Reds Edge Colonels In Slugging Defense Showdown
In a keen fielding game the Reds lucked into five runs in the fourth, aided by a Murphy home run and an Donovan error. Haddock pitched well despite bouts of control, while Fitzgerald allowed baserunners who were picked off by the Reds. Boston and Louisville fielded sharply with notable catches by Brown, McGeachy, Fox, and Jennings. Kurlinton stood at first in Brouthers’s absence, and a Jennings Taylor Ryan double play helped deny a Louisville rally.
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Colonels
Ryan
Louisville
Fitzgerald
Murphy
Donovan
Haddock
Bostons
Lhe
Tom Brown
McGeachy
Weaver
Fox
Jennings
Charley Kurlinton
Dan Brouthers
Taylor
Buftinton
Boston
R. BU
Drown
Dono
Duffy
R.f
I Taylor
Weaverat
OlJen
Woll
Parla
Cahill
Boston Baseball Admittance Deal Sparks Rate Cut Experiment
A Boston baseball petition led by Congressman Joseph H. O'Neil urged cutting admission to 25 cents to align with other association cities. At a meeting in the Exchange Building, the Boston Association Club agreed to test a 25 cent ground admission this Saturday and Monday, arguing grand stand receipts remain the club’s exclusive revenue and attendance should rise.
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Association
Exchange
Joseph H. O’neil
Boston Association Club
Boston
Philadelphia
Weather Indications Fair in New England and Mild South
The forecast from the weather bureau notes fair conditions in Northern New England with light heat changes in Vermont and New Hampshire and warmer Maine, southeasterly winds. Southern New England remains fair with slightly higher temperatures and possible coast sea breezes. Sunday forecasts partial cloudiness with local showers and steady temperatures.
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New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Observations at Boston Weather Summary
Daily readings show temperature high around 81.0, low near 62.0 with mean 71.5. Barometer 30.86 inches, humidity 62 percent, wind from west southwest at 13 mph, dew point 57.0. Precipitation total 0.00 inches. Normal high 80.9 and low 63.6 from eighteen years of records.
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Boston
Sa. M
Hotels Listing With Guests From Many Cities
The column catalogues guests at numerous hotels including Providence Atlanta Philadelphia and New York. Names of travelers and residences span New York Philadelphia Washington D C Providence Cincinnati and more with multiple couples and individuals listed.
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Vencome
C. G. Arnold
R. J. Arnold
Providence
F. Shidach
Lokio
W. C. Trusting
Pittsburg
Brunswick
D. Huntington
Atlanta
J. W. Pares
Attica
Ind
A. H. Greene
Trenton
N. J
Fhorndike
J. S. Irrey
Philadelphia
W. H. B. Kittson
Washington
D. C
H. M. Watson
Buffalo
C. B. Goodman
Bangor
C. KK. White
New Haven
Smith
New York
Wayne
W. C. Clark
BE. J.supper
Stanford
Reynolds
J. J. Wells
W. H. Jerris
Springfield
Clark
Sidney Keiser
G. Filing
Canton
Ray Allen
Haverrill
Adams
W. Still
Lincoln
Neb
Baltimore
D. W. Keefe
Princeton
Secretary Blaine's Improving Health
Ban Harsor Me July 17 Secretary Blaine took his drive as usual and walks daily on his grounds covering half to three quarters of a mile. He occasionally visits Cleftston Cottage the Blaine summer home and returns by carriage. His health steadily improves and his physician notes faster progress and renewed hope. He met with an attorney for an hour indicating he attends to business when needed.
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Blaine
Ban Harsor
Cleftston Cottage
Emmons Blaine
Cleftston
Stanwood
Souvenir of a Summer Outing and Fashion Notes
An outline of seashore season quirks and stylish dining ideas. Tips include floral menu decorations with violets and rose petals, Dresden china table centerpieces, and turning Venetian figures into decor. Outfit guidance covers Redfern gowns, navy serge boating wear, white twills, and hairline stripe shirts. Outing fabrics and Jurdan Marsh & Co. display offer.
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London
Dresden
Redfern
Pyrenees
Messrs. Jurdan, Marsh & Co
Many Petalled Clover and Fashion Notes From a Charming Season
A reader describes collecting rare multileaved clovers and crafting tiny illustrated books, then surveys seaside fashion items including parasols, gloves, hats, finsing fabrics, and the new inclosed skirt for outdoor sport. The piece ends with alarm about Parisian coffee bean counterfeits.
