Baseball box score fragment from Daily Carroll Farrell
In a brief scoring note, Gilligan and Miller each had two passed balls and two strikeouts by Galvin Daily Fields. Walks issued to Flines and Washingtons Pittsburgh errors count four. O'Brien C Carroll was hit by a pitch. Time 45 minutes. Umpire Doescher.
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Philadelphias
Detpoits
PO. A. E
R. BH. PO
A.E. Wood
Andrews
Brouth
Zogarty
A. Ok
Rowr Ae Sai Ete
Farrar
White
Irwin
Hanlon
Bastian
Manning
McGuire
Oj Briody
Casey
Weidman
Detroits
Richardson
Briody
Fogarty
Mulvey
Sullivan
Washington
Pittsburg
Washingtons
Pittsburgs
Kuehne
O’brien
Farrell
Myers
PO R
Hk BH
Polakarroll
Miller
Gilligan
Shaw
Galvin
Pittsborgs
Cliff Carroll
Daily
Freds Carroll
Flines
Pittsburgh
C. Carroll
Fields
Doescher
Manchesters
Portlands
Sheffler
Andrus
Ellis
Dickerso
Coughlin
O O'Hatfheld
Carney
O O'Thayer
Duffy
Clarkson
McDermott
Canavan
Dickerson
Sheffer
Trask
Ferson
Hatfield
Schoeneck
Lufberry
Wortlands
Phinney
Lawrence Lynns Battle For Season Thriller In Exciting Noon Game
Lawrence wins a dramatic afternoon game highlighted by Murphy and Campana keying a late run surge. Henry and Ray anchored the battery as Lawrence tops Lynn 8 to 7 in a high offensive showing. The second game features Canavan stellar catches and Ellis delivering a pivotal ninth inning home run for Manchester Portland in a tied contest.
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Lawrence
Lynns
Murphy
Lawrences
Henry
Ray
A.B. Campana
Noack
Leighton
Hamilton
O’brien
Donovan
Lynch
Burke
Spill
Farrell
Corcoran
Turner
Coughlin
Murray
Lynnus
Campana
Houck
Lyn
O'Brien
Terrin
Fime
Sheffer
Ellis
Portland
Dickerson
Post Team Tops Traveller In Wellington League clash
The Traveller and Post teams of the News paper League played yesterday at Wellington with the Post securing a decisive 16 to 6 victory. Post batsmen collected eight singles and four doubles off Silek, who had a lame arm. Tilton allowed a few hits but Post fielding was uneven. The win lifts Post to 2-0 in league play, while other clubs stand at various gaps in the standings. Umpire was Mr. Ed Barrett.
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Chicagos
NEW Yorks
R. Bh.po
A. E. R. Bh.po. Ale
Ewing
Sullivan
Ward
Myan
O' Connor
O Anson
Tiernan
Pfeffer
Lgore
Dorgan
Burns
Rich
Flint
Oskrown
Clarkson
Keefe
Ig & In
Coe
Sis Cie Rcs
Brown
Gore
Richardson
van Haltren
Ryan
Connor
Williamson
Philadelphia
Phillies
Irwin
Casey
Hanlon
Rowe
Farrar
POST
Traveller and Post
Wellington
Silek
Tilton
Globe
Transcript
Traveller
Herald
Lory Crt
Relecei Sista Hace
Esa Icialate
Ed Barrett
New England League meeting settles Lowell Portland protest
Lawrence July 15 The New England Baseball League met at Franklin House with W S Knox presiding. Clubs from Lowell Manchester Lawrence Haverhill Lgeni Hi Portland attended. Protest over a Lowell Portland game was denied after testimony. season ends Sept 17 with 50 games per club and one base for hits between foul line and 210 feet.
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NEW England League
Lawrence
New England Baseball League
Franklin House
W.S. Knox
H. E. Shaw
F. W. Howe
Edward Cheeney
Lowell
F. W. Leonard
H.S. Clough
Manchester
W. F. Kelly
W. H. Burnham
A. B. Priest
Haverhill
Henry Murphy
Lgeni
Hi. L.spence
Portland
Walter W. Burnham
League
Blues
Leonard
Baseball scores from early games show varied outcomes
At St. Louis St. Louis 8 Athletics 2. Cleveland 7 Metropolitans 6. Louisville 7 Baltimores 1. Cincinnati 11 Brooklyns 3.
