Odd Fellows Parade Captures Boston in Grand Display
A Boston Odd Fellows parade drew tens of thousands along a route past the Public Garden and Tremont Street. The procession featured numerous lodges and bands from across the region, with the grand review at Tremont street and a crowd of up to 20,000. Police faced heavy challenges managing the dense, festive crowds and reports noted isolated injuries and pickpockets.
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Temple Place
Washington Street
Summer Street
Tremont
School Street
Boston
O’brien
City Hall
Robinson
State House
Beacon Street
Arlington Street
Whiting
Board of Police
Loyer
Hans Com
Charles A. Bartlett
Odd Fellows
W. Hawthorne
Solomon Bacharach
Abraham Ferdinand
Court Street
P. V. Lucy
Anthony L. Almeda
Weber's
Shuman & Co
Shreve
Crump & Low’s
Meyer Bros
E. B. Sears
No. 59
Broad Street
J. W. Grundy & Co
3Rvevan
A. P. Spitz & Co
J. W. Wiggin
J. H. Ashton
State and Merchants’ Row
John C. Underwood
Brunswick
Bunker Hill
Washington Grand
Charles Currier
Newburyport
Herald Office
Steadman
Winkham
W. H., Reddick
Porter
Messrs
William Pickering
Salem
Joseph Bradbury
Providence
J. F. Stackpole
Porter Associates
Shaft Monument to the Puritan Warrior to be Finished in June
The Standish Monument Association adjourned at the Old South Meeting House electing General Horace B. Sargent as president and naming thirty-three directors with a nine member finance committee led by Alexander H. Rice. They voted to buy the stone and begin laying it early next spring, planning a June capstone, and to seek Congress and state funds for the statue as a government sighting post.
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Standish Monument Association
Old South
Horace B. Sargent
Thomas F. Temple
S. M. Allen
E. 5. Tobey
L. Miles Standish
E.S. Tobey
Edwin Adams
Harrison Loring
Supreme Court Hearing Over Wall Easement Dispute
In a Sept 22 session the Supreme Judicial Court heard Patrick Canning v Patrick Green et al concerning a brick wall along a boundary on Revere Place. The lessee claims an easement by use for support over forty years. defendant contends the wall lies wholly on his land and denies any easement. Attorneys William Gaston and J F Paige appeared for the complainant. Charles D Adams for the defendant.
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W. Allen
J. Patrick Canning
Patrick J. Green
Sylvester Whitney
Revere Place
Green
William Gaston
J. F. Paige
Charles D. Adams
Court clears Bucknam in lime juice case verdict
United States District Court on Sept 22 acquitted George M Bucknam master of the Itonus of failing to supply lime juice or anti scurbutics. Antonio Benton master of the bark Wave faced a like charge with case unfinished. Devens court notes no jury cases for the term.
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George M. Bucknam
J. M. Broune
Antonio Benton
E. L. Barney
Devens
Middlesex Superior Court Docket Items In Replevin Case
Sept 22 judge Blodgett presides in Middlesex Superior Court. Henry A Lord administrator sues Frank M Merrill. verdict for defendant. Parker Kenison vs town of Arlington on trial. Damages claimed for land overflow by water works construction. Charles Robinson Jr for plaintiff. J Elder and J Harvey for defendants.
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Superior Court
Middlesex County
Blodgett
Henry A. Lord
Replevin
Frank M. Merrill
Parker Kenison
Arlington
Charles Robinson, Jr
J. Elder
J. H. Harvey
Can Play Good Ball in New York Game for Boston Nine
Boston nine demonstrated its fielding and batting strength in a New York game yesterday. Nash, Buff, and Sutton led the offense with multiple hits as Boston built a lead, while Wise and Dorgan contributed key plays in the field. New York traded runs through seven innings before Boston pulled away late, with Deasley injured and Richardson swapping to the mound later.
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New York
Boston
Reds
Hornung
Sutton
Nash
Ezra
Sam
Buff
Merrill
Rad
Connor
Welsh
Gillespee
Esterbrook
Wise
Ward
Joe
Richardson
Gerhardt
Gillespie
Dugan
Buffington
Radbourne
Deasley
Finley
Bostons
NEW Yorks
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Rock Poa
O/Connor
So Kok Oy
Gillespielf
Morrill
Rich’son
Radburne
Johnston
Eg Daily
Cs. Oy Ease
Ccs
Dea
Episcopal Convocation Held in Somerville
The 221st Eastern convocation of the Episcopal Diocese met at St Thomas’s Church Union Square Somerville with Rev George Zabriskie Gray presiding. About forty rectors attended and Malden’s St Paul’s was chosen as December meeting place.
