A Splendid Finish In Cleveland And A Ninth Inning Win
A muddled game in Cleveland as Clarkson faltered for Boston and St Louis beat Boston 9 8 in an extra tense ninth. St Louis pitcher Stivetts struggled early, then Griffith steadied the mound, while Comiskey reshuffled and McCarthy drove in the decisive run in the ninth. Boston errors and timely hits dictated the late drama to produce a dramatic comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Browns
Congress Street Grounds
Stiveis
Reds
Browns
Boston
Comiskey
Mungan
McCarthy
Stivetts
Griffith
John Irwin
O’brien
Strett
Duffy
Morgan Murphy
McGeachy
Cook
Fuller
Grouthers
Irwin
Dan
St. Louis
Bernel
O'Brien
Hoy
Murphy
O'Neil
Comiskey and Luvells
Guffth
Hooston
Brown
Fndler
Kiffith
Stricker
O'lrien
St Louis
Mitchy
Frouthers
Radford
Tricker
Ricker
Trouthers
Umapire
Copper salts in canned peas trial before Judge Ely
The Municipal Court resumed the case against Wallace Pierce and Charles Eaton of Pierce Co for selling French canned peas containing salts of copper. Experts testified what constitutes a poisonous quantity, and the judge ordered further testimony and arguments with a continuation set for the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Pierce
Charles Eaton
5. P. Sharpers
McAntirey
Clark
Unanimous acceptance of 50 cent dollar offer by Lytle & Co creditors
Eastern creditors of Lytle & Co boot and shoe jobbers of Cincinnati held an adjourned meeting and unanimously adopted the firm offer to pay 50 cents on the dollar. The plan provides 20 cents now, 10 in thirty days, 10 in sixty days, and 10 in firm notes due eight months secured by a lien. Assets totaled 97,437 BY against liabilities 175,980.32 with 63,922.55 stock appraised at 55,208.13 two thirds allowed by Ohio law. No equity in John A. Lytle real estate. The report urged acceptance as in creditors’ best interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytle & Co
Cincinnati
Eebt
Ohio
John A. Lytle
Old South Lectures for Young People Begin July 29
The Old South lectures for young people start Wednesday afternoon July 29. Topics cover pre Americas age movements with lectures on the Crusades results, revival of learning, cathedral builders, gunpowder changes, decline of the barons, printing invention, Michael Angelo as a boy, and the discovery of America. Prizes offered for essays on printing in England, Caxton, Polo and Columbus effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD South
America
Michael Angelo
William Caxton
Arco Polo
Asia
False date on Boston Glover tablet corrected claim
An Arkansas schoolmaster decries a bronze Glover inscription on Commonwealth avenue for stating Washington’s army was transported from Brooklyn on August 28 1776. He recounts historical events and urges Boston authorities to correct the error, noting his letter to the Boston Post and lingering public notice of the false date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Glover
Commonwealth Avenue
Taverner
Post
Doughty Gloucester
Army of Washington
Brooklyn
New York
Boston Post
Boston
Philadelphia
Back Bay
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
East River
Lreadon
Arkansas
Ito
Mr. Taverner
PersApa
Sturnuegle
Long Island
Washington
Heath
King’s Bridge
Trumbull
North River
Soe Yorie
Boston statue date disputed by an Arkansas schoolmaster
An Arkansas schoolmaster writes to expose a historical error in Boston commemorations. He urges the Boston Society to correct a misdated tablet noting the 428 date, arguing it misleads readers and demands a blank if a truthful figure cannot be inserted. Boston figures discuss the long-standing discrepancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Boston
Bostonian Society
Wurtis Guild
Europe
W. H. Whitmore
Post
Benjamin T. Reed
Reed
A. Green
Massachusetts Historical Society
Weather Indications and Forecast for New England
Northern New England will have fair weather with little temperature change and colder tonight, coastally fair. Southern New England sees partly cloudy skies with possible morning rain near the coast and brisk west or northwest winds, turning clear and cool Friday. Yesterday's rain was heaviest near the Atlantic Coast, with notable totals from Halifax to Norfolk. Lake regions were clear, and the Mississippi Valley to Gulf states saw clear skies, while Wisconsin hosts a central anti cyclone and Norfolk reported the lowest 29.72 inches. Maximums ranged to 90 on the Gulf coast, with 72 in St. Louis and 60 in Chicago. New England peaks reached 72 in Portland. Forecasts for Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont show fair with coast showers, stationary temperatures, west winds. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut expect showers, fair Friday. Eastern New York fair, warmer, then fair Friday and Saturday. cautionary signals extend Jacksonville to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Atlantic
Block Island
New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Washington
Halifax
Lynchburg
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Knoxville
Lake
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
Louisiana
Texas
Pacific
Montana
Wisconsin
Rocky Mountains
Middle Atlantic
Middle Coast
Gulf Coast
St. Louis
Chicago
Portland
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Northfield
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Boston
Turner as Auditor Candidate Leads Local Report
Represent ative Henry E. Turner of Malden announces candidacy for Auditor on the Republican State ticket. The shoe and leather men postpone their World's Fair industry meeting at the Shoe & Leather Association rooms until Saturday at 11 o'clock. Elizabeth Hislept arrested for stealing items from Houghton & Dutton's. she used an upside down umbrella to drop the goods. City Hall bids open for 350 tons of 12 inch iron pipe class A with several bids listed by David S. Chew, Werren Foundry & Machine Co., and R. D. Wood & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Turner
Malden
Shoe & Leather Association
Elizabeth Hislept
Houghton & Dutton
City Hall
David S
Chew
Werren Foundry & Machine Company
R. D. Wood & Co
Purity claim in Massachusetts analysis of Royal Baking Powder
A fragment notes an analysis by the Massachusetts State Analyst purporting the Royal Baking Powder to be composed of pure and wholesome ingredients, naming Bennett F Davenport in the context of the findings.
