Washingtons Bring in Extra Innings Victory at South End Grounds
The Senators lost a ten inning game at the South End grounds with a late rally by Washington. Crooks and Nash produced a tying two-bagger, Joyce delivered a long shot, and Duffy scored the winning run after Anderson mishandled a ball. Burnham’s umpiring sparked tensions as Joyce incurred a $25 fine. The Boston club started strong but failed to sustain offense. Nichols and Mercer pitched for Washington, with Mercer sharp after relief. The crowd was small but notable officials observed from the box. The team travels to Baltimore for three games.
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Senators
South End Grounds
Crooks
Nash
Joyce
Hughey Duffy
Sexton
Hassamer
Tucker
Anderson
Schmelz
Duffy
Burnham
Washington
Mercer
Jake Boyd
Baltimore
Bostons
Nichols
Bannon
Jack Crooks
Scheibeck
Scrappy
McGuire
Abbey
Terre Haute
Chicago Narrowly Avoided Loss in Rough Baseball Duel
Chicago barely escaped defeat as Louisville outhit them and baserunning blunders by the Colonels cost Louisville a victory. Chicago led early but Louisville could not convert on chances. both sides showed slipshod baserunning and fielding errors in a tense meeting.
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Chicago
Louisville
Colonels
Woodbury Fractal Soap on Intes Street Highlighted
A fragment mentions Woodbury's Fractal Soap located on Intes Street and notes a 20 year practical experience claim. No further readable details appear to confirm services, products, or dates beyond these sparse items.
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Woodbury
Intes Street
Oodbury
Chicago Victorious In Rough Tilt With Louisville
In a 9 to 11 slugfest Chicago edged Louisville as Weyhing outpitched Terry. Attendance was 2500. Chicago had 4 runs on 6 hits with 2 errors while Louisville scored 11 runs on 9 hits with 6 errors. Batteries were Terry and Donahue for Chicago and Weyhing and Warner for Louisville.
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Weyhing
Terry
Chicago
Louisville
Donahue
Warner
Brooklyn Rally Falls Short in 9th for 3-2 Loss
In Brooklyn New York on August 12 the Brooklyns failed to score through seven innings. A two infield singles in the eighth produced their first run and a ninth inning rally tied the game before Philadelphia pulled ahead 3-2. Brooklyn made seven hits and one error while Philadelphia had eight hits and one error. Kemp Kennedy and Grim faced Taylor and Clements.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
Anderson
Daly
Corcoran
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Grim
Taylor and Clements
Baltimore Wins Tight Clash With New York
In Baltimore on August 12, the champions edged the visitors 3 to 2 in a close game. Both pitchers showed control, Yale Murphy filled in at third for Davies amid a reported misunderstanding with Manager Doyle. Attendance was 2400. Baltimore had 5 hits and 4 errors while New York had 7 hits and 6 errors. Clarkson and Robinson teamed for Baltimore, Meekin and Farrell for New York.
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Baltimore
New York
Yale
Murphy
Davies
Doyle
Clarkson
Robinson
Meekin
Farrell
Cincinnati Crushes Hawley In Home Win
Cincinnati pounded Hawley with strong hitting and defense to a 10 run victory before about 2000 fans. Elmer Smith spiked McPhee in the third inning drawing crowd ire as Cincinnati compiled 15 hits to Pittsburghs 9 with 1 error to the visitors 2. Batteries Rhines and Vaughn for Cincinnati Hawley and Sugden for Pittsburgh.
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Hawley
Elmer Smith
McPhee
CinciNnati
Pittsburg
Rhines and
Vaughn
Sugden
Cleveland Narrowly Tops St Louis In Thrilling Game
Cleveland wins a stirring baseball contest with sharp fielding and late scoring. Attendance 1500. Final score shows Cleveland 6, St Louis 4. Hits Cleveland 9, St Louis 10. Errors Cleveland 1, St Louis 3. Batteries Wilson Young and Zimmer for Cleveland Ehret and Otten for St Louis.
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St. Louis
el St. Oneshike
Wilson
Young
Zimmer
Ehret
Otten
Bangor Triumphs Over Fall River In Eighth Inning Rally
Bangor defeated Fall River 9 to 3 in Fall River as Bangor hitters exploded in the eighth inning to pull away. Base hits were 16 for Bangor and 11 for Fall River, with Bangor committing 3 errors to Fall River’s 1. Wheeler and Hayes paced Bangor, while Klobedanz and Rollins worked for Fall River.
