Gossoon Leads Minerva In Marathon Marblehead Regatta
A brisk Marblehead race as part of the Eastern Yacht Club event featured Gossoon taking the lead ahead of Minerva with Milicete and Mayflower close behind. The wind proved fickle, forcing a later resail for the smaller classes while social crowds enjoyed a sunlit regatta day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gossoon
Wayward
Ginone
Minerva
Mayflower
Sea Fox
Thelma
Alga
Ventura
Papoose
Fanita
Hawk
Shark
Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Boston
Sally
Old Sol
John Brooks
Charles Francis Adams
A. W. Beard
William R. Richards
P. J. Jackson, Jr
W. H. Forbes
John Quincy Adams
W.d.schier
A. N. Rantoul
F. Gordon Dexter
Henry Parkman
Parkman Dexter
R. E. Forbes
Francis E. Peabody, Jr
J. W. Wheelwright
J. T. Phelps
Royal E. Robbins
J. R. Coolidge
D. Appleton
Marion Dexter
Charles FE. Fuller
William
Sewall
A. A. Lawrence
B. J. Calef
George B. Snell
Robert C. Winthrop, Jr
Charles V. Whitten
Hull Yacht Club
T. M. Rothh
Charles E. Wood
Greenough
Henry W. Peabody
B. W. Crowninshield
Corinthian Yacht Club
Milicete
Genone
Volunteer
Shelma
New York
Anita
Edward Burgess
A. Prince
Gordon Dexter
Merlin
Ciuone
Seal’ox
Csnone
Sea Ox
Erlin
Maytlower
Gnone
Glanne
Sijilicete
Gosscon
Enone
Leeward
King
Milliete
Kelma
Wachis
Savin Hill Yacht Club Opens New Building
The Savin Hill Yacht Club held an outdoor meeting at the unfinished club house with Commodore F O Verelahn in the chair. New members Lovell Upshur F T Goodwin C O Verelahn B H Davidson Walter Shipp William F Patten H Darling F W G May J W Wilkes H J Noyes 2d and W E Thayer were voted in. A committee including J H Shaw J L Carr L I Howard C S Haynes A M Davis was appointed to arrange entertainments in the club house hall. The club will open the new building on Tuesday July 15.
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Savin Hill
Yachting Notes Of Interest
The Massachusetts special race off Nahant was postponed indefinitely. Provincetown reports steam yacht Jathniel arriving from Boston for New York. Weymouth notes the first Monauquot Yacht Club championship at Fort Point Saturday at 2 p.m. Commodore Sheppard’s Folly starts season with rivals Secret and Easy in the race. Bar Harbor reports steam yacht Empress Schermerhorn of New York arriving from Eastport.
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Massachusetts
Nahant
Provincetown
Jathniel
Boston
New York
Weymourth
Monauquot
Bar Harper
Empress
Schermerhorn
Eastport
Bellevue Hotel stakes top midsummer racing card
In Philadelphia the Bellevue Hotel stakes drew over two thousand as Pamlico won easily lowering a Philadelphia season best to 2:17½ for the mile. J U C suffered a blood vessel in the 2:80 class heat, and the pacing race was postponed due to darkness.
