Football Difference Chapman Retorts and Boston Board
The piece centers on George W. Chapman a private detective who rails at Boston police leadership after a license revocation summons. He accuses the board of unfair star chamber style action and promises legal redress while asserting proofs will show his innocence. The note ends with his license being canceled and Chapman’s Houston address dated Sept 28 1891.
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George W. Chapman
L. W. Moore
Board of Police
City of
Boston
Star Chamber
Jawand
Massachusetts
Grerce W. Chapman
Houston
The Tremont Theatre Revival of She Stoops to Conquer
A careful critique of Mr. Robson’s revival notes strong scenery and period detail but finds Tony Lumpkin overdone, the lead too modern, and the cast mixed. It lauds Woodward and Boucicault for partial native feel while faulting the production’s fidelity to Goldsmith’s era and overall impact.
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Goldsmith
Stuart Robson
Jefferson
Florence
Tremont Theatre
Hood
Hoop
Tenmyson
Hord
Robson
England
Paris
Theatre Francais
Mr. Robson
Tony Lumpkin
Oliver Goldsmith
Chicago
Syracuse
Tony Lumpkins
Woodward
Aubrey Boucicault
Marlowe
Miss Waldron
Miss Hardcastle
Miss Busby
Giants Belittled Selee Men Gain On Anson
The Boston Red Sox dominated a lackluster game against the New York Giants at the South End, extending their two-week winning streak. Boston’s bats, led by Nash Long and Brodie, produced most of the offense while Giants pitchers struggled. umpire Lynch’s calls stood firm as Boston scored repeatedly across innings.
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South End
Bostons
Giants
Boston
Tiernan
Coughlin
Selee
Buckley
Burrill
Nichols
Gore
Bennett
Nash
Long
Brodie
Richardson
Stoyey
Glasscock
Leng
Bassett
Lowe
O'Rourke
Vanny
Whistler
Jack Glasscock
Stovey
Jodie
Richardson Tscorea
New Yorks
Lynch
Bostan
New York
R. Gulpo
BHLPO
A. Fs Jong
Palowr
Hassett
Brovey
Oltiernan
Rich
Ib Nash
Wu'korke LE
Jucker
Owe
Okaornil
Dita—Stovey
Hrodle
Jong
Tucker
Iiisacovk
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O’rourke
lLowe
Iore
Whistier
Harrill
Deuvle
Quinn
Glasse
Jime
A. A
Athletics
Phiraphrinma
Athetics
Burlinton
O’brien
Piwaderg
Cesar Sesetenrd
Lamveig
Ty Fi
Milwaukee
Louisville
Dwyee
Vaughn
Stratton
Brigers
Letcher
Carney
Grim
Hurke
Canavan
Balla
Dwyer
Jennings
Taylor
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N. L
Pittsburg
Pittspurg
Miller
Severeeeerl
Puulsoute
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Pittenburg
King
rang—Cincinnatii
Mullane
Harrington
Halligan
Latham
Vittsburg
Hanton
McPhee
Lathan
McWhee
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Kierbauer
Beckley
Hurst
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Eastern Park
Ward
Phillies
Gleason
Griffin
Hamilton
Cece Cee
OO Gost
Fouts
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Hmrown
Collins
Denny
Myers
Daly
Burns
Grima
Foutz
Ely
Pinckney
Brown
David Orr
Cleveland
Chicago
Hutchinson
Cooney
Leeuwen
Syoseeeeed
Young
Doyle
Hutchingen
Schriyer
Wilmot
Burkett
Dahlen
Anson
Pfeffer
Fliat
Empire
Lower Fares Urged by Boston & Maine Riders
Citizens from Somerville Medford Winchester and Woburn urged the Rapid Transit Commissioners to cut local fares expand car and rapid transit capacity. Speakers pressed for cheaper quicker service either via elevated or electric lines and possible new routes with tunnels discussed. A Wednesday hearing was set to address Western division riders from Malden Melrose and Medford.
