Detroit Wolverines Rout Boston with Brouthers Stars
Detroit defeated Boston 8 to 1 as Brouthers homered and tied a triple play by Rowe Shindle and Richardson. The game featured heat and changes in the box, with Getzein and Twitchell shifting in and out, crowd around 3000.
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Wolverines
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Conway
Dunlap
Thompson
Getzein
Twitchell
Brouthers
Rowe
Shindle
Richardson
Detroits
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Brouth
Sutton
Gal Rowe
Woone Cox Sds
Geitzen
Nash
Hornung
Briody
Wise
Wheelock
Jetroits
Morrill
Desone
Doescher
Lime
Record Beats Herald In Lopsided Seven Inning Game
The Record defeated the Herald 11 to 2 in seven innings. Barrett allowed three hits and struck out ten for the win, while Heralds had seventeen errors and seven hits off Billings who fanned seven.
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Record
Herald
Heralds
Barrett
Billings
Blues Beat Haverhills In High-Scoring League Clash
Between three and four hundred fans watched the Blues defeat the Haverhills at the league grounds. The game featured wild throwing and heavy hitting with the Blues taking the lead early, the Haverhills tying in the eighth, and the Blues scoring three of four in the tenth to seal a 12 4 victory amid late miscues by the visitors.
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Blues
Haverhills
Salems Defeat Lowells In Clean Hard-Hitting Tilt
Salem batters overpower Lowell pitchers 16 to 9 in a game noted for strong fielding and solid hitting. Ladeau homered for Salem. Shinnick, Hartnett, and Leighton homered and doubled for the Lowell club. Umpire Larcom. Time 27h.
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Fagan
Kiley
Satem
Salems
Lowells
Alems
Lowell
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Deffy
Gali Sevesecs
LOWES
Chee Cattanea
Ladeau
Lynch
Hartnett
Shinnick
Cudworth
Toffling
Kenney
Burke
Wildeee Eel
O'rien
Leighton
McGunnigle
Plummer
Higgins
Larcom
Fires devastate Clarendon threatening Warren area
A massive fire in Clarendon Pennsylvania destroyed about twenty acres including the old Snow planing mill and the Weaver Hotel. The depot was saved while 800 buildings, 50 derricks, and 100 oil tanks burned. Incendiary arson charges targeted Mahoney the Weaver Hotel owner, who was captured amid fears of lynching. About 1100 people were displaced with aid and shelter rushed from Warren.
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Pennsylvania
Erniz
Penn
Clarendon
Warren
Philadelphia & Erie
Weaver Hotel
John Mahoney
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Custis
Warren County
Mahoney
Sullivan
Fire Swallows Barn and Cookies Bakery in East Boston
A barn on Falcon street East Boston burned yesterday at 2 35 p m triggering Box 645. A second alarm from Box 436 at 9 06 p m reported a minor fire in Daniel Welch bakery 830 Banker Hill street. Engine 10 crews extinguished a small fire at 130 Beacon street the home of K W Sears.
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Falcon Street
Boston
Daniel Welch
Banker Hill Street
Beacon Street
K. W. Sears
Fires destroy homes and businesses across multiple towns
A series of July 5 fires reports extensive damage from residential blazes in Maine and Vermont to commercial losses in Quebec and West Virginia. Notable incidents include Amasa Johnson’s dwelling in North Auburn, the Inman Paper Box Factory in Merrimac with insured losses, and fires in West Acton, Remi, and Grafton that destroyed warehouses, hotels, stores, and factories with substantial uninsured totals.
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Lewiston
Amasa Johnson
Dillingham Hall
North Auburn
Wurman
Inman
North British of
London
City of London
Phenix of London
Queen of Liverpool
Edward Keating
West Acton
D. Gagne
E. Bonneville
Wins
Durnage
C. Theron
Lamoree
Haveeruill
Matthew French
Merrimac
Frvenure
Eli Crown
Conway
WarnerBuRy
Conn
Kingsbury
CamanriscoTra
Frank Brackett
New Harbor
Ayer
Fred B. Felch
St. Athans
Alfred Combs
Business Troubles Across Merchants and Plough Company
John Slade & Co. New York dry goods merchants assigned with $202,110 preferred. Jacob A. Schyneman Montreal trader under A Baudrey & Co. assigned. E B Whitman Baltimore deed of trust for creditors with $40,000 bonds posted by C F Slingluff. Fred W Whitman and Baltimore Plough Co. also filed deeds with bonds of $40,000 and $80,000 respectively. FE Whitman presides Baltimore Plough and represents northern manufacturers.