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Philadelphia
Gentlemen’s Driving Park Association
Pamlico
W. P. Batchelor
Raleigh
N. C
Harry Wilkes
Zone Wilk Ieee Erle Cheb
Eetsee
Sasi
GretnAess
Walton Boy
Eure Rie
Uranium Aera
Prinuncoss Es
Frank Wir
Ce Cesee Lia
Miss Pauley
Cscs Erwecesres Veceste
FinimiSe Pauutsod
Cie
Asceseesevad
Monroe Hugo
Ksuscesaveaeresers
Claremont
Cecsece
Narragansett Park
James Golden
Maria Legacy
Boston
Henry Popye
Alexander Boy
Providence
Arthur Wilkes
W. H. Moody
Lowell
Wilkes
Little Eva
George W. Leavitt
Bird
M. H. Flaherty
Frank McGregor
Joe S
Ten Mile Safety Road Race At Cambridgeport Club
The ten mile safety road race for a gold medal from E. P. Craig was run last evening starting at Cottage Farm bridge Brookline. Riders from Cambridgeport Cycle Club rode two circuits of ponds and a Beacon Street stretch with time allowances. Ackerman led most of the race after Kehew's withdrawal and won the medal on time, with Fitch second and Bean third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
E. P. Craig
Cottage Farm Bridge
Brookline
Commonwealth Avenue
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Beacon Street
St. Mary’s Street
G. F. Kehew
H. E. Ackerman
Ed C. la Croix
George W. Kean
Jl H. C. Spear
Wallace A. Fitch
Opin
M. A. Nowell
J.S Carman
Kehew
Ackerman
Fitch
Bean
Spear
la Croix
Nowell
Spring
Carman
Boston area injuries report from yesterday
Catherine Fitzgerald ten, of 29 Boylston Brookline dropped a boiling water pitcher and burned severely. Archie Hewett eighteen, 412 Webster Brighton fell twenty feet at 19 Main Charlestown fracturing skull. James Cronin457 Bow Charlestown fell on Washington near Garland, head injury likely skull fracture. James Finnegan felled by a fit before Parker House, 5 30 pm, gash on left eye. treated by Dr. Eliot and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Fitzgerald
Boylston Street
Brookline
Archie Hewett
Webster Avenue
Brighton
Main Street
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
James Cronin
Bow Street
Washington Street
Garland
City Hospital
James Finnegan
Parker House
Eliot
Hotel Bavaria proprietor receives marble clock gift
Mr John Wilfert owner of Hotel Bavaria at 4Q Province street who was recently married received a large marble clock on Wednesday afternoon from friends. Elihu L Vaughn and George W Foster gave speeches which prompted fitting responses from the clock’s recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilfert
Hotel
Bavaria
Province Street
Elihu L. Vaughn
George W. Foster
Apaches Equestrian Fireworks Spectacle Draws Crowds
The outdoor show The Apaches at the Point of Pines attracts large audiences every afternoon and evening, presented twice daily. Its scenery, many incidents, trained horses, and bold riders provide entertaining scenes with comic touches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
Roche Safety Roller Chase Irons Promise Safer Riding
Roche's Safety Roller Chase Irons reduce accidents and noise in turning for pleasure driving. Applicable to all carriages or light wagons. Chase Parker & Co., sole agents, 33 and 35 Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evevery
Roche
Chase Irons
Chase, Parker & Co
Pearl Street
McGarr Powers Boston Victory Over Chicago in Ninth
Boston clinched a 3 2 lead in the sixth then broke it open with Jimmy McGarr’s two base hit driving in Sullivan and Brodie. Clarkson and Luby pitched well for their teams as Anson’s men battled. a rare triple play by Cooney Burns and Anson highlighted the fielding gems. Umpire McQuaid was satisfactory aside from a disputed foul ball call in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
N. L
Chicagos
Jimmy McGarr
Boston
Anson
South End Grounds
Sullivan
Brodie
Hines
Earle
Jimmy
McGarr
Carroll
Anse
Long
Nagle
Earle Wage
Luby
Kittredge
Cooney
Clarkson
Wilmot
Tucker
Burns
Chicago
McQuaid
Balls-By Daley Eight, Tener Five In Game
On balls by Daley eight and Tener five. Hase errors by Boston eight Pittsburgh one. Passed balls Kelly two. Wild pitches Daley two Tener one. Fielding by Wisner. Sacrifice hits Flatfield Fields Hanlon Tener. Struck out Brown Hatfield two Tener and W. Quan. Stolen bases Richardson Nash J Quinn. Double plays Quinn Hatfield Brouthers Corcoran Robinson Beckley. Umpires Spanis and Gaffney. Time 1 1 45m Attendance
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Bostons
Chicagos
R. BH
PO. A
R. UU. Po.a.e. Lone Tak
Cooney
Tucker
Carroll
Aed Bullivan
Wilmot
Frodie
Anson
Hines
Burns
Ee McGarr
Earle
Bennett
Nagle
Suath
Luby
Eee Ag
Clarkson
Kittredge
Lostens
McGarr
Nae
Long
Smith
McQuaid
Daley
Tener
Hase
Pittsburgh
Kelly
Wisner
Fields
Hanlon
Brown
Hatfield
W.quan
Richardson
Nash
J. Quinn
Atfield
Quinn
Brouthers
Corcoran
Robingon
Beckley
Uampires
Panes
Gaffney
Pittsburgs
K.bh.po
A. E. Grown
O'Hanlon
Stovey
O' Wisner
Seckley
Swett
Brooklyn Tops Cincinnatis In Odd Scoring Game
The Brooklyns beat the Cincinnatis 5 to 3 in Brooklyn. Caruthers and Viau pitched well with strong support from teammates. Hits were 6 apiece, Brooklyn errors 3, Cincinnati errors 1, with 3114 in attendance and McDermott as umpire.
