City Notes on Races Parades and Lectures
The Beacon Park stallion race was postponed to Monday and Franklin Park races defer reduced to today due to yesterday's bad weather. Waterman upholds Merrill on the U S Credit System Company of Newark barred from operating in the state as an insurance business. Boston police parade Oct 15 drill details at Station 16 with two bands and Superintendent Small leading. Captains Goodwin Hemenway and Cain assign color company roles. Chamber of Commerce mourns Charles E. Raymond of Cambridge. Star course ends except one concert as Beethoven Club and notable Boston musicians perform Dec 16. Max O'Rell to lecture. An official map of Boston's horse and electric streetcar system is released by H G Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Franklin Park
Saugus
Waterman
Merrill
United States Credit System Company of
Newark
N. J
Boston
Station 16
Small
Goodwin
South Boston
Hemenway
Cain
Chamber of Commerce
Charles E. Raymond
Cambridge
Beethoven Club
Schumann Club
Allston
E. Humphrey Allen
Gertrude Edmonds
George W. Parker
Clarence J. Hay
Max O’rell
H. G. Collins
Federal Street
Political Manuyrnings and Election Officer Instructions
Estimates of strength by managers of the Brackett faction claim 714 delegates and control of the nomination. Boston caucus results meet expectations as Brackett gains strong support, with Arlington headquarters tracking county figures. Secretary of State Peirce issues detailed election instructions to registrars, town clerks, and inspectors on nomination papers, voter lists, ballot handling, check-lists, and polling place conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett
Brackett
Mr. Brackett
Clark
Boston
Arlington Man
Peirce
Republican State central committee names resolutions panel
The Republican State central committee appointed a resolutions committee for the State convention on Sept. 25. Chair is Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge. Members at large include Hon. JohniB Long, Hon. A. A. Putnam, Hon. Timothy G. Spaulding, and Hon. John S. Brayton. Districts 1 through 11 list various honored members including Stetson, Harris, Dewey, Wellington, Tower, Converse, Hale, Allen, Wade, Hoar, and Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
N Hant
Johnib Long
Blaghem
A. A. Putnam
Uxbridge
Imothy G. Spaulding
Northampton
John S. Brayton
Fall River
Thomas M. Stetson
New Bedford
Robert O. Harris
East Bridgewater
Henry
Dewey
Boston
Fred A. Wellington
William A. Tower
Lexington
Hlisna
Converse
Malden
Willard J. Hale
N Pemeee
Charles H. Allen
Lowell
Levi C. Wade
Newton
George ¥. Hoar
Worcester
Rodney Wallace
Fitchburg
Jewett lieutenant governorship tied to long county rule
A Lowell man traces colonial precedent showing Governor and Lieutenant Governor never shared a county and argues Jewett cannot seek the Lt Governor post if he seeks Governor. The rule, said to span over 250 years, shapes the party’s federalist calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett
Lowell
Extending the Chinese Wall Across Canadian Boundary
Ottawa Ont Sept 19 Six or more customs houses are to be established on the Canadian side of the international boundary between the western boundary of Manitoba and the Rocky Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Manitoba
Rocky Mountains
YACHT RACING OFF NEWPORT RESULTS AND INCIDENTS
Newport R I Sept 19 The first two special races off Newport were failed due to strong winds. Titania and Bedouin led the big yacht class after late starts and reefed sails. Liris suffered a broken mast, Gorilla and Papoose posted top times, Titania won the Morgan cup and Gorilla captured the Morgan prize with Papoose taking the second prize. A schooner in distress was rescued by Captain Dodge and crew from Block Island.
