Washington Victorious as Trubites Rout Stockdale in Openers
In Washington on August 9, the Trubites dominated Stockdale. Maul pitched well for the collegians, yielding only two hits. The Bedouins were shut out in most innings as Nash, Carroll, and Tucker produced hits and key plays. Attendance 1,012 with a folding crowd after Wagner's methods demoralized the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stockdale
Trubites
Collegian
Maul
Tucker
Nichols
Long
Farrell
Nash
Carroll
Stricker
Wagner
Herman
McGuire
Lowe
Bounder
Duffy
Little Mac
Tommy
Bennett
O'Rourke
Maui
McCarthy
Senators
Meakin
Hoy
Boston
AB. R
A. E. Iz
Farroll
Rourke
Aguire
Eeeereteres
Cheese
O’' Rourke
Maguire
Braul
Stocksdale
Ett
Washton
Stockseee
We Tucker
Gaffney
Spiders Sweep doubleheader over Louisville in Cleveland
Cleveland defeated Louisville in both games on August 9 with strong fielding and timely hitting. First game ended 4-1 as Cleveland bunched runs after Louisville beer hits. pitchers Cuppy Gunson and Rhodes Weaver held. Second game 6-4 as Cleveland plated six hits in one inning off Manea fe and Young, with umpires used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Today
Louisville
Hitlevéeland
Louisvillé
Cuppy
Gunson
Rhodes
Weaver
Cléveland
Maneéfeé
Louisvilles
Young
Ouisville
Ohm Ns
Manafee
Phillies Bunghed Hits in Orioles Loss Sparked by late Quaker surge
In Baltimore, Philadelphia overcame a tight game by scoring five runs in the sixth and seventh innings to win. Taylor hit a home run as the Phillies totaled nine hits to Baltimore’s twelve. Attendance was 1,880. Pitchers Weyhing and Cross for Philadelphia and Hawke Mullane and Robinson for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Orioles
Quakers
Taylor
Philadelphia
Weyhing
Cross
Hawke
Mullane
Robinson
Fall River Defeats Boston Reds in New England League
Fall River wins with superior batting and fielding in front of 587 spectators. Final score 5 to 2. Base hits: Fall River 9, Boston Reds 4. Errors: Fall River 3, Boston Reds 5. Batteries O'Neil and Burrell for Fall River with Kiley and O'Connor catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Boston Reds
O’neil
Burrell
Kiley
O’connor
Madden Puzzles Visitors In Portland Baseball Tilt
Portland employees attended a game where Madden and Mahoney pitched effectively outside the seventh and ninth innings. Brockton won 8 to 4 as Doe and Burke completed the Battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Madden
Dee
Brockton
Brros
Madden and Mahoney
Doe and
Burke
Local Scores From Staged Matches Across Cities
At Springfield Springfield Troy leads with six points, Providence Providence has six over Albany, Binghamton beats Wilkes Barre eight to three, Erie eight over Buffalo five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Troy
Providence
Albany
Binghamton
Binghamston
Wilkesbarre
Erie
Buffalo
Resolution Honors Holman for Supporting Working Women
The Women's Rescue League in Boston approves a resolution praising Indiana Representative W S Holman for decades of votes aiding working women and requests copies be sent to Holman and the press. The group lauds his defense of women as political and industrial factors and urges continuation of his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Rescue League
Eliot Street
Holman
Indiana
House of Representatives
Congress
United States
Women’s Rescue League of Boston
Women’s National Industrial League of
Washington, D. C
W. S. Holman
Labor Day plans loom after union convention
Labor Notes reports quiet in labor circles after a two day convention. Unions intensify preparations for Labor Day with more features than before. Vee Mills Company planned partial reopening on the 14th but now remains closed. Three thousand workers to resume only at signs of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vee Mills Company
Father Byrne Praises Plattsburgh Catholic Summer School
Very Rev. William Byrne vicar general of the archdiocese returns home to St. Joseph's West End. He touts the Plattsburgh Catholic summer school as a lasting educational center likely to shape Catholic thought nationwide. He cites lectures, national patronage, and Lake Champlain setting as strengths, with social and recreational features fostering friendships and yearly attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburgh
William Byrne
St. Joseph’s
West End
Father Byrné
Lake
Champlain
Desperate Runaway Crashes Car at Baltic Station
