Boston Reds Triumph as Kelly Draws Crowds in New York
Boston defeats Baltimore 8 to 2 with Kelly’s return drawing over 11,000 spectators. Morgan Murphy led the offense while strong Boston pitching limited the visitors. Duffy received a testimonial gift and led the scoring, as Boston seized the series lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kelly
Boston “Reds
Morgan Murphy
Duffy
McMahon
Boston
Gilbert
Farrell
Stricker
Wise
Ray
Radford
Tom Brown
Werden
Sam Wise
Richardson
Buttinton
Cub
Brown
Strcker
Dan Browthers
Kelly
Johnson
Brouthers
Charley Farrell
Baltimores
van Haltren
Verden
Bostons
Athletics
Fall River Cricket Team Routed by Boston Athletic Association
Fall River eleven traveled to Longwood and suffered a heavy defeat as Boston Athletic Association extended its 13th straight win. B A A posted 269 in an innings and bowled out Fall River for 76 in the second, the match decided on first innings with a 242 run margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River Cricket
Longwood
Boston Athletic Association
Fall Rivers
Chambers
Cracknell
G. Platt
Fall River
B.A. A
Bixby
L. Mansfield
Houghton
Dutton
Ives
Lb. A. A
National Tennis Tournament Matches End in Newport
Yesterday in Newport the National Tennis Tournament concluded most first round and preliminary matches with key results. Hovey defeated Parker, Sears edged Orcutt, Hobart beat Johnson, Hall swept McCormick, and Chase beat Herrick as morning play finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R, I
Herrick
Chase
Hovey
Parker
Johnson
Hobart
W. G. Hall
Stevens
Sears
Orcutt
S. ‘I. Chase
G. P. Herrick
F. L. V. Hoppin
H. A. Colby
E. L. Hall
McCormick
C. Hobart
W. #. Johnson
C. T. Lee
W. P. Jenks
W. A. Larned
K. Colby
P. S. Sears
W. Orcutt
A. W. Post
G.F. Fearing, Jr
J. A. Ryerson
C. M. Bunting
Wilcox
C. RK. Budlong
M. D. Smith
C. F. Brown Jr
F. H. Hovey
H. G. Bixby
J. B. Hunt
W. H. ‘Srotter Jr
Nashua
Retired fireman George L. Imbert placed on pension roll
Fire Commissioners voted to retire assistant engineman George L. Imbert of Engine No. 11 and add him to the department pension roll. Imbert, connected with the force since 1865, was foreman of Engine 7 in 1866 and is 69 years old. His pension equals one half of his current salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Imbert
Fire Department
Imbert
Grand Circuit Opens At Hampden Park Runoffs In Pace Races
At Hampden Park Springfield observers saw two pacing events with large crowds and lively betting. Freestone and Nightingale posted clean times in 2:25 to 2:28 ranges while Little Albert battled through heats to win the 2:22 stake at 2:17 in the final stretch. Bangor’s fields showed close finishes with Hanson, Abbie V and Early Bird in pursuit as Ryland lingered in rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Hampden Park
Charley Drew
McNair
Cardron
Little Albert
Harry McNair
Bella Wilkes
Patience
Sarah Cain
Freestone
May Bird
Lady Jefferson
Carldron
Wilkes
Caldron
Drew
Jefferson
Maybird
Bella
Hampden Pan
Vurse
C. H. Burnham
Lella Wilkes
B. m
J. Carpenter
H. C. Kingham
J. M. Dodge
PRG Hogg
Setcesses Ceseus SF
Leicester
Nightingale
Pocahontas Prince
Ryland
Walton Boy
Early Bird
Hanson
Albert
Jesse Hanson
Bowen
Karly Bird
Abbie V. Mn
Turner
Little Alvert
Abbie V
Jock
Abbie
Abbie W
Walton Bay
Hag
and Albert
Hampben Pank
E. G. N. Salisbury
Eh. m
E. F. Geer
B. G
J.J. Bowen
Abbie V. G. m
J. Turner
Ros
G. W. Leavitt
G. G. H. B. Lockwood
J. H. Goldsmith
Ryland T
L. G. Be Stewart
Wieeet
White Squadron Arrives For Navy Fleet Review
The White Squadron reached Boston at 9 30 a m after departing Newport at daybreak, led by the Cushing followed by Chicago Newark Boston Atlanta Yorktown Vesuvius and others. Several senators and officials joined the fleet, with plans for Bar Harbor and target practice to train crews and inspect Charlestown Navy Yard.
