Phillies at Boston sparks Goose Dinner and rout
A baseball card notes Philadelphia at Boston with the goose named Philadelphia cooked to satisfaction by the Bostons at the South End grounds. The Quakers were battered 19 runs to 8 as Tucker led the Boston assault, while a chorus of Chestnut Street fans cheered the home side.
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Philadelphia
South End
Arthur Irwin
Roxbury
Tucker
Chestnut Street
George Lloyd
Dixwell
Bostons
Boston Beats Quakers In Lopsided Baseball Game
The Boston team easily defeated the Philadelphia Quakers 19 to 8 as pitcher Fanning misfired and Carsey offered little relief. Nichols pitched well for the Quakers early, while Jimmy Bannon and Joe Sullivan shone for Boston. Joe received gifts from Charlestown friends after a strong showing.
Alland Bros Offer Pompadour Style Haircuts in Boston
Readers desiring a stylish haircut can visit Alland Bros at 19 Tremont Row Boston to achieve a pompadour look. The ad mentions personalized grooming by skilled barbers and references local institutions like Boston University.
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TLEME
Rca
Pompadour
Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Igeuste
Boston University
Tufte
Tates
Bases-Lowe Bannon and the Early Baseball clash
A detailed box score notes first base on balls for Hamilton Thompson Delehanty Buckley Carsey by Nichols Duffy Bannon by Fanning Duffy McCarthy Nash Tucker by Carsey. Boston or Philadelphia errors produced five to one, Tucker hit by pitch, Buckley passed ball, Carsey and Nichols threw wild pitches, Hallman and others struck out, a double play by Tucker and Long. Attendance 3416, umpire Gaffney. Time 2h 5m.
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Lowe
Bannon
Hamilton
Thompson
Delehanty
Buckley
Carsey
Nichols
Duffy
Fanning
McCarthy
Nash
Tucker
Boston
Philadelphia
Hallman
Long
Gaffney
Brooklyn and Baltimore Split Doubleheader in Soggy Portland
The Brooklyns and Baltimores played two games with Baltimore dominating the first 9-2 as Daub struggled against McMahon. In the second, Brooklyn stormed back to a 19-8 win led by solid hitting and steady defense, with 4250 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Baltimores
Daub
McMahon
Colts Rally Past Reds In Extra Innings
Chicago and Cincinnati traded late lead changes as the Colts outscored the Reds in extra innings after a tenacious late surge. Hutchison struggled in the eighth, Cincinnati broke through, and Anson's lineup answered in the tenth to seal the win before 2100 fans. Chicago had 17 hits to Cincinnati’s 16 with 5 errors for Chicago and 6 for Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Colts
Reds
Hutchison
Anson
Parrott
Cincinnati
Schriver
Fisher
Murphy
New York Defeats Washington in Busy Day at Bat
New York batted Mercer hard in Washington and won 16 to 8 after a third inning burst. Joyce and Davis homered as 1,500 fans watched. Hits favored New York 21 to 12 with 1 error for New York and 5 for Washington. Batteries were Rusie and Wilson for New York and Mercer and McGuire for Washington.
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Washington
New York
Mercer
Joyce
Davis
Sesesneie
Rusie
Wilson
McGuire
Cleveland Wins Rabbled Cleveland Pittsburg Thriller
Pittsburg led 9 to 4 after eight innings but Colcolough collapsed as Cleveland launched a five run rally to tie the game in the ninth. Cleveland executed the deciding run in the ninth and clinched victory before 2600 fans as Cuppy OConnor and Merritt bested Pittsburg by 10 to 9.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Colcolough
Clevelands
Cleveland
Cuppy
O’connor
Gumbert
Merritt
St. Louis Beats Louisville in Eight Run Showdown
In Louisville on August 7, St. Louis defeated Louisville as Breitenstein struggled on the mound and Knell faltered. St. Louis put up six runs in the second inning aided by Shugart’s home run. Final: St. Louis 6, Louisville 2 with 13 hits to 6 and six errors to seven. Breitenstein, Twineham, Knell, and Grim worked the batteries.
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Louisville
Breitenstein
Knell
St. Louis
Shugart
Breitenstein and
Twineham
Grim
Fall River Errors Costly in Big Haverhill Loss
In a high scoring game Fall River out hit Haverhill but two fifth inning errors doomed them. Haverhill batted .002 in one stretch while Fall River totaled 11 base hits to 9 for Haverhill. Viau Sweeney Stevens and Rollins were the battery combination.