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Bangor
Wheeler and Hayes
Klobedanz
Rollins
Lewiston Crushes Brockton in Low-Scoring Tilt
Lewiston defeated Brockton 9 to 0 as Brockton exhibited poor fielding and batting. Lewiston piled up 12 base hits to Brockton's 6 and committed 1 error to Brockton's 8. Williams and Mahoney pitched for Lewiston with Magee and J Shea catching.
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Brockton
Lewiston
Williams
Mahoney
Magee
J. Shea
Home Team Rally Gives New Bedford Win Over Augusta
In a fourteenth inning era light game Augusta led six innings then New Bedford surged in the seventh to score eight runs aided by four costly errors by Augusta. Friend pitched effectively allowing eight hits and striking out six. Final: New Bedford 12 Augusta 8 with six errors by Augusta and three by New Bedford.
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New Bedford
Augusta
Friend
Sharp
Coyle
Butler
Pawtucket Defeated as Portland Bats Stand Tall
In Pawtucket, Rhode Island, Portland jumped to a quick start with big innings and built a lead. Pawtucket rallied late but could not catch up as Portland prevailed 12 to 7 with timely hitting. Ke lly and Goodhart partnered on the mound for Portland, while Kelley and Yeager handled Pawtucket.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Killeen
Kelley
Portland
Goodhart
Yeager
Providence Beats Syracuse on Lucky Fly In Sixth
In the Eastern League at Providence on August 12 Syracuse fell behind 4 1 in the sixth as Providence took the lead aided by a fortuitous fly from Hess that cleared the fence. Stricker errors in the seventh and eighth fed a string of scratch hits allowing more runs as Syracuse finished with 14 hits to Providence 11 and 3 to 2 errors. Delaney Hess Dixon Eagan and McAuley pitched for Syracuse and Providence respectively.
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R. I
Syracuse
Stars
Hess
Knight
Stricker
Delaney
Dixon
Eagan
McAuley
Rochester Falters as Springfield Wins Easily
Springfield defeats Rochester 11 to 6 after early homer by Breckinridge and solid pitching by Callahan and Chesboro. Rochester struggles defensively, Hamburg in particular, while Crane signs with Rochester and will pitch tomorrow.
Toronto Defeats Wilkes-Barre In See-Saw Exhibition
The Toronto Canadians beat Wilkes-Barre in a back and forth baseball game watched by 600. A wild first inning error gave Toronto three runs, four pitchers were used, Gray impressed for Toronto while Brunneman struggled for Wilkes-Barre. Final: Toronto 11 Wilkes-Barre 9 with Toronto collecting 15 hits to Wilkes-Barre 12 and one error each. Teams: Brunneman Gray Casey for Toronto. Lake Coakley Keenan Diggins for Wilkes-Barre.
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Wilkesbarrre
Penn
Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Gray
Brunneman
Casey
Lake
Coakley
Keenan
Diggins
Champion James Jr Corbett Plays Ball in Scranton Tilt
Four thousand fans gathered at the ball grounds in Scranton to watch champion James Jr Corbett and his brother Joe Corbett play for Scranton. James starred at first with two hits including a key two-run single that clinched the victory while Joe held short with fast fielding.
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Scranton
Penn
James Jr. Corbett
Joe Corbett
Scranton Triumph in Tight Baseball Showdown
Spectators applauded the champion as he delivered the hit that scored the runs in a tense game. Score shows Scranton prevailing 9 to 7 over Buffalo with 1 error for Scranton and batteries Meaney and Schriver, along with Wadsworth and Urquhart.
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Scranton
Roulberg
Buffalo
Meaney
Schriver
Wadsworth
Urquhart
Brownes Defeat Winthrops 18 to 7 in Weekend Game
The E. L. Browne baseball team defeated the Winthrops on Saturday by a score of 18 to 7, delivering a decisive victory at the field.