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Somerville
Episcopal Diocese
St. Thomas’s Church
Union Square
George Zabriskie Gray
Cambridge Theological School
Shinn
Grace Church
Newton
St. Paul’s Church of Malden
Ryy Ri
George Z. Gray
J. Milton Peck
St. Paul’s Church
Malden
Charles L. Short
Trinity Church
Melrose
Somerville Democratic Caucuses Vote by Ward and Delegates
Voters in Somerville detail ward by ward lists of state and county candidates for the Democratic caucuses. Ward 1 names include Vial Hadley Flynn Cole Kelley and others. Ward 2 lists Rafferty Dewire Sheerin Houley Deady Troveress Elston and more. Ward 3 delegates include Brown Gill Condit Stillson Dickerman Currier Sanborn Grutin Cushing Edlefton Forten. Ward 4 names Rymes Penton Mougan Libby Weld Leutche Trefren Highley Gordon Cotter Mougan.
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Somerville
John Vial
G. H. Hadley
M. J Flynn
Herbert Cole
John Kelley
Morris White
O. McQuade
George McLaughlin
Peter Delliver
J. Allen Flanders
Charles W. Currier
Thomas Carey
Hugh Doherty
William J. Conglin
E. Dwyer
John O’hara
John Fahey
N. Currier
Patrick Rafferty
Timothy C. Dewire
John Sheerin
P. F. Houley
P. Deady
Samuel G. A. Troveress
A. A. Elston
Congressional
Charles S. Lincoln
Oren S. Knapp
G. A. Troyeross
T. C. Dewire
William A. Flaherty
Charles F. Brine
Bernard O'Neil
William McDonough
A. R. Penton
C. A. Mougan
H. Libby
William E. Weld
Bernard Leutche
George W. Trefren
Harry Highley
James B. Lynch
Gustavus Leutche
John Gillis
George A. Gordon
William F. Cotter
Charles A. Mougan
Brown Horatio Faces Trial On Lottery Charge
In Superior Court yesterday Horatio Brown of No 11 Elm Street faced trial on a charge of setting up and promoting a lottery raised by the Law and Order League. The judge ruled that playing policy is not a lottery and Massachusetts laws do not apply to crimes in Kentucky, ordering a verdict of acquittal. About twenty related complaints were dismissed and many defendants left the courtroom rejoicing.
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Horatio Brown
No. 11
Elm Street
Law and Order League
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Portlands Defeat Boston Blues In Close Seventeen Hit Affair
Portland team wins over Boston Blues as Schoeneck Hatfield and O Rourke star. A ninth inning miscue on a ball off a stone allows the Blues their only run. Both teams field well. Madden effective for Portland. Lawrence game follows with similar tight play and standout batting and fielding.
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Portlands
Boston Blues
Schoeneck
Hatfield
O’rourke
Madden
Blues
A. x
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Galligan
Kearns
Murphy
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Shettier
Riley
O’ Rourke
Sullivan
O’connell
Schonk
Shaw
Willis
Mortlands
Atfield
Sheffler
O'Brien and Lovett Win as Lynns Rally Late
Lynn won by piling hits in the final inning. The game featured two-base hits by Lawrences and Lynns, with wild pitches and walks shaping scoring. Umpire Lynch officiated a 2 hour 15 minute contest, showing Lynns 7 strikeouts to Lawrences 5.
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Myers
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Petaly
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Awrences
Lynne
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Lime
Manchester Base Ball Association Eyes 1887 Club and League
Manchester New Hampshire, Sept. 22. A meeting of the Manchester Base Ball Association considered the 1887 season and the need for a better club within means. Directors were authorized to consult Lowell, Lawrence, Concord, Salem and Newburyport for forming a league with lower salaries. Talks indicate Salem Lowell Concord moving toward such a league. A liberal subscription was raised for next season while the current season ends with funds in the treasury.
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Manchester
N. H
Manchester Base Ball Association
Lowell
Lawrence
Concord
Salem
Newburyport
New England
Metropolitan routs Pittsburgh at Staten Island score 7 0
In Staten Island the Metropolitan team defeated the Pittsburgh squad without reply as the score stood 7 to 0. Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 6 to 3 in another game. Newark beat Hartford 9 to 0. Baltimore shut out Cincinnati 11 to 0. Brooklyn defeated Louisville 11 to 3.
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Staten Island
Pittsburgs
Metropolitans
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Athletics
Newark
Newarks
Hartfords
Baltimore
Cincinnatis
Baltimores
Games Today Feature Rival Matchups Across Cities
Jeanne New Yorks visit Boston while Washingtons play Philadelphia. Kansas Citys travel to St Louis and Chicagos meet Detroit. New EnglandBoston duel heads to Portland as Newburyports oppose Haverhill and Brocktons face Lawrence in regional clashes.
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Chicagos
Detroit
Kansas Citys
Jeanne
New Yorks
Boston
Washingtons
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New England
Bostons
Portland
Newburyports
Haverhill
Brocktons
Lawrence
Rioting in Peabody Ends With Arrests and Bail
Proctor's in Protopy reports rioting by striking tanners resumed with 500 in Tremont street. Officers escorting John Osborn faced stoning. Jack Welch arrested for throwing a stone and later bailed for 300 dollars. Shots fired, injuries suspected, crowd dispersed. police remain on alert.
