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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1894
Page
3
Giants and Bostons Split in Darkness Called Game
New York and Boston played a dramatic nine innings at the Polo Grounds before darkness halted play with both teams tied at thirteen. Bannon's home run and Long and Murphy key defensive plays highlighted a contest described as one of baseball's great exhibitions.
Alland Bros. Ad Offers Free Gratuity With Haircut
An ad at 19 Tremont Row promotes a gold watch with every haircut at Alland Bros. no extra charges and says the gratuity is to customers for their patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Giants Rally Ends In Darkness After Delayed Tilt
Bases were loaded with one out when a wild pitch scored Ward. Murphy stolen second led to a run as Lowe mishandled Tenney's throw and Murphy moved to third. Wilson's sacrifice fly brought Murphy home. Davis added a single and steal, Long narrowly escaped danger before Doyle's hit sent him home. Giants tied it in the eighth on Burke's homer and again in the ninth on Doyle and Corcoran. Umpire Emilie halted play at 6:40 as darkness fell over Harlem hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Boys
Giants
Nash
Jackson
Corbett
Bostons
New Yorks
Emilie
Polo Grounds
Harlem
Palisades
Jim Corbett
Boston
Amos Rusie
Bannon
Nichols
Stivetts
German
Westervelt
Rusie
Tucker
Tenney
Duffy
Davis
Fuller
Doyle
Short
Stivett
Lowe
Long
Rosie
van Haltren
McCarthy
Murphy
Ward
Wilson
Burke
van Hauren
Van
Corcoran
Harlem Hills
Gbicccarvcasceses
A. B. Burke
Seeree
Ceeseveees Eee
Enney
New
Smuggling a lively ball disrupts Louisville Chicago game
Anson faces a protest after a lively ball was used in the fifth inning. Chicago scored four runs while Louisville was limited by defensive errors and strong pitching. Attendance was reported at 1,000 as Chicago defeated Louisville 4 to 3 with Hutchinson and Schriver pairing for Louisville and Knell and Grim for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Anson
Knell
Hutchinson
Chicago
Barnie
Chico Rerceives
Liguiev
Schriver
Grim
Orioles Win Postponed Game In Baltimore
A rain delayed game moved from Washington was played in Baltimore today and the Orioles won. They now hold eleven wins in twelve games this season. Home runs came from Jennings Joyce Cartwright and Selbach. Attendance 1970. The Orioles totaled 13 hits to Washington 14 with 1 error to 2. Pitchers Hawke and Robinson for Baltimore Maul and Dugdale for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Orioles
Jennings
Joyce
Cartwright
Selbach
Hawke
Robinson
Maul
Dugdale
Phillies Rally Past Brooklyn in Low-Scoring Tilt
Philadelphia edges Brooklyn 9 to 8 as Burns Corcoran and Tredway homer. Fanning falters late, Brooklyn makes a late push but falls short. Attendance 2837. Hits Philadelphia 13 Brooklyn 14. Errors Brooklyn 2. Batteries Fanning Grady Underwood Earle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Phillies
Brooklyn
Fanning
Burns
Corcoran
Tredway
Atendance
Grady
Underwood
Earle
Reds Fall to Spiders in Sharp Fielding Loss
Cleveland defeats Cincinnati 4 to 3 as the Reds fail to solve pitcher Cuppy. The game features errorless defense by Cleveland and timely hitting. Batteries Cuppy O’Connor for Cleveland and Chamberlain Murphy for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Reds
Cuppy
Spiders
Coipveirdo
Bonec Beced
Cincinnatis
Cincinnati
O’connor
Chamberlain
Murphy
Browns Defeat Pirates with Breitenstein Sharp Pitching
St Louis beat Pittsburgh 7 to 4 as Breitenstein dazzled on the mound. Shugart homered for St Louis. Attendance was about 1,500. Batters: Breitenstein and Twineham for St Louis with Ehret Sugden Merritt for Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Breitenstein
Browns
Shugart
St. Tasuis
Pittabure i
Cserdene
St. Louis