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St. Louis
Athletics
Cleveland
Clevelands
Metropolitans
Louisville
Louisvilles
Baltimores
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Beauties of Mt Desert Boost in Real Estate Boom
Bar Harbor notes rising real estate activity on Mt Desert Island as several cottage sites near Bar Harbor are planned. The Bar Harbor and Mt. Desert Island Land and Investment Company buys a 1.5 mile front, promising valuable seaside plots with minimal liabilities. Summer visitors spread across the island, with elite becoming island cottages. Transportation lines report higher tourist numbers. grocers see stronger business. President Cleveland will not visit Northeast Harbor this season. Secretary Whitney will represent the administration and reside at Burton Harrison’s cottage.
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MT. Desert
Bar Hanpor
Mt. Desert Island
Bar Harbor
Mt. Desert Island Land and Investment Company
Hards
Cleveland
Erastus Corning
Northeast Harbor
New England
Whitney
Burton Harrison
Evicted widow and children left destitute in street scene
Jane McDonald a widow and her three children Edward 14 John 11 and Mary 8 were evicted from 69 North Margin street for non payment of rent the furniture dumped in the yard. John Vaughan a cranberry bogger at South Carver killed himself by blowing the top of his head.
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Jane McDonald
Edward
John
Mary
North Margin Street
Chardon Street
John Vaughan
South Carver
Several Large Fires Across Mills and Harbors
A late 19th century dispatch reports widespread fires in Barn and surrounding towns. Major losses include three shipyard hulls at New England Shipbuilding Company, a barkentine, a tug, and multiple workshops, with total damage shown at substantial but uninsured sums. Rescue work involved local crews and aid from Brunswick, with measures to rebuild underway.
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Barn
New England Shipbuilding Company
Portland
Lewiston
Brunswick
Oakum
William T. Anderson
Long Island
New Jersey
Cocheco
Dover
N. H
William H. Dietz
Philadelphia
Annie
Bailey
Randall
Charles E. Moody
Wakefield
Durfey
Mills Burned at Baltimore Fire Destroys Mills and Warehouses
Barrmore July 15 Maryland Hominy and Cerelline Mill burned with $80 000 loss in machinery and stock. Fire spread to three adjoining Enoch Pratt warehouses storing wheat flour and barrels, nearly all destroyed. The Gambrill Manufacturing Co roller flour mill upper story burned and lower damaged. Gambrill damage about 200 000. Pratt buildings about 10 000, J Conner owned properties about 10 000.
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Baltimore
Barrmore
Maryland Hominy and Cerelline
Enoch Pratt
Gambrill Manufacturing Company
Gambrill Company
Mr. Pratt
Homing and Cerealine Company
J. Conner
Large Sugar Refinery in Ruins at Montreal
Fire destroyed the seven story St. Lawrence Sugar Refinery on Queen Street and extending to King Street. Flynn O Brien Caverton Jones houses burned with adjacent sheds. Moore killed by falling from a ladder. Dozens missing, debris searched for bodies as 400 workers lost jobs. Insurance total about 600000 with 420000 in US firms. Previous fire in January 1884 had 124696 loss.
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Everett
East Avenue
A. C. Gash
H. M. Rounds
Hookstrr
N. H
Sally Mitchell
George B. Hatch
Newbury
Mammoth Hot Sprines
Wyo
Norris Geyser Basin
National Park
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Queen Street
King Street
Flynn
O’ Brien
Cavernton
Jones
Moore
United States
Local Alarms Report Multiple Small Fires and Injury
Fire dispatches recount a kerosene stove explosion at Langdon Place No 3 owned by Agnes Y. Russell and occupied by Alexander Pullen with 61 cents damage. A candle at 86 Dearborn Street caused $10 damage. Hose 14 driver Albert D. Perry was injured in a responding crash. Benzine in a Culbert Street Brighton wagon ignited causing $35 damage. Alarm from Box 217 noted.
