Brooklyn Cricket Club Wins Second Match on Tour
At North Somerville yesterday the Brooklyn Cricket Club beat Somerville by 2 wickets and 4 runs in a low scoring game affected by morning rain. Brooklyn also defeated Fail River and lost to Mystic and the B A A A. A full two innings match yielded low scores due to the wet wicket. bowling figures follow.
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North Somerville
Brooklyn Cricket Club
Somerville
Brooklyn
Fail River
Mystic
Anson and the Cubs Win in a Notable Extra Inning Thriller
In a dramatic 13 inning clash, Chicago defeats Boston 3 to 2 after Anson’s clever handling and Nichols pitching. Nichols struck out key batters in the later frames, while Boston’s Bennett homered and a late Boston rally fell short. The crowd at the South End saw a game of giants with spectacular catches and tense base running before Anson secured the winning run in the twelfth.
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Wilmot
Pfeffer
Stovey
Lowe
Turns
Dahlen
Nichols
Anson
Anse
Bennett
Nash
McQuaid
Carroll
Chicago
Boston
Burns
Longes
Wilnot
Dashen
OlLowell
Avaon
Terrok
O Quinn
Cooney
Tucker
Petter
Oj Brodie
C. O
Nutch’son
Oj Bennett
Kittredge
Quinn
Hutchinson
Taocker
Dalhen
Pfeifer
Quiinn
Vennett
Ouble
Long
Brodie
Massachusetts Horticultural Society Exhibition Opens Saturday
The exhibition at Horticultural Hall will be free to the public from noon to 3 pm with a focus on native flowers studied by botanists. Mrs. P. D. Richard and Mr. Hitchings will display in the flower department alongside other Local growers. Fruits and vegetables in season will be shown in large variety and quality.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Botanists
New Society
P. D. Richard
Nahant Invitation Tennis Crown Favors Hobart
At Nahant, Hovey and Huntington opened play with Hovey winning the first match against Huntington. Sears edged Chase in a tight contest, then Hobart defeated Campbell in the final set, securing the tournament victory for Hobart as the skies cleared and play continued.
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Nahant
H. F. Hovey
R. P. Huntington
Campbell
Sears Brothers
Hovey
Yale
Huntington
Deuce
Huntingtons
Hoveyseeese
Sears
Chase
Vantage
Huntington Triumphs In Yale Tennis Match At Newport
Huntington defeats Chase in three sets to win second prize at the Newport tournament. He dominates early, Chase rallies in the second, and Huntington closes with decisive net play and precise placing. Doubles match follows between Sears Hobart and Sears Hovey.
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Newport
Chase
Huntington
Yale
Chase Sanculaste
Deuce
Iseses
R. D. Sears
C. Hobart
Sears
I. H. Hovey
Lest
Hobart
Mansfield Beats Wrenn In North Conway Match
In North Conway New Hampshire on August 6 F Mansfield defeated R D Wrenn in a decisive tennis tournament match. Wrenn won the first set 6 2 but Mansfield rallied to take the next two sets 6 3 and 6 2 displaying a masterly and strategic game to claim the victory.
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North Conway
N. H
F. Mansfield
R. D. Wrenn
Fuller
Mansfield
Wrenn
Tennis at Newport United States Lawn Tennis Championship
The eleventh annual singles championship for the United States Lawn Tennis Association will be staged at the Casino grounds from Tuesday August 18 and for several days after. Campbell is debarred as current holder but must defend if he wins the tournament. three wins required to claim the cup. H W Slo ccum Jr has won it twice, with the younger Hall as a strong challenger after defeating Hovey. Pettitt and Boakes meet for $125 daily, and Warren faces Boakes while Metcalf meets Pettitt on August 11.
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Newport
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Campbell
H. W. Sloccum, Jr
Boston
Boakes
R. B. Metcalf
Pettitt
Writs Served On Boston City Official In Patent Case
United States Marshal served Alderman Lee with a writ for an action of tort against Boston for 700000 dollars and a similar writ against Cambridge for 75000 dollars. Plaintiffs named include William H Brickill and others. The suit concerns alleged patent infringement on a fire department engine boiler control device. City officials expect review by the law department, with return date October 16.
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United States
F. X. McDonald
City Hall
Matthews
Lee
New York
Boston
W. W. Blackmer
Cambridge
William H.brickill
Pater M. Kefer
James M. DeLacy
James
Duss
Rosina W. DaCunha
Edward Vanrden
Law Department
Babson
Amputation After Train Incident In Concord
John Grady a farm hand in Concord attempted to alight from a moving train last evening and was run over by the cars. He survived and was brought to Massachusetts General Hospital where his left leg was amputated just below the knee.