A carriage driven by Robert Stott of Fall River was jolted by passing trains at Baltic station in Norwich at five this afternoon. Seven people were thrown from the vehicle. Stott suffered multiple injuries including a broken thigh and collar bone. his wife Marion was bruised. two year old Elizabeth Stott had a broken thigh and internal injuries. The Emerson family guests are badly bruised and one child is feared dead. Doctors arrived. the injured were taken to a local residence for care and remain there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
Robert Stott
Fall River
Baltic Station
Mr. Stott
James Emerson
Blissville
Marion
Elizabeth Tott
Emersons
Stotts
Gun Club Rules and Revised Games mailed free of charge
Union Pacific agent Mr. W S Condell at 290 Washington street Boston announces a free copy of Gun Club Rules and Revised Games. The digest of Western States game laws is offered upon receipt of a two cent postage stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Condell
Union Pacific
Washington Street
Boston
American Wringer Co Wringer Makers at Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Co at 13 and 16 Broadway extension is a manufacturer of wringers for various uses including mang 3 and spring beds, as well as carpet dereepers. They produce all kinds of wringers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway
City
Second Day at Mystic Park Trotting Races
Mystic Park hosted the second day of racing with large crowds and humid air aiding fast times. Charles Dorsey won the 2:30 trotting class in straight heats. the 2:23 pace produced a seven heat thriller with an outsider prevailing. the 2:19 trot saw Ramona and Harry C. contend amid multiple breaks and a post race postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Charles Dorsey
Ramona
Harry C
Robert H
Gold Charm
Glimmer
Alba
Dorsey
Olga
Kitty R
J. Alba
Thetis
Thétis
B. G
Popé
Kides
B. m
Cogswell
Ee Oia
Crardote
Joe Alecyone
Kelly
Ch. G
Otterson
Brinckerhoff
Oo Os Montague
Cleveland
Kitty R.y
Avery
Eawissee
J. Alba, Bik. G
Shannon
Sy Weneees
Glimmer, B. m
Riley
Matt T
Jennie J
Rockaway
Frank P
Matt
Franklin
Carpenter
Jennie
Franklin P
Frank
Fargo
B. A
Warren
Targo
Hangon
Ch. H
Titer
Cseccestecs
Maggie T
Whist
Daphne
McMahon
Harry
Golden
Maggie
Mona
Nellie McGregor
Himeek
Lekas
Messeseeees
Ieeess
Grand Girguit Dominates Buffalo Pace Program
At Buffalo this afternoon three year olds headline a day of trot and pace events. Fantasy easily swept all three heats though unextended to 2:15 in the final, while Silicon faltered. Paul posted a 2:11 and 2:11 1/4 mark in the 2:12 pace before fading. Prima Donna led the 2:15 trot with Viterlo Pixley and Azote earning minor placings. Best time was 2:11 1/2 by Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Fantasy
Silon
William Penn
Margrave
Silicon
Ai Javé
Paul
Manley
Prima Donna
Viterlo
Pixley
Azote
Pambico
Running Races at Monmouth Park Aug 9 Result Summary
First race five furlongs Lake View won with second spot for The Ironmaster? Actual order shows Lake View first. Second race one mile Picknicker led Julien second and The Ironmaster third. Time 1 40 1 2. Third race five furlongs Lucky Dog first Harrington second Factotum third. Time 1 01. Fourth race seven furlongs Wormser first Young Arion second Midnight third. Time 1 29 1 2. Fifth race five furlongs Armitage first Half Mine second Nahama third. Time 1 01 1 4. Sixth race one and one sixteenths miles Best Brand first Key West second Lady Pulsifer third. Time 1 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Park
Correction
Ara
Lake View
Julien
Picknicker
the Ironmaster
Lucky Dog
Harrington
Factotum
Wormser
Young Arion
Midnight
Heavy Saratoga track yields six races results
Saratoga on August 9 featured a heavy slow track with clear weather. Six furlongs saw Tigress first and Bel Demonio third. Lotion won the one and one sixteenths, Sykeston runner-up. Appomattox claimed five furlongs, while Martyrdom won the one mile race. Hannigan led seven furlongs, Jugurtha topped seven furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Tigress
Area
Bel Demonio
Lotion
Sykeston
Ilume
Appomattox
William T
St. Maxim
Martyrdom
Prince George
Marshall
Hannigan
Void
Woodcraft
Jugurtha
Harry Alonzo
Fanking
Clifton Downs Racing Card Results From New Jersey Meet
In Clifton New Jersey on August 9 the program lists seven eighths mile Firefly with Sea citer St Hubert third. Five eighths Salvia led by George Dixon with Romeo second. Six and one half furlongs Double Cross first Kerry Gow second Miss Aggie third. One mile Eclipsé won by Larghetta with Air Plant second. Three fourths Laurel first Josephine second Vagabond third. Five eighths Hay Tay won by Upstart with Willie McAuliffe second. Time stamps noted for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larghetta
Air Plant
Laurel
Josephine
Vagabond
Hay Tay
Upstart
