Orioles Rally In Chicago. Reds Tie Series In Boston
In Boston the Reds outplayed the Orioles 9 to 3 with Buffinton hurling well for Boston and McMahon erratic for Baltimore. The Reds’ fielding was sharp, turning three double plays. Boston led 3-0 in the third before Baltimore mounted a comeback, while Boston pulled away in the seventh. Later in New York, Kid Nichols pitched a standout game for the Giants, limiting the opposition to one hit as Philadelphia blanked New York.
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Baltimores
Reds
Orioles
Barnie
Bostons
Buf
McMahon
Buffinton
Farrell
Boston
Radford
Duffy
Welch
Dan Brouthers
van Haltren
Ray
Verden
Richardson
Kay
Werden
Sam Wise
Wid
Brouthers
Brown
Murphy
Baltimore
A. K
Oj Johnson
Gilbert
Biricker
Robinson
Radi'rd
Bruins
Krown
Daily
Ranford
New York
Nichols
Giants
Rosie
Long
Washington Athletics game review with errors and steals
Washington lost 9 to 8 to the Athletics in a game noted for poor fielding and untimely hitting. Box shows Washington 10 and Athletics 11 base hits, with 7 Washington errors and 11 Athletics errors, and various players stealing, walking, and striking out. Attendance about 1,200. time 2:15.
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Cincinnati
N. L
Cleveland
Joy
Olliday
Sullivan
Viau
Kines
Ginginnati
Mullane
Keenan
Young
Zimmer
McPhee
Latham
Holliday
Tebeau
McAleer
Muligne
Iit
Reilly
Rhinos
Washington
A. A
Athletics
Wesenensese LF
Errora
Foreman
McGuire
Chamberlain
Sanders
Milligan
Murphy
Mulvey
Larkin
Hatfield
McCauley
Wood
McTamany
Gritfin
Ly Foreman
Hallman
Corcoran
Hiatfield
Dowd
Balla
Kenias
Louisville
Columbus
Louisvilles
Fitzgerald
Gastright
Shinnick
Twitchell
Wheelock
Lehane
Donnelly
Crooks
Sneed
Mahoney
Lime
Kelly to Join Boston As Cincinnati Franchise Is Transferred
Cincinnati Red Stockings captain Michael J. Kelly will leave St. Louis for Boston to rejoin the Boston Association as the Cincinnati franchise moves to Milwaukee pending association ratification. Players Mains Marr Vaughn go to Washington while Dwyer Canavan Seery and Bancroft join Milwaukee. Kelly will play against Baltimore Wednesday and is praised for loyalty amid contract changes.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
American Baseball Association
Milwaukee
Kelly
Boston Association
Mains
Marr
Vaughn
Washington
Dwyer
Canavan
Seery
Bancroft
Michael J. Kelly
Cincinnati Red Stockings
American Association
Boston
Baltimores
Weather Forecast Indicates Heat Wave With Possible Showers
The weather outlook across New England calls for fair skies with light southerly winds and a slight rise in heat. A hot wave is forecast for Wednesday with slim chances of cooling showers, while Eastern New York and New England expect continued warmth and some local shower activity in the near term.
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POST
New England
Ft. Sill
Ft Smith
Montgomery
Memphis
Jacksonville
Savannah
Wilmington
Dodge City
Mercury
Montana
New York
Philadelphia
Eastport
Nantucket
Northfield
Boston
Lynchburg
Huron
Lake
Ohio Valley
Denver
South Atlantic
Canada
Calgary
Washington
Death of Moses F Chandler at 6 Province Court
Moses F Chandler a shoemaker at 6 Province Court was found dead in a chair in his shop yesterday morning. Death attributed to natural causes. Elks plan symbolic monument at Mt. Hope with dedication in September or October and Grand Exalted Ruler Edward Hay of Washington expected. Jesse Pomeroy made another escape attempt at State Prison using a makeshift saw but was discovered.
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Moses F. Chandler
Province Court
J. Putnam Bradle
Boston Lodge of Elks
Mt. Hope
Edward Hay
Washington
Jesse Pomeroy
State Prison
Not the Man That Was Shot in New York Fraud
Bartholomew Callahan of 62 Cabot Street was not shot. He was found alive at home by a Post reporter after a telegram claimed a body in New York. Callahan, a city teamster, said a telegram misled his family to travel for a supposed corpse.