Mocha made from chicory and iron salts cited
Fragment describes a counterfeit beverage from chicory and iron sulphate, lacking genuine mocha flavor. It notes bean polishing with oil and condemns the concoction as an inferior imitator. Francois Coppee praises Marie Bashkirtseff in a preface, portraying her as youthful yet strong, with keen eyes and a poised, energetic grace.
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Francois Coppee
Marie Bashkirtsett
Marie Bashkirtseft
Slow Hull Yacht Club regatta ends in drifting finish
The ninety third Hull Yacht Club regatta was fought in a hot sun with a light southeast breeze and little progress in the last half. Judges named include Chad wick Forsyth Cary Wood bury Stetson Smither. After racing a social hosted by the club featured Salem Cadet Band music while several class results and unofficial measurements were posted. In memory of Edward Burgess the Massachusetts Yacht Club held a board meeting at Rowe's Wharf and adopted resolutions praising his contributions to yachting and offering condolences to his family.
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Hull Yacht Club
J. K K. Chadwick
J. B. Forsyth
W. A. Cary
H. $. Woodbury
J. A. Stetson
Emery F. Smither
Salem Cadet Band
Swordfish
Lf. L. Johnson
Reho
Burwell
True Blue
W. T. Hutchins
Eureka
K. B. Rogerd
Jolier
F. L. Dume
Egeria
Francis Ware
H. G. OS
J. McIntire
John Shaw
H. N. Faxon
E. B. Lambert
Mabel
Foster Clark
Erin
Burgess
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Rowe’s Wharf
Edward Burgess
Edward Burgess will filed for probate in Suffolk County
The late yacht designer Edward Burgess left a July 3 1885 will in probate. He bequeaths his entire estate to wife Caroline L Burgess and Augustus P Loring as trustees with income for her support during life. Upon her death the trust benefits son William S Burgess and other children, with provisions for future distributions. If wife survives all children the estate passes to her. If children survive the wife but are under 26 and have no issue, remaining trust assets go to the Boston Society of Natural History as a permanent fund for its interests. Executors are wife and Augustus Loring, with no sureties required.
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Edward Burgess
Suffolk County Probate Court
Caroline L. Burgess
Augustus P. Loring
William
Burgess
Boston Society of Natural History
Augustus Loring
Savage blow maims boy at Boston ice house
Joseph Donahue aged 12 of 337 Fifth Street South Boston was playing with other boys at the Boston Ice House near Foundry Street and Dorchester Avenue when an ice axe cut his hand from the arm at the wrist. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Joseph Donahue
Fifth Street
Boston
Foundry Street
Dorchester Avenue
City Hospital
International Steamship Company Expands Boston St John Service
The International Steamship Company increases trips between Boston and St John to 81x round trips per week after a season of growing tourist travel. Management cites strong public appreciation and sustained success of the line.
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International Steamship Company
Boston
St. John
Royal Baking Powder Endorsed by Maria Parlor
To Make Perfect. Every receipt that calls for baking powder use the Royal. Better results obtained from its purity. It makes food lighter sweeter and more digestible. It is reliable and uniform. Miss Maria Parlor says Royal Baking Powder is as good as any. She has used it many times with satisfaction.
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Maria Parlor
Uncomfortable Law List Of Delinquent Filers In Lobby Cash row
The Attorney General may act as Cape Cod Ship Canal Company led by Alfred D Fox and associates failed to file statements of legislative expenses under the 1890 lobby law. The list names employers and counsel from Boston to Barnstable and Roxbury, including G M Chamberlain, Hugh O Connor, J Needham Jr and others, with Cape Cod Ship Canal and related firms among the offenders.
