How Boston Won in Chicago Remarkable Fifteen Inning Game
Boston triumphed in a marathon fifteen inning game against Chicago. Latham debuted with the Cincinnati Nationals in New York and notched a three base hit on his first at bat, marking a notable early achievement.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
Latham
Cincinnatis
New York National
Bostons Defeat Buffalos in Afternoon Doubleheader
In Aug Burrav o July 4 the Bostons and Buffalos split games with Haddock dominating. He struck out nine in the first game and six in the second despite ragged home support. Final scores show the Buffalos winning game one and the Bostons taking game two as pitching and errors mattered.
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Bostons
N. L
Chicagos
Cyriaco
Ez Long
Cooney
O Eker
Carroll
Oo Sullivan
OlWihnot
L! Anson
Brodie
Isoe
Burns
Earle
ceGarr
Glenalvin
Anson
Long
Tucker
Kittredge
Bennett
Hutchinson
Arle
Sullivan
Tumpire
Lynch
Buffalos
Pp. L
Burravo
Eople
Bisons
Haddock
Cleveland and New Yorks Tie as Darkness Delays Finish
The Cleveland and New Yorks baseball game ended in a 2 to 2 tie after darkness halted play in the tenth. Cleveland scored four in their half of the tenth with one out, and the game was abandoned as the field light failed. Base hits favored Cleveland two to New Yorks three, with several errors and walks noted. Umpire McDermot presided as 900 attended.
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Clevelands
N.L
NEW Yorks
Cleveland
New York
Riorkante
Joo Ah
Soo Oy
Clevelants
Fimines
Suith
Seeee Immer
Welch Ani Clark
whit—Clark
Kernan
Virtue
Urkett
Chicagos
P.L
Chricaco
Comiskey
New
Latham shines as Reds top Phillies in late rally
Cincinnati wins 7 to 5 after a pivotal sixth inning, with Latham at third base for Cincinnati and delivering a three base hit in his first at bat. Attendance reported as 4585. Rhines and Harrington pitched for Cincinnati with Clements and Smith catching. Beare Reilly connected for key double plays.
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N. L
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Latham
Philadelphias
Tern
Nicoland Viau
Saacak
Rhines
Harrington
Clements
Smith
Dicease
Beard
Vbtolon
Meshee
Marr
Pgleason
Meyer
Allen
Holliday
Burke
Beare
Reilly
Hsrrington
Mines
McPhee
McQuaid
Lime
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburgs In Uneven Exhibition
Brooklyn wins 16 to 6 as Pittsburgs play loosely. Hits Brooklyn 13 Pittsburgs 9. Errors Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgs 10. Batteries Gibson and her Lovett and Daly. Attendance 5200. Umpire Powers. Time 1h14in.
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Brooklyns
N. L
Pittsburgs
Brooklyn
Rooklyns
Gibson
Hecker
Laroque
Ioker
Aly
Collins
Wilson
Ecker
I Ecker
Miller
Necker
Daly
Berger
Powers
Philadelphia Team Falls To Cleveland In Loose Game
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 8 to 5 in an unsteady contest played before about 800 spectators in Cleveland. Several miscues and errors by both sides marked the game, with Stricker Browning and Randford among the notable hitters for Cleveland and Griffin and Fogarty contributing for Philadelphia. Pitchers Gruber Sutcliffe and Buttinton worked the mound as umpired by Ferguson and Joibert.
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Yclevelands
P. L
Gruber
Sutcliffe
Buttinton
Hollman
Clevelands
Stricker
Browning
rBhindle
Ranford
Rownig
Griffin
Fogarty
Iurvey
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Philadelphias
Philadelphias, 3. Struck outfeAber, Radford, Gruber
Double Plays Highlight Bas, Pfeffer and Williamson Trio
In a compact game, pitchers Pfeffer and Williamson were backed by strong defense as Bas, Pfeffer, and Williamson executed crucial double plays. Umpires Snyder and Pearce oversaw a show of sharp infield work spanning two hours and forty minutes.
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Bastian
Pfeffer and Williamson
Bas
E Pfeffer
Snyder and Pearce
Pittsburgs Defeat Brooklyns In Seven Run Baseball Tilt
Pittsburgs won 14 to 4 at home in Aug 4 action. Galvin and Yields combined on the mound for Pittsburgs, Weyhing and Kinslow for Brooklyn. Key hits included multiple doubles by Beckley and Kuehne, with Andrews and Ward adding offense.