Phillies Beat Cleveland In Hitting Showdown
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 14 to 9 in a heavy hitting game. Attendance was 1,878. Key players included Vickery and Clements for Philadelphia with 18 base hits for the club and 13 for Cleveland. Pitchers Lincoln and Zimmer worked for Cleveland, while Vickery and Clements teamed for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphias
N. L
Clevelands
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Vickery
Clements
Lincoln
Zimmer
Thompson
Mayer
Allen
Gilks
Lloine
Hamilton
Burke
McCauley
Daily
Davis
Smailey
Veach
Vampire
Lynch
New Yorks Defeat Pittsburgs In Straight Baseball Contest
New Yorks beat Pittsburgs 14 to 3 in a July 10 game at New York. Welch and Hecker pitched well for New York, while the home team showed more snap in general play. Highlights include Glasscock and Esterbrook with two-base hits, Kernan with a three-base hit, and Kernan, Glasscock, and Clarke stealing bases. Attendance 227. umpire Powers. Time 1h 40m.
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NEW Yorks
N. L
Pittsburgs
New York
Welch
Hecker
CIA
Kernan
Glasscock
Clarke
Decker
Hornung
Denny
Kelly
Burkett
Esterbrook
Laroque
bail—Wilson
Wald Siteh
Lecket
Powers
New Yorks Edge Chicagos In Careful Victory
New Yorks beat the Chicagos 9 to 5 in a carefully played game. Keefe pitched better than King with stronger support, and several players contributed key hits and runs. Attendance was 1,824 as Barnes and Comiskey officiated over a 2 hour 30 minute contest.
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NEW Yorks
P. L
Chicagos
New York
Keefe
King
Suse
Erroers
Ewing
Marrell
Darling
Gore
O’ Rourke
O’rourke
Connor
Whitney
Ixeefe
O'Neill
Ryan
Boyle
Williamson
Irwing
Farrell
Wila Piches
Barnes and Comiskey
Phillies Dominate Cleveland In Slugfest Win
Buffinton steadies a rough day as Philadelphia bats explode for nine runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Phillies tally 17 to Cleveland’s 11 with 19 hits to 15 and five errors apiece. Griffin hits a homer, Shindle and Radford steal bases, and Sutcliffe and Gruber share the win and loss in front of 1027 fans.
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Philadelphias
P. L
Clevelands
Philadelphia
Buffinton
Gruber
Phillies
Landss
Lear
Tullinton
Sialiman
Sutcliffe
Sanders
Buftinton
Browning
Larkin
Radford
Shindle
Saunders
Farrar
Stricker
Griffin
Mulvey
Pickett
Wood
Uallman
Ranford
Strennan
Vickett
McAleer
Hallinan
Suteliffe
Ferguson
Holbert
Brooklyn Defeats Buffalos in Eastern Park Tilt
Ward's Brooklyn squad capitalized on Bisons fielding miscues to win 8 to 5 at Eastern Park. Brooklyn led from the fifth and held on, totaling 14 hits to Buffalos' 10 with four errors by Buffalo and four by Brooklyn. Home run by Andrews and two-base hits by Sunday, Rainey, and Carney highlighted a game attended by about 375 with umpires Jones and Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyns
P. L
Buffalos
Brooklyn
Ward
Bisons
Eastern Park
Sowders
Haddock
Mack
Rainey
Carney
Andrews
Bauer
Walls
Hardock
Joyce
Balle
Jones
Knight
Early 20th Century Baseball Scores from City Leagues
In Atlantic Association games Washingtons defeated Wilm ingtons 13 to 8 and Worcesters beat New Haves 5 to 0 while Hartfords shut out Jersey Citys 7 to 0 and Balt imores topped Newarks 11 to 3. In American Association Columbus-Rochesters split 11 to 9 and Louisville-Lou svilles beat Athletics 12 to 3. Toledo-Brooklyns won 9 to 6 over Toledos and St Louis-Syracuse 15 to 13.
