Harmless Killers Defeat Cincinnati In Sloppy Game
Boston pitchers Haddock allowed many bases on balls but Cincinnati barely attacked, as Boston won 6 to 0. Strong Boston fielding and timely hits backed by Kelly’s misjudgments and a late drop allowed Brouthers and Canavan to spark scoring, while Cincinnati struggled with errors and erratic play. Governor Page and Vermont Press Association members watched from upper boxes.
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George Haddock
Kelly
Bostons
Cincinnatis
Cincinnati
Hurley
Willie Mains
Mains
Farrer
McGeachy
Johnston
Canavan
Boston
Brown
Duffy
Om Brown
Robinson
Brouthers
Murphy
Arrest
Seery
Andrews
Farrell
Mavis
Stricker
Farrel
Page
Vermont
Press Association
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MeG’hy
O Kelly
O Can
Maurphy
Rob'son
Ojohasnet
Haddock
Olh
Whitn
Kadt
DiMalns
Ascoose
Bacrifice
Mcllerchy
Radford
Sticker
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Qecatiere
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Arre
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Gleason and Clements
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Clements
Lynch
Weather Outlook for New England and Nearby States
Partly cloudy Northern New England with tonight's showers possible and higher temperatures in Maine. varied changes in New Hampshire and Vermont. Southern New England sees more cloudiness and possible thunderstorms tonight with warm, southerly winds. Wednesday remains hot with local shower chances. Weather synopsis notes fair Eastern districts with cloud formation and scattered showers, especially Norfolk and Hatteras. Highs: 92 in Vicksburg and Memphis yesterday, 80 Albany and Boston, 88 New York coast, 84 Savannah, 86 Chicago. Northwest cooler below 70 in Montana and Dakotas. Forecast through Tuesday for Maine New Hampshire Vermont fair with stationary temps. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Eastern New York hot with south winds.
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New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Norfolk
Hatteras
Gulf States
Atlantic
Ocean
Montana
Lake
Canada
Mississippi Valley
New York
Vicksburg
Memphis
Albany
Boston
Savannah
Chicago
Dakotas
Washington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Fitchburg railroad launches summer timetable to Saratoga
The Fitchburg railroad on the Hoosac Tunnel route offers a new summer timetable with fast trains and reduced fares. Through trains eliminate the need to change cars. The fast express departs Boston at 11 a.m. and reaches Saratoga by 6 10 p.m. Returns depart Saratoga at 10 30 a.m. and arrive in Boston at 4 47 p.m., with Gardner connections to Worcester both ways.
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Fitchburg
Hoosac Tunnel
Saratoga
Boston
Gardner
Worcester
Strong Haile sentiment fuels Massachusetts governor race
The July political climate across Massachusetts shows Republicans debating if Lieutenant Governor Haile is the hour’s candidate. Crapo’s rising support alarms Brackett backers, while Beard, Lodge, Hoar and others weigh influence with Dawes and Crapo. Barrett backs Crapo. Brackett’s renomination looming. Dodge’s appraiser post stirs Barrett vs Beard tensions.
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Berkshire Hills
Merrimac
Commonwealth Republicans
Haile
Crapo
Brackett
Crano
Mr. Crapo
Cape
Mr. Haile
Congressman Lodge
A. W. Beard
Beard
United States Senate
Mr. Dawes
Commonwealth
Dawes
Senate
Hoar
Lodge
State Committee
Mr. Brackett
Barrett
Mr. Beard
Allen
Republican Club
Mssachusetts
Lowell
Mr. Dodge
Custom House
Colonel Stearns
Speaker Barrett
Collector Beard
Dodge
Vermont Editors Return Home After Association Outing
The Vermont Press Association wrapped up its outing in Boston after traveling from Nantasket on the early boat. Officers were elected aboard the voyage, with K. J. Humphrey named president and L. H. Lewis treasurer. Governor Page attended Niobe at the Museum, while delegates to the next National Editorial Convention were Luther Greene and Lewis Thayer.
