Extra Innings Again See Red Sox Beat Chicago
Boston and Chicago played an extra inning classic with Boston taking a ninth inning lead before Chicago forced a tenth. Pfeffer and Dahlen provided power for Chicago while Stovey Nash and Long sparked Boston. Anson and Clarkson starred for Chicago, with a late costly misplay and wild pitch deciding the outcome in the tenth as Chicago won the day’s featured game.
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Chicago
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Tucker
Bostons
Chicagos
Anson
Hutchinson
Yale
Clarkson
Hutch
Ron
Pfeffer
Dahlen
Long
Ganzel
Burns
Fred Pfeffer
Nash
Harry Stovey
Carroll
Harry
Quinn
Wilmot
Stovey
Lowe
Cooney
Stoyey
Ore
Tom Tucker
Kittredge
Lackson
Rooney
Datch'son
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Kamnen
Stoveyome
Duahien
Unassis
Effer
Dahien
McQuaid
A.A
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Uisville
Stratton
Griffith
Fitzgerald
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N. L
Cleveland
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Hastern Bark
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Lovell
Kinslow
Shearon
Zimmer
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Grittin
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O'Brien
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Powers
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King
Giants
Pittsburgs
New
Rusia
Ewing
Rusie
Mack
Burrell
Villabury
Richardson
Beckley
Bauer
Meek
Old World Tides In Boston lecture Sunday
The Rev Louis Albert Banks will deliver the seventh lecture in his series on the condition of the Boston poor at St Johns M E Church South Boston Sunday morning The subject is Old World Tides In Boston
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Louis Albert Banks
Boston
St. John’s M. E. Church
South Boston
Park Department
Highland Lake Grove
Cape Cod Canal Company
Willard Howland
Tremont House
Young Men's Christian Union
Alfred F. Thatcher
New York
Clark
Mills & Gibbs
Burke
William Hichardson
Hart
Dame Fashion Dictates Summer Styles For Dressmakers
The Decorative Needlework Society of London displays intricate needle painting and remounted early embroidery, plus new curtain frieze designs. Articles describe a Paris gown, a Versailles garden party look, and Hearth and Home tips on a fan skirt that needs no foundation. Also notes on hair nets, chic turbans, sunburn remedies, and Dame Fashion pressing a modest tournure.
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Decorative Needlework Society of
London
Turin
Bologna
China
Hearth and Home
Reading
Sunday Concert on the Common by Germania Band
The Germania Band under Emil Mollenhauer performs a Sunday afternoon program on the Common. The Sousa listing includes Grand March, Overture Poet and Peasant, Vienna Woods Waltz, Lohengrin selection, Stabat Mater excerpt, Semiramide Overture, The Interview of the Three Emperors, Danse Macabre, The Germans Before Paris, and Inauguration pieces.
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Germania Band
Emil Mollenhauer
Saint-Siens
Supps
Vienna Woods
Fahrbach
Saint-Saens
Paris
Trenkler
Seee Thiele
Chemical Reduction of Garbage Visit By City Official
Superintendent of streets H H Carter visited Providence Rhode Island to examine the Simonia system a chemical reduction garbage process amid grand claims.
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H. H. Carter
Providence
R. I
Lowell Wanderers Defeat Brooklyns by 44 Runs in Shortened Match
Longwood cricket clash ends early with Lowell Wanderers posting 68 in a tenth of their second innings and Fairburn dominating with four wickets. Brooklyns struggle against Fairburn and Dyke as the match ends before two innings are completed.
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Longwood
Lowell Wanderers
Brooklyns
Lowell
Fairburn
Tuttle
Comber
Brooklyn
Greene
C Dyke
R. Mudie
Evens
C. P. Greaves
Flannery
C. L. Bixby
W. i. Farrer
Seereeee & EK
Stevenson
C Seale
Kay Martin
F. S. Gipong
Hart
Greens
Adams
A. M. Spencer
F.S. Gccne
EXUAR
Teil Acheeiessere
SAU Cress
F. S. Greene
Esine Coerees Kl
H. Heeling
OWL
G. Tattle
A. W. Barnes
Patrburm
J. Cutus
Mansfield Triumphs In North Conway Tennis Singles
Fred B. Mansfield defeated W. T. Gunnison in straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-3 to win the singles in the first annual Kearsarge House tennis tournament at North Conway New Hampshire on August 7. Mansfield's strong serves and lob tactics unsettled Gunnison as Mansfield claimed most games with decisive net play and aces.
