Blast on Dorchester rocks Boston. Blaine favored for 1892
Colonel Dudley of Indiana discusses Blaine's renomination and 1892 prospects in Boston. A massive 400 pound dynamite blast at Cadman Street lodge Dorchester lifts 10,000 tons of stone, reshaping streets as contractor William O Connell eyes 80 cents per ton. Blaine’s health and political appeal are noted amid Indiana support.
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Cadman Street
City
Dorchester
James Hollman
William L. O’connel
Victories Come Easy In The Western Game At Pittsburg
Boston and Athletics clashed in Pittsburg with Boston taking the final series opener 6 to 3 behind Haddock's pitching and strong fielding. Early errors by Long and Nash doomed the visitors, while Haddock hit a homer and Milligan fueled late scoring with key hits. Duffy and McGeachy made notable catches as Boston stretched its lead in the seventh and Melamany added another homer in the eighth.
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Athletics
Bostons
Haddock
Corcoran
Brown
Duffy
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Milligan
Mike” Sullivan
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Murphy
Nall
Larkin
Hallman
Brouthers
Stricker
Radford
Paul
Hallian
Sanders
Sullivan
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Cross
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CO Sullivan
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Melamany
Mullligan
Yarrgil
Richardson
Crosa
Congress Street Grounds
Harris Stevens
Pittsburg
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Penn
Nichols
Long
Nash
Baldwin
Beckley
Shugart
Reilly
Hanlon
Tucker
Heilly
O Kelly
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Ganzl
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Dio
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Mystics of Medford Meet Manhattan Cricket Club at Cottage City
The Mystics of Medford arrive by the last boat and the Manhattan Cricket Club of Brooklyn comes by the Portland boat tomorrow morning. Play starts at 7 am with stumps drawn at 1 pm and resumes at 3 pm. Dr. H A Tucker offers his Ocean avenue cottage as headquarters. Mystics stay at Hotel Metropolitan, Manhattans at Sea View.
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Mystics
Medford
Manhattan Cricket Club
Brooklyn
Portland
H. A. ‘Tucker
Ocean Avenue
Cricketers
Hotel Metropolitan
Manhattans
Sea View
Weather Indications Across New England and East
Northern New England sees mostly fair weather with scattered showers and cooler temperatures in Vermont and New Hampshire while Maine coastal areas remain warmer. Southern New England fair with possible showers and less sultriness as a cold front approaches, with variable to south westerly winds. Forecast for Wednesday calls for fair conditions and a noted fall in temperatures with coast sea breezes.
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New Hampshire
Maine
Atlantic
Detroit
Albany
New York
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Boston
Eagle Mills Shut Down For Roof Replacement
Eagle Mills on River Street in Mattapan, run by Tilleston and Hollinsworth, closed during repairs after an annual inspection found the roof weakened by dry rot from escaping steam. The roof must be removed and replaced at a total cost of $7,000, with J. H. Burton & Co. holding the contract.
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Eagle Mills
River Street
Mattapan
Tilleston & Hollinsworth
J. H. Burton & Co
Woman Arrested in Shoplifting Case at Houghton and Dutton
A young woman named Mary Purcell of Lynn was arrested by Inspector Glidden for larceny of several small articles at Houghton and Dutton store. She was sent to the Tombs to spend the night.
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Houghton & Dutton
Mary Purcell
Lynn
Glidden
HavERHILL Labor Clash Widens as Chick Bros Dismiss Union
In Hav erhill workers at Chick Bros are discharged if they belong to the International Boot and Shoe Workers Union after the firm refused union price demands. Employees started work under one year contracts with no union dealings, while unions weigh next steps amid the Winchell free shop development and past price list disputes.
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Haverhill
J. H. Winchell & Co
Chick Bros
International Union
International Boot & Shoe Workers’ Union
Che
Shoe Council
Chick Brose
Winchell
Emergency Hospital Notes From Yesterday
Maurice Drummey a horseshoer for John Roach on India street injures left foot when a horse he was shoeing steps on it. James Deegan 58 of 156 Eaton street dislocates shoulder trying to board a horse car. George McNeal 22 London street East Boston suffers a bad scalp wound from falling brick at the Columbian Theatre. George W. Stanley a brakeman for Old Colony railroad cuts hand badly after a fall. Benjamin Parsons of Central street injured hand on a cotton hook while jumping from his team. Ellen Pendergast 49 Hudson street receives a bad scalp wound from a wood strike to the head.