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Vermont
Vermont Press Association
Nantasket
Green Mountain
Fitchburg
Central Vermont
Boston
Governor Page
Niobe
K. J. Humphrey
Poultney Journal
Warren Gibbs
St. Albans Messenger
C. H. Davenport
The
Brattleboro Reformer
Arthur F. Stone
St. Johnsbury Caledonian
L. H. Lewis
Hyde Park News and Citizen
T. E. Parker
Bradford Opinion
Charles T. Walter
St. Johnsbury
City affairs in Salem
In the Salem Common Council they received the Mayor’s veto on moving janitor control from the School Board to the Public Property committee. no action was taken. A Laurel to Linden water main project move was adopted. Ward 3 Fire Department house funding of 20 700 was referred to Finance. 300 was set for band concerts. The 440 000 tax levy, 33 000 more than last year, was laid on the table to next meeting.
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Salem
Specran
Common Council
Laurel
Linden
Hazel Street
Ward 3
Committee On
Correction on attribution of Republican opinion expression
A correction states that yesterday's Post wrongly attributed an opinion on Republican campaign issues to John Haskell Butler. It should have identified the expression as that of Mr. John Henry Butler.
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Republican Party
Post
John Haskell Butler
John Henry Butler
Very Young Thieves Take Gold From Safe on Hanover Street
Two young boys ages seven and four, Louis Goldstein and Andre Kopperman, unlocked a safe in Kopperman’s dry goods store and took seven dollars in coins plus a ten cent piece and a ten dollar gold piece. They were detained briefly at Station 1 but released after talk. the money was recovered.
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Hanover Street
Atroman Adams
Station 1
Frasier’s
Corner Cross
Hanover Streets
Louis Goldstein
Andre Kopperman
Kopperman
Morton Street
Goldstein
Captain Cain
Hotels list of travelers by city and state across multiple venues
A long roster of guests and travelers is shown, listing individuals by last names and first names along with their home cities and states. The compilation names numerous travelers staying at various hotels and lodging houses across regional hubs including New York Rhode Island Philadelphia New Haven Newark Colorado Indianapolis Halifax Bangor Lansing Montreal Pittsfield and more. It reads like a guest directory with numerous couples and families named alongside their origins.
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Youne
Edward W. Church
New York
J. H. Dalen
Rhode Island
H. E. Williams
Philadelphia
G. M. Hubbard
New Haven
A. M. Schaffer
Martin E. Parker
Newark
Robert E. Chetwood
W. E. Green
Colorado
E. B. Pierce
Indianapolis
Arthur N. Whitman
Halifax
James K. Clark
Georgia
Quincy
T. R. Brown
Henry Wolf
C. F. Holmes
Chesterfield
H. J. Cross
Augusta
A. Mackenzie
John Moriarty
Bangor
J. C. Saunders
Lansing
Mich
Peter Bennett
Montreal
E. F. Donegan
Pittsfield
C. D. Hamilton
Fitchburg
R. H. Chandler
St. John
Charles H. Dodd
Portsmouth
H. K. Parker
Bradford
William A. Roberts
Biddeford
Arthurd. McQuirk
Ratland
Samuel 3. Platt
Charles E. Allen
Burlington
James Ailen
W.J. Humphrey
Geneva
N. Y
J. E. Harris
Warwick
Crawforp
F. A. Henry
Haverhill
Thompson
Wooster
Conn
Cassard
Baltimore
J W. Plin
Paine
Providence
Lavernn
J. R. Stevens
Rochester
W. Bond
P.O. Dowse
Sam Rust
Holyoke
D. W
F. C. Hawley
Spaulding Barrett
Webster
Stewardson
Worcester
Dixon
Attleboro
F. H. Kemson
Buffalo
W. Bs. Nawser
Nawser
Brunswick
A. E. Reynolds
Columbus
W. D. Fletcher
George M. Phelps
George Keyes
Edward Robinson
New Bedford
N. B. Willis
D. H. Radiant
Yen D. C
William W. Collin
Vincome
J. W. Kimball
F. M. Hawly
W. 5. Henderson
Chicago
E.torrey
Niobe Maintains Hold in Fifth Week at Boston Museum
Abbott and Teal's Comedy Company extends Niobe at the Boston Museum into its fifth week as audiences, including suburban residents, fill seats. The theatre remains cool and the play earns strong public favor for its hearty humor and charming performance.
