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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1890

Page

2

Boston Nine Triumphs Over Chicago in First Place Tie Ups

The Boston nine defeated Chicago 6 to 0 in a one sided game at the South End. Hutchinson pitched well for Chicago while Getzein and Bennett led Boston battery work. Long, Tucker, Carroll and Brodie starred in the field and at the plate for Boston.

Bostons N. L Chicagos Boston League Hiutchinson Tucker Kittredge Getzein Anson Carroll Bennett South End Long Hines Burns Wright Earle Wilmot Brodie Sullivan McGarr Smith Cooney Hutchinson W Wright Boston

Bostons Defeat Pittsburgs In High Scoring Showdown

Boston defeats Pittsburgh 12 to 5 as Hardie Richardson homers and Hatfield stars in a hotly contested game. Brouthers Stovey and Nash prize hits drive a sixth inning rally while Pittsburgs answer with timely two baggers and defensive miscues.

Bostons P. L Pittsburgs Brotherhood Pittsborgs Staley Hardie Richardson Hatfield Rand Brouthers Stovey Billy’ Nash Gumbert Brown Dan Bialey Richardson Nash Hanlon Wisner Beckley Fields Kuehne Corcoran Quinn Swett S. Robinson Robinson Theittsburgs

Boston Victorious Over Pittsburgh in Scrappy Nine Inning Drills

In a rough nine inning game, Quinn and Hatfield produced sacrifice plays as Boston drove in runs. Stovey Hernandez hits fueled a three bagger by Stovey and doubles by Brouthers. Hatfield scored on Robinson wild throw, giving Boston a final edge despite Pittsburgh threats.

Quinn Hanlon Hatfield Bostons Stovey Brouthers Nash Corcoran Robinson

New Yorks Defeat Pittsburgs Amid Wild Pitching

New Yorks defeat Pittsburgs 11 to 7 after Baker struggles with wild pitches while New Yorks hitters and sharp fielding pace the win. pitching notes list Rusie and Clarke for New Yorks and Baker and Decker for Pittsburgs with 807 in attendance.

Brooklyns Win Over Cincinnatis in Errorless Tilt

In Brooklyn on July 11 the Brooklyns defeated the Cincinnatis 9 to 2 in an errorless game. Lovett and Daly pitched for Brooklyn with Daly also driving in runs. Key hits included home runs by Collins and Burns and a pair of two-base hits by McPhee Mullane and Daly. Attendance 2663. Time 1h 50m.

Brooklyns N. L Cincinnatis Brooklyn Pyochivas Incinnatis Lovett Daly Curyea Keenan McPhee Mullane Collings Collins Burns Duryea Terry Holliday Reilly Marr Beard Donovan Vampire—McDermott

Philadelphia club dominates Cleveland in high-scoring game

The Philadelphia N L club defeated Cleveland 10 to 2 with costly visitor errors. Keatin walked and wild pitches hurt Cleveland while Smith pitched steadily for Philadelphia. Attendance 1614 as Philadelphias racked up 13 hits to 9 for the Clevelands.

Philadelphias N. L Clevelands Philadelphia Cleveland Keatin Smith Philadélphias Visvesaries Ce Sas OO Stith Jements Beatin Zimmer Shriver Myers Allen Clements Smaley Vlen Hamilton Veach Tsumilton Burke Mayer Daily Davis Gilks Smalley Eatin Arden

Brooklyns Defeat Buffalos In Easy Baseball Tilt

Brooklyn defeats Buffalo 15 to 5 as Weyhing dominates on mound. Keefe struggles. Batting tally shows Brooklyn 21 hits to Buffaloes 9. Notable: Sunday Beecher two base hits Wise three base hit Ward Kinslow homer two, Joyc e Van Hauren three stolen bases. Time 2h 2m. Umpires Knight and Jones.

Brooklyns P. L Buffalos Brookyn Ward Bisons Keefe Weyhing Brookigosies Vets Cavee O'S Buakalue Cressccsvseea Ferrers Kinslow Mack Beecher Joyce van Hauren Eecher Knight Jones

Cleveland Bats Dominate Philadelphia in 11-6 Victory

Cleveland scores 11 runs on 11 hits and 5 errors to defeat Philadelphia 11 to 6. Pitcher substitution unsafe for the Phillies as Husted started then Kuell came in. key hits include two-base hits by Larkin Radford and Stricker and three-base hit by Isren nan. Attendance 923 with umpires Ferguson and Holbert. Time 1h 40m.