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Fall River
Haverhill
Viau
Sweeney
Stevens
Rollins
Pawtucket Wins Giants Home Game With Kelley Support
Pawtucket defeated Portland 11 to 6 at home as Kelley received strong backing. Daniels pitched poorly and lacked support while Davis led Pawtucket at bat with McDonald and Meakin top in the field. Final line shows Pawtucket 14 hits to Portland 6 with 1 and 4 errors respectively. Batteries Kelley Roach and Daniels Casey.
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Pawtucket
Kelley
Daniels
Davis
McDonald
Meakin
Portland
Roach
Casey
Bangor Defeats Brockton Amid Errors in Low-Scoring Game
In Brockton on August 7, Bangor beat Brockton 8 to 6 as both pitchers excelled though costly errors shaped the outcome. Base hits favored Brockton with 8 to Bangor’s 5, while Bangor committed 2 errors to Brockton’s 6. Batteries were Wheeler and Hayes for Bangor with McCullough and Yeager for Brockton.
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Brockton
Bangor
Wheeler
Hayes
McCullough
Yeager
Eastern League Scores From Scranton Providence and More
The Eastern League results show Scranton over Providence 11 to 5, Syracuse defeating Springfield 6 to 1, Wilkes Barre beating Buffalo 9 to 2, and Erie besting Binghamton 9 to 8.
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Scranton
Providence
Syracuse
Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Buffalo
Binghamton
Erie
Aldermanic Ball Sets Boston and Gloucester In Set Match
On Friday afternoon at the Boston grounds a notable game will feature Boston aldermen against their Gloucester counterparts. Recent Gloucester victory over Boston visitors is remembered and now Gloucester players seek to reclaim honors in a likely highly watched contest.
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Boston Baseball Grounds
Boston
Gloucester
Readers urged to send coupon for daily Post
The Post offers readers a daily coupon presented before 5 PM with attorneys Samuel W. Clifford and Frank J. Maloney retained for assistance. A similar coupon will run each day this week and readers are invited to write the Post whether it proves helpful.
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Samuel W. Clifford
Frank J. Maloney
Court Street
Post
Mystic Park August meet opens with straight wins for Val and Annie Rhea
A sunny opening at Mystic Park featured two straight-heat races, Val taking the 2:34 trot and Annie Rhea winning the 2:28 pace in three heats. The 2:23 trot required five heats with Robinson and Silver Street battling, while Cuckoo claimed heat three and Dot led briefly in heat four before Robinson prevailed.
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Mystic Park
Val
George W. Leavitt
Don
Silver Street
Mr. Scattergood
E. L. Robinson
Robinson
Dot
Annie Rhea
Sumner C
Races at Buffalo Open With Fast Miles and Close Finishes
At Buffalo on August 7 the program featured unfinished 2:30 pace heats won by Ella Eddy while Eloise upset in the 2:27 trot amid claims McCarthy held back. Ada led early but driver errors cost wins. Expressive edged Red Bud in a nose finish with a late surge. Tomorrow Directum the stallion champion is slated for a fast mile.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ella Eddy
Roscoe
Daisy Despain
Daisy
Ella
Eloise
Detroit
Cleveland
Knapsack
McCarthy
Annie Mace
Anna
Ada
Maloney
McKay
Whalebone
Miss Kate
Red Bud
Expressive
Billy Parks
Onoqua
McDowell
Directum
Saratoga Races Summary at Saratoga on Aug 7
Six races listed with winners and times. Sadie won first. Urania won second with Plomene second. Belle Meade stakes winner Prince of Monaco with Salvation second. Foxhall stakes winner Henry of Navarre and Bracon Rey second third Santa Anita third. Pigaro won fifth over La Joya Selena D. and Weinberg won sixth over Fondoline Wheeler.
