Clarkson's Days Highlight Long Boston Victory Over Phillies
Clarkson pitched well as Boston defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2. Lowe, Nash, Long and Delehanty starred in the win with sharp fielding and aggressive baserunning. Attendance 2866. Also New York shut out Brooklyn 6 to 0 behind Rusie, Glasscock returning to the New York lineup.
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Ae Earnea
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Tucker
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N. L
Brooklyn
Rusie
Brooklyns
Terry
Dailey
Buckley
Richardson
Connor
Tiernan
O'Rourke
Ward
Griffin
Gereral Sropey
Paty
J. O’brien
Pinkney
Glasscock
Battin
Eee Oe
City hearing on Pintch plant move near Old Colony station
The Committee on Fire Department held a hearing at City Hall yesterday on moving Pintch Compressing Company's naptha based illuminating gas factory from South Street near Kneeland Street to a safer site such as Cow pasture. Petitioners claim 6000 gallons of explosive naptha sit within fifty to sixty feet of the passenger station, endangering people and property. New York capitalists own the company. Witnesses from Fire Department testified but were not heard as counsel sought more time to reply. The Edison Illuminating Company four additional engines matter was postponed for lack of a quorum.
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Committee On Fire Department
City Hall
South Street
Old Colony
Kneeland Street
New York
Cincinnati
Reading Pa
Joh and Murphy
Webber
Parmiey
The
Pintch Company
Edison Illuminating Company
Heaa Place
Attractive Excursion Book for West Shore Line
A detailed advertisement praises the West Shore Railroad Excursion Book, highlighting 150 pages of lake river mountain and seaside resort information, complete hotel listings, maps and illustrations. It notes the line's double track steel rails from New York to Buffalo with easy grades and heavy passenger engines built for speed, plus Pullman cars and gas smoke controls. The book is available from A. A. Smith at 300 Washington Street.
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West Shore Railroad
New York
Uction
Albany
Mohawk
Utica
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Pullman Palace Car Company
A. A. Smith
New England
Washington Street
Rapid Transit Hearings Discuss Bowker Viaduct Plan
At a Rapid Transit Commission meeting Dr H L Bowker defended his viaduct proposal from Dandley Street to the north city side. The plan would incur land damages and total project cost about 3 million dollars. Haynes spoke on union passenger station and freight needs at wharves. Higginson provided input on northern section station plans. Executive session to appoint a new commissioner to Europe with John E Fitzgerald postponed due to hearings.
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Rapid Transit Commission
H. L. Bowker
Dandley Street
Tilly” Haynes
Frank L. Higginson
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Europe
John E. Fitzgerald
Two-Horse Cart Collision On Hampden Street Injures Horses
John Ryan’s two horses were thrown after his cart collided with an electric car near Chadwick. One horse suffered shoe loss and bruising, the other minor cuts. Ryan had a few bruises. Kate Dudley, 30, a reputed crook with multiple aliases, was arrested by Inspector Knox and Private Detective Byrne. A Norfolk House car 1725 horse disjointed its shoulder at State and Washington junction, taken to the Veterinary Hospital.
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John Ryan
Hampden Street
Chadwick
Ryan
Kate Dudley
Knox
Byrne
Norfolk House
State Street
Washington Street
Diverse Names Across Cities in Portrait of Guests
A long list shows numerous individuals and family groups across cities including New York Philadelphia Boston Cleveland and Washington with many households and guests noted by surname initials and towns such as Fall River Providence New Haven and Chicago. The fragment reads like a social register cross referencing marriages residences and visits among a wide network of Americans and Canadians.
