Boston versus Louisville tight game described in detail
A lengthy recap of Weyhing's overextended bid to repeat his five-hit performance against Boston, with Nichols and Collins sparking Louisville's defense and Boston's Lowe Long Duffy Nash and McCarthy contributing at the plate and on the bases. The narrative ends without finalizing the score.
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Weyhing
Bostons
Louisville
Nichols
Colonels
Boston
Lowe
Long
Duffy
Nash
Collins
O’brien
Clark
Spies
Shugart
McCarthy
Getinger
Wright
Warner
Tucker
Bannon
Ganzel
O'Brien
Boston AB TB
A E Eowo
Qbs
Becavecieavees
Speee Ee
Sete Tenn
Mecarthy
Serene Ees
Eae Er
TOROS
Tds
Secareeeess
Ree Fanzel
Ewe
Nichola
Preceeersnees
Toca Asc Ceeiee Eeewee
Ioutsvinia
AB Rn
PO O' Brier
Colling
Cscceees & Clarke
I.f
Ghumart
Baltimore Orioles sweep Chicago for eleventh straight win
Baltimore defeated Chicago 9 to 3 in Baltimore on August 22 as Hemming held for seven innings before fading in the eighth. Chicago rallied late with eight runs in the final two frames, while Baltimore hammered Hutchison, aided by timely hits. Attendance was 3000. Umpires Burnham removed earlier by President Young at Anson's request. Reitz and Donahue officiated. Batteries Hemming Robinson for Baltimore. Hutchison Kittridge for Chicago.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Hemming
Baltimores
Hutchison
Young
Burnham
Anson
Reitz
Donahue
Baltimorr
Hemming and Robinson
Hutchison and Kittridge
New York Defeats St Louis in Error-Riddled Game
The New York team beat St Louis 8 to 6 as Von der Ahe’s players fielded badly. Ehret was pulled after four innings with heavy hits, then McDougall took over with weak support. Rusie shut down the visitors after a Dowd homer, aided by 12 hits to 10, and 8 errors by St Louis. Attendance 1,200.
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Boston
Louisville
St. Louis
Brooklyn A . Ce
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
New Yorks
von der Ahe
Ehret
McDougall
German
Rusie
Dowd
Pure California Wines Matancuard a Farrar Panevil Hai Square
Substantial wine listing titled Pure California Wines highlights Matancuard and Farrar with Panevil Hai Square noted as featured labels.
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California
Matancuard
Farrar
Panevil Hai Square
German Rusie and Wilson in Team Matchup
German Rusie and Wilson lead a lineup featuring Ehret Mc Dougall and Pietz in a contested match. The event highlights strong play from the named players as teams clash for supremacy.
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German
Rusie
Wilson
Ehret
McDougall
Pietz
Brooklyn Five Run First Inning Upsets Pirates
Kennedy pitched superbly for Brooklyn as Pittsburg yielded five runs in the first inning without a Brooklyn hit. Menafee walked five, hit one, and failed to touch first on Tredway. Hart relieved after nine batters, attendance 3500. Score Brooklyn 5 Pittsburg 2.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Kennedy
Pittsburgs
Brooklyns
Menafee
Tredway
Bounder
Beckley
Hart
Pittsburg
Grim
Merritt
Philadelphia Defeats Cincinnati in Rainy Fielding Rematch
Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 4 to 3 as Vaughn misplayed a seventh inning throw allowing a winning run. Taylor struggled early then settled, leading to a strong final stretch. Attendance was 6,937 with 11 Philadelphia hits and 9 by Cincinnati. Errors favored Cincinnati 5 to 3.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Vaughn
McPhee
Thompson
Taylor
Taylor and Clements
Rhines and Vaughn
Washington Beats Cleveland Behind Strong Pitching
In Washington’s game, Wilson pitched well and Mercer was hit. Tebeau’s third inning error kept Cleveland from a shutout. Childs Abbey and Crooks shone defensively as 2,200 in attendance watched Cleveland score four to Washington nine.