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P. L
Brooklyns
Pittspure
Galvin
Weyhing
Kinslow
Andrews
Beckley
Kuehne
Caroll
Carroll
Ward
Seery
Hanlon
Orr
Atlantic Association Scores and Locations Listed
In Baltimore at Baltimore Bums the Hartfords lost 11 to 1. In Wilmington the Lebanons beat Wilmingtons 5 to 4. Washington New Havens defeated Tanabers 8 to 7, and Harris burgs played at New Havens.
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Atlantic Association
Baltimore
Baltimores
Hartfords
Wilmington
Wilmingtons
Lebanons
Washington
Newares
Washingtons
Tanabers
New Havens
Harrisburgs
Serious shooting accident in North Reading injures Whidden
A North Reading man, T. C. Whidden, was severely wounded when a loaded old horse pistol went off while Frank Fisher handled it in a tool shop. Buckshot struck Whidden in the face, tearing off his left ear and destroying his left eye, with serious facial injuries. He was sent to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Reaprna
North Reading
T. C. Whidden
Frank Fisher
Samuel Heron
Boston
Fisher
Davis
Massachusetts General Hospital
Whidden
Nova Scotia
Union Temperance Meeting at Melville Garden
Downer Landing August 4. Two thousand attendees at the grand union temperance meeting in Melville Garden. James H. Roberts of Cambridge opened, with presiding officer Eugene H. Capp of Boston. speeches featured Ex-Governor John P. St. John and leaders from Prohibitionists, Massachusetts Temperance Alliance, Reform Club, Sons of Temperance, Temple of Honor, and Good Templars.
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Downer Landing
Grand Union Temperance Meeting
Melville Garden
James H. Roberts
Cambridge
Eugene H. Capp
Boston
John P. St. John
Prohibitionists
A. A. Miner
Massachusetts Temperance Alliance
Fessenden
The
S. Louise Barton
Reform Club
Benjamin R. Jewell
G.W.P
Sons of Temperance
Charles A. Tirrell
P.G.W.T
Temple of Honor
James L. Bowen
G.C.T
Good Templars
Courts Prove Wills and Administer Estates in Massachusetts
Wills proved for Sarah I S Clark Salem Nathan Nichols Salem Thomas C Noyes West Newbury LuIgt Pickett Beverly Johnson Priest Lynn Philo S Shelton Swampscott Frances J Wasen Salem Letters of administration granted for Henry Q Downing Saugus George Sheve Salem Benjamin Taylor Peabody Lydia W Burnham Swampscott Adelaide L Jessup Lynn Mary Clontier Plessisville Can Mary Dennen Gloucester Sarah G Neal Lynn Ella F Role Haverhill Ellen Aitken Lawrence George C Baehr Lawrence Patrick F Dempsey Salem Inventories filed include Nancy M Berry Andover 937895 William Marchant Rockport Caroline A Morse Methuen Ann Pennock Salem Helen J Taylor Amesbury George W Thomas Haverhill Paul Y Winkley Newburyport John Gourville Gloucester Mary M Greene Andover.
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Sarah I. S. Clark
Salem
Nathan Nichols
Thomas C. Noyes
West Newbury
Lu¢gt Pickett
Beverly
Johnson Priest
Lynn
Philo S. Shelton
Swampscott
Frances J. Wasen
Henry Q. Downing
Saugus
George Sheve
Benjamin Taylor
Peabody
Lydia W. Burnham
Adelaide L. Jessup
Mary Clontier
Plessisville
Can
Mary Dennen
Gloucester
Sarah G. Neal
Ella F. Role
Haverhill
Frank J. Otis
Ellen Aitken
Lawrence
George C. Baehr
Patrick F. Dempsey
Nancy _M. Berry
Andover
William Marchant
Rockport
Caroline A. Morse
Methuen
Ann Pennock
Helen J. Taylor
Amesbury
George W. Thomas
Paul Y. Winkley
Newburyport
John Gourville
Mary M. Greene
Recent musical publications from Oliver Ditson Company Boston
A catalog of newly issued works includes piano pieces by E Strauss and W A Gurney, violin and piano selections, banjo solos, songs by Higginson Sooth Dellinger and Hennessey, vocal and violin arrangements, lieder style pieces, and operatic and sacred works. Also listed are Carl Bohm Carl Dorm Gounod Grieg and Ditson favorites with varied publishers and ensembles.