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North Conway
N. H
Kearsarge House
Fred
Mansfield
W. T. Gunnison
Gunnison
Blaine in Pennsylvania puts him up for president
The Commercial Gazette in Pittsburgh backs James G Blaine for 1892 nomination by acclamation saying party men who opposed him now support him. Blaine further gains from Quay Cameron talks as Crawford county endorses him and Meadville hosts the convention. The Pittsburg Times views Blaine as stronger and ready to win with or without Pennsylvania support.
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New York
Evening Post
Pittsburg
Penn
Commercial Gazette
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Blaine
Nelson P. Reed
John Dunlap
George
Joseph Reed
Toda
Quay
Delamater
Cameron
Crawford County
Meadville
Andrews
Campeador
Lights Along the Shore Visit by National Bar Association Members
Visiting members of the National Bar Association toured the city harbor aboard the city steamboat Putnam Bradlee with Mayor Matthews. At Deer Island they inspected institutions and were served a collation, while the piece extols country life and recommends Humphreys' Specifics for summer health and malaria.
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National Bar Association
Bar Association
Matthews
Putnam Bradlee
Deer Island
Humphreys
Humphrey
William and John Streets
New York
Old Bark Jennie Cushman Sunk To New Owner At Auction
The bark Jennie Cushman sold at Battery wharf at noon by Auctioneer Harris. Bidding waned. Harris noted a prior sale for 17 100 to late owner Francis Bateman. Stephen McKenna of South Boston bought the bark for 2900. Built 26 years ago in New Bedford as a brig by George W Blackler. Used as a fruiter in the Mediterranean, then converted to a bark for African palm oil trade. Bateman died earlier, sale settled his estate.
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Jennie Cushman
Battery Wharf
Harris
Francis ©. Bateman
Stephen McKenna
Boston
George W. Blackler
New Bedford
Bateman
West End trains extend service after six with new Brighton route
Commencing today after 6 p m West End railway cars will leave Oak square every twenty minutes until 10 32 p m then 11 03 p m last car instead of every thirty minutes as at present In order to give better accommodations to the people of Brighton the management have decided to establish a route from Parsons street Brighton to the Tremont House so that cars will be run from the Tremont House to that point and reverse during the busy portion of the day.
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West End
Oak Square
Brighton
Parsons Street
Tremont House
Death by own action shocks Newton as young man dies
George Mills Shinn aged about 27, eldest son of Rev. George W. Shinn, committed suicide at his Newton home by cutting his throat with a razor. He was found in the bathroom after entering earlier in the day and expired at 4 05 PM. Shinn had been despondent due to illness and a recent major operation, though his family denied consumption. He had studied at St Paul’s School and the Institute of Technology and had worked with architect Wentworth in Boston.
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Newton
George Mills Shinn
George W. Shinn
Grace Episcopal Church
Arthur Hudson
James Utley
Edward Utley
George Shinn
Eldridge Street
St. Paul’s School
Concord
The
Institute of Technology
W. P. Wentworth
Boston
Boy Killed by Streetcar Near Kendall Street
At about 9 am yesterday Benjamin Solomon seven years old of 48 Kendall Street was struck by an electric car on Shawmut Avenue near Kendall and killed instantly. Mr Baxter of the West End railroad claims the boy ran from a market with a basket on his head without checking for oncoming cars, and the operator could not stop in time.
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Benjamin Solomon
Kendall Street
Shawmut Avenue
Baxter
Claim Department of the
West End Railroad
Accidents of a Day Reported in City Streets
A series of weekday mishaps lists several workers from Kingston to Charlestown with injuries from cuts and fractures. John M. Boynton cut his wrist on a splitting machine, Tracy Hatfield suffered a severe scalp wound from falling ice, and Charles McAdams fractured both wrists after a wagon fall.
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John M. Boynton
American Tool Company
Kingston Street
Tracy Hatfield
Thompson Court
Charlestown
Boston Ice Company
Charles McAdams
J. W. Reddick
Boston & Albany Railroad
Edward Sweeney
Charles Marr
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
John W. Healey
Chandler Street
Whittier Machine Company
Guildford
Clarendon Street
Mary McCarthy
Hudson Street
Probation Officers Establish Office in Suffolk Court House
Probation officers for Suffolk County Captain H. Savage and Richard Keefe opened an office in the old Court House. They will be available from 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. They will patrol the Municipal Court daily 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and attend the Superior Criminal Court at 4 p.m. during sessions. Captain Savage attends court sessions while Mr Keefe handles case investigations.
