Kelly Could Not Win Two Pitchers Knocked Out
Seleo's men made a great brace but fell short of victory as Boston and Cincinnati battles unfold. Kelly’s high-spirited remarks echoed while the Reds staged a seven-run seventh inning, turning the frame into a decisive rally that overwhelmed Haddock and Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike” Kelly
High Feather
O’brien
George Haddock
Frank Dwyer
Kelly
Reds
Kel
2D Crane
Dwyer
Hel
Billingsgate
Vaughn
Bostons
Richardson
Jarrell
Haddock
Nan
Cincinnatis
Stricker
Whitney
Emnth
Grane
Breather
Ken O’brien
Murphy
Farrell
Georgeddock
Ardhie Richardson
Keily
Hardie Richardson
Robinson
Boston
Tom Brown
Radford
Kopinson
Seery
Andrews
Cincinnatl H
BH. PO
A.E Hk
Rob’son
Far'll
L'dols
Radf'rd
Crane
Ses Peeeeneth
Kittredze
Offennett.c
Hateli’u
Oj Staley
Wal
Yan
Chicago
Brovey
Winnot
Ryan
Kuson
Luby
Wash
Louog
Bennett
Staley
Keat
Cincinnati
Duffy
Parrell
Brown
Tlome
Dnuffy
Bronthers
Johnston
Carney
Beery
O'Brien
Hases
Cincinmati
Haduock
Donbvie
Dully
Canavan
Bolangon
Bergusen
N.L
Hutchinson
Wilmot
Dahlen
Anson
B. K
E. Witc
Long
Dahlens
Stover
O Quinn
Carroll
Ol Nash
Cooney
Brodig
Tucker
Juby
Lowe
Mystic Park pacing action crowns 2 22 class winner
Large Mystic Park crowd sees six heats in the 2 22 pace with Warren H winning after a tight mix. Jessie Hanson breaks early then Dynamite takes lead, final dash decided by a head as Early Bird and Present contend, with judges closing the event before 7 o'clock.
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Mystic Park
Leavitt
Early Bird
Jerry O'Neil
Jessie Hanson
Dynamite
Hazel Kirke
Warren H
Lady Leavitt
Sandy Morris
Jr. Nutmeg
Honest Prince
Prince
Warren
Nutmeg
Morris
Sangerfield
Jimmy Timothy
Ronan
Prince Next
Mattie K
Warren H, B. G
A. Johnson
Honast Prince
B. G
Henry Titer
Mattie K. By
Rockview Farm
B. m
Bowen
Br. S
Falmouth Farm
Sandy Morris, Jr
Brodbine
Bik
F. A. Newell
George Leavitt
Karly Bird
Hanson
Jock
Hicks
Present
Arly Bird
George
Arly
Jessie
Bird
J. Bowen
Geo. H. Hiecks
Gen. Leavitt
A. Weddie
Riverside Winners In A Close Four-Oared Race
An exciting two mile race on Beacon Street ended with Riverside beating Bradford by less than half a boat length. The crowd watched as the Riverside crew, with Hayes collapsing after the finish, edged ahead amid a fierce late surge from Bradford.
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Riversides
Charles
Riverside
Bradford
Beacon Street
Union Boat Club
Cr. Murphy
George Hosmer
Bradfords
Hayes
Anglia
Anglia, . Eeeseeeeees Dow, Bergen Riley. Seveeres Eee Brogan Smith
Erss
Skelton McCallun Liayus
Roke
Transit Commission Salaries and Travel Plans Questioned
The Rapid Transit Commission awaits settled salaries likely matching Commonwealth pay. A false report about two members traveling abroad with 15000 is denied. State travel funds total 500, city funds will cover modest travel if any. If abroad, two members plus an expert engineer may visit London to inspect the Greathead Tunnel and Berlin to study noiseless elevated lines, for about one month or six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid Transit Commission
Matthews
Commonwealth
London
Greathead
Berlin
James Keenan Goes Overboard In Harbor Rescue
After a day of heat Keenan tipped overboard while sunbathing on Central wharf capstan. Barney Flaherty and Edward Closson from the government boat Hamlin pulled him from the harbor and saved him. He was returned to shore safe but soaked and wiser.
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James Keenan
Ireland
Central Wharf
Hamlin
Barney Flaherty
Edward Closson
James
Which boat wins the mug in Marblehead yacht race
Four 46-footers from Massachusetts Yacht Club race off Marblehead today. Entrants Alborak Beatrix Owenee Barbara vie for a $250 cup in brisk conditions with starts at 11 o clock between judges steamer and Marblehead beacon.
