See-Saw Battle Ends As Spiders Top Boston Nine
In a lively game the Cleveland Spiders defeated the Boston Red Stockings with a high scoring rally. Key moments included Zimmer's triple and Tucker's homer, while Stivetts and Lowe led Boston's hitting. McGarr and Fatty Childs provided the standout power for the visitors, as both teams displayed uneven fielding but constant action. Two games scheduled today for one admission.
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Patrick Tebeau
Gayly
General Dixwell
Spiders
Big Jack Stivetts
Zimmer
Patrick
Bobby Lowe
McKean
Long
Duffy
Cyrus Young
Tomasso McCarthy
Rosw ‘Tar ‘Tucker
Blake
Tom
Tucker
Nash
Bannon
Ryan
Stivetts
McAleer
Lowe
Burkett
Farmer Young
McGarr
Fatty Childs
Boston
McCarthy
Hawley Pitches Masterful Game As St Louis Tops Baltimore
Hawley pitched magnificently and drove in the winning runs with a timely two bagger in the eighth. St Louis hammered Gleason while Baltimore went out in order. Miller homered as 8,200 attend. Score St Louis 11 Baltimore 2. Hits St Louis 17 Baltimore 7. Errors St Louis 2 Baltimore 5. Hawley and Miller vs Gleason and Robinson.
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Baltimore
Hawley
St. Louis
Gleason
Orioles
Miller
Robinson
New York Defeats Louisville in Big League Game
New York took control early, scoring five runs in the first inning on Hemming, then held on for an 8 to 4 victory over Louisville. Attendance 180. New York 8 Louisville 4. Hits New York 14 Louisville 6. Errors New York 8 Louisville 4. Batteries Rusie and Farrell Hemming and Grim.
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New York
Louisvilles
New Yorks
Hemming
Louisville
Rusie
Farrell
Grim
Brooklyn Defeated Amidst Tepid Showing By Stein and Dwyer
In Brooklyn on August 23 the Brooklyns played poorly on offense as Stein offered scant support while Dwyer delivered a steady, puzzling mound performance allowing only six Brooklyn hits. Cincinnati dominated with 13 runs to Brooklyn’s 2 in the early frames, final score marked by Cincinnati tallying 13 to Brooklyn 2, in a 17 to 6 hit disparity and 6 Brooklyn errors before 2961 in attendance.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
Stein
Dwyer
Cincinnati
Murphy
Kinslow
Senators Rally Early Inning Outburst Versus Chicago
Washington built a four inning lead as Chicago fell behind 14 to 2 by the fourth. The Senators pressured the mound with steady hits and timely scoring, gaining a commanding advantage ahead of the middle innings.
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Washington
Chicago
Senators
Alland Bros Haircutters at Tremont Row
Gentlemen seeking stylish haircuts and beard trimming can find satisfactory pompadour style services at Alland Bros. located at 19 Tremont Row. A prominent barbering establishment serving Harvard, Boston University, Its College, Tech, and other institutions, and described as the largest of its kind in the United States.
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Alland Bros
Tremontrow
Harvard
Boston University
College
Tech
United States
Washington Triumphs With Strong Late Pitching in Nineteenth Century Game
Washington beat Chicago with 17 hits to 7 as Schriver homered and Terry shut out runners after the fourth. Attendance was 1,708. Washington climbs to eleventh place with Stockdale and McGuire behind the plate and Terry pairing with Schriver in the field for Chicago.
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Terry
Washington
Schriver
Chicago
Stockdale
McGuire
Pittsburgh Teams Earn Four Runs In Sixth Inning
In Philadelphia on August 23 the Pirates matched a four run burst in the sixth to erase a deficit and pull ahead after a three and four run start. Thompson and Smith hit home runs as 3,800 watched. Final: Philadelphia 4 Pittsburg 0 with 16 hits to 9 for the Phillies. Errors tied at 1 each. Harper and Clements opposed by Menefee and Mack.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgs
Harper
Thompson
Smith
Picuscape
Pittsburg
Harper and Clements
Menefee
Mack
Fall River Defeats Haverhill In Close 11-9 Battle
Fall River gains an 11 to 9 win over Haverhill in a high tempo New England League game at Fall River. Rupert hits a homer in the ninth to spark the rally, Rollins and Doe contribute key hits, and Regan at third makes sharp plays. Attendance 800.
