No Chicago Boston game. Errors of judgment in umpiring aid Phillies
In Cuicanno Aug 8 rain postponed Chicago Boston game. Indianapolis Hoosiers slugged Mickey Welch, winning while jants wore old Indianapolis uniforms. Cleveland beat Philadelphia as umpire Lynch erred. Zimmer hit in throat and Clements hurt. Pittsburgh beat Washington in a long rough contest with Morris and Haddock pitching.
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Phillies
Giants
Hoosiers
Pittsburg
Cuicano
Indianapolis
Ind
Mickey Welch
Boyle
Ewing
Brown
Jants
Chicago
NEW Yorks
R. BH. PO
A. E. I.bh
A. E
Richa
D’n
Buckley
Ward
McGeachy
O'Rourke
Poe
Whitney
Oor Oyle
Welch
Ea SS Ee
Glasscock
Tiernan
Bassett
Seery
Buckley Glasscock
O’rourke
Sullivan
Richardson
Connor
McQuaid
Cleveland
Lynch
Philadelphia
Zimmer
Clements
Philadelphias
Clevelands
R.bh
Edelehanty
Radford
Hallman
O Stricker
SG Meyers
McKean
Thompson
Twitchell
Mulvey
Tebeau
Clement
McAleer
Fogarty
Faatz
Farrar
O Zimmer
Gleason
Snyder
Buffinton
O’ Brien
Nair
Myers
Stricker
Delehanty
Wilditech
Gleasop
Empire—Lynch
Pittspurg
Penn
Washington
Morris
Haddock
Local baseball scores from scattered matchups
At Columbus Brooklyns 12 Columbus 11. Philadelphia Baltimores 6 Athletics 5. Louisville Cincinnatis 4 Louisvilles 3. Kansas City St Louis 12 Kansas Citys. Hartford Hartfords 5 Worcesters 2. New Haven New Havens 5 Lowells 3.
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Columbus
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Baltimores
Athletics
Louisville
Cincinnatis
Louisvilles
Kansas City
St. Louis
Kansas Citys
Hartford
Hartfords
Worcesters
New Haven
New Havens
Lowells
Departure of the Saida from the harbor
An Austrian vessel, the Saida, departed the harbor after eight days. A shore crowd tracked her exits as gangways were secured, boats hoisted, and the anchor weighed. The ship slowly steamed away with black smoke trailing, amid expectations of a salute that did not occur.
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Saida
Driscoll
Maggie
Rail line rate war threatens western to Chicago policies
A Chicago special reports that lines west of the Missouri River plan to cut local rates to Kansas City to protect through rates to Chicago, a move echoed by the Alton. Rock Island and others may challenge before the Interstate Commerce Commission, with a Hartford & Connecticut Western lease and dividend changes stirring stockholders. President Harrison departs Boston for Bar Harbor amid crowds.
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Chicago
New York Tribune
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City
Missouri River
Kansas City
Alton
Atchison
Santa Fe
St. John
Rock Island
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, St. Paul
Walker
Interstate Commerce Railway Association
Board of Managers
The
Association
Des Moines
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Montreal Man Fleeced By Confidence Man On Trip
J S Patten of Montreal reported to police after being swindled by a smooth talking stranger on a train to Boston. The man urged Patten to advance 300 in gold to settle a bill before a proposed Eastport transfer, then disappeared with the money. Patten awaits further word as the scheme unfolds.
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J. S. Patten
Montreal
Patten
Boston
Mr. Patten
Eastport
Mattie
Arctic whalers rescue cited by Navy in Thetis report
Navy dispatch from Lieutenant-Commander Charles H. Stockton describes Thetis rescue operations in the Arctic Ocean. Survivors of the Little Ohio and Ohio Second were aided at Point Hope and Nanwok Island with eight of 33 on Little Ohio surviving. Captain Boyne praised for care despite scarce provisions. Stockton plans to proceed to Port Clarence for supplies and to recontact the revenue steamer Bear, aiming for Point Barrow by Aug 10.
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Washington
Navy Department
Charles H. Stockton
Thetis
Arctic Ocean
Little Ohio
Ohio
Nanwok Island
Behring Sea
St. Michael’s Island
Point Hope
Stockton
Arctic
James A. Hamilton
San Francisco
Mr. Stockton
Paul Boyne
St. Michael’s
Port Clarence
Point Barrow
Bear
State House Extension Plans Lower Town Hill Grade
The State House extension plan calls for a new Temple street and lowering the hill top by about four to five feet. The State House commissioners and city committee discussed lowering Mt. Vernon street and possibly Temple street, with an 16 to 18 foot arch over Mt. Vernon street and a roadbed and sidewalks. Ex-Governor Long, a commissioner, left town for vacation and may be away several weeks.
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State House
Temple Street
City Committee
Mt. Vernon Street
Yemple Street
Long
Board of Commissioners
Railroads report June earnings and gains across Several lines
The Denver and Rio Grande shows June earnings of 335,461 up from 260,700 last year, with year to date figures at 1,303,834 versus 1,033,220. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western leased lines post net gains for the quarter ending June 30, and New York Central and Hudson River reports quarterly earnings. Indianapolis, Ind announces R B F Pearce appointed receiver of the Indianapolis Decatur and Western railroad after default on semi annual interest on 180,000 bonds.
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Denver & Rio Grande
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Endea
Indianapolis
Ind
R. B. F. Pearce
Indianapolis, Decatur & Western Railroad
Millionaire Snell’s Murderer Arrested in Texas
A man claiming to be A Delphine of Concordia Kansas was arrested in Laredo Texas as the supposed murderer of millionaire Snell. He bears scars matching the criminal and admits fireman work in Concordia. He denies Chicago ties but associates say he talked of it. Sheriff Sanchez sent an account to Chicago police.
