Nichols Saves The Game In Extra Innings For Reds
Harry Staley started for Pittsburg but Nichols shorted the visitors with his speed. Boston opened strong but the Bostons pulled ahead late as Nichols shut down Pittsburgh after a rough start. Miller and Hanlon led the winners with sharp hitting and Calliope behind the plate starred with a superb catch.
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Weather forecast and synoptic notes for New England region
Northern New England fair and cooler today with northwest winds. Southern New England fair with lower temperatures today and tonight, western winds. Friday expected fair with moderately low temperatures. Synopsis notes: Atlantic coast cloudiness last evening with most rainfall regionally in thunderstorms. rainfall totals include 0.94 inches at Northfield VI and 0.60 at Philadelphia. Highs around 88-92 across major cities. heat and humidity noted. Forecast for Washington and New York: cooler Thursday with northwest winds for Eastern New York and New England. Friday fair in New England with cooler conditions.
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Town Notes On Parks, Sermon, and City Affairs
Mayor Matthews and Superintendent of Streets Carter attended Highland Lake picnic. No truth to Crawford House sale. Rev A D Mays to preach Sunday at New South Church Tremont and Camden. Navy yard exam winners named J H Edgerly Samuel Dwieht Benjamin Hersey D B Wiley Moses K Webber. Elizabeth Thompson declared insane by Probate Court in Kansas City. Charles F Ellsworth of Bath knocked down on Court Street. John B Church accused of murder as Hart dies. Horses hit brick cellar near Hotel Reynolds site. boy injured. Boston Retail Grocers Association open house postponed to September. North Metropolitan Sewerage sections 15 16 17 awarded. Christie McBride and R A Malone & Son win contracts.
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Peddlers to Visit Mayor Over Street Rights
The Boston Peddlers' Association appoints a committee to meet the Mayor and determine their street rights. Members include President P. J. Kyle Vice-President John McManus and John McLaughlin Thomas Donovan.
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Dual Alliance reshapes Lodge Barrett path to power
Lodge and Barrett form an offensive defensive pact to back Lodge’s succession and Barrett’s rise to Congress and Governor. The plan also plots Crapo for Governor and a Senate seat after Hoar retires, reshaping Cape Ann and state politics amid Cogswell’s lingering Senate ambitions.
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American and English Horses Compared by Turf Editor
Leslie C. Bruce, editor of the Turf Field and Farm, shares observations from a recent trip to England. He praises hackneys as top driving horses, notes differences in travel endurance with American trotters, and highlights major English studs like Westminster at Eaton Hall and Yardley Stud. He discusses breeding practices and the openness of English sires compared with American private stallion use.
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Burdett Business College Opens New Quarters in City
Proprietors C A and F H Burdett hosted an at home event at the corner of Washington and Kneeland streets to unveil new and commodious quarters for the Burdett Business College. Music by Baldwin's Cadet Orchestra and refreshments accompanied the gathering. The article notes perfect ventilation and easy access to the building and mentions the Security Safe Deposit Company vaults in the Equitable building.
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Record of Fires and a Professional Thief
Fire rips through the five story warehouse of George Oberne and H M Hosick at Mich gan street and La Salle avenue destroying wool hides and tallow with an estimated loss around 200 900. A fireman reports Box 47 for a minor blaze and another blaze at John Costello’s stable ended with minor damage. J W Gardner alias John Thompson linked to Hotel Brunswick theft with Bessie Marsh and John Flynn named. jewelry found on Harrison avenue.
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Worcester man drowns at Nantasket Beach
Michael Razzle of Worcester was intoxicated yesterday and bathed at Nantasket Beach. He was pulled from the water unconscious and died after an hour of medical effort. Razzle, 33, single, left a mother, father and two sisters. He worked at Worcester Loom Works.
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North China Riots Report From San Francisco
Dr. C N Gravatt cites U S naval actions near Wuhu and Shanghai as America questions unrest in North China. Dispatches note Belknap fast response, additional ships promised, and lingering riots through mid July. Reports describe attacks on mission stations, executions at Wusueh, searches for babies or bones, mob reprisals at Catholic and Presbyterian sites, and indemnity talks with Tsungli Yamen seeking 6 500 000 taels.
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Senate cruise offers senators a look at reconstructed navy
The planned voyage of the squadron commanded by Admiral Walker will include members of the Senate Naval Committee as guests. The trip aims to show the practical operations of the ships and allow informed suggestions for the navy's future under seasoned officers guidance.
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German Actor Julius Richard Laid To Rest In Milwaukee
At his Milwaukee funeral last Saturday the hearse led by twelve pitch torch bearers followed by a cortege past the Stadt Theatre once a German theatrical custom. Twelve urns on tripods trimmed with garlands were lit as part of the ceremony while pall-bearers were largely members of the dramatic profession.
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Curious London dress sparks garish club ace scare
Mrs Arthur Wilson of Sranby Croft attends the Princess of Wales garden party in London. She orders a cream organdie dress with sham rock leaves. On arrival the shamrocks resemble aces of clubs, prompting the displeasure of Sir William Gordon-Cumming’s dispenser who fears the garb implies bad luck at baccarat.
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Sranby Croft
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William Gordon Cumming
Pope abandons garden villa for cool St Peters suite
Leo XIII has given up his country holiday habit during the heat and moved his bed from the pavilion in the Vatican garden to a cool, spacious library apartment overlooking St. Peter's piazza. The room now serves as bedroom, study, and dining room.
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Guatemala at the World’s Fair Gets Official Support
The Government of Guatemala has provided offices in the President’s palace for the Latin American department at the World’s Columbian Exposition, authorized free telegraph service for exposition matters, and issued a special post office stamp to permit free mail admission for fair related correspondence.
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Jewish Emigrants Released From Detention at Tewksbury
At 1 yesterday afternoon the immigrant officer's room held many Jews as about fifteen bonds of 2000 dollars or more were signed for the release of detained emigrants in Tewksbury. They arrived in Boston last night. half go to New York while others are to be cared for by the Israelite Sheltering Home Society. Water color exhibition at Sharon to feature Mrs. L B Field with works from Aug 14 and 15 in the Unitarian Church vestry.
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Major Mark Down Sale at Macallar Parker Co
Macallar Parker Co announces an urgent clearance sale of their own made men and boys clothing after forty four years in business. Starts Monday Aug 17 at 9 o clock with deeply reduced prices on spring summer autumn and winter stock in the ground floor men and boys department 400 Washington street. Also Hetherston Importing Co offers Elite Kentucky whiskey from Broad street Boston and invites orders with catalogue free noting twenty years in business and reputation for upright dealing.
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Courts In Equity Suit Over Certificates At Anchor Lodge No 48
Anthony Sheridan and eleven Anchor Lodge members sue the Order of the Royal Ark and Lincoln National Bank seeking an injunction to stop withdrawals until their $100 certificates are paid. They claim the lodge reserve funds were misused and ask for a decree directing payment from the reserve. A temporary injunction was granted. C A Reed represents complainants.
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