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Saratoga
Sadie
Trish Reel
Urania
Fplomene
Sir Dixon, Jr
Prince of Monaco
Salvation
Rossmar
Henry of Navarre
John Coo- Bracon Rey
Santa Anita
Pigaro
la Joya
Selena D
Weinberg
Fondoline
Wheeler
Brighton Beach Race Results Bidings family names
BRIGHTON BEACH L I Aug 7 First race five furlongs Blackhawk first Fyor Jonathan second Judge Mor row third Time 1 02 Second race one mile Charter first Clarus second Sarcasm third Time 45 Third race six furlongs Shadow Ree colt first Jennie A second Tytura third Time 1 18 12 Fourth race seven furlongs Panway first Dr Garnett second ick third Time 1 29 4 Fifth race one mile Ben Lomond first Jacki Rose second Best Brand third me 1 Sixth race one and one sixteenth miles Trouble fi St Anthony second Iron sides third inime
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Brighton Beach
L. I
Blackhawk
Fyor Jonathan
Judge Morrow
Charter
Clarus
Sarcasm
Shadow Ree
Jennie A
Tytura
Panway
Dr. Garnett
Ick
Ben Lomond
Jacki Rose
Best Brand
Trouble
Fi St Anthony
Ironsides
Inime
August race meeting opens at driving park in Manchester
A three days' August race meeting began at the driving park in Manchester with about 500 attendees. Favorites won in both classes after hard battles, Mollie Pitcher taking the 2:45 pace and trot, Speedwell the 2:27 trot.
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Manchester
N. H
Driving Park
Mollie Pitcher
Speedwell
Professional athletic meet at Spy Pond Grove Arlington
Athletes will compete Saturday September 15 at Spy Pond Grove Arlington in events including 75 yard handicap and scratch races, 440 yard handicap, one mile and two mile races, running events with weights, long and triple jumps, and shot put. Prizes range from $1 to $40. Entries close September 10 with J H Clausen and M J Finn as handicapper.
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Spy Pond Grove
Arlington
J. H. Clausen
Boston
M. J. Finn
Gladiators With Gloves Loom as Ring Stars Travel the Stage
A touring roster promises a dozen pugilist actors next season with potential additions. Sullivan, McAuliffe, Corbett, Jackson, Choynsk y, Maher, Hall, Fitzsimmons, Ryan, Dixon and others may headline varied shows. Feuds, bets, and match talk bind the circuit as boxers seek cross‑country stardom.
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John L. Sullivan
Jack McAuliffe
Peter Jackson
Joe Choynsk
James J. Corbett
Steve O’donnell
Jack
Peter Maher
Jim Hall
Bob Fitzsimmons
Paddy Ryan
Billy Plimmer
George Dixon
Dan Creedon
Tom Tracey
Mike Leonard
Jerry Marshall
Denver
Ed Smith
Joe Walcott
Tommy Ryan
America
Fitz
Bob
Corbett
Jackson
J. H. Herman
Maber
Herman
Dick O’brien
Dick Moore
Fred Johnson
England
Dixon
Coney Island
Johnson
National Sporting Club of London
London
New York
Philadelphia
Griffo
Seaside Athletic Club
George Corfield
Sheffield
Alf Gower
Dick Burge
Ted Pritchard
Burge
Pritchard
Paddy Slavin
John J. Quinn
Jerry
Eddie Pierce
Johnny Griffin
Young Griffo
Joe Ferguson
Boston
Ned Harvey
St. John
N. B
Hugh Martin
Providence
Martin
Joe McGrath
Myopia Polo Contest Ends With Injured Pony
In Hamilton on August 7 R G Shaw Jr with his pony Independence suffered a strained or broken right hind leg after a collision and may be shot. Team No 1 beat Team No 2 in the handicap contest and is likely to represent the club at Newport next week. Players on Team No 1 include A P Gardner R G Shaw 2d George H Norman Jr and Rudolph Agassiz.
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Hamilton
R. G. Shaw, Jr
Independence
Newport
A. P. Gardner
R. G. Shaw
George H. Norman, Jr
Rudolph Agassiz
Cottage City Defeats Craigville In Park Baseball
Base ball at Waban Park in Cottage City Massachusetts sees Cottage City 20 Craigville 6 in the July game summary. Local teams battled for a decisive win with strong offense from Cottage City and a lopsided score against Craigville.
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Cottage City
Mass
Waban
Craigville
Law and Order League raids South Newmarket for liquor
NEWMARKET Aug 7 Frank J Brown and the Rev A J Wheeler with Deputy Sheriff Tasker searched the premises of D C Wiggin Thomas Garvey George Thompson and Andrew McGliney at South Newmarket and found spirituous and malt liquors. Their trial will occur tomorrow.
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Newmarket
Junction
N. H
Frank J. Brown
A. J. Wheeler
State Law and Order League
Tasker
D. C. Wiggin
Thomas Garvey
George Thompson
Andrew McGliney
South Newmarket
Anthony Wayne centennial parade draws 30000 in Defiance
The three day centennial celebration fills Defiance with about 30,000 attendees as a parade stretching two and a half miles winds through the town. Governor McKinley and party, led by General Howe, arrive late in the afternoon. Camp Anthony Wayne at Latta's Grove is occupied by soldiers and militiamen.