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John Grady
Concord
Massachusetts General Hospital
Indispensable Table Ad Promotes Paine's Furniture Ware
A compact classified note asserts a table is essential, likening it to an old proverb about a table and a home. It promotes Paine's Furniture Ware's weekly ad, promising low prices on rooms and suggesting readers view page 1 for details.
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Paine
Weather Indications and Forecast for New England
Weather indications show fair conditions across New England today and tonight with little cloudiness and warmer temperatures. Forecasts for Friday and Saturday call for continued fair weather, higher temperatures, and light southerly winds with coastal warming and inland steadiness.
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POST
New England
About Town in Boston Public Library work and local notes
About fifty men are at work on the new Public Library building at Copley square focusing on the roof masonry and stone setting. A seal carved in Knoxville marble is being added over the front door. Sophia Cook, a New York resident, was removed to South Boston Asylum for the Insane. search for her friends proceeds. The Executive Council met with no business beyond confirming prior nominations. Attorney-General Pillsbury finds Commercial Union Insurance Company of London violated insurance law by exceeding 10 percent of net assets and faces a $500 fine to be collected by the Law Department. The Pompeii show ends in earnest as Vesuvius erupts last time and managers fail to save the venture. Burglars operate citywide, including a spoons test with acid in East Boston to prove solid silver. The American Boynton Association will hold its ninth annual convention in the Meionon on Wednesday Aug 19 at 9 p.m.. all Boyntons and relatives are invited with prominent speakers expected.
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Public Library
Copley Square
Bates Hall
Knoxville
Sophia Cook
New York City
Revere House
South Boston Asylum
Executive Council
Insurance Department
Pillsbury
Commercial Union Insurance Company of London, Limited
Law Department
Pompeii
Boston
American Boynton Association
Meionaon
Libel Allowed in Augusta A Herrick Case
United States District Court grants libel for the schooner Augusta A Herrick. J William Warren and others sue for 368638 for repairs and supplies after the vessel, stranded near Machiasport Maine in March 1890, was towed to port. Libellants claim repairs were for underwriters and deny owner’s pledge. libelants’ claim allowed.
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United States District Court
Newson
Augusta A. Herrick
Libellants
Dodge
L. M. Child
Libellee
Floyd Sliding Hill patent invalid in U S circuit ruling
United States Circuit Court on August sixth dismisses Haverhill Roller Toboggan Company v Automatic Roller Toboggan Company with costs. The Floyd patent No. 367,286 claim for a sliding bill ending below the start point is found lacking novelty and patentability. decree entered dismissing the bill. W A McLeod rode for plaintiff, O M Shaw for defendant.
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Haverhill Roller Toboggan Company
Automatic Roller Toboggan Company
Bill
Equity
W. A. McLeod
M. Shaw
Divorces and Damages in 5th Suffolk Court Session
Superior Court Suffolk Fifth Session August 6 grants decree absolute in George J. Ross vs Carrie M. Libel. Bank bond case Spaulding vs First National Bank of Ayer. demurrer argued. New York & New England Railroad Co. vs City of Boston seeks removal of Dadley Street crossing with damages assessment. Moxie Nerve Food Co. contracted services case appoints auditor.
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Suffolk
Dewey
George J. Ross
Carrie M. Libel
Nisi
Hammond
Middlesex Superior Court
Libellee
Husband
Wits
W. W. Gooch
M. Coggan
First National Bank of Ayer
Harold E. Spaulding
Spaulding
J. P. Goulding
Mr. Atwood of
Ayer
New York & New England Railroad Company
City of
Boston
Dadley Street
C. A
North Carolina Mayors Urged To Promote Raleigh Expo
A letter from the Southern Interstate Immigration Bureau asks Mayor Matthews to urge local business groups to exhibit at the Southern Interstate exposition in Raleigh from October 1 to December 1. It states the region is developing and seeks better trade links with Northern manufacturers, inviting exhibitors of goods and highlighting exchange of cotton and tobacco for manufactures.
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North Carolina
Southern Interstate Immigration Bureau
Matthews
Raleigh
N. C
Murdered woman identified in Glendale case
The body found Sunday near Glendale, L. L. has been identified by Rev. W. S. Martin of Trinity Church Hewletts L 1. as Hannah Robertson a former domestic for two months. She left his house Saturday afternoon and took the 4:66 train for New York to visit a sister. He knew little else about her but said she claimed to be separated from a Brooklyn moulder husband.
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L. L
W. ‘S. Martin
Trinity Church
Hewlett’s L
Hannah Robertson
New York
Brooklyn
Man Found In Dazed Condition In Postoffice Square
Yesterday a man about 60 believed named Samuel Stevens of Washington DC was found dazed in a Postoffice square by Patrolman White. He was taken to Station 2 and Dr Gelliot ordered his removal to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Samuel Stevens
Washington, D. C
White
Gelliot
Massachusetts General Hospital
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