Stetson to build six brownstone homes on Commonwealth Ave
John Stetson plans a block of six brownstone residences four stories high at Commonwealth avenue and Charles gate West. The corner house will be his residence with ornate design including curved woodwork and imported convex glass. Five more brownstone brick homes will mirror varied exteriors to avoid monotony, all expected to be completed before Oct 1. A large six story Boylston street building is under construction with Free stone front and a store on two tower floors, offices or chambers on the upper levels. Architect Samuel Dudley Kelley leads the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stetson
Commonwealth Avenue
Charlesgate West
Perth Amboy
Boylston Street
L. P. Hollander & Co
Park Square
Samuel Dudley Kelley
Unitarian Grove Meeting at Weirs New Hampshire
The fourteenth annual Unitarian Grove Meeting at Weirs NH offers a July 25 social, July 26 sermons by Rev Rexford and others, July 28 Sunday School session with Rev Horton, Kate Brown, and H G Spaulding, plus July 30 minister and church discussions and evening lectures by Gilman Spaulding and James Har on religious topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Grove
Weirs
N. H
Lakeside House
Mount Washington
Rexford
Universalist
Boston
Unitarian Sunday School Society
E. A.horton
Second Church
Kate L. Brown
Reading
H. G. Spaulding
N. P. Gilman
West Newton
Shakspere
James Har
John Wesley
Ork
Anniversary Observed For Henry Kingman Kinship Tie
The 256th anniversary of Henry Kingman s landing in America was marked by a large Kingman family reunion in Kingman territory. About 125 Kingmans attended from across the country under the Kingman Memorial Association. Speeches music hymns and a banquet occurred at Elkins Park grove with letters of regret from Governor Ladd Rhode Island ex Governor Long and others read by Bradford H Kingman.
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America
Henry Kingman
Kingman Memorial Association
Kingmans
Martland
Elkins’s Park
George H. Fullerton
Riverside
Cal
Bradford H. Kingman
Ladd
Rhode Island
Long
Boston Paper Reports Stetson Foisting Manola-Mason
A New York despatch claims manager John Stetson secured Marion Manola-Mason and husband Jack Mason with rights to the comic opera The Tar and Tartar for all cities outside the McCaull tour. Mrs Stetson says the report is false and no road plans exist. Beacon Street home confirms she saw no movement toward a tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
John Stetson
Marion Manola-Mason
Jack Mason
McCaull Company
Stetson
Massachusetts Republican Press Association formed
Mr A M Bridgman of Brockton presided at a meeting of Massachusetts Republican editors held at Republican headquarters on School street. A committee consisting of Anthony New Bedford J B Maccabe East Boston Christy Worcester Telegram McCleary Lowell and Miller Hingham was named to propose officers at the next meeting to be called by the chair. Fifteen or eighteen editors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Press Association
A. M. Bridgman
Brockton
Massachusetts
Republican
School Street
McDonough Announces Finance Committee Members
President John H. McDonough of the Democratic City Committee reveals the Finance Committee lineup including Chairman P Maguire Alderman John H Lee P J Kennedy John J Teevans Matthew Keany John A Collins and Joseph J Corbett A meeting of the Executive Committee is set for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. McDonough
Democratic City Committee
P. Maguire
John H. Lee
P. J. Kennedy
John J. ‘Teevans
Matthew Keany
John A. Collins
Joseph J. Corbett
Brookline Police Official Resigns Over Salary Demand
Superintendent George W. Cooper of the Brookline signal and fire alarm service resigns to take effect Sept 1. He cites faithful service since the automatic system’s introduction and resigns because the Selectmen refused to raise his salary by 100 dollars to 1000 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
George W. Cooper
Somerville Aldermen Hear Little At Regular Meeting