Willie McAuliffe
North Shore weekend festivities draw large crowds at Point of Pines
Report details a lively New England temperance convention crowd at the Point of Pines with bands, fireworks, and seaside recreation. Visitors attend Crescent Beach, Strathmore bathing float displays, and multiple concerts, dances, and yacht club events. Axell Gushafsen to speak. Boston visitors spark curiosity. Lawn party at Winthrop Methodist Church raises funds for Epworth League. parade planning and street-route concerns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Shore
Pines
Germania Band
Liberati
Signor Pesci
Crescent Beach
Naval Brigade
Strathmore
Axel Gushafsen
the Pines
Tewksbury Memorial Chapel
C. T. Westlake
Edwin J. Skinner
Young
Ten O'clock Club
Boston
Young’s
China
New Winthrop Hotel
Evensny
Brown-Newell
J. J. Allen
Cork
Winthrop Yacht Club
Yacht Club
Winthrop Methodist Church
Astrella Orchestra
Tucker
Post
Turgis
Beacon
Tewksbury
Banks and mills signal tightening as failures rise
News from cities across the United States reports bank suspensions and loom of liquidity problems. Madison Square Bank flagged as weak. several lenders, including Taunton National Bank and Colfax Bank, announce closures or liquidations. Manufacturing plants cut shifts or halt operations, with workers facing layoffs and wage pressures amid tighter credit. Local and regional banks in Minnesota, New York, and New Orleans reflect broader financial strain, while some institutions plan resumptions and asset sales to meet obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall_ street
Clearing House
Madison Square Bank
W. Wetmore Cryder
Plict Danforth
Taunton
Taunton National Bank
United States
Rochester
Minn
Union National Bank
Colfax
Wash
Bank of Colfax
Minneapolis
Commercial Bank
Martinsville
Ind
Mitchell’s Bank
Perry, Ja
Ex-change Bank
Angus
H. A. Rouse
Waseca
People’s Bank
New Orleans
Aus
Germania Savings Bank
Lawrench
F. E. Clarke
Pemberton Cotton Mills
Newburyport
Towle Manufacturing Compan
Augusta
Cascade Woollen Mills
Oakland
Kansas City
Standard Manufacturing Company
Bittsburg
Penn
Linden Steel Company
Fuller Bros. & Co
Greenwich Street
Cadwallader R. Mulligan
South Bend
A. D. Baker
South Bend Wagon Works
Mishawkee
Tisabilities
Lebanon
Robert H. Coleman
Archibald Rogers
Hyde Park
N. Y
Henry Kendall
Reading
Pennsylvania Trust Company
Fitchburg
Mass
Parkhill Manufacturing Company
Middletown
Cond
Schuyler Electric Company
Lynn
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Cadets Hold Third Day In Camp At Essex
Essex Aug 9 The third day in camp for the second Corps of Cadets drew crowds from across the state to Centennial grove. Notables included Lt Colonel T F Edwards Major H G Kemp Paymaster J W Pierce Chaplain A H Rider and others who watched drills closely. Company D performed the skirmish drill with near flawless firing. Private Arthur Foster was slightly wounded by a blank cartridge but treated promptly. Governor Russell is due tomorrow at 10 with staff. 3 20 pm drills announced with Captain W A Hosmer and Lt J B E Spencer in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Centennial Grove
T. F. Edwards
Corps of Cadets
H. G. Kemp
Cavalry
J. W. Pierce
A. H. Rider
H. D. Litchfield
D. A. Young
W.W. L. Richardson
Philip Little
Pool
G. F. Quimby
Arthur Foster
Owell
Russell
W. A. Hosmer
J. BE. Spencer
Boston girl chosen for Goddard Seminary faculty
August 9 dispatch from Barre Vermont reports two new teachers at Goddard Seminary. Helen Foster of Boston joins the instrumental music department and Helen Smith of Barre joins the art department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre, Vt
Goddard Seminary
Helen Foster
Boston
Helen Smith
Barre
Lynn Cycling Meet Set After Week's Delay
The Lynn Cycling Association race meet resumes this Saturday after a postponement. Louis Foster credited with third prize in Mt. Washington road race, H. L. Reed with fourth. Hyde Parks club run to Norwood band concert. Harvey and Thompson in Somerville uniforms draw attention in Maine backwoods. Roxbury Wheelmen report fifteen new memberships as plans for Somerville ten mile road race emerge. Lantern parade expected with 3000 cyclists at the exposition grounds tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Cycling Association
Mt. Washington
Louis Foster
H. L. Reed
Hyde Parks
Norwood
Dave Harvey
Somervilles
Maine
Somerville
Harvey
Thompson
Hmerson
Jacobs
Fairbanks
Kenney
Boothbay
Milton Howard
Somerville Club
Chicago
Roxbury
Downing
Bangor
Tileston
White Mountains
Lovell
Club House
Medford Street
Walnut Street
Highland Avenue
Davis Square
Holland Street
Clarendon Street
Clarendon Hill
Broadway