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E. L. Browne
Winthrops
Boxing Gossip Sparks Creedon Tracey England Trip
A three week delay will allow Creedon and Tracey to tour music halls in England, with Colonel Hopkins asserting Ready health and strong hands for punch work. Letters discuss O Rourke, Walcott, Dunn, and other matchmaking moves, plus potential bouts in Boston and Galveston and rumors about Tracey’s health and finances.
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Bropkins
Creedon and
Tracey
England
Australia
America
John D. Hopkins
Chicago
Benton
Creedon
Choynski
Tom Tracey
Tommy
O’rourke
Walcott
Boston
Coney Island
Mick Dunn
New York
Gibbons
Dan
Fitzsimmons
St. Louis
Melbourne
Dick Moore
Bernean
McCarthy
Galveston
Dunfee
Ryan
Music Hall
Lafayette Club
Mike Welsh
Ballardvale
Bartley Mullen
Woburn
Johnny McCann
Jim Rogers
Saratoga Racecard results Aug 12 Before noon card
At Saratoga N Y on August 12 the first race over five furlongs winner Nick with Waltzer Babe Murphy placed second time 1 03 The second race over 412 furlongs Amazement won Marquise Predicament placed second time 58 The Saratoga prize handicap for all ages purse 2350 scheduled one mile Roy Hi Sanita won with Liza second Sir Excess third time 143 The fourth race over 61 2 furlongs Kamsin won Bernardine second Chugnut third time 110 12 The fifth race a mile and an eighth Langdon won Victorious runner up Fuller ton Lass third time 302 12
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N. Y
Nick
Waltzer
Babe Murphy
Amazement
Marquise
Roy Hi Sanita
Liza
Sir Excess
Kamsin
Bernardine
Chugnut
Langdon
Fullerton Lass
Hastings Chess Round Six at Brassey Institute
In Hastings England August 12 the sixth round of the international chess tournament was played at Brassey Institute. By 6 pm Schiffers defeated Blackburner in a French defense after 32 moves Tschigorin beat Teichmann in a French defense after 31 moves Pillbury defeated Mieses in a Vienna opening after 20 moves Albina and Schlechter drew in a Petroff defense after 30 moves
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Hastings
Eng
Brassey’s Institute
Schiffers
Blackburner
Tschigorin
Teichmann
Pillbury
Mieses
Vienna
Albina
Schlechter
Petroff
Sloop Christine Yam Missing After Grave Gravesend Bay Storm
In New York on August 12, a small sloop yacht named Christine Yam, sailing from Ulmer Park Gravesend Bay with a pleasure party, has not been heard from since last night’s storm. On board were Edward Baker from Hoboken, Miss Homan of New York, Miss Provost of Brooklyn, and skipper John Brown. Grave fears for the vessel’s safety prevail.
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New York
Christine Yam
Ulmer Park
Gravesend Bay
Edward Baker
Hoboken
Miss Homan
Miss Provost
Brooklyn
John Brown
Twenty mile road race entrants named for St Vincent de Paul event
A listing of 80 runners from multiple New England cities is given for the St Vincent de Paul Society road race in Salem Massachusetts to be run August 15. Names include Surrette Copeland Butler Carson Robson White Stockbridge Barnaby McNichol Greenhill Baker Anderson Wollaston Pottier Edwards Murray Whitten Savory Robson Eastman Johnson Conover Arch Chamberlain McCarty Brennan Boyle Glover Hartwell Bodwell Willey Marshall Turner Butman Farnham Sherman Hall Jones Perkins Hamilton and many others. The Readville Cycle Club's open ten mile handicap August 24 course is described with start in Hyde Park proceeding via Fairmount Water Dana Brush Hill Milton West River Business streets and finishes near the Business Street bridge. Entries close August 21 with M J Riley Readville Massachusetts.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
Salem
Mass
Joseph A. Surrette
Reading
Alfred W. Copeland
Lynnfield
Joseph W. Butler
Charles A. Carson
James Robson
J. H. White
Gloucester
C. R. Stockbridge
Grafton
T. A. Barnaby
Beachmont
T. T. McNichol
Lynn
W. H. M. Greenhill
Woburn
M. J. Welsh