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Washington
Tebeau
Wilson
Mercer
Childs
Abbey
Crooks
Cleveland
O'Connor
McGuire
Americans win again in short England baseball game
In London on August 22 the Boston Amateur Baseball Club defeated Derby nine in seven innings. The match drew huge crowds and sparked great enthusiasm. Captain A. A. Lawson praised baseball’s future in England as the Americans celebrated a thrilling victory.
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London
Boston
England
A. A. Lawson
Egboon -Coccs
Portland Defeats Fall River In New England League Match
Portland won as Killeen controlled the game and Lincoln delivered timely hits. Leighton played well for Portland while Fall River struggled with 15 base hits to 6 and 3 errors to 1. Batteries were Killeen and Goodhart for Portland and Lincoln and Rollins for Fall River.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Lewiston Baybgor Ee
Brockton
Wesee
Portland Werner
Augusta
Portland
Killeen and Goodhart
Lincoln
Rollins
New Bedford Tops Lewiston In One Sided Game
New Bedford defeated Lewiston 8 to 2 at Lewiston as Friend shut down the home team until the ninth inning. The visitors had 12 hits and no errors while Lewiston made 8 hits and 4 errors. Batteries were Friend Sharp McCarthy Rupert.
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Lewiston
New Bedford
Friend
Sharp
McCarthy
Rupert
Pawtucket Wins Ninth Inning After Bangor Protest
Pawtucket edged Bangor in a nine inning game on Aug 22 as Moore fumbled Hanivan’s ground ball, costing a Bangor out. Bangor plans to protest after Meakin returned to play. Final: Pawtucket 6, Bangor 0. Base hits 12 each. errors Pawtucket 2, Bangor 5. Batteries Sullivan Meakin Yeager for Pawtucket and Gildea Hayes for Bangor.
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Bangor
Pawtucket
Moore
Hanivan
Meakin
Ballrom
Shases
Sullivan, Meakin
Yeager
Gildea
Hayes
Waterville
Augusta
Brockton
Ieveet
Korwan
Shea
Viau
Butler
Delaney Shuts Out Torontos In Eastern League Game
Syracuse pitcher Delaney delivered a superb effort, holding Toronto to four hits and no runs as Syracuse won. Only one runner reached second base through seven innings, and Payne was rattled for six runs in four innings. Attendance was about 1,000 as Syracuse piled up 15 hits to Toronto’s 4. Batteries Delaney and Rafter for Syracuse, Payne and Lake for Toronto.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Delaney
Torontos
Stars
Payne
Sypacuso
Toronto
Rafter
Payne and Lake
Providence Bats Wildly Beat Scranton by 15 in Sixteen
Providence batsmen hammered Miller for 21 bases on 12 hits including a homer and three doubles as Hud-son held Scranton manageable. In a 23 to 6 rout, Providence scored in all but one inning while seven runs came in one frame. Grays pitchers Hustin Schriver and Smith aided the win.
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Providence
Scrantons
Miller
Hustin
Schriver
Smith
Grays
Hudson
Bcranton
Scranton
Hodson
Dixon
Buffalos Solve Harper Curves In Early Season Win
Buffalo fans saw the Buffalos hit Harper's curves for 17 hits while Lampe held Rochester to 11 as both teams fielded well. In a 23 to 8 scoring line, Buffalo's defense committed one error to Rochester's two. Batteries Lampe Dowse Harper Berger. Attendance 1200.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalos
Harper
Lampe
Exiaraghamee
Pieawaeus
Rochester
Dowse
Harper and
Berger
Springfield Rout Wilkesbarre Behind Offense and Tough Defense
Springfield dominates Wilkesbarre 15 to 6 as Coakley allows seven hits over nine innings. Gruber hits a homer while Jones and Gilbert spark strong defensive plays. Springfield marks 17 hits to Wilkesbarre’s 10 with six errors to five.
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Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Coakley
Coughlin
Jones
Gilbert
Gruber
Wilkesharre
Bate
Hilltops to face Hancocks in Charlestown showdown
Charlestown will host August 31 game at the playground between the Hilltops and the Hancocks to decide Charlestown’s championship with a $50 purse. Ex league pitcher Dupee Shaw will start for the Hancocks.
