All-Star Baseball Day With Mixed Results in Boston and New York
A ragged Chicago game in Boston ends with Boston offense powering three runs in the first and late scoring by Kelly. Chicago’s bats fail to break through. Giants beat Hoosiers in a steady, evening contest as Keefe regains form. Phillies rout Pittsburgs inPhiladelphia behind sharp fielding and dominant pitching, Mulvey and Casey shining. Washington and Cleveland play to a ten inning draw as darkness ends play, with strong pitching from O’Brien and O’Day and defensive plays by Gilks Daly and Clark.
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Boston
Mealy
Frank Flint
Anson
Pfeffer
Tommy Burns
Karley Bastian
van Haltren
Ryan
Bostons
Kelly
Ganzel
Bennett
Burns
Fit
Healy
Ash
Breathers
Flint
Duffy
R. BH. PO
A. E. R.bu
Brown
Bronath’s
O Anson
Rich
D’sn
O Pfeffer
Johnston
Flat
Quinn
Vennett
O Healy
Clarkson
Oj Bastian
Sra
Eaaiata
Coraton
Cicscce
Brouthers
Richardson
Nash
Isurns
Bastian
Powers
New York
Giants
Hoosiers
Keefe
Boyle
NEW Yorks
Indianapolis
Sullivan
Ward
Olbuckley
Ourke
O MecGeachy
Chitney
Bassett
Keele
L Boyle
Koess Oi Deeeesskot
Tiernan
Connor
O’rourke
Seery
Hines
Buckley
Gore
Philadelphias
Siallman
Thompson
Casey
Mulvey
Fogarty
Galvin
Rowe
White
Dunlap
Miller
Lynch
Philadelphia
Phillies
Pittsburgs
Reick
Wood
jFanion
Hailman
Myers
Olsteckley
U Thompson
OjMaul
Clements.c
Burlap
Farrar
Maui
Washington
Cleveland
Curry
Faatz
O’brien
O'Day
Gilks
Daly
Clark
No Trouble With Indianapolis Manager Bancroft Denies Pay Rumors
New York reports Manager Bancroft and the Indianapolis players deny trouble within the club. Bancroft says he resigns to focus on improving a weak pitching staff and notes he advanced $320 to players for ready money. He asserts payroll will be settled once the team reaches Indianapolis on the 25th. Glasscock declines management until asked.
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Indianapolis
New York
Bancroft
Glasscock
Baseball Scoreboard Recap From Night Games
In Jersey City New Havens beat Jersey Citys 7 to 6. Wilkesbarre Wilkesbarres topped Lowells 4 to 1. Brooklyn-P Brooklyns defeated Athletics 11 to 7. Columbus-Baltimores won 6 to 0 against Columbus. Cincinnati-Cincinnatis beat St. Louis 5 to 1. Louisville-Louisvilles edged Kansas Citys with a near finish.
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Jersey City
New
Bors' surts Offered as Durable Replacements at Low Price
Durable Bors surts are available to replace worn out footwear at minimal cost. Shoppers can purchase them at 32 to 44 North street, where affordability meets practical quality.
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North Street
Fire Records Across Several Cities
Fire reports from Columeres Ohio Butler Indiana Corinna Maine Portuna Maine and Constantinople on July 18 describe widespread blazes. Losses range from thousands to tens of thousands with multiple buildings damaged and several injuries reported.
Fire Doused in Tileston Street House. Minor Damage
At 9 o'clock last evening Steamer 8 extinguished a slight fire in the third story of a wooden house at 49 Tileston street occupied by Ephraim Rudolfsky. Damage fixed at $10. The alarm from Box 13 at 10:20 last evening proved needless.
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Steamer 8
Tileston Street
Ephraim Rudolfsky
Critique of the Criminal Romance Genre
A Saturday Review essay argues that criminal romance rarely elevates fiction, praising Gaboriau Boisgobey and Boisbobey for craftsmanship while noting digressions and length. It compares detective fiction to historical conspiracy tales and stresses the need for skilled authors to avoid sensational shortcuts.
