Reds Keep Winning as They Steal Bases on Cahill
The Reds defeated Selee's men in a long 12 inning game at Congress Street grounds. Boston's timely hitting and aggressive base running led by Brown, Murphy, and Radford powered a late surge, while Cahill's poor fielding aided Louisville. Meekin struggled on the mound for Louisville as Boston jumped ahead then held on to win.
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Butlinton
O’brien
Jennings
Bull
Colonels
Meekin
Tom Brown
Bostons
Radford
Taylor
Donovan
Weaver
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McGeachy
Hardie Richardson
Brouthers
Saylor
Shinnick
Brown Eevee
Donv‘Van
Farrell
Tricker
O'Brien
Stricker
Maid
Radfords
Bails
Wolf
Fox
Vox
Brown
Duitfy
Smateurish
Bis
Ryan
Louisville
W. Bh.to
McG'hy
Weaveret
Memre'n
Olden'’ga
Murphy
O Well
Far‘li
O'Shin
Fin
OlFox
Etricker
Radf’rd
Meekin P. O
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Louieville
Seeeeee
Iron
Richardson
Farvrell
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Weaser
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Gimbert
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Carroll
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Ehitle
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Tucker
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Ward
Galvin
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Hoth
Mains
Vaughn
Carsey
Lohman
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Alvord
Hatfield
McQuery
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Huffela
Dowd
Mequery
Keninslime
Manchester
Portland
Salem
Worcester
Woonsocket
Lynn
Lowell
Lebanon
Troy
Rochester
Buffalo
Providence
New Haven
Weather Outlook and Synopsis for New England and Nearby Regions
Fair weather dominates Northern and Southern New England with slight temperature rises and light variable winds. Rain occurred across regions with notable totals in Pampa Savannah Montgomery Duluth North Platte and Ft Grant. Forecasts call for continued fair conditions into Saturday with warm spells, variable winds, and a general southward pressure trend across the continent.
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New England
Pacific Coast
Pampa
Savannah
Montgomery
Duluth
North Platte
Ft. Grant
Arizona
Charlotte
Dodge City
St. Paul
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley
Middle Coast
Hatteras
Canada
Qu’Appelle
Lake
Atlantic
Boston
Eastport
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Dusty Miller Dominates 2:27 Class at Mystic Park Meeti
Mystic Park drew a strong crowd as Dusty Miller in the 2:27 class won the mile heats in 2:25 and 2:21 with Hugo H. second and Katie B. third. Bud Onward faltered in the 2:22 pacing event, failing in heat one, while Chesterfield and John battled for placement across three heats. The card concluded with promises of two more races this afternoon, including the 2:27 and 2:30 classes.
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Mystic Park
Bud
Thayer
Dusty Miller
Nutment
Inlaid
Resolute
Hugo H
Medora
Della McGee
Katie B
Maude
Miller
Mr. ‘Thayer
Hugo
Golden
McGee
Maud C
Dusty
Tree
J. Thayer
Nutmont
Highland Farm
Blk. m
A.J. Libby Inlaid
MD. Riley
A. Webb
Bud Onward
Lizziemont
Chesterfield
John
Ilderim
Lissiemont
Eb. G
J. Riley
Seers John
D. Libby
B. m
Wilcox
Bud Ooward
B. G
A. Johnson
SGU Socnl
Corner Stone Laying for Roxbury Church in Boston
The Roxbury Presbyterian Church on Warren and Woodbine streets will lay its corner stone this afternoon. The event opens with an invocation by Rev. J. Sanderson D D of New York. Speakers include Rev. A P Gumbars, Rev. A P Foster D D, Rev. J L Withrow D D, and Rev. M D Kneeland D D. Robert Gilchrist will present a statement from the building committee before the ceremony. Benediction by Rev. C L Goodell and singing led by the South Boston Presbyterian Church choir.