America
Zimmerman
Massachusetts
Zimmy
Old Bay State
J. Clark
Tyler
Taylor
Hoyland Smith
Gary
Windle
Nelsons
Exposition Grounds
Malden
Waltham
W. Robinson
Captain Peck
J. Dean
Boston Club
W. T. Gill
Waltham CG. C
David
Somerville B. C
Abbott Bassett
Henry Crowther
A. K. Peck
Jack Fecitt
Roxbury B. C
William
Atwell
Easy Club
Leo Abraham
Fred
Waltham B. C
W. T. Libbey
Winnisimmett
Isfort
Press
Fred McDonough
Mt. Washingtons
Riverside Oval
Lowell
Boston
Worcester
Lawrence
Salem
Lynn
Providence
Concord
Chelsea
Slaverhill
Taunton
World's Fair Excursions Expanded by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad adds dates for half rate trips to the World's Fair. Special trains depart New York at 9 am and reach Chicago the next afternoon, offering an overnight journey and fair access at $20 from Newark. Tickets available via agent at 206 Washington Street Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Newark
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Lowell picnic draws 1500 visitors to Lynn beach
Lynn on August 9 reported the annual Lowell picnic at the Lynn beach with about 1500 people arriving by train. The day featured bathing and leisure activities, one incident of minor intoxication involving a 10 year old boy, and two men who almost drowned the boy while swimming. The event required twenty seven cars to transport attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lowell
Lynn Beach
Entire Town of Thorpe Destroyed by Fire in Wisconsin
Thorpe, a town of about 1500 residents twenty five miles east of Chippewa Falls, is on fire. A large saw mill, several buildings, and much lumber have burned. The town lacks any fire apparatus to combat the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Minn
Thorpe
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Socialists Approve Eight Hour Working Day Plan
In Zurich on August 9 the international Socialist congress approved an eight hour day plan and agreed to push for agitation to enforce the shorter workday across member nations. Delegates endorsed the eight hour standard and aimed to promote public support and legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
International SoCialist Congress
Whiting Stays in the Massachusetts Gubernatorial Race Drama
A flurry surrounds William Whiting of Holyoke as he declines a quick exit from the Republican nomination fight. The state committee endorses a staged ballot method for Sept 21–22 convention and bids to consolidate votes by county divisions. Pillsbury Greenhalge and Hart are active backers while Whiting signals continued interest, hinting at a possible four to five corner contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Willam Whiting
Holyoke
Pillsbury
Greenshalge
Wolcott
Hart
Bate
Whiting
Massachusetts
Fe Precht
Weevenie Massachusetts
Whittle Ua
Eieuins
Réedés
Morgan
Apt Field
Whitifig
Alfred Pillsbury
Greenhalge
State House
Whitting
Jordan
Pulsifer, Jordan & Co
Eeboom
Boston
Art
Painters Die After Fall From Sixth-Story Scaffolding
Three painters plummeted from a scaffold on the sixth floor of Nos. 54 and 55 South Street New York. They crashed through a skylight as they fell. James Day and Jamies Fisher were fatally injured. a third man survived with bruises and a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South Street
James Day
Jamies Fisher
Parole & Co real estate deals and Dudley ads in Boston area
Inside information promotes a weekly offer with $1 a day for all good things and Thursday sales. Parole & Co at 2 College Place New York City handles investments. Dudley at 162 Columbus Ave lists pneumatics, dowels, and a 1893 Diamond dwelling pattern for sale, plus a board of aldermen request for a wooden stable at 866 East Sixth Street Boston. Agnes D McKay, owner, Boston, July 31 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Clifton & Gloucester
Requess
Parole & CO
College Place
New York City
Toycle
New England
Dudley
Columbus Ave
PNEUW
Dudley’s
Srs
Boston
Uide
East Sixth Street
City of
Agnes D. McKay
Boston Aldermen Set Notice for Petition Hearing
City of Boston Board of Aldermen orders notice for a petition hearing on August 21 at 3 p m. Interested parties may appear and be heard. Notice to run three times in Boston Post and Boston Journal, last publication ten days before hearing, and copies served on adjoining estate owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Boston Post
Boston Journal
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Hoch
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Stein Kelly
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Hutchison
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