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Newport
Cushing
Wabash
Chicago
Newark
Boston
Atlanta
Yorktown
Vesuvius
Concord
Board of
Admiral Walker
Long Wharf
Constitution Wharf
New York
New England
Butler
Naval Committee
Cameron
Stockbridge
General McCook
Senate
Mr. Herbert
McPherson
Walker
Soley
Bar Harbor
Buckingham
Massachusetts Naval Battalion
Stanton
Charlestown Navy Yard
O'Kane
South Boston
Navy Yard
Senator McPherson
Parker House
Boston Athletic Club
Thanks to Mr A Slutzki and the Sheltering Home
A memorial from immigrants aboard the steamships Michigan Kansas and Ottoman thanks A Slutzki and the Broth Israel Sheltering Home for helping them land in the United States. The letter praises the charity’s efforts, contrasts life in their former homeland with this country, and pledges to become worthy citizens as they move to join relatives across the states. The message is dated Boston August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Slutzki
Broth Israel Sheltering Home
Michigan
Kansas
Ottoman
Chauncy Street
Bnoth Israel
Republic
Baoth Israel
Tewksbury
Free Country
Body of James McRea Recovered After Drowning off Apple Island
The body of James McRea, who drowned off Apple Island on the 12th, was recovered near Point Shirley by Patrolman Russell and McCarthy of the Newton police. It was brought to Boston and sent to the morgue, with McRea's family notified. He resided at 32 Lyndeborough Street, Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McRea
Apple Island
Point Shirley
Russell and McCarthy
Newton Police
McRea
Lyndeborough Street
Charlesown
Fire Marshal reports year fire toll and losses
Fire Marshal Whitcomb reports 740 fires this year, 7 fewer than last year, with direct loss of 970 300 58 dollars and an average loss per fire of 1311. Alarms 250 were false. Nearly 42 percent occurred in residences and 32 percent of loss was on buildings. Spontaneous combustion and electricity were the costliest causes. one life was lost. The marshal urges raising test limits to halt sale of oils that evaporate gas below 100 degrees. Insurance on burned properties totals 4 644 607 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitcomb
Far Post Forecast Weather Indications
Northern New England today shows clear skies with light variable winds and rising temperatures. Southern New England will be fair and warmer with variable winds becoming southeast tonight. Forecasts indicate warmer, fair conditions Friday with light variable winds.