Twineham
Ehret
Sugden
Merritt
Bangor Defeats Brockton in New England League Game
In Bangor Me on August 2 Brockton lost to the home club. Sharrett starred with the bat and Corbett anchored the defense. Umpire Bannon impressed after yesterday. Farrell was fined for kicking. Final score shows Bangor 11 Brockton 6 with 15 hits to 6. Batteries Wheeler and E Hayes for Bangor Braham and Yeager for Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Brockton
Bannon
Farrell
Sharrett
Corbett
Rob Pop Gaves
Wheeler
E. Hayes
Braham
Yeager
Haverhill Beats Portland in Lopsided Game
Haverhill defeated Portland with Lucid pitching a superb game allowing only three hits. Madden struggled for Portland as the home team piled up ten runs while Portland managed four. Final score 10 to 4 with Lucid winning and Madden taking the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Portland
Madden
Lucid
New Bedford Defeats Pawtucket Behind Smith’s Win
New Bedford edged Pawtucket in a baseball game as Tom Smith pitched. Final score shows New Bedford 10, Pawtucket 7 with Smith and Kinsella guiding runs while Kelley and Roach coordinated Pawtucket’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Tom Smith
Smith
Kinsella
Kelley
Roach
Exciting YMCA Victory Over Milford In Nashua Game
In Nashua on August 2 a crowd of about 1000 watched the YMCA beat Milford 9 to 5 in a thrilling ball game. The contest featured strong batting and close defense, with the YMCA pulling away in late innings for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Milford
Clarkson Retires From Business in Lansing
John Clarkson announces retirement after many successful years and will conduct a business in Lansing Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clarkson
John
Lansing
Mich
Bostonians Beaten at Newport
The Newports defeated the North End Union of Boston 17 to 6 in Newport Rhode Island on August 2, a decisive baseball game with strong offense from the home team and a lopsided score reflecting early miscues by the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Newports
North End Unions
Boston
Salem Shooters Win Rifle Match At Cedarcroft Range
Salem cadets defeated Danvers Company K of the Highth Regiment M. V. M. by a score of 291 to 281 in a team rifle match shot this afternoon at the Cedarcroft range in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Cedarcroft Range
Danvers
Highth Regiment
Second Corps of Cadets
Mystic Park Trotting Meet Upsets and Big Race Bets
At Mystic Park the annual horse meeting drew crowds as 2:14 2:18 and 2:20 trotting heats played out. Early Bird beat Lightning in key 2:14 heats, Cephas swept the 2:18 trotting, and Maud Helenah topped the 2:20 pacing with Helen strong in pursuit. A $15,000 Mystic Park stake looms, with top entrants Arion Directum Kremlin and more, entries closing Aug. 10 and a $760 entrance fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saugus
Early Bird
Lightning
Cephas
Happy Minnie
Maud Hlenah
Helen
Locke
Colonel Kuser
Nay
Protein
Re.s
Jay Bird
Sheridan
Purity Wilkes
B. m
Gephas
B. G
Demarest
Scattergood
Donald
Iasava
Georgia Bs Parberng
Maud Elenah
Harry Knox
Palmer
Mountain Pink
Bowen
Sas Bes Cvesan
Charlie Miller
B. Bo
Kuser
Warpverry
Fiveesaevsk
National
B. H
Mischief
Riley
Frank Jones
O'Neil
Mystic Park
Arion
Directum
Kremlin
Moquette
Nelson
Allerton
Stamboul
Concord's Quartet Shatters Track Records in Local Races
About 2500 spectators watched the Concord driving park program led by a standout free for all. Curry, with B B and Roan Wilkes, challenged Medium on a slick half mile track as Curry set heat records and State marks while Mollie Pitcher and other winners claimed straight heats in 2:29 and 2:45 classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Driving Park
L. E
N. J. Stone
Export
Judge McCue
Mollie Pitcher