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Washington
D. C
W. C. Henry
Concord
N. H
M. Woodward
Providence
R. J
J. Piper
Chicago
E. D. Reeves Tremont
S. Freeham
New York
A. W. Strong
Cleveland
W. Newman
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Crawtorp
J. B. Mann
L. H. Bugby
J. H. Winslow
Philadelphia
Portland
Mason Campbell
Virginia Campbell
H. B. Riggs
A. P. Warren
St. Paul
Tremontt
B. S. Conrad
Demerara
B. G
C. C. Joy
Florida
George G. Allen
Akron
E. T. Rouen
Child
I. Whelen
E. M. Ashley
Rockport
N. Y
H. Blanchard
Keane
Laura Redpath
Tavarn
N. B. Kimball
Enfield
W. H. Brown
New Orleans
J. F. Warner
Worcester
E. C. Gifford
Fall River
J. W. Brown
Jersey City
Burton Schmidt
Newark
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W. H. Goldsmith
Sidney F. Kiern
H. Samuels
C. Burke
R. P. Knight
P. J. Kapp
Raynotps—M. Lehmann
Boston
W. H. Bates
United States
J. W. Fritz
Fishhill
Samuel Stintson
Richmond
W. H. Holmes
New London
W. H. Sanders
E. H. Girty
New Haven
George H. Girty
H. L. Rickman
George A. Allen
Rochester
S. Crane
J.B. Eppsten
Newport
E. J. Brush
Columbus
Fred Hudson
Roy Smith
Floyd Coombe
Syracuse
N.Y
Brunswitch
H. W. Ross
C. Ross
H. Ross
Toronto
Can
Watson Matthew
New_York
E. Duddy
E. $. Thomas
William J. Horstman
Henry
Ill
M. Carrie Thomas
Baltimore
M. Jones
John G. Moore
H. H. Johnson
Wells
Cincinnati
John B. Cotton
Washington, D. C
J. H. Johnson
C. J. Strong
Atchison, Kan
W.S. Adams
South Royalton
Dennis Smith
Memphis
Embroidery and Needlework Tips for Summer Tourists
An article surveying embroidery history from symbols like peacocks to birds of prey and the Virgin, then offering fashion notes. It covers traveling garments in tan cheviot and mohair, ladylike wraps, jackets, beaded capes, and foundationless gowns. It also includes potpourri recipes, footwear trends, hair accessories, pineapple cloths, lace trimmings, chiffon popularity, knotting shoe ties, and London collar and cushion fashions.
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Elizabeth
Shakspere
Venice
Marie Stuart
Persia
Turkey
Newmarket
Messrs. Jordan, Marsh & Co
New York Herald
London
The Deadly Parallel On New York Port Officials
Ac correspondent of the New York Evening Post cites Cleveland era actions at the Port of New York with E L Hedden and Hubert Thompson, noting his resignation and independent successor. It contrasts Harrison era port appointees Joel and Erhardt and Thos C Platt, highlighting a non subservient stance and resignation acceptance.
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New York Evening Post
Cleveland
Harrison
New York
E. L. Hedden
Hubert ©. Thompson
Custom House
Banks on the Boston poor in Sunday sermon
The Rev. Louis Albert Banks will continue discussing the Boston poor in his South Boston pulpit on Sunday morning. The topic is Social Microbes in the Boston Tenement House and How to Destroy Them. Lee Shephard plans a forthcoming illustrated volume titled White Slaves.
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DR. Banks
Louis Albert Banks
D.D
Boston
South Boston
Lee Shephard
St. Jony's
Crexon
Boston Highlands
Tremont Street
Vernon
Peorik
Cavnon
Columbus Avenue
Berkeyley Street
Emory J. Haynes
A. A. Littlefield
Springfeld
C. E
Tuemont
George C. Lorimer
McArthur
New York
P.m
Joan’s M. E. Crunce
Broadway
Tuekev
Tremont Temple
Temple
B. W. Beveneau
Kankakee
Hii
Chiniquy
Rome
Dr. MacArthur
Union Hall
Boylston Stree Cho
F. P. Whitney
Prano
J. K. Manes
Annia G. Sawyer
E. E. Holden
Marks Babcock
Percival Hall
A. D. Mayo
George Mendall Taylor
George Savary
M. R. Deming
Helievera
Bible School
G. F Pruse
Bids for the Waltham Hospital Building
The committee on the new hospital building opened bids from bidders including 8.8. Ordway & Co for 29,629 dollars John Lally for 25,635 dollars George E Trout for 32,707 dollars George Dawson for 32,864 dollars and others received.
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Waltham Hospital
Walthan
Ordway & Co
John Lally
George E Trout
George Dawson
Knox Nabs Shoplifter In Houghton Dutton Store
Inspector Knox yesterday afternoon arrested Mary Bigelow for shoplifting at the Houghton and Dutton store.