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POST
New England
Atlantic
Pacific
Kansas
South Dakota
Memphis
Huron
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
Montgomery
Jacksonville
New York
Block Island
Boston
Portland
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Albany
Buffalo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
About Town in Boston A busy convention and transit notes
The New England Road Masters Association opened its annual convention at the American House. A Congressional Naval Affairs committee visiting with the White Squadron plans a stop at Loring's in South Boston for the new cruiser under construction. The Stamford excursion steamer was forced back to its dock after starting with 800 passengers due to heavy seas. Copeland Bros creditors meeting postponed to next Wednesday. The Police Board revoked cab licenses for William H. Kelly John Scanlon and Levi B. Fitts after hearings. The Republican Editorial Association of Massachusetts moved its meeting day from the first Monday to the first Saturday at the United States Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Road Masters’ Association
American House
Congressional Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Boston
Loring’s
South Boston
Stamford
Plymouth
Copeland Bros
William H. Kelly
John Scanlon
Levi B. Fitts
Republican Editorial Association of Massachusetts
United States
Funeral of a Pioneer Socialist H W Brown
The funeral for H W Brown pioneer Socialist and labor advocate was held at 45 Eliot street and 9 Nassau street. Attendees from many labor and socialist groups gathered in Caledonian Hall and at Nassau street for eulogies by W D P Bliss J M Badger Daniel Lynch and others before the body was taken to Mt Auburn for burial. Floral tributes came from diverse quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Brown
Eliot Street
Nassau Street
Socialistic Labor Party
Knights of Labor
Cigar Makers’ Union
Central Labor Union
Bricklayers Union
Painters and Decorators’ Assembly
United Garment Workers’ Union
Plasterers’ Union
Jewish Workingmen’s Educational Society
Caledonian Hall
E. S. Huntington
George J. Moulton
Michael Lynch
Captain Bowers
Henry Abrahams
Edward O'Donnell
A. J. Felt
Hicks
London
S E. Putnam
Daniel Lynch
W. D. P. Bliss
Mt. Auburn
Ladies Day at Hull Yacht Club Marks New Clubhouse Opening
Hull Yacht Club celebrates a grand ladies day and the formal transfer of the new clubhouse to the executive committee. More than fifty yachts attended with guest lists from Boston clubs. a band concert, banquet, and moonlit cruise highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Salem Cadet Band
Moody Merrill
M. Whitten
W. A. Cary
J. J. Souther
J. J. Henry
John C. Soley
Massachusetts Club
Commodore Cushing
Winthrop Club
Morrill
South Boston
Linton
Monatiquot Club
John Shaw
Quincy Club
Stetson
Hull- Corinthian Club
Boston Club
John Cavanaugh
Point Allerton
Hull Club
Vasliti
H.1
Tolby
J. T. Shepard
Niobe
A. J. Schenkelberger
Albatoss
L. D. Hamilton
Whistler
A. J. Lovett
Vandal
H. W- Friend
Zigza
Edmon F. Clark
Troubadour
John A. Stetson
Mariposa
A. D. Crowell
Minnie K
Sheehan
Marjorie
Marshall Bowe
Moondyne
H. Shaw
Mystery
Commodore Lamb
Adrienne
Southers
Melissa
Capua
Eaton
Cycla
Navardh
Hough’s Neck
Boston
Knox's Luck Brings Pickpocket to Boston
In December 1889 George H Wright of W P B Brooks Co fell victim to a theft at the National Bank of the Republic when a stranger used a pension certificate ruse. The rogue identified as Shane Campbell, later tracked to New York near the Canadian border, was captured in Vermont and will be brought to Boston by Inspector Knox and local police. Campbell has several aliases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wright
W. P. B. Brooks & Co
Hanover Street
National Bank of the Republic
Wright
Sub-Treasury Office