At the Somerville Board of Aldermen regular session last evening, little business was done. The Committee on Public Property reported expediency on taking Wyatt's Pit for a park. The petition of Post 139, G.A.R., for land on Central Hill to erect a memorial hall was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Aldermen
Somerville Board of Aldermen
Wyatt
G.A.R
Central Hill
Angry Back Bay riders protest streetcar timetable changes
In Boston Back Bay residents especially women angrily protest West End Street Railway changes that reduced Back Bay service from thirteen cars to five regulars and two extras. Cars now run about every nineteen minutes and only every third car serves Gainsboro Street. Conductors bear the brunt with extra trips while General Manager Monks cites low city demand in summer. Some hint of local spite toward Marlboro Street residents surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
West End Street Railway Company
Gainsboro Street
Hereford Street
West End
Monks
Milk Street
Marlboro Street
Hotels guest listings from scattered travelers scene
A long list of guests and residences is recorded under hotel names and travel houses. Names include Mrs Roberts, Mr Warner, Miss Windsor, Mr Long, and many others from cities like New York Troy Philadelphia Providence and Chicago. The entry reads as a directory of visitors and their lodging companions.
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Vendome
Roberts
New York
Charles Warner
Troy
N. Y
C. A. Warner
W. A. Windsor
W. M. Field
G. B. Roberts
Philadelphia
B. Bradford
Brunswick
J. C. Long
Buffalo
J. N. Goff
Newark
N.J
C. R. Forrest
Hartford
W. & Tuttle
N. J
BE. F. du Charm
Dunnan
Clark
S—A. L. Choller
Connecticut
Whitney
W. A. Small
Jones
Thomas Stowell
Georgia
Crawtorp
Wyman W. Haynes
Chicago
Thomas Stendein
G. 8. Moore
William Buck
Amsterdam
Q. H. Hyde
Pueblo
Col
J. Knight
Camden
O. Neal
A.D. Nut
Auburn
F. M. Shantell
Manchester
G. Ross
Jd. H. Day
Leominster
Revere
T. E. Young
Barnstable
Henry W. Bent
Lancaster
N. H
J. P. Wyman
Nashua
Miss Holliday
Denis
Miss Robinson
Denis Quincy
Robert E. Carter
Concord
N. T
J. W. G. Carter
J. Fred Fellows
Andover
R. H. Hartell
Ohio
E. R. Pate
Springfield
Youna
H. Alger
Florida
Joan H. Tackaberry
Allen St. Foot
Washington
G. A. G. Moore
Belmont Falls
William Simpson
W. G. Stevens
Minneapolis
Minn
Abrams Found Guilty And Fined In Park Address Case
Henry Abrams secretary of the Central Labor Union was found guilty in West Roxbury District Court for addressing a meeting in Franklin Park violating a city ordinance. He was fined 265 dollars including costs, with appeal noted. Abrams will appeal to the Superior Court first Monday in August, with George W. Anderson and Congressman elect George Fred Williams handling his defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrams
Henry Abrams
Central Labor Union
Franklin Park
West Roxbury
George W. Anderson
Nason
Abrams Appealed. His Case Will Come Before the Superior Court
Anderson
George Fred Williams
Narrow Gauge Roads Consolidating Vote Declared
Stockholders of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad approved consolidation with the Boston Winthrop and Shore railroad. Four stockholders voted, representing 4047 shares, with all but six shares cast in favor. The Winthrop Shore stockholders meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow to act. ratification is considered certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Boston, Winthrop & Shore Railroad
Boston, Winthrop & Shore Road
Free Ride Tickets For City Children From Transit Authority
West End Street Railway President Whitney sent 25 000 free ride tickets to Mayor Mathews for July and August distribution among city children. Aldermen receive bundles for district distribution, with remaining tickets allocated to children's missions, charitable institutions, and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Street Railway Company
Whitney
Matthews
Duffy's Pure Malt Promoted As Cure For Grip Aftermath
The piece argues the Grip drained American vitality and urges using a pure stimulant, praising Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the prime remedy. It warns buyers to avoid inferior imitations and claims doctors endorse its health benefits and tissue rebuilding effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Bridgman v Nickerson et al real estate suit in Equity