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Warren and
Woodbine Streets
J. Sanderson
D.D
New York City
A. PS. Gumbars
Dudley Street Baptist Church
A. P. Foster
Immanuel Congregational Church
James T. Black
East Boston Presbyterian Church
C. L. Goodell
Winthrop Street Methodist Church
South Boston Presbyterian Church
Girl Arrested For Stealing From Shoe Firm
A 17 year old Charlestown girl Ida Hayes, a former salesgirl at Houghton & Dutton, is detained on a serious charge. Authorities say she skimmed funds from sales, pocketing differences from $2 checks. Inspector Knox placed her under arrest. she admitted taking between $26 and $30 before being bailed.
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Houghton & Dutton
Ida Hayes
Charlestown
Miss Hayes
Inspector Knox
Central Office
Policy Holders Meet Over New York Life Charges
In New York last evening about thirty policy holders gathered at the Park Avenue Hotel to discuss charges against President Beers and other officers. A five member committee including the president and secretary was appointed to review all charges and advise holders, with no action until the State Superintendent of Insurance report is received.
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New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Park Avenue
Beers
John Foley
Ernest Hall
Charles de Kay Lownsend
John L. Hill
Charles de Kay Townsend
N. C. Hollins
State Superintendent of Insurance
Mackerel Fishing Off Maine Coast Reported
PROVINCETOWN July 16 Reports from vessels arriving from the Maine coast show schooner Stowell Sherman with 110 barrels of mackerel and schooner G M Hopkins with 75 barrels. Weirs near Cape Cod have had poor luck due to bluefish. netters and seines yield fair hauls. Dolphin steamer brought in 1260. Rivalry between Rose Cabral and Isaac Collins yields per man totals of about 450 to 475 dollars. A box of seine twine and a lobster pot model shipped to Beusande Co Lisbon. The mackerel seine shipped last spring used with success.
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Stowell Sherman
Maine
G. M. Hopkins
Mt. Desert
Seguin
Cape Cod
Dolphin
Rose Cabral
Isaac Collins
Collins
Cabral
Joseph Manta
Beusande & Co
Lisbon
Portugal
Quiet Wedding in Lynn at St Stephens Rectorate
A quiet ceremony at 7 PM united Miss Christine Hutchingon and Mr. Henry Sugden at the residence of Rev J H Van Buren of St Stephens Episcopal Church. Miss Ida Vaughn and Mr Frank Hutchinson served as bridal party. A reception at 25 Crosby Street followed as friends offered many gifts. The couple will reside in Lynn.
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Srecian
J. H. van Buren
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Christine Hutchingon
Henry Sugden
Ida Vaughn
Frank Hutchinson
Crosby Street
Sugden
Lynn
Trimount Athletic Club Names New Directors and Delegates
The Trimount Athletic Club held a meeting last night with J P Keyes resigning as president. J J Galvin and J J Hill were appointed delegates to the N E A A U with RK O Doherty to succeed Keyes. K P Barry and Fred Robertson were elected to the board of directors as Keyes resigns. An amendment to increase the board to thirteen was presented for next meeting. A committee was formed to seek new club headquarters.
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Trimount Athletic Club
J. P. Keyes
J.J. Galvin
J. J. Hill
RK. O'Doherty
K. P. Barry
Fred Robertson
Whce
District Attorney Nicoll to file Sing Sing executions case
New York July 16 District Attorney Nicoll said he had considered publishing newspapers accounts of the recent Sing Sing executions and would select one paper to lay before the grand jury for action. He had not yet decided which paper to select.
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New York
Nicoll
Sing Sing
Elevator death at Hotel Huntington shocks city
Michael McDonald aged 18, an elevator boy at the Hotel Huntington, was found dead on the corridor floor near the elevator yesterday morning at 7 30. Authorities say he fell from an upper story, leaving the body badly crushed. Dr Draper examined the scene, and Undertaker Jones removed the body.