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Rapid Transit
Lowell
Boston & Maine Railroad
Somerville
Medford
Winchester
Woburn
John E. Fitzgerald
James B. Richardson
Kingsley
Alexander Grant
Board of Trade
James Skinner
Boston & Maine
Fitzgerald
George Buchanan
Richardson
Lowell Road
Buchanan
Mr. Fitzgerald
Boston
Williams
Gorhamdale
London
James Russell
The
Boston Railway Company
Emery
Malden
Melrose
Weather Indications and Forecast for New England
The weather today in New England will be fair and hot with southerly winds. Tonight continues fair, with a chance of showers Wednesday and a shift to cooler westerly winds. Forecast notes area-wide clouds and rain in Detroit to Knoxville regions, with variable temperatures and notable barometric readings.
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New England
Lower Lakes
Virginia
Chicago
Duluth
Knoxville
Atlanta
Wilmington
Savannah
Washington
Oregon
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
St. Paul
North Dakota
South Dakota
Mississippi
New York
Boston
Vermont
Portland
Maine
New Hammsshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Crusaders' Day Prompts Pledges And New Members
Yesterday in Arouut Town a large gathering of Women’s Christian Temperance Union members wore white ribbons and temperance badges to sign pledges and recruit new members. The General Theological Library committee elected new members including Revs. Charles A. Ketcham and E. Sturgis D.D. and William B. Murdock and Thomas W. Bicknell. First Congregational Church Ashburnham became a perpetual member. A laborer Joseph Parks fell four stories in Park Square, near L. P. Hollander Co., and was seriously injured, taken to Carnay Hospital.
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Crusaders
Women's Christian ‘Temperance ’Union
General Theological Library
Charles A. Ketcham
E. Sturgis
D.D
Hospitals Compared Show Boston Care Versus European Rigor
A Boston physician abroad sends a letter praising Boston hospitals and schools as the flower of civilization, contrasting them with the sterner discipline of German and French institutions. The note, addressed to City Hospital trustee Mr. A Shuman, defends hospital investigations and stresses public support.
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Shuman
City Hospital
Boston
A. Shuman
Sam
Germany
France
Davin W. Churever
M.D
Southampton
Eng
City Missionary Work Highlights Summer Efforts
The City Missionary Society reports strong summer activity with the Fresh Air Fund distributing 42 172 street car tickets 2 616 harbor tickets and 7 612 persons enjoying day trips or country visits. RoseMary Cottage welcomed 216 mothers and children in Eliot Maine. In July and August the group logged 6 208 visits including 727 to the sick 10 funerals 251 meetings 62 children to Sunday schools 66 helped to find work and aid in 624 cases of want among the worthy poor.
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City Missionary
City Missionary Society
Fresh Air Fund
Rosemary Cottage
Eliot
Townsend Flint Wedding in Brookline Ceremony at First Parish
Miss Gertrude Flint, daughter of Edward A. Flint of Walnut Street Brookline wed Dr. Charles W Townend Boston at First Parish Unitarian Brookline at noon yesterday The Rev H N Brown officiated Best man was William Townsend brother of groom Maid of honor Sarita Flint Bridesmaids Margaret Chapin Elizabeth Winsor Ushers Algernon Coolidge Jr Robert W Lovett Edward Reynolds Roger Tileston Henry Ware John Flint Bride given away by William P Flint Reception held at bride’s mother's residence
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Gertrude Flint
Edward A. Flint
Walnut Street
Brookline
Charles W.townsend
Boston
First Parish
Rookline
H. N. Brown
William Townsend
Sarita Flint
Margaret Chapin
Elizabeth Winsor
Tennis doubles prelims at Dorchester High School
Dorchester High School tennis doubles preliminaries began on campus with solid play. McLaughlin Chipman defeated Dwyer Kelley 4 6, 6 3, 6 3 as Breckenridge Foster beat Hurd Swan in a clean match. play resumes Wednesday at 2:30.
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Dorchester High School
McLaughlin-Chipman
Dwyer-Kelley
McLaughlin
Dwyer
J. McLaughlin
J. Chipman
J. Dwyer
Somerville School Board Elects Teachers and Resigns
The Somerville School Board met with President Dickerman presiding. Annie M. Vrenich was elected elocution and literature teacher at Somerville High School for 500 dollars yearly. Allie Hood, Nellie Boynton, and Elizabeth Boardman were elected at Highland, Forster, and Cedar Street schools. resignations of Mabel Clarke and N A Knowlton accepted. Normal readers set for fourth grade. Military drill suspended after City Council refused to provide guns.
