Giants take two from Senators as Boston wins last league game
The Giants beat the Senators twice in Washington, delivering strong defense and timely hitting led by Nash and Brouthers. In the Boston Philadelphia tilt, Clarkson pitched well for Boston while Delahanty and Farrar starred for Philadelphia as Boston hopes to win the pennant on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Young Gleason
Bostons
Phillies
Clements
Farrar
Myers
Mulvey
Hallman
Delahanty
Clarkson
Bennett
Brouthers
Quinn
Johnston
Nash
Smith
Kelly
Thompson
Gleason
Richardson
Washington
New Yorks
Unclear Game Scores From Sparse Card
Other games list scattered results with teams and cities including Philadelphia versus Brooklyn Athletics at Columbus with Baltimores, Kansas City versus St Louis, and Louisville against Cincinnati. Items appear as fragmented standings from a past sports page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyns
Athletics
Columbus
Baltimores
Kansas City
St. Louis
Kansas Citys
Obituary of Dr Louis Maas Pioneer Pianist and Composer
Dr Louis Maas noted pianist and composer died at his Jamaica Plain home after a Paris illness. Born Wiesbaden June 21 1852, he studied at Leipzig under Reinecke and Papperitz, taught at Kullak and Weimar with Liszt, later moved to America in 1881 to Worcester Square and Jamaica Plain. He served as professor at New England Conservatory and conductor of Philharmonic concerts. He led a private, retiring life yet shared wit about earning the Doctor of Medicine title from a college in a tale of modest means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Maas
Jamaica Plain
Paris
Wiesbaden
Germany
Theodore Maas
London
Louis
King’s College
Royal Conservatory
Leipzig
Carl Reinecke
Papperitz
Conservatory
Gewandhaus Hall
Gewandhaus
Kullak
Weimar
Liszt
Leipzig Conservatory
Maas
America
Wilhelm
Worcester Square
New England Conservatory of Music
Philharmonic
England
Atlantic
Payson Dies at Hyde Park Noted Penmanship Author
Jesse W. Payson, chief author of Payson Dunton and Scribner copy books, died at his Hyde Park home from inflammatory rheumatism. Born 1815 in Hope Missouri, he taught penmanship and bookkeeping at the Poly technic Institute Brooklyn and advised on accounts in major cases. Funeral Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Payson
Payson, Dunton & Scribner
Hyde Park
Payson
Hope
Waterville Institute
Polytechnic Institute
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eliot
Harvard College
Seth Low
Park Bank
Philadelphia
Fairmount
Matilda Cushing
Fairmount School
W. H. Parson
San Francisco
Notable deaths of three famed individuals marked yesterday
John Murray a veteran Sandwich merchant born in Glasgow aged sixty nine died yesterday leaving a widow and married daughter Colonel George Flournoy prominent San Francisco lawyer and ex Confederate officer died yesterday Elizabeth S McClellan mother of General George B McClellan died in Philadelphia aged ninety all three obituaries reflect notable regional figures from business law military and political families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
Sandwich
Glasgow
Scotland
George Flournoy
San Francisco
Elizabeth S. McClellan
George B. McClellan
Philadelphia
Ninth District Democratic meeting in Cabot Street
The regular Wednesday evening gathering of the Ninth District Democratic Association at Friendship Hall Cabot Street drew a small attendance. President P J Maguire led the meeting with speakers Thomas J Mahan John Corliss T Gallagher E R Brennan and L Farrow discussing the campaign and upcoming Democratic convention. Due to the light turnout the adjournment was set for Monday evening at the regular hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth District Democratic Association
Friendship Hall
Cabot Street
P. J. Maguire
