Boston Defeated In Ten Inning Batterymate Thriller
In a windy extra inning clash Boston won late for Duffy with Cross, Clements and Delehanty delivering key hits. Tenney, Reilly and Carsey sparked a comeback, but a costly passed ball and Delehanty miscue sealed Boston's defeat after a two run ninth inning rally by Philadelphia.
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Bop
Hamilton
Turner
Delahanty
Hallman
Hompson
Werone
Clements
Boston
It Tenney
Sullivan
Philadelphia
Tucker
Tenney
Carsey
Steen
Long Hamilton
Long
McCarthy
Reilly
Nash
Non
Ton
Hiladelphia
Ild
Cross
Boston Breaks Through In Doubleheader Thriller
In a doubleheader at home Boston defeats Philadelphia in game one 10 to 0 after a ninth inning rally. The second game goes extra innings with Boston seizing the lead late and holding on for a dramatic victory as Lampe struggles on the mound. Multiple stars and key plays from Nichols Delehanty Hallman Nash and McCarthy anchor the offensives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sal Duffy
McCarthy
Esseeess
Bannon
Long
Lowe
Nash
Tucker
Er Estee
Seeee
Ganzel
Nichols
Hamilton
Delahanty
Snes Ehem
Hallman
Ee Hompson
R.f
Cross
Ener Clements
Grady
Dice
Reilly
Carsey
Lampe
Turner
Duffy
Strout
Clements
Ble
Illy
Liman
Yle
Ichols
Cunes
Ace
Emilie
Yestern
Phillies
Bostons
Charlie Nichols
Delenhanty
Thompson
Irwin
Casey
Bobby Lowe
Tommy McCarthy
Tenney
Philadelphia
Thomas
Delehanty
Haliman
Clemente
Boyle
Del
Sullivan
Hallian
Sey
Brooklyns Beat New York in Sloppy Field Game
New Yorks lose to the Brooklyns 6 to 2 in a rough affair marked by frequent kicking calls from umpire Burnham. Schoch is removed, Clarke struggles behind poor support as Stein dominates early. Van Haltren homers for Brooklyn before 8000 attendance. Brooklyn 14 hits New York 8 errors 2 to 8.
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New York
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Burnham
Schoch
Rusie
Clarke
Stein
van Haltren
Brooklyn
Dailey
Clark
Farrell
Washington Defeats Baltimore in Shortened Exhibition
Washington beat Baltimore by a wide margin as the home team shut out the champions through eight innings due to darkness. Boyd pitched well for Washington while Seibach and Crooks hit home runs. Attendance was 3,000 as the game ended after eight frames with Washington scoring nine and Baltimore four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimores
Boyd
Seibach
Crooks
Baltimore
Washingtton
Boyd and McGuire
Esper
Clarkson and Clark
Stenzel homers as Cleveland tops Pittsburg in rainless blowout
Cleveland defeats Pittsburg 10 to 6 after a chaotic fourth inning in which Foreman’s wild pitching and three home runs contributed to a six-run surge. Stenzel belts a homer for Cleveland as 4,800 fans watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Foreman
Stenzel
Louisville Beats Cincinnati in Pinch Hit Victory
Louisville defeated Cincinnati in an exciting game as Dwyer left the box in the sixth. Louisville rallied with five hits and bold baserunning in the ninth after Cincinnati led early, with superb fielding and a 1500 attendance. Final scores show Louisville 9, Cincinnati 8.
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Louisville
Louisvilles
CinciNnatis
Dwyer
Cincinnati
Curmingham
Warner
Parrott
Vaughn
Murphy
Fall River Drops Close Game to Pawtucket in New England League
In a tightly contested New England League affair at Fall River on August 2, Pawtucket edged Fall River in a standout matchup noted for its high quality play. Both teams traded leads, with key moments late in the game shaping the outcome and thrilling the crowd.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Baltimore
Lausalene
Pittsburg
Nati
Louisville
St. Is
Chicago
New England
Augusta
Bangor
Portland
Lewiston
New Bedford
Brokton
Fall River
Pawtucket
Toronto
Springfield
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Scranton
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Exhibitions of the season with mixed results
Pawtucket and Fall River split in an exhibition game as both pitchers were effective. Final score shows Pawtucket 3, Fall River 2 with scattered base hits and several errors by both teams. Sullivan and Yeager pitched for Pawtucket, Stevens and Rollins for Fall River.