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Niobe
Abbott & Teal
Boston Museum
Boston
Many Luckless Immigrants Denied Landing at Harbor
Yesterday eight immigrants were forbidden to land. Five aboard the State of Indiana from Halifax included Mrs. Catherine McDonald and four children. Three Italians from the Mediterranean aboard the Kepler were denied entry. All passengers must depart. Appeals have been made to the Treasury Secretary from decisions affecting the Samuelson family from Cephalonia and two Liverpool arrivals on July 4.
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State of Indiana
Halifax
Catherine McDonald
Mediterranean
Secretary of the Treasury
Inspector of Immigration
Samuelson
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Mills
Satchell
Winthrop Town Meeting Votes on Streets and Health
A special Winthrop town meeting last evening, with Alfred Tewksbury as moderator, ratified widening Herman street and appropriated 50 for the project. Voted against building a school at Winthrop Beach and tabled a sewer on the town’s south part. Appropriations included 1000 for the Board of Health to abate a nuisance on the flats, 7000 to buy a street roller, and 500 for grading Cutler street. Also voted not to ratify the Bowdoin street extension to Washington street.
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Winthrop News
Winthrop
Alfred Tewksbury
Herman Street
Winthrop Beach
Board of Health
Cutler Street
Bowdoin Street
Washington Street
Unkempt borders of Mystic Lake prompt editor’s call
To the Editor of the Post the writer criticizes piles of mud leaves and brush along Mystic Lake shores taken from the water. He urges Water Commissioners to mobilize their Irish brigade from the Sewer pumping soup station to remove the unsightly debris and improve the landscape.
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Mystic Lake
Messrs. Water Commissioners
Abt Memorial Unveiled by German American Societies
In Brunswick on July 18 the ABT Memorial honoring Franz Abt was officially unveiled by local German-American musical societies, marking a ceremonial tribute to the composer.
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ABT
Brunswick
Franz Abt
Peterson Sticks Tillman: State Aid Clerk Faces Ouster
Reuben Peterson, paymaster of the soldiers relief fund, defends his role amid a dispute over whether he is legally holding his office under the Board of Aldermen. The debate centers on an order to adjust the State aid payments and the potential replacement by Robert Cox, with Alderman Stacey backing Peterson and Leary delaying action.
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Reuben Peterson
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
Corporation Counsel
Peterson
Board of Aldermen
Committee On State Aid
Ace
Turner
Petersen
Stacey
Grand Army
Boston
James T. Field
Alderman Leary
Stacy
Flood
Leary
Yeas
Farmer
Lee
Reagan
Mays
Carruth
Lewis
Meyer
Rust
Sullivan
Nays
Alderman Keenan
Mr. Peterson
Alderman Stacey
Robert Cox
Children Enjoy Big Fireworks Night at Pompeii Boston
Press night at Pompeii features a child friendly fireworks programme with clowns ballet and a tiny girl bicyclist. Hundreds of youngsters accompanied by parents nurses and aunts fill the amphitheatre as Pain fireworks stage exciting acts and a special press night awaits New England journalists. Generals Grant and Veazey are expected on G A R night with the Boston Brigade Band performing war songs and patriotic airs for the veterans.