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Fall River
Haverhill
Fall Rivers
Haverhills
Doe
Regan
Rupert
Rollins
Gilman
North Milford
McDermott
Anderson
Reilly
Stevens
Irwin
Lake
Lang
Viau
McDermot
Sheehan
Freeman
Flannagan
Fall River B. TB
Lewiston Dominates Pawtucket in Big Early Lead
Lewiston jumped ahead with seven first inning runs and stayed ahead as Pawtucket rallied inconsistently. Lewiston finished with 18 runs on 14 hits while Pawtucket had 14 runs on 18 hits. errors favored Lewiston. Sullivan Mains and Bergen worked for Lewiston with Black Roach catching for Pawtucket.
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Lewiston
Mains
Pawtucket
Sullivan
Bergen
Black and Roach
Brockton Defeats Bangor Despite Erratic Fielding
In Brockton Massachusetts on August 23 Brockton won over Bangor aided by Bangor errors and muffed plays. Deady misplayed twice allowing four Brockton runs while Gray received poor support as Brockton tallied seven hits to Bangor's twelve and committed nine errors. Batteries Braham and Corcoran for Brockton and Gray and Hayes for Bangor.
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Brockton
Mass
Bangor
Gray
Deady
Braham and Corcoran
Gray and Hayes
New Bedford Defeats Portland After Heavy Hitting
New Bedford avenged recent losses to Portland by offencing with base hits across the field. The scoreboard shows New Bedford 11, Portland 4, with 13 hits to 7. Dowd and Smith joined by Garry and Edgar in pitching duties.
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New Bedford
New Bedfords
Portland
Dowd
Smith
Garry
Edgar
Eastern League scores from Providence Springfield Syracuse
In Providence Erie lost 9 to 4 as Buffalo lost 6 to 15 at Springfield. Syracuse defeated Allentown 10 to 3 and again 18 to 7 at Syracuse. Scranton edged Wilkes Barre 12 to 10 at Scranton.
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Providence
Erie
Springfield
Buffalo
Syracuse
Allentown
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Quiffy and McCarthy Form Duffy and McCarthy
Tommy McCarthy and Hugh Duffy form the firm Duffy and McCarthy to run an ivory and lignum vitae globule business. A city site will be their base and their lawyer near completion of the deal. The venture promises a popular sport friendly resort for baseball men with winter indoor games and tournaments planned. May they have luck.
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Tommy McCarthy
Hugh Duffy
Duffy & McCarthy
Young madden the base ball rooter thief
Lawrence Madden a 15 year old Best and Co packing room worker in New York admitted stealing as many as fifty pairs of boys pants to pawn for funds to attend games for the Giants. Detected in a clothing theft and arraigned before Justice Hogan in Jefferson Market he expressed regret at losing his rooting opportunities and was jailed for trial.
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New York
Lawrence Madden
John M. Ward
Giants
Madden
Best & Co
West Twenty-third Street
Justice Hogan
Jefferson Market
Root
Nashua Defeats Somerville 20 to 7 in Baseball
Nashua routed Somerville 20 to 7 in a baseball game on August 23. The offense exploded with rapid scoring while pitchers fought through the heavy run output, delivering a decisive win for Nashua in the summer matchup.
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Nashua
N. H
Somerville
Chicago racing notes and boxing results at Washington Park
The August racing at Washington Park produced mixed results with Directum's 2:10 effort drawing opinions that he cannot yet contend with Arts. Braden’s 2:08 pace heats featured a hot favorite, while Monette and Dick Roche faced strong competition in the 2:25 trot. In boxing news, the Columbian Athletic Club cases settled with fines totaling 1,600 plus costs, John Condon paying 4,000 bail forfeited by Martin Costello, and plans for future glove contests. Bobby Dobbs arrives in Boston amid talks of a ten round bout with Horace Leeds at Coney Island and Minneapolis seeking a rematch.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Tim
Directum
Arts
Braden
John R. Gentry
Flector
J. H. Ll
Price
Gentry
Hettie Mont
Monette
Orites
Dick Roche
Judge Fisher
Frank L
Johnny Goldsmith
John Condon
Chicago Sporting Man
Condon
Martin Costello
Olympic Club of
New Orleans
al O’brien
Owen Zeigler
Philadelphia
Jim Casey
Pastime Club
Memphis
Peter Jackson
J. W. Gibbs
New York City
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Sullivan
Corbett
Fletcher
Sioux City
Corbett-Jackson
Bobby Dobbs
Dobbs
Boston
Horace Leeds
Seaside Athletic Club
Coney Island
Twin City Athletic Club
Minneapolis
Minneapelie
Grand Circuit Races At Poughkeepsie Spark Few Wins
About 3000 spectators watched the Hudson River Driving Park Grand Circuit on a fine day. Favorites fared poorly as Cobwebs and Little Tobe failed to win. Aunt Delilah took the 2:14, Daisy Despain faced a setback in the 2:26 pacing, while Happy Lady claimed the third race in straight heats. Clayton A. won another heat in the program.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson River
Ahai
Clayton A
Little Tobe
Happy Lady
Gil Curry Fails Record Yet Impresses At Haverhill
In Haverhill Aug 23 a crowd of about three thousand lined Kenora Park to see Gil Curry the Boston gelding. He paced a mile in 2 13 setting the New England half mile track record previously held by Worcester while the fastest quarter came in 33. Dan Miller led the 2 23 heat but faded and J M captured the remaining heats. William Albert won the 2 35 trot in straight heats.
