Washingtons Edge Chicago In Tight Ball Game
Washingtons beat Chicago 5 to 3 in a contested game as Wise hammered a three-base hit in the sixth with two on to spark the winning rally. Daly and Bastian starred for Washington, while Irwin and Wise contributed key hits for Chicago. Umpire Lynch. Time 1h Lo.
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Chicago
Sam Wise
Washington
Hutchinson
Bastian
Daly
Washingtons
Chicagos
A. Esit
MEG
Ferson
Farrell
Anson
Pfeffer
Irwin
Wise
Ryan
Lynch
Atlantic Association Meeting Held in Hartrorp
The Atlantic Association met in Hartrorp Connecticut on July 8. A committee of A. W. Lang P. T. Powers and W. Burnham was appointed to visit Providence Rhode Island to consider the city's admission and to arrange with Lowell for its continued participation in the association.
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Atlantic Association
Hartrorp
Conn
P. T. Powers
W. Burnham
Providence
R. I
Lowell
Baseball Scoreboard Mix of City Teams and Scores
Other games show Kansas Citys over Brooklyns 8 to Kansas City 3, Cincinnatis 11 over Athletics 3, Louisville over Baltimores 5 to 2, St. Louis 14 over Columbus 0, Worcester 7 over New Havens 4, Wilkesbarre 12 over Newark, with incomplete final pairing.
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Kansas City
Brooklyns
Kansas
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Athletics
Louisville
Louisvilles
Baltimores
St. Louis
Columbus
Worcester
Worcesters
New Havens
Wilkesbarre
Newark
July Magazines Review. Forum pieces on American life
Bishop Potter argues for an aristocracy of character enriched by knowledge in The Scholar in American Life. Edward Everett Hale notes English publishers shaping American readers in A Market for Books. Other Forum essays cover Republican Party prospects, journalism ethics, anti-Darwinian views, Catholic-Canadian attitudes, fever theories, discontented organizations, and Mrs. Croly on Domestic Service.
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Bishop Potter
Washington
United States
Edward Everett Hale
Canada
India
Australia
England
Morrill
Lilly
Romanes
Honore Beaugrand
Austin Flint
Richard J. Hinton
Sullivan Kilrain Fight Ends With Sullivan Victory At Richburg
The Sullivan Kilrain world championship bout at Richburg Massachusetts lasted two hours and eighteen minutes ending in Sullivan's seventy fifth round victory. Kilrain led at times and was knocked down repeatedly before surrendering as his corner threw in the sponge.
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New Orleans
Sullivan- Kilrain
Richburg
Mass
Sullivan
Associated Press
Kilrain
Mitchell
Donovan
Muldoon
Cleary
John Fitzpatrick
Mississippi
W. E. Harding
Mr. Fox
First Blood
Wkilrain
Slidell
East Pearl River
State Line
Joe Coburn
Dominick McCaffrey
Bud Foley
Billy Madden
Battleground
Baltimore
Nel ceveres and Grant in Lippincott’s South study
Lippincott’s Magazine review notes Mr Thomas Nelceveres essay Authorship in the South Before the War and argues the region’s literary poverty stems from colonial stages of development. It also covers Mr Page, Mr Childs recollections of Grant, Lord Houghton’s visit, Judge Ogee’s With Gauge and Swallow fading, Ericsson praise for Holmes, and a sensational ten minutes to twelve by G McClelland with a blind bride plotline. The verse by M A De Wolfe Howe Jr titled A Gala Day closes the issue.
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Lippincott
S. Lippiincott
Thomas Nelceveres
South
Lord Houghton
Richard Moncton Milnes
Mr. Childs
Henry Wilson
Ericsson
Mr. Fawcett
Mrs. Chanler
G. McClelland
M. A. de Wolfe Howe, Jr
Knobstick Epithet Triggers Fall River Labor Tale
John Duffy, longtime Fall River weaver at King Philip Mills, is confined at the police station as violently insane. A prominent labor activist and tariff student, he opposed the latest strike and was derided with the epithet knobstick, which he reportedly resented deeply.
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Fall River
John Duffy
King Philip Mills
Duffy
Wanamaker moves to change the two cent stamp color
The Postmaster General Wanamaker will change the stamp color, ending debates over the sickly green. The Philadelphia Times frames the move as a premeditated attack on the Irish, urging critics to find a new target for their ire.
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Wanamaker
Philadelphia Times
Verse of longing ends with note on bag and plan
A youth writes a sensuous verse and pleads from a window, then roams in sorrow after a failed night. He searches the ground beneath the same window, carrying a small bag of saji with a note on its use. The Washington Capitol.
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Washington Capitol
Sullivan Kilrain fight crowds on Washington street
A late evening crowd on Washington street gathered around posted bulletins about the Sullivan Kilrain fight. Excitement rose as reports shifted from Sullivan victory to Kilrain’s win and back, with wires allegedly held to hedge bets. The crowd remained good natured as the confusion continued for hours.
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Washington Street
Sullivan
Kilrain
Birds on Telegraph Wires Threaten Bird Life Along Line
Systematic observation along a telegraph wire line shows yearly widespread bird fatalities. At dawn bands of predatory birds feed on corpses, and farmers report more grouse killed by wires than by hunters.