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Maurice Drummey
John Roach
India Street
James Deegan
Eaton Street
George McNeal
London Street
East Boston
New Columbian Theatre
George W. Stanley
Old Colony
Benjamin Parsons
Lewis Flanders & Co
Teamsters
Central Street
Ellen Pendergast
Hudson Street
Rescued Prisoner Alleged by McDermott Arrest Records
Patrick McDermott was arrested by Patrolman Knowlton on a warrant charging him with rescuing a prisoner from an officer. Special Officer Charlies Roberts caught Michael O Neal for disturbing the peace after a Harrison Davis clash. James Prior reports being assaulted. Patrick McCarthy was arrested on that charge.
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Patrick McDermott
Knowlton
Division 5
Harrison Avenue
Davis Street
Charlies. T. Roberts
Michael O'Neal
McDermott
O'Neal
James Prior
Patrick MccCarthy
McCarthy
Men Overcome by Heat In Park Square yesterday
About 6 o'clock Thomas Ross of Shirley Massachusetts was overcome by heat in Park Square. He was taken to Station 4 and Dr. Hubbard was called. Ten minutes later Edward Timmons of 17 Loring Street South Boston was overcome at Washington and Pleasant streets. Both were treated by Dr. Hubbard and returned home.
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Thomas Ross
Shirley
Mass
Park Square
Dr. Hubbard
Edward Timmons
Loring Street
Boston
Washington and
Pleasant Streets
Hubbard
Missionary Wedding Planned for Dedham Pair
Captain George F. Garland of the missionary ship Morning Star, visiting Dedham, will wed Miss Sarah L. Smith of Newton Centre on Thursday evening, Sept. 3. Miss Smith has taught among the South Pacific islands and will accompany her husband on his return voyage.
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Depuham
George F. Garland
Morning Star
Dedham
Sarah L. Smith
Newton Centre
Winthrop Town Votes on Land for School and Police
An adjourned Winthrop town meeting approved purchasing two lots near Shirley Station for a 26 000 square foot school site and authorized the School Committee to seek bids for a four room Winthrop Beach schoolhouse. The town also voted to buy two stone drinking fountains not to exceed 200 dollars. A special meeting discussed boosting police protection with 500 dollars allocated, later referred to Selectmen for needs assessment. Resolutions thanked Winthrop firemen and Revere firemen for halting a major fire.
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Winthrop
Winthrop Beach
Shirley
Boston, Winthrop & Shore
Warren Beecher
Albert Richardson
Revere
Ice Thief Arrested in Charlestown Assault Case
Angelo Ponpiaulo of East Cambridge was arrested near Front Street Charlestown after an ice theft incident at a Boston Ice Company site. He allegedly attacked William Falgage with a knife and was taken into custody by Division 15 officers and handed to Division 3.
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Angelo Ponpiaulo
East Cambridge
Hoisington and Sheehan
Division 15
William Falgage
Ponpiaulo
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Charlestown
Boston Ice Company
Willian Falgage
Ice Company
Front Street
Kenny
Division 3
Rescue at Sea Saves Six In Fog Near Deer and Apple Islands
Thomas Newnan of 268 Commercial Street left for the quarantine station at 2 30 a m in a Whitehall boat. At 4 45 a m in a heavy fog he heard cries from the water and found six men clinging to a capsized craft near the red spar buoy between Deer Island and Apple Island. He rescued them and towed the group and their boat to Apple Island. The rescued men gave no names or causes for the accident.
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Thomas Newnan
Commercial Street
Whitehall
Deer Island
Apple Island
Appie Island
A Pretty Wedding at 41 Brook Ave Dorchester
Mr George H Andres and Miss Lizzie Boyd wed at 41 Brook avenue Dorchester with Rev Dr Adams officiating. Bride wore pearl grey and carried bridal flowers. The best man and bridesmaid were young, with Theodore Cook seven as best man and Ethel Boyd as bridesmaid. After a reception the couple plan a wedding tour through the White Mountains.
