New England League Baseball Matchups Across Cities
Teams from the New England League schedule games in Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburg New York St Louis New Bedford Portland Fall River Lewiston Brockton Augusta Pawtucket Bangor with pairs listed for each city matchup and venue.
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Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
NEW England
New Bedford
Portland
Fall River
Lewiston
Brockton
Augusta
Pawtucket
Bangor
Boston and Cleveland Clash as Court Injunction Sets Game
In Cleveland on July 16 Boston and Cleveland played amid legal preliminaries. Selee adhered to a court order, the game proceeding with Stivetts' strong seventh inning and a Cleveland rally in the fourth. McGarr, McAleer, and Tebeau drove in runs as Boston threatened late but could not overcome Cleveland after a tense seventh. O'Meara caught and performed well for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
New York
Bostons
Frank Selee
Tebeau
Robison
Selee
Boston
Tom Hurst
Stivetts
Long
Hamilton
Tenney
Lowe
McAleer
McGarr
Blake
Bergen
Childs
Mettarr
Burkett
O’meara
Cuppy
O'Meara
McKeen
Uppy
McKean
Plake
Harrington
R B. TR
Tucker
BUVOS
Threehite
Eveland
Tebean
McCarr
Hurst
Philadelphia Beats Pittsburg In Low Scoring Game
Pittsburg, Fenn July 16. Philadelphia won 6 to 2 after early slow play, hitting well late. Pittsburg produced little against Gumbert, and Betts faced criticism for decisions. Attendance 1800. Hits Philadelphia 12, Pittsburg 9. Errors 3 each. Battery Gumbert Grady and Illen Sugden.
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Pittsburg
Fenn
Philadelpe
Sere
Illen
Gumbert
Betts
Philadelphia
Grady
Sugden
Louisville Beats New York in Uneventful Baseball Game
Louisville defeated New York in a dull contest. Sullivan struggled, Stafford was hit on the hand and will miss time. Score Louisville 9 0 1 2 3 2 0 0 6 3 8 New York 0 7 0 S: 6.12 4 ¢B23 Hits Louisville 9 New York 10 Errors Louisville 4 New York 7 Batteries Fraser Warner Sullivan Farrell
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Louisvile
Louisville
New York
Sullivan
Stafford
Fraser
Warner
Sullivan and
Farrell
Reds Dominate Baltimores In Easy Cincinnati Win
Cincinnati routed Baltimore 5 to 0 in the afternoon game. The Reds outplayed the Baltimores at every phase.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore
Baltimores
Reds
Local Ballgame Notes McMahon Cubs Cleveland? Cincinnati vs Baltimore
Attendance 7000. Score shows Cincinnati 2 0 0, Baltimore 5. Errors Baltimore 3. Hits Cincinnati 1, Baltimore 5. Battery Dwyer and Peltz for Cincinnati. McMahon and Clark for Baltimore. Dwyer’s curves stymied by locals, McMahon batted freely.
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Dwyer
McMahon
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Peltz
Clark
Chicago Defeats Washington in Miserable Game
Chicago dominated Washington as Silver King struggled at crucial moments and Terry threw wild pitches. Everitt hit a home run while Chicago built a late edge. Attendance reported at 1200 with a lopsided 6 to 3 final.
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Chicago
Washington
Silver
King
Terry
Senators
Everitt
Batteroan
Donohue
Meuire
Brooklyn Beats Browns in Poor Fielding Showing
In St Louis on July 16 Brooklyn pitchers Payne and Grim shut out the Browns through nine innings. Donohue was hit often with weak support as fielding deteriorated on both sides. Attendance 1200. Final score Brooklyn 7, St Louis 0. Hits Brooklyn 12, St Louis 9. Errors Brooklyn 4, St Louis 4. Batteries Payne and Grim for Brooklyn with Donohue and Murphy for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Payne
Brooklyns
Browns
Donohue
Brooklyn
Wee
Grim
Murphy
Augusta and Pawtucket Split Doubleheader in Maine
Augusta and Pawtucket split a twin bill in Augusta. Pawtucket won the first game as Augusta missed key hits while Lincoln starred for Pawtucket. In the second game Dilworth pitched well and limited the visitors to few hits as Augusta won later. attendance 7560.
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Augusta
Pawtucket
Lincoln
Dilworth
Fall River Defeats Portland After Errors In Third Inning
Fall River capitalized on Portland errors in the third inning to seize the lead and win as Killeen and Bone mishandled easy chances. Attendance was 400. Final line shows Fall River 14 Portland 12 with 12 base hits to 11 for Portland. Batteries Klobedanz and Lajoie for Fall River and Killeen and Durcan for Portland.
