Irwins Men Triumph in Tough Boston Baseball Battle
The crowd at Congress street grounds saw a tight pitchers duel as Boston beat Athletics 2 to 0 in nine innings. Weyhing and Cross held steady, while Murphy and Corcoran starred on defense for Boston. In later action at the Polo Grounds New York defeated Boston 3 to 2 as Long and Richardson shone for New York, and Harvard outplayed Dartmouth 10 to 0.
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Farrell
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Shawmut Boat Club aims for reinstatement and regatta bids
The Shawmut Boat Club held a meeting at the club house with President Andrew McGlinchy presiding. A committee including D. Murray and Mat Coleman was formed to negotiate with the Passaic Rowing Association to remove disabilities and gain reinstatement in the National Rowing Association. The group also backs MT. F. Keenan’s reinstatement and plans purchasing a four oared shell. Other members, including George Mitchell and T. F. Keenan, are active in practice as novices emerge.
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D. Murray
Mat Coleman
Passaic Rowing Association
National Rowing Association
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Woodland Park
Newton
Boston Athletic
Chelseas
Auburndale
Athletics
Woodland Parks
Norfolk House Alley
Lodge
Richards
Polo and skating events slated for coming meet
Four polo teams will compete in three games with Team 1 Cotter Pierce Smith Sullivan Swords versus Team 2 Roberts Menard Leydon Turnbull Louons and Team 8 Newcomb Woodike Hill Mull Smith Curley and Team 4 McPeek Cunningham McKay Conway J Smith. Referees Fred Doe John Morrill and O Malle y. A two mile and a five mile handicap race plus a mile skating record attempt by E L Maddox.
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Pierce
Smith
Sullivan
Swords
Roberts
Menard
Leydon
Turnbull
Louons
Newcomb
Woodike
Hill
Mull
Curley
McPeek
Cunningham
McKay
Conway
J. Smith
Fred Doe
John Morrill
O'Malley
Dick Phillips
New York
Canada
Jack O’melia
John Dodds
Frank Williams
Elmer King
E. L. Maddox
Freshman Nine Schedule and Team Struggles Highlight Boston Trip
Baltimore March 22. The Baltimore club heads to Boston to play Friday and Saturday with Healy still lame and Cunningham in poor shape leaving only one reliable pitcher plus a missing regular shortstop. Manager arranges games across Exeter Cambridge Newton Southboro Andover Thomson-Houston Experts through May 23. Yale Freshmen series likely May 9 in Cambridge and May 30 in New Haven pending decision. The Freshmen beat Roxbury Latin on Norton’s field yesterday as Minton allowed one hit in six innings, Lowell at second played well, and the team overall showed strength despite recent gaps. Harvard 9 Roxbury Latin 4.
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Weather Forecast Indications for New England Coast
April 22 report by Wasu Hinaton notes rain from Maine to Massachusetts with southwesterly winds and cooler Thursday night. Rhode Island Connecticut expect warmer conditions with rain, eastern New York cooler Thursday night. Cautionary signals span Atlantic City to Eastport.
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Post's Forecast For Northern And Southern New England Weather
Northern New England today shows cloudy skies with light showers and westerly winds as slightly lower temperatures prevail. Southern New England experiences cloudiness with occasional local showers and cooler conditions with southwest to west winds. Friday looks fair with westerly winds and cooler temperatures. High pressure shifts and light rainfall occurred yesterday across the lake region and Ohio Valley with small amounts reported in Detroit Ste Marie Marquette Oswego and Duluth plus Jackson ville and Shreveport.
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Judge Stephens Acquirements
Saturday Review notes judge Stephen a mix of learning and bluntness. He impressed as humane in trials yet believed punishment keeps order and fear steers motives. The piece contrasts him with Lord Campbell, praising his jurisprudence while noting limited public interest in his Elijah Impey defence.
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Jock
Sir James Stephen
James Stephen
Elijah Impey
Trotting Horse Breeders Plan National Association
A meeting of trotting horse breeders from 25 states convened in Chicago to fix a registration standard and address industry matters. About 130 breeders attended with New England and Northwestern associations represented. The group decided to organize the National Trotting Horse Breeders' Association and to negotiate with John H. Wallace of New York to purchase a distrot Register.
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Disbanded at Last after Yacht Association meeting
The New England Yacht Racing Association voted to dissolve at Parker House after an evening of meetings and banquets. Represented clubs included Beverly, Cape Ann, Hull, Lynn, West Lynn, Savin Hill, Salem Bay, Jeffins, South Boston, and American, with several civic leaders in attendance for the event.
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C. Elliot
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Robert Luce
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J. K. Berry
F. T. Greenharge
Lowell
Joseph Willard
Superior Court
J. B. Richardson
William H. Cundy
Europe
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
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Dalton
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Belmont
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Young’s Hotel
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Baron Fava Arrives in Rome for Rudini Talks on New Orleans Affair
Baron Fava reached Rome and held a long conference with the Marquis di Rudini about the New Orleans affair. The outcome remains undisclosed.
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General Order delays in wine shipment to Boston
A Spanish merchant details his agent’s woes with General Order on a December wine shipment via Olinda to New York, causing extra charges and telegram costs before arrival in Boston. He contrasts Spain’s handling with U S care, noting delays and vast efforts to forward documents and goods. He thanks the unnamed Boston newspaper for consideration.
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George Doblachh
A Window in Thrums and Its Scottish Village Charms
Review praises J M Barrie’s A Window in Thrums as a vivid blend of sketches and gentle pathos. It commends the village portraits Jess, Tammas, Tibbie Birse and others, comparing the work to Burns Carlyle and Scott, while noting Barrie’s deft portrayal of sorrow and humor in Thrums.
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Burns
Scott
Cotter
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Thrums
Thru
London
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New York
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Boston
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Stories From the Bible review praises scholarly notes and images
The review commends the volume Stories From the Bible by Rev. Alfred J. Church for teachers and pupils. It notes the Old Testament focus, retained language, and added notes providing scholarly context while criticizing some Schnorr illustrations for traditionalism. The piece also mentions Professor Briggs's Charades with the Sphinx.
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His Grandfather's Sword Sent to Secretary Rusk
In a Washington Fest item, William Berry of Macon Missouri sends the Revolutionary War sword once worn by Samuel Rusk to Secretary Rusk. Berry, tutor to the secretary in boyhood, preserved the relic for 35 years. He confirmed the sword’s dispatch in a letter dated April 13 1891, expressing pride and best wishes.
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Paine's Celery Compound Promises Hope for Mrs Taylor
In Rutland a local woman Mrs. Taylor of 14 Royce Street suffers from rheumatism and gains relief after trying Paine's Celery Compound. The Herald cites improvements in appetite sleep and health, noting she has even discarded one crutch. Providence Evening Telegram editor H I Dillenbeck praises the tonic for nerves and fatigue.
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