Thomas J. Mahan
John Corliss
T. Gallagher
E. R. Brennan
L. Farrow
Gold Coin Match At Walnut Hill Range Event
About a dozen shotgun competitors gathered at the Walnut Hill range on Sept 18 to contest the gold coin match and related events. Scores in the gold coin event show Keystones finishing ahead of the rest with multiple shooters, led by top marks of 15 in the coin and 29 overall, reflecting a lively field and Keystone system scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hill
Warnut Hill
Keystone
Keystone Sound System
Keystones
Perry
Stanton
Lee
Flosmer
Bowker
Knowles
Swift
Douge
Crown
Nichols
Grader Refused Drugists Liquor License in Marblehead
Marblehead September 18 George W Grader Jr a prominent local druggist has had his liquor license request denied by the Board of Selectmen in a decision that affects his Marblehead business and standing within the town's medical and retail community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
George W. Grader, Jr
Selectmen
Business Troubles Mark Inner Struggles Of Straus Firm
New York banker Lewis Straus assigns without preference to Charles B. Storrs amid a web of past ventures. The article traces Straus & Co. growth from 1883, its shift to banking, and later asset concerns including mining profits and extensive branch activity. Creditors’ committee actions against Batcheller & Co. and other firm matters are noted along with resignations and trademark questions at the Douglas Axe Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Straus
William Street
New York
Charles B. Storrs
Broadway
Straus
Lewis Straus & Co
Boston
Philadelphia
Franklin B. Torrey
Straus, Kinsley & Co
Torrey
Butte & Boston Mining Company
Europe
Bradstreet
Fisher
James M. Lachlan
Storrs
E. & A. H. Batcheller & Co
Messrs
Proctor
Batcheller
Robert Batcheller
J. P. W. Taft
Douglas Axe Company
Mr. Dana
Douglas Axe
R. H
Dana
Horace S. Shepard
Shepard & Morse Lumber Company
Mason Building
Liberty Square
Oscar A. Marden
George G. Pratt
F. A. Jewett
Jacob Benseimoil
Micah Dyer
Wauregan Mill Company
Ed P. Taft
Providence
Ovila Vanier
Amesbury
Congress Street
Amesbury Cooperative Bank
Francis N. Vanier
Brickett & Poor
Adam Scott
Charles ‘Ss. Hooper
Gloucester
Mass
Findlay Lumber & Wood Company
Findlay
Crescent Beach opens lay college term for training
The Institute and Lay College at Crescent Beach opened its first term yesterday afternoon for lay worker training. Initiated by Rev. J. P. Bixby of Revere, promoter Rev. George Needham, with Oberlin and Mt. Herman as prototypes. Nine students attended yesterday. twenty expected, including visitors from Boston area, New York, Denmark, Casarea. Addresses by Bixby, Dr Bates, James M. Gray, Prof Perkins, Dr Lord, William Wood, Dr Alexander, D.N. Beach, and Hon. George A. Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Beach
J. P. Bixby
Revere
George ©. Needham
Oberlin
Mt. Herman
Boston
New York
Denmark
Casarea
L. B. Bates
James M. Gray
R. L. Perkins
Charles Ki. Lord
William ©. Wood
W. L. Alexander
D.N. Beach
George A. Walton
Democratic town caucuses set for Sept and Oct in Brookline
In Brookline the Democratic town committee met at Town Hall with Charles T. Duncklee presiding. Caucuses are scheduled for Sept 26 at 8 pm to elect delegates to state senatorial councillor and county conventions, and Oct 18 at 8 pm to nominate a General Court representative under the caucus act of 1888, chapter 441.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Democratic Town Committee
Charles ‘T. Duncklee
General Court
Women Debate School Question at City Mass Meeting