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Portland
Killeen
Bone
Fall River
Klobedanz
Lajoie
Durcan
Bangor and Brockton Pitchers Battle Ends in Close Loss
In Bangor on July 16 Bangor and Brockton staged a pitchers’ duel, Wie Hhoff shining for the winning side. The game was tight throughout with several brilliant plays. Attendance around 50 people. Final score Bangor 24 Brockton 13.
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Bangor
Brockton
Wie Hhoff
Sete
Williams-Off Field Loss Aids Visitors In Lewiston Tilt
Lewiston hosts New Bedford as Williams and Sheehan toil with costly errors that let the visitors pull away. Braun pitched well for Lewiston in a 9 to 3 defeat with 400 fans in attendance.
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Lewiston
Williams
Sheehan
Braun
New Bedford
Scranton Beats Newport In Ninth Inning Rally
In the Eastern League opener at Newport Rhode Island Scranton triumphed in the last half of the ninth. Dowd was steady at times and effective with bases loaded. Corbett collected four hits and Gillen added two in five innings. France struggled in the field as Newport made all its errors. Final score 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Buffalo Nets Big Win As Syracuse Struggles At Bat
Syracuse fails to hit Gannon, released last year for poor form, as Buffalo showcases elite fielding. In the seventh, Whitehill sent three runners and seven runs cross. Attendance 1500. Final score 8 to 3. Syracuse managed only three runs while Buffalo totaled eight in Syracuse game.
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Syracuse
Buffalo
Gannon
Bisons
Whitehill
Elimaio
Rochester Beats Albany Despite Errors and Long Hits
Rochester won decisively as errors plagued Albany and Brownies connected on long hits. Final score shows Rochester ahead with a strong hitting day and multiple errors by Albany. The uneven error pattern and big inning contributed to the margin of victory.
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Rochester
Brownies
Albany
Bidady
Jecavessas
Players Bench Rivalry As Furnishings Face Shawmut
An upcoming game at South End grounds Saturday at 3 p.m. features Atkinson Furnishing Company against Shawmut Furniture Company in the tenth annual meeting. A. F. Co. has never lost to furniture teams, and both sides boast semi professional players. Dolan joins Boston S. J. Malden.
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South End
Atkinson Furnishing Company
Shawmut Furniture Company
A. F. Co
Shawmuts
Atkinson
Dolan
Boston
S. J
Malden
S. C. Craword
J. F
Sunday Post
Nut Club and Commercial Club Exchange Outing in Taunton
The Nut Club entertained later in Taunton by the Commercial Club, then reciprocated with a city parade, harbor trip, and banquet at Graystone Hall. Attendees included President Frank Griffin and Secretary John H. Willett, with ex-Champion John L. Sullivan and others among honorary guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nut Club
Taunton
Commercial Club
Graystone Hall
Frank Griffin
John H. Willett
John L. Sullivan
Charley Ryan
Chelsea
Joe
Billy” Hogarty
W. H. McCart
Charley Arnold
The
Grand Opera House
Quincy Yacht Club Ladies Cruise Ends With Banquet
Yesterday the Quincy Yacht Club hosted a fleet cruise with many boats. The steamer Columbia, Commodore Pettengill, served as flagship. After yacht returns, a banquet and late dancing followed. Yachts in the review included Beatrice Privateer Elsa Gismonda Grace Sphinx Swirl Dawn Substitute Silene Vision Sparrow This bie Ito and Opechee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Yacht Club
Columbia
Pettengill
Beatrice
Privateer
Elsa
Gismonda
Grace
Sphinx
Swirl
Dawn
Substitute
Silene
Vision
Sparrow
Thisbie
Ito
Opechee
Hibernians in Convention Work Bylaws in Detroit
In Detroit July 16 the Ancient Order of Hibernians held a morning session focusing on minor bylaws changes. A parade featuring all local Catholic societies took place in the afternoon with delegates participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ancient Order of Hibernians
B B Pacers to 2:13 Pace in Medford Heat
At Combination Park Medford July 16 B B the mustang pacer won the fifth heat in the 2 13 pace amid spirited races. Oddity and Rebus traded leads with B B in several heats as Be the favorite Bayard Wilkes captured the first heat. The program featured 2:23 2:26 pacing and 2:30 2:40 trots with many starters including Crafty Moonstone Gil Curry and Barney.