Maldenry Dodge
Everett
R. E. Este
George L. Johnson
Boston
J. H. Conover
Edward Arch
A. W. Chamberlain
Roxbury
R. J. McCarty
T. F. Brennan
E. J. Boyle
Marblehead
C. F. Glover
Haverhill
J. W. Hartwell
C. A. Bodwell
G. O. Willey
W. W. Marshall
Beverly
J. L. Turner
Essex
J. E. Butman
Peabody
H. H. Farnham
Harry Sherman
Abner H. Hall
Fred S. Jones
C. T. Cooper
Ernest Perkins
Hamilton
Herbert Thome
F. P. Warner
Ipswich
W. W. Moore
L. J. Solari
East Boston
W. D. Morris
H. P. Farnham
Norman McLeod
Danvers
BE. F. Trask
Frank J. Reed
Lanesville
M. W Gray
E. Q
Sinclair
John Dacey
Hartford
Frank G. Smith
Clarences. Lee
Frederquist
Worcester
G. Christopherson
Dorchester
Charles. Smith
Georgel. Ducette
Wakefield
George A. Guild
George
P. Sennott
H. J. Pete
Harry Hall
Manchester
F. P. Kendall
Rowley
J. H. Fitzgerald
BE. O. Peabody
Topsfield
M. Christopherson
Hyde Park
Fairmount Avenue
Water Street
Dana Avenue
Brush Hill Road
Milton Street
West River Street
Business Street
Bridge
M. J. Riley
Chesterfield Street
Readville
Quincy Yacht Races End Amid Narrow Air Limits
At Quincy on August 12 the yacht club race failed to meet expectations as light air prevented boats from finishing within the limit. In the first class Rooster and Kayoshk led, Swirl won after a close run to Sheep Island, and the Adams boys lost their centreboard rope, forcing a beach. In the second class Swirl claimed top honors with Opechee and Kayoshk close. Opechee and Kayashi withdrew after the first circuit. Sphinx led the third class with Sunbeam finishing one minute past the limit. It withdrew to reach Hull before dark. Judges were John Cavanagh, C Eaton Pierce, and Eben F. Sheppard. First class results list Rooster, Adams Bros. Fiestas. Beatrice, John Cavanagh. Did not finish: Gleaner, F O Wellington. Second class results incomplete.
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Quincy
Rooster
Kayoshk
Swirl
Weymouth
Adams
Opechee
Kayashi
Sphinx
Sunbeam
Hull
John Cavanagh
C. Eaton Pierce
Eben F. Sheppard
Adams Bros
Beatrice
Gleaner
F. O. Wellington
Niagara Wins Calshot Yacht Cup Race at Castle Regatta
The annual Castle Yacht Club regatta at Calshot featured a 25 mile course from Cashot to East Lepe and back. The principal match for yachts 10 to 20 rating for the 46 guinea cup was won by the Niagara, with previous holders Luna and Deirdre noted in past contests. Commodore Lord Dunraven presided as club head.
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Southampton
the Castle Yacht Club
Lord Dunraven
Calshot
F. B. Jameson
Luna
Earl of Lonsdale
Cashot
Brambles
Lepe
Yacht Vigilan t Sets Sail From Bay Ridge Ahead of Trials
The yacht Viglant arrived off Bay Ridge this morning and, with Mr. Willard aboard, took a spin down the bay this afternoon. She is slated to enter the Erie Basin dry dock between now and the first trial races.
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York
Vigilant
Bay Ridge
Essex County Tennis Matches Limited by Rain in Manchester
Rain disrupted the Essex County Club tennis tournament with few spectators present. G W Lee defeated T B Gannett Jr 6 0 6 1 and several other matches were played, as open senior tournament entries and a postponed ladies croquet event were announced.
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Manchester
Essex County Club
G. W. Lee
T. B. Gannett, Jr
J. Putnam
W. Sturgis
W. S. Fitz
Edward Dickerson
T. M. Rotch, Jr
M. Bartlett
Hackett Derby
H. B. Stanwood
Ww. H. Barnes
R. S. Minot
Charles
Hanks
Russell
Wallace D. Gerter
Mortimer B. Mason
Foresters of Marlboro Offer Prizes For 135 Yard Foot Race
The Foresters of Marlboro announce a 135 yard handicap foot race on Saturday August 17 with 50 prize money for first second and third. Entries close August 14 with M J Finn Natick and Chelsea runners John Johnson and John Bates. Bates wins a gold medal after a 11 second 100 yard dash at Charles bank gym earlier, with several hundred dollars changing hands on the result.
