A glorious victory as Boston tops Cincinnati in eleven innings
Boston defeats Cincinnati 6 to 4 after a thrilling eleven inning showdown at South End grounds. Stovey Long and Quinn homerun drives spark the comeback, with Nash's catching and Mullane's pitching shaping the dramatic win. St. Louis tops Boston 8 to 0 behind Stivetts masterful effort. Cincinnati bats spark a late rally but fall short against Washington. Philadelphia bests Chicago 6 to 2 while Brooklyn rallies to beat Pittsburgh 8 to 2.
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Curtis
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Cincinnati
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Be Long
A.s
McPhee
Stovey
VU O Latham
Pore
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Browning
Balle
Clarkson
Mullane
Oston
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Lowe
Hennett
Reilly
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Comiskey
Easton
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Effect of the Spain treaty on Cuba and Porto Rico trade
Avard J. Moore editors a Boots & Shoes Weekly feature arguing the 25 percent tariff reduction on Cuba and Porto Rico clears the way for American footwear exports. The piece cites a Massachusetts factory earning over 100000 yearly from Cuban sales, notes competition with Spanish and French makers, and predicts American dominance in cheap and medium shoes within two years if Cuban trade is cultivated. Also covered: Nahant Tennis Club’s invitation tournament with Hobart, Hovey, Huntington, Tallant, Sears, Chase, Campbell competing. detailed match results and standings.
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Boots & Shoes Weekly
Avard J. Moore
Mexico
Cuba
Bahama Islands
Porto Rico
Spanish West India Islands
Spain
Massachusetts
Nahant Sporting Club
H.C. Haven
Clarence Hobart
New York
F. H. Hovey
Newton
R. P. Huntington, Jr
Yale
Sears
Boston
Sam T. Chase
Chicago
O. §. Campbell
Brooklyn
Nekana Hugh Tallant
Harvard
Hall Brothers
Tallant
Hobart
Hovey
Hugh Tallant
Sam Chase
Chase
Brillant
Man Dies After Fall at Brookline Electric Light Station
William F. Lane 25, fell against a large wheel at the Brookline electric light station around 9 pm last night. He was carried around once and hurled against a 106f wheel, killed instantly. Lane had been discharged from the station the previous morning.
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William F. Lane
Brookline
North Conway Tennis Opener Features Smith Cummings Match
The North Conway tournament opened with F. A. Smith defeating F. H. Cummings in straight sets on hard serves and net errors. W. Percy Cones of Cambridge faced Gunnison of Dartmouth in a fast clash where Cones used speed and clever cross-court shots to pressure the Dartmhouth champ.
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Nort Conway
N. H
North Conway
F. A. Smith
F. H. Cummings
Smith
Cummings
W. Percy Cones
Cambridge
Harvard
Gunnison
Dartmouth
Williams
Amherst
Cones
Tuerst Seb
Cones Dominates Gunnison in One-Sided Tennis Match
About 6500 spectators witnessed Cones win six of the nine games in the first, fifth, sixth, seventh and ninth of the first set and all games in the third set. Gunnison claimed the 6 1 second set before Cones overwhelmed him in the decisive third. Prizes include a polished solid silver loving cup and a silver handled umbrella, donated by Porter and Taylor of the Kearsarge Hotel.
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Hobart
Hovey
New Yorker
New York
Lovey
R. P. Huntington, Jr
Campbell
Huntington
Yale
Huntingtom
Campbell c
Dlence Huntington
Vantare
Chase
Chicago
Sears
Vantage
Deuce
Good Network
Omarete Sears
Bears
Lawford
Hobarts
Alls
Huntingson
Ceveseseeveeveel
Seeree
Tallant
Seeree Eease
Eere Rere
A. D. Anderson
Herbert Sears
J.C. Peabody
Ely
Fred Sears
Rose Howard
Gertrude Richardson
0. D. Lodge
Rk. D. Sears
George Wheatland
R . Bradlee
Frank Blake
Armory
S. Brandlee
James Minot
Henry Jay
Thayer
K. D. Hodges
Dwight
F. Howard
Smith
A. Dalney
Dalney
Munroe
Parker
E. Gilson
Molley
Cones
Gunnison
Porter & Taylor
Kearsarge Hotel
Harsor
Kebo Valley Club
About Town items from Boston society and city notes
John Quinn was arraigned before Judge Parmenter on a cruelty complaint by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. A quash motion failed for the moment with decision due next Tuesday. Newspaper reporters depart for a Nova Scotia trip aboard the Yarmouth steamer to inspect rail links. Solomon Goldstein, six, fell from a third story window at 12 Lowell street and was hospitalized after a fire alarm brought help. I H Carter and N H Taylor attended a sewer department picnic at Highland Lake. Harvard bridge draw power may switch to electricity after favorable tests in Bridgeport. Detective Reap arrived from New York to return William A Barker on forgery and embezzlement charges.