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Fanny
Pompeii
Pompeiian
Messrs
Pain
Boston
New England
Pompeiian Management
Grant
Veazey
Boston Brigade Band
John Dyer
Boys In Blue
Massachusetts Grads to Send 2000 Veterans to Detroit
Massachusetts Grand Army posts expect about 2000 men to attend the national encampment in Detroit next month. The Department of Massachusetts departs Boston at noon on Aug 1, with most officers and eligible delegates. Veterans travel options include routes via Lake Champlain Montreal Albany Binghamton Hingate Falls and via the Osweca Tunnel West Shore Niagara Falls.
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Massachusetts
Grand Army
Detroit
Department of Massachusetts
Boston
Department
Fitchburg
Wich
Lake Champlain
Montreal
Albany
Binghampton
Hingete Falls
Oosac Tunnel
West Shore
Niagara Falls
Count William Bismarck Resigns as Hanover Regency Chief
Berlin July 13. Count William Bismarck second son of Prince Ismarck resigns as president of the Regency of Hanover. He intends to retire toVarzin, his father s estate.
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William Bismarck
Berlin
Count William Bismarck
Prince Ismarck
Hanover
Varzin
Supreme Court session lists cases for today
In Equity Suffolk list of matters before Judge Larnnop includes Richardson versus Shattuck and Carey versus Williams among cases assigned for today with motions to be heard.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Larnnop
Richardson
Probate Court Proceedings in Essex County Wills and Administrations
In Essex County Probate Court July 13 the wills of Joan Byron Henry Cutler Mary A Dave Ann C Jewett John R Lane Elizabeth McKering Catherine P Palmer and Jonathan J Porter were proved Administrations granted on estates of Belinda Babb Richard Hennessy John A Hoyt Moses Johnson Margaret Mullaney Sarah W Perley Hapora Rearden. Inventories filed include Hannah Center Martha Green Sarah Francis Huse Henry Kingsbury Harriette Littlefield Mary A Mills William S Pycott Sarah Selman Amos Davis Catherine Mellowan Adelaine I Mayberry Charles H Hopkinson Mary Elizabeth Jaques. The will of Mary A Dane bequeaths 200 to First Congregational Church Hamilton. An appeal from the decree setting up the will was taken. The will of Catherine B Palmer bequeathes 100 to Groveland Congregational Church and to Miss Almira Steele's Orphanage for Colored Children at Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Essex
Lawrence
HarMeEn
Essex County
Peasons
Joan Byron
Henry Cutler
Mary A. Dave
Hamilton
Ann C.jewett
Georgetown
John R. Lane
Methuen
Elizabeth McKering
Catherine P. Palmer
Georgeown
Jonathan J. Porter
Bedord
Belinda Babb
Amesbury
Harriette R. Littlefield
Boxford
Mary A. Mills
Haverhill
William 8. Pycott
Gloucester
Sarah Selman
Lynn
Amos Davis
Catherine Mellowan
Adelaine I. Mayberry
Andover
Charles H. Hopkinson
Groveland
Mary Elizabeth Jaques
Newburyport
Mary A. Dane
First Congregational Church of
Catherine &. Palmer
Congregational Church of
Almira Steele
Chattanooga
Teun
Train tragedy claims Thomas McGrath in Northampton
Thomas McGrath a 31 year old man was killed at Pleasant street crossing on the Connecticut River road when freight trains blocked the view of an approaching train. He jumped from his wagon into the path of cars and was dragged under as one of his horses bolted a mile with the wagon’s china wheel stump.
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Northampton
Thomas McGrath
Pleasant Street
Connecticut River Road
Coke oven lodgings draw sanitary inquiry at Lanchester
At Annfield Plain in Durham a sanitary board hears of a disused coke oven serving as a lodging for vagrants and tramps. Proprietors claim occupants are not tramps, noting some have lived and worked there for years. Plank beds serve as furniture while a sanitary inspector is to investigate.
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Defoe
Colonel Jack
Annfield Plain
Durham
Lanchester
Rutherford
Protesters win Metz council in municipal vote
Berlin reports Metz election results show a council of twenty three Protestors and nine Germans. The sensational outcome highlights a radical shift in local politics stirring reactions in the German capital.
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Metz
Berlin
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