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Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
A. D. Fox
State House
Conference of
K. of L
Lax
G. M. Chamberlain
Worcester Street
Boston
International Brotherhood of R. R
Hugh O’connor
Green Street
Massachusetts Single Tax League
G. K. Anderson
E. M. White
Washington Street
National Provident Association
Tremont Street
George O. Thurston
Bennington Street
Boston Prohibition Ward and City Committee
J. Needham, Jr
Alfred D. Fox and Associates
George W. Young
Cape Cod
Order of the Iron Hall
John Haskell Butler
Somerville
Hox
Robert C. Nichols
Rockville Park
Roxbury
Lowell Suburban Street Railway Company
Lowell
Mass
Fox
Charles T. Bonney
New Bedford
F. A. Lockwood
TA. Livermore
Richard Olney
Alfred Crocker
Barnstable
J. H. Beale, Jr
H. J. Boardman
Pullman Palace Car Company
B. N. Johnson
Captain Freeman
Thomas J. Gargan
Unidentified Woman Identified In Hotel Victoria Death
Evening papers claimed a match with a tintype as the woman who died by her own hand at Hotel Victoria a week ago. No one has identified her. A lawyer saw the photo from outside and offered no information to the undertaker or medical examiner. The body remains in ice while the case remains unsolved and the medical examiner's request to hold it continues until Tuesday.
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Hotel Victoria
Lewis Jones & Son
Sleeper Settles with Union Over Two-Year Battle
Sleeper, a cigar maker, reached a settlement with the Cigar Makers' Union yesterday after two years of opposition. The union reports he will abide by all union rules and pay union prices. It was said he discharged twenty non-union workers while the remaining employees joined the union.
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Sleeper
Habeas corpus petitions in Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court
In July 17 sessions of the Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court two habeas corpus petitions were heard. William L. Bratton seeks release of his 17 year old son Lawrence Bratton from Concord Reformatory for obstructing railroad tracks in Billerica. Arguments focus on proper notice to the State Board of Lunacy and Charity agent and statutory clearance. Hoffmann case, Dedham jail custody, and American Rapid Telegraph mortgage foreclosures also noted along with other Suffolk court actions and discharge decisions in related matters.
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Suffolk S.s
J. N
William L. Bratton
Lawrence Bratton
Reformatory
Concord
Lowell Police Court
Boston & Lowell
Billerica
New York
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
State Board
Co. N. Harris
J. H. Pence
C. N. Harris
Commonwealth
Hoffmann
Dedham
Phillip Hoffmann
A. B. Endicott
Thomas H. Wakefield
Norfolk
August Lagner
Mary Emerson
Superior Criminal Court
Wedham
R. O. Schulz
American Rapid Telegraph Company
Boston
Deposit & ‘Trust Company
K. Cobb
Sunday Church Notices In Roxbury and Boston
Sunday church notices list services at First Church Eliot Square Roxbury with Rev James De Normandie and Rev George Hosmer, St John's MKE in South Boston with Rev Louis Banks, Tremont Temple with Rev Lorimer, Bowdoin Square Tabernacle led by Rev M K Deming, and more. Evangelists, Bible schools, and free seating featured. public invited to all events and services.
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Roxbury
James de Normandie
George H. Hosmer
Neporset
St. John’s M. KE
Broadway
Boston
Louis Albert Banks
D.D
Joralg
Tremont
George C. Lorimer
D.L
L. W. Munhall
Boowdoin Square Tabernacle
MI. KR. Deming
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Emory
J. Haynes
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Trenont
Valladelphia
Munhall
Gergesh
Stackpole
Republic
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
We. Fish, Jr
Dedham
Mass
F VY. Whitney
Anna G, Nawver
Professor S. Kronberg
George M. Taylor
George Lawrence
Walter Lowes Teath
D. Marks Babcock
George Mendal Taylor
Dvors
Insolvency Court Meeting Adjourned in Suffolk Case
In Suffolk on July 17 third meetings were held, claims proved and the meeting adjourned to Sept 18 in the Drake and Britnin, Richard Wallace and John C Potter cases. In the Potter case the proceedings are not fully reported.
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B. Peverado & Co
Suffolk
McKm. J
Drake & Britnin
Richard Wallace
John C Potter
the Potter
Safe Investment in Commercial Real Estate
In these times of speculative schemes investors seek safe income and reliable growth. The Northern Investment Company offers stock at 102.50 with 62 percent interest backed by Sioux City real estate, a booming center with rising values and strong rentals.
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Boston
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Astor
New York
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Exchange Building
Rogers Building
Washington Street
Washington
State Streets
Temple Place
Northern Investment Company
Sioux City
Old Boston
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