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Massachusetts Yacht Club
Marblehead
Barbara
Paine
Beatrix
Owenee
Jadges
Eastern Yacht Club
Graves
Harding
Alborak
John
Allerton
Salem Cadet Band
Boston Cadet Orchestra
Weather Looms Mixed Across New England and Beyond
The forecast shows partly cloudy and showery conditions for Northern New England with cooler nights and southwest winds shifting to west and northwest, while Southern New England experiences fair, cooler weather with westerly winds. Friday is expected to bring fair conditions across all New England with cooler northern areas and little change in the south. Showers continued yesterday in the east, with scattered amounts from 0.02 to 1.25 inches in various cities. High pressure centers and variable gradients shape the regional outlook, with cooler temperatures in the Great Lakes and Memphis regions and variable coastal readings.
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New England
Ohio
Tennessee
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Portland
Washington
Atlanta
Albany
Northfield
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Vicksburg
St. Louis
St. Lawrence Valley
Atlantic
Eastport
Lake
Memphis
Chicago
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts Republicans weigh anonymous letters and leadership
Republicans in Massachusetts debate who wrote a controversial anonymous letter attacking the party press and reformers. The discussion centers on Beard, Burdett, Lodge, and broader criticism of party press use, urging Republicans to stand by the party, expose Democratic misdeeds, and avoid internal quarrels while seeking capable gubernatorial and lieutenant governor candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Everett W. Burdett
Brookline
Congressman Lodge
Nahant
Beard
Wile
Boston
Independent Press
Democratic Party
State House
Republican Party of
Republican Party
Russell
Democratic Party of
Royal Baking Powder Ad Endorsed by Marion Harland
Receipt for cooking hints recommends Royal Baking Powder for baking powder and soda mixtures. It promises lighter, whiter, sweeter, more finely flavored food. Marion Harland calls it the best in the market and notes she has used no other since its introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Harland
Weather Woes and Humidity Rule Boston Roof Intentions
The weather report notes a southwest wind up to thirty miles per hour with a 84 degree high, humidity in the sixties to yesterday's 52, and scattered rain. It laments heat, discomfort, and faint cooling, while predicting a cooler but lingering warm spell with light showers. Also mentions sales of Hetherston Kentucky Whiskey in sealed bottle sizes by druggists and grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Boston
Hetherston
Comany
Centennial organ protest at Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Assoc
Fifty members gathered in Russell Hall to urge keeping and repairing the historic Centennial organ. They cited leaks and rodent damage while noting the organ's value as a gift to the society. A repair plan was supported and annals of the society were to be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Russell Hall
Mechanic Building
Augustus Lothrop
Carlton ©. Mitchell
St. John's Church
the Strand
London
Boston
Lincoln
Horace Rockwell
Board of Government
Society
Bicknell
George H. Galdy
City Hall
Philip H. Butler
Haverhill Street
William 5. Richards
Medford
Patrick Johnson
Brookline
No More Roaches Fort Orpen News
Crops and readers relay a remedy from Barnard & Co Boston for roach control using a paste box labeled 50 cents by mail. A funeral notice for Henry F. Stodder from Brookline notes a service led by Rev. Howard N. Brown with Mason and Stationers’ delegates in attendance. Manet Land Associates advertise seashore lot sales at Houghs Neck Quincy on July 17 and 18 with ticket info at 84 Devonshire street.
