Home Nines Victorious at South End Grounds in Week's Row
Boston wins over Brooklyn in a doubleheader at the South End grounds with strong pitching by Nichols and sharp fielding. The Brooklyn nine suffers from errors and poor hits as Boston's lineup features Donovan Long and Ganzel with key plays and a late surge.
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N. L
Brooklyns
McGunnigle
Boston
South End
Nichols
Collins
Burns
Long
Donovan
Brodie
Lowe
Ganzel
Tucker
O'Brien
Asestd Bitat D' Nichols
O’brien
Smith
Low
Vonogan
Sullivan
Brooklyn
Bushong
Corkhill
A. E
Linki.ev
O Corkhill
Frodie
Olsimith
Weed
Uases
Michols
Hughes
Lassed Dhali Ganzel
Bobtons
RBH. PO
K.bu
Berown
Lesry
Cards
Nifl
GO Bauer
Vey
Andrews
Nash
Ward
Grothers
i!Orr
Quinn
gli'Ge'cy
Trwin
Vanil’lUn
Brown
Richardson
Brouthers
Murphy
Seery
Bauer
Dally
Orr
Barnes and Gaffney
Adance
Cincinnati Beats Chicago in Drizzling Rain Pitching Duel
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 9 to 6 in a rain soaked game as Beard and Cooney shine on defense. Sullivan wild and Duryea walks and errors hurt Chicago. Sturges and Keenan dual on the mound for Cincinnati. Attendance 1600 at the start.
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Cincinnati
N. L
Chicago
Reds
Sullivan
Beard
Cooney
Cincinnatia
Chicagos
Cincinnatis
Sturges
Keenan
Lauer
Knight
Reilly
Duryea
Busen
McPhee
Halliday
Andrews
Heard
Earle
Maine State League forming with six clubs eyed
A movement is under way to form a Maine State baseball league including teams from Portland Lewiston Cumberland Mills Sanford Rockland and Belfast. The proposal aims to organize regional competition and expand local baseball opportunities.
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Maine State League
Portland
Lewiston
Cumberland Mills
Sanford
Rockland
Belfast
Baseball Scores and Carriage Exhibit Notice
Baseball results from American and Atlantic associations list multiple city matchups with scores. An extended merchant notice reviews the Cuaunery Thomas & Co Boston horse show display featuring eight carriages including a grand four in hand and openside patents. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertises 100 doses for one dollar.
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Cuaunery Thomas & Co
Boston
Berlin
Openside Rockaway
Thomas Sociabl
Hood
Wonderful Performance of the Trick Horse at Boston Show
The Boston horse show drew its largest crowd of the week with afternoon trotter awards and a strong display of thoroughbreds. Partisan the trick horse wowed as Roseberry and Maud, Bowen and Wilson rode, while parcel delivery teams and Ladies saddle horses entertained in the evening. Awarded prizes covered trotters, harness mares, saddle horses, ponies and coaching stallions, with Partisan earning top high school horse honors and Allen Lawrence’s Fashion noted for prize medaling. The Five-Cent Parcel Delivery Company showcased a canary yellow wagon and a new coupon system. officers D D Pillsbury and Henry L Millis led a growing Boston enterprise.