Riley Medium
Roan Wilkes
Gil Curry
B. B
Medium
Curry
Raging Pines Second Day Races End With Close Open Handicap
At Point of Pines the second day of the season produced lively racing and strong finishes. The final open handicap featured Sir Singenton and Billy Crane neck and neck two thirds, with Sir Singeton winning by a short length in 1 24 3 4. Other events saw Ten Roe and Athlena dominate early heats, Lady Rowena earning a walkover, and crowd dissatisfaction over a false start and walkover decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
Sir Singenton
Billy Crane
Buckthorn
Helen
Sweet Marie
James Killian
Ch. m
McQuillan
Little Friend
Bullrush
O'Leary
Hi Prkeney
J. O’brien
Eve
Ten Roe
C. Carter
Br. H
Carter
Athlena
A. H. Barney
W. Barney
Little Falcon
J. G. Grogan
Canavan
Humbug
H. D. Martin
Crane
Altus
Lady Rowena
Mr. Shaw
Sir Singeton
Lone Tree Stable
A. Timmins
B. G
Mr. Timmins
Baronet
New York
Providence
Stallion Race Highlight on Sept 26 at New England Trotting
The big stallion race headlines the second day of the New England Trotting meet on September 26, drawing attention from top trainers and spectators. Stakes and betting options accompany the featured event as participants prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Races at Union Trotting Park Day Two in Pittsfield
The second day at Union Trotting Park in Pittsfield favored a good turnout with two trotting and pacing purses. Gene Briggs won the 2:24 class after four heats with Evelyn second and C. T. P. third. best time 2:23 1 4. Black Beauty won the 3:00 class in straight heats, with Fannie Wellington second and Lucky Strike third. best time 2:34 1 4. Flora B. and driver F. R. Noble were thrown in the third heat, suffering minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Union Trotting Park
Gene Briggs
Evelyn
Ned H
Black Beauty
Redmond
Fannie Wellington
Lucky Strike
Glen Leer
Flora B
F. R. Noble
Ninte
Cattle Show Trotting Programme Set For Sept 13 and 14
Clinton notices the Worcester East Agricultural Society trotting committee outlines the sixth annual cattle show and fair with races on Thursday September 13 and Friday September 14. Events include yearling and two year old stakes and several trot and pace classes with purses ranging from 200 to 300 dollars. Entries close Saturday September 1 with secretary W. F. Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Worcester East Agricultural Society
Worcester County
W. F. Howard
C. L. Driving Park Association
Saintly Wins at Goodwood Rous Memorial Stakes
At Goodwood on August 2 Saintly won the Rous memorial stakes for 2-year-olds in a half forfeit race over three fourths of a mile. Garlogs took second with Galton Glass third. Kilsallaghan captured the Goodwood cup over two and a half miles, with Barmecile second and Medici third. Tarporley won the Prince of Wales stakes sweep for 2-year-olds, Usia runner-up and Spur Royal in third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Goodwood
Saintly
Garlogs
Galton Glass
Kilsallaghan
Barmecile
Medici
Tarporley
Usia
Spur Royal
Racing heats draw crowds at Littleton Driving Park
The second day in Littleton New Hampshire opened with strong attendance and superb track conditions the racing the best ever seen in town Rain halted the final two events delaying them to tomorrow Seven heats were trotted in the 2 30 pace with John L winning the last three Dixie claimed the 2 40 pace and trot in straight heats
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
N. H
Littleton Driving Park
John L
Dixie
Rains Postpone Buffalo Grand Circuit Races
A heavy rain storm in Buffalo this morning forced the postponement of the grand circuit races scheduled for this afternoon. events will now be run tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Saratoga Race Card Amid Fast Times From August Meet