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Hilltops
Hancocks
Charlestown
Dupee Shaw
Police Raid Nabs Fifteen At Cambridge Street Gaming Ring
A police detachment led by Sergeant Mullin raided 200 Cambridge street last night under a search warrant for gaming implements. Officers seized a large policy outfit and furniture, and arrested fifteen men named Donovan Donahue Linden Richards Myle Driscoll Brown Carney Frazer Bradley Selden Newton Thomas Palmer Stevens. Seized items included 1% manifold slips thirty three policy silos two dream books seventeen chanks two oil lamps a table and two window curtains. The men, ages ranging from 21 to 69, were prepared to appear in court today on the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Street
Mullin
Division 3
Charles Donovan
Timothy Donahue
John Linden
James Richards
Charles Myle
Edward Driscoll
Henry Brown
Mark Carney
George Frazer
George A. Bradley
Alexander A. Selden
George Newton
Charles Thomas
Herbert Palmer
Joseph Stevens
Boxing Carnival At Boston Armory Attracts Strong Interest
Boxing gossip notes the upcoming carnival at the Boston armory draws heavy member support with 90 percent planning to attend and guests tickets issued. Billie Faulkner arrives from Bermuda as a new welterweight hopeful, Cribb Club bout Butler versus Sullivan looms, Joe Walcott and George Dixon arrive for training, Johnny Griffin gains betting momentum ahead of next Tuesday showdown.
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Armory
Boston
James W. Westcott
Boston Athletic Association
Charles H. S
Salem
Billie Faulkner
Bermuda
Faulkner
Cribb Club
New England
John E. Butler
Lynn
John A. Sullivan
Providence
Joe Walcott
George Dixon
Huggett’s Pond
Johnny Griffin
Dixon
Polo at Newport Semi Finals In Confusing One Handed Play
The Newport polo semi finals produced two matches under falllike weather with reduced crowds. Shaw dominated the first game for the Blues, scoring on a weak pony. the Reds benefited from better mounts and Waterbury backing Potter in the second. Winners meet tomorrow for cups donated by E. C. Potter. Final scores: Reds 6 to Blues 1 in the first, Blues 6 to Reds 2 in the second. total 5.
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Newport
R. I
Shaw
Reds
Waterbury
Potter
E. C. Potter
Blues
Eustis
Winthrop North Shore coaching parade and events
The Winthrop parade dominates the North Shore plans with participants from Winthrop and Revere and neighboring villages. Details list dress code for staff and officials at 1 pm, house deco requirements, and organized events at New Winthrop Hotel and Bijou Hall. Victorian social scenes include garden party, dances, lanterns, and an evening of entertainment with Miss Whitney and Mrs McFadden hosting.
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Winthrop
North Shore
Winthrop and Revere
New Winthrop Hotel
D. M. Bristol
Tucker
Commodore Heney
Marshal Bristol
F. G. Trunkett
D. L. Pratt
Boston
O. EB. Lewis
Winthrop Wharf
Sons of Temperance
Brown's Field
Washington Avenue
Mmma Holloway
Horace Tewksbury
Carrie Tewksbury
Saul Brown
Clyde Chaddick
Aloha House
Winthrop Highlands
Whitney
Patchen Wins Fast Washington Park Heat Showdown
Joe Patchen won three straight heats over John R. Gentry at Washington Park in Chicago on August 22. Windy, slow track so no records. Patchen dominated with times around 2:01 and 2:07. Attendances near 12,000 noted, with other races postponed to tomorrow.