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Newport
R. 1
Titania
Bedouin
Gorilla
Liri
Papoose
Ava
Perie
Wizard
Reliance
Mignon
Mariquita
Liris
Varuna
Lady Evelyn
Leeward
Lirus
Litania
Be Tng
Vitania
Jitania
M.S
H. M.S. Titania
Eee
Edouin
Faticc
Scineverrhe
Moosa
Tomboy
Kathleen
Bantam
Diamond
Lemuel Dodge
Block Island
Ocean View
Aeso
Henry Clay
Ellsworth
Hoboken
Commodore Forbes
Fair Haven
Regatta Committee
New York
Iris
Minerva
Tom Sloane
Sloane
Schooner Alfin Damaged Off Provincetown
Schooner Alfin from Marblehead to New York broke her mainboom and tore mainsail near Provincetown on Sept 19. Sloop Idler arrived from Boothbay for Philadelphia, and schooner Vesta from Plymouth for New York were also noted as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfin
Provincetown
Marblehead
New York
Idler
Boothbay
Philadelphia
Vesta
Plymouth
Verena Wins Three Prizes in Five Starts
Letter to the editor reports Verena has captured first prize in three of five starts with events dated June 17 July 4 and September 5. The correspondent, J Arthur Beebe, asks correction of a misstatement printed in the paper on the 17th inst. to the Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Beebe
Nationalist Club Address Endorsed by Boston Figures
A public note declares the Nationalist Club address to Massachusetts citizens on statehouse corruption is supported by members who oversaw its drafting. It condemns 1889 legislature actions favoring corporations and cites the Danvers electric light bill and other measures as examples of needed reform. Boston, Sept. 17, 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationalist Club
Sir
Massachusetts
State House
Danvers
Edward Bellamy
W. D. P. Briss
Pitio
W. Sprague
Edward E. Hae
QO. P. Gifford
Francis Bellamy
Boston
Errors of the "Senators" Ended by Cold Weather in Washington
Boston defeated Washington in an eight inning game called due to cold weather. Poor Senators defense allowed unearned runs in the first inning and three more scoring in the second, giving Boston a decisive lead as Haddock and Clarkson pitched effectively. Unclear final score and line data reflect the chaotic, unclosed contest with multiple misplays and a request to finish early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Senators
Haddock
Clarkson
A. Irwin
Wise
Wilmot
City Hall Law Makers Approval of 500000 Loan
The committee of the whole report on a 500000 city loan for various municipal needs was approved by the Aldermen and referred to a special committee. The funds are to fund streets, fire, cemeteries, schools, sewers, and public works with certificates due July 1, 1809.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermanic
Board of Aldermen
Urywvsk
Boston
Park Square
West Street Gate
Park Street
Fire Department
Mt. Howe Cemetery
Meridian Street
Sewir
South Cove
Dudley Street
Prince District
Glen Round
J. Preeee
Bunker Hill
H Street
Quincy Street
Albany Street
Troy Street
B.& Alr
Tremont Street
Temple Place
Market Street
Salem Street
Ward
Story
G Street
Green Street
Bowdoin Square
Chamberg Street
Washington Street
Ashland Street
Dedham
Wrest Sacond Street
Rusaway Buyoos
Dorchester Avenue
Tth
Smith Street
Sixth Street
Etreets
Ccs
Ceet
Iekes Ae
Athens Street
Buttonwood Street
Warren Street
Seu St
Ldotulph
Symphony Ticket Buyers At Winter Street Alley Sale
Crowds gathered near Music Hall as Henry W. Jackson sold Saturday evening Symphony tickets. Bidders pursued $12 seats with premiums from 25 cents to 40 dollars amid a cold damp scene. Notable attendees included Endicott, Cobb, Bigelow, Shaler, Thorndike and others. police kept order.
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Winter Street
Music Hall
Henry W. Jackson
Symphony
Boston
Ellis
William Endicott, Jr
Samuel ©. Cobb
Henry J. Bigelow
N.S. Shaler
Lothrop Thorndike
Professor Whitney
B. J. Lang
George L. Ostood
John K. Paine
H. M. Rogers
Charles P. Curtis
A. Steinert Sullivan
A. Sargent
Gamaliel Bradford
Louis Curtis
John ‘T. Morse, Jr
Samuel Johnson
Corps of Police
Boston grounds afternoon actors-reporters game promises sharp work
Captain McIntosh of the former nine says they have beaten New York and seek another win over Boston. Umpires include George Marion and John F. Dever with John Morrill refereeing. Misses Russell Rice Urquhart and Lucette prize players for batting, fielding, runs and first home run. Shorty Healy acts as special police. A 100 yard race precedes the game between Egbert McGibben and McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
McIntosh
New York
Press Club
Bosworth Street
George Marion
Dockstader’s Company
John F. Dever
Shorty”? Healy
The
Dockstader Minstrels
Egbert McGibben