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Michael McDonald
Huntington
Dr. Draper
Undertaker Jones
Mystery death at Hotel Victoria woman identified as Mrs J Clifford
Death by own action remains unidentified as visitors at Hotel Victoria saw the body of a woman who registered as Mrs J Clifford of Charleston. Authorities have no further clues to her identity or motive.
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Jones
Hotel Victoria
J. Clifford
Charleston
Funeral for Benjamin Easterbrook Held on Rutland Street
The funeral of the late Benjamin Easterbrook occurred yesterday afternoon from his Rutland street residence with Reverend Dr. Miner officiating.
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Benjamin Easterbrook
Rutland Street
Miner
General Denial of Charges in Porter Harrison Dispute
In Hartford Connecticut J Addison Porter editor of the Post publishes a broad denial addressing Lynde Harrison’s criticisms. Porter contests Harrison’s claims of personal involvement and asserts his own lack of clients or biased positions while detailing committee proceedings and discussions around the canvass of votes for state officers.
Death of Charles L. Watson Follows Suspected Suicide
Charles L. Watson, who fell from a second story window at 28 Oxford Street on Wednesday morning, died at City Hospital yesterday forenoon. The death is considered a possible suicide. Watson formerly worked for the Adams Express Company in various responsible roles but lost all positions due to alcoholism.
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Charles L. Watson
Oxford Street
Watson
Adams Express Company
Threefold Celebration Honors Clarke at Home Warming
West Meprora July 16 friends of George E Clarke hosted a threefold celebration marking a new house on High street, the 13th wedding anniversary of the Clarkes, and Mrs Clarke’s 30th birthday. About 300 guests attended a lantern lit reception and a supper in the illuminated stable followed by dancing and music.
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Clarke
J. F. R. Shaefer
Malden
George W. Lakin
Lexington Minstreley a Town Hall Concert Delight
Lexington July 16 a full house attended a minstrel show by the Lexington Male Chorus. Residents and a few visitors from Boston performed under stage manager J B Crone with numbers including Say Nothing at All and Rose Marie. Panels featured E W Emerson, Horace J Phipps, Hubert G Locke and J E Sumner with F R Ingalls at the piano.
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LexingTon
Speciar
Boston
Messrs
F. D. Brown
E. E. Cuuer
H. E. Tuttle
E. &. Allen
N.S. Shattuck
F. Lawrence
L. Norris
M. F. ‘Todd
C. A. Childs
F. G. Babcock
Sherman
J. O. Frescott
J. . Bailard
R. E. Lane
Hubert G. Locke
Rose Marie
Horace J. Phipps
Apollo Club
J. E. Sumner
E. W. Emerson
Texas survivorship dispute over estate proceeds
Esther A Bartlett sues Linus E Pearson trustee to recover 789.50 from Texas land sold after her husband Clad W Bartlett’s death. Suit asks whether Bartlett was Texas domiciled at death and if survivor rights apply, with witnesses M P Beckett Stearns & Butler for plaintiff and W H Crary for defendant. Additional matters include FE Atteaux vs Frank Woodman seeking injunctive relief over manufacturing dies and a separate equity matter involving Eugene Hartung’s creditors over lease possession at No 845 Washington St.
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Esther A. Bartlett
Linus E. Pearson
Clad W. Bartlett
M. P. Beckett
Stearns & Butler
W. H. Crary
Atteaux
Frank Woodman
Woodman
Plaintif
E. T. Brooks
Woris
L &. Clark
Plaintiff
Harrison W. Hugely
James Donaldson
Eugene A. Hartung
Washington Street
Hartung
G. FF. Williams
G. W. Anderson
J. B. Richardson
Charles Steere
Humidity Loses The Race In Evening Heat Battle
The day opened with morning temperatures in the seventies and rose to 84. By late afternoon humidity fell after 12 o clock, ending the day with heat at 74 and humidity at 56. A cool evening followed and people went home to rest. Tomorrow promises cooler weather.
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Boston
At & O
Pomprii
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Tremont Row
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