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Chicago
Joe Patchen
John R. Gentry
Washington Park
McArthy
McHenry
Gentry
Curry
Patchen
Currry
Cep Nou
Vee Canvassee
Joe Patcehen
Patchen Wilkes
Josephine Fong Gofits
Ics
Va Ashland Wilkes
Dame Wood
Mite Sui Neva
Abnet
Br. F
Basseds
Pat L
B. H
Republic
Lash
Marie D
Gr. F
Patron
Jami- SO
Miss Kate
Ella T
G. m
Altamont
Tilden
Tommy Brown
B. G
Scott
Ae . H
Phillips
Blue Bull
Equity
Miss McGregor
B. m
Robert McLady
W. Wiltom
Br. m
Wilton
Kenney
Margaret Orasee m
William L.kin- Dop
Schninsee
Ers
DE Rizpan
Harold Font
Paterson
Miss Fullerton Wins at Franklin Park Races in Aug Meeting
At Saugus Franklin Park Aug racing finale draws large crowd. Miss Fullerton wins both heats in the unfinished 2:20 race, with Lady Blanche and Nellie McCrory taking other events. S. R. loses with horse trouble, Judge Keeler and Bessie B.D. also noted among placers.
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Saugus
Franklin Park
Gray
Miss Fullerton
S. R
Demerest
Nellie McCrory
Harris
Lady Blanche
Miss Albert
B. m
Dam
Riley
Macy Hambletonian
Rea
Tony William Pert
GE Iss
Kattie Mack
Walker
Judge Keeler
Bik
Reeves
Lady Bug
Ci. G
Jimmie B
Paco
Pilgrim
Blk. H
Opdycke
Bessie B.D. Mm
Payne
Sea Bird
C. H
Carpenter
Crow
Belle Brandon
Baggs- -Harris
Umger Belle
Clarke
Exploit
Bob
Coe
B. B.D
Be. H. Ora Wis
Ad Donne
Ch. H. Nto
Pirg Ssa
Eeisitiai Addvea
Creak Ee Nordica
B. m. Ioe
Siesevesergse O
Eastern Maine Fair Races End With Fines and Close Finishes
Bangor Me August 22 The second day races at the Eastern Maine Fair brought excitement as Gipsy B. faced a $25 fine for pulling in the heat and Hallie secured a 2:19 3 4 win after a foul. About 25 000 spectators watched Denver win the 2 40 class in 2 33 and Veni Vici sweep the 2 27 heats in 2 25.
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Bangor
Maine
Stevens
Gipsy B
Guy Edwards
Hallie
Silver
Waite
Reynolds
Denver
Veni Vici
Dona Perfecta
Track Record Lowered at Marsh Driving Park Meet
Enosburg Falls Vermont Aug 22 second day of racing attracted a large crowd and fine weather Oxford set a record in the 2:24 trot lowering to 2:22 1-2. Maringo won the 2:48 heat in 2:24 1-4 and George B. ran 2:40 in 2:31 3-4. Oxford swept the 2:24 class in three straight heats with best time 2:22 1-2. Next circuit meet at Rutland next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enosburg Falls
the Marsh Driving Park
Oxford
Rutland
Maringo
George B
Rival circuit races draw larger crowds than prior days
Azote won the 2:06 trot in three straight heats with best time 2:08 3-4. Bright Regent claimed the 2:14 pacing in straight heats at 2:10 1-2. Red Pointer took the 2:27 trot in straight heats at 2:19 1-2, Abi dalia won the 2:29 trot in 2:23 1-4, Barney won the free for all in 2:18, Dandy Eastmont took the 2:24 pace in 2:23 1-4, and an exhibition race beating 2:08 3-4 finished in 2:09 3-4.
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Azote
Bright Regent
Red Pointer
Abidalia
Barney
Dandy Eastmont
Androscoggin county fair closes with fine races in Livermore Falls
About 400 attended Evergreen Park as Suzette driven by Nelson won the 2-year-old stakes in 2:09. Best time in the 2:27 class was 2:23 by Nichols. Victor E won the 2:40 class in 2:33 1-4 and Royal Nelson took the 38-year-old stakes in 2:33 1-4. Nana, a Maine bred 3-year-old, sprained her ankle in the first heat and was drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore Falls
Evergreen Park
Suzette
Nelson
Morrison Stock Farm
Livermore
Nana
B.m
L. A. Pray
Auburn
Maine
Results at Aqueduct track races led August meeting
At Aqueduct on August 22 the program began with Gladioli winning the four and a half furlongs race over Little Thorne and Rondout II. Kinglet captured the one mile event with Mirage and Golden Gate second and third. Mangrove won the six furlongs with Buck Knight second and Sea Bird third. Imperial took four and a half furlongs with Unity and Gloria second and third. Logan won the six and a half furlongs with Queen Bess second and Pan way third. Campania led the one mile race over Roller and Now or Never.