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Somerville School Board
Dickerman
Annie M. Vrenich
Allie M. Hood
Highland School
Nellie A. Boynton
Forster School
Elizabeth G. Boardman
Cedar Street
Mabel 8. Clarke
Elegant Pullman trains run daily Boston to Long Island City
The elegant new solid Pullman sleepers and coaches on the New York & New England route between Boston Boston and Long Island City via New York receive widespread praise. Trains depart the cities at 11 pm and arrive at 7 am. fare is $6.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Long Island City
New England
Judith Sard Judith Rhea at Globe in Boston Review
Mademoiselle Rhea stars as Judith with William Harris in a Boston first of Sigmund B. Alexander's play Judith a Daughter of Israel. The drama unsettles, with thin construction and one note characters, though Rhea's charm is noted as the audience applauded the author and performer.
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Mademoiselle Rhea
Judith
Globe Theatre
William Harris
Sigmund B. Alexander
Boston
Israel
Edgar Woolcot
Woolcot
Paul
Abraham Aaronson
Uncle Abraham
Mr. Alexander
Chicago
Mrs. Craig
Alexander
Daniel Chat
Daniel Deronda
Rhea
Harris
Walton
Mr. Dunbar
Gracie Sherwood
Mile. Rhea
Dorothy's Dilemma in a German Play Adaptation
Miss Rose Coghlan, a clever actress with noted limitations, is compelled to resort to a poor German play already staged in America and adapt it to her needs. If material is scarce as excuse, then the local dramatist must respond with fresh work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Rose Coghlan
Grand Opera House Notes on This Week’s Attractions
The Grand Opera House presents Natural Gas as a repeat attraction, a farce of mixed reception. At the Museum, Yo Earlie Trouble runs its final week with The Schoolmistress to follow, while The Old Homestead enjoys peak popularity at the Boston Theatre. The Park tickets for The County Fair with Alr. Neil Burgess are selling eight weeks ahead. DeWolf Hopper debuts at the Globe Theatre with Wang at Broadway, then Robson's The Merchant, and Rudolph Aronson’s opera season at Tremont features Indigo and Cavalieria Rusticana. Margaret Mather at the Globe opens a broader repertory on Act. 5, with Nance added to the bill and Romeo and Juliet staged, plus Leah soken, The Lady of Lyons, and Medea in farewell alongside Nance Oldfield.
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Grand Opera House
Alr
Neil Burgess
New York
Rudolph Aronson
Opera Company
New York Casino
Tremont Theatre
Johann Strauss
Casino
Pietro Mascagni
Margaret Mather
Charles Heade
Nance
Miss Mather
Oldfield
Forsoken
Nance Oldfield
Reception for Robert Treat Paine at Wells Memorial Hall
A reception honors Robert Treat Paine president of Wells Memorial Institute for Workingmen and the People's Institute at Wells Memorial Hall 987 Washington Street on Wednesday evening Sept 30 at 8 o'clock FE. M. Chamberlin will give the address of welcome Paine recently returned from overseas travel will speak on points of interest and labor conditions in Europe A musical program is planned.
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Robert Treat Paine
Wells Memorial Institute For
People’s Institute
Wells Memorial Hall
Washington Street
FE. M. Chamberlin
Paine
Wiil
Europe
Savin Hill Yacht Club Considers Constitutional Amendments
A special Savin Hill Yacht Club meeting last evening approved several amendments to the club constitution. An attempt to admit L M Clark of the Massachusetts Yacht Club was postponed since it was not included in the call.
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Savin Hill Yacht Club
L. M. Clark
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Body of Nettles found in East Cambridge pond
The body of J. F. Nettles was recovered from a pond at East Cambridge after a horse and wagon had been found there the day before. Governor Russell, Mayor Matthews and other officials will attend the Food and Health Exposition opening in Grand Yale next Monday at 3 pm.