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Knox
Mary Bigelow
Houghton & Dutton
Life on a South Shoal Lightship featured in August Century
The August Century highlights Gustav Kobbé’s Life on a South Shoal Lightship, detailing Nantucket No. 1 off New South Shoal. It sketches the perilous, isolated life of ten crewmen, who trim lamps, rescue shipwrecked mariners, and cope with eight months’ watches. It notes varied other pieces by Robbé, Bigelow, Van Dyke, Pennell, Edwards, and Roseboro, with praise for some and milder judgment for others.
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South Shoal
Nantucket
New South Shoal
Sankaty Head
Nantucket Island
United States
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Kaiser
Germany
van Dyke
Tennyson
California
Pennell
Daudet
George Wharton Edwards
W. H. Smith
Associated Press
Weather Indications And Forecast For New England
Weather in New England will be fair today with gradually rising temperatures and light westerly winds shifting to southerly. Sunday may see more cloudiness and a chance of showers but little temperature change. Forecast covers New England and Eastern New York with stationary temperatures and variable winds, noting recent scattered rain and a general warm spell across the region.
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el Paso
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Detroit
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HiIna Ton
New York
Vermont
Paige's Casualty Department Promotes Broad Insurance Reach
John C Paige's enterprise expands from fire to casualty insurance via American Casualty & Security Company. The new department targets employers liability, general liability, elevator and transportation coverage with emphasis on plant inspections, indemnity for injuries, and varied contribution clauses for employee injuries or death. Top real estate owners and service workers pursue policies at nominal prices.
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Casualty Department
American Casualty Insurance & Security Company
Baltimore
United States
City of Baltimore
Paige
Kilby Street
Mr. Paige
American Casualty & Security Company
Boston
Continental Land & Security Company Aims to Protect Stockholders
S B Carter vice president states the company, under assignment for the benefit of stockholders, faces 30000 to 40000 dollars in unsecured indebtedness above bonded debt, with mortgaged land in the West. He notes no local debt and about 50000 dollars in New England stock held by fifty shareholders, asserting affairs will be closed so stockholders lose nothing.
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S. B. Carter
Continental Land & Security Company
New England
Malone Convention Deadlock at Malone N Y
Waterrong July 31 Malone convention remains deadlocked after 75 ballots. General Curtis Kellog faction failed to adjourn to Saratoga by a vote of 8 to 6. Ballots show Badger and Stover at 7 each and Kellor 6 with Tappan and Polter also tight in the race.
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Waterrong
N. Y
Curtis
Saratoga
Badger
Stover
Kellorene Sreneian
Tappan
Polter
Fisherman Assault in Merrimac River Sees Captain Hospitalized
Newsuryport reports Captain Angel C. Snell of New Bedford was assaulted by John Black and several local fishermen while seining for bait in the Merrimac River. He required medical aid and was later taken to Jaques Hospital.
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John Black
Jaques Hospital
New Hampshire Prize Fight At Messersi Crossing
At 5 o clock this afternoon a prize fight occurred at Messersi Crossing New Hampshire just across the state line to evade Massachusetts law. John Sullivan a California heavyweight knocked out Frank Gallagher of Lawrence after eight rounds of tame fighting with four ounce gloves. A farmer's premises hosted a cock fight but yielded when objected to. The party left Lawrence by carriage and returned before dark.
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Messersi Crossing
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
John Sullivan
California
Frank Gallagher
Masquerade at Winthrop Beach in Young's Hotel hall
A masquerade ball at Winthrop Beach drew about 100 couples. Charles Puffer led the grand march as a clown with Mrs H H Hamilton as a gypsy girl. The floor was organized by Puffer and Hamilton with Tabor assistance, and Misses Gobe Rogers and Merrells headed the arrangements. Supper followed at 10 o’clock with Hayden's Orchestra providing music.
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Young’s
Charles Puffer
J. H. Hamilton
J. T. Tabor
Bessie Gobe
Mabel Rogers
Ida Merrell
Bertha Merrell
Hayden
H. H. Hamilton
Fatal Wagon Accident Near Savin Hill and Dorchester
Neal Dwyer was thrown from a wagon near Savin Hill street and Dorchester avenue last evening. The horse bolted, hitting a telegraph pole and causing a fractured skull and broken arm. He was taken to City Hospital. A 229 D street South Boston address is unconfirmed. The Gibbs & Whitney team at 194 Commercial street suffered heavy damage.