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CuicaGco
Tascott
Snell
Laredo
Tex
Delphine
Concordia
Kan
Chicago
New Laredo
Sanchez
John W. Brown
Oceana
W. Va
Ayer
Wanderlich
Scranton
T. P. Brown
Chester
G. Wes Bowman
East Main St
Carlisle
Thomas F. Adams
Holly Springs
Texas
Secretary accepts Waters resignation from life-saving post
Newport August 8 The Secretary of the Treasury has notified Captain John Waters assistant superintendent of the third life saving district that his resignation would be accepted. Waters is a Democrat.
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Newport
R. L
Secretary of the Treasury
John Waters
Waters
Harrison at Bar Harbor Visit Continues Across Maine
The presidential party traveled by train from beyond the mountains through Ellsworth to Mt. Desert ferry with Senator Hale disembarking at Ellsworth and Hannibal Hamlin meeting President Harrison in Bangor. George C. Lord accompanied the group to Portland and the Maine Central carried the party onward. The Mt. Desert ferry crossing received salutes from harbor craft and cheering crowds.
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Thal
Ellsworth
Hale
Mt. Desert Ferry
Hannibal Hamlin
Bangor
Harrison
George C. Lord
Boston & Maine Railroad
Portland
Maine Central
The Trip to Bar Harbor
A crowded presidential transit tale from Massachusetts to New Hampshire with President Harrison greeted by cheering crowds. The train halted at Lawrence and Exeter amid bands, flags, and handshakes as officials, including Governor Goodell and Senator Blair, joined the journey. At Haverhill and nearby mills, citizens waved and shouted, while the Brother Jonathan Club of Republican voters presented a basket of flowers.
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Harrison
Bar Harbor
Brackett
Windom
Proctor
Walker Blaine
Mansfield
Halford
Hart
Dalton
Boston & Maine
Haymarket Square
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington
Beacon
Tremont
Court
Hanover
Washington Streets
Tippecanoe
Frank E. Saunders
E. Weymouth
Mignon
Lavinia
The
Lord
Furber
Merritt
Boston & Maine Railroad
William T. Hart
Continental National Bank
General Wheeler
New Hampshire
Mapen
Melrose
Wakefield
Reading
Havernity
Allen Ordway
Brother Jonathan Club
Haverhill
Massachusetts
Goodell
Lawrence
Exeter
N. H
South Lawrence
Blair
Nate and
Moore
Portiano
South Berwick
Maine
Sprague
Harper
Philbrook
Pullen
Boothby
Bur
President Harrison’s Maine Tour Delights Crowds Along Route
President Harrison traveled through Maine greeted by Governor Burleigh’s staff and locals, with large crowds at North Berwick, Old Orchard, Brunswick, Augusta, Waterville, and Bangor. Congressman Reed introduced him at several stops while the president mixed handshakes with brief chats and remarks.
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Harrison
North Berwick
Congressman Reed
Lord
Reed
Portland
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Avousta
Brunswick
Maine State Battery
Despereaux
O. E. Michaels
Kennebec
Thompson
Burleigh
Augusta
Stevens
Manley
Lane
Bar Harper
Senator Hale
Boston
Meader
Waterville
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Washington
James G. Blaine
Bangor
Congressman Boutelle
Hannibal Hamlin
Mayor Bragg
Davis
Bragg
Hamlin
Boutelle
Indiana
President's Maine Visit Trails Cheerful Reception
The President traveled by special train from Waterville to Bangor and Ellsworth then by steamer to Bar Harbor. He met with Senator Hale, Secretary Blaine, and Congressman Lodge amid crowds at Ellsworth and Bar Harbor, enjoyed a landau procession, visited Blaine’s Stanwood cottage, and planned a quiet dinner before possible Moosehead Lake and Bar Harbor events.
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Waterville
Bangor
Ellsworth
Wns
Senator Hale
United States
Hale
Emery
Supreme Court
Maine
Augusta
Bar Harbor
Mt. Desert Ferry
Blaine
Coufessman
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Sidelay
Sappho
Oliver
Boston
Messrs
Harrison
Woodbury
Nooya
J. Montgomery Sears
Ballymena
Vesta
Fleetwings
Walker Blaine
Main Street
Stanwood
Ruth Willets
W. G. Howard
Baby McKee
Aulick Palmer
Mr. Blaine
Photographers Exhibit Opens in Mechanics Hall Boston
The National Association's show of photographic work and equipment opens at Mechanics Hall in Boston. Visitors may view today with many attending last evening. Awards went to A A Knox of New York for plain enlargements and G H Creighton of Rochester for worked enlargements. Daguerre monument fundraising discussed. Appleton elected president with 115 votes to 69 for Scott.
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Boston
National Association
Mechanics’ Hall
New England
New York
Anthony
A. A. Knox
G. H. Creughton
Rochester
Judees
I. W. Guerin
John Bartlett
C. H. Davis
Daguerre
A. Bogardus
Judge Cady
Albany
Photographers and Artists’ Mutual Benefit Association
O. P. Scott
Chicago
J. M. Appleton
Cleveland
Appleton
Scott
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Railroad Matters
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Millionaire Snell
Ly Associated Press
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Providence Line
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J. W. Miller
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Old State House
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Geo. L. Connor
Stonington Line
Park Square Station
Stonington
Washington, Cor. State Street
H. Briggs
NEW Raven & Harn
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N. Y
N. E
Willimanne
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Gen’l Pai
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Aaron B. Gay & Co
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Mai Farwell Bros
Dorchester
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