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American Association
Columbus
Rochesters
Louisville
Louisvilles
Athletics
Toledo
Brooklyns
Toledos
St. Louis
Syracuse
St Louis
Boston Nips Pittsburghs In Lively Congress Street Match
Boston gains a 12 to 6 victory over Pittsburghs before about 1000 fans at Congress Street. Hatfield shines at short replacing Irwin, Daley wild on the mound, Brouthers and Richardson homer, Stovey and Corcoran contribute, while Pittsburghs struggle with only two singles and several fielding errors.
Jamaica Plain Gun Club Shoot At Clarendon Halls
Jamaica Plain Gun Club Wake the Echoes held a well attended shoot at Clarendon Halls yesterday. Results list multiple events with Woodruff Barrett Needham Brown Williams McNutt Johnson and Barrett among top finishers across Six Blue Rocks Six Clays and Club Badge matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain Gun Club
Clarendon Halls
Barrett
Wall
Woodruff
Brown
Williams
Needham
McNutt
Johnson
Body recovered after boat tragedy near Point Shirley
One of four Italian laborers drowned when the boat carrying them to Deer Island capsized was found yesterday near Point Shirley. The body was towed ashore by Eugene R. Lewis of the yacht Oineta and delivered to an undertaker for the medical examiner’s orders.
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Deer Island
Point Shirley
Eugene R. Lewis
Oineta
City Council Grants 150000 for Water Mains Extension
The Common Council in special session approved 150000 for extending water mains and transferred 160000 from high service funds to mains extension. Additional money moves included 55000 to Allston street bridge and 20000 for Savin Hill sewers, 80000 for Roslindale to West Roxbury sewers, 20500 for Roxbury high school furnishing, and 1000 for related expenses. The GA R was allowed to place observation stands on three squares for the August parade, with liability and removal terms. The city also releases Little Moon Island to its owners for sewerage work, after noting no statute fixes labor hours.
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Common Council
Water Commissioners
Water Department
Fire Department
Allston Street
Savin Hill
Roslindale
Roxbury
Sevessee
Charles River
G. A.R
Copley, Franklin and Adams
Little Moon Island
Three Boys Arrested for House Burglary in Broad Daylight
Officers Sawyer and Gaddis of Station 9 arrested Charles McLaughlin thirteen John Brearton thirteen and William Rogers thirteen for breaking into Frank W Sprague’s residence at 27 Moreland Street and stealing a sealskin lacque valued at 160 and a camel hair shawl valued at 60. They entered by a rear window while the family was away and ransacked the home scattering clothing and goods. Sprague returns to find furniture in disorder and the extent of loot unknown until his wife returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer and
Gaddis
Station 9
Charles McLaughlin
John Brearton
Willam Rogers
Frank W. Sprague
Moreland Street
John Kilty Dies After Daring Rescue at South Boston
John T. Kilty, the brave draw tender at Washington Avenue Bridge, died at his South Boston home on Wednesday from injuries after rescuing John Warren from drowning. Warren, a 200 pound man, fought hard and ruptured a vessel near Kilty, costing him his life. Kilty’s life saving record, including rescues of at least a dozen people, was honored by the Massachusetts Humane Society and a special Congress act in 1888. His funeral is set for today with high mass at St. Augustine's Church at 9 o'clock.