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Oliver Ditson Company
Boston
E. Strauss
W. A. Gurney
Jensen
Schottische
Bapb
Babb
R. Dellinger
Tosti
M. Hennessey
Courtenay Thorpe
R. M. Stulis
C. Bohm
Ch. Gounod
Peer Gynt
Ibsen
E. Grieg
P. Foster
John Francis Gilder
G. P
Babylon
Michael Watson
dé'Rosgin
Charles J. Dorn
W. E. Haesche
H. G. Ganss
Dolly
Mary Power O'Donoghue
Frank H. Brackett
Love
Lindsay Lenox
Carl Rosa
Dexter Smith
Carl Bohm
M. J. Barnett
Carl Dorm
Gustave Michiels
White, Smith Music Publishing Company
Eduard Strauss
Hiinten
C. Petersilen
Schlummerlied
Ambrose Davenport
T. Moore
M. M. Alsbury
Phureday
Industrial training shown at Barnard fair in October and November
The Barnard Memorial Association explains its industrial training school will stage a practical exhibit at the Mechanics' Fair this fall. Students from various classes will present work including stained glass by Redding Baird Co and W J McPher son windows. Whit tier Machine Co will display electric elevator ideas. Exhibition Hall basement has new asphalt flooring costing over $5000.
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Barnard Memorial Association
Redding, Baird & Co
W. J. McPherson
Whittier Machine Company
Exhibition Hall
Comptroller Declares 2 Percent Dividend for Pacific National Bank
The comptroller of the currency has declared the tenth dividend of 2 percent for creditors of the Pacific National Bank of Boston, bringing total dividends to 59 percent on proved claims totaling 2,397,110 dollars.
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Washington
Pacific National Bank of Boston
Boston Investment Company Stock Set to Rise to 112
The price of Boston Investment Company stock will be advanced shortly from 108 to 112 per share. Sceady, this page.
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Boston Investment Company
Sceady
Money Market Firm as Clearing House Loans Hit 6 Percent
The Money Market in Boston opens firm with time loans 4% to 6% and call loans at 6% to 7%. Clearing House loans reach 6% as funds tighten, with New York funds selling at 77% to 167s per $1000 discount. Exchange totals rise to $16.23 million versus $13.75 million a year ago, while bank reserves show sizable losses and a negative week for Boston’s reserve position.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Boston Exchange Daily Bond and Stock Trade Report Aug 4
The Boston Stock Exchange reports today's total of 150,100 shares traded. Listed are bonds and stock listings with opening, high, low, and closing prices as of Aug 4 and Aug 2, including various issues such as Trans 6s, G. M., Si. L. & 8. F., Tex P. R. G. trerec, U. Pac, W. Shore 4s, and Silver Certificate notes, with closing values and percentage figures.
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Si. L
F. G.m
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Railroads and utilities declare varied dividends across firms
The Chicago and West Michigan railroad declares a 2 percent dividend while Kansas City Port Scott and Memphis railway awards 4 percent on preferred and 142 percent on common. Hartford Electric Light pays 3 percent semi annually. Erie Telegraph and Telephone issues 1 percent quarterly. Sacamore Mills of Fall River declares $150 per share dividend.
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Chicago & West Michigan Railroad
Kansas City, Port Scott & Memphis Railroad
Hartford Electric Light Company
Erie Telegraph & Telephone Company
Sacamore Mills Company
Fall River
Bills of Exchange on London and Banking Services
High grade investment bonds a specialty and a general banking business transacted. The note describes financial services including bills of exchange on London and related banking operations offered to clients by a financial firm.
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London
New York Financial Markets End Week With Dull Yet Steady Nods
The New York money market showed ease on call loans from 4 to 8 percent, last loan 6, with close offerings at 6. Sterling exchange quiet, actual business at 4.85 on sixty day bills and 4.89 on demand. Government and railroad bonds mostly dull and steady as stock activity remained light after noon. Sugar Refineries rose briefly to 83 1 2 cents, Missouri Pacific weakened to day’s lows, and bears pressured Missouri Pacific and Atchison while St Paul and Rock Island held near opening levels. Late day gold exports aided pressure, money scarce, call rates near 8 percent with closes around 6. Market overall dull, with few notable shifts and minor declines in several issues.