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John Slade & Co
New York
Jacob A. Schyneman
Montreal
A. Baudrey & Co
Quinby & Co
Boston
E.B. Whitman
Baltimore
C. F. Slingriff
Fred W. Whitman
Baltimore Plough Company
Slingluff
FE. B. Whitman
Starving Woman Found in New York Square and Arrests Reported
Lizzie Kelly, 31, of Nova Scotia, was found in a starving state in Washington Square New York on Saturday. She is delirious and violent and has been placed in a padded cell at Bellevue Hospital. Dr C B Cone of Springfield, known for a health movement gym in Union block, was arrested yesterday morning on a charge of incendiary conduct.
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Riser Smith
Great Barrington
Ead
Lizzie Kelly
Nova Scotia
Washington Square
New York
Bellevue Hospital
C. B. Cone
Springfield
Union Block
Volunteer at Boston Shows New Cup Defender The Volunteer
The Volunteer arrives in Boston after a 56 hour tow from Wilmington and is taken to Lawley’s yard. Finishing and first trial are planned in two weeks. The yacht resembles Burgess designs with a clipper bow, interior ballast, and strong internal bracing. Hundreds visit as she lies at Lawley’s, drawing attention from onlookers.
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Ocean King of
New York
Lawley
North Yard
Boston
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Basin
Lawleys
Pusey & Jones
Burgess
Lawley’s
Butterworth and Wiman Propose Canada US Commercial Union
Congressman Butterworth of Ohio and Erastus Wiman of New York toured Ontario to gauge Canadian sentiment on settling the fishery question and removing trade barriers. Meetings produced a nearly unanimous view favoring a commercial union linking Canada and the United States to boost exchange of minerals lumber fisheries and agricultural products for American manufactured goods.
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Butterworth
Ohio
Erastus Wiman
New York
Ontario
Canada
United States
Harvard Freshman Entrance Results Listed By Method
The final examination results for Harvard freshman admissions were posted. Candidates admitted under Old Method include numbers such as 4, 15, 21, 23 and many others. with conditions are listed similarly. New Method admissions include numbers like 32, 36, 108 and more, with or without conditions.
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Fireworks caught fire injuring several in Roxbury incident
An armful of fireworks carried by Mr. Rogers of Roxbury ignited and exploded as he dropped them, injuring several people. Charles Williams alias Charles Ayres was arrested for breaking and entering Louise F Taft's Cambridge Arlington street dwelling and turned over to Cambridge officers.
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Roxbury
Charles Williams
Charles Ayres
Louise F. Taft
Arlington Street
Cambridge
No Sales On Saturdays Notice and Bond Schedule
A public notice lists no sales on Saturdays to remain in effect until further notice. The document also enumerates a long list of securities, banks, railways, manufacturing firms, and bonds with various par values and dates, including names such as National Bank of Commerce, Continental Mills, Chicago Burlington & Quincy, and Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe, among many others.
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Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Continental Mills
Amoskeag Mani
Fitchburg RR
Rutland RR
Maine Central
Connecticut
Lscoe Rivers RR
Lowell
Chicago
Summit
Little Rock
Smith
National Bank of Commerce
Continental Eo Bank
Chicopee Mfg. Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Boston & Colorado Smelting Co
Continental Natl. Bank
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Great Falls Mfg. Co
First Natl. Bank
Greenfield
Pullman Palace
Springfield
Massachusetts National Bank
Third National Link
Metropolitan R.R. Co
Boston & Proy Silence
R.R. Co
Suffolk National Bank
Washington National Bank
Atlanta Cotton Mills
Everett National Bank
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
Boston Wharf Co
Dover
N.H
Burlington & Quincy
New Mexico
Southern Pacific
Old Colony
Cincinnati
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Plains
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Mort
Fort Smith
R.R. Scrip
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Insane, Sand
Cleveland
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Atchison Union Depot & R.R. Co
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Boston & Albany
Titania Beats Shamrock In Regatta Clash At Sea
The Titania with Burgess designs defeats the Shamrock in a Fourth of July regatta off Captain's Island to Execution Rocks. The Titania led at the start, gained on the Shamrock in light winds, and finished ahead by 2 minutes 50 seconds on the run home under spinnakers.