Saratoga N Y August 2 First race five furlongs Lux Urania Herm anita time 101 14 Second race one mile Ramapo walked over Time 154 14 Third race McGrathin stud stakes five furlongs The Commoner Agitator Dolabra Time 101 Fourth Montana stakes one mile Dr Hasbrouck Lamplighter Clifford Time 140 13 Fifth six furlon Lustre Leonardo Fioreanna Time 114 12 Sixth six and one half furlongs Thurston Miss Galop Fred Douglas Time 123 Seventh five furlongs Overella Siberia Widow Cliquot filly Time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Lux
Urania
Hermanita
Ime
Ramapo
Dolabra
Dr. Hasbrouck
Lamplighter
Clifford
Leonardo
Fioreanna
Thurston
Miss Galop
Fred Douglas
Overella
Widow Cliquot
Brighton Beach Racecard Results Specials
Brighton Beach L I Aug 2. First race seven furlongs Merry Duke Best Brand Long Bounce Time 1 30. Second seven furlongs Half Mine Wilmar Jersey Belle Time 1 39 1 2. Third five furlongs Red Top Van Brunt Fannie B Time 1 04 8 4. Fourth one and one eighth miles Charade Mary Stone Laurel Time 1 56 1 4. Fifth seven furlongs Topgallant Watterson Billy S Time 1 29 1 2. Sixth one mile Dr Garnett Robusta Sam Weller Time 1 43 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
L. J
Merry Duke
Best Brand
Long Bounce
Half Mine
Wilmar
Jersey Belle
Red Top
van Brunt
Fannie B
Charade
Mary Stone
Laurel
Topgallant
Watterson
Billy S
Dr. Garnett
Robusta
Sam Weller
Riverside Boat Club to Represent Boston in Saratoga Regatta
The National Association regatta at Saratoga on Aug 10 and 11 features Boston participation from Riverside Boat Club in multiple events. Entries include junior and senior single scullers, intermediate eights, and various pair and four oared shells with clubs from New York, Albany, Troy, Philadelphia, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Boston
Riverside Boat Club
Riverside
Nassau_Boat Club
New York
Walter Abbott
Albany Rowing Club
Albany
N. Y
James R. McCormick
Bradford Reet Lub
Cambridgeport
Mass
Joseph Mcuire
Argonaut
Fred Hynes
William Parrock
Thomas F. Frawley
Joseph Hobbs
Patrick Anglin
Laureate Boat Club
Troy
S. Woodcock
J. Flack
L. Waterbury
S. Nichols
H. S. Ranken
I. Waterman
W. van Deusen
W. Norton
W. T. Williamson
Atalanta Boat Club
Clarence B. Varian
Frederick Gatsel
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Penn
George van Vliet
Frank Baltz
Detroit Boat Club
Detroit
Mich
F. D. Standish
F. A. Lyon
Varuna Boat Club
Brooklyn
George Freeth
Charles Berger
Beverwyck Rowing Club
James H. Bowen
Martin F. Monahan
Newburg Rowing Club
Newburg
Joseph F. Donoghue
James A. Donoghue
St Rose Sodality Defeats Chelsea Team In Nineteen Eighteen
The St Rose Temperance Society of Chelsea was defeated by the St Rose Sodality of Chelsea on Wednesday by a score of 18 to 6. The game featured excellent battery work by Mullane and Lynch of the Sodality and strong play from Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Temperance Society of
Chelsea
St. Rose Sodality
Mullane and Lynch
The
Sodality
Kelly
Collins- Funeral for Mrs Daniel Colling at St Bridget s
At Lexington on Aug 2 Mrs Daniel Colling aged 64 died. Funeral held at St Bridget s Church Lexington Saturday at 9 a m. Friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Lexington
Daniel Colling
St. Bridget’s Church
Lexingon
Corbett Dispatches His Thoughts On England And Paris
James J. Corbett sends a candid letter from New York about his European impressions. He praises Paris life and French boxing but criticizes London drinks and hotels while outlining a planned challenge to Peter Jackson. He hints at a fight strategy and training plans, and mentions other boxers and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Corbett
James J
London
Westminster Abbey
Edinburgh Castle
House of Commons
Paris
Bois
Champs Elysee
Bois de Boulogne
Napoleon
Europe
Belgium
Antwerp
Mhe
