Young Pitches Shu i Qui Game For Champs
Boston wins 2 to 0 as veteran Young shuts down St Louis in a tense late show. Stone doubles and Rockenfield scores critical runs, while Burkett opens with a single for Boston, Collins adds a triple later. Manager Collins and officials deny Butler signing. Tannehill to pitch tomorrow against Glade.
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Wallace
Jones
Boston
Burkett
Parent
Rockenfield
Spencer
Stahl
Collins
Frisk
Johnny Butler
South Boston
California
Taylor
Butler
Green
Tannehill
Glade
Seybold Heroes as Philadelphia Sweeps Cleveland in Doubleheader
Philadelphia laced 4 runs in the first game and 4 in the second, handily beating Cleveland 4 2. Waddell shut the locals out in game one while Seybold homered in both ends of the doubleheader. Jackson misplayed, Bradley ill, and Coakley fanned seven in the nightcap. Attendance 10,042.
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Boston
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland, CO
Waddell
Donahue
Seybold
Jackson
Bradley
Bernhard
M. Cross
Flick
Stovall
M. Cross Davis
Turner
L. Cross
Coakley
Dues
Bil PO
Ay Ray
Plick
R. Ft. i
Hess
Lajoie
Tovall
Tunney
Clarke
Seeee
Carr
Chicago Wins 8-4 Over Washington On Errors
Chicago capitalized on costly Washington miscues and timely hitting to defeat the Nationals 8 to 4. Patterson pitched superbly, delivering a standout performance in the interleague game.
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Chicago
Washington
Patterson
Ninth inning plugs power rally in Chicago Washington game
Chicago and Washington played a pitchers duel with 8 runs off Falkenberg and 6 1-3 off Jacobsen. Cassidy Jones and Davis recorded two-base hits while Hickman Donohue EF Jones added three-base hits. Sullivan and Sullivan Davis turned recent double plays as Falkenberg and Jacobsen fended off ninth inning substitutions. Attendance noted with Connolly.
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Kittredge
Jacobsen
Nesses
Washington
Falkenberg
Chicago
Cassidy
F. Jones
Davis
Hickman
Donohue
EF. Jones
Hill
Anderson
Dundon
Sullivan
Patterson
Oorr Falkenberg
Olf Jacobsen
Balk
Connolly
Vola
Detroit
Mich
Killian
A. BU. PO. A
O'Leary
Warner
Knillian
New York
AB. R. Vo Po
A. I. Fultz
Keeler
Eberfeld
Williams
Yeager
Hahu
Eee
Chase
Eevee
Delehanty
McGuire
Kleinow
Newton
Griffith
Sens
Newes Griffith
Lowe Warner
Schaeter Coughlin
Lowe
Post Defeats Globe in 10 Inning Park Showdown
The Post beat the Globe yesterday after noon at Wood Island Park 14 to 12 in a tense ten inning game. Butler pitched well while Marley Sheehan Barker Larkin and Barry starred for the winners against O Rourke Thornton Quinn and Norton for the losers.
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The
Post
Globe
Wood Island Park
Butler
Marley
Sheehan
Barker
Larkin
Barry
O'Rourke
Thornton
Quinn
Norton
Five Cornered Motor Race Set For Revere Track Saturday
At the Revere track next Saturday night Elmer Collins of Lynn will race against Harry Caldwell Menus Bedell William Stinson and Louis Mettling in the season’s first five cornered motor race. Admirers of night racing will enjoy a one hour open motor race expected to feature six top starters.
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Revere Track
Elmer Collins
Lynn
Harry Caldwell
Menus Bedell
William Stinson
Louis Mettling
Long game results across four cities scoreline notes
In New Haven Norwich 1 New Haven 0 in 18 innings and New Haven 6 Norwich 0. Hartford Hartford 4 Meriden 1. Springfield Bridgeport 6 Springfield 3 then Springfield 7 Bridgeport 6. Holyoke Holyoke 17 New London 1.
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New Haven
Norwich
Hartford
Meriden
Springfield
Bridgeport
Holyoke
New London
Hotel Marana Fire Denial from Nutter Firm
B B Nutter of Nutter and Cabot, lessees of the Hotel Marana Readfield Maine, denies incendiarism and fraternal grudges as causes after a fire. Coroner H E Morse reports no inquest necessary and Nutter speculates the blaze started in the kitchen rear from a lighted cigarette.