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New York
Larchmont Club
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Te Herald
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Local Mills and Factories Named in Franklin County Ledger
On Wednesday July 138 in Franklin County Lewiston the Cocheco Manufacturing Company Douglas Axe Company Dwight Manufacturing Co Jackson Company Lancaster Mills Nashow Manufacturing Company Nat Tube Works are listed in the industrial directory.
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Douglas Axe Co
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Meer Champion Cup Regatta Opens at City Point
The Boston Yacht Club holds the second champion cup regatta at City Point starting 10 am with first class yachts, sloops, and schooners 28 ft and up. Classes sail separately for a solid silver cup and a $20 second prize. entries close at 11 this morning at W L Wellman 18 Post Office Square.
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Meer
Boston Yacht Club
City Point
John Rasa
Shadow
W. L. Wellman
Post Office Square
Puritan Sails to Naushon for Forbes Islander
The Puritan departs for Naushon the summer residence of owner J. Malcolm Forbes. He plans to sail the vessel along the south shore of the cape during the season before entering races.
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Sale of Elliot Estate in West Newton by Auction
Large and well known Elliot Estate on Waltham and Watertown streets offered in 67 house lots plus mansion, stable and billiard building. Auction Monday July 11 at 3 pm on premises. Mansion has 17 rooms, black walnut lower story, bath and hot water, billiard room, and grounds with fruit trees. Terms 500 cash on mansion, 50 on other lots, 20 cash on deed, balance over eight years with 6 percent interest. Auctioneers Kr L L Day & Company, Boston stock firm, with free appraisals and Wednesday Saturday stock sales listed. Telephone 791.
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West Newton
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Mortgagee's Sale of Batavia Street Property in Boston
Mortgagee George M. Fiske to foreclose on David W. Thomas property at 7 Batavia Street Boston described in Fuller's plan dated 1883 and Moore Tirrell deed 1886. Sale July 19 1887 at 12:05 PM subject to two prior mortgages and terms announced at sale.
Mortgagee's Sale of Batavia Street Property in Boston
Mortgagee George M Fiske will sell at public auction on July 19 at 12:10 PM the Batavia street lot with brick dwelling in Boston city. The sale is under a December 13 1886 mortgage recorded in Suffolk Deeds with two accompanying mortgages to Home Savings Bank and Ira L Moore and Jesse Tirrell. The parcel sits on the northerly Batavia street and is described by Fuller and Whitney plan and deed records, subject to existing liens and redemption rights.
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Suffolk Savings Bank
Suffolk
Boston
South
Thomas Park
Jonathan Phillips
Grantor
Sigath Street
Mount Washington Association
Jonathan
Affolk Savings Bank
Batavia Street
David W. Thomas
George M. Wiske
Back Bay
Fuller
Grade
Ira L. Moore
Jesse Tirrell
Alstan
Falmouth Street
Ivan
Fuller and Whitney
Thomas
Westfield Savings Bank
George M. Fiske
Lota
Moore
Tirrell
Said Thomas
Home Savings Bank
Jessee Tirrell
George M, Fiske
Davyld W. Thomas
Batavia
Westfield Savags Bank
Sale of Back Bay Lot Nine on Batavia Street Boston Mass
Mortgagee Davyld W. Thomas assigns lot nine 9 on Batavia Street Back Bay Boston to George M. Fiske. Tract runs 125.16 ft from Falmouth Street with 85 ft frontage and 1700 sq ft area, including brick building, with easements and previous mortgages to Westfield Sav ings Bank for 7000 dollars and Ira L Moore for 1000 dollars. Terms announced at sale.
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