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The
Foresters of
Drowning victim Harry Hayden recovered off Cow Pasture
The body of Harry Hayden of Hast Boston, a boy who drowned Sunday afternoon while sailing a catboat off Cow Pasture, was found in mud at low tide yesterday by John Duncan. The corpse drifted, a hundred foot rope was attached, and its origin remains unexplained. Hayden boarded with Mr. McClure at the American House East Boston.
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Harry Hayden
Boston
John Duncan
Savin Hill Avenue
Hayden
Mr. McClure
American House
East Boston
Two Drownings At Haynes Reservoir Vicious Mystery
In Leominster Charles Wolf a plumber and Maggie Garrity a domestic in Judge Carter's family disappeared after an outing in a boat on Haynes's Reservoir. A brother-in-law spotted Wolf dive and a search recovered Wolf’s body at 11 pm and the girl’s body the next morning 150 feet offshore. Medical Examiner Keilly notified.
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Charles Wolf
Maggie
Garrity
Haynes’s
Wolf
Carter
Keilly
Fitchburg
Hyde Park Boy Dies in River Tragedy
In Hyde Park Aug 12 a nine year old boy Johnnie McKenna fell from the Red Bridge over the Neponset River near the NY&NE railroad depot. He struggled briefly then sank and was recovered by bystanders but could not be revived. He is the son of James McKenna a carpenter of Vose Avenue.
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Neponset River
Johnnie MceKenna
Red
N. Y
N. E
James McKenna
Winthrop Fisherman Rescues Drowning Swimmer
William Flannagan, a Winthrop fisherman, rescued a young man about a mile and a half from Winthrop shore who had cramps while swimming three miles from shore toward a new buoy. Flannagan pulled him into his boat and worked to revive him as the swimmer neared exhaustion.
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William Flannagan
Winthrop
Mr. Flannagan
Drowning of Arthur Lattinville at Ware River
Arthur Lattinville aged 19, son of Otis avenue residents, drowned while bathing in Ware River. Grasping with grappling irons, rescuers worked until 7 p m but could not recover the body.
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Arthur Lattinville
Otis Avenue
Ware River
Child Drowns Bathing In Pawtuxet River
Edward Marston a 10 year old boy drowned while bathing in the Pawtuxet River at River Point Providence R I. The body was recovered this afternoon.
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Providence
R. I
Edward Marston
Pawtuxet River
River Point
Mullen Wins After Sixth Round Foul Gives Decision
In Providence at the King Philip Club Marty McCue of New York fought Joe Mullen of South Boston in a billed fifteen round match. Referee McCarthy halted in the sixth with Mullen declared winner on a foul, as both weighed heavy and clinched often. McCue angrily kicked Mullen and nearly sparked a bench battle with Frank Steele nearby.
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King Philip Club
Marty McCue
New York
Joe Mullen
South Boston
McCarthy
Boston Cribb Club
Mullen
McCue
Cobb Defeats Fitzpatrick in Lafayette Boxing Night
About 300 Newton residents attended the Lafay ette Club monthly boxing event on Haverhill street. J Fitzpatrick and J Cobb weighed around 150 pounds with Cobb, a finely built colored boxer, prevailing after three hard rounds. Cobb led the action and landed decisive blows in the third, sending Fitzpatrick to the canvas for a count. Dennie McDermott refereed.
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Fitzpatrick
Dennie McDermott
Sidewalk tire request shocks house scene
Mrs Muchblest demands the nurse blow out a pneumatic tire on a baby carriage on the sidewalk. The exchange recalls a prior visit. A young housewife, an engaging cook, and the cook discuss alternating duties to avoid interference as the conversation unfolds.
Clarendon Club Organized Elects Officers for Season
The Clarendon Club organized last night with Mr. McInnis in the chair and elected Fred Sullivan as president, William Barry as vice-president, Robert Clarke as secretary, M. J. McInnis as treasurer, William Vincent as sergeant-at-arms, and Charles Duffy John Lennon and Elijah Brooks as directors. They voted to open with a social in Grand Army Hall on Sept. 6.
