Poor Game And A Wrangle Athletics Win Hands Down
The Boston nine was outplayed by the Athletics yesterday afternoon with Tom Brown's batting highlighted. A seventh inning incident led to Duffy being ordered from the field and fined 65 dollars as the crowd clashed. final: Athletics 9, Boston 1.
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Boston Association
Athletics
Tom Brown
Tom
Joyce
Daley
Corkhill
Larkin
Wood
Mutvey
Sarkhill
McGeachy
Milligan
Richardson
Corcoran
Chamberlain
Hallman
O’brien
Hardie Richardson
Mulvoy
Bostons
Duffy
Brown
Stricker
Snyder
Farrell
Salem Admitted to the New England Base Ball League
The New England Baseball Association voted to admit Salem, bringing the league to six clubs. A detailed round robin schedule is issued showing games across Worcester Lowell Manchester Salem Lynn and Portland with dates from April through September.
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New England Baseball League
New England Baseball Association
Tremont House
Haverhill
Worcester
Lowell
Manchester
Lynn
Portland
A.m
P.m
Taxation debate and postal notes from Boston meeting
The Boston gathering debated taxation reform with Mr Lane opposing double taxes and endorsing a single land tax approach while praising Mayor Hewitt and Torren's ideas. Commissioner Crocker corrected misstatements about his role and Henry Blair discussed U.S China ties. Business session covered mail service, railroad questions, endowment controversies, emigration, and passes policy with multiple resolutions and committees appointed.
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Henry George
Crocker
Australia
Hewitt
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Committee On Taxation
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Tax Commission
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South End
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Jerome Jones
Morning April 21 1891 Boston Post labor notes and strikes
Morning issue reports impending general work stoppages May 1 with union estimates across states. Details include bricklayers, marble polishers, furniture workers, varnishers, machine woodworkers, carpenters, and rail labor, plus Pittsburgh and St Louis counts. Also notes Carnegie steel mill to resume, coal rail storage plans, and editor Cahill expelled in Lawrence.
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Weekly
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London
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Hyde Park
Democrats Aim Tariff Reform as Key Issue in 1892
Virginia Democrats favor Cleveland and tariff reform as the main 1892 theme. Despite senators opposing him, the Star dispatches suggest the state party is solid for tariff reform, with farmers shifting from free silver to tariff as the pivotal topic.
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Washington
The
Post
Virginia
Evening Star
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Star
Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Forecast to 8 p.m. Tuesday calls for fair weather in New England with easterly winds and steady temperatures except warmer in Vermont. Eastern New York should see fair skies with easterly winds and stationary temperatures with warmer conditions expected Wednesday.
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Post forecast and weather synopsis for New England and beyond
Northern New England shows clear skies with inland winds and light coastal easterlies, slight temperature changes. Southern New England similar with cooler readings. Wednesday expected fair, possible light rain overnight or Thursday morning, easterly winds, little temperature variation. Eastern areas stay fair while the Western Mississippi Valley and Western Lake region see overcast skies with light rain. Rain amounts yesterday ranged from 0.22 to 0.84 inches at multiple stations. No major pressure changes. high barometer centered over the lakes now covers the St. Lawrence Valley and New England. Coastal areas north of Norfolk run cooler due to sea breeze. temperatures yesterday ranged from 40 to 70 degrees.
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Treaty with Spain would grant US wide tariff relief
The April dispatch explains Canovas and Foster agreeing on a reciprocity pact under the US tariff law. It would nearly free American flour entry while shifting Spanish exports, notably olive oil and beans, to be replaced by American lard and wheat to Cuba. The deal aims to ease tensions with Cuba and Porto Rico but harms Spanish home industries.
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Little Blind Children Benefit Reception in Jamaica Plain
The Ladies' Visiting Committee hosted a reception at the Kindergarten for the Blind in Jamaica Plain. Dr. Samuel Eliot outlined the home’s work and a planned transfer of the primary department to a new building on Jamaica Plain grounds, seeking funds. Mrs. Maud Howe Elliott announced Richard Mansfield will perform Beau Brummell on April 22 at 2 PM at the Globe Theatre to aid the institution. Tickets are on sale.
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Samuel Eliot
South Boston
M. Anaguos
Maud Howe Elliott
Richard Mansfield
Globe Theatre
Mansfield
Louise Anassiz
Clara T. Endicott
Thomas Mack
Elizabeth L. Andrew
Esther Fiske
Laura Norcross
William Appleton
John L. Gardner
Edith Tch
Olga Gardner
Annie C. Warren
Men Who Will Speak at Protective Tariff League Dinner
Senator Allison Major McKinley and Mr William Eleroy Curtis are invited to speak at the Protective Tariff League dinner in New York on April 29. Curtis will defend reciprocity policy while McKinley may diverge if tariff ideas clash.