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Aqueduct
L. L
Gladioli
Little Thorne
Rondout II
Kinglet
Mirage
Golden Gate
Mangrove
Buck Knight
Sea Bird
Imperial
Unity
Gloria
Logan
Queen Bess
Panway
Campania
Roller
Local half mile races thrill Waterbury crowd
Waterbury Driving Park Association drew large crowds as Thomas F. Butler's Ochres won the free-for-all in three straight, with a best time of 1 13 4. In the running event, Peter Boulais's Defender and Brandy, owned by Michael E. Braham, split heats with Defender prevailing in heat five and a best time of 1 04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Waterbury Driving Park Association
Thomas F. Butler
Ochres
Peter Boulais
Defender
Brandy
Michael E. Braham
Watertown
Second day at Northampton Driving Park thrills crowds
The Northampton Driving Park hosted a lively program with nearly 1000 spectators. Winnie’s Baby won the 2:35 pace after six heats, posting a best time of 2:34. Chico led the 2:20 class with a 2:24 1/4 best time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Winnie’s Baby
Chico
Results at Eastport race day near McFaul Park
Races at McFaul Park Eastport Mo August 22 show Mary Mack of St John won 2 48 class with best time 2 86 1 4 A Calais sailor Vichmont won 2 28 class with best time 2 28 1 2 One mile bicycle race for gold medal won by Fred Spates in 2 41 At Eastport local results highlight sprint and cycling events with named competitors and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
McFaul Park
Mary Mack
St. John
Vichmont
Calais
Fred Spates
Trotter McCue Wins 2:28 Race at Lawrence Meet
Lawrence, Aug. 22. Today's races drew a good crowd. Judge McCue won the 2:28 trot in straight heats with a time of 2:26 3-5. In the 2:21 class Ella C., the favorite, was beaten by Billy Frazier in a thrilling finish. Best time recorded was 2:20 3-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Judge McCue
Ella C
Billy Frazier
City Brevities Roundup of Local Events and Incidents
A pleasant Cunard cafe dinner honored Harry W Dun shee of Coeur de Leon Commandery Charlestown and John W Prescott of Boston Commandery with addressed tributes and jeweled watch charms. The body of John Murray was found ashore at Nantasket Beach. Emil Johnston, 22, fell from the Rutland block in Allston to a lower roof, survived after hospital care. Patrolman Armstrong recovered $100 from a purse theft at Jordan Marsh. Josie Fay, 30, arrested for shoplifting at the store. An alarm reported a small rag pile fire at 9 Corning street. Clarence Kent, 25, arrested for alleged liquor sale at Kneeland street depot restaurant. James Burke and Edward Caldwell, 16, arraigned for harness theft. Burke sent to reform school, Caldwell discharged.
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Cunard
State Street
Harry W. Dunshee
Coeur de Leon Commandery
Charlestown
John W. Prescott
Boston Commandery
Alfred Pearson
Newburyport
Prescott
John Murray
Stillman
Nantasket Beach
Emil Johnston
New Rutland Block
Allston
Johnston
City Hospital
Armstrong
Brighton
Hugo Stubo
Josie Fay
Knox
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Corning Street
Clarence Kent
Tyler Street
Liquor Squad
Kneeland Street
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
James Burke
Edward Caldwell
Brighton Court
Fred Hollis
Cornelius Batchelder
Charles Perry
Burke
Reformatory
Caldwell
Ke w Croquet Play Norwich National Croquet Tourney
In Norwich Aug 22 the national croquet tourney featured Dr. Davenport of Northampton versus W. C. Cady of New London. Jacobus of Springfield showcased a new play from Martha's Vineyard, stopping carom shots by placing the ball behind the wire. Jacobus leads Strong in the Van Wickle gold badge race, with a fourth game halted as he led.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
Dr. Davenport
Northampton
W. C. Cady
New London
Jacobus
Springfield
Martha’s Vineyard
van Wickle
Strong
Ireland's Solicitor General Appointed in Ireland
London Aug 22 Mr William Kenny member of Parliament for St Stephen's Green division of Dublin has been named solicitor general for Ireland. He is a Liberal Unionist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Kennny
House of Commons
St. Stephen's Green
Puplin
Ireland
Two More of Em Next Sunday Dolls Standsalona
Advertisement notes that children will want two new dolls next Sunday. The dolls are described as double sided with ten colors and standsalona, emphasizing novelty and appeal for youngsters.