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Medford
B. B
Combination Park
Bayard Wilkes
Oddity
Rebus
Jerry O’neil
Fox
Pi Pete
Ast
Beckwith
Venture
Crafty
Moonstone
Gil Curry
Barney
Cass
B. G
Aleander
Winooski
Skinner
Esa Aie Sok Phyee
Clail
Seleseceeene
San Sabastian
G. G
Gillies
Clonaslee
Br. G
Kinney
Ecvecseees
Laura W
Ch. m
Howard
Icccosissocdlt
Robert E
Birmey
Ccceccoeesld
Ambryon
Sullivan
Esevdt
Yellow Ash
Smith
Pues de
Bais Malena
Clark
Charley
Allyn
Madeline Pollard
Bik
Paige
Melbro
Fitton
Chris Lang
Bowne
Zerbrino
Marsh
Gilliz
Damon- Casque
B. H
Taiveick
Barard Wilkes
Br. H
Aleanatten
Upacea
Chowetay Patos
Ccedach
Cee Mand C
B. m
Landmark
Dam
Ua- Tia Cow
Prnboe
Bl. m
Witchell
Rence
Stone
Ch. H
Sidney
Dam Miss V
Valengin
O'Neil
Valensin
tara—Bertha
Bayard
Hayden
Rush
Red Lady
Johnson
Kentucky
Dalgetty
B. G. Csiro Ab
Iosinace
Surf Club vows strict boxing rules for pro bouts at Coney Island
Boxing notes reveal Abbott Moriarty match canceled due to poor attendance marking a rare refusal to box on that basis. Surf Athletic Club pledges no drawn contests, names Professor Mike Donovan as referee, and previews the main card featuring Wick O’Brien vs Scaldy Bill Quinn with Gorman and McBride as undercards. George Godfrey tours northern NY while Farrell eyes a Johnson bout in Trenton on Aug 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Abbott
Tom Moriarty
Hartford
Jennings
Springfield
The
Mercury
Surf Athletic Club
Mike Donovan
New York A. C
Surf A. C
Coney Island
Wick O’brien
Boston
Scaldy
Bill Quinn
Scranton
Johnny Gorman
Long Island City
Danny McBride
Jack McKeck
Jack Madden
Brooklyn
George Godfrey
George Bush
New York
Charley Farrell
Charlestown
After Johnson
Trenton
N. J
T. W
Sunday Post
Jack Everhardt
George Lavigne
Burge
Buffalo
Griffo
Jack
Lavigne
George V. Tuohey
St Josephs Jubilee Picnic At Apollo Garden Roxbury
The St Josephs parish jubilee picnic and games at Apollo Garden Roxbury drew thousands. Afternoon athletic events featured spirited contests and a lantern illuminated booths scene. Sanitary department won tug of war by default. several races and field events cited with winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Parish
Apollo Garden
Roxbury
Sanitary and Pays
Sanitary
William Brown
J. Andrews
Wiliam Brown
William Gilbert
W. Marsh
Watson
Secon
C. Chapman
W. Lyon
E. McDermott
Lyons
Mary Carroll
May Maloney
Sanitary Department
Deanu
St. John
Hurlbut
Tenn is at Manchester semi final results and schedule
In Manchester on July 16 the afternoon tennis semis featured R T Parke versus H A Curtis with Parke dominating the first set and winning 6-0 in the second 6-3 after Curtis showed unsteady net play. G F Brown Jr defeated Hasket Derby 6-1 6-3. Earlier Curtis beat Hamlen 6-4 9-1 and Parke beat Roth 6-8 6-2. Consolations tomorrow morning. final at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
R. T. Parke
H. A. Curtis
Curtis
Parke
G. F. Brown, Jr
Hasket Derby
P. M. Hamlen
T. M. Roth, Jr
K.t. Parke
Pony Polo at Dedham. Myopia 2d Defeats Dedham 2d 6 to 2
In Dedham on July 16 the pony polo tournament match ended with Myopia 2d ahead 6 to 2 over Dedham 2d after a two goal handicap for Myopia. The game featured three twenty minute periods and a large spectator turnout despite a lower quality of play than Tuesday’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Karlstein
Dedham 2d
Myopia 2d
Fred Prince
C. K. Williams
Cameron Forbes
J.W. Elliott
A. T. Cabot
Myopia
George W. L. Meyer
H. H. Holmes
George H. Norman
Herbert Maynard
Edward M. Weld
F. Seabury
Hamilton
Elliott
Forbes
Holmes
West End
Dedhams
Myopias
Saugus Entries Close as Pace Two Sixteen Looms
The note thanks T. P. for a contribution that will appear on Page 19 of Sunday's Post. Racing entries list Ethan Boy Pussy Cat Robert R. and Allen Boy in the 2 16 pace at Combination today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saugus
T. P
Ethan Boy
Pussy Cat
Robert R
Allen Boy
Combination
Ladies Day at Quincy Yacht Club Highlights Fashion and Fleet
Quincy hosts the annual ladies day at Houghs Neck drawing guests from Quincy Weymouth Brain trees and Boston Harbor yachting centers. About fifty yachts gathered for a 2 45 pm drill with Commodore Pettengill s steam yacht Columbia as flagship.