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Haverhill
Kenora Park
Gil Curry
Boston
Mystic
New England
Worcester
Dan Miller
J. M
William Albert
Saratoga Races Results Report Aug 23
The Saratoga meet lists six races with winners and times: first race five furlongs Bart placed first with Lady Richmond second and Sallie Woodford third in 1:02. The one and one sixteenths mile second race Victorious won over John Cooper with a 1:48 time. California stakes fifth race saw Necedah first, Rossmar second, Picaroon third with a Time listed as A. Fourth Morrissey stakes one mile Ducent first Figaro second Selina Time 1:42 1-2. Fifth race seven furlongs Promenade first Miss Dixey second Leonardo third in 1:28. Sixth race six furlongs Imp Elise first Nick second Soundmore third in 1:15.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Bart
Lady Richmond
Sallie Woodford
Lehman
Victorious
John Cooper
Necedah
Rossmar
Picaroon
Jerome Park Races Feature Mixed Results in Late Summer Meet
At Jerome Park on August 23 the program included six races with Charter, Live Oak, Lip Dixon Jr., Halton, Albert, Midstar, Adelbert and others producing several dead heats and run-offs. Times ranged from 1:18 for six furlongs to 2:00 for the first mile and one-eighth in the opening dash.
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Jerome Park
N. Y
Hifoot
Charter
Eehan
Live Oak
Nee Rose
Lip Dixon, Jr
Cockade
Tion
Halton
Marshall
Dixon
Albert
Midstar
Redownc
Adelbert
Lape
Roller
Races At Fair View Drive Park Draw Big Crowd
Middleboro Aug 23 The second day of racing at Fair View Driving Park drew a crowd as large as yesterday With smooth running and good sport winners included Special trot Billy Know 3 30 Moonlight 2 40 Fargo 2 25 and Dandy Eastmont
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Middleboro
Fair View Driving Park
Billy Know
Moonlight
Fargo
Dandy Eastmont
Doble Named Defendant in $10,000 Suit by Brown & Co
Chicago judge day’s filing alleges Budd Doble did not allow the horse Belle Vera to test speed in races. Plaintiffs claim the actions caused them losses totaling $10,000 and sue in Superior Court.
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Chicago
Budd Doble
Superior Court
S. A. Brown & Co
Doble
Belle Vera
Wanted ad rates in historic classifieds
Classified note lists prices for placing want ads: situations wanted at 1 cent per word and other wants at 1 cent per word. Indicates uniform rate across categories and invites readers to submit copy. No names, dates, or locations provided.
Left Hand Hooks Between Boxers on Howard Street
Pedestrians on Howard Street witnessed a spontaneous brief dispute among boxers Dick O'Brien Joe Walcott and Bobby Dobbs. After tense exchanges they reconciled with friendly remarks and discussed future plans including a possible return match and opponents for the coming season.
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Bobby Dobbs
Dick O’brien
Joe Walcott
Roby
Ind
Howard Street
O’brien
Walcott
Dobbs
Dixon
Wal
Dixon and Marshall Fight for Featherweight World Title
George Dixon and Jerry Marshall, both claiming top status in their weight classes, prepared to fight for the featherweight world championship at 119 pounds for a $2500 purse. O'Rourke, Dixon's manager, with Police Gazette, and Mike Haley for Marshall, posted deposits, while the venue and exact date remained unsettled amid site discussions with clubs in New Orleans and Coney Island.