Baseball Scores From City Stadium Card
At Worcester Worcester s 1 New Havens 0. At Philadelphia Athletics 12 Brooklyn s 0. At Columbus Baltimores 4. At Kansas City St Louis 13 Kansas Citys. At Louisville Louisvilles 8 Cincinnatis 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Worcesters
New Havens
Philadelphia
Louisville
Louisvilles
Cincinnatis
Northampton Bank awards Damon Safe protection contract
The Northampton National Bank of Northampton Massachusetts, robbed January 25 1876 of securities exceeding one million dollars, awards Damon Safe Company of Boston a large burglar proof protection contract for a new bank building after an exhaustive review. The decision favors Damon on merit with cost secondary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton National Bank of
Northampton
Mass
Damon Safe Company
Boston
Damon Construction
Cambridge School Board Adopts Salaries and Educational Orders
The Cambridge School Board approved principal salaries of 620 and assistants at 520, ordered Brackett squares for upper classes, sought two rooms in Brattle square for evening drawing, provided models for primary classes, and concrete around Latin School. Textbook changes and salary increases were tabled or referred, sewing added for schools, and several teacher transfers were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge School Board
Brackett’s
Montgomery
Berard’s
Johnson
Keep
Orcutt
Hildreth
Boston University opens liberal arts college with 250 attendees
Boston University College of Liberal Arts opened yesterday morning in the chapel with over 250 present, nearly 100 entering. President Warren read scriptures, Rev Nichols offered prayer, and Warren and Coit delivered opening addresses on aims, lifelong learning, and balanced study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Warren
Nichols
Coit
Gynecological Addresses Mark Closing Session of Meeting
The last session of the American Gynecological Society convened with Drs. Gehrang Boldt Maury Warren Sawyer and Kollock delivering exhaustive papers on gynecology therapeutics. An afternoon segment featured essays by Ashby Johnstone Sutton Dudley Polk Baker Goodman and tributes to the deceased J B Hunter and Ellwood Wilson. The fourteenth annual conclave adjourned to meet in September 1890 at Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Gynecological Society
E. C. Gehrang
St. Louis
H. J. Boldt
New York
R. B. Maury
Memphis
Edward Warren Sawyer
Chicago
Cornelius Kollock
Cheraw
A. A. Ashby
Baltimore
A. W. Johnstone
Kentucky
R. Stanbury Sutton
Pittsburg
E. Co. Dudley
William M. Polk
William F. Baker
John Goodman
Louisville
J. B. Hunter
Ellwood Wilson
Philadelphia
H. C. Coe
William N. Parish
Buffalo, N. Y
Awards Mark Horticultural Hall Show With Plants and Flowers
The Horticultural Hall display closes at 9 30 tonight after a strong showing this year. Prizes awarded yesterday include vase of flowers won by Miss 5 W Story second to Mrs A D Wood third to Mrs KE M Gill. Additional gratuities go to W E Doyle Lannewell Fisher Bros N J Kidder and Dr C G Weld for plants to M C Strong for cut foliage and shrubs to Benjamin Grey table of plants and water lilies to H H Hunnewell and L W Goodell water lilies to James F Marble liliputian dahlias to John Parker W C Winter George S Puttie Macey Randall Temple Beard dahlias to H H Hunnewell tuberous begonias and cut flowers to C W Galloupe vase of roses and pinks to Joseph Clark two vases of anemones and chrysanthemums to J F Hyde asters native and hybrid to George Hollis native asters to Mrs E M Gill cutflowers to Mrs P D Richards wild flowers. A silver medal goes to H H Hunnewell for well grown dracenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
W. Story
A. D. Wood
KE. M. Gill
W. E. Doyle
Hall
Lannewell
Fisher Bros
N. J. Kidder
Dr. C.G. Weld
W. C. Strong
Benjamin Grey
H. H. Hunnewell
L. W. Goodell
James F. Marble
John Parker
W. C. Winter
George
Prisoners Resume Work at South Boston House of Correction
South Boston correctional insurrection quelled with about sixty men involved. Colonel Whiton says disturbance exaggerated and reports inmates returning to work quietly. Meat quality deemed safe by officials and sent to commissioners for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston House of Correction
Colonel Whiton
Post
Institution
Harvey assignee v Stevens trial in Middlesex Superior Court
In Middlesex Superior Court on September 19 Judge Brighton presiding Harvey as assignee appears for the plaintiff with J J Harvey and W Atwood for the defense The docket lists cases 4004 Murphy v Prince 4444 Cady v Davis 14520 Chapman v Heald 4246 McDuffes v Robarge with adr adv entries.