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Wordsworth
Browning
Balzac
Gaborian
Boisgobey
Gaboriau
Lecocq
France
Petit Vieux Des Batignolles
Strephon
Count Fosco
Bill Sikes
Franklin P Bennett Becomes Sole Proprietor Of American Wool Reporter
The American Wool Reporter announces that founder Franklin P Bennett becomes sole proprietor as the paper gains stronger financial footing. It credits patrons, editors, and staff for the paper’s rapid success and promises further expansion and new features.
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American Wool Reporter
Franklin P. Bennett
United States
Saad
Theapres
Cadets Show Strong Drill At Hixneuam Camp
Attendance at the Cadet camp reached a high for the week with many ladies present. Notables included Colonel Matthews Major Kellett Major King and Postmaster Corse. Cadets displayed steadiness in drill and loading firing. a baseball match between Companies A and D followed with Company A winning. Tomorrow's schedule features Captain Rice as officer of the day and a Cadet Band concert arranged by J Thomas Baldwin.
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Hixneuam
Sreerau
Colonel Matthews
Kellett
King
Fort
Corse
Cabot
Brigham
Bermont
L.f
Paine
Avery
Stevens
R.f
Grant
Witcher
Taylor
C.f. Company
Talbot
Rollins
Barrell
Idigginson
Sears
Amory
Whitney
S.s
Norman
J.f
Sullivar
Ccccev Anes Ceeres
Rice
Wrightman
J. Thomas Baldwin
Walks on the Common Need Asphalt Replacement
City forester William Doogue says gravel walks on the Common deteriorate after rain, wear into paste, and cannot be repaired frequently with a small staff. He urges paving to a twenty year life, comparing to New York's Central Park, and notes prior council refusals and costs per foot and per cubic yard.
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William Doogue
Post
Doogue
Central Park
New York
Western visitor hosts anti prohibition editor at the United States Hotel
Mr William P Tomlinson editor of the Topeka Daily Democrat visits in the city. He recalls his Kansas fight against prohibition and recounts campaigning in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. He argues prohibition is tyrannical and ineffective and predicts its collapse across the United States except in Kansas and Iowa with a possible next push in Kansas.
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William P. Tomlinson
Topeka
Kan
Daily Democrat
Tomlinson
Post
Kansas
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Keystone
United States
Iowa
New Hampshire
Bay State
Quaker City
Pittsburg
Ohio
Waterloo
Republic
Maine
Vermont
Africa
Democratic Party
Husband attacked wife with chair on Ontario street
Thomas J. Fitzgerald of 3 Ontario street struck his wife Ella with a heavy chair last evening injuring her head. Dr. Roberts attended and the woman received several stitches. Fitzgerald was arrested by officers of Station 6.
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Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Ontario Street
Ella
Roberts
City notes on wharf license and local events
The West End Street Railway seeks a harbor and land license to build a pile wharf in South Bay for coal reception. Chief Engineer Webber received a silver traveling cup from A Hendricks and L H Stannard of New Haven. A Bolton street foot bridge contract was awarded to J P Shaw for 675 dollars. Louise Wilson, a noted pickpocket, was arrested for stealing Mrs. Witherell’s 73 dollar pocketbook on Cherry street. The Hamlin revenue cutter returns to duty after drydock repairs. Pain's Fire of London draws large crowds, and an Old Colony excursion party ships from Dedham tonight.
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West End Street Railway Company
Harbor and Land Commissioners
South Bay
Webber
Fire Department
A. ©. Hendricks
L. H. Stannard
New Haven
Conn
Bolton Street
New York & New England Railroad
J. P. Shaw
Louise Wilson
Witherell
Cherry Street
Chelsea
Revenue
Hamlin
Pain
London
Old Colony
Dedham
AT THE HOTELS Socials and notable guests at a hotel gathering
The Catholic Order of Foresters hosted a social at the Tavern with presiding John 3. Concannon. Guests included B. F. Jones of Pittsburg former head of the Republican national committee, and Mrs. Jones. Numerous attendees arrived from Brunswick St Louis Vendome Revere American Parker’s Quincy and other cities, with many families listed among the arrival ranks.
