Reds Win Handed Down Nine To Chicagoed
The game at Congress street grounds yesterday afternoon featured poor fielding by Chicago as the Reds won. Radford’s two-base error, Canavan’s miscue, and a trio of well-placed hits by Boston aided the Reds. Buffinton pitched steadily. Crane struggled but kept the visitors from scoring more. Notable plays by Radford, Stricker, Farrell, Andrews, and Robinson highlighted Boston’s defense and offense.
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Congress Street Grounds
Reds
Radford
Carney
Buffinton
Crane
Stricker
Farrell
Murphy
Kelly
Robinson
Whitney
Jon
Burlinton
Canavan
Jarrell
Brown
Bautlinton
Duffy
Andrews
Stouthers
Boston
Seery
Cincinnati
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R.f
Rob’son
Johns
Ncf
Whitn
OiCrane
Van
Buflinton
Johnston
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Ferguson
Carroll
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O Cooney
Tucker
O Preffer
Lowelf
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Bennett
Oo Kittredge
Clarkson
Chicago
Eess Cheeekene
Bomon Schiccescressso
Ryan
Kittredge
Long
Anson
Dahlen
Cooney
Quinn
Nash
Stovey
ST. Louis
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Washington
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Miller
MccGill
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Athletics
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New York Tennis State Championship Gentlemen Singles
At Saratoga New York July 14 the State lawn tennis championship for gentlemen singles concluded preliminary rounds and began rounds of play. Notable matches included Colby and Worthington, Hall and Cluett, with Hall and Hovey emerging strong contenders as rounds continued and the ladies singles saw Miss Hobart defeat Miss Ritchie in a well played match.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Mr. Stewart
St. Augustine
W. H. Cluett
Saratoga A. C
Smith
E. L. Hall
New York T. C
George Worthington
Dennis Miller
J. A. Seavey
B. B. B. Mitchell
Boston
Eri. H. Cluett
P. P. McPherson
T. C
Washington
F. A. Weed
Potsdam T.C
Fred A. Hovey
Longwood T.C
F. G. Ritchie
W. L. Mulford
New York
Sidney J. Smith
Ballston Spa
Colby
Colby-Shepard
Cleveland
L. A. Jones
W. A. Coluett
Smith-Cluett
Hall
Worthington
Miller
D. P. McPherson
Brown
Yates
Hovey
J. Smith
Birley
Ritchie
McCormick
Kelvey
Cluett
Mulford
Hobart
Agnes Ritchie
Grand Circuit Opener At Homewood Park Draws Four Thousand
About 4000 spectators attended the opening Grand Circuit races at Homewood Driving Park Pittsburg. The day featured fast tracks and close finishes with favorites winning. In the 2:29 trot Nettie King edged Wyandotte to first, lowering Nettie King’s record from 2:38 to 2:2414 and Wyandotte’s from 2:30 to 2:2414.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Homewood Driving Park
Nettie King
Wyandotte
Man Charged With Throwing Woman Down Stairs in West End
Lizzie Allen, 25, was hurled down stairs at 213 Cambridge Street. She was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital and was expected to recover. Maurice OConnor, held on assault charges, is under bonds awaiting trial for a prior staircase assault on another woman.
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West End
Lizzie Allen
Cambridge Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lizzie
Cambridge Avenue
Glawson
O’neil
C. W. Gray
Division 3
Maurice O’connor
O’connor
New England Shoe and Leather Association Special Meeting
A special meeting of the New England Shoe and Leather Association will be held in the Exchange room on the ground floor today at 1 p.m. to discuss measures to remedy the growing evil of dating bills ahead of shipment. All members are urged to attend.
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New England Shoe and Leather Association
Exchange Room
Sentences in Superior Court Pronounced By Judge Prodgett
In the Superior Court yesterday Judge Prodgett handed down sentences. Richard Fenton received three years in the House of Correction for receiving stolen goods. Minors Patrick Lowery and Frederick Wharton were sentenced to the Massachusetts Reformatory for breaking and entering.