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Robert the Devil
E. d. Murch
Bangor
A. E. Bowler
Partisan
EF. C. Eckert
New York
C. L. Bailey
Kentucky
John Shepard
Roseberry
Maud
Moorehouse & Pepper
Mr. Bowen
Willie Wilson
Prescott Lawrence
Groton
Uke
Mazenta
W. H. Forbes
Milton
J. H. Nay
Readville
Cynthia
Odessa
Glenlyon
F. G. Frothingham, Jr
A. Belmont, Jr
Frank Lee
Phyllis
E. Rollins Morse
Harvester
Amos Harris
Weston
Dora
Toronto
Jack
J. M. Sears
Roselina
Moorhouse & Pepper
Lancer
Homere
David Nevins
David H. Blanchard
A.S. Bigelow
John EK
Thayer
Pillsbury Bros
Plymouth Rock Pants Company
Elmer Chickering
Dayia Nevins
Frank Seabury
Fred Warren
Lauderdale
Brown Welding
Howland
Roselind
A. Campbell
Marshall Williams
Rex
Kaiser
A. 5
Bigelow
Manley Judd
Frank Manley Edsoll
EB. C. Eckert
Artisan
Ontario
Boston Horse Show Association
Boston
Franklin Street
Arch. Street
Washington Street
Tremont Street
Ruggles Street
Boylston Street
John P. Squire & Co
Faneuil Hall Market
D. D. Pillsbury
Henry L. Millis
D. C. Newton
New England Yacht Racing Association elects officers
At Parker's last evening the New England Yacht Racing Association held its annual meeting and elected Louis M. Clark president F A Docherty vice president George W Mansfield secretary treasurer and an executive committee including F E Cabot J F Brown and Cherrington Also in maritime notes the Namouna suffered storm damage in the China Sea with three crew lost aboard James Gordon Bennett was aboard and Saladin trialed well while Electra arrived in Charleston and the keel schooner Alert sold for 35000
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Louis M. Clark
New England Yacht Racing Association
Parker
Massachusetts Yacht Club
F. A. Docherty
Cape Ann Yacht Club
George W. Mansfield
Salem Bay Yacht Club
F. E. Cabot
Beverly Yacht Club
J. F. Brown
Hall Yacht Club
Cherrington
South Boston Yacht Club
New York World
Nice
James Gordon Bennett
Namouna
China Sea
Bennett
Saladin
Gerry
Electra
Charleston
D. C
Henry Bryant
New York
Lyman Nichols
Boston
Alert
Brookline Adopts Major Town Meeting Appropriations
Brookline held an adjourned annual town meeting with Hon. William I. Bowditch as moderator. Funds were approved for land purchase 20000 dollars for water supply extension, 35000 for Centre Freeman and Station streets and damages, 7000 for widening Tappan street, 10000 for an engine house on Boylston street, 500 for a hall carpet, 1000 for walnut path damages, and 36000 for street lighting. Additional actions include exploring electric lighting plant, selling the old Philbrick house, widening Walnut Street, naming Woodward square, and planning a new high school building with a appointed committee. Meeting adjourned to next Wednesday.
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Brookline
William I. Bowditch
Centre
Freeman
Station Streets
Tappan Street
Boylston Street
Boylston Street; $500 For the Purchase of A Carpet For the Upper Town Hall
Walnut Path
Selectmen
Edward 8. Philbrick
Walnut Street
Pearl
Emerald Streets
Woodward Square
Royal Woodward
Sewall Avenue
Price addresses Old South on negro advancement and education
Rev. J. C. Price of Sainsbury NC spoke at the Old South Meeting House on educational and industrial progress of African Americans in the South. He outlined a Southern exhibition plan, urged colored control of schools, noted growth in education and property, and argued for justice, franchise, and northern exposure of Southern progress. Sam Small closed the event with remarks.
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J. C. Price
North Carolina
Old South Church
Sainsbury
N.C
Old South Meeting House
South
Hart
Price
Boston
Harvard
Yale
Sherman
New South
Henry W. Grady
Nero
Plymouth
Roc
Jamestown
Lony
Edward Atkinson
John T. Patrick
Sam Small
West Medford Elm Destruction Sparks Monument Plan
West Medford residents condemn the elm cut down near the site and consider placing a private land tablet carved from the trunk. Inscription laments vandalism by three road commissioners elected by townspeople. Paul Revere anniversary links heighten outrage. William C. Craig, not Gray, cited for impassioned speech defending the tree.