Charlemont
Jackson
Peter Jackson
Jacksonville
Peter
Bob Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Peter Maher
Ed Smith
America
England
Fitzsimmons
Steve O’donnell
O'Donnell
John Donaldson
Jim
Pugilistic Potpourri and Fight Offers Across Lanes
Frankie McHugh may sign with Mike Sears if Sears misses today meeting at 1 pm. Dave Ross present. purse likely if Sears absent. Tom Kelly accepts $3500 purse for Detroit fight with Tommy Ryan. Hoboken Cyclone reports from New York Seaside Athletic Club. Ariel Athletic Club Philadelphia hosts two four round bouts on Aug. 4 with Young Griffo facing Walter Campbell and Fred Woods vs Mick Dunn. Catharin to retire from Twin City Athletic Club management. Burge and Nickless stage nightly boxing in London’s South London Palace. Hercules Athletic managers continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Joe Choynski
Queen City
Lutie Miller
Dick Moore
Boston
St. John
Provinces
New York
Jim Corbett
W. A. Brady
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Frankie McHugh
Office of the Post
Mike Sears
Sears
Dave Ross
McHugh
Ross
Tom Kelly
Hoboken Cyclone
Detroit
Austin
Seaside Athletic Club
Tommy Ryan
Kelly
Ariel Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Griffo
Australia
Walter Campbell
America
Fred Woods
Mick Dunn
Minneapolis
Frank A. Catharin
Twin City
Dick Burge
Harry Nickless
England
Budlong and Parker Reach Wentworth Tennis Finals
In Newcastle New Hampshire Budlong defeated Scudder 6 0 6 1 and Parker beat Reed 6 2 6 1 to set up the singles final. doubles saw Chace Foote shock Read Terry 6 4 6 3 while Parker Budlong beat the Wise brothers 6 1 6 0 as the tournament heads to finals with singles on Friday and doubles on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
N. H
Wentworth
Budiong
Parker
Chace
Foote
Budlong
Scudder
W. G. Parker
S. D. Reed
Amherst
Reed
Read
Terry
Wise Brothers
M. Chace
Carleton
Scudde
D. Reed
Ware
C. R. Budlong
William Scudder
S. D.reed
J. Terry
Beals Wright
York Harbor
G. Parker
Essex County Club Members Tournament Opens August
Gloucester August 2 The annual Essex County Club tennis tournament for members runs two weeks in August. Singles start August 20 with best two of three sets to deuce and advantage, 10:30 am and 3:30 pm. Doubles follow August 27 for best two sets. winners receive two medals. Partners for doubles chosen by tennis committee. draws by lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Essex County Club
Lot
Weymouth Regatta Opens with Light Wind and Betsy Currents
The Monatiquot Yacht Club regatta at Fort Point Weymouth faced light winds and opposing currents. Gipsy failed to finish in the first class while Beatrice and Diadem each won a leg in their classes. Opeechee won the second class cash prize with Diadem placing second on corrected time. Beatrice and Diadem sailed nine and seven mile courses respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Monatiquot Yacht Club
Fort Point
Saratoga Club Social at Riverside Boathouse Aug 6
The Saratoga Club plans a grand social at the Riverside boathouse Monday evening August 6. Proceeds go toward covering Riverside eight crew costs for the national regatta. Wiggin's Orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Club
Riverside Boathouse
e@ Riverside
Wiggin
Dr Hallock and Co Cures for Private Diseases
Old ad claims Dr Hallock and Co cure private diseases including blood poisoning from female contamination and chronic conditions. Promises speedy permanent relief, non mercury methods, consultations in English German and French, mail or express treatment, and a written guarantee with a fee plan. Electric Pills for Lost Manhood offered at $1 per box, six for five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Hallock & CO
Hallock
Museum OF Anatomy
Court St
Two Cyclers Fined For Park Violations And Milford Race Entries
