H. F. Griffin
North Adams
J. C. Gallup
Rhode Island
C. J. Hill
I. Bell
Edward James
W. Perrin
William
P. Baird
Edward J. King
St. Louis
Charles T Dabagnan
JK. Willett
Waldoboro
W. d. Stocker
R. Rosenthal
Philadelphia
Herbert Vrevear
Leominster
Henry Clay Fish
N. Y. Adams
Julius Converse
Stafford
Springs
George H. Kirkpatrick
Newark
Th . W
Lothrop and Daughter
Denver
Gold
W. B. Moore
Charles J. Earle
Baltimore
Mr. Vernon
O. Crawford
James H. Doody
St. John
N. B
M. Ham
Charles F. Willard
Portland
James Lb. Spear
John Naylor
Halifax
Edward Kane
Gorham
F. A. Jilis
Joe Armand
Minnie Sharp
Beatrice Goldie
John Gardner
Charles Uwoebury
Minnie A. Gardner
Lewiston
J. H. Wright
Keene
N.hl
F. O. Purington
Mechanics Falls
RK. Leighton
Penn Quincy
John A. Morrison
Fredericton
D. W. Mills
Barry
FP. Gould
Bangor
W.R. Reed
Albany
H. Hb. Prescott and Gardly
KE. F. Brownell
Burlington
Vermont
W. R. Griffin
N. G. Englis
New Hampshire
George Smith
Montreal
Can
J. D. Cameron
Nova Scotia
W. E. Perry
Yarmouth
Hon Allison
Windsor
John A. Latyerlin
Q. O. Toms
Hudson
N. EL HL
8. Garford
Minneapolis, Minn
J.C. Hill
Portland, Mc
Jordan, Marsh
Jordan, Marsh & Company
A. B. Crocker & CO
Kingston, Essex and
Edinboro’ Streets
Kingston Street
Y. M. C. Union and Association
Koya Bak LG Lowvel CO
Wall Street
N. Ys
E. C. Thompson
Washington ST
Old Shmuth
Oak Grove
Farncafe
Supreme Judicial Court
Dervens
Equity
Ayer
Sawyer
Grooved Stave and Corrugated Hoop Co
Thornton
Onset Street Railway Company
County Commissioners
Plymouth
Wilson
Reeder
Hodgdon
Winkham
Hammond
Kidderminster Cit
John HL Pray, Sons & Co
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