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Defiancher
Anthony Wayne
McKinley
General Howe
Latta’s Grove
Anarchist Trial Proceeds In Paris Court
The court of Assizes continued the big Anarchist trial with long examinations of Felix Fenione, former war office clerk, Armand Matha publicist, Philippe Leon Ortiz shop clerk, and Italians Bertani and Chericotti. The defendants denied all accusations.
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Paris
Court of Assizes
Felix Fenione
War Office
Armand Matha
Philippe Leon Ortiz
Bertani
Chericotti
Franklin Fire Destroys Town Business Core
Jacksonville Ill Aug 7 The town of Franklin in the eastern part of this county suffered the loss of nearly all its business portion this morning by fire. The total loss is estimated at 50000 dollars.
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Jacksonville
Ill
Franklin
Explosion Shatters Hercules Factory in Lima Ohio
An explosion at 1 o'clock at the Hercules factory in Lima Ohio caused total destruction of the plant. The blast was attributed to spontaneous combustion. No fatalities were reported, with injuries described as none.
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Lima
Hercules
Picnic event for General A R Whittier at Jordan's Pond
In Bar Harbor Missouri on August 7 General A R Whittier hosted a picnic at Jordan's Pond. A party of forty traveled by buckboards to the gathering.
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Bar Harbor
A. R. Whittier
Jordan's Pond
Goodbody Wins At Norwood Park In Invitation Tennis
Goodbody, the Irish tennis expert, defeated Larned in the second day of play at Norwood Park. The match drew an enthusiastic crowd as Goodbody’s victory narrows the gap with Larned. Scores: Goodbody 2 6 8 6 0. Wrenn beat Stevens 6 1 6 1.
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Norwood Park
Long Branch
N. J
Goodbody
Larned
Stevens
R. Dun Wrenn
M. F. Goodbody
W. A. Larned
R. D Wrenn
Richard Stevens
Parker, Read Star In Bar Harbor Tennis Classic Showdown
In Bar Harbor Mossley Hall play, E K Ward beat G Worthington 6 4 6 3. Stanley McCormick outplayed Sumner Gerard 6 2 7 9 6 3. W Gordon Parker edged J Bertram Read 5 7 6 3 6 3, with Read pressuring Parker in early sets. Daily results: Ward def Worthington 6 4 6 3. McCormick def Gerard 6 2 7 9 6 3. Hall def McCormick 2 6 6 2 6 1. Read def Morris by default. Second round Shaw def Codman 6 1 6 1. Parker def Read 5 7 6 3 6 3.
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Bar Harbor
Mossley Hall
E. K. Ward
G. Worthington
Ward
Stanley McCormick
Sumner Gerard
Gerard
McCormick
W. Gordon Parker
J. Bertram Read
Harvard
Read
Parker
P. G. Parker
HOM Seclusivexes
F. K. Ward
S. McCormick
S. Gerard
Vv. G. Hall
H. McCormick
J. B. Read
G. Morris
W. K. Shaw
A. Codman
W. G. Parker
Mass bicycle club plans tour and races with prizes
The Massachusetts Bicycle Club held its regular meeting and elected Austin W. Pease. Resignations from Arthur W. Pope and Abbot Bassett were accepted. A Plymouth trip before Labor Day and a tennis-like road race with six mile distance from Relay House Nahant to Lynn were outlined with $500 in prizes including a $150 Columbia bicycle. Entries to Al Hayes close Aug 11. Additional notes cover engagements and attendance at the Denver national meet.
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Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Austin W. Pease
Arthur W. Pope
Abbot Bassett
Vesper Boat Club
Fitchburg Club
Rollstone Club
A. D. Peck
O. A. Tarbox
A. E. Dennett
E. F. Prior
F. McFarland
Plymouth
Bertsch
Edwards
Point of Pines
Tapis
Nahant
Lynn
Columbia
al Hayes
Union Street
Harry Tyler
Asbury Park
George L. Sullivan
Messrs. Dillingham
Percival
Boston
Denver
Perkins
Queen's Cup Race Off Cowes Affects Britannia Outcome
The Queen's Cup sailed today by the Royal Yacht Squadron covered about fifty miles. Start at 10 o'clock saw Britannia go out after missing the recall signal while Meteor, Carina, lEsperance, Castanet and Mohawk competed. Carina won by ten minutes on time. Britannia and Vigilant face dockings. The race sparked some Briton discontent over Yankee tactics and the Britannia’s failure to complete.