Clevelands P. L Philadelphias Philadelphia Husted Kuell Cleveland Clavelands Ccvecesse Phiadelphias Battesies Hasted Knotland Tiallman Askeley Satcliffe Larkin Radford Stricker Isrennan Flame Mulvey Bueffinton Shindle Wood Larki Delehinty McAleer Sutcliffe Pickett Browning Delehanty Melcer Knell Bufiaton Bakely Farrar Ferguson Holbert

Chicago Outplays New Yorks in 7th July Game

In New York on July 11 the Chicagos beat the New Yorks 7 to 2 as Baldwin pitched well and support improved. Umpire Leach did not appear, Keefe assisted Mathews. Chicago bunched hits, O'Day struggled, final line shows 9 base hits to 4 for New Yorks, 2 earned runs for Chicagos. Attendance 1637.

NEW Yorks N. L Pittsburgs New York Baker Puscuies Rusie Clarke Baker and Decker Lornung Hornung Tiernan Jiecker Bassett Burkett Miller Maker Pittsburgh Denny Roat Glasscock Esterbrook Wilson Tucker Laroque Wala L’owers Chicagos P. L Baldwin O’day Leach Keefe Mathews O'Day Cesseserree YORKS Errours Farrell Brown O’neill Ryan Darling Pfeffer O’ Rourke Ff O'Day Darling O’rourke Shannon Pfeffer Williamson Boyle

Unclear 19th Century League Scores Fragment

Fragmentary sports notes show Atlantic Association and American Association games with teams like Wilming, Worcesters, Toledos and Brooklyn, including uneven scores such as 7 4 and 9 8, but details and context are missing. No full events or dates are recoverable.

Fires Across Cities Report Widespread Destruction

A string of fires July 11 caused heavy losses: Ithaca's blaze destroyed 29 buildings at 28 500 dollars loss, Maidan Nizhnee Novgorod area burned 250 houses with six men and a girl killed, Henry Muller Brewing Company in Philadelphia damaged up to 100 000 dollars, Wickabong Hotel West Brookfield burned with 37 000 dollars loss, John Welsh Tawangan farm house and livery stable burned 1900 dollars, plus multiple small fires in Salem Roxbury and South Boston with minimal damage and near-suffocation scares.

Detroit Mich Ithaca St. Petersburg Maidan Nizhnee-Novgorod Philadelphia Henry Muller Brewing Company Thirty-first Street Jefferson Street Worce Estteer Wickabong West Brookfield Danielsonville Conn John Welsh Tawangan Salem SpeciAu Congress Street Honora Daley

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Strength and Vitality

Advertisement claims many are weak and weary due to heat disease or overwork. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy to build up the body purify blood restore appetite and quicken sluggish circulation.

Hood

Arbitration Board Recommends Nine Hour Day For Worcester Carpenters

The State Board of Arbitration reports its inquiry into Worcester carpenters strike of June 23. It urges contractors to adopt a nine hour day six days a week with hourly wages, noting some workers prefer ten hours and some contractors already use eight hours on Saturdays. It calls for prompt notice by both sides and suggests wage rates be agreed locally.

State Board of Arbitration Carpenters Worcester Carpenter Builders of Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of Ciy Charles H. Wancott RicHarp Pv Barry Ezra Uvavol Building Laborers’ Union Caledonia Hall Daniel O’keefe John Carless John Brennan J. Keohane J. Collins J. Sullivan G. Crump I. Eames R. Pike T. Scannell Amalgamated Building Trades Council Robert White M. C. Sullivan J. O’keefe J.J. Carroll Dorchester International Wood Carvers’ Association J. Yeagle KE. T. Drummond Thomas Lodge A. O. Klause Albert Forge J. Bull Messrs Kurrle W. Ochs G. Adams Progressive Association of Journeymen Freestone Cutters of Boston Carroll Hall John Lawrie Leonard Randall A. Bartley A. Gruber P. J. Walsh Joseph Bergen Sentinel Philadelphia Albany Springfield Baltimore Pressmen’s Hall Highland Lake

Original Package Liquor Sale Upheld in City Court

Judge Kelsey ruled that the original package means the box or barrel containing ale bottles sold by W. H. Case, proprietor of a BripGerort saloon. Case was fined 1265 and costs after a customer received a bottle and corkscrew. appeal noted.

BripGerort Conn Kelsey City Court Today W. H. Case Supreme Court of the United States

Educators Adjourn After National Education Association Session

The 34th annual National Educational Association convention adjourned after a day of papers and department meetings in St Paul. Dr. W T Harris spoke on university and school extension, with discussions on moral training and literacy groups. Race relations and suffrage were debated with emphasis on educational qualifications as a solution, as Livingstone College’s Price advocated civil rights alongside duties to the poor whites.