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Order of Foresters
John 3. Concannon
B. F. Jones
Pittsburg
National Republican Committee
Garfield
Brunswick
Jones
Charles Moss
C. A. Moss
W. A. Reeve
Toronto
Edward Martin
Hamilton
George W. Toms
Helen ‘Toms
G. E. Ina Toms
St. Louis
A. B. Frenk
Lyler Frenk
Bloomington
W. D. Curtis
E. H. Shaw
Graham Shaw
Marion Shaw
H. M. Hoyt
Philadelphia
Penn
Vendome
J. Macy
J. Macy, Jr
J. N. Sage
Rochester
N. Y
Charles Warner
M. A. Warner
M. V. Warner
M. A. Field
V. M. Field
E. Warner
Anny Cleveland
C. A. Russell
Toedo
Jamaica Plain Gun Club shoot results at Clarendon Hills Hyde Park
The Jamaica Plain Gun Club held a weekly shoot at Clarendon Hills Hyde Park with strong attendance. Results span fourteen events including six days, six blackbirds, blue rocks and clays with multiple pairings. Barrett, Roxton, Cilley, Charles, Ensign and Davidson appear as top performers across events.
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Jamaica Plain Gun Club
Clarendon Hills
Hyde Park
Marshall
Charles
Johns
Cilley
Barrett
Roxton
Ensign
Cowing
Green
Lewis
Blackbirds
Davidson
Everett
Brown
Snow
Dlays
No Ground for Objection on Dunraven Race Denied
New York July 18 The New York Yacht Club met at Delmonico s. The America's Cup committee reported Dunraven s challenge withdrawn and the deed of gift terms upheld. Resolutions rejected a special race with Valkyrie and authorized cups for Newport events as the club announced broader participation. Twenty new members were elected and General Paine s position awaited final club action.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Delmonico’s
James D. Smith
Royal Yacht Squadron
Lord Dunraven
Earl of Dunraven
Lord Duraven
J. R. Busk
Rutherford Stuyvesant
William Krebs
Philip Schuyler
Gouverneur Kortright
San Earl of Dunraven
Space Squadron
James D. Situ
Messrs
Charles Baring
John Mulholland
Allen Young
C. B
Atlantic
James D. Smiruh
Stephen Peabody
Valkyrie
Yachting Committee
Newport
General Paine
Notes to Tavernor on transfer checks and ivy name query
Two reader questions from Boston letters. One asks if a bank transfer check dated July 13 can be accepted on an East Boston car after arrival in Boston, arguing the error was not theirs and seeking remedy. The other asks for the correct botanical name for Boston ivy Amblpolopsis and whether Japanese ivy is the same plant. Both letters from Boston readers dated July 15 and July 13.
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Mr. Taverner
Cambridge
Boston
East Boston
West End
R. E
Jamaica Plain
Clark to lead Brackett movement committee
The Brackett movement executive committee chose W. A. Clark Jr. of Lynn as chairman, replacing S. W. McCall who declined. The move draws derision from Crapo supporters who label Clark a highly unpopular state politician who trailed his ticket by several hundred votes in Lynn.
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Clark
Brackett
Brackett Movement
W. A. Clark, Jr
Lynn
S. W. McCall
Rowing Regatta at Point of Pines with Prizes Announced
Saturday afternoon at the Point of Pines the West Lynn Boat Club hosts a 5 30 p m rowing regatta offering multiple money and plate prizes for amateur and professional oarsmen. Fireworks drama The Apaches plays nightly to large audiences.
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Point of Pines
West Lynn Boat Club
Great Neck Residents Entertain At Yacht Club
Great Neck residents enjoy an evening hosted by the Eastern Yacht Club on ladies day with the Salem Cadet Band performing on the clubhouse lawn. A large crowd from Beach Bluff and Clifton Heights attends while Mayflower sails to New York and Atlantic arrives cruising. Beverly Yacht Club prepares for its 147th regatta this Saturday afternoon.
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Great Neck
Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Salem Cadet Band
Beach Bluff
Clifton Heights
Mayflower
F. P. Underhill
New York
Atlantic
B. Vaughan
Beverly Yacht Club
Bar Harbor Arrivals Bring Yacht Fleet to Harbor
Bar Harbor Me July 18 The first yachts in tonight include steam yacht Oneida owned by E C Benedict steam yacht Radha owned by J B Wolf sloop Anna of the New York Club and the Iroquois of the Seawanhaka with Vice Commodore Ralph N Ellis aboard setting the scene for a gathering of marine clubs and officials.