Championships tennis unfolds on third day at Newport
The Newport Rhode Island tournament enters its third day with Terry edging Codman in a late finish and Chace facing Fischer on the main court. Hovey, Chace, Larned, Budlong advance. Foote defeats Ware after a marathon three and a half hours. consolation rounds and scholastic series begin, with multiple matches in progress and defaults noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Codman
Terry
Love
Malcolm Chace
Fischer
Talmadge
Whittlesey
Hobart
Campbell
Slocum
Wrenn
Hovey
Crowninshield
Chace
Howland
Budlong
Ryerson
Larned
Henshaw
Hinckley
Smith
Neel
Jones
Foote
Ware
Everett Veteran’s Plight in Grand Army Court Trial
A Grand Army of the Republic general court martial is requested for Comrade Hen Schrow of James A. Perkins Post 156. The charge alleges conduct unbecoming a soldier for acting as a delegate to a department encampment without membership, violating post rules. The specification cites Feb 13, 1895, at Springfield, Mass., with signatures from Frank A. Brown and Leander W. Libby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Grand Army
James A. Perkins
Grand Army of the Republic
Hen Schrow
Department of Massachusetts
Department
Springfield
Mass
Henry W. Ayers
Frank A. Brown
Leander W. Libby
New England Happenings Brings Tragedy and Plans in Aug
A series of incidents marks a quiet Aug in Hampden and surrounding towns. Homer L. Pease, 40, farmer, found drowned in a brook near his barn after a probable fit. Henry Stewart, track worker, was critically injured when his train incident threw him down a 30 foot embankment in Brockton. Mitchell Delorrier, 40, carpenter, fell 20 feet at Linwood mill addition, head wounds fatal. D. Fuller, 46, first YMC A secretary, died at Newburyport of consumption. Alexander McDonald, Ginn & Co. worker, fell 25 feet at Cambridge staging, with multiple injuries. Cambridge City Hall to close Tuesday. lawn party for Home for Incurables planned at 671 Massachusetts Avenue with tents and special cars from Boston for Aug Sl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden
Homer L. Pease
Henry Stewart
Brockton
Mitchell Delorrier
Whitin Station
Mass
D. Fuller
Newburyport
Alexander McDonald
Ginn & Co
First Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cambridge City Hall
Home For Incurables
John Mahady
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Canoe Wasp Wins at American Canoe Assoc Contest
At Bluff Point New York August 22 racing continued at the American Canoe Association camp. Wasp led the six mile Dolphin trophy race then Mab won the Hotel Champlain trophy with Bug second and Agaz taking second in the Champlain event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff Point
N. Y
American Canoe Association
Howard Gray
Canoe Wasp
Vesper B. C
C. E. Archbald
Canoe Mab
Peinte Claire B. C
Montreal
Goddard
Canoe Bee
Paul Butler
Canoe Bug
Wasp
Mab
Bug
Bee
Waubewawawar Canoe Association
Boston
Mass
F. J. Bunage
A. H. Coolidge
Louis A. Hall
W. W. Forsaith
Waubewawawar
Atlantic
Agaz
Bicycling Races Move Across Cities and Contests