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New York
George Dixon
Jerry Marshall
Australia
Mom O’rourke
Dixon
Police
Mike
Marshall
Haley
Olympic Club
New Orleans
A. C
Coney Island
Next to Try Earl of Lonsdale for America s Cup
LONDON August 23 The Yachtsman reports good authority that the next challenger for the America's cup will be the Earl of Lonsdale. WEYMOUTH August 28 The Britannia beat Satanita by one and a quarter minutes in a Royal Dorset Yacht Club race from Cowes to Weymouth. SOUTHAMPTON August 23 Mr George Gould asks J Harvard Biles to survey Vigilant to refute Cowes rumors of the recent accident. COWES August 23 The Prince of Wales praised Britannia crew and presented Captain Carter a pocket compass memorializing Britannia s six straight wins from the Vigilant.
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London
Earl of Lonsdale
Britannia
Weymouth
Royal Dorset Yacht Club
Satanita
Cowes
Southampton
George Gould
J. Harvard Biles
University of Glasgow
Prince of Wales
Hamburg
Carter
Dorothy Wins Newport 21-Footers Race for Citizens' Purse
The Newport yachts race concluded with Dorothy winning the 21-footers event in a triangular course from Bren ton's Cove past Rose Island and Bishop's Rock buoy. Houri and Adelaide finished second and third, with Adelaide protesting Houri for a start foul.
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R. I
Dorothy
Brenton’s Cove
Rose Island
Bishop’s Rock
Carroll
Herbert
Celia
Vaquero
Houri
Adelaide
Hourt
Society
Lynn Yacht Club Expert Cup Dates Set
Lynn August 23 final races for the Expert cup will be sailed September 22 and October 6. Races were postponed from last July as most boats were off cruising.
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Lynn
Lynn Yacht Club
Goodbody Won at Newport in Tennis Matches
Today at Newport the Hovey Goodbody bout ended with Goodbody defeating Hovey after a tight five set duel. Larned outlasted Neel in five sets, while other results included Wrenn over Campbell and Larned’s 6 3 2 6 4 victory. A lengthy list of cycling entries and handicap details followed, along with a clarification of a bicycle removal incident at Forest Hill.
Essex Journey Tennis Day Fails to Draw Big Crowds
Manchester August 18 There was a quiet day at the Essex Court Club courts with few matches. Bartlett beat Gannett 8 6 6 4, Warren defeated Grew 6 3 6 8, and Sturges topped Ayer 7 5 6 1. Many games remain to reach Friday finals, while a ladies croquet event began late and will finish tomorrow as attendance grows.
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Manchester
Essex’ Courty Club
Mat Bartlett
T. B. Gannett
Bartlett
John Warren
W. S. Grew
Warren
H. F. Ayer
W. Sturges
Sturges
Ayer
Hart rivals shine in Martha’s Vineyard tennis tourney
In Cottage City on August 23 the Martha's Vineyard Association tennis tourney produced multiple matches. M Hart defeated W Hart 6-3 6-3 and later beat Orr by default. W Hart downed Place 6-2 6-4, BH Hart beat Orr by default. Fennessey beat W Hart 7-5 6-1. Tufts cup action opened with Dwight defeating Totten 6-0 6-0 and Orr beating Gross 7-? 6-3, Holbrook winning by default over Tucker.
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Cottage City
M. Hart
W. Hart
Orr
Place
BH. Hart
Fennessey
Tufts
Gross
Holbrook
Tucker
Mitchell the Winner in Close Riverside Scull Race
George Mitchell of the Riversides defeated Al Dowling of the Crescents in a single scull match on the Point of Pines course. Race time 7m 50s after a disputed turn caused Dowling to claim lost lengths. Dowling led early, both men rowed hard, finish saw Mitchell a few feet ahead, and a diamond trophy awarded amid a strong turnout.
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George Mitchell
The
Riversides
al Dowling
Crescents
Point of Pines
Dowling
Mitchell
Nahant
Fred Plaisted
Peter Kelley
J. W. McCoy
J. F. Moakley
R. P. Russell
William F. Conley
Frank Giblin
Hosmer Plaisted Seek Pro Single Scull Crown
George Hosmer and Fred Plaisted will contest the professional single scull championship on the Point of Pines course tomorrow at 6 p m Plaisted trained at Point of Pines and is in great form Hosmer trains in Worcester sending word he is going fast The race should draw a good crowd and broad viewership for the era.