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Mr. McInnis
Fred Sullivan
Willian, Barry
Robert Clarke
M. J. McInnis
William Vincent
Charles Duffy
John Lennon
Elijah Brooks
Grand Army Hall
Larned Triumphs Over Wrenn In Norwood Tennis Tie
In Larned New Jersey on August 12 a Norwood tournament rematch ended in a straight sets win for Larned over Wrenn 6-3 6-1 12-10 before a large fashionable crowd. Larned totaled 127 points to Wrenn 144.
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Long Branch
N. J
Wrenn
Larned
Norwood
Wreng
Sea Moss Farine Promotion Yields Nutritious Desserts
An ad notes Sea Moss Farine as a nutritious economical ingredient. A 25 cent package yields 16 quarts and appears with receipts from all grocers.
End of Marie Barberi debate closes Bostons Post
A Boston Post notice announces the Marie Barberi debate ends due to space constraints. It notes extensive reader participation on the convicted woman's case, suffrage, and women’s rights, with closing letters pending. One reader supports leniency, urging juror prejudice, while others argue execution is inappropriate.
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Marie Barberi
Post
Man of Honor Letter Defends Maria Barberi in Boston Post
Boston letter-writer M. E. C. argues that Maria Barberi acted to defend her honor after Cataldo betrayed her with false promises. He condemns the alleged traitor, calls for respect for honest women, and says he would suffer electric chair to save a dishonored victim. The piece appears as a rebuttal to an earlier "American Citizen" letter.
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Cataldo
Maria Barberi
Satan
Eve
Barberi
Boston
A Southerner’s Opinion On The Barberi Case
George Amidie Coulon of Boston argues that both Mrs. Dietrick and Mr. Peabody are right from their perspectives. He cites intent, environment, and sympathy, suggesting reform may be humane while acknowledging the law’s need for clarity. He endorses broad public input over a rigid verdict by twelve jurors.
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Mrs. Dietrick
Barberi
South
Elen B. Dietrich
Irwin Russell
Maria
de Trobriand
New Orleans
Peabody
Lawe
George Amidie Coulon
Boston
Maria Barberi Opinion Sparks Sentencing Debate
A constant reader condemns Maria Barberi as irresponsible yet urges mercy in commuting her sentence. The letter notes diverse public opinions and asserts the newspaper has fairly presented both sides of the case.
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Maria Barberi
Thinks Mr Peabody a Winner in Barberi Debate
A letter to the editor argues Mr Peabody won his case in the Barberi discussion, condemns women voters as emotional, and cites Shakespeare and a celebrated jurist to defend male control over suffrage. The writer belittles female correspondents and mentions Maria and a Rhadamanthine code, ending with a dated sign-off from Boston August 8 by A L.
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Barberi
Peabody
Oston
A. L
Merrill's Hard Luck in Nahant Assault Case
John Flarhty of Laighton Street and Myron J. Dolph, both linked to Lynn police probes, were arrested on assault charges tied to an attack on George Merrill who, after displaying eight hundred dollar bills in a Lynn saloon, was robbed and struck near Nahant. Merrill, once from Lexington, alleges Red Men signs exchanged with Dolph. A later arrest, Sylvester Hogan of Tremont Street, followed for further assault.
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Lynn
John Flarhty
Laighton Street
David Knox & Son
Myron J. Dolph
Gaffney
Nahant Police
Rowe and Wells
George Merrill
Nahant
Merrill
Butterworth
Dolloff
Red Men
Order
Flakhity
Sylvester Hogan
Tremont Street
Policeman Assaulted in Cova District Street Altercation
A man attacked near Federal and Beach streets after 9 30 PM. Patrolman M A Kelly intervened and was struck with a beer can, kicked and knocked down. Two suspects, Dennis Griffin and Edward Welch, were arrested after the fray, with Kelly sustaining scalp wounds and a dislocated shoulder. Five more men were later detained for Kelly to review.
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Cova
Federal
Beach
M. A. Kelly
Lagrange Street
Kelly
Station 4
Dennis J. Griffin
Federal Street
Edward Welch
West Third Street
South Boston
Jordan
Scholl
Cool in Their Absence Van Shott and De Bois Exchange
Van Shott says he has no wish to go to the country this summer. De Bois asks how so. Van Shott explains creditors are out of town and he believes the city will be the coolest place to stay.
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van Shott
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