Browns Beat Reds To Lead Association Race
St Louis Browns defeated the Reds at home to grab first place in the Association standings. Key moments featured a late eighth inning rally, costly Reds errors, and notable play by McGeachy, McCarthy, and Lip Buffinton. Cleveland edged Boston 3 2 as Long and Nash misplayed balls, while Virtue starred at first for Cleveland. An outing at Chebacco Lake is planned for St Louis and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis “Browns
Reds
Browns
Radford
Farrell
Bullinton
Stivetts
Buff
Lyon
Brouthers
Brown
McGeachy
Tom Brown
Mungan
McCarthy
Tin O'Neil
O'Neil
Eagan
Butlinton
Roner
Colon
Hoy
Fagan
Fuller
Lip
Buil
Buffinton
Comiskey
ST. Louis
Boston
Boyscot
Comisk’y
Ui Farrell
Pee
Mtn
Vp Mungan,c
Kadrides
Neil
Mcwarthy
Ialler
Gy Stivetts
Harned
O'N Dutty
Gaffinton
Futter
Lyons
Ers
Stricker
Rerias
Worcester
Lowell
Lewiston
Salem
AL Woongocket
Woonsocket
Manchester
Portland—Lynn
Portland
St. Johnsbury
Boston Association
Chebacco Lake
Wenham
Hastern
Causeway Street
Hamilton
Polo Grounds
Cpanene Lake
Weather Summary: High Pressure Eastern Half of Country
A high pressure system dominates the eastern half with Michigan recording the highest barometer above 30.20 inches while a large low sits in south Dakota. Pacific Coast sees pressure rise again and skies are generally clear with minimal clouding elsewhere. Rainfall yesterday was light and scattered with totals from 0.08 to 0.95 inches in coastal towns. west of the Rockies mostly dry. Winds are light and northerly in the east and southerly in the west, temperatures cool except in the Northwest depression. New England experiences peak yearly temperatures for the date with urban readings around 68 to 74 locally. Forecast for New England and eastern New York calls for fair skies through Friday with warmer north winds.
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Michigan
South Dakota
Pacific
South Atlantic
Halifax
Yarmouth
Nantucket
Hatteras
Wilmington
Savannah
Jacksonville
Florida
New Orleans
Montgomery
Vicksburg
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
New England
Hastport
Boston
Washmeton
D. C
Wach Ado About Nothing
A Post reporter investigated alleged trouble at People's Church. A prominent member said there is no trouble and everything is running smoothly. The claim of conflict between Pastor Dr Emory D Haynes and the trustees is unfounded, arising from a trivial dispute over picture placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Church
Post
Emory d. Haynes
WAGON ACCIDENT IN CANTON SENDS man TO HOSPITAL
Patrick Delainey of Mechanic Street Canton was thrown from his wagon on High Street yesterday afternoon. He sustained a compound fracture to one arm and a knee injury and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
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Patrick Delainey
Mechanic Street
Canton
High Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tennis finals begin at Wentworth Games in Newton
The Newton Dennis Club opened a three court gravel tennis tournament for amateurs on Richardson street. Singles and doubles winners receive silver medals and racquets. Day one featured many matches with the field led by Partridge Welch and Williams, and finals set for Saturday.