A mass meeting in Temple Street Church, organized by the women’s ward and city committee, heard Rev Dr. Elaas urge women to vote on the school question and warn against foreign influence on ballots. He criticized political gangs and favored larger female participation to counter the Cunniff Maguire Sullivan bloc. Mrs Hill deplored male voters as party driven. The Australian ballot reform prospects were slated for discussion next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Ward
Temple Street Methodist Episcopal Church
D. H. Elaas
Boston
Rask Hill
Meionaon
Emery Family Reunion Documents Long Ancestry Of John Emery
The Emery clan gathered in Meionaon with about 100 members, tracing lineage to John Emery born September 29 1597 in Romsey England who settled Newbury Mass after arriving in 1635 with brother Anthony. Officials were elected, memorials noted, and a genealogical committee praised as speeches recalled family history and uncertainty of tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Meionaon
John Emery
Romsey
Hants
Seng
Anthony
Newbury
Mass
John
America
Dover
N.hl
Kittery
Samuel Hopkins Emery
Taunton
Rufus Emery
Newburg
N. Y
Thomas F. Emery
Boston
John S. Emery
George A. Emery
Saco
Jonas A. Emery
United States Army
Sackett’s Harbor
Lucy 5. Brown
Lakeville
Lorenzo D. Emery
Lowell
Abram W. Emery
Walter T. Emery
Philadelphia
H. R. Emery
Napoleon, C
Emery Cleaves
Lynn
Thomas J. Emery
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Andrew J. Emery
Brainerd P. Emery
John J. Emery
Wilmington
H. Emery
Brockton
E. P. Emery
Fall River
Mark P. Emery
Portland
Frederick A. Emery
Arthur W. Emery
Roxbury
Enville J. Emery
Greenville
N. H
William Emery
Alfred
Edward Cooke
George F. Clark
Hubbardston
Edward Eimery
New Bedford
C. W. Emery
Canter Bury
N. Ty
Jonal A. Emery
Sackett's Harbor
New York
William H. Emery
Hiram Emery
Salem
Francis F. Emery
Thomas d. Emery
Edwin Emery
W. Emery
Canterbury
N. HH
Charles Emery Stevens
Worcester
Jane ‘S
South Berwick
Elias L. Emery
Omaha
Neb
Charles A. Emery
Moulton
N.Y
Abram Emery
New Jersey
Boston Society of Civil Engineers Holds Meeting at MIT
The Boston Society of Civil Engineers met in Room 22 at MIT last evening. The constitutional committee proposed a new constitution to be printed for members review. Discussions covered rope driving, mill construction, iron buildings, and humidity needs for New England mills, with attention to fire resistance and space economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
American Society of Engineers
William S. Barbour
Cambridge
Boston & Albany Railroad Corporation
Edward Sawyer
Edward Atkinson
New England
South Shore
New Bedford
New York
Grinnell
New Bedford Iron Foundry
KE. H. Woodbury
Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
Charles T. May
Pacific Mills
Stephen Greene
Newburyport
Washington Mills
William I’. Sherman
Atlantic Mills
Lawrence
Freeman
Society
Kingston Street
Celebration of Freedom Abolitionists Reunion at Tremont Temple
A September 23 citywide reunion in Tremont Temple Boston gathers leading abolitionists. Attendees include Theo D Weld Frederick Douglass Parker Pillsbury and others. General Butler to preside and speak on The Slave as a Contraband of War. Organizers seek $200000 for a Wendell Phillips memorial free public hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Boston
Theo. D. Weld
Hyde Park
Mass
Frederick Douglass
Washington, D.C
Parker Pillsbury
Concord
N. H
George T. Downing
Newport
R. L
Thomas W. Higginson
Cambridge
P.W. Kay
Brooklyn
N. Y
H. P. C. Whitney
D. S. Whitney
Southboro
Increase Sumner Lincoln
Wilton
Orange W. Scott
Rockville
Conn
Hutchinson
Lynn
J. Omar Young
John Brown
Groton
Abington
Charles P. Adams
Pawtucket
R. I. Oliver Johnson
New York
George Kempton
Sharon
William ‘I. Still
Philadelphia
Benjamin F. Butler
Wendell Phillips
William H. Colcord
Tremont Row
Flower Show Opens With Praise From Attendees