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Langdon Place
Agnes Y. Russell
Alexander Pullen
Dearborn Street
Albert D. Perry
Washington and
Dudley Streets
Albert Hayward
Culbert Street
Brighton
Fires Claim Homes and Factories Across Cities
Reading losses total about 4 2800 dollars with most uninsured contents. St Louis Bergdoll Company fire causes 115000 dollar damage with full insurance. Eddyville Lawrence Cement Works burns for 140000 dollars with 51000 insurance. Pawtucket fire damages George W. property in Providence area.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis Bergdoll Company
Twenty-ninth Street
Ronpoint
N. Y
Lawrence Cement Works
Eddyville
Providence
R. I
Pawtucket
George W
Hull Yacht Club First Championship Regatta Opens Today
Hull Yacht Club sails its first championship regatta starting at 3 p.m. under Corinthian rules. Prizes include a club championship and a $10 second prize per class. Numbers are issued by M. J. Kiley and must be affixed on the mainsail. The Volunteer work progresses but its trial trip is pushed to Tuesday. Beverly and Corinthian clubs also hold regattas today.
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Hull Yacht Club
New England Yacht Racing Association
Acit
M. J. Kiley
Spring Lane
Boston
Hull Gut
Hotel Pemberton
Regatta Committee
Oatmeal Millers Plan Canada Wide Price Company
The Ontario Oatmeal Millers' Association in session in Toronto decided to form a company with $80,000 capital comprising all Canadian oatmeal millers. It will collaborate with the American association, send an agent to Europe, and withhold shipments to keep prices at a respectable level.
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Canada
Toronto
Ontario Oatmeal Millers’ Association
Europe
Earl of Aberdeens Arrives in New York for Addresses
The Earl of Aberdeens arrives in New York and stays at the Hotel Brunswick. He receives addresses from Scotch and Irish citizens in the hotel’s banquet hall. The countess wears a pale blue silk dress with silver embroidery and diamonds. Delegations are presented by the Caledonian Club and the Irish parliamentary fund committee.
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New York
Earl of Aberdeen
Brunswick
Caledonian Club
Irish Parliamentary Fund Committee
Chinamen Forwarded In Bond Through Montreal
A cargo of twenty seven Chinese laborers arrived in Montreal in bond from San Francisco. The men were consigned to New York and found sealed at Dalhousie station. Each worker must obtain a consul certificate before transfer.
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Bond
Montreal
New York
San Francisco
Dalhousie Station
Coroner Finds Inmate Death Hastened by Attendants
New York July 15 Coroner's jury rules Samuel Roth death at Ward's Island insane asylum hastened by carelessness of night attendants and criticizes assistant medical staff. Keepers Brown and O'Flaherty held in 500 bail each awaiting grand jury action.
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New York
Samuel Roth
Ward’s Island
Roth
Brown
O'Flaherty
Dr McGlynn Denies Three Stories Published Today
New York July 15 three stories about Dr McGlynn were published all denying. One claimed he would sail for a European pleasure trip on Aug 23 another alleged he would sue Archbishop Corrigan for damages and a third said he had allowed an uncle to die in poverty in Pennsylvania. He denied all of them tonight.
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M’glynn
New York
Dr. McGlynn
Archbishop Corrigan
Pennsylvania
Derby Railroad Crossing Accident Kills One Horse Victim
Waterbury Conn July 15 A E Gould of New Haven driving a large stationery outfit was struck while crossing the Derby railroad track at the steam mills in Derby The wagon two horses and Gould were thrown high in the air One horse was killed instantly Gould is thought fatally injured
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Waterbury
Conn
A. E. Gould
New Haven
Derby
Gould
Labor Trouble Looms in Beverly Mills
In Beverly on July 15 the lasters at Myron Woodbury's and at J H Baker & Co quit under L P U orders after a 5 percent raise demand for lasting tips. They refused the Manufacturers' Association mediation, which will act and may start a free shop movement.