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Bartholomew Callahan
No. 62
Cabot Street
New York
Post
Funeral for William W Capewell at Cedar Grove
William W Capewell longtime Adams Express clerk died recently and was buried yesterday at Cedar Grove Cemetery. The service was held at his Norfolk Street Dorchester home with the Church of the Holy Spirit Mattapan pastor officiating.
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Cedar Grove
William W. Capewell
Adams Express Company
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Church of the Holy Spirit
Mattapan
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Allen Men Rally Behind Lowell Candidate Allen Move Hopes
Friends of ex-Congressman Charles H. Allen of Lowell mobilize for a statewide effort to secure victory. Boston gathering reports strong support, touting a vigorous young men’s movement and predicting Lowell backing will surge in coming weeks. In Six Essex district a close Republican fight looms as Powell and Bradley are eyed for nominations amid solid legislative records. The Republican State Committee relocates HQ to Beacon Street, reorganizing space for Burdett Wardwell and staff with a reading room and private offices.
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Charles H. Allen
Lowell
Allen
Boston
Winfield
Slocum
Newton
Henry S. Milton
Waltham
Hedges
Fairchild
von L. Meyer
T. ©. Manchester
Winchester
Edwin UO. Curtis
M. W. Burlen
A. C. Burrage
Uns
Mr. Brackett
Hart
Essex
Powell
Methuen
Bradley
Republican State Committee
No. 13
School Street
Beacon Street
Massachusetts Department of the Grand Army
Burdett
Wardwell
Hotels and guests listed in a lengthy roster
A long OCR excerpt enumerates guests and patrons at numerous hotels and taverns across cities including New York Philadelphia Minneapolis Concord and Boston. Names such as Youne Fred Pillsbury J C Saunders Telford Burnham and many others appear with spouses and travel pairs, alongside establishments Tremont Boston Boston Tavern Clark s and Vendome. The list reads like a crosscut of visitors and staying parties in hotels and lodgings. It reflects a period social register rather than a narrative report.
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Youne
s—Fred
Pillsbury
Minneapolis
B. Hall
New York
J. C. Saunders
Philadelphia
H. F. Wilkins
N. H
Charles $. Herrcock
Chicago
G. W. H. Florence
Providence
American
R. L
E. Bridge
South Deerfield
F. Bb. G. Cedding
T. B. Gladding
Kinsbury
Springfield
Mass
E. Brewer
Hunt
Jefferson Clark
Charles Jennickson
Lewis J. Newman
Denver
John Lamb
Detroit
Rolker
Cincinnati
A. W. Fowler
Cal
Vendome
H. Hoagland
S. _Vanderveer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward Schell
New York City
Heath
James Hurry
Yonn Henning
Louisville
Revere
Farmington
Portsmouth
N.H
I. J. Lerndon
Bordentown
N. J
J. Faulks
Haverstraw
In Memory Of H W Brown Socialist Respect
The Socialistic party at No 9 Nassau street held a special meeting last evening to honor Henry W Brown who died Sunday evening at City Hospital. Prominent labor reformers attended and a funeral is set for 2 pm tomorrow from the Nassau street address. Burial will be at Mt Auburn Cemetery with sections meeting at Caledonia Hall at 12 30.
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H. W. Brown
Socialistic Party
Nassau Street
Henry W. Brown
City Hospital
Boston
Caledonia Hall
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
The Club Friend at the Museum A mixed Rosenfeld opus
The Club Friend by Sydney Rosenfeld, staged by Roland Reed at the Museum, draws praise for wit and phrases but is faulted for uneven characterization and shifting point of view. Stuyvesant Filbert and a fast-paced supporting cast receive commendations, with Miss Isadore Rush singled out for critique.
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Sydney Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld
Roland Reed
Museum
Henry James
Stuyvesant Filbert
Makepeace Frawley
Bertie Vanal Stynes
Mr. Pinero
Mr. Grundy
Mr. Howard
Reed
Stuyvesant
Filbert
Nash
Smily
William Davidge
Percy Haswell
Isadore Rush
Globe Theatre Opens Season 1891 92 with A and J
Globe Theatre began the new season with the Irish comedian John T. Kelly leading the company in A and J. The house has been overhauled since June with interior updates including panelled upper walls, white and gold balcony fronts, refreshed smoking and ladies rooms, and new carpets, giving a bright, jaunty appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
John T. Kelly
Globe
Boston Theatre last week of Evangeline with limited showtimes
The note lists openings and matinees for Evangeline at the Boston Theatre this week and previews other upcoming attractions. Tuxedo arrives next week. Seat sales begin tomorrow for Tremont Theatre season three with Lew Dockstader and an extended company.