The second day of the horticultural display at Horticultural Hall drew visitors who praised the exhibit. George Cruixshank and Peterson of the Board of Agriculture attended and called the display satisfactory. Prizes were awarded for fruits, flowers, and dahlias, including twelve Baldwin apples and several grape, pear, and peach prizes, with notable displays from Miss S. W. Storey, Mrs. A. D. Woods, and Mrs. E. M. Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Messrs
George Cruixshank
Peterson
Board of Agriculture
C. W. Galloupe
Swampscott
S. W. Storey
Brighton
A. D. Woods
West Newton
E. M. Gill
Medford
Edward J. Coolidge
Cambridge
Nathaniel ‘St. Kidder
Samuel Appleton Fund
Baldwin
C. “Shaw
Hubbardston
W.S. Frost
W. P. Walker
Mary Langmaid
Benjamin V. French
Lwelve Gravenstein
W. P. Frost
Rhode Island
E. Grant
Marshall P. Wilder
A. J. Bigelow
G. W. Goddard
Cephas H. Brackett
Moore
Samuel Hartwell
Society
Anjou
Bartlett
A.D. Miller
Crawford
Moore’s
Hayes
Pocklington
P. G. Hanson
J. B. Moore & Son
Eaton
H. Barker
A. S. McIntosh
Edward B. Wilder
C. N. Brackett
Warren Fenno
C. Is. Grant
M. W. Chadbourne
John Parker
George 8. Tuttle
Franklin Bacheller
William C. Christie
A. D. Wood
Second Universalist Society of East Cambridge Jubilee Reception
The Second Universalist Society of East Cambridge celebrated paying off a church debt of 5250 with a public reception from 5 to 6, followed by a banquet. Rev. Dr. Middle, Rev. Dr. Miner, Rev. W. A. Start, Rev. A. E. White, Rev. K. Rexford, Rev. C. A. percept, Rev. C. F. Lee and Rev. S. E. Breen gave addresses, E RAS Mr. E Winward oversaw events, W. H. Hunter led choir selections, and letters of regret from about thirty absent clergymen were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Universalist Society of
East Cambridge
Ladies’ Society
E. Winward
4Iddle
Dr. Miner
W. A. Start
A. E. White
KE. Rexford
C. A. Percept
C.F. Lee
E. Breen
W. H. Hunter
Fourteenth Annual American Gynecological Society Meets at IT
Day two features addresses by H R C Wilson of Baltimore and papers from Jackson Apostoli Coe Engelman Gordon Martin Polk. Officers elected for 1890 include Reynolds Polk Vandermarker Taber Johnson Mann. Next session set for Buffalo on the third Tuesday in September 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Gynecological Society
Institute of Technology
H. RP. C. Wilson
Baltimore
Reeves Jackson
Chicago
G. Apostoli
Paris
Henry ©. Coe
New York
George J. Engelman
St. Louis
William M. Polk
Eli Vandermarker
Syracuse
Joseph Taber Johnson
Washington
M. D. Mann
Buffalo
William Goodell
Philadelhia
W.H. Baker
Boston
Bachesminet
B. B. Browne
If. HH. Davenport
J. M. Baldy
Philadelphia
Henry I. Byford
Willis E. Ford
Utica
N. Y
Andrewsl*. Currier
W. W. Jaggard
Clement Cleveland
Reed Nominated for Brockton Police Court Justice
The Executive Council met yesterday afternoon and approved Warren A. Reed of Brockton as justice of the Police Court to succeed C. W. Sumner who resigned. Plans for the new State House extension were reviewed and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Reed
Brockton
C. W. Sumner
State House
Notable City Notes Covering Investment Trip and Local Events
On Monday Sept 23 a Boston party will travel to Sioux Falls to inspect the city for eastern capital investment. The City Council excursion to review Mystic River pollution is postponed to a day next week yet to be named. Ex Senator Patch was arraigned in Dorchester Court on embezzlement charges regarding a $600 livery team, bail set at $1000 for Sept 28. The Boston Chamber of Commerce mourns Charles F Holland’s death and will attend his funeral at 53 Broadway East Somerville. Beacon Park stallion race postponed to today due to weather. existing tickets honored. War Secretary Redfield Proctor visited the city to inspect Charles River bridge draws. Senator Hoar plans to attend the Massachusetts Club receptions for Senator Dawes at Young’s. The body identified as shoe maker James J Raynor was found near the Union Boat Club. The Star course features Germany’s evening with Jules Perotti, Sophie Traubman, Louise Meisslinger, and Emil Fischer with the Boston Philharmonic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sioux Falls