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Suffolk County
H. Savage
Richard Keefe
Old Court House
Municipal Court
Superior Criminal Court
Savage
Mr. Keele
Labor Day Barge Race Sparks City Hall Budget Row
A city council wrangle over Labor Day plans led to reduced funding for hungry legislators and a scaled back feast. The New England Amateur Rowing Association would run a barge race after the regatta, with $200 set aside for incidental expenses. Council members argued funds were insufficient and tugs and refreshments would strain the budget. Several aldermen and councilmen voiced discontent as the barge race faced opposition from those fearing financial strain on the holiday program.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
Leary
Reagan
Hayes
Wood
Kelley
Board of Common Council
Weather Forecast Across New England and Nearby Regions
Northern New England sees partly cloudy skies with evening showers possible and southwest winds, while Southern New England remains fair and warmer with westerly winds. Sunday expected mainly fair with light clouds and slight shower chances along coasts. Rainfall in past 24 hours centered in St. Vincent, Boston, Northfield, and Portland, with notable highs near 100 in the central West.
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Northfield
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South Atlantic
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Huron
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Omaha
Chicago
Cincinnati
Fittsbarm
Albany
New York
Eastport
Washington
Connecticut
Rode Island
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Death of East Boston druggist Peter J Christensen
Peter J Christensen a well known East Boston druggist died of typhoid fever at his Bennington street home he was 46 and leaves a widow and one child Mrs Christensen is dangerously ill with the same disease He was a partner in Van der Heyde Co druggists and a respected member of Baalbec Lodge St Johns Royal Arch, Eastern Star and Arno Lodge Knights of Honor
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St. John’s Royal Arch
Eastern Star Lodge of Odd Fellows
Arno Lodge
Knights of Honor
South End Vacation School Acknowledges Additional Gifts
The Committee of the South End Vacation School gratefully acknowledge contributions from N. Thayer Sr 25 J A Davis 25 Miss B L Randally 10 the Rev S S Cruft 5 the Rev Cale Bradlee 1 Materials Dennison Co Edward E Clark C F Hovey Co Ceiley Wright Co W J Porter Flowers The Flower Mission Papers The Children's Mission J W Andrews Treasurer.
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N. Thayer
J. A. Davis
B. L. Randally
Bb. Cruft
Cale Bradlee
Dennison & Co
Dward E. Clark
C. F. Hovey & Co
Ceiley, Wright & Co
Court dismisses Watson patent infringement suit in shoe stiffener case
United States Circuit Court on August 7 dismisses Jeremiah M. Watson's bill against George S. Stevens and others for alleged infringement of patent No. 367,484 issued August 2, 1887. The court finds the cited machine and finishing method merely old techniques adapted to a new use, with no patentable novelty, and orders the bill dismissed with costs. W. K. Richardson defends for the complainant and W. A. McLeod for the defendants.
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United States Circuit Court
Nelson
Jeremiah M. Watson
George S. Stevens
Lam
W. K Richardson
W. A. McLeod
Lamnxor v Norfolk County seeks mandamus over land damages
In Equity at the Supreme Judicial Court on Aug 7, Catharine Collins petitions mandamus against the Commissioners of Norfolk County. They had laid out Williams street through her Dedham land, awarding $100 damages. She argued she lacked notice. a Norfolk Superior Court jury ruled she had notice and favored the defendants. She now seeks the award monies. The petition was filed today with notice to return Sept 8. E Greenhood for petitioner. Also noted is Diaz the Spanish Protestant evangelist to speak at Clarendon Street Baptist Church next Monday evening.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Lamnxor
J. Catharine Collins
Norfolk County
Dedham
Williams Street
Norfolk County Superior Court
E. Greenhood
Sunday Notices at Peorie's and Union Churches in Boston
Sunday preaching at multiple churches led by Rev. Emory J Haynes and Rev. C E Davis with 10 30 am and 7 30 pm services. Union Hall hosts an address by Rev A D Mayo on The American Way of Doing some Good Things and farming aid, with musical selections and free seats.
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Cource
Columbus Avenue
Herkeley Street
Emory J. Haynes
D.D
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Melrose
Y.F
C. KE
St. Joan’s
M. E. Council
Broadway
South Boston
Lows Albert Banks
Boston
B. Y. M. Cuxistran
Union Hall
Boylston Street
A. D. Mayo
Flora J. Barry
J. Kk. Manes
Alice M. Sibley
Marks Babcock
A. L. Jansson
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Geof Mendall Taylor
Trevonr Tempre
Nelson W. Deveneau
United States
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Stackpole
Cardinal Manning
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