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Quincy
South Shore
Quincy Yacht
Weymouth
Braintrees
Boston Harbor
Commodore Pettengill
Columbia
Bicycle Handicap Notes From Dover New Hampshire Races
Dover H I handicaps listed for half mile and mile bicycle races with dozens of riders and varied scratch and yard penalties. Also notes on riders McDuffee Blake Wentworth and local clubs, plus Portsmouth results and state championship race won by Winkley with 2 25 4 time.
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Dover
N. H
E. A. McDuffee
E. K B. Cousins
R. W. Dearson
IF. H. Pratt
C. A. Blake
A. A. Jackson
J. F. Simpson
F. Baker
H. A. Marble
W. A. Mustreve
H. A. Hill
H. E. Stecker
F. T. Wentworth
J. N. Raynor
C. W. Hayes
W. Carson
Co. A. Quimby
3. M. Barnett
I. A. Regan
T. E. Tarrent
W. E. Farnham
W. H. Pettigrew
A. B. Winkley
L. Dudley
H. D. Murray
T. T. McNichol
C. M. Donough
EB. 0. Peabody
C. R. Barnard
F.J. Gilson
W. Rankin
W. A. Davis
W. Senico
H. E. Price
Fry
F. Werner
E. M. Lawrence
A. W. Littlefield
Pry
A. B. Spiers
IF. J. Gilman
EB. O. Peabody
C. M. Donahue
F. T. McNichol
L. Ducvey
A. D. Winkley
L. N. Watleston
F. A. Gately
Dodge
J. T. Selig
H. EK. Miles
F. A. Butler
B. J. Wilson
F. W. Jones
C. Ricker
S. F. Stevens
A. L. Perkins
W. M. Pettigrew
T. B Tarrent
T. A. Regan
J. M. Barnett
C. A. Quimby
FP. O. Sawyer
C. W. Hares
H. FE. Stecker
J. W. Hanson
W. H. Senter
W. A. Musgreve
C. M. Boyd
W. H. Senter, Jr
F. H. Pratt
T.A. Regan
G. H. Bake
I. O. Sawyer
P. Dodge
H. BE. Price
E. O. Peabody
I. A. Butler
F. J. Gilman
A. B Spiers
H. W. Miles
FP. S. Pry
A. A. Raden
EK. B. Hayes
J. PF. Simpson
J. N. Rangner
A. BR. Winkley
Fr. Werner
Fred Baker
A. Varney
A. D. Gare
Davis
H. F. Stecker
F. W., Wentworth
J. M. Mitchell
J. M. Linscott Cycle Company
C. C
Straits Tire Company
Straus
Kid St. Onge
Everett Wheelmen
Chelsea Street
Portsmouth
New Bicycle Park
Barrington
Burns Pierce
Boston
G. Nowick
Horace Rowe
H. E. Spinney
Tom Butler
Cambridgeport
W. S. Reynolds
Hyde Park
J. H. Berwin
Waltham
Thomas A. Regan
George H. Quimby
Patterson Atkins Wedding in Provincetown at Redeemer
Agnes Kitridge daughter of Dr E N Atkins and Dr J Patterson of Boston wed at high noon in the Church of the Redeemer with Rev Mr Morrison officiating. The bridal party entered to the Lohengrin march as Maud Atkins served as maid of honor. The couple plan a wedding tour to Toronto after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Church of the Redeemer
Mr. Morrison
Agnes Kittridge
E. N. Atkins
J. Patterson
Boston
Maud
Dr. Marshall
Toronto
Obituary: M. R. Warren Dies at 60 in Point Allen Va
M. R. Warren stationer died Wednesday at Point Allen Virginia of heart failure aged 60. Native of Townsend he came to Boston forty years ago to start in business with Thomas Groom Co later forming Hall Green Co. After the war his firm dissolved but he continued the business. He was known among lawyers bankers and railroad officials and leaves a wife. Louis Bellemeur known as Louis Good nature was found dead in his rooms in Montpelier Vermont today. He had been seen last night and was found dressed in bed likely death from alcoholism after being absent since yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Warren
Point Allen
Warren
Townsend
Boston
Thomas Groom & Co
State Street
Hall, Green & Co
Montpelier
Louis Bellemeur
Louis Goodnature
Bellemuer
Belemour
Caldwell Keough Wed in Cambridge Church Ceremony
William F Caldwell and Miss Annie C Keough of St Johns Newfoundland were married at St Peter's Church Cambridge on Wednesday night. Father Flatley officiated with Lizzie Kielley as bridesmaid and Archibald Prior as best man. A reception followed at James Beaus's home. The couple will reside on Prospect Street Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Caldwell