Cak
Mystic
Daniel A. Patch
Dorchester Court
Henry Crane
Dorchester Lower Mills
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Charles F. Holland
Broadway
East Somerville
Chamber
Beacon Park
Park
Redfield Proctor
Proctor
Charles River
Washington
Senator Hoar
Senator Dawes
Massachusetts Club
Young’s
Union Boat Club
James J. Raynor
Bay View Place
Roxbury
Germany
Jules Perotti
German Opera Company of
New York
Fraulein
Sophie Traubman
Louise Meisslinger
Emil Fischer
Boston Philharmonic Club
At the Hotels Dinner Horticultural Society Meeting
The sixty first annual Massa chusetts Horticultural Society dinner was held at Young's with thirty members present. KE Beard presided at the after dinner. H Delano led the American Chemical Fibre Association meeting plus routine trade business. A lengthy list follows of latest arrivals at several hotels with many names and cities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Young
KE. L. Beard
H. Delano
American Chemical Fibre Association
Revere
A. G. Lockman
Child
New York
F. M. Small
Portland
N. F. Ham
Rochester
N. H
Edward Jordan
Bangor
J. C
Pierce
Lewiston
William Trimble and Son
Calais
Crawford
C. D. Parkhurst
Nashua
George Hardy
Bar Harbor
F. W. Richardson
Milford
F. C. Emery
F. W. Gilbert
Chicago
Quincy
N. R. Price
O. D. Schultz
D. E. French
Granville
HE. A. Wells
Enfield
N.H
A. H
John Young
N. Y
W. P. Busley
Burlington
N. J
William C. Peirce
Cincinnati
C. B. Shaw
Frank Bomer
Philadelphia
Penn
Tremont
J. E. Worthrop
Essex
L. E. Brookfield
T. A. Galt
Sterling, Ill
H.C. Spinwall
George H. Piet
F. M. Gant
Canton
F. H. Thorp
Bloomington
Charles O. Nason
Salmon Falls
Walter T. Miller
F. D. Richardson
E. A. Waldron
C. d. Wallis
Parker
S—A. F. Rosenbein
St. Louis
H. P. Platt
W. E. Hall
Kansas City
John D. Brown
Sioux City
L. B. Harding
Stamford
Stamford, Conn.; James Kehoe, New York; Jere Dunn
William Smith
Washington, D. C
T. A. Peart
Keene
Arthur A. Cheeney
C. W. Armory
A. Beakes
London
H. A. Wells
Frederick Pickard
Newark
Bank Auction At Volunteer Co operative Bank
At the regular meeting of the Volunteer Co operative Bank at 987 Washington Street last evening, $6000 was sold in four lots at premiums of 5 15 20 and 80 cents. Vice President Delea presided. The officers report heavy money demand by prospective builders in Dorchester. Afterward the directors held a special session to consider a proposed loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteer Cooperative Bank
Washington Street
Delea
Dorchester
Woman Found Dead in Doorway at 44 Stillman Street
Last evening Sergeant Evans of Station 1 found a woman about forty years old in a doorway at 44 Stillman Street who said she belonged in New Bedford. She died before reaching the station. She wore a blue dress with black hair and eyes. The medical examiner was notified and the body sent to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Stillman Street
New Bedford
Two Club Dinners Held In Boston Region
At Young's yesterday two small club dinners were held. The regular Fibre Association met with Mr. C. H. Delano presiding. The sixty-first annual Massachusetts Horticultural Society dinner followed, with about thirty members present and Mr. E. L. Bean in the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s
American Chemical Fibre Association
C. H. Delano
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
E. L. Bean
Dining cars on Union Pacific Overland Route announced