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Nettles
J. F. Nettles
Cambridge
Russell
Matthews
Grand Yall
West End Horse Power Expansion at Albany Street Power House
Officials from the West End Street Railway and Rapid Transit Commissioner Fitzgerald witnessed the first test of a 2000-horsepower triple expansion engine. The plant aims for a total 34 000 horsepower with 26 000 from engines and 8000 from the Cambridge station, enabling 1700 long cars daily. A trial of oil bearing new cars was conducted, with upcoming use on the Chestnut Hill and Jamaica Plain lines.
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West End Street Railway Company
Thomsone Houston
Fitzgerald
Albany Street
U Cambridge
Central Station
Cambridge
Chestnut Hill
Jamaica Plain Line
Libel for provisions. schooner Vought case verdict
United States District Court issues decree for libellant 275 33 with interest in a Boston voyage lien dispute. Grocer furnished provisions to Caroline Vought for a fishing voyage, vessel chartered by master. libellant wins lien on vessel. Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk reports Abram S Foss will of testator and executor dispute. grandson contest based on alleged unsound mind and undue influence.
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United States District Court
Nason
J. Charles W. Brundage
Boston
T. H. Russell
T. J. Morrison
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Ss
Lathrop J. Abram S. Foss
William A. Foss
Probate Court
Suffolk County
Abram S. Foss
Appellee
Dabney
B. Hall
B. Hall For Appellant
R. M. Morse, Jr
Morton, Jr
Court appoints receivers in Order of the Golden Grail suits
In Suffolk Massachusetts the Fifth Session on Sept 28 before Judge BisHor. On motion for many plaintiffs in different suits against the Order of the Golden Grail the court appointed Joseph L Bennett receiver W B Gale J Bennett and H Whipple for various plaintiffs with J O Sheppard for defendant.
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Superior Court
Suffolk
BisHor
Joseph L Bennett
W. B. Gale
J. Bennett
8. Whipple
J. O. Sheppard
Probate court rulings on wills and administrations
Probate records list wills allowed for Elizabeth Olmstead Hannah Coolidge Haponah Burke and others. Administrations granted for Charles Hubbard Martina Meyers Charles Hibbard Joseph Hambleton Arthur Bradford Mary Armstrong Catherine Crowley among many others. Essex county entries name George Merrill and David Perley as having wills proved, with numerous estate inventories filed including values for Samuel Jaffrey Joseph Brown John Hoyt.
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MckKitt
J. Wills
Elizabeth C. Olmstead
Hannah M
Arthur R. Bradford
Mary Ann Armstrong
Catherine Crowley
Clara Plumer
Hannah A. Brown
Sarah H. Smith
Michael McCarthy
John Clarke
Catherine A. Perkins
Josephine K. Chirrington
John Sullivan
Patrick A.tighe
Delia Gleason
James R. Robinson
Henry W. Brown
James Meaney
Eliza R. Morey
Essex
Newbury Port
Harmen
George W. Merrill
Amesbury
David T. Perley
Ipswich
William F. Brackett
Lynn
Mahela B. Foster
Groveland
Leverette Griffin
Methuen
Lizzie Herrick
Gloucester
George B. Loring
Salem
Elizabeth Mighill
Rowley
Luther Ordway
Newburyport
Minam G. Plander
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Board of Police Transmitting License
Cambridge Manual Training School
Interscholastic Football Association
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Roxbury Latin
Boston Latin
English High
Hopkinson
Cambridge High
Belmont
Ffteen
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A. P. Butler
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C. A. Porter
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G. B. Morrison
J. H Sears
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Roxbury
Hale
Gillette
Helen Barry
Miss Coghlan
Thomas Whiffen
Charles Pattersby
M.P
Adele Palma
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Gay
Ultersby
William Redmann
Earl of Dunbarton
John S. Sullivan
Jack Styles
Alma
Beatrice Moreland
Solingbroke Brief
Edward Peiper
Clevelands
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Old Homestead
Mr.Thompson
Joshua Whitcomb
DeWolf Hopper
J. Cheever Goodwin
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Wang
Broadway Theatre
New York City
the Tremont
Louis Nix
Omayengo
Ind
G. O. Taylor Old Bourben
G. Co. Taylor
Drets and Grocers
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Chester H, Graves & Sons
Heston, Mass
West End Horse Power
Pew
N. Wilson & CO
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Newbury Street
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Laconia, N. H
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Netgear Johnson
Lie
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