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West Medford
Swood
Wen
Medford
Dasely
Paul Revere
William C. Craig
William C. Gray
Craig
Board of Selectmen
Somerville Aldermen Approve $100000 Bond for Schools and Additions
At a regular meeting the Somerville Board of Aldermen adopted an order to borrow 100000 dollars for district projects including 50000 for a new Ward 2 schoolhouse, 35000 for a Ward 3 land and schoolhouse, and 15000 for additions to the High land Schoolhouse in Ward 4. A new petition from the New England Dressed Meat and Wool Company seeks sheep and calves slaughter. Captain Kirk urged completion of a 500 yard range on Mystic avenue and a parade ground. Dr Hanscom was elected to the School Board in place of the late Dr Hemenway, and Levi F S Davis was elected overseer of the poor for four years.
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Somerville Board of Aldermen
Ward 2
Ward
New England Dressed Meat & Wool Company
Kirk
Somerville Bigat Infantry
Mystic Avenue
Central Hill
Hanscom
Hemenway
Levi F
Davis
Bluffton Land Sale Trip Planned by Large Party
A large group of gentlemen bound for Bluffton Alabama will depart from Old Colony station next Saturday at 6 PM on a special Pullman train to attend the land sale on the 30th and to witness ground breaking for the University of the Southland. They will tour Washington and Luray Caverns en route, with hopes of an exciting trip and prospects of Bluffton’s iron ore bluffs boosting local manufacturing status.
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Bluffton Land, Ore & Furnace Company
Bluffton
Ala
Old Colony
University of the Southland
Washington
Luray Caverns
Social season notes from Boston hotels gather leaders
Twenty one Massachusetts Senate Association members meet at Young's with Hon Horace N Coolidge in charge. Unitarian Club of Somerville holds a 175 person festival at American House led by H F Spencer. Boston Real Estate Association reports solid finances at Tavern with John R Campbell as president. Veterinary Association elects officers at Young's led by Thomas Blackwood. No major events beyond arrivals at several hotels and notable guests from New York Philadelphia Boston and beyond Mixed lists include many names and places across the region.
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Association of the
Massachusetts Senate of 1870
Young
Horace N. Coolidge
G. M. Buttrick
M. Crosby
Edmund Dowse
John Fletcher
H. C. Greeley
J. B. Hathaway
F. A. Hobart
N. J. Holden
Howe
G. W. Johnson
W. W. Kellogg
C. R. Land
George H. Monroe
James Pierce
J.G. Pollard
J. H. Pete
H. Rhodes
G. M. Rice
O. B. Tenney
F. Willcomb
Unitarian Club of
Somerville
American House
H. F. Spencer
H. H. Barber
W. H. Lyon
B. R. Bulkeley
H. Bernard Carpenter
A. M. Lord
E. H. Capell
A. M. Howe
Boston Real Estate Association
Fred E. Hurd
John R. Campbell
Patrick C. Barr
T. M. Watson
T. W. Proctor
W. 0. Hearn
B. A. Clansimeyer
Charles McNally
Massachusetts Veterinary Association
Young’s
Thomas Blackwood
B. D. Pierce
M.R.C.V.S
William Ferguson
Austin Peters
M.R.U.V.S
George A. Bailey
A.J. Dam
Union Square
New York
The
Tremont
Venpoma
Fred Stoddard
Sweden
George M. Stone
Hartford
Charles Nelson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harles L. Chapin
Springfield
H. W. True
Phillips
A. E. Turner
Parker’s
W. H. McLeod
London
Eng
A. F. Beard
W. Wilkinson
Beeston
F. B. Davis
Concord
N. H
John Lindner
Carlisle
Penn
United States
C._L. Clark
Columbus
McKee
Belfast
Irc
E. P. Bronson
St. Louis
A. M. Capen
Dr. New Yorker
D. Drake
Cleveland
H.W. Holland
J. P. Champlin
Portland
R. Helfeltinger
Minneapolis
F. K. Coolbaugh
Holderness School
New Hampshire
Reynoups
A. W. Robinson
St. Albans
P. Bailey
Worcester
F. A. Allen
Newport
R. J
L. Wiener
Philadelphia
C. W. James
Brockton
William Boyd
J. H. Elder
New Bedford
Crawtorp
D. H
G W Simmons Ad Supplies Boy Scout Uniforms and Silver Embroidery
G W Simmons & Co 32 to 44 North street furnishes gold and silver bullion embroidery and uniforms of every kind. Advertisement notes Autwars dry and well seasoned Winchester Soap.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Winchester
Ivory Soap Ad Warns Against Counterfeits
A strategic note urges consumers to prefer Ivory Soap over numerous white soaps that imitate it. The message underscores Ivory’s unique qualities and advises buyers to request Ivory Soap, noting its wide availability and ease of purchase.