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Pawtucket
Fall River
Sullivan
Yeager
Stevens
Rollins
New Bedford Trounces Brockton In Extra Innings
New Bedford beat Brockton in an extra inning game after nine tied, scoring in the tenth to win. Brockton mounted a ninth inning threat but Could not overcome New Bedford's early baserunners. Base hits totaled six for each side with two errors by New Bedford and three by Brockton. Batteries Anderson and Sharp for New Bedford and Korwan and Shea for Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Brockton
Anderson
Sharp
Korwan
Shea
Augusta Triumphs After Forfeit During Earlier Game
Augusta 60 Lewiston 8 in a resumed matchup after Lewiston forfeit due to missing balls. The later game ended in Augusta's victory as the teams combined for nine base hits each and nine errors. Batteries were Coyle and Butler for Augusta and Ward, McCarthy and Chisham for Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Lewiston
Coyle
Butler
Ward
McCarthy
Chisham
Bangor Beats Woods in Slow Bangor Portland Game
Bangor batted Woods hard and won easily in a slow game as Portland scored all runs early. Final score shows Bangor with 12 runs to Portland 7 with base hits 19 to 6 and errors 6 to 5. Batteries were Wheeler Hayes for Bangor Woods Terrien for Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Woods
Portland
Wheeler and Hayes
Providence routs Buffalo in Eastern League clash
Providence batted Hodson hard to win by a wide margin with 18 hits to 6, while Buffalo managed only 2 errors and a stubborn rally. Attendance was about 1,000 as Hodson and McAuley supported by a sharp Buffalo infield overwhelmed Herndon and Urquhart.
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Providence
Herndon
Buffalo
Hodson
McAuley
Urquhart
Springfield Beats Toronto In Doubleheader Wins Both Games
Springfield defeats Toronto in both games as Lutenberg and Lake homer in the opener while Payne limits Toronto to five hits. In the second, Springfield pummels Gray for 24 hits and 33 bases with Gruber and C Smith delivering multiple extra base hits as Toronto struggles.
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Springfield
Toronto
Efort
Lutenberg
Coughlin
Lake
Payne
Springfields
Gray
Gilbert
Scheffler
Shannon
Gruber
Awieens
Scranton Defeats Rochester In Errorful Match
Scranton won 17 to 9 over Rochester in a day of miscues. Scranton pitchers Johnson and Rogers limited Rochester to few hits. Rochester’s early bats produced most of their runs as the errors tilted the game. Batteries were Johnson with Rogers for Scranton and Keenan with White for Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Rochester
Johnson
Rogers
Keenan
White
Syracuse Beats Wilkes-Barre In A Close Game
Syracuse 8 Wilkes-Barre 2. Barnett pitched well for Syracuse with solid fielding behind him while Keenan faltered on close calls and weak support. Infield play and attendance of 100 shaped the contest. Hits: Syracuse 11 Wilkes-Barre 9. Errors: 2 each. Batteries Barnett Hess Keenan Crisham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Barnett
Keenan
Hess
Keenan and Crisham
Howland Faces Larned In Southampton Tennis Final
In Southampton on Aug 2 John Howland of New York challenged W A Larned for the championship. Larned won 8 6 6 3 5 7 10 8 in a hard fought match before a large crowd. In Manchester Aug 2 the Essex County Club handicap concluded with H A Curtis defeating M B Mason 7 9 6 4 6 1. W W Sturgis claimed first and second prizes as another event was announced for next week.