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Beverly
Spverau J
Myron Woodbury’s
J. H. Baker & Co
Manufacturers’ Association
Burglar Foiled at West Peabody Home
Early yesterday a burglar tried to break into the house of George A Needham in West Peabody. Mrs Needham identified the burglar as a former employee of Mr Needham and frightened him away.
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George A. Needham
West Peabody
Duffy's Malt Whiskey Touted As Cure For Typhoid Water
The Sanitary News cites Dr Charles Smart arguing typhoid deaths drop in New Orleans with rain water but rise in Philadelphia with a sewered supply The piece warns water spreads disease and endorses Duffy's Malt Whiskey as a purifier and tonic claiming it kills germs and aids digestion with endorsement from the English Board of Examiners and cautions against imitations
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the Sanitary News
Charles Smart
A.S.A
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Sanitary News
Board of Examiners
Duffy
Obituary: Alfred B. Hill New York Stock Exchange VP dies
Alfred B. Hill vice president of the New York Stock Exchange died suddenly yesterday forenoon of apoplexy. Born in London in 1838, he had long cultivated business ties in Boston and New York and served on exchange and club committees. He was married to none.
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Alfred B. Hill
New York Stock Exchange
Hamilton A. Hill
Boston
Clement Hugh Hill
United States District Court
Hill
M. E. DeRivas
Exchange
Mr. Hill
London
Eng
Hamilton Hill
Ohio
Alfred Hill
T. J. Lee & Matchett
T.J. Lee & Hill
Lee
New York
H. L. Horton & Co
The
Stock Exchange
Somerset and Union Clubs
Union League
New York Club
Auction and Bank Shares Across New England Listings
Sales of Real and Personal Property attended when ever desired, Horse and Carriage Safes every Wednesday, at Salesroom, Brighton. Houses and Lands for sale in various parts of the country, On hand at private sale, at auction prices, new custom built farm and road carts, hay wagons, grocers' and express wagons, carriages and harness. Residence, 159 Warren avenue, Boston.
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Brighton
Warren Avenue
Boston
Dr Ariel Ballou Dies At 82 In Providence
Dr Ariel Ballou of Woonsocket Rhode Island died in Providence aged 82. He practiced in Woonsocket for about sixty years and was a noted Democrat and legislator. Ballou chaired Woonsocket’s Democratic town committee and served 1842 to 1852 in the Legislature as Senator or representative, leading the bill of rights committee in Rhode Island’s People’s Constitution convention. He introduced the abolition of capital punishment after Gordon’s 1842 murder verdict. A prominent Free Mason, he published Lactation in 1850 which was widely cited abroad.
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Ariel Ballou
Woonsocket
R. I
Providence
Ballou
Gordon
Sprague
Rhode Island
Obituary Notices From Several Cities
The Department of State in Washington reports the death in Bangkok Japan of William John Higgins formerly of Boston. James M Connor son of James Connor died in New York on Thursday. born in Boston November 2 1825 he later ran his father's type foundry business in New York. The Rev Nelson Hartshorn retired Free Baptist minister died at Laconia New Hampshire aged 74. Dr William M Gibson once the Doctor of Mark Twain in Innocents Abroad died in Jamestown Pennsylvania leaves a fortune of 4 000 000 dollars.
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Department of State
Washington
Bangkok
Japan
William John Higgins
Boston
James M. Connor
James Connor
New York
Nelson Hartshorn
Laconia
N. H
William M. Gibson
Mark Twain
Jamestown
Penn
Seventh annual Order of the Golden Cross picnic at Melville Garden
July 15 report of the Order of the Golden Cross holding its seventh annual picnic in Melville Garden with delegations from multiple Boston area commands. A clambake dinner at 1 pm followed by remarks at Lincoln Hall by leaders including Supreme Commander W. H. Solomon and Grand Commander Edward Hartshorne. Sightseeing then departure by boat back to Boston.