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Brook Avenue
Dorchester
George H. Andres
Lizzie Boyd
R. E. Boyce
Dr. Adams
Houghton Street Baptist Church
Theodore Cook
Ethel Boyd
White Mountains
Frosts Reported Across Iowa Not Hurting Crops
Frost reports come in from all parts of Iowa noting light frosts with no damage to vegetation. Corn remains healthy and unaffected as farmers assess the conditions.
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Iowa
Des Morags
State
Royal Baking Powder Endorsement by Miss Maria Parlor
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as the purest and most reliable option for all recipes, promising lighter sweeter food with finer flavor and better digestion. Miss Maria Parlor testifies to its consistent performance and satisfaction after extensive use.
Peaches Flood Boston as Delaware Cargo Sets Records
A single Delaware train delivered 38 454 baskets of peaches to Boston, shattering daily receipts records though fruit quality was poor. Dealers rushed stock to North Market street, with prices mostly 40 to 75 cents a basket though some batches hit $1.25. Large shipments flooded Philadelphia and other cities, signaling a weak crop and low grower profits.
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Delaware
New York
New England
North Market Street
Bennett, Rand & Co
Snow & Co
Curtis & Co
J. D. Mead
Fulton and
John Streets
John Street
Snow
Philadelphia
Maryland
Easton
Hotels listed guests and names across many cities
A long column lists hotel guests and accompanying names from multiple hotels and cities including Kansas City Lincoln Omaha Ports mouth Brunswick Buffalo Philadelphia Chicago New York Montreal Boston and more. The fragment reads like a social note of visitors, couples and individuals staying at various establishments with many surnames and destinations.
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Albany
Boston
Buffalo
Bismarck
Oak
Eastport
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas City
Montreal
New Orleans
Marquette
Mich
New York
Portland
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Washington
Wilmangton
Youna
John H. Mansur and Son
E. J. Jones
Lincoln
Neb
E. R. Jones
Osbrook
Wis
H. ©. Lock and Wife
Portsmouth
E. J. Gilman
Brunswick
William Davis
San Antonio
Tex
C. J. Lynch
Ottawa
Ill
Charles P. Richardson
Chattanooga
Frank Macher
Provincetown
Quincy
F. E. Randall
Baldwinsville
J.J. Enrlich
N. Y
O. H. Hannestein
W. M. King
T. S. Mann
F. J. Eving
Orange
P. J. Dewey, Jr
Westfield
Alexander Thompson
Dimond Falls
W. 8
Stuart
W. A. Tucker
Northampton
W. H. McCullough
J. C. Hilliard
Exeter
N.H
Alfred Oaken
Cincinnati
Eb.c. Rosenthal
J. Vanderslice
Crawtorp
J. F. Williams
Chicago
W. Roberts
Liverpool
J. C. Medberry
Philadelphia
George HR. Sanford
Williamsport
Crownwell
Conn
C. W. Phelps
New Albany
Ind
Hampton
Tetusvile
Penn
G. F. Adams
Indianapolis
E. D. Lewis
Syracuse
TreMont
P. C. Leadbeater
William Northwood
Detroit
William Hall
Maud Montgomery
George Winder
Fray
Henry H. Kimball
J. King
Newport
R. 1
Victor Valette
W.S. Sargent
Worcester
George W. Pope
Sandwich
H. Q. Kimball
A. G. Herrick
A. T. Jose
Saratoga
Libbie Watters
Los Angeles
Apams
L. F. Merrill
Auburn
Frank J. MacCafferey
Brooklyn
E. Thomas
Milford
S. Thomas
Mass
James F.tarr
Biddeford
R. McConnell
Burlington
Luther M. Reynolds
Baltimore
CLARK
O. A. Benedict
Bergenfields
Mora F. Luther
Oeseks Cruttenden
Bridgeport
Washington, D. C
Fred L. Hinckley
H. G. Stratton
Williamsett
J. Brown
Huntington
Thomas Monroe
Frank Killian
Pittsfield
Veirn’s
Wayland Turner
New York City
Fred C. Hodges
Harry Clark
Thomas A. Mentz
Dee Conger
Luxedo
Thorndike
Jennie Manderson
Nelson DeGolyn
Bvanston
C. E. Snow
Charles Corbitt
W. Mullen
Denver
Col. Brunswick
William Yuite
Warren Newcomb
F. Walter Callen, New York; F. H. Moran
Ira G. Field
Pee Moulton
A.tate
J.S. Duragty
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Schylar Bogart
Yonkers
H.S. Hulsey
Ew York
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Spragfield
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George H. Cook
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People's Party platform and leadership in Massachusetts
At a state committee meeting George F. Washburn of Boston was elected permanent chairman with E. Gerry Brown as permanent secretary. The party formed a full state organization and declared it would field a state ticket this fall, adopting a platform proposing treasury notes, postal savings banks, graduated taxation, public ownership of transit, eight hour work limits, equal pay, immigration controls, state insurance, and other reforms.