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Goodwin
Jack Wech
English Street
Seelinde
Welch
Edward Cassidy
Dublin
Osborn
Winners of 2:20 Race and 2:32 Class at Franklin Park
The program at Franklin Park SAugus featured Kitty YY and Sam F winning two heats in the 2:20 event after a chilly afternoon. In the 2:32 class Sam F. swept three straight heats with rivals Owenee Beachmont Lucy M. and Rex contesting each phase, while Nina Hiram H. T. L. D. George Jones and others ran for positions. A prior 2:37 race was postponed due to fading light.
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Franklin Park
Belle Dorr
Miss Monroe
Long John
Kitty Y
Sam F
Beachmont
Owenee
Lucy M
Nina
Hiram H
George Jones
Joe
Rex
Onawa
Helen Wilkes
Joe S
Saugus
J. O. Snow
Bik
M. Kitty
Pel Gia Ek
T. D. Marsh
B. m. Belle
C. Monroe
G. m
MR Roce
Charles Yapp
G. Long
Stone
J. Reid Ng
Northern Baltes
Soeur
W. B. Smith
M. J. Stone
G. Sam F
Br. G. Beachmont
C. E. Mosher
B. m. Owenee
J. Bowen
B. m. Lacy
Marsh
M. Roxy
Hi. L. Morrison
B. G. Peter A
Knights of Labor Stand Firm in Leather War
Salem September 22 District Assembly 77 Knights of Labor issues a manifesto after urging unity against leather manufacturers. The board cites national board support and persistent demand for recognition, arguing the manufacturers refuse to negotiate with an organized body and the struggle will last, with members ready to test strength of the Manufacturers' Association.
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Salem
District Assembly
Knights of Labor
Phenix Hall
National Executive Board
The
National Board
District Board
Manufacturers’ Association
Hart
Thor
Clay pigeon shoot winners and fall rifle meeting set
Warnut Hinn Sept 22 reports a clay pigeon shoot with diamond and sweepstake matches. Stanton Nichols Swift and Snow won prizes A C D. Wilson won F in the visitors' match. M. R. A. directors plan a fall riflemen meeting Oct 7 8 9. Prize lists detail multiple events and placings among Stanton Swift Nichols Sanborn Wilson Warren Lawson.
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Warnut Hinn
Stanton
Nichols
Swift
Snow
Wilson
Sanborn
Warren
Low
Lawson
Mayflower and Gala to Race Off Marblehead Friday
It is nearly certain that the Mayflower and Gala tea will race off Marblehead on Friday, with the steamer Nantasket starting from Rowe's wharf to offer limited seating and a chance to witness the contest.
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Marblehead
Rowe’s Wharf
The Famous Cutter Huron Sold to Yacht Club Members
The cutter Huron, famed as the fastest in her class and designed and owned by the late William Gray Jr., was sold to Messrs Be Broodgood and Edward Kelly and will be enrolled in the New York Yacht Club. She sailed for New York yesterday, where she will be stripped and laid up for the season.
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William Gray, Jr
Messrs
Be Broodgood
Edward Kelly
New York Yacht Club
New York
Mikado ticket sales open at Globe Theatre box office
Box office sales for the grand production of The Mikado at Globe Theatre begin Friday morning. Other items note a union meeting at Reformed Episcopal Church Dartmouth street at 8 15. A concert seat auction at Boston Theatre is also announced and a baby found on the Common is taken to station. An ordination for Rev Hale’s son as associate pastor at South Congregational Church is planned for Oct 14.
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C. W. Sawyer
Reformed Episcopal Church
Dartmouth Street
Boston
Station 4
E. E. Hale
D.D
South Congregational Church
Union Park Street
Wedding at First Methodist Church Somerville
The First Methodist Church on Wesley squares Somerville hosted a fashionable society wedding last evening as Mr Charles L Holt married Miss Emma L Pray. The ceremony, led by Rev J W Hamilton shortly after 8 o'clock, drew a full church with ushers William E Plummer William D Sullivan William L Harris Marshall H Cushing Walter S Barnes Jr Herbert T Allen Charles Stoddard and Alfred R Kerr.
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Wesley Squares
Somerville
Charles L. Holt
Emma L. Pray
J. W. Hamilton
William E. Plummer
William D. Sullivan
Willian LL Harris
Marshall H. Cushing
Walter 5. Barnes, Jr
Herbert T. Allen
Charles Stoddard
Alfred R. Kerr
Morey Lectures on Boston Kidnapping and State Abuse
Maurice Morey spoke at New Era Hall to Terra-Novian Society on how citizens are kidnapped and robbed in the name of the state. He described his own arrest for criminal libel, cited the Tewksbury horror, and urged public vindication and redress amid applause.
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New Era
Maurice Morey
Terra-Novian Society
Boston
Commonwealth
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