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B. B. Nutter
Nutter & Cabot
Maranacook
Readfield
H. E. Morse
Nutter
Labor unions plan Labor Day actions and support
Electrical Workers' Union 104 forms a five member funeral committee for Charles Pembroke killed by a live wire. A 200 strong Labor Day line is planned. Multiple unions discuss marches, funds, wage hikes and memberships for Labor Day events and related causes.
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Electrical Workers’ Union
Charles Pembroke
Josiah Quincey
L. C. Getsinger
People’s Legal Security Company
Boston Plumbers’ Union
Terrence J. Heagney
James Sheehy
Thomas L. Pratt
Edward Minton
John Reardon
John Hall
Medfield
Paine Memorial Hall
Sakhalin
Wells Memorial Building
Richard C. Sullivan
Carpenters’ Council
Schooner A D Gifford Hit By Squall Off Gloucester
The schooner A D Gifford from Rockland bound for New York was struck by a squall today near Gloucester and badly damaged. The crew's welfare and next steps were not detailed in the report.
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Gloucester
A. D. Gifford
Rockland
New York
Six heats for big stake but no winner at Narragansett Park
About 10 000 people attended Narragansett Park for the Park Brew pacing stakes purse of 5000 dollars while Audubon Boy aimed to go under two minutes. Harrison Wilkes won the 2 20 trot with a new mark of 2 11 4 in the first heat, as the Park Brew stakes remained unfinished and several horses posted times from 2 06 to 2 15 in successive heats.
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Providence
F. I
Narragansett Park
Harrison Wilkes
Allerson
G. m
Allerton- Quincey Girl
Brady
Edwin C
B. G
Ee B
Wake
Scccavciace
Oo Wee Louise G
B. m
Sargent
Crowds Cheer Girl Swimmers At L Street Bathhouse Races
Mary McDonough a 16 year old South Boston swimmer and diver attracted attention at the L street baths yesterday morning. Wearing a boys bathing suit she challenged any girl swimmer or diver but found no takers. In the diving contest she distanced all competitors.
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Annie
Alice
L Street Baths
Mary McDonough
South Boston
Prize events for girls run at local meet
The 10 year old 85 yard race was won by Alice Barnard with Florence Lagassa second and Mary Brodie third. In the 11 and 12 year old 40 yard race Anna Hennessey won with Celia Barnard second and Anna Lawless third. The 13 year old 45 yard race saw Fannie Hahn first, Lillian Aaron second and Catherine Berle third. A diving contest crowned Mary Mc Donough first and Emaline Deering second with Emily Collins third. The married women's 75 yard race went to Mrs Dorsey, with Mrs John Berle second and Mrs Shallow third. A handicap 75 yard race for girls was won by Helen Lagassa with Emaline Deering second and Mary McDonough third. A special exhibition race for 99 year old girls between Madeline Berlo and Florence Lagassa was won by Miss Berlo.
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Alice Barnard
Florence Lagassa
Mary Brodie
Anna Hennessey
Celia Barnard
Anna Lawless
Fannie Hahn
Lillian Aaron
Catherine Berle
Mary McDonough
Emaline Deering
Emily Collins
Dorsey
John Berle
Shallow
Helen Lagassa
Madeline Berlo
Miss Berlo
Monahan Troops Claim Bunker Hill Victory in Political Battle
Charlestown Aug 29 Monahan supporters staged a mock siege at Bunker Hill to celebrate his candidacy for Senator. Union battalion of 600 moved through streets to seize the Mellen camp, raise banners, and paste Monahan mottoes in a show of triumph. The rally ended with cheers and claimed victory at 10:30 p.m.
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Johnny
Monahan
Bes Camp
Hillier Holt
Governor declines champagne christening of Vermont battleship
Walden Governor Co. J. Bell declines to object to a champagne christening of the Vermont battleship. He says it would be discourteous to interfere if the custom is followed and notes he would decline to drink champagne himself.
National Dock Trust agitation prompts AG review in East Boston
A petition from East Boston citizens asks Attorney General Parker to test the legality of the Board of Aldermen’s actions on the National Dock Trust. Promoters Burroughs & De Blois sought city clerk certification, while Alderman Linehan plans a public inquiry at next week’s board meeting to reveal evidence.