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Bar Harbor
Oneida
E. C. Benedict
Radha
J. B. Wolf
Anna
New York Club
Iroquois
Seawanhaka
Ralph N. Ellis
Quincy Yacht Club Postpones Regatta and Schedules Aug 3
Quincy on July 18 reports a regatta was postponed due to an early season schedule change. The next race will be an open event on August 3, with Ladies day tomorrow. Yachts should report at 3 PM for harbor orders, followed by an 8 to 10 PM hop at the club. In Boorupay Harbor Dogma arrives from Bath and sails east to Bar Harbor the next morning.
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Quincy
Quincy Yacht Club
Boorupay Harbor
Dogma
Bath
Bar Harbor
New Bedford Arrivals Sweep Harbor Tonight
New Bedford arrivals include Yacht Harbinger of Providence and cutter Muriel of New York docking after trips from Edgartown and Newport. At Edgartown cruising eastward reports yachts Cora Siren Cheresa and Naturalist also heading eastward from Cartage City.
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New Bedford
New Bepforp
Harbinger
Providence
Muriel
New York
Edgartown
Newport
Cartage City
Cora
Siren
Cheresa
Stonington
Varana Repeats Victory Over Valyrie at Kingstown Regatta
London July 18 Varana again defeated Valyrie by a few seconds on the regatta's second day.
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Valkyrie
London
Varana
Valyrie
United States vs George A Badger perjury case in Washington
The United States District Court case against George A Badger centers on perjury charges for falsely swearing to matters in a deposition to be used in an interference proceeding before the Patent Office commissioner in Washington. Resumed and unfinished, with Boardman Hall representing the United States and Browne and Taylor defending Badger.
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Nelson
United States
George A. Badger
Patent Office
Washington
Boardman Hall
Alexander P. Browne
J. Henry Taylor
Insolvency Court adjourned meetings in Suffolk County
In insolvency court Suffolk County adjourned third meetings will be held today for cases including 1283 Littlefield Folsom 1624 Charles Anderson 1408 Harry Livingston 1625 Charles E Davis 1629 3 oneyt M Prior 1628 Richard F Briggs 1697 Noah Lb smith 164629 Austin Bros 1618 Silas Gueney Second meetings set for 1739 John A Enos 1741 Edward I Swords First meetings to be held in the afternoon in cases including a N Hay 1731 Edith M Binney ward
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Suffolk County
Littlefield & Folsom
Charles Anderson
Harry Livingston
Charles E. Davis
Oneyt M. Prior
Richard F. Briggs
Noah Lb.smith
Austin Bros
Silas Gueney
John A. Enos
Edward I. Swords
A N. Hay
Edith M. Binney
Ward
Court List Of Liquor And Assault Cases In Superior Court
July 18 session with Judge Barker focused on liquor cases and numerous others. Dockets include Commonwealth vs Flynn for assault and battery and Saine vs Nelson liquor law, with many additional indictments for adulterating milk, drunkenness, obstructing highway, false pretenses, and related charges.
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Barker
Commonwealth
Flynn
Saine
Nelson
Hennessy
Same
Keenan
Kilray
Mukle
Minskin
Niece
Waters
Driscoll
Bannon
Saime
She
Ahern
Simond
Angell
Gately
Lovell
McDonald
King
Torrey case continued in municipal court to July 23
In municipal court on July 18 the criminal session continued the case against William C. Torrey for allegedly securing money by false pretenses from hotel proprietors. John Fisher gained a continuance on charges against Edward T. Long regarding a loaded revolver.
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Harpy and Forsaith
William C. Torrey
John Fisher
Edward T. Long
Horse Killed by Electric Car Collision in West End
A West End railroad electric car struck a horse drawing team owned by William Reynolds on Cambridge Street. The horse was crushed against an iron pole and died instantly. Reynolds sustained several minor injuries while on the wagon.
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West End
Cambridge Street
William Reynolds
Reynolds
Two Teens Arrested for Breakin at City Gasfitting Shop
Officers Lynch and Shields of Station 6 arrested John Lewis aged sixteen and Joseph Malley aged seventeen last evening for breaking into the gasfitting shop of R Hollings & Co at 51 Troy Street and stealing twenty dollars worth of material.
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Lynch
Shields
John Lewis
Joseph Malley
R. Hollings & Co
Troy Street
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