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George F. Washburn
Boston
E. Gerry Brown
People's Party
Massachusetts
Cincinnati
United States Treasury
Commonwealth
United States
State Board of Arbitration
Metropolitan Veteran Association Holds Banquet and Elections
The Metropolitan Veteran Association gathered at Crawford House for its annual banquet with about forty former employees present. William H. Crosby of New York was elected president and Harry W. Peters of Boston vice president, along with Richard Foster of Chelsea as secretary and treasurer. An executive committee list and notable guests were announced, and letters of regret from former Metropolitan railroad officials were read. The event emphasized ongoing friendly ties and support for past employees to join the association.
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Metropolitan Veteran Association
Crawford House
William H. Crosby
New York
Harry W. Peters
Boston
Richard &. Foster
Chelsea
J. B. Neal
C. Hubbard
W.S. Crosby
Isaac Randall
William Fry
James B. Neal
Harry Esty
R. R. Foster
Calvin A. Richards
M. S. Starkweather
William Hendy
The
Metropolitan Railroad
Heat Wave Lingers as Temperature Stays Under 90
The Mercury climbs no higher than 87 with a 93 percent humidity by 8 pm, sending residents to saloons, gardens, and the Common for relief. The crowd endures a muggy evening, noting prior hotter days on July 13 and June 16, with forecasts suggesting a slightly drier but similar warmth today.
Bell Street Chapel to offer technical education for working boys
In Providence on Aug 24 special report: trustees plan a London style technical education program for working youths. James Tribe, a mechanical engineer and graduate of the science classes and Central Institute, will teach. A oversight committee includes Isaac Whitehead, Robert Grieve, D. Bowie, and George Whitehead. The inaugural course begins Tuesday Oct 2 with a $6 fee for fifty two lessons.
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Providence
Bell Street Chapel
James Eddy
England
Guilds of London
James Tribe
Central Institute
Isaac Whitehead
Robert Grieve
D. Bowie
George Whitehead
Ex parte Neilon v Prescott et al. Suit in equity before the Suffolk court
In Suffolk Superior Court ex parte proceedings, Neilon seeks injunctive relief to prevent Prescott from collecting a $300 note and to bar Harlow from paying it. The court grants a temporary injunction. Freeman Hunt appears for Neilon. In a separate action, creditors seek to halt a proposed sale of American Frost Meter Company assets pending insolvency proceedings and assignee selection. The court grants a temporary injunction until the first creditors meeting. Wiggin & Fernald and G I Littlefield represent various creditors.
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Suffolk
HamMond
Frederick Neilon
James W. Prescott
Prescott
Harlow
Freeman Hunt
Harry Hunt
Edward Avery
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Lenox Street
Wiggin & Fernald
G. I. Littlefield
McKenna v Devlin set for Aug 25 hearing
Supreme Judicial Court in Equity Judge Lathrop schedules a Tuesday Aug 25 session to hear previously assigned cases. The order lists McKenna versus Devlin as the case in line for that day.
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Supreme Judicial Court
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