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Southampton
Il.i
John Howland
New York
W. A. Larned
Manchester
Essex County Club
H. A. Curtis
M. B. Mason
W. Sturgis
Cottage City Dominates Nantucket In Interisland Game
Nantucket August 2 Cottage City opened the interisland championship series with a 9 to 0 victory over Nantucket. Both teams played professional ball through seven innings before Cottage City broke through in the bottom of the seventh to claim the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Cottage City
Yacht racing notes mark busy harbor day
Dorchester ladies enjoy a yacht cruise aboard Surf City to Salem Willows. South Boston Yacht Club opens regatta for yachts twenty nine feet and under on August 31 with circulars coming soon. Alfred Roosevelt memorial cup race resumes today at 3 PM. Monatiquot Yacht Club hosts open regatta at Fort Point North Weymouth at 2 PM with four classes and many entries.
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Dorchester Club
Surf City
Salem Willows
South Boston Yacht Club
Monatiquot
Kennebunk River Club Regatta At Kennebunkport
The Kennebunk River Club regatta set sail from Kennebunkport with eight boats. Sloop Premier of Portland won the first prize while F C Booyer of Kennebunk claimed the secondary prize cash award offered by Mrs L Senat.
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Kennebunkport
Kennebunk River Club
Kennebunk
Portland
F. C. Booyer
Pr L. Senat
Creedon Craic Middleweight Title Fight Set in London
Eastport Maine August 2 Creedon American middleweight champion to meet Frank Craig the Coffee Cooler in a 25 round match before the National Club London on Sept C with a $2000 purse Creedon to receive $250 expenses Colonel John D Hopkins wired accepting on Creedon behalf Notification of acceptance sent to National Club The winner poised to challenge for the world title as Bob Fitzsimmons has outgrown the class
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
Dan Creedon
America
Australia
Frank Craig
National Club
London
Creedon
Cable
John D. Hopkins
Bob Fitzsimmons
B. HH. Benton
Dooley Eyes 128-Pounder in Wheeling Clash Gossips
Boxing chatter notes Billy Dooley of San Francisco inviting a 128-pound East fighter for a twenty five round bout at Wheeling West Virginia with a $250 outside bet. Promoter Jack Dolan, a famed pugilist, is made a special policeman at the Howard. The Apollo Garden bag punching contest tonight features five weight classes with three judges and a final prize. John Laspeanna declines Elliott offer. Leavil to meet Elliott at 9 PM Monday to discuss a match.
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Billy Dooley
San Francisco
East
Wheeling
W. Va
Dooley
Jack Dolan
Howard
Jack
Dixon
Johnny Griffin
Anon
Apollo Garden
John Laspeanna
Young Elliott
Eshes
J. H. Leavil
Elliott
Newcastle Tennis Tourney Final Set Between Ware and Whitman
In Wentworth New Hampshire on August 2 the Newcastle tourney ended with Ware and Whitman set for the singles final after Whitman beat Terry 6-2 5-? 6-2 in semis. Doubles saw Terry Hinckley win 6-1 6-1 and Ware Scudder take 8-6 6-0 before Ware Scudder edged Terry Hinckley 6-4 4-6 9-7 6-4 in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Newcastle
N. H
Leo Ware
Malcolm D. Whitman
Longwood
Whitman
Ware
M.D. Whitman
J. Terry
Terry
Hinckley
Fincke
Farrington
Scudder
Read
Chase
Athletic Notes and Local Race Challenges at Arlington
The fall term at Charlesbank athletic grounds begins Monday with applications to Manager Bowler. Riverside Boat Club hosts a Spy Pond picnic and athletic games this afternoon. Joseph Cavanaro, after a 100 yard win over M Porchella, offers a $100 side match against any Italian in New England at the same distance. Tom Burke seeks a quarter mile race against Tom Keane, with prize money and details to be arranged by the Post. Burke’s backers doubt Keane’s supremacy at a quarter mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlesbank Athletic Grounds