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Protective Tariff League
Washington
Sprcrat
Senator Allison
Major McKinley
William Eleroy Curtis
New York
Curtis
Blaine
McKinley
Grand Military Event Honors Governor Russell at New Armory
The Ninth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Militia held a reception for Governor Russell at their new East Newton Street armory. About 5000 attended as Company G Emmett Guards staged a drill and a grand march led by the governor and guests. Numerous generals, colonels, and officers from various units were present along with civic leaders. supper followed from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. The Ninth Regiment band provided music.
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Russell
East
Newton Street
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Strachan
Matthews
Ash
Kate McNally
Amog
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Corcoran
Taylor
Carmichael
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Keeler
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Lancers
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Enwright
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Kimball
Fyfe
Barry
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T. J. Edmunds
First Corps of Cadets
H. B. Rice
N. A. Thompson
George H. Taylor
John Moran
Rhode Island Infantry
Benjamin F. Peach
Walter Cutting
New York
James J.ward
Sixty-ninth
John O’connor
South Tipperary
M. M. Cunniff
Moody Merrill
O'Neil
Stacy
Leary
Sullivan
Fiood
Brawley
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Old Man McDuffee Charged In Fatal Shooting
In RocuEstTEIR New Hampshire a 75 year old farmer James McDuffee is held after midnight shooting Kate Lawrence in his home. The coroner's inquest heard testimony about the victim's visits and prior violence. McDuffee to be arraigned tomorrow as the hearing continues tonight.
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McDuffee
James McDuffee
Rivet
Orrin Scruton
Farmington
McDutfee
Miss Lawrence
Drs. Hubbard
Harrington
Daniels
Presidential Visit In San Antonio Dampened By Rain
The Presidential party arrived on schedule at 9 am amid enthusiastic reception. Rain forced outdoor events to be canceled while Governor Hogg and Mayor Callahan welcomed the President who, after a 21 gun salute, toured Grand Opera House and Fort Sam Houston, with remarks by Secretary Rusk and Postmaster General Wanamaker. The visit concluded with a public reception before leaving at noon. The Wellesley Club held its Ladies Night at Hotel Thorndike with 133 guests and talks by Towle and Wardens, plus music by Gott's Orchestra and the Boston University Glee Club.
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Grand Opera House
Hogg
Callahan
Rusk
Wanamaker
Fort Sam Houston
Stanley
Wellesley Club
Hotel Thorndike
Allen Clark
J. W. Peabody
George Makepeace Towie
George A. Warden
Eastman
Towle
England
Queen Elizabeth
Gott
Boston University Glee Club
Brookline Selectmen Reappoint Police and Appoint Five Engineers
At a late evening Brookline Selectmen session the old police force was reappointed and five engineers named George H. Johnson Burton W Neal Jr and E Frank Proctor were appointed. Johnson had previously served on the board.
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Brookline
Newtons Crushed Granite Labor Protest in Newton
A mass meeting of Newton labor unions at City Hall West Newton drew about 600 attendees to oppose the city’s crushed stone contract awarded to save about 15000 annually. Ex-Mayor J Wesley Kimball presided as organizers plan a joint union group and an anti Hibbard movement to back Kimball for mayor. Speakers included Kimball, Charles H. Litchman and Harry Lloyd.
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West Newton
J. Wesley Kimball
Charles H. Litchman
Master Workman
District 30
K. of L
Harry Lloyd
Meissonier and His Art
An art magazine reflection on Jean Louis Ernest Meissonier. It praises his mastery in drawing composition and expression while noting a lack of temperament to reach deeper nature. It recounts his Napoleonic coat study for Chimagne de France 1814 and his meticulous process with the redingote gris, highlighting his precise execution and vivid, persuasive voice.
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Napoleon
Chimpagne de France
Musee Des Souverains
Conoe
France
Woman on overcrowded Fourth Avenue streetcar
An unduly polite man offers his seat to a well-dressed woman on a crowded Fourth Avenue car and is laughed at for leaving his gloves. The woman declines a seat offer and exits at the next stop, prompting others to suggest a statue for her.
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New York Times
Fourth Avenue
Central Park
Amusing Depew Letter From Washington Fest T
Mr Chauncey M Depew recalls a humorous missive found at Grand Central addressed to him listing many degrees It praises his after dinner speeches and asks to hear a future address The writer suggests dinner in Depews railway restaurant at Poughkeepsie for the hearing chance
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Washington
Chauncey M. Depew
Grand Central
Poughkeepsie
Legal Notice on a50 Shares and Prices
A50 shares are listed with a price of 800 per share. The notice outlines ownership or transfer details and any relevant deadlines or filings required by the issuing authority.
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