Yesterday two cyclists paid a $10 fine at Roxbury Court before Judge Balster for park system trespass and a park speed ordinance breach. Police and a surveyor testified to speed and distance as a public lesson, while race entries for Milford Saturday featured many riders and handicaps across several classes and riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Court
Balster
Milford
Nat Butler
James Clark
Orter
Burns W. Pierce
F. Clark
Hans Hanson
Everett Hall
Bert Livermore
E. G. Williams
M. Hagscerty
Iee Wisner
Styffe
A.C Dodee
Joeke Allen
Ai Ig
OK Baush
W. B. Rogers
George Co. Bruce
J J Carey
F Nance
F. Eo P
Sam Pisher
A. Ea Onnell
Freit
Elie
Staintain
Tone den Henry F. Anus
Fred Sobbart
Richar Onovan
J . Shilgraw
R. W. ‘Emerson
M. Rollins
Carl Anderson
C. Black
William Dawson
H. C. Bootittle
George R
John Johnson F. Murphy
T Carey
W. Riptey
James Baker
Deeks Hanna
L. Mi. Ramsdell
George L. Doucette
W. J. Kellysaree
BE. Teachman
A. J. Hammond
Gray
Effellia
Ww. Little
L. N, Walleston
A. E. Wilson
Felch
Dim. Lés
W. D. Gifford
Lana Snodgrass
Ed Garrick
Fred Aera Uist
John Geoghegan
F. A. Talcott
V E
J. S. Johnson
Frank J. Gilmore
Laurice Mattson
James Gormley
A. F. Smith
L. C. Hayvener
C. E. Sheldon
Eddie R. Smith
H. B. Sears
J. J. C. Black
E. F. Murphy
F. M. Ramsdell
W. L. Ripley
Rollins
Dan F.’ O'Connell
H. Feleh
G. KE
Teach W. Dawson
W. J
F. Maintain. Co
A. McCullum
G. L. Doucette
J. H. Shilgraw
Tom Burke Retires From Athletics After Accident
Thomas E Burk renowned amateur quarter mile champion retires not from tiredness but due to a severe accident threatening his father who is in critical condition. Burke, a member of the B A A, planned a trial race before retiring from competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Burk
Tom
Quar
Burke to Meet Keane in Clinton Lancaster A A Games
Burke sets a mile dash challenge against Tom Keane in the Clinton Lancaster A A meet with a prize pledge from J B Moran if Keane wins. Burke, trained by Jack Moakley, is described as a rapid improver with notable wind. His father’s injury from an electric car is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton-Lancaster
Burke
Tom Keane
Keane
J. B. Moran
Jack Moakley
Moakley
Wealth of Sperm Oil From Long Voyage Fare
The whaling schooner Pedro Varela arrived from a three years voyage with 1750 barrels of sperm oil, a strong catch. She reports being in company with the whaling bark George and Mary off Block Island last evening, with the latter full and bound for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Pedro Varela
George and
Mary
Block Island
Afternoon Tea and Yachts Highlight Bar Harbor
Miss O'Donnell hosted an afternoon tea at Colonial cottage with Cheney's orchestra providing music. Yacht Iowa arrived with owner Edward Samuel aboard, followed by Yacht Maine from Boothbay with owner F. M. Thompson and guests. Peter Marie hosted a dinner at Hotel Malvern with ten covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Disturbed Jacksons Grave At Hermitage Near Nashville
Information from the Hermitage reports Governor Andrew Jacksons grave disturbed last night by unknown individuals. A hole eighteen inches deep and three feet long was dug at the head of the grave but the intruders fled before completing the act. The Hermitage is twelve miles from Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Great Railroad Claims
Chicago August 2. Corporation Counsel Rubens says the city is preparing to recover damage claims made by the railroads and he believes they cannot recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corporation Counse] Rubens
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Pugilistig Potpourri
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John Cavanagh
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