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Mass
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Reichsmarks
Brown Bros
Heidelbach
James L. Pugh
Alabama
S. G
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State Street
Atchison
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Adams
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Utah
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Fitchburg
New York & New England Common
Connecticut Railroad
New York & New England
Erie Telephone
Engineering and Mining Journal
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H. Prince & Co
Tamarack
Lewisohn
Lake Superior
Calumet
Boston & Montana
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper & Silver Mining Company
Osceola
Franklin
Kearsage
Centennial
Butte & Boston
Quincy
Atlantic
Allouez
Arnold
Huron
Santa Fe
Can
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bears
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Rock Island
Bank of England holiday suspends exchanges in London and Liverpool
The first Monday in August is a Bank of England holiday, so business is suspended in all exchanges in London and Liverpool today, with financial markets paused and securities trading halted.
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London
Bank of England
Liverpool
Boston Chamber Sets Delegate On Uniform Bill of Lading
The Boston Chamber of Commerce held a special meeting to act on the new uniform bill of lading proposed by railroads allied with the Central Traffic Association. A Chicago Board of Trade invitation to attend an Aug. 6 Chicago conference was accepted, with D. W. Ranlett named delegate after debate on the form and non negotiable clauses. A resolution asserted that a properly made bill of lading is negotiable and carriers must receipt and deliver what they receive, citing grain lines and regional implementation effects.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Central Traffic Association
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Trunk Lines
Hersey B. Goodwin
Goodwin
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
J. H. Cressy
Edward Kemble
W. O. Blaney
Cressy
Blaney
Mr. Kemble
Kemble
D. W. Ranlett
Western Grain
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Wabash Railways
Peoria
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Eastern delegates at Ven dome for Merchants Exchange meet
Local and Eastern delegates of the National Merchant Tailors Exchange arrive at the Vendome to attend the convention. Local delegates finalize plans to entertain visitors as Megantic Fish & Game Corporation directors meet at Quincy House with Dr. W L Halli presiding and elect new members. Prominent guests at leading hotels include Robert Stewart Philadelphia Homer Reed Chicago B R Merwin New York Colonel Jonas H French Gloucester M C Paul Philadelphia and others from Boston New York London and more.
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Vendome
Ovens
Megantic Fish & Game Corporation
Quincy House
W. L. Halli
Medford
W. B. Lambert
Edwin R. Graves
Boston
H. D. Bristol
New York
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Plainfield
N.J
H. M. Thompson
Lowell
Mass
Venpomre
Robert Stewart
Philadelphia
Homer Reed
Chicago
B. R. Merwin
Jonas H. French
Gloucester
M. C. Paul
Plume
Waterbury
Conn
H. Wilkinson
London
Eng
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Sheldon Carey
Cleveland
J. H. Perkins
Cincinnati
Rk. H. Sanborn
W. H. Davis
John B. Trevor, Jr
Yonkers
Wee Youne
F. D. Hagar
A. W. Bailey
Brooklyn
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Riverside, Jr. L
H. Wicker
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John 5. Cook
E. Fritz
Wilmington
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O. Treemont
A. G. Whitehead
Waynesboro
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G. T. Cutler
Nantucket
Goto Makita
Japan
J. L
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J. D. Cotter
Baltimore
Adams
George F. Page
Vermont
W. A. Fricke
Milwaukee
Wis
J. P. Chapman
Springfield
H.G. Bird
D. C. Ripley and Family
Pitt
Minn
D. G. Rogers
N. T. Greenwood
Cantora
N.H
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M. E. Locke
Dallas
Tex
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G. T. Crane
B. Butler
Belchertown
E. Stillman
Albany
Breet Ke
Spectators Hear Thayer’s Equestrian Spectacle Burlesque
At Point of Pines the event titled he Apaches features a burlesque baseball game with performers on rival sides. No ball is used yet byplay and base running create a convincing illusion, while the umpire’s calls and players’ remarks render a novel, comic ball game.
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Thayer
Pines
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