Riverside Boat Club
Spy Pond
Arlington
Joseph Cavanaro
M. Porchella
New England
Cavanaro
Tom Burke
Tom Keane
Sporting Department of
the Post
Holmes Field
Worcester Oval
Keane
America
Burke
Quinn to Compete in Riverside Boat Club Sack Race
John Quinn of the East Boston Athletic Club is expected to run in the Riverside Boat Club sack race today. He previously won the Working Boys Home sack race, faced a protest later withdrawn, and his entry was briefly rejected over alleged professional competition before friends and club members-backed by Quinn secured a reconsideration after he met with Frank Facey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quinn
East Boston Athletic Club
Riverside Boat Club
Quinn
Working Boys
Marlboro Firemen Visit Marblehead Veterans
Fifteen members of Hose 2 Marlboro fire department arrived in Marblehead as guests of the Phoenix Veteran Fireman. They were wined and dined at the engine house, then boarded the schooner Flying Cloud for a night at sea and a day of fishing before leaving for Nahant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Hose 2
Marlboro
Nahant
Facial Soap Promises Cure For Skin Woes
A newspaper snippet advertises Gamekenan Facial Soap claimed to cure flesh pimples comedones and acne. It mentions John Hener il Winter of Moston endorsing the product and presents the wash as a thorough skin remedy. The piece emphasizes the soap as a treatment for facial skin flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hener Il
Winter &T
Moston
Edith H Dominates Exhibitions at Nashua Driving Park
At Nashua New Hampshire the Edith H mare, driven without pacemaker, clashed with the State record set by Barney but posted times of 2:16 3-4 mile in the exhibition trot while other races produced multiple heats. Don C. won the 2:19 class with three straight heats as Miss Fullerton and Much Ado followed. Prince Lavalard faltered in the second race, then a large stakes field contested the 2:30 trot with Wisteria first, Greyfel second, Arthur Wilkes third, Daisy fourth, The King fifth, in times ranging 2:22 to 2:26.
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Nashua
N. H
Edith H
Barney
Don C
Don Carlos
Miss Fullerton
Much Ado
Prince Lavalard
B. m
Greyfel
Arthur Wilkes
Daisy
Disc
the King
Robert J Patchen to Race Joe Patchen for 5000 a side
Buffalo Aug 2 The pacers Robert J and Joe Patchen will meet in a 5000 a side match race at Buffalo Driving Park next Wednesday. Arrangements were finalized in Cleveland last night. Geers will drive Robert J in two minutes if needed to beat Patchen. A possible race involving Robert J Joe Patchen and John R Gentry is also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Ropert J
Joe Patchen
Buffalo Driving Park
Cleveland
HaWley
Driving Park Association
C. J. Hamlin
Robert J
Geers
Patchen
John R. Gentry
Races at Kite Track Feature Split Heats and Fast Times
Old Orchard Me August 2 crowds filled the kite track with twenty heats starting at 1 30 and ending before sunset. The best mile time was 2 10 4 in the first heat of the 2 11 pace as the day showcased sensational distances and unfinished 2 17 pace. Caprice Vega Lynne Bell and Dennis led early pace results with times around 2 14 to 2 15 while Pilgrim Bonnie McCurdy and Pet earth posted notable placings in the 2 30 pace. Rebus and other finalists posted times near 2 10 to 2 18 with several horses listed in multiple heat results and purses noted at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
R. M. Durland
Templeton
Paseeret I. B. A
Johnson
Dennis
B. G
Feek
Nosegay
B. m
Nei
Catherine Lebourne
Eh. m. le
Pilgrim
Blk. H
Bonnie McCurdy
Kertin
Lence
O'Neil
Earth
DOD
Cece
Pace
Nisbr. H
Legal Tender
Jr. Jewell
Pitosky
Dem
Sewletarest
Giaiden
Bitazard
Smart
DUCES
Robert Rysdyk
Farey Ley
Rathburn
S McCary
C. m
Kerlin
First race results at Cineeda pers mile lineup