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Newton
Newton ‘Dennis Club
Richardson Street
Warren Partridge
Thomas Weston, Jr
Horton S Allen
Thomas
Edward Page
E. C. Wilson
E. W. Pond
J. B. Bullen
H. N. Chase
L. Is. Davis
Harry Atlen
H. J. Willams
R. A. Richards
Walworth
B. Jordan
Albert Carter
D. Hornbrooke
A H. Putney
F. W. Totman
J. ‘Tl. Swords
Mr. Willis
C. Hi. Stone
Mr. Cobb
H. E. Warren
Stevens
K. ©. Thomas
A. C. Wellington
Richards
Putney
Warren
Davis
Dexter
Watehouse
Page
Adams
Delveare
Williams
Smith
Speare
Carter
Whitmore
Cobb
Scales
Partridge
Partier
Jordan
Fill
Brown and Pond
Peek
Willis
Garden City
Hill
Chase
Dolbeare
Whitman
Seales
Emery
Stone
Hornbrooks
Totman
W. Partridge
H. M. Chase
Eereees
Kk. Davis
Harry Allen
BE. Whitmore
Ensign
W.T. Peck
Seeeeess
J. C. Walworth
R.A. Richards
L. E. WiHaaSeeeeee
W. E. Scales
C. Walwortheserescores
F. A. Simons
Kugg
I. F. Delbeare
Wale
House
W. D. Dexter
A.s. Hull
L. Is. Thomas
Hi. A. Wellington
Rt. A.homas
L. K. Davis
C. E. Wiemore
Jte
Eeee
F £. R. Speare
A. Hiner
A. Carter
A. H. Putney
C. IL Stone
H.m.chase
F. W. Norman
New York Tennis Tourney Draws National Players at Saratoga
The New York State championship begins July 14 at Saratoga with strong field and high prize value. Notables include V. G. Hall U Hobart D S McPherson E L Hall F H Hovey and more. Entries close July 13 to W G Hall K D Sears S Smith and J Soavey at Daratoga Springs.
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New York State
Saratoga
High Rock
V. G. Hall
U. Hobart
H. A. Colby
G. 8. Smith
Campbell
Deane Miller
F. A. Thomson
Huntington
Newport
R. R. Perkins
H.R. Bixby
E.colby
McCormick Brothers
Sidney J. Smith
Saratoga County
G. F. Brown, Jr
Harvard College
W. G. Hall
National Tennis Association
K. D. Sears Ands. Smith
St. Augustine
J. Soavey
Daratoga Springs
Paine's Furniture Warerooms Offers Wide Rattan Selection
A rule to observe urges guests to use ten summer pieces of rattan furniture. Paine's Furniture Warerooms at 43 Canal Street showcases a vast assortment of latest rattan ware this month with the lowest prices guaranteed.
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Paine’s
Canal Street
Brookline Baptists Debate New Church Site
The Brookline Baptist Church weighs building a larger, modern church in a preferred location near Coolidge’s corner. A committee recommends a $75,000 minimum fund with staged payments, while critics argue costs could reach $150,000 and question the site’s long term viability amid shifting population and Irish migration. A 10-member committee will survey members on financial commitment.
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Brookline
Harvard and
Pierce Streets
Harvard Street
Coolidge’s
Brookline Baptist Church
Mason
F. F. Morton
H. Lincoln Chase
George Brooks
Gardner Brooks
Coolidge’s Corner
Eee F. Baker
R. G. F. Candage
Candage
Baptist Centre
Coolidge
Baptist Society
B. J. Baker
J. B. Cushing
Thomas L. Brown
YACHTSMEN AND THEIR YACHTS AT SAVIN HILL MEETING
Savin Hill Yacht Club held a regular meeting with Commodore Vegeblan presiding. Three new members were elected, one resigned, and the treasurer reported a 175 balance. Race changes moved the July 11 event to July 26 and a four-cup trophy was unveiled by Fleet Captain Besarick. Ripples note delays and boat maintenance across Dorchester clubs.
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Savin Hill Yacht Club
Vegeblan
Mosquito Club
Besarick
Dorchester Bay
Dorchester Yacht Club
Ethel
Theodore W. King
Massachusetts Yacht Club
John L. Dearborn
H.C. Conand
Colter
Dorchester
Col J
L. Rice
Mabel
Great Lakes
Tug Ambition Punitive Claim In Court At Fort Point
The United States District Court hears Nelson J Frank W Webster versus tug Ambition and claimant John Chase. Petition seeks $100 for four days work at $25 daily to raise the vessel from Fort Point channel near Old Colony rail pier. Defender denies service. decision reserved. Attorneys C F Loring and B C Moulton for libellant. T Russell for claimant.