Supreme Judicial Court in Suffolk hears motion to dissolve injunction in a real estate dispute over the Grove Hill Hotel Vineyard Haven. Plaintiff alleges a Sept 23 agreement to sell for 7000 and that Nickerson later sold to Crocker for 8000 with deed to Crocker. Defendants deny any contract and claim rescission. Crocker claims consent. Injunction kept Crocker from altering the property. fire occurred but repairs made. Case set for merits on 22d. dissolution decision pending. Attorneys listed for parties and petitioner Carriage Drivers' Union Association seeking dissolution and receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk Ss
Latinor. J. J. Frank Bridgman
JL. C
Crocker
Nickerson
W. A. Morse
A. Russ
M. K. ©. Swift
Crecker
Carriage Drivers’ Union Association
Ivy
Superior Court DUNBAR V SWEET AND TEXAS OIL CO V PRUDENTIAL FIRE
Suffolk Superior Court convened July 8 before Justice J W A Sturdy and heard bills in equity. In Dunbar vs Sweet the plaintiff seeks a receiver and accounting from a former partner in Attleboro newspapers. defendant allegedly took control and suspended publication and conveyed real estate to shield potential balances. Injunction denied. Attorneys F Babcock for plaintiff J Corcoran for defendant. The Texas Standard Oil Co versus Prudential Fire Insurance involves a fire loss claim in Galveston, with arson accusations against the plaintiff. case paused due to illness of counsel. J Benton for plaintiff L Brandeis for defendant. Raphael et al v Leland et al. seeks injunction to stop sale of a coat lot held as collateral. hearing to dissolve a temporary injunction set. Clyde Curry for plaintiffs G Linegoln for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Suffolk
Dunbar
J. J
Babcock
J. W. Corcoran
Texas Standard Oil Company
Prudential Fire Insurance Company
Galveston
Tex
J. Hi. Benton
L. Brandeis
P. Raphael
E. E. Leland
Bill
Equity
I. Curry Fur
G. ‘Lt. Linegoln
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Clarkson Vs. Vian
Cleveland
John von
Anson
National League
N. L
Cleveland, O
Clarkson
Bostons
McAleer
Tebeau
Kela
Denny
I. UM
Y Childs
Tel
Shu
Lowe
Doylernt
Ganzel
Virtueth
Ol Zimmer
Eveland
Vian
Quinn
Childa
Tucker
Childs
Virtue
Brodie
Davis
Doyle
Vien
Hurst
Cincinneti
McQuaid
Cincinnatis
Latham
Reilly
Een
Cess
Pemiadelphis
Dlovgiats
Cinba
T. Louis
Altimore
Mumidus
Cincinnata
Waslington
Rhines
Karrington
Terry
Kinslow
Con
Holliday
Browning
Con Daily
Marr
Griffin
Hy Rhines
Ithines
Erry
Keenan
Herry
Maquard
N.L
CuTenco
Lutchinson
Gleason
Hutchinson
Annings
Kittredge
Clements
Phildelphia
Ahlen
Allen
Pfeffer
Wilmot
Battin
Powers
Jime
N.2
Pittsburg
Prrrspure
Penn
Baldwin
Giants
Welch
Breeze
Pittaburg
Vasehits
Dittsburg
Budwin
Berger
Tierman
Bassett
Whistler
Maul
Tiernan
Connor
Hierbauer
Hanlon
Miller
Richardson
Haldwin
Gore
Lynch
Providence
Rochester
Lynn
Worcester
Lewiston
Salem
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Lowell
Mark Baldwin
J. Palmer O'Neil
Jack Boyle
Denny Lyons
St Louis “Browns
St. Lows
von der Ake
von der Ahe
Burrill
Kirmes
RAIA
Eengegaveubers
Ther
Larometer
Mometer
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el Vaso
Mia
Helena
Mont
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Montreal
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Marquette
Mich
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Wilmington
N. G
Bennett F. Davenport
Unitarians
Kingman
Marion Manola-Ma
Democratic Finance Committee
San Francisco
Joves & Belet
Diablo
Chollareee
Cala
Savage Eureka
Sierra Nevada
Union
Gould & Curry
Yellow Jacket
Hlale & Norcrot
Eer Ieeee
Chester Proprietors
Mass
Wall of
China
G. Oo
Taylor Old Bourbon Vy Drugeista and Grocers
Graves &Sons, Sole
State House
GEO. M. Winslow & CO
Reo Street
Causeway St. Moston
Office of
Remington Standar Typewriter CO
Crest
ALEX
McDonald & Son
Cambridge
Strolog
Lise Newell
Tremont Row
Sadie Johnson
Dard G Hubbard
Newbury Street
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