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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1899
Page
3
Phillies now two points behind champions Hickman with 14 passes. Dufty Bergen and Duttity Hickman lead offense with two-base and three-base hits. Tenney Long and Latham contribute infield defense as the innings unfold.
A disjointed recap describes Boston scoring bursts across two innings and a late surge. Key moments include Hickman ties, Duffy and Ritchey contributing doubles, and Tenney and Leech errors fueling Boston’s offense.
The Louisville Colonels defeated the Boston team 3 to 0 in the opening game at the South End grounds aided by Phillips superb pitching and strong defensive support. In the second game Hickman’s control waned with fourteen walks fueling four Colonels runs as Duffy and Nichols closed out a tight contest.
Brooklyn reports a pitching duel where Hughes was invincible until Moran relieved to allow a run. Sullivan left with a thumb injury after a pitched ball. Final score not fully shown due to damaged text.
A description notes a new feature on pitching with timely plays and a call to attend at 1600. The piece emphasizes entertainment value and perceived impact of the event on spectators.
Fragmentary notes describe an arrest linked to a bank incident near Narrington. The text is garbled and cannot confirm names, dates, or exact charges.
Portland notes a troubled thirteenth inning with fielding errors by the home team and a late throw to second by Phinton. A baserunner dashed well outside the bounds to avoid a tag, but the umpire failed to call it, influencing the outcome of the game.
A scrappy contest ends with Taunton defeating Manchester 18 to 1. Granfield’s defense falters as Burrill struggles early, while Manchester’s offense stalls throughout.
Toronto rallied in the ninth inning to defeat Worcester 13 to 4 on errors and timely hits. Frisbee and Goo contributed key plays as the visitors seized control late, despite a run by a Worcester batter.
In a tight gate the Boston Post beat Trans cript yesterday at Wood Island Park Boston. Four runs in the eighth secured the lead as Transcript poured in a late ninth inning rally but could not overtake the Post. Highlights included Towle’s right field catch and solid hitting by Morrin Tafft McDowell O Co and OConnell for Boston while Regan’s pitching and Greenall Bisieon Towle fielding supported Transcript.
A large party voyageed by steamboat to Plymouth Massachusetts visiting Pilgrim Hall. They viewed relics from the Pilgrims era including Mayflower treasures and tearful souvenirs before returning after an enjoyable day aboard the ship and a late lunch.
Chicago Justice Ryerett finds Mrs Hentikka Blatch guilty of practicing medicine without license for administering faith healing to Mrs Anreta Fiandera who died under Dowie’s divine healing. Fine of 100 and costs imposed. The decision hinges on whether faith healers must use medical methods.
Yesterday's matinee racing drew strong interest from local horsemen at Combination Park. Drummer Girl and Maggie Brittan dead heated in the second heat of the 1,000 division, Kil Buck won the 3 minute class, and L. T. Mitchener led the later heats to take the lead and win the race.
The Twelfth Infantry left Calulet at sunrise to engage insurgents entrenched in front of the town. Filipino fire began at 150 yards as the battle developed. An American reporter for the Manila Times was shot in the head, and one officer was wounded. The Filipinos retreated northward after bombardment and volley fire.
The column threads boxing chatter around George Sree and Charley Madden stable fights. It notes tentative plans for bouts including Berlin Kid Goulette and Tim Callahan matching, while naming Kid Linton, Weinig, and Jerry of Kid Ore as potential opponents. The piece hints at a welterweight crown contention and present contenders from Australia, Denver, Buffalo, and Toronto in discussion stages.
Five brutal attacks on white women in 24 hours in Little Rock are blamed on a single negro by authorities. Three suspects are detained. a $100 reward is offered for the capture and conviction of the guilty party. Victims include Mrs. Belle Aiken Mrs. Milton Young Mrs Kennedy and a grocer’s daughter.
The anti Goebel Democratic State convention gathered over 300 men, with John W. Greene chairing as delegates adopted resolutions disavowing Louisville nominees, endorsing the Chicago platform and Bryan, condemning Goebel election laws, and noting deprivation of office for fraud or intimidation. John Young Brown was nominated for Governor by acclamation.
Complimentary dance and reception for Royal Clan members and friends hosted by Clan McKensie of Boston in Berkeley Hall. About 450 guests attended the event last evening, with a march and formalities led by Fa y Dowale SacDotata and assistants, followed by decorated attire and a lively dance display. Royal secretary Peter Kerr, royal treasurer Jet J. Louis, and Dr. Fraser of Chicago attended.
The St Philip's Catholic Association hosts the annual garden party in the South End with vaudeville from Austin Stone's and the Palace Theatre. Speakers include anti imperialism advocates led by Chris Callahan, a Democratic State committee chair. Games, tug of war between AOH divisions, cake walk, Chinese table run by Joe Tai and Jerry Watson, and parish ladies running other tables. Dancing from 1 to unspecified evening hours.
The 13 year old boy arrested in Chelsea on a charge of assault with intent to murder his stepfather, Benjamin F. Flanders, was arraigned before Judge Bosson in Chelsea Police Court. Through his attorney John J. Connolly he waived examination and was held for the grand jury in custody.
A prominent businessman extols the Winthrop line, noting reliable service for his wife and children. He lauds the Salem trip as a pleasant experience due to the line’s character and patronage, and mentions Cadet Band by Joan Mixeud as a major musical draw with Wednesday concerts.
The text describes a division meeting with members and officers from multiple divisions attending a convention. It notes a banquet and retreat with guests including Mewes, John Airston, Michael, George Robeson, John A. Ryan, John J. Daly, and others, and mentions speakers on rate matters and organizational oversight.
The Republican city organization held a September 26 caucus in Caugus with about a committee present. Swallow presided and Secretary Sand assisted as members discussed resignations and preparations for the upcoming state caucuses and delegate selections.
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