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Boston Theatre
Tremont Theatre
Lew Dockstader
Mr. Dockstader
George Powers
Frank Girard
Fred Salcombe
McIntyre
Heath
Cain
Loreno
Perry
Magrew
Marvels
Neil Burgess
Park Theatre
Dandy
Kitty
Ned
Sunday
Kingfisher
Boston
John Quinn
Grand Opera House
My Jack
Annie Ward Tiffany
W. A. Brady
Moonlight Sail With Dorchester Yacht Club Members
Dorchester Yacht Club members and their ladies enjoyed a moonlight sail last evening on the water. Vice Commodore George E. Curry commanded the Mudjike wiskee flagship with a lineup of participating boats including Pet, Meteor, Water Witch, Tantrum, Flora Lee, Cadet, Viento, Nora, Scamp, Teaser, Arrow, Jackdaw, Rival, and others. Commodore W. P. Whilmarst steered the steam launch Marion.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Mudjikewiskee
George E. Curry
Pet
W. F. Abbot
Meteor
George Colliers
Water Witch
Guy Carter
Tantrum
Flora Lee
C. D. Lanning
Cadet
F. W Longstreet
Viento
Charles Young
Nora
Horace Denny
Scamp
H. W
Bar Harbor races draw crowds as Blaine and Tracy attend
Secretary Blaine takes part in Bar Harbor society events. He visits Secretary Tracy aboard the Dispatch and walks the shore with Dr. J Madison Taylor to watch ship crews race. Mount Desert Canoe Club crews compete in multiple races with Enterprise and Petrel securing wins. Admiral Gherardi hosts club reception at Neal & Shaw’s boat landing. A dinner for Secretary Tracy follows at the Malvern with sixteen covers.
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Bar Harbor
Blaine
Tracy
Dispatch
J. Madison Taylor
Mount Desert Canoe Club
Neal & Shaw
Admiral Gherardi
Petrel
Philadelphia
Enterprise
Big Ten Tennis Tourney At Newport Seeks Record Field
Newport August 17 special to the Post describes tomorrow’s 10 30 am tennis tournament roll call at the Casino. Non responders face defaults. The Ocean House hosts top players as Campbell and Hobart loom, with hopes of a major American tennis history moment. Hobart’s ground game versus Campbell’s volleying is highlighted amid grass court favorites and potential all comers clash.
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Newport
James Dwight
Ocean House
America
Campbell
New York
Hobart
Shaw
eCampbell
Roosevelt Kin Sanity Hearing Sets Committee
Justice O'Brien named Peter B. Olney Edward V. Grew and Cyrus Edson to probe Elliot Roosevelt's sanity after Theodore Roosevelt filed the petition with his wife’s consent. Elliot, Theodore Roosevelt's brother, has suffered mental decline for two years and is staying near Paris with three children and securities valued at about 170000.
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New York
O’brien
Supreme Court
Peter B. Olney
Edward V. Grew
Cyrus Edson
Elliot Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States Civil Service
Baron von Zedlitz
Chateau Suresnes
Paris
Roosevelt
Whittier in Better Health After Heat Wave
Newsuryport reports poet John Whittier is not at death's door. An Associated Press rep found him at Joseph Cartland's residence, saying he feels the heat's effects but is in better health than many months and will stay in the city for several weeks.
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Newsuryport
Whittier
Associated Press
Joseph Cartland
Discoveries in Asiatic Russia from Bokhara Expedition
Captain Barchews sky reports discovery of large deposits of gold lead and iron in Eastern Bokhara and abundant petroleum springs in Zerafsuan Province Samar cand Asiatic Russia. Liabilities about 65000 appear in two notices meanwhile Montreal reports an assignment by H F Porian with liabilities near 65000.
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Moscow
Samarcand
Zerafsuan
Russia
Barchewsky
Bokhara
Montreal
H. F. Porian
Living Out of the World on Maine Islands
A Bangor letter describes life on Maine coast islands. In Basket Island a fisherman and his family lived in isolation with little to harvest, while Isle au Haut hosts simple residents who rarely visit the mainland. A native on Isle au Haut laments vanished trade and hopes to emigrate, illustrating rugged island life and tourist interest in remote solitude.