Results show Cineeda pers first ahead of Semper Lex and Time in the one mile race. The second race at Arapahoe over one and one sixth miles names Nelson first, Orinda second, time noted. Fourth race Brandywine one and one sixteenth miles won by Dungarvan with Lookout second. Fifth race four and a half furlongs won by Sky Blue ahead of Princess Noretti and Rosalind. Races go to post today at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cineeda Pers
Weinberg
A Furphy
Semper Lex
Arapahoe
Eee
Nelson
Orinda
Ong Hatred Crimea
Marquise
Precement
Brandywine
Dungarvan
Lookout
Sky’ Blue
Princess Noretti
Rosalind
Thoroughbred race results from five races
First race at five furlongs Stir led Humming Bird with Primingo third in 1 03 4. Second race five eighths Gis monda won over Yankee Doodle with Bessie Browning second in 1 01 4. Third race one mile Sir Divan Jr. topped Our Jack with Aurelian in 1 48 1 2. Fifth race three quarters Dulcie Larondie won Wellman second Buccaneer third in 1. Sixth race five eighths Burgundy claimed Bowling Green second Jake Shipsy third in 1 02 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stir
Humming Bird
Primingo
Gismonda
Bessie’ Browning
Yankee Doodle
Tinge
Sir Divan, Jr
Corn Cole
Our Jack
Aurelian
Hugh Penny
Dulcie Larondie
Wellman
Buccaneer
Burgundy
Bowling Green
Jake Shipsy
First race at Belwood yields Belwood and Irish Pat top finishers
In six and one half furlongs Belwood wins with Irish Pat second and Duke of Gloucester third while clocking 1:26. In five eighths Dutch Girl leads Miss Bowser and Hallie Gay with a 1:64. The Snake wins six and a quarter furlongs with Annie T. second and Irene third in 1:21. Tribute over seven eighths sees Key West second Son Mal heur third in 1:3. Lumberman wins half a mile with Harvest second nefactor third in 50s. Ponce De Leon tops the one mile with Prince Klamath second Jim Mc Laughlin third in 1:41 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belwood
Irish Pat
Duke of Gloucester
Miss Bowser
Hallie Gay
the Snake
Annie T
Irene
Tribute
Key West
Son Malheur
Lumberman
Harvest
Nefactor
Ponce de Leon
Prince Klamath
Jim McLaughlin
London Athletic Team Picks Its New York Delegation
London Aug 2 Mr Holman secretary of the London Athletic Club today denied statements of Mr Herbert secretary of the Amateur Athletic Association that obstacles blocked selection of a team for New York. Delay acknowledged but overcome the team announced includes Bradley Downer Bredin Fitzherbert Downer Fitzherbert Bredin Horan Bacon Luytens Bacon Munroe Horan Shaw Oakley Oakley Fry Ryanard Williams Gorgan Barry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Holman
London Athletic Club
Herbert
Amateur Athletic Association
New York
Mr. Holman
Ryanard Williams
Gorgan
Barry
Jumped from Maine Central Train Breaks Neck in Maine
In Lewiston on August 2 a man leaped from a Maine Central train near Jepson Brook Crossing. James Burke of East Hampden died from a broken neck and severe facial wounds after the fall. He had been jailed for intoxication and was being moved to Livermore Falls for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Maine Central
Jepson Brook Crossing
James Burke
East Hampden
Farmington
Livermore Falls
Copenhagen Kiss Game Provokes Swedish Parishioners
In Brooklyn Swedish Bethlehem Church a 1500 strong excursion aboard the Sirius ends with a crowd playing Copenhagen a kissing game. Pastor Fritz Jacobson condemns public kissing as improper prompting the game to end and prompting questions about propriety among the youth. The incident sparks discussion on morality and dancing in the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Swedish Lutheran Bethlehem Church
Pacific Street
Third Avenue
Fritz Jacobson
Sirius
Dock Street
Pier 1
North River
East River
Roton Point
Copenhagen
Scandinavia
Pastor Jacobson
Jacobson
Blackwell’s Island
Caledonian Club Games Offer Spectacle at Aug 15 Picnic