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Bob
Cleveland
New York
Rusie
Tiuckley
Viau
Doyle
McKean
Nhernan
Conner
Buckley
Johnsen
Virtue
Gore
MccAleer
Davis
Tiernan
Whistler
Childs
Lynch
Pittsburg
N. L
Brooklyn
Pittsport
Beore
Vittsburg
Brooklynt
Aldwin
Lovett
Mack
Bierbauer
Pinkney
Foutz
Wild
Berger
Hurst
Cincinnati
N.L
Philadelphia
Curtis
Denver
Matteries—Rhines
Mulane
Keenan
Thornton
Cassian
Clements
Smith
Hamilton
Lathai
Mullane
McPhee
Thines
Thoruten
Gleason
Muilane
Latham
McChee
Reilly
Brown
Cortia
Stuith
MacQuaid
Athletics
A.A
Louisville
Philapeloui
Bell
Louisvilles
Sanders
Boston
Louiaville
Esses
Hase
Millgan
Hell
Ryan
Cross
Donovan
Jennings
Wood
Corkhill
Corcoran
Beecher
Mutvey
Corkhull
Wolf
Shinnick
Taylor
Arkin
Ityan
Lavis
Providence
Syracuse
New Haven
Albany
Lebanon
Dbuttalo
Bill Daley
John Irwin
Boston Association
Daley
Rocky Point
Irwin
Richardson
Young Fitzgerald
Salems
New England League
Fort Orpen News
Fla.dan
Barnard & Co
Mass
Henry F.stoddenr
Funewan
Henry F. Stodder
Walnut Street
Brookline
Howard N. Brown
Boston Stationers’ Association
Columbian Lodge of Masons
Mr. Stodder
Mt. Auburn
Manet Land ‘Associates
Hough’s Neck
Quincy
Manet Land Associates
Devonshire Street
Grand Aucti
Salvor sale ordered for Wilkesbarre crew in Vineyard Haven
United States court orders sale of the schooner Frances Arthemus and her cargo at Vineyard Haven on July 22 for the salvage claim by Captain Tate and the Wilkesbarre crew. A Suffolk superior case concerns Hartung lease disputes and a divorce decree absolute contested on fraud grounds, with proceedings postponed for further hearing.
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United States District Court
Nelson
Tate Et al
Frances Arthemus
Vineyard Haven
Superior Court
Suffolk
Hammmon
J. Hartung
Harrison W. Hugely
James Donaldson
Eugene A. Hartung
Washington Street
Hartung
G. F. Williams
G. W. Anderson
J. B. Richardson
E. B. Hale
Charles.Steere
George S. Ross
Libellant
Carrie M. Ross
Libellee
Che Libellant
Middlesex Superior Court
Libertes
Nisi
W. W. Gooch
M. Coggan
Guardianship Petition Dismissed in Suffolk Probate Court
July hearing in Suffolk suff probate shows MeKra J Ninnian H Wight sought guardianship of Mary C Hardiman. Wight, sister of the mother, claimed father’s intoxication and unfit care. Court dismissed the petition. child remains without guardianship consider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Ss
MeKra
J. Ninnian H. Wight
Mary C. Hardiman
Superior Court Sentences Pronounced Yesterday
In the Superior Criminal Court the following sentences were pronounced yesterday Michael J. Lydon received one year in the House of Correction for attempt to break and enter. Daniel Coffey was sentenced to ten years in State Prison for breaking and entering and larceny. James Kennedy received one year in State Prison for larceny.
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Superior Court
Superior Criminal Court
Michael J. Lydon
House of Correction
Daniel Coffey
James Kennedy
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J. Foster Rhodes
Holmes Smith
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Harry Sullivan
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J. B. Marr
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Fairhaven
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A. W. Hubbard
North Adams
Robert R. Griffith
J. E. Borth
Rochester
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Hartford
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K. 1
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Thorndike
D. J. Broughan
Philadelphis
Philip McEnvor
South Bethlehem
H. W. Thomas
Charles J. Borhine
Paccon Greene
Lroy
N.Y
E. B. Wheaton
Norton
E.R. Beane
Anthony
E. J. White
Brunswickk
J. C. Baud
Willimantic
C. 5
Rase
A .A. Seegnam
Washington, D. C
Alice Rates
Waterville
J. Marsten
F. A. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Horace N. Kates
H. N. Kates
George Foster
H. 5
Springfield
C. Johnson
Nathan
A. Post
L. A. Post
W. H. Stearns
Johnson
L. Atherbury
Wain
Profile
Jonathan Dorr
Ruthven Suect
Elm Hill
Roxbury
Reliable G Exery Clime
CIE Proprietors
Bostor
G. O. Taylor
Co. HH. Graves & Sons
Ster H. Graves & Sons
Franklin
GEO. M. Winslow & CO
Aera Colieve
Causeway St. Boulton
Norwell
Hanover Depot
Co. C
MLS
Jane Delano
Mark Ave
W.H. P
ADAMS
J. ST. Lahkid
Astrology
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Lizzie Newell
Tremont Row
Suit
Sadie Johnson
Suit & & DorvoRe
South Dakota
Wynn & Nock
Remington Standard Typewriter CO
School Street
Hook & Hastings
Kendal Greca
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