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Prodgett
Richard Fenton
House of Correction
Patrick Lowery
Frederick Wharton
Massachusetts Reformatory
Mystic Park Harness Meet Features Archie B in 2:33 Class
Mystic Park hosts two harness races with Archie B favored in 2:33 class and Martha Wilkes winning the 2:24 event. Rinaldo led early in the 2:33 heats before Archie B took over, while Martha Wilkes dominates the 2:24 mile heats, with Chance and Violin close in the second and third heats.
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Mystic Park
K. Drew
Great Falls
Davis
Cambridge
Foster
Tilton
Viking
Thomas Mayfield
Rinaldo
Archie
Mr. Wiggins
Martha Wilkes
Gretchen
Fowler Boy
Archie B
Kittie J
Pilot
Happy Home
Sunshine
Frank Wilkes
Wilkes
Fred G
Drew
Happy Horne
B. G
J. Carpenter
Br. G
F. E. Wilson
G. Duckworth
Rockview Farm
C. m
Bent
Libya
Louis P
Chance
Black Shaw
Golden
Mr. Drew
Violin
Bowen
Shan
B. m
E. D. Wiggit
Seeeeeh
Chance, Ch
Scr
B. Be
A. We Ace
Bik. G
J. J
Eves Cone
W. m
French Bastille Anniversary Banquet in Boston
The French Union in Boston marked the 103d anniversary of the fall of the Bastille with a banquet at the Thorndike hall. About eighty attendees, including many women, heard Dr. G A Raymond as honorary president speak on France's political scene and the Triple Alliance while songs were performed by several performers.
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Bastile
Boston
French Union
Thorndike
M. Thiébaut
G. A. Raymond
France
Raymond
Paul Caze
E. C. Trinité
Georges Alba
Cahors
G. Alba Raymond
Messrs
Littaye
Trinité
Alba
H. Délémontex
E. C. Trinite
Ernest Mieusset
Phillipe Mabille
J. B. Bailhé
C. L. Thery
KE. Maudruit
J. Mendes
J. Stern
T. Perrot
Aug
Maljean
Henri Jouve
E. P. Littaye
J. Duplain
8. Mieusset
J. Bb. Pomes
C. H. Délémontex
E. Prévot
R. Beterous
P. Bonin
H. Jarbier
Hotels and Inns Guest Directory in City Listings
A long list of guests and patrons at hotels and taverns including Youna Nichols and wife Danvers, James Drake Bath, Felix Mundi New York, and many other individuals and couples. Entries cover AMERICAN, TAVERN, CLARK, TREMON T, PARKER, United States, WHORNDIKK, Brunswick and more with names, residences and associated properties.
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Youna’s—L A. Nichols
Danvers
James B. Drake
Bath
James E. Warren
Portland
Felix Mundi
New York
George Ramsdell
F. J. Arnold
Waterville
J. K. Wright
Newburg
N. Y
W. H. Haile
Springfield
Quincy
H. Bd. Winter
Hartford
Wi. Whitney
Troy
D. Hazen
St. Johnsbury
F. M. Daily
Lynn
A. J. Crane
Chicopee
J. Oaks
Malden
C. A. Bent
Milford
A. A. Diclatyre
Amberican
I. T. McKessock
Columbia
A. $. Harmount
New Haven
John Ellis
L. G. Clark
W. L. Grout
Orange
T. H. Chase
H Darrett
J. D. Remington
Vincomt
T. W. Kimball
A. Brunell
Gouveneur Morris
Thomas Chalmess
Chicago
Roger Sherman
Titusville
W. McWherley
Scotland
Emma Rose
Philadelphia
F. W. Mead
A. B. McGregory
Indianapolis
Akron
C. J. Carison
A. J. Connors
Fall River
Tremont
Randall Spaulding
Montclair
I. Demmerell
J. Litchstein
William T. Davis
Plymouth
F. P. Marsh
I. H. Goodbody
New York; Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Robinson, Dennis;i. L. Lutkins
M. Barlow
Memphis
Parker
J. D. Hood
A. H. Bradbury
N. P. Bond
Baltimore
I. E. Dana
Brooklyn
S. &. Townsend
K. A. Hitchcock
St. Louis
D. Bennett