Caledonian Club invites all to the West Roxbury Caledonian Grove on August 15 for a Labor Day prep picnic. A fast eight lap track hosts five mile races with top runners like McClelland Criddy and McCarthy amid hammer, shot and weight events. Dancers compete for prizes in Highland fling and broadsword, while spectators enjoy a 100 by 516 foot dance hall and hillside benches for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Grove
Roxbury
Labor Day
America
McClelland
Criddy
McCarthy
Smith
White
Manning
Leavitt
Pettee
Ells
Put the Blame on His Cows
Ayer Aug 2 John Wayne of Westford faced court on charges of adulterating milk. He did not deny the milk fell short of standard but blamed poor quality on the high volume from his three cows. The case was continued for two months on costs totaling 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
John Wayne
Westford
Three men fined for policy shop arrest on Winchester Street
In Municipal Court yesterday James McCarron Clarence Sharp and Isaac Seabrook arrested Thursday evening in an alleged policy shop at 3 Winchester Street were fined 15 dollars each and paid. Charles Daniels found at 153 Court Street was fined 15 dollars for the same offence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCarron
Clarence Sharp
Isaac Seabrook
Winchester Street
Charles Daniels
Court Street
All Wheelmen Endorse Butcher Cyclometer Across Regions
The Butcher Cyclometer is praised as a perfectly correct chronometer clock used for 13 cars from Maine to California. It is claimed as the only cyclometer used in Europe and the standard for measuring distances in bicycle road books, especially in the Northeast around Boston. Expert wheelmen are said to have given it their unasked approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
California
Europe
N. E
Boston
Handicaps announced for Austin ten mile race card
The Austin ten mile handicap road race lists scratch competitors like E A McDuffee Malden H E Caldwell Manchester N H and many others across multiple handicap divisions from 16s to 3m 30s. The race starts promptly at 3 20 with officials riding up from Union Station including Referee C G Percival Starter J J Freith and judges plus timers clerks and scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
E. A. McDuffee
Malden
H. E. Caldwell
Manchester
N. H
W. G. French
Boston
B. O. Peabody
Cyeeneld
W. D. Baker
East Bridgewater
D. Turner
Taunton
Badmess
Weinert A. Barnaby
Reve m
O. W
S. Hall
Wakefield
F. E. Hanson
Melrose
E. Ingraham
Peabody
H. @. Sande
Stoneham
J. H. Peterson
A. A. Knight
R. Leighton
Everett
R. M. Pendleton
H.B. Ruggles
H. B. Wood
Arlington
Roxbury
J. Davis
One & Roberts
Haverhill
Ateizoee
Needham
Lawrence
E. E. Beals
W. Burditt
Somerville
F. ¥. Clark
Darlington
F. Douglas
Thomas Spaltiswoods
R. Hart
M. _J. Welch
Alden
J. M. Doucette
A. Hill
Lynn
T. E. Berrett
Saugus
Ww. McMahon
Woburn
S. E. Eaton
Reading
W. A. Gardner
R. A. Pecere Medford
R.W. —— _Andovey
P Tengen
C. A. Carson
Alem
Nash
Lies
Sncoehy Burn
C. J. Boyce
M. Slater
J. Welch
G. O. Sanborn
Neves
Pee
Co. F. Burditt
Waver L
Thompson
Andy Porter
James’. Mouse
Cere
McDonough
R. C
Sooper
Salem
H. J. Kiown
B. W.halpin
E. O. McMahon
M Wort
I. M. Bartlett
M. Torsy
H. Houston
Lynnfield
J. Donovan
J. E. Saville
C. Faye
William Roe
J. C. Kerrison
A. O. MecGarrett
F. P. Sibley
W. E. Twombly
D. F. Hunt
J. H. Horton
Chester C. Richardson
Amesbury
W. E. Shaw
B. J. Wilson
H. FE. Walton
F. P. Kent
C. F. Glover
H. E.price
E. Goodwin
A. C. Dodge
A. W.W. Archibald
E.H. Garrett
A. Ww. Copeland
T. T. McNichol
G. S. Thomas
F. A. Morrill
Menea C. Doubleday
Bert Pickett
Floyd
Canadian Wheelmen’s Association
Manhattan Bicycle Club
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Edward F. Prior
Beachmont
Massahusetts Club
Massachusetts Club
Comrads
Man 61 Takes Own Life in Amesbury
Levi Merrill aged 61 of Seabrook Road Salisbury died by hanging this afternoon in Amesbury. Despondency was given as the cause and he leaves one vow.
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Amesbury
Levi Merrill
Seabrook Road
Salisbury
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