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John Quinn
Faneuil Hall Square
Parmenter
Currier
The
Society For the Prevention of
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Boston
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Digby
Annapolis
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Western Counties
Widsor and Annapolis
Nova Scotia Central
Cornwallis Valley Railways
Solomon Goldstein
Lowell Street
Goldstein
Massachusetts General Hospital
I. H. Carter
N. H. Taylor
Highland Lake
Harvard
Bridgeport
Conn
Reap
New York City
New York
William A. Barker
Weather Indications and Forecast for New England
Weather forecasts show fair conditions across New England with clear skies tonight and light variable winds. Thursday should continue fair with little temperature change.
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New England
Eastport
Portland
Northfield
Albany
New York
Lakes
Washington
Salt Lake City
Canada
Calgary
Jacksonville
Abilene
Rapid City
Chicago
Green Bay
Block Island
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Somerville Republican Ward and City Committee Meeting
Somerville Republicans met in the Police Court room with L R Wentworth presiding. Treasurers G W Watson and J Frank Wellington resigned. Calvin H Whitney and J Albion Briggs elected to fill vacancies. Walter G Mentzer elected treasurer. caucuses planned for Sept 8. discussions on nomination process and ward-city committee enlargement. China shops of Boston praised. Jones McDuffee Stratton exhibit highlighted.
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Somerville
L. R. Wentworth
G. W. Watson
J. Frank Wellington
Watson
Winchester
Wellington
Calvin H. Whitney
J. Albion Briggs
Walter G. Mentzer
W. F. Robinson
Ward 2
Eae
Immigrants from Russia Barred After Ottoman Voyage
Nearly fifty emigrants, of 210 aboard the steamer Ottoman, were intercepted by immigration officers at East Boston and forbidden to land. Many are Jews from Russia or speak little English. most will be returned. Captain Maddox reported good weather with fog on the banks during the voyage. The new Massachusetts immigration inspector appointment is not a breach of federal state agreement, and will supplement existing authority.
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America
Boston
Russia
Maddox
Wrightington
Post
Foster
Henry Aby Bingham
Manchester
Massachusetts
New Hampshire Will Case Taken Up by High Court
Justice Gray was absent. After qualification of attorneys the case of William A. Patten v Horation G. Cilley, executor and sole legatee of Matilda P. Jenness, was heard. Cilley appealed probate to the New Hampshire Supreme Court and sought removal to the U S Circuit Court for New Hampshire on diversity grounds. The Circuit Court denied remand motions. writ of error petition to remand awaits September. Arguments by Bingham Michell & Streeter for plaintiff in error and Hadlock Foster for defendant in error.
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New Hampshire
William A. Patten
Horation G. Cilley
Matilda P. Jenness
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of the United States
District of New Hampshire
Iowa
Circuit Court
Supreme Court For
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit
Bingham, Michell
F. S. Streeter
Salvage and legal notices from August court actions
United States District Court entries declare the libel in the Frances Arthemus salvage case admitted pro confesso with salvage awarded $98.66 and costs $76.66, plus remaining proceeds to owner upon claim. jail terms for Eliza J. McManeny crew members. Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court admissions to the bar. Mt Hope Cemetery dispute with city over deed and transfer. Cambridge land betterment petition and related court actions.
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Nelson
Frances Arthemus
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Vineyard Haven
Mt. Hope Cemetery
City of
Boston
W. Gaston
J.B. Richardson
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Joe
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Arlie Lathan
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Shannon
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United States Court OF Appeals
Nelson and Wenz, Jr
Justice Gray
George Hall
Henry Schroeder
Barkentine
Eliza J. McManeny
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk Ss
In Equity
William B. Stevens
Cambridge Field & Land Company
Front Street
Harvard Bridge
Middlesex Court
Nnd
G. O. ‘Taylor
Graves & Sons
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Soleroprietors
Perry Davis
Pain Ridter
Atal
Amuel Williston
Essex Ss
Salem
Harmen J
Joshua S. Doane
Marblehead
F. W. Nichols
Stephen R. Kearney
Lynn
J. H. Plumstead
Eliphalet Davis
Haverhill
Edwin H Moulton
Blaine
St. Paul
Conger
Bar Harbor
Paine
Manchester-By-The-Sea
Samuel Hatch & Co
Edward E. Rice
Norfolk Ave
Hamden Street
Norfolk Avenue
Magazine Street
Seaford Street
Tremont Street
Cypress
A. T. Stearns Lumber
Neponset
Devonshire St
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C. B. Holman
Hopkinton
Masse
Hillside Cottage
Keith Hill
Grafton
Mass
John McTernan
Greenfield
P. O. Box
Brussels
Gorge F. Ricker & CO
Main St
Cambridgeport
Dover Clothing CO
Dover
N. Hy
Hammarock Hotel
F. M, Loud
Sea View
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