St. Paul The Educational Association W.T. Harris J. M. Baker Colorado Committee White Cross League Indorse American Humane Society United States Morgan National Educational Association A. 3 Gunby Louisiana Court of Appeals Price Livingstone College Salisbury N. C South Canfield W.r.garrett

International Conference Advances Patents and Health Treaties

The Secretary of State transmitted two measures from the International American Conference. One urges acceptance of Rio de Janeiro and Lima health regulations to curb contagious diseases while preserving trade, urging Central and North American adoption. The other endorses Montevideo patents and trademarks treaties, urging ratification across the Americas.

Washington Congress International American Conference Blame Gulf United States South America Central America Mexico West Indian Europe America Rio de Janeiro Lima Peru Brazil Paraguay Uruguay Argentine Montevideo Bolivia Chile Colombia Ecuador Venezuela Central North America

Hill Farm mine disaster verdict names Long responsible

Coroner's jury in PrirrspurG Pennsylvania holds Superintendent Robert Long criminally responsible for the deaths of Daniel Shearin and David Hay. They say the explosion was caused by John Kirwin opening a drill hole unlawfully under Long's direction and orders.

Prirrspurg Penn Hill Farm Robert Long Daniel Shearin David Hay John Kirwin Long

Literary Catalog of New York Books and Authors

A catalog listing numerous books and authors with publication details. Notable entries include works by Mrs. Partington Guy de Maupassant James Payn Octave Feuillet and Thomas A. Janvier. Publishers include J S Ogilvie Macmillan Harper & Bros Cassell Lovell and Belford Co.

Guy de Maupassant New York Minerva Publishing Company Thomas A. Janvier Harper & Bros Boston Charles Howard Montague C. W Dyar Cassell Publishing Company E. P. Robins Octave Feuillet Margaret Sidney D. Lothrop Company Marquise Caral Sassew York John W. Lovell Company American Authors M. Felix B. L. Farjeon Frank Howard Howe I. F. Lovell & Co James Payn Estelle Pees Publishing Cmpany Nessus Belford Company

Three New Books of Poetry and Other Works Reviewed

A critical survey of May Blossoms by Lilian, Lyrics and Idyls by Madison Cawein, and Messalina by Algernon Sydney Logan. The review mocks precocious child poets, criticizes style and clarity in Cawein, and finds Logan's verse largely prose in metric form. Also discussed are Two Lunatics and Practical Lessons in German Conversation, plus The Mortgage Foreclosed by E H Thayer as noted current releases.

Lilian Cawein Cavein Mr. Cawein Silius Logan Webster Mr. Logan New York G. P. Putnam’s Sons Boston W. B. Clarke & Co Madison Julius Cawein Louisville John P. Morton & Co Messalina Algernon Sydney Logan Philadelphia J. LB. Lippincots Company W. Bb. Clarke & Co Price

Auction Sales Listing From Tremont to Passumpsic Banks

Auction notices list Tremont Naf Hamilton Blackstone Metropolitan Suffolk Hill Man and Tremont Bank with Conn Passumpsic Rivers RR pfd listing various banks and companies including Loston Storagewarehouse Davidson Inv McKay Met and Payne Inv Co across multiple regions.

Tremont Hamilton N. Panel Blackstone N. Bank Metropolitan N. Bank Aeene N. Bank Wichita Kan Suffolk N. Bank Hill Man. "Co Great Falls Min. Co Tremont Bank Hamilton Bank Conn Passumpsic Rivers RR Loston Storagearehouse Co Davidson McKay Met Fast Ala’n Payne

Insurance and company notices across several firms

A compiled excerpt lists firms including American Insurance Co American Waltham Watch Co McMay W and Big H M Asso Ft Payne Coal and Iron Co First Nat Bank of Chelsea Rutland RR Istin 63 1902 $100 ps.

Hares Seven Nat. Bank City Bank Eagle Bk Suffolk Nat. Bank Columbian Nat. Bank Washington Nat. Bank Boylston Nat. Bank Mechanics’ Nat. Bank Worcester Dares Missouri Pacific RR American Steel Car Wheel Co Union Pacific RR de Phila Wilmington & Balt. RR MeekKay Met Fast Asso American Insurance Co American Waltham Watch Co McMay W& Big H. M. Asso Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co First Nat. Bk Chelsea Rutland

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