United StatEs
A. W. Lemon
Wabash
T. H. Lee
Charles
Hewett
Henry G. Thompson
S. W. Gleason
Gloucester
William H. Chattee
D. Carlton
George N. Smalley
George W. Taylor
Kalamazoo
George W. Aiken
Cincinnati
Alexander Hendry
Detroit
Whorndikk
E. L. Cushman
George L. Forbush
George M. Stearns
E. B. Danes
W. M. Hoffman
Iquique
Chile
Charles F. Bill
Brunswick
C. C. Gilman
Iowa
W. Crompton
Herbert Brumard
Fort Warren
Colder Post Foretells Northern New England Showers
The forecast notes cloudy weather with local showers in Northern New England and a slight temperature fall, winds shifting from southerly to westerly tonight, while Southern New England faces partly cloudy and showery skies with cooler winds. Thursday should bring fair, cooler conditions.
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POST
New England
Burgess Funeral Today at Trinity Church
The yacht designer Edward Burgess is mourned with services at Trinity Church this afternoon conducted by Bishop elect Phillips Brooks. Burial will be in Mount Auburn's family lot. Pallbearers include General Paine Commodore Tucker Henry Hovey and several prominent local figures. Western yacht clubs held meetings yesterday with resolutions and flags at half mast at multiple club houses and works around Boston.
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Burgess
Edward Burgess
Trinity Church
Lo’clock
Phillips Brooks
Mount Auburn
General Paine
Commodore Tucker
Eastern Yacht Club
Henry H. Hovey
Joan Bryant
Franklin Haven
Franklin Dexter
J. Malcom Forbes
William F. Whitney
Emory A. Lawrence
Fastern
Massachusetts Yacht Clubs
Marblehead
Cornthian
Hull
Atlantic Works
Boston
Undertakers Association dinner plans for improved burial facilities
The Undertakers Association of Boston met at the United States Hotel last evening at 8 o'clock with about twenty five members. A 7:30 business meeting discussed cremation and other funeral business matters and plans were set to secure better and larger facilities for interment of the dead.
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Undertakers Association
Undertakers Association of Boston
United States
Contested Emerson Richardson Estate in Equity Honor Shattuck
In Suffolk Probate Supreme Court equity July 14 the suit by executor against William S Shattuck over a 6000 trust for Shattuck and family is heard. Executors claim Shattuck promised to pay a mortgage of 1500. plaintiff and King advanced the sum to prevent foreclosure and seek repayment through the widow Emerson’s estate. The case discusses trusts versus creditors’ bills and statutes of frauds while trial proceeds.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Lararer, J
Emerson Spencer W. Richardson
William
Shattuck
Billin Equity
Emerson
Carmie B. King
Tastator
King
William S. Shattuck
Schuyler Street
Boston
West End Savings Bank
Shattucs
Plaintiff
Said William
James Longley
Horace KE. Ware
Said
Ware
Longley
J. Willard
G. R. Nutter
Harvard Faces Oxford Challenge for Thames Eight
Oxford University Boat Club issued a challenge to Harvard for an eight-oared race on the Thames planned for early September. Harvard leaders in New York show interest but Harvard management may not accept under current conditions. Crew members are scattered and out of training, with Captain Perkins in New York. A meeting may decide but signs point to non acceptance.