The Union Pacific railway announces new dining cars on its fast trains between Council Bluffs and Denver and between Council Bluffs and Portland. From Aug 18 patrons will receive meals priced at 75 cents each, prepared with market quality. Pullman's Palace Car Company will run the service on these cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railway
Council Bluffs
Denver
Portland, Or
Pullman’s Palace Car Company
Supreme Judicial Court Sets Four Week Rule for Delays
Sept 18 Devens J. reports that equity cases set for merits with parties not ready will trigger a four week non-setdown rule. The court announced future enforcement of this rule to prevent delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Devens
Superior Court Notice for October Trial List
Saturday next is the last day for placing actions on the trial list for the October sittings. This notice urges timely filing to ensure inclusion in the court’s calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Norice
Superior Court Roundup Sears Suffolk County Cases
In Suffolk Superior Court on September 18 Judge Staknes imposed a $5 fine on Patrick H Murray for attempted larceny. The list names multiple file numbers and defendants including LES Como WEE v Burke for liquor law violations and several other cases such as Bowen Dunn McCarty Sweeney Witters Burns Keenan Woodman Blanchard O’Connor O’Brien Keenan breaking and entering and larceny from the person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Suffolk County
Witters
Same
Burns
Keenan
Woodman
Blanchard
O'Connor
O’brien
Searle vs Morrison jury verdict for defendant
Superior Court Middlesex Sept 18 jury found for defendant in Searle v Morrison. Attorneys: D O’Connell for plaintiff F W Qua for defendant. Also John J Harvey assignee v Royal L Stevens for $1830 over alleged false real estate sale inducement in Lowell. Defense denied. trial underway. Other entries include Murphy v Prince Cady v Davis Chapman v Heald McDuffee v Robarge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Lowell
J. Harvey
W. H. Atwood
Murphy
Prince
Cady
Davis
Chapman
Heald
McDuffee
Barge
Superior Court cases in Essex County verdicts and actions
Essex County Superior Court sessions report multiple dockets. Stevens v Richardson verdict for $53 665 on a horse trade. Couillard v St Joseph verdict for defendant on $150 sickness claim. Woodhead v Goss pending trial for tort conversion. Dockets list various pending and noted cases with parties and counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Essex County
Lawrence
Mason
George O. Stevens
James Richardson
Rae
D.C
C.G. Saunders
George L. Weil
Joseph Couillard
L’ Vernon St. Joseph
William F. Bene
John P. Sweeney
U. T. Woodhead
Charles E. Goss
W. L. Thompson
Woodhead
Goss
Nowell
Harrison
Sleeper
Leavitt Et al
Simon
Boston
Kelley
Gifford Milne RR
Shoe
Parker
N. E. Tel. Co & Telephone Co
McGuire and O Mally Case in Municipal Court
James McGuire fined ten dollars and costs after mutual assault with Joh O Mally who was discharged. McGuire appealed and held in two hundred dollars. William Murphy jailed six months for assault and battery. Thomas I Mainey, a common drunkard, jailed six months and held in three hundred dollars for the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams and Forsaith
J.J
James McGuire
Joh O’mally
Ace McGuire
O'Mally
McGuire
William Murphy
House of Industry
Thomas I
Mainey
Common
Somerville Aldermen Confirm 1839 Election Officers
A special meeting of the Somerville Board of Aldermen last evening confirmed the nominations of election officers for 1839. The committee on public property was instructed to furnish each of the seventeen polling places with ten voting shelves or compartments as required by the Australian ballot law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Board of Aldermen
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