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George Hosmer
Fred Plaisted
Point of Pines
Plaisted
Hosmer
Worchester
National Circuit Bikers Meet Closes With No Major Features
Aug 23 Kansas City report notes no standout moments aside from Sid Black’s easy specialty prize win and several records. Lee Richardson reduced a backward half mile mark to 2:32 4-5, while W W Taxis broke the State half mile record in 1:02 3-5. Kennedy and Brown tie for two miles then Kennedy wins coin flip for first. Race summaries list multiple class results with times and placings.
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Kansas City
John
Johnson
Sid T. Black
Black
Lee Richardson
Chicago
W. W. Taxis
Philadelphia
A. D. Kennedy
A. L. Brown
Kennedy
BE. A. Maxwell
A. G. Harding
St. Louis
EB. J. Rawson
Sanger's Record Gone at Hampden Park Half Mile
George Taylor of Springfield broke the unpaced half mile bicycle record with flying start at Hampden Park. He clocked 1 00 15, beating Walter Sanger who held 1 01 25. Favorable track and conditions aided the performance.
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Springfield
George Taylor
Hampden Park
Walter Sanger
Americans win at Paris Velodrome race
At the Velodrome Buffalo in Paris on August 23, the quarter mile professional bicycle race was won by American Banker Wheeler. Wheeler, also American, finished second among fifteen competitors.
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Paris
Buffalo
Banker
Wheeler
Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers Hold Annual Irish Ninth Gathering
The twenty-seventh annual reunion of the Irish Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers was at Nantasket Beach. Officers elected: Captain Martin O'Brien president, George W. Dutton vice president, Sergeant Lawrence Cunningham second vice president, C. J. Carmody secretary, Patrick T. Hanley treasurer. Remembrances for James A. Jameson and Lawrence Kelly read. invitation accepted to dedicate a new soldiers monument on Sept. 9 with Thirty-second Regiment. Father Scully unable to attend. Rev. John T. Mundy praised the regiment. P. J. Flatley and Edward Fitzwilliams spoken. Patrick Donahoe sang the Star Spangled Banner. Patrick J. Kelly and son Thomas P. Kelly enjoyed the program.
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Gaines’s Mill
James Jeffrey Roche
Society of the Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Ocean House
Nantasket Beach
Martin O’brien
George W. Dutton
Lawrence Cunningham
Salem
C. J. Carmody
Patrick T. Hanley
James A. Jameson
Lawrence Kelly
Carmody
Thirty-second Regiment
Pennsylvania
Irish Ninth
Father Scully
Cambridge
John T. Mundy
Cambridgeport
P. J. Flatley
Edward Fitzwilliams
Patrick Donahoe
Pilot
Patrick J. Kelly
Malden
Thomas P. Kelly
Sélvoru Hall College
Orange
N. A
Banquet Honors Grand Army Captain Adams at Young's Hotel
Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic Captain J. G. B. Adams was feted at a banquet hosted by the Massachusetts Association staff of the G. A. R. at Young's Hotel. Peter D. Smith of Andover presided, with F. T. Harvey of Malden as secretary. Thirty-nine members attended. Adams gave an impromptu talk on topics of interest to Grand Army men and the Pittsburg encampment in September. Adjutant-General Meech and Comrades Barton and Johnson spoke on related subjects.
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Grand Army of the Republic
J. G. B. Adams
Young’s Hotel
Massachusetts Association
Peter D. Smith
Andover
F. T. Harvey
Malden
Adams
Pittsburg
Penn
Meech
Barton and
Johnson
Coal barge cargo man injured after 65 foot fall
William Johnson aboard the coal barge Charnette was severely injured while splicing a halliard. He lost balance on the masthead and fell sixty five feet to the deck. He sustained a skull fracture a compound nasal fracture a deep facial cut and other injuries. He was moved to the Emergency Hospital in a semi conscious state.
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William Johnson
Charnette
Woman Arrested for Receiving Stolen Pants in Boston
Annie Smith, 42, of 219 Cambridge Street, was arrested by Patrolman Trask at Joy Street station on a charge of receiving stolen property. Thirty nine pairs of pants valued at 152 dollars were found at her home, stolen from Miner Beal Hackett wholesale clothiers a few days earlier. She says a man named Pryor left the clothing.
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Annie Smith
Cambridge Street
Trask
Joy Street
Miner, Beal & Hackett
Wholesale Clothiers
Smith
Pryor
Clothesline Accident Leaves Woman With Arm Injury
Margaret Ragan, 45, of 45 First Street, became tangled in a rooftop clothesline yesterday and fell, suffering a compound fracture of the right arm. She was taken to the Emergency Hospital for treatment.
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Margaret Ragan
First Street
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