Trade connections listed for multiple cities across firms
Baltimore Md L Magruder of T J Magruder & Co Chicago I1 A G Leonard of A G Leonard & Co Cincinnati O L Bunkel of I Faller Sons Co Pa Lexington Ky G Espencer of Watkins Spencer Montgomery Ala C Hann Ad Middleton LB Cahill Ad Philadelphia Penn W H Weimer of Weimer Wright Watkins Re Peoria Ill H Thielbar of H Thielbar Co Am
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Baltimore
Magruder
T J Magruder & Co
Chicago
G Leonard
A G Leonard & Co
Cincinnati
Bunkel
I Faller, Sons & Co
Lexington
G Espencer
Watkins & Spencer
Montgomery
Ala
C Hann
Middleton
Cahill
Philadelphia
Penn
H Weimer
Weimer, Wright & Watkins
Peoria
H Thielbar
Thielbar & Co
Valued policy law props up home insurers profits
In Concorp New Hampshire a four year old valued policy statute is blamed for surging premiums and reduced competition. Home companies profit through high rates on farms and factories while foreign firms are largely barred. Agents bind together to keep rates, forcing small property holders to bear the burden.
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Concorp. N. H
Herman W. Greene
Hopkinton
John McLane
Milford
House
Post
Insurance Commissioner
Mutual
New Books on Word Studies and Revelation
Review of Word Studies in the New Testament by Mar vin R. Vincent and related works. The piece analyzes linguistic commentary on John writings and discusses Dr Atwood's Revelation manual, praising scholarly breadth while noting debates over authorship and interpretation. It highlights the books as concise guides for preachers and students, with emphasis on clarity, candor, and wide appeal.
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John
Vincent
Times
Universalist
Atwood
Channing
Parker
Dr. Atwood
Spencer
Spinoza
Fichte
Marvin R. Vincent
D.D
New York
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Boston
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
Abraham W. Jackson
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Price
J. A. Hall
A.M
D. Lothrop Company
Isaac M. Atwood
Universalist Publishing House
Book Review Reflects Arnold’s Test for Religious Teachings
The critique weighs whether the reader traverses the text in a spirit lifted toward ennobling peace. It asserts the volume passes Matthew Arnold’s standard for religious instruction and provides consolation through its gentle, steady guidance.
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Matthew Arnold
Christian Spiritualism A Study of Force Mind Life and The Spiritual Body
A five essay volume argues for a spiritual view of life death and immortality linking Mill Huxley Bain and Carpenter to Schelling and German theology. It presents Christianity in modern light, proposing spiritual body theory and urging Christian Theism as the destination of modern thought. The reviewer notes intriguing but debated ideas and credits Hall as a benefactor to readers exploring vital themes.
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Mill
Huxley
Bain
Carpenter
Schelling
Hall
Jesus
Alembiec
Berkely
The Immanent God Sermons by Jackson Reviewed
A critical review of a compact volume on Christian Theism. The author, Mr Jackson, blends anthropology, pantheism and socialism with theoretical clergy insight, arguing that the immanent God links science, faith and modern thought. The analysis praises breadth, balance, and hopeful reinterpretation of faith.
Books Received In The Leisure Hour Series And More
A list of newly received volumes from various publishers including A Sage of Sixteen by L B Walford from Henry Holt and Co Leisure Hour Series One Year Course in German by Oscar Feuhsner Ph D issued by D C Heath Co A Primer Stepping Stones to Reading by Anna B Badlam, Boston Also The Foe of the Household Scenes in Temperance Work by a Reporter Mc Donald Gill Co Alluring Absurdities Fallacies of Henry George by M W Meagher from The American News Company The Day Will Come A Novel by Miss Braddon Eli and Sybil Jones Their Life and Work by Jane Jones Philadelphia Porter Kates Sunday School Stories on the Golden Texts of the International Lessons of 1889 Second a by Edward E Hale Boston Roberts SrOS
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Liberty Street
New York City
He Klenke
R. V. Harnett
Frederick Tudor
Quimby N. Evans
Arlington
Mass
Tudor
E. D. Adams
P. Barclay
Bates Mfg. Co
Boston Univ. School of Med
Carlton Club
Case & Williams
1. Connery & Co
J. C. Cooper
C. H. Delamater & Co
Florence House
G. Frankfeld
George Franklin
Gas Saving Company
General Theological Seminary
W. H. Gessner
J. Grange
U.S
University Club
Chicago
J. M. Way
Westbo. Hospital
George Worth
Whipple & Co
Frank Doyle
Norcross Brothers
Sewell
Dary
Norcross
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Bourne and
Nahant
Nahant Land Co
Wakefield
Medford
Stoneham and Sturbridge
Fennor Yudor
L. B. Walford
New York
Henry Holt & Co
Leisure Hour
Oscar Feuhsner
Boston
D. C. Heath & O
McDonald, Gill &Co
Henry George
M. W. Meagher
the American News Company
Miss Braddon
Harper & Bros
Eli
Sybil Jones
Jane Jones
Philadelphia
Porter & Kates
Edward E. Hale
Roberts Sros
Alfred A. Marcus
County of
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Reuben Sherburne
Edward C. Sherburne
State Street
First National Bank of Boston
Peleg W. Chandler
Taylor
George O. Shattuck
Shattuck
Sherburne
Warren Institution For Savings
Charles Albert Prince
Thomas M. Stevens
Francis Peabody, Jr
Gravelly Point
Roxbury
Belvidere Street
West Chester Park
St Taanody
Jan i
Rancis Peabody
J&e
Open Letter Urges Yours to Seek Latin American Markets
Boston July 8 letter writer Charles S Hull argues American manufacturers must expand beyond domestic demand. He cites leather fabrics and shoes routed through Britain and Germany to South America, urging promotion of exports to Latin America, Central America and the West Indies to counter Europe’s growing commerce. He warns of a widening trade imbalance and calls for a change in national economic strategy.
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Germany
Europe
Boston
Charles
Hull
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