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John T. Kilty
Washington Avenue Bridge
Boston
John Warren
Warren
Kitty
Massachusetts Humane Society
Congress
St. Augustine’s Church
Visitors pack United States Hotel for Quarterly Club gathering
About a dozen Quarterly Club members dined at the United States Hotel. A long list of prominent arrivals follows, including J. T. Kirby of Kingston and J. H. Root of New York, with many guests from New Orleans, Montreal, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and beyond, staying at multiple city hotels.
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Quarterly Club
United States Hotel
Viewpome
J. T. Kirby
Kingston
N. H
J. H. Root
New York
Harry H. Hall
Edith F Hall
New Orleans
Hector Mackenzie
Mackenzie
Montreal
Can
C. H. Osgood
Norwich
Conn
Robert Coit
New London
Brunswick
Henry C. Noble
Columbus
C. Mayer
Cincinnati
Robert Ward
J. W. McGuinniss
Chicago
United States
John E. Weyss
Washington
M. H. Birch
Pueblo
Col
J. G. Hall
Dover
M. H. Davis
Tripp
U.S.A
Rockland
W. I. Stuart
Albany
N. Y
A. L. Valois
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief From Skin Ailments
Boils and pimples and other affections arising from impure blood may appear this season. When the blood is heated Hood's Sarsaparilla removes the cause by purifying, vitalizing and enriching the blood, and at the same time it gives strength to the whole system.
The Dog Hater's Wail At Taverners Actions
A Boston letter-wag to Mr. Taverner attacks his dog loving stance, cites dozens of rabies and dog attack cases from Somerville to Woburn, urges stricter dog control, and laments injuries and deaths blamed on lax dog laws. It calls for abolition of dog licenses and aggressive enforcement including killing unrestrained dogs. It references hydrophobia cases and a sharp rebuke of canine advocates.
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Adams
Racing
Pines
McGarh
Cincinnatis
Eure Ee
Clevelands Eee
Ome
Thuags
Caruthers
Viau
Brookes
Viceceek
Oro
Daly
Keenan
Vian
Collins
McPhee
Reilly
McDermott
Yime
Atlantic Association
Wilmingtons
Washingtons
Worcester
New Havens
Worcesters
Hartford
Hartfords
Jersey Citys
Baltimore
Baltimores
Newarks
Congress Street
Arthur Irwin
Heil
Swet
Hardie Richardson
Robinson
Jamaica Plain
John Kilty
E. N. Perry
Portland
A. J. Hough
Montpelier
L. M. Bacon
Newport
Rush
B.S. Chace
M. M. Shannon
Co. G. Bedlow
Yremont
C. N. Carpenter and Family
N. J
James L Healy
Miss Healy
Samuel Lord
Pene
N.J
J. W. Walton
Cleve
Quincy
Charles Dole
Northfield
George E. Jewett
Holderness
Fred Lewis
Camden
S. Little
Antrim
George C. Allen
Chester
Crawl Frorp
U. S. Gov’t
Mr. Taverner
Post
Aaron
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Somerville
Bangor
Salem
South Margin
Charles Harwood
Tyngsboro
Waltham
Woburn
Eliza O’brien
David Place
Malden
Fred Lang
Newburyport
Dr. Gibier
George Fleming
England
Europe
Dr. Ernst
Massachusetts Medical Society
Pasteur Institute
New York Tribune
Gibier
Bellevue
Woonsocket
Canada
Rhode Island
Bismarck
Talleyrand
Waverner
Julius A. Palmer, JR
Rev
A. J. Diaz
Cuba
DR. Craig
Bright
Craig Medicine Co
Passaic, N. d
State Street
G. W. Simmons & CO
North ST
Cowdrey
Ea Jces
Mass
United States District Court
Nelson, J
John E. Damon
Supreme Judicial Court
Knowlton
Starbird
Perkins Street Baptist Society of
NEW Music
Oliver Ditson Company
Polka Francaise
Edward Grieg
Charles J. Dorn
America
W. Burke
Fred ‘I. Baker
Theodore Bendix
Stephen C Foster
William A. Gurney
Jensen
Ernst Perabo
Carl Dorn
E. W. Locke
Theodore Bonheur
Johanna Strauss
Josef Strauss
Eduard Strauss
Julian Becht
White-Smith Music Publishing Company
Wood Mill
Franz Behr
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Oston
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