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United States District Court
Nelson
J. Frank W. Webster
Tug Ambition
John Chase
Fort Point Channel
Old Colony Railroad Pier
C. F. Loring
B.C. Moulton
Libellant
T. Russell
Clatmant
Cheese Cake Brook Not a Nuisance case Newton Mass
Supreme Judicial Court records a bill in equity by John Barnard against the City of Newton to stop discharging sewage into Cheese Cake Brook above his land and to limit drainage. The court finds the city’s drainage altered the brook but not to a nuisance. dismisses the bill with notes on statutory limits and common law rights.
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John Barnard
Newton
Wheeler
Worcester
Allen
Merrifield
Jackman
Ariington Malls
Mass
Woodbury
Beverly
Plage
Gray
Collins
Waltham
H. Dudley
Slocum
City
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Lathrof
William Smith
Alexander Foster
Foster
Somerville
Tragic New York Child Killed by Express Train
Charley M Brinkshank seven who lived on Geneva avenue near Bird street station was playing on the track when the express due in Boston at 6 10 struck and killed him instantly. His family of three children faced illness and absence of parents as a 12 year old girl bears the household burden. Body taken to City Hospital morgue. Medical Examiner notified.
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Charley M. Brinkshank
Geneva Avenue
Bird Street
New York G New England Railroad
Boston
New Hampshire
Charley
City Hospital
Newton Club votes to raise funds for new club house
The Newton Club at Newtonville voted unanimously to raise 5000 more dollars for finishing the new club house. President H E Cobb led the meeting detailing changes to plans and authorized the Building Committee to proceed with construction under terms to finish debt free, with mortgage not to exceed 25000 and subscriptions covering the rest. About 1600 was raised by subscription at the meeting, surpassing the needed amount by 300.
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Newton
Newton Club
Newtonville
H. E. Cobb
W. J. Follett
Consolidation of Boston Winthrop & Shore Rail Line Approved
Stockholders yesterday voted in favor of merging the Boston Winthrop and Shore with the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad. Two Greek sailors E Gallo and G Nicole were found unconscious after a gas incident at Hotel Columbus on Richmond street. Charles Lowell Lane's funeral held at his West Concord street home with burial at Forest Hills. A Shuman and Co will close wholesale retail at 5 pm and manufacturing rooms at 1 pm on Saturdays in July and August.
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Boston, Winthrop & Shore Railroad
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
E. Gallo
G. Nicole
Columbus
Richmond Street
Charles Lowell Lane
West Concord Street
W.N. Brodbeck
Forest Hills
A. Shuman & Co
Washington
Summer Streets
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Zammer
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Young
OjGetzem
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Zimmer
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Roebinson
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Ray
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Kelly
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Kelly Lain
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Cent
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Pittevurg
Seseereeee Association
Vercent
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Rhermeter
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Mont
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BULLS
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Tyr Wentworth
Newcastle
N. Tl
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Hugh ‘Valiant
Harvard
Globe
Mitchell
Jehosiad
Soterreeser
B- Cent
Coues Krothera
Cambridge
Farrington
Pratt
James
Cones Brothers
Rena
Aces
Read
Fallant
Deuce
Guimes
Cressey
Lagan
R. W. Cones
Vallant
W. P. Cones
Valiant
Aceson
Eerseseeeek
Hovvey
K. W. Cones
H. Hovey
Hush Tallant
H. Bray
M. L. Pratt
W. Farrington
B. ¥. B. Mitchell
U. S. Gov't Report
Brookline Baptists
Savin Hill Club
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Superior Court
Suffolk, Is
Dunbar
Texas Standard Oil Company
Prudential Fire Insurance Company
Parcy
Galveston
Tex
C. H. Graves & Sons
Yeatexs
Perry Davis
J. Benton
L. D. Branches
Essex
Sheerman
Killam
Pierce
Lombard
Lennox
Walker
C. T. Walker
Portland Street
Greenlea
Roxbury
Oakland Vale
Saugus
Sewall Boardman
Main St
Lizzie Newell
Tremont Row
Sadie Johnson
Orth Adams
J. ‘F. Larkis
Paw G
Bubbard
Dewbury
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