Post Office
Henry D. Forbes
Inspector Knox
Boston
Campbell
Education in Scotland and Harvardiana Poems Reprinted
The August 22 Commonwealth will feature an article by John Marshall on past and present Scottish education and the Royal High School rector. It also plans reprinting several of Mr. Lowell's early Harvardiana poems from the college magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Scotland
John Marshall
Oxon
Edin
The
Royal High School
Edinburgh
Mr. Lowell
Harvardiana
Court actions in Suffolk Superior Court August session
A series of civil motions reviewed by Judge Sherman include Henry D. Hyde et al versus Moxie Nerve Food Company seeking about $3000 for attorney services in trademark suits. Motions to require a bill of particulars were overruled as items attached to the declaration were deemed sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Suffolk
Sherman
H.R. Bailey
J. F. Manning
Samuel B. Whittemore
City of Cambridge
Cambridge
G. A. Sanderson
Samuel N. Rogers
William B. Burchard
W. J. Badger
George Brown
Richard J. Day
Plaviti
St. Peter's Aid Society
Mainitiff
Seamen's Savings Bank
Provincetown
F.L. Norton
James B. Wiggin
George W. Parke
Maria Murdock
J. G. Holt
G. W. Parke
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Selee
Anson
National League
A.A
Baltimore
E. K
Ee Brown
Welch
Dotfy
Iwhniilnif
Rav.ss
Kro’th
Rich’son
O' Johnson
Kurnton
Etricker
Robinson
Kadi'rd
Jutfy
Kuffinton
Kay
Buffinton
N. L
Staley
Bennettjs
Long
Allowiance
New You
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C'S FO
Gaston
Bennett
Gore
Connor
Lowe
Verodie
Balla
Glasscock
Irodie
Drodie
Wassed Ball
Hurrill
Stovey
Nash
Tucker
Cleveland
Gruber
Young
Zimmer
Holliday
Tebean
Curtis
Latham
Ehrer
Mullane
Emslie
Pittsburg
Pottspurg
Chicagos
King
Miller
Hutchingon
Kiltreage
Vittsburg
Pfeffer
Cooney
Shugart
Harns
Dahlen
Hutchinson
Corkhill
Lfeffer
Baly
Kittredge
Ryan
Suins
Lynch
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Aus
Keefe
Phillies
Ward
Lovett
Caruthers
Hase
Arteries
Kinslow
Clements
Gleason
J. O'Brien
Burns
Foutz
Hamilton
W. O'urien
J. O’urien
Pinkney
Mayer
Gritiu
Meyers
Rown
Urstin
Winkney
Fer Cinba
Philadelphia Ub
Rooklyn
IDUTZ
Cluba
Cent
T. Lau
Peonsees
Columbus
ATL
Milwaukee
Lowiaville
Wasuinzson
Athletic Association
I. Burgess
B. Cracknell
Burgess
G. Wright
Taylor
D. G. Platt
H Howard
L. Bixby
Draper
B. Boyd
Caeeseeraes
L. Houghton
B. Taylor
J. W. Dutton
B. Howard
J. A. Estabrooks
C. Burgess
Corveses Ik
S. Wright
B. Draper
W. F. Spinney
Gut
Csereescanes
Fall Raver
B. M. W. R. Cracknell
Tee
Hixby
B. A
H. Hovey
G, Bixby
A. L. Rives
W. B. Lang
B. McCornish
K. J. Carroll
Satterlee
TY. P. Yerrel
Rushmore
J. Borden
W. W. Hooper
E. M. Church
M. Fielding
N. H. Emmons
Lille
W. P. Knapp
W. K. Barnes
E. A. Thomson
D. W. Chandler
Degarmendia
B. Bk
Lamb
F. ‘Tf
Pile
W. K. Fowler
E. W. Goula, Jr
C. A. Brown
Scott
G. N. Norton
Ryerson and Chase
West
Huntington
Staten Island
Sore
Captain Lyons
Fey Roy
Katie L
Eva Wilkes
Michael O'Hara
Play Boy
O'Hara
Capt. Lyons
Katie
Mr. Hamlin
Belle Hamlin
Globe and Core
WHITE
Naval Committee of the
Hetherston Importing Co
Broad Street
Hetherston
S A
Lyne
Bismarck
Helena
Mont
Fla
Montreal
Marquette
Mich
New Orleans
Men
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Wilmington
N.C
Hull
Knox
Bennington
Mase
Uume
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Ches. NS
Loston
State House
GEO. M. Winslow & CO
Brass Street
Causeway St
Warenhouse
West Chester Park
Westland Avenue
W. Lincoln
Telephone
Tremont
RE. M
P.O
Dollen Manufacturing—Hall
Mass
Easine
Unis
Atlantic Stone CQ
Atlantic Avenue
Farness-Maker
Cood
Antrim
N. M
N. W. C. Jameson
N. H
Astrology
Niss
Russell
I Winter St
Sadie Johnson
Tremont St
Remington Standard Typewater CO
School Street
Wynn & Nocm
Sioux Falls
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