Annie C. Keough
St. Johns
N. F
St. Peter’s Church
Cambridge
Father Flatley
Lizzie Kielley
Archibald Prior
James Beaus
Prospect Street
Italian Workmen Strike in Melrose Over Wages
About 100 Italian laborers hired by sewer contractor Henry S. Everlin marched through Melrose on July 16 claiming unpaid wages from 10 cents to over $1. They confronted Everlin as he fled in his car while police kept order. Sewer commissioners warned of bond forfeiture if the work is not completed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Henry S. Everlin
Mr. Everlin
Robbed by Footpads on Ferdinand Street
William Shuttleworth of 94 Appleton Street was found near Isabella Street lying across the sidewalk at 1 AM. He bled from a head wound and, regaining consciousness, found his $75 in cash missing after an encounter with two men. He could not recall if a sandbag caused the fainting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Street
William Shuttleworth
Appleton Street
Isabella Street
St Louis jewels stolen. two arrests in New York
New York detectives arrested a man who tried to pawn a diamond earring on Varick Street and a sailor named Doyle who allegedly pawned jewels from the steamer St Louis. Police recovered a gold bracelet with diamonds sapphires rubies a diamond studded breastpin and other pieces plus twelve dollars and seventy five cents. The items were said to have been taken from the St Louis as the ship prepared to sail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
New York
Varick Street
Doyle
Governor Wolcott in Hingham Campground Visit
Governor Wolcott arrived from Boston on the Mayflower to the First Corps of Cadets camp, reviewed and inspected the unit, and mingled with a crowd of notable officials and spectators. The event featured battalion drill, rifle practice, and a summer crowd of fashionable attendees, including ex-governors and military officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham
Wolcott
Walcott
Boston
Rowe's Wharf
Kenny
Barrett
Hastings
Capelle
Burdette Avenue
John D. Long
A. A. Rand
Philip Little
B. F. Peach
Dexter
Rantoul
Lambert
Pete
Barker
Jeffries
Second Corps
Joseph Tasigi
William Seymour
Tremont Theatre
Kline
N. L. Clayton
Harvey
Clapp
Artillery
Frye
Naval Brgade
Whiting
F. A. Osborne
Woodruff
Fort Warren
Clendennin
Ketcham
Weaver
Smith
Fifth
United States Infantry
New Hampshire
Waldron
Wright
Grime
Phinney
Rice
Kent
Pond
Rollins
Hayes
Appleton
Armorer Draldom
Green
Parker
Speare
Jordan
WIlliam DPD Bradstreet Freed on Probable Cause Basis
Bradstreet charged with obtaining 1500 dollars under false pretences from Isaac Harris was discharged by Judge Dewey who found no probable cause to bind him over to the grand jury. Massachusetts Fish and Game Association filed its legislative return with the Secretary of State, approved June 24. A Benevolent Fraternity of Churches service will be held Sunday at five on Boston Common with addresses by Rev. Richmond Fisk and Rev. E C Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam
Bradstreet
Isaac Harris
Dewey
Massachusetts Fish and Game Association
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Boston Common
Ninth Tree
Charles Street Mall
Richmond Fisk
D. D
East Boston
E. C. Butler
Quincy
Lynn Politicians Sued in $10,000 Tort Action
An attachment was recorded in Lynn this afternoon in an action of tort brought by Mary A. Lefebre of Lynn against Samuel B. Gunn Joseph W. Hammond W B Bacheller George H. Sampson Albert W. Potter Joseph C. Rundlet Charles F. Hathorne Richard M. Brain and J Lewis Means for $10 000. All defendants are prominent in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Charles I’. Hathorne
Iuynn
Mary A. Lefebre
Samuel B. Gunn
Joseph W. Hammond
W. B. Bacheller
George H. Samson
Albert W. Potter
Joseph C. Rundlett