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Savin Hill Street
Dorchester Avenue
Dwyer
D Street
South
Boston
Gibbs & Whitney
Commercial Street
Surprise at the will of Mrs Searles in Great Barrington
July 31 in Great Barrington reports the will of Mrs Hopkins Searles excluding all relatives from any beneficiary interests prompting wide speculation about causes and motives behind the estate disposition.
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Searles
Great Barrington
Hopkins Searles
Ancient town finds with coins near Volga river
Excavations on the Volga's right bank in Russia uncovered Arabian, Persian and Tartar coins alongside cultigen remains and marble fragments. Reports note ancient waterways and cultivation evidence, as well as dated artifacts. CHESTER H. GRAVES & SONS advertise G O Taylor whiskies.
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Russia
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Sole Proprietors
Boston
Dass
The Lodge Senate Fight Opens with Resignations
The 1593 senatorial clash over Henry Dawes’s successor escalates as ex Congressmen Rockwell Cogswell and Walker resign from the Republican State Committee. Lodge fights a field against him while the State Committee remains a controlling force. Lodge vows not to resign, signaling a drawn out battle for the U S Senate seat.
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Pittsfield
Rockwell
William Cogswell
Joseph H. Walker
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Nahant
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Adonis
Longe
F. W. Rockwell
Cogswell
Joseph E. Walker
Mr. Lodge
United States Senate
Congressman Walker
General Cogswell
Senate
Mr. Lodge Now Is. It Looks As If They Expected That Mr. Lodge
Samuel McCall
Winchester
Russell
McCall
Mr Crapo Goes Abroad for Europe Nomination Readiness
Ex congressman W W Crapo of New Bedford sails today for Europe as speculation swirls over a Crapo Haile ticket for governor. The Boston Journal has declared Haile unlikely to accept the nomination, boosting Crapo as a likely nominee ahead of the Republican State convention. The Advertiser backs Crapo and Haile, urging support for the ticket.
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W. W. Crapo
New Bedford
Europe
Boston Journal
Haile
Crapo
Young Republicans urged to lead in Massachusetts politics
In Massachusetts the young men of the Republican party are urged to aspire to leadership and justify selection. While veteran leaders and some Democrats threaten, Mr Crapo will campaign loudly but the main effort rests with younger members who should support the ticket.
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Russell
Outing of the Board of Trade Postponed by Weather
Salem reports the Board of Trade outing postponed again due to weather and rescheduled for Monday afternoon. Veterans from the old Eighth Regiment plan their Beverly reunion. Pullman cars Deerfield Berkshire Lenox and Graylock for Post 34 G A R are in, ready for the Detroit trip. The Harris palace car Jeannette will depart Salem tomorrow morning with a private party for Detroit.
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Sordan
Board of Trade
Old Eighth Regiment
Beverly
Morrow
Pullman
Deerfield
Berkshire
Lenox
Graylock
G. A.B
Detroit
Harris Palace
Jeannette
Waltham Officials Appoint License and Sewer Commissioners
In a special meeting the Mayor and Aldermen confirmed S G C Seabury as license commissioner replacing R M Stark and named J E Lover as sewer commissioner replacing Ambrose Webster. A School Board session accepted resignations of E D Russell High School principal and Miss Josephine Hills principal of Orange Street.
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WarrHam
S. GC. Seabury
R. M. Stark
J. E. Lover
Ambrose Webster
E. D. Russell
Josephine Hills
Orange Street
Funeral of Sydney C Bancroft in Pranopy
The funeral of Sydney C. Bancroft was held today from the family residence in Pranopy. In accordance with his wishes no one but immediate family attended. The services were conducted by Rev. J. W. Hudson. N. J. Jolden and Frank K. E. Farnham attended.
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Sydney C. Bancroft
Northern Investment Co Announces Stock Price and Dividend
The Northern Investment Company informs investors it will set a stock price of 103.00 per share after the fourth, with a temporary price of 10.50 until Wednesday the 5th. The quarterly dividend at 6.4 percent per annum will be paid on and after the date at Traders National Bank.
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Sears
Fifty Associates
Astor
New York
Washington St
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Northern Investment Company
Traders National Bank
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