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Bangor
N. ¥. Times
South Thomaston
Maine
White Head
Monhegan
Monhegan Island
Boston
New York
Casco Bay
Basket Island
Wils
Portland
Kennebunkport
York County
Atlantic
United States
Isle Au Haut
Penobscot Bay
Maria
Washington State
Jon
85th Birthday Reception for Miss Lavinia Farnham in Winchester
George H Gilbert hosted a July 17 reception at Sunnyside on Church street honoring his aged aunt Miss Lavinia Farnham. Over 225 of 300 invitations responded. Mrs White, 93, assisted. Born August 16, 1806 in North Andover, Farnham has lived in Winchester about 18 months after Boston years. Rev J L Withrow of Chicago attended, preaching at Winchester Congregational Church.
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WincHester
George H. Gilbert
Lavinia Farnham
Sunnyside
Mr. Gilbert
Miss Farnham
Church Street
Weber
Boston
Miss. Farnham
Late cheese sales report from Little Favus and Urica NY
Cheese sales in Little Favus New York on August 17 list 495 boxes at 8 cents 4295 at 8 ¼ 3256 at 8 3 470 consigned 1235 boxes dairy at 8 1/2 cents 30 packages creamery butter at 20 1 2 cents 40 packages dairy butter at 18 1 9 cents Urica New York August 17 shows 300 boxes at 8 1 4 6 8530 at 8 2 520 at 84s 1690 at 8 3 4 2330 at 8 5 10 0 at 9 1 2 1600 at 9 0 455 consigned 50 pkgs creamery butter at 1 9 1 2 220 bulk 20 higher and active.
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Little Favus
N. Y
Urica
N.Y
United States Court Debates Bell Patent Repeal Motion
In a circuit court session on August 17, the United States vs American Bell Telephone Company debated extending government time to present testimony on patent fraud claims. The court permitted the government to proceed under Act until December 1, while the defense objected to introducing questions beyond the pleadings. Special United States Attorney Whitman represented the complainant, G L Roberts the defense. The session also covered the Haverhill Aqueduct case in equity and insolvency matters in Suffolk with Francis F. Emery. The bank and debtor disputes led to the voluntary petition prevailing and an offer to pay creditors 45 cents on the dollar. The debtor’s warrant is returnable on the 20th. liabilities approximate 375000 and assets about 200000.
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United States Circuit Court
Nelson
J. Bell Telephone
United States
American Bell Telephone Company
Alexander Graham Bell
Lto
Whitman
G. L. Roberts
Suffolk Ss
Emery
Tariff debate highlighted at New England Fair Worcester
The Worcester fair September 1 to 4 will feature a tariff debate on September 2 with Henry W. Lamb of Brookline for the New England Tariff Reform League and David Hall Rice of Brookline for the Home Market Club. The exchange aims to educate citizens on tariff effects and open with two prominent Massachusetts speakers known for protective theory advocacy.
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New England
Worcester
Henry W. Lamb
Brookline
New England Tariff Reform League
David Hall Rice
Home Market
Lamb
Rive
Massachusetts
Philosphy
Apartment house men form protection committee at Tremont row
The committee of apartment house men met at W. Holland's office on Tremont row to form a permanent organization to protect themselves against the beats. Members invited to send names to Mr Holland and a meeting for officer election will be held around September first. Committee includes Joseph Comer Edward Stuart Louis Cushing and S. B. Keene.
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W. Holland
Tremont Row
Children's Lawn Party Tends Dorchester Kids
Miss Callender of Dorchester hosted her annual lawn party for Dorchester children. Special guests were the Field's Corner Social Club. At 3 o'clock the Mill street and Neponset avenue lawn drew about 250 children with music dancing games fire balloons and refreshments.
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Callender
Dorchester
Field’s Corner
Mill Street
Neponset Avenue
Liquor Dealer Michael Carlan Drops Dead at 40
Michael Carlan a Washington street liquor dealer collapsed and died in his store yesterday around 1 30 pm He was 40 unmarried and well liked The funeral is set for Wednesday from Adams place
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Michael Carlan
Washington Street
Adams Place
Lincoln woman saves two swimmers at river swim
Miss Bertie Burr of Lincoln Nebraska saved the lives of two young women friends during a river outing on July 24. Burr learned to swim last year at Lasell Seminary and acted quickly to reach and assist them.
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Bertie Burr
Lincoln
Neb
Miss Burr
Lasell Seminary
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