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Superior Court
Middlesex County
Briigham
C.J
Harvey
Stevens
J.J. Harvey
W. Atwood
Murphy
Prince
Cady
Davis
Chapman
Law cases and verdicts in Essex Superior Court
In Essex County Law actions dated Sept 19, Mason J presides. Verdict for plaintiff for 266.04 in Woodhead versus Goss. Damages sought by Maloney in Chase case. Jury deliberating in the injury suit arising from alleged ice incident. Multiple docket entries list cases against Goss, Chase, Sullivan, and others in Haverhill and surrounding jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Lawrence
Mason
U. T. Woodhead
Charles E. Goss
John P. Sweeney
W. L. Thompson
Jeremiah Maloney
Benjamin W. Chase
Haverhill
Notable Guests Attend Social Whitman Events at Boston Hotels
Railroad official C E McPherson hosts Prince Dhuleep Singh at the Boston Tavern while Company A Forty-seventh Massachusetts Volunteers hold their ninth reunion at Crawford House with Colonel Marsh as honorary guest. A long list of guests arrives, including Mr and Mrs Richards Denver. Dr Townsend New York. G A Armon Chicago. Mr and Mrs Townsend New York. J J French Gloucester. J N Williams Charleston. A Dunn Philadelphia. and many others from cities such as Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Portland, and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. McPherson
Prince Dhuleep Singh
India
Boston
Company A
Forty-sventh Regiment of
Massachusetts Volunteers
Crawford House
Colonel Marsh
Thorndike
G. B. Richards
Denver
Col
Edmund W. Tryer
New York
Whitmore
Calvert Younley
Pittsburg
Penn
Thomas E. Evins
South Carolina
Josiah M. Fiske
Newport
Charles _B. Fiske
Palmer
John S. Maclennan
Toronto
George B. Safford
Skowhegan
C. É. Boyle
Alleghany
J. L. Frank
Chicago
E. T. Montgomery
Jackson
Miss
Sorley
Montreal
Suffolk Superior Court Docket Sept 19 Violations and Cases
The Suffolk County Superior Court on September 19 lists multiple cases led by Judge Ellen O'Brien. Violations include liquor law offenses with fines and costs, larceny from the person, breaking and entering, and gaming. Notable entries name Commonwealth v. Dyer and others as parties in separate dockets with varied outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Suffolk County
Staknes
Ellen O’brien
Commonwealth
Dyer
Same
Dunn
Waters
Burns
Keenan
Woodman
Blanchard
O'Connor
O’brien
Rankin
Gilmore
Shepard
Calendar of Adjourned Meetings for Friday September 20
Friday September 20 calendar lists adjourned third meetings for numerous individuals and firms including Cecelia F Gustine Girsch Co and Louisa McCall. It also notes adjourned second meetings for several others and first meetings for listed creditors and petitioners with hearings and examinations scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleman Whelan
Cecelia F. Gustine
Girsch & Co
Jennie H. Bowker
Thomas F. Maney
Piaul Sears
James Clair & Co
Louisa M. McCall
Emery W. Smith
Rand Avery Co
George F. Sears
Robert F. Liper
Mary J. Maney
Jacob Cohen
James H. Howard
Florence E. Jelden
John F. Sweetser
E. J. Clark & Co
John L. K. Pratt
George L. Young
Ernest D. Black
Charles B. Gardner
George E. Evans
George W. Thayer
Patrick Gallagher
Albert L. Churchill
Johnn O'Connor
Mary F. Maney
Municipal Court Dockets Include Thefts And Drunkenness
In municipal court on Sept 19 Adams and Forsaitn and James O'Brien faced charges of receiving stolen goods in a case continued for $200. Ernest Hewett’s larceny case for a pin valued at $30 from Percival Howe was continued. Edward Kelly, a motorist, was fined $5 for drunkenness and $10 for refusing to move when told by an officer. Margaret Kenney was discharged on an assault charge, as was Timothy Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams and Forsaitn, Jr
James O’brien
Ernest Hewett
Percival Howe
Edward Kelly
Margaret Kenney
Timothy Daly
Women in Council addresses at Charlestown church
The ward and city committee of women voters met at Monument Square Methodist Church in Charlestown. Speakers argued for Catholic and public school tensions, urging unity and education while warning against Rome influence, liquor traffic, and immorality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women IN Council
Ward and
City Committee of Women Voters
Monument Square Methodist Church
Charlestown
EF. Trask Hill
Ela
Chelsea
A. Plumb
Roxbury
Archbishop Williams
Baltimore
Lobey
Miss Tobey
Church of
Funeral Services for Charlies F Holland Held at Home
Charlies F Holland's funeral was held at his residence 58 Broadway Someville with many friends attending. Rev Mr Ross of Franklin Street Congregational Church conducted the service as the church choir performed. Floral tributes came from lodges and the Boston Chamber of Commerce. He was buried in Milton. The wife of Somerville police officer James Foley was also buried, after a service at St. Joseph's Church Union Square, with interment at Woburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies F. Holland
Broadway
Someville
Frinds
Mr. Ross
Franklin Street Congregational Church
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Milton
James Foley
Somerville
St. Joseph’s Church
Union Square
Woburn
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Rochester
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Portland
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H.C. Gerhart
Clarksville
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Francistown
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Revere
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H.C. Hahle
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James L. Beene
John Longley
Albany
N. Y
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Troy
B. Wharton
W.C. French
Brooklyn
Royal Leakig Powder Co
Wall Street, N. Y
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Elizabeth
Durgin
John J. Piper
Josiah J. Bachelder
Dowley & Proctor
J. Tyler Hicks & Co
Joshua Brothers
Andrew G. Weeks
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