Charles F. Hathorne
Richard M. Brian
J. Lewis
Jury verdict of guilty in Pittsburg city attorney case
The jury found William H. House ex assistant city attorney of Pittsburg guilty on charges of aiding and abetting in embezzlement of city funds. Herbert and Arthur Moody twins aged 13 from Toronto drowned in the River Don yesterday while bathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. House
Pittsburg
Penn
Ane Abeing
Herbert and
Arthur Moody
Toronto
Don
Reformers Dine at Parker House Urging Democratic Republican Union
The Massachusetts Reform Club dinner featured Col. E B Haskell criticizing the Democratic plank and Chicago convention. Edward Atkinson urged a Democratic Republican union for good government with plans to fix monetary value in gold and limit bank of issue functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Reform Club
Parker House
E. B. Haskell
Chicago
Edward Atkinson
Republica Party
United States
Hanna's Cabinet In Session In Cleveland July 16
The Republican national committee reassembled in Hanna's office to organize work for the Chicago and New York headquarters. Henry Payne and Chester Dawes will supervise Western operations, William Osborne will run New York affairs, and P S Heath becomes chief of the consolidated literary and printing bureaus. An advisory committee may include Proctor, Plunkett, Bliss, Dolan, Lang, Alger, Allerton, Merriam, Shoup, and Evans. The meeting ended with members remaining reticent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Republican National Committee
P.S. Heath
Mc Kinley
St. Louis
Chicago
Messrs. Hanna
Payne
Dawes
Durbin
Heath
New York
Senator Proctor
Vermont
Mr. Plunkett
Massachusetts
Cornelius N. Bliss
Thomas Dolan
Philadelphia
M. Lang
Florida
General Alger
Michigan
Samuel K. Allerton
Merriam
Minnesota
Senator Shoup
Idaho
H. Clay Evans
Tennessee
Hannah
Republican Split in Ohio Banquet Launches Bushnell Senate Bid
In Zanesville on Friday the Republican League Club will host Governor Asa S. Bushnell, formally launching his bid for the U.S. Senate as successor to Sherman. Sherman plans to run for re election, likely renewing factional rivalry between the Sherman and Foraker camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushnell
Senator Sherman
Cleveland
Republican League Club of
Zanesville
Asa S. Bushnell
United States
Sherman
Pela
Foraker
Chicago Actress Jennie Goldthwaite Marries Frank M Murphy
Miss Jennie Goldthwaite wed Frank M Murphy in a quiet ceremony at the Virginia Hotel Chicago. A reception followed with 39 guests as the bride, a noted Indianap lis native, retires from the stage after a career including Dolly in The Little Tycoon and Psyche Persimmons in Dr Syntax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jennie Goldthwaite
Frank M. Murphy
Virginia Hotel
Thomas
the People’s Church
Indianapolis
Hoosier State
Cinderela
West
Clithwaite
Dolly
Bill Nye
Dr. Syntax
de Wolf Hopper
Bonnie
McVicker’s Theatre
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Wey
Sant. Wal Rive
Cescccsess Oy
Brocktoh
Pawtukhket
Anzugg i
Iss
Aupusia
Causse
Sccseess
Hibernians
PABST
Milwaukee
L. Speidel
Eta
Water St
Caporal
ST. Joseph’s
Mary Johnson
William H. Johnson
Alice G. Treadwell
Bridgeport
Spokan
Wash
Grace Wilton
Variety Actres
Ake
Jeanette Ryters
Sanrancisco
Harles Beals
Bedford
Bullum
Wells Depot
Renee
Litt & Sawyer
Silver Club
Bryan and Sewall
George Fred Williams
Lomasney Party
Stephen A. Ferrin
Old State House
Fark Square
Ant McKeena
California
Bi Faneuil
Ul Square
Bicycle Notes
Patterson
Atkins
Caldwell
Keough
Jim
Bar Harbor
Jim Elkhorn
Witches’ Hole Pond
Guy Bunker
Woodbine and
Warren Streets
John H. Woodbury
Winter St
J. A. Garfield
G. D
Salem
Mass
Corps of Cadets
Hanna
Ohio
Jennie Goldthwait
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