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Cowes
Royal Yacht Squadron
Carina
l’'Esperance
Britannia
Mohawk
Castanet
Meteor
Admiral Montague
Southampton
Prince of Wales
Goulds Charter Lagonda Steam Yacht for Cruising
Edwin Gould has chartered the 150 foot Lagonda steam yacht built in Brooklyn by J F Mumm with option to buy. The vessel of the Atlantic Yacht Club fleet is commanded by Captain Nelson and will be used for extensive cruising this season, following similar moves by his brothers George and Howard.
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New York
Edwin Gould
George
Howard
Rev. L. Moore
Brooklyn
J. F. Mumm
Atlantic Yacht Club
Gould
Nelson
Perry Belmont
Mr. Gould
The American Regatta at Newburyport
Today's regatta under the American Yacht Club drew yachts from the coast and proved a big success. First class winners were Eclipse Caribou and I Am. second class Ra coon Sport and Alma. third Alpine Bonita and Rocie. fourth Black Bird Pilot and Good Luck. special Whitehall class Next Coot and Wywannia.
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Newburyport
American Yacht Club
Eclipse
Caribou
I Am
Racoon
Sport
Alma
Alpine
Bonita
Rocie
Black Bird
Pilot
Good Luck
Next
Coot
Wywannia
New Haven Yacht Fleet Arrives for Eleventh Annual Cruise Eastward
NEW LONDON Aug 7 The New Haven Yacht fleet of about twenty boats arrived this afternoon for its eleventh annual cruise eastward from Deering Harbor. Leaders included Gertrude Thomas T Tabor Rival Henry S Dickinson Flora Rear Commodore Hammer Thelma Commodore Holcomb Castella A V Beecher Speranga O W Wilkinson Gale D M Prentice and steamer Silva F C Fowler. Carrie W broke down and withdrew from the cruise.
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New London
New Haven
Deering Harbor
Gertrude
Thomas T. Tabor
Henry S. Dickinson
Flora
Hammer
Thelma
Holcomb
Castella
A. V. Beecher
Speranga
O. W. Wilkinson
Philadelphia
Gale
D. M. Prentice
Silva
F. C. Fowler
Carrie W
Admirer Seeks Wager on Harbinger Beating Beatrice
An admirer of the yacht Harbinger plans a wager of fifty or one hundred dollars that Harbinger will win the next race for the commodore's cup against Beatrice. The money would be posted on or before Friday noon with the sporting editor of the Post.
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Beatrice
Post
Bicycle fall leaves Dorchester man in critical condition
Amos D. Fisher, 27, of 46 Norfolk Street Dorchester, fell from his bicycle on Freeport Street at 6 30 yesterday afternoon. He sustained a base of skull fracture and was taken unconscious to City Hospital via Station 11. Doctor Bliss ordered his removal to the hospital where his condition remains precarious.
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Amos D. Fisher
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Freeport Street
Bliss
Fisher
Boy in fall from wagon injured in Haymarket square
Richard Keating aged 12 of 48 Market street fell from the tail board of an express wagon in Haymarket square and injured his head neck and spine. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. James Fadden 33 of Pearl street Brookline had his right hand crushed by a falling brick wall while at work on the Alford street sewer and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Richard Keating
Market Street
Haymarket Square
Massachusetts General Hospital
Alford Street
Charlestown
James Fadden
Pearl Street
Brookline
Norwich Line Sees Strong Excursion Business This Season
The Norwich line reports a booming excursion business with many trips to accommodate travelers. August and September will feature the New England Knights of Pythias to Washington for the biennial supreme lodge session, with Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts delegations departing Aug 26 and returning Sept 1. Also, New England G A R posts will ride the line to the national encampment in Pittsburg Sept 10 to 15. Promenade concerts and a new table d hor diners draw crowds.
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Norwich
New City of
Lowell
Worcester
New England Knights of Pythias
Washington
Supreme Lodge
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York & New England Railroad
New England G. A. R
Pittsburg
Brookline Burglars Capture Yields Confession and Spin
Brookline police believe the Tuesday raid led to the capture of Kidder Brown and Quick. Quick confessed fully and police recover a large amount of pawned property. In Municipal Court Henry Kidder and Thomas Brown were held for the grand jury in $2000. Quick’s case continued for more information.
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Brookline
Kidder
Prominent Brighton Resident Benjamin B Clark Dies
Benjamin B Clark a well known G A R man and Brighton district resident died at his Washington street home Monday evening. The funeral is set for Thursday at 3 from St Marys Church Newton Lower Falls.