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London
Harvard Boat Club
Oxford University Boat Club
Thames
New York
Harvard
Boston
Post
Oxford
Yale
Perkins
New Tow Boat Piscataqua Maiden Voyage Down Harbor
The new tug Piscataqua built by Atlantic works East Boston sailed for Piscataqua Navigation Co of Portsmouth N H on its thal trip with about thirty aboard. She measures 1887 feet overall 19 feet beam and 9% feet deep has inverted vertical compound engine 20 inch stroke and Scotch flue boiler plus a wrecking pump. Captain George F Woodman to command and she is designed for towing brick barges.
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Piscataqua
Atlantic Works
Boston
Piscataqua Navigation Company
Portsmouth
N. H
George F. Woodman
Probate Court Admits Wills and Lists Administrations
Suffolk probate records on July 14 show wills admitted for John L Jenks George W Allan E M Harris Alfred C Munroe Charlotte V Waterman Charles Woodbury and Alice C Woodman. Administrations granted to many including Hans P Anderson Maris A Mollinari Marie A Manning Emma P Swift and others with inventories filed detailing real and personal estates for multiple estates. Also Laura L Thompson petition for separate support denied as the Connecticut Supreme Court decree bars the petition.
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Suffolk Ss
McKim
J. Wills
John L. Jenks
George W. Allan
E. M. Harris
Alfred C. Munroe
Charlotte V. Waterman
Charles Woodbury
Alice C. Woodman
Hans P. Anderson
Maris A. Mollinari
Marie A. Manning
Emma P. Swift
Mary Hines
William Lever
Daniel Leary
Maria J. Hill
Dennis Shea
Lydia F. Currant
Michael Troy
Eliot Phillips
Thomas ¥.Little
Caroline Murphy
Charles D. Pheney
Samuel Bofbey
Graham Dickinson
George Eliot
Everett C. Jay
William Holmes
Stephen W. Mansfield
Cornelius Murphy
Ernst W. F. Nutter
William C. Nichols
Charles W. Whittemore
William E. Garrier
Wilhelmina Kesseihuth
Mary E. Weinz
Priscilla P. Danforth
Frederick Bb. Taylor
John ©. Crossman
Mark Googins
Calvin Swallow
James Murray
William Powell Mason
Freeman M. Dyer
William R. Pearmain
Eben Tourjee
Laura L. Thompson
L. V. Tompson
Supreme Court of Connecticut
W. F. Slocum
Peti
Rand Avery Strike Fails to Disrupt Company Operations
Rand Avery Supply Company reports no disruption from printers strike. Treas. Weeks says demand for Saturday half holiday cannot be met, positions filled, Pathfinder and baby Pathfinder to issue as planned. Union influence claimed but no concessions granted.
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Rand-Avery Supply Company
Weeks
Pathfinder
Mr. Weeks
Boot and Shoe Firm Longs For Creditors Seeks Settlement
Joan Long & Son boot and shoe manufacturers at Braintree with a Boston salesroom have failed and assigned assets to Francis Burke and C. H. Alden. Total liabilities not to exceed 60 000 dollars. Principal debt from Fayerweather & Laden about 10 000 dollars. Assets include real estate stock and accounts. Inventory to be made and creditors notified for adjustment. Assets in New York attached for 12 000 dollars by Fayerweather & Laden.
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Joan Long & Son
Braintree
No. 3
High Street
Francis Burke
State Street
C. H. Alden
Boston House of New
Fayerweather & Laden
Boston
New York
Fayerweather & Ladew
Funeral of Moses Withington in Brookline
The funeral for Moses Withington former town treasurer of Brookline was held at his Auburn Street home at 8 pm yesterday. Rev. Dr. Jeremiah Taylor led a simple service with many friends and relatives in attendance. Interment followed at Walnut Hills Cemetery with town flags at half mast in his memory.
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Moses Withington
Brookline
Auburn Street
Jeremiah Taylor
Walnut Hills Cemetery
Rattan Furniture Display At Paine’s Warerooms
A feature on durable, comfortable rattan furniture urging safe purchase under the Darwinian theory of toughness. The piece promotes Paine’s Furniture Warerooms as hosting an interesting and varied display this week for shoppers to witness.
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Paine
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