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National Dock Trust
East
Boston
Parker
Board of Aldermen
George Burroughs
Burroughs & de Blois
E. J. Donovan
Burroughs
Collins
Linehan
Grand Jury
Mary Linehan Identified After Causeway Street Death
The body of a woman who died in a restaurant at 32 Causeway Street was identified by Mrs Mary Fitzpatrick of 12 Blogsom Street as Mrs Mary Linehan née Ryan. The autopsy found she was choked by a small piece of meat.
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Causeway Street
Mary Fitzpatrick
Mary Linehan
Ryan
St Mathews Garden Party Set For Tomorrow
Parishioners of St Matthew's Church New Dorchester plan a garden party tomorrow evening at Dorchester High School athletic field Dunbar Avenue. Tables by women and picnic features by men, with a band concert and fireworks display.
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St. Matthew's Church
New Dorchester
Dorchester High School
Dunbar Avenue
G. A. R. Veterans Start for Denver Today
The advance guard of the Massachusetts G. A. R. contingent leaves at 10 49 this morning from the South Station heading to Denver for the annual encampment. General John R King commander in chief travels with Mrs King and staff alongside other members.
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Massachusetts
Denver
John RK. King
Brakeman George Baird Killed in South Boston Yard Incident
George Baird a brakeman on the New York New Haven and Hartford line fell from a car and was run over by an engine in the First Street yards at South Boston last night. The accident occurred during yard switching operations and authorities are investigating the circumstances.
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George Baird
N. Y
South Boston
Woman Rescued From 30 Foot Hole in Cambridge Street
Betsey McDermott fell into a 30 foot deep hole with five feet of water at the Cambridge street corner of Allen. She was insensible and nearly drowned before Patrolmen Lawrie and Morgan of Joy Street station pulled her out.
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Betsey McDermott
Cambridge Street
Allen
Lawiie and
Morgan
Joy Street
Roach Heirs Named At Quincy House Meeting
The Roach heirs were accepted as legal heirs at a meeting held yesterday at the Quincy House. Named as heirs: Captain Maurice Whalen of East Boston, Martin J. Whalen of Gloucester, Mrs. Martin Guthrie of Malden, Charles Horman, and Mrs. J. Bowen of Collinsville.
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Roach
Quincy House
Maurice Whalen
East Boston
Martin J. Whalen
Gloucester
Martin Guthrie
Malden
Charles Horman
J. Bowen
Collinsville
Boy 12 Hurt as Wagon Wheel Breaks Leg in Cambridge
Edward Wallace of 140 Garden Street Cambridge had his left leg broken yesterday when a wagon wheel passed over his leg. He was treated at Cambridge Hospital.
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Edward Wallace
Garden Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Hospital
Woman Falls From Window Fractures Leg in Roxbury
Anna Russo fell from a second-story window at 40 Highland Terrace Roxbury yesterday and sustained a fractured right leg.
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Anna Russo
Highland Terrace
Roxbury
Grand Contest Returns Next Sunday
A major drawing event resumes next Sunday with participants from local clubs entering the annual contest. The schedule lists venue details and entry requirements for teams, individuals, and spectators.
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Shuiqui
Champs
Frederic P. O’connell
Grimshaw
Stone
Gleason
Ferris
Myron Grimshaw
Howell
A. R. Os
A. T
Freeman
Erris
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Crige E Tee
Wocriby Gu Saw
C. F. Eee
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Sir Howell Desvereeee
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Dookie
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MacCarthy
Connors
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Hentz
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Cross
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Murphy
Schreckengost
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Owen
Sajoie
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Halla
Nevesns
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Hartsel
M Cross
Turner Stovall
Lajoie Schreckengrost
Jyolmes
Aseree
Oliavis
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Dsbell
Wiese
Ldia Sad Canner
Joston
A . Cassidy
Huckman
SH. Enews
Knoll
Seeae
C. Jones
C Wee
Fuelsman
Revere
LABOR
Narragansett
Br.s
Brignoll Wilkes-Bertha James
W. Cox
Leonardo, Re. G
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Dickerson
Deleree
Lizzie G
A. Me Wionsig
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DeRyder
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Rutherford
Lady Sealskin
Br. m
Electmont
L.snow
Willas
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Queen of
Orbik
L Street
Bunker Hill
F. Bosion
ST. Matthew’s Garden Party
G. A. R. Veterans
Wheel
Boy
New England
Maine
Edward Everett Hale
Bostonian
Gordon Holmes
Arncliffe
Mullen
Holman I’. Day
Great Sunday Magazine
Stingaree
Mr. Hornung
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