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Benjamin B. Clark
Brighton
Washington Street
St. Mary’s Church
Newton Lower Falls
Death of Albert Caswell in Somerville
Albert Caswell a respected Somerville resident painter by trade and former firefighter died yesterday at his Webster avenue home after a lingering illness He leaves a widow two sons and two daughters
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Albert Caswell
Somerville
Webster Avenue
Fire damages Westerly House dining room on Washington Street
A blaze in the dining room of the Westerly House at 1198 1200 Washington street at 6 o clock last evening extended to the second floor causing 150 dollars in damage. Still alarm.
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Washington Street
Malden approves 1894 tax rate at 15.70
The Malden Board of Assessors announces the 1894 tax rate of 15.70, up 0.70 from last year, marking the highest rate since Malden became a city.
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Malden
Board of Assewors of
Old Dr Hallock and Co cures every form of old diseases
Advertises treatments for blood poisoning from female contamination and other ailments with claims of speedy permanent cures. Promotes Dr Hallock’s Museum of Anatomy at 110 Court Street and English German French consultations. Offers Electric Pills for Lost Manhood with pricing and a guarantee.
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Hallock & CO
Uatic
Hallock
Museum OF Anatomy
Court St
Dr. Hallock & Co
McDonald Sets State Half Mile Mark At Wisconsin Meet
Roy McDonald of New York shattered the state half mile record with a 57.0 second flying start at the Wisconsin meet in Ripon. Reported pace by Titus and Cabanne, the performance follows days of hard riding and is hailed as a premier display of the season. Reed and Sanger led a strong field in state championships with records and fast times across multiple events.
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Ripon
Wis
Roy McDonald
New York
McDonald
Titus
Cabanne
McLawrence
Toledo
Taylor
Tyler
Wisconsin
Reed Boys
Walter Sanger
Louis Reed
Willie Sanger
Milwaukee
C. M. Murphy
Brooklyn
L. D. Cabanne
St. Louis
A. HB. Lumsden
Chicago
A. J. Brown
F. J. Titus
A. D. Kennedy
Famous Tapley of Malden Dies at 83 in Malden
Mrs Caroline B Tapley a direct descendant of Josiah Bartlett died at her Malden home aged 83 Her husband died sixteen years earlier on the same date and both were buried in Newburyport The Salem born figure spent twenty five years there and belonged to the Newburyport Congregational Church She leaves a sister a brother and three sons William Tapley Fred Tapley Moses Tapley plus grandchildren
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Malden
Caroline B. Tapley
Lawrence Street
Josiah Bartlett
Moses Bartlett
Newton
Newburyport
Tapley
Salem
Congregational Church
Mark W. Pray
Boston
Daniel Bartlett
William T. Tapley
East Dedham
Fred C. Tapley
Pottsdam
N. Y
Moses B. Tapley
Man's Religious Rights Battle Moves to Appeal
In Malden, Wayne T. Gibson of Everett, a Seventh Day Adventist, was fined 50 dollars after being found guilty for keeping his store open on Sunday. He appealed claiming religious rights to observe the Sabbath differently and intends to press a test case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Wayne T. Gibson
Everett
Pettengill
Gibson
Boat Upset Drowns Three Children at Assonet River
A boating accident near the Assonet River claims the lives of William Lockhart 16 Edith Simmons 10 and Mabel Simmons 6 as Arthur Simmons and Abram Schofield rescue efforts fail to recover the trio before nightfall. The victims are linked to local families, with ongoing searches hampered by swift tides and absent recoveries.
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Fall River
William Lockhart
Edith Simmons
Mabel Simmons
Assonet River
Arthur Simmons
Abram Schofield
Simmonses
William G. Simmons
Lockhart
Feeney
George Ferguson
McDowell Brothers Silence On Mrs. Taylor Case
George R. McDowell and Brice arrived in Greenfield seeking counsel. George declined to answer further questions stating silence, predicting the full story would come out when the suit is tried. He refused to say whether Mrs. Taylor, his sister, accompanies them.
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Greenfield
George R. McDowell
Brice
Town
George R
George
Mob Riot Fails to Isolate Child for Smallpox Care
In Milwaukee on August 7 a mob estimated at 8000 obstructed health officers attempting to move Frederick Kellser’s child on Arthur Street to the isolation hospital for smallpox treatment. Police were powerless to stop the demonstration and the removal was temporarily abandoned.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frederick Kellser
Arthur Street
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