The Sloppy Weather crew sails for Maine to race in Portland while the Independent Wheel Club pursues them by Saturday. Lynn hosts Class A events on Sept 7, and Bridgewater hosts fairs Sept 6–7 with cash prizes and awards. Manhattan Beach amateur and pro races closed entries, listing many top riders. C Ford Seeley plans a Europe tour after a Brooklyn race. Ferdinand Shabel in Toronto challenges for 1000 miles with $100 to $1000 stakes, courting Louis Grimm of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Portland
Independent Wheel Club
Lynn
Plymouth County Agricultural Society
Bridgewater
H. A. Clark
Mass
Manhattan Beach
H. C. Tyler
Austin Crooks
Harry Hawthorne
R. P. McCurdy
Fred St. Onge
F. W. Young
Robert Landis
George Cutter
J. A. Newhouse
A. W. Porter
J. F. Starbuck
Watson Coleman
Conn Baker
W. M. Baldwin
E. L. Blauvelt
Jay Eaton
Frank Mayo
H. C. Wheeler
C. E. Kluge
B. C
South Norwalk
Conn
New England
Brooklyn
N. Y
Columbia
Europe
Ireland
Scotland
England
France
Toronto
Ferdinand Shabel
Shabel
Louis Grimm
Cleveland
E. C. Bald
Buffalo
Arthur Gardiner
Cabanne
Charlie Murphy
Tom Cooper
O. Peabody
Salem
Peabody
National bicycle races open at Mount Clemens
Mount Clemens Michigan August 22 The Mount Clemens Wheelmen Association hosted the national circuit event. C M Murphy of Brooklyn won the one mile open Class B in 2 01 5 beating the track race record. Final results list H W Hall Detroit Tom Cooper Detroit M J Meiers New Baltimore C D Wilson Bay City F J Titus St Louis and time 7 50 4 5 for the three mile lap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Mich
C. M. Murphy
Brooklyn
M. J. Meiers
New Baltimore
Tom Cooper
Detroit
C. D. Wilson
Bay City
F. J. Titus
St. Louis
Tima
Winthrop Bal Masque at Shirly Casino Delights Many Guests
The Neptune Club hosted an invitation bal masque at the Shir ley Casino, managed by the Misses Ireland and Sullivan. About 200 attendees wore diverse costumes from Topsy to Red Riding Hood, with Eugene Ireland directing the floor and Mamie Learnard's orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Neptune Club
Ireland and Sullivan
Shirley Casino
Eugene Ireland
Mamie Learnard
Mrs. Spach
Topsy
Lizzie Ireland
Alabama Coon
James Baily
Wandering Willie
Fred Stockton
Percy
D. Prouty
Harold
Selma
Jennie Ireland
Minnie Ireland
L. G. Laform
A. Jackson
Arthur McLean
D. Brown
Nellie Beamis
Ella Louise Sullivan
Rose
Phil Pretto
Norman Smith
Grace Kenney
Joe Miller
Nellie
Kate Greenway
A. M. Greenwood
Fancy
Miss Graceburn
Henry N. Clarkson
Carrie Waldron
Grace King
Mattie King
Marguerite
Nellie Acareny
Annie P. Russell
Kite Flying Experiments At Blue Hill Observatory
W A Eddy of New Jersey continued his kite flying experiments at Blue Hill Observatory Milton August 22. Morning wind was nearly absent but afternoon wind allowed three kites to rise and eleven good negatives were captured by suspended cameras. Several scientists observed the experiments including Charles H Lawson of Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
W. A. Eddy
New Jersey
Blue Hill Observatory
Charles H. Lawson
Portland
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teries—Coughlin and
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Coakley and Diggins
Eastern Maine
Agate
Ester
Graces
Scudder
Avery
Willing
Hall
C. E H. Sands
Beaman
H. W. Herrick
Brooks
Tete
Arthur Taylor
J. F. Hobart
Hatch
Jennings
Lord
G. P. Herrick
de Garmendia
Brown
Thomson
Post
G. L. Wrenn, Jr
Boag
W. A. Jones
R. P. Davis
Lewis
Winthrop Bal
Blue Hill
Fez
Washington Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!