Meeting on Boston open spaces for children in need
The Institute of Technology hosts an open meeting on Thursday April 24 at 3 30 p m to discuss small play spaces for poor children in crowded Boston areas. The gathering is open to interested residents. Police arrested Henry Sargent for horse theft and escape from Salem jail.
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Institute of Technology
Boston
Pinkerton
Abbott
Henry Sargent
Salem
N. Y
The Tobacco Slave Explores Tobacco’s Harms and Prohibition
Dr. C A Greene writes The Tobacco Slave and How to Be Liber ated from Its Fetters detailing nicotine poisoning harms General Grant and the Crown Prince of Germany as victims. The work traces tobacco growth, spitting in public places, cigarette ads, and calls for total prohibition.
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C. A. Greene
Scenes From Shakspere At New England Conservatory
Entertainment by the School of Elocution at the New England Conservatory of Music held last evening in Sleeper Hall. Scenes from Romeo and Juliet She Hunchback and Julius Caesar displayed strong understanding by the cast led by Neil J. Tracy as Romeo Fay Richards as Juliet and Florence Hopkins as Julius Caesar.
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Modus
Walter F. Earle
Helen
Laijian M. Stahl
Julius Cesar
Florence Hopkins
Sarah Linnell
Maud Napier
Adelaide Scriber
Myrtle Guige
Mary Harvey
Elizabeth Johlnson
Alice Johnson
Lucy Turner
Elizabeth Arnold
Mary Sherrill
Grace Crocker
Frances Starr
Josie Powers
Hattie Sutliffe
Pauline Lownsend
Alice Harrington
Mattie Pattison
Anna Hayford
Grace McCrary
Esther V. Cobb
Juliette Guerpillon
Lillian Stall
Fair in Aid of Vincent Hospital Sets April 29 Sale
A committee announces a fundraising fair at Horticultural Hall on Tuesday April 29 with items from Mrs. Vincent including bird cages dresses autographs books and portraits. The event features tableaux performances and attractions led by Mrs E H Clement and Mr Allcott Pratt with additional contributions welcome at 406 Beacon Street or at the hall on April 29 at 9 a.m.
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Vincent Hospital
Horticultural Hall
Allcott Pratt
Beacon Street
Newton Associated Charities marks first anniversary
Newton April 23 The Newton Associated Charities observed its first anniversary in Masonic Hall Newtonville. Music by an orchestra opened with prayer by Rev Walcott Calkins of the Eliot Church. President Dr Mary E Kaes gave an introductory address. Robert Treat Paine spoke on Lenement Houses. Short addresses followed, collation served, and reports of the treasurer and secretary were accepted.
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Newton Associated Charities
Newton
Masonic Hall
Newtonville
Walcott Calkins
Eliot Church
Mary E._Kaes
Local Spirits Touted From Early Trade Era
A fragment notes a Mareigo Indiana origin claimed for G. O. Taylor and Hourbon Pure Rye Whiskeys. The text links their fame to colonial trade with Indians and describes the products as long known, valued for party use and traditional reconstruction. Crude dealer copy from CruikSTER H. Graves 8 Boston listing shows.
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Louis XIX
Mareigo
Ind
Dali
Wame
Cruikster H. Graves
Boston
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