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Downer Lanpina
Order of the Golden Cross
Melville Garden
Putnam
Somerville
Boston
Highland
Mt. Pleasant
Chelsea
Oriental
East Boston
Washington
Lowell
Camberden
Crystal Wave
Beacon Light
Elliot
Natick
Mt. Washington
South Boston
Garfield
Brockton
Lincoln Hall
Little Walton
W. H. Solomon
J. D. Young
Edward Hartshorne
J. B. Trueworthy
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Hoosiers
Kel
Bostons
Cingre
Somuusees
Sissvaranes
Indianapolis
Burdie
McGeachy
Conway
Kelly
Polhemus
Nash
McGeadhy
Burdock
Seery
Sutton
Morrill
Ezra
Johnston
Glasscock
Wise
Denny
Shomberg
Bassett
Hornung
A. F
Shomb
Sloboome
Civics Sacs Ca
Boyle
Holland
Polo Grounds
Bath
Arapano
John Murray
West Street
Reading
Yachting News
the Earl OF Aberdeen
Grand Jury
Lasters
Leonardo& CO
Bromfield Street
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Prescott & Chapin
Atlantic Avenue
Pearl Street
Nath
L J. Bradlee
Newton Talbot
Charles G. White
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
California
State St
Pier 2
Sleipner
Fiske’s Wharf
S. R. Knights & Co
Main Street
Cambeldigepere
Washington Street
Sharon Street
Francis Henshaw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Ae Or
Aer
Hamilton 3
Amoskeag Mfg
Lawrence Mfg
Amore Mfc
Mass
Otton, Mills
Boston & Albany RR
Boston & Providence RR. Co
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth RR. Co
Chicago, Burl. & Quincy RR. Co
Atchison, PE. & Santa Fe RR
Chicago
Burl
Quincy RR
Chicago, Burl. & Northern RR
National Tube Works
Detroit, Hillsdale & South Western RR. Co
Franklin Co
Ames Sword Co
Chicopee
Louisiana & Missouri River RR. Co
Second National Bank
Freeman's Nationa Bank
Continental National Bank
Everett National Bank
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Lancaster Mills
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Wputnam Machine Co
Eastern RR. Co
Boston Wharf Co
American Electric Mfg. Co
New Hampshire
Atchison, Union Depot
Union Pacific
Boston Art Club
Laconia Mfz. Co
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Boott Cotton Mills
Ata
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Champion Iron Co
Do Pueblo Smelting and Refining Co
W. L
Atchison, Top
Santa Fe Mort
Portsmouth
Great Falls & Conway R.R
Amory Mfg. Co
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth RR
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Dwight Mfg. Co
Merrimack Mfg
Nashua & Lowell RR. Co
Traders’ National Bank
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Ollector
Cuatain House
Neston
Custom House
L. Saltonstall
Golden Cross Excursion
A. 8. Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Haven's
Haven's Colleges
Phila. Pa
Chicago, Il
Cincinnati, C
Cal
KR. L. Day , Company
Merchants’ Exchange Building
First Flaoor
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Northern
Cops
Vermont
Des Moines, Osceola & Southern Rd
Amer. Loan and Trust Co
Leavenworth & Suburban Street
Des Moines
Osceola Southern Rd
Loston
Lake Champlain
Little Rock & Ft. Smith
Natl
Bank
de Tremont Bank
Dorchester Gas Light Co
de Bates Mfg. Co
Florida
Eastern
Iind
Eorganization of
Boston & Lowell
Massawippi Valley
Boston Gaslight Co
Russell Mills
Plymouth
Everett Natl. Bank
Manchester & Lawrence
Worcester, Nashua
Corporation Notices
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Mystic River Corporation
Ocean Terminal Railroad Company
Ocean Terminal Railroad Dock and Elevator Company
Massachusetts
C. E. Cram
Mellen
Suffolk County
Pemberton Square
S. B. Stebbins
Thomas J. Whidden
Godfrey Morse
Navy Department
Congress
Navy Register
Tennessee
Powhatan
Ticonderoga
Aon
Ard
Brooklyn
Shenandoah
Lackawanna
Wachusett
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Caliornia
OY Corporation
Secretary of the Navy
U. S
Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Lot
William C. Whitney
Post Office Department
Washmeton
D. C
William F. Vilas
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