Stevens Tops Wrenn in Marathon Tennis Showdown
In a crowded Longwood afternoon, Richard Stevens of Hoboken defeats Harvard’s Bob Wrenn 2-6 6-3 6-1 8-3 after a tense he first split sets. The day also featured Foote and Colby, Chace and Crocker, and Hall dropping Ware, with Foote and Stevens impressing as Yale’s Foote headlines the morning play. The event draws Boston’s tennis crowd to a Wimbledon like scene on the middle court.
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Longwood
Presbrey
Richard Stevens
Hovey
Boston
Wimbledon
Wrenn
Harvard
Hoboken
Joseph T. Whittelsey
Rch
Stevens
Renn
New Jersey
Mosquitoville
Jevens
Wally’ Hall
A. E. Foote
Yale
H. A. Colby
Foote
Eddie’ Stevens
Andover
Exeter
Wellington
Chace
Crocker
Afb
E. Stevens
Hall
Ware
Colby
Ee Catenet
J. Shaw Poss
G. F.mes
Willisman
E Allen
ee + Senn
Rostindale Club elects members as cycling events loom
At a Rostindale Club meeting Charles Sessler and A. Mitchell were elected to active membership with Charles Bertram made an honorary member. N H division holds league meet with Sanger and other local riders listed among top entrants. Various club runs and racing plans fill the coming weekend with many cyclists from region taking part.
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Rostindale
Charles Sessler
A. ©. Mitchell
Charles Bertram
N. H
Sanger
Young’s Hotel
Jamaica
Beho Park
Salem Willows
Centre Street
Union Bicycle Club
Waltham
Grand Hotel
Saunders
James
Union
Ik. J. Peers
Washington
Niagara Lg
Chicago
Don Fredericks
Ohio
Mephistopheles
Captain Boyton
Earl’s Court
London
Fredericks
Springfield Bicycle Club
G. H. van Norman
New England
West Medway
Medway
England
Mérica
Zimmerman
Johnson
Windle
Tyler
McDufffee
Taylor
Wheeler
Lumsden
Munger
Nelson
George Banker
Dirnberger
C. M. Murphy
Pougakeepsie
N. Y
George M. Hendee
Warwick Cycle Company
George D. van Kamp
Syracuse
Hartford
Colt Manufacturingmpany
van Kamp
Phenomenal Exposé of Baseball Scuffles in Boston and Pittsburgh
The Bostons slugged a German pitcher, Phillies hold a strong lead as Orioles best the Bridegrooms, Spiders collapse to Pittsburg, and the Colonels topple the Reds in a day of tight results.
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Phillies
Orioles
Spiders
Pittsburg
Colonels
Giants Beat Bostons In Second Game At Polo Grounds
In New York on July 19 the Polo Grounds hosted two games as crowds packed the stands. The Giants split a doubleheader with Boston, winning the first game and losing the second. German started for New York but faltered after three innings, while Nash’s Boston lineup slammed nine runs late. Gastright pitched well for the Yankees through eight innings before coasting.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Bostons
Giants
German
New Yorks
Johnnie Ward
Boston
Nash
Low
Duffy
McCarthy
Gastright
Yankees
AB TB
PO. A
Bssevesesonvenne
Eeenetee Ash
Carroll
Merritt Ma
Dinos
Ccompares
Coengstasse
Eeeereseeeee
TMOR
Ceccsseeeee
Ievis
Cweccesessres
Onnor
Ccscecegeoes Wilson
Seereeeeneresen Fuller
Ward
Lowe
Na Nash Rt
Tiernan
Burke
Fulnt
Tolen
Davia
McCart Nash
Tucker
Connor
eCarthy
Ee Bennett
Star
Thy
Reas
Gaines
Ward Enables Second Win as Staley Struggles for New York
Harry Staley bore a pained look as New York faced backlash in the second game. Long misfired on routine chances while Mark Baldwin steadied the Boston effort with sharp pitching. Davies directed the attack against Staley, Kelly returned behind the plate with a solid game, and about 7000 attended as Boston claimed the win.
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Harry Staley
New York
Long
Mark Baldwin
Bostons
Davies
Staley
Kelly
Aig Cf
Seowcceeees
Ccceeseeves
Davis
Senee Eeerare
Cursesseeesssree
Fuller SS
Burke, Eeereeesensees
Baldwin
Eeeecesssses
Wise Inne
Boston AB
PO. A
Lowe
Eboosecaade
Eeaeerentee
Tucker
Eacronsee
Carroll
Boston
Erene
Tiernan
Burke
Puller
McCarthy
Benneases
Ward
Duffy
Nash
Connor
Fuller
Newton
Bennett
Oe Nash
Bald
Gaffney
Comedy of Errors in Reds Lewistons Game at Congress Street Grounds
Guinasso sparked a flurry of errors as the Reds faced the Lewistons yesterday. Ryan lost heart after nine innings, Wheeler held the Reds after an early burst, and Lewistons plowed to eight runs in the first inning. Captain O'Brien’s team started strong with two runs but never recovered. The Reds resembled schoolboys and failed to mount any serious challenge as Wheeler dominated. Score unavailable.
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Guinasso
Congress Street Grounds
Reds
Lewistons
Ryan
O’brien
Wheeler
Kirmes Delivers for Brockton in Close Win
In Brockton the homestanding Brockton team beat Portland 8 to 6 after a tense eighth inning. Kirmes hit a timely three-base hit to spark Brockton but later erred on a wild throw in the same inning. Attendance was 550. Portland had 18 hits to Brockton's 11, with 3 errors for Portland and 4 for Brockton. Batteries Mains and Mahoney for Portland, Dunning and Burke for Brockton.
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Brockton
Kirmes
Portland
Mains and Mahoney
Dunning
Burke
Dover Narrow Loss In Timber Cup Tilt At Home
Dover faced Fall River in a high scoring affair with 7 hits for Fall River and 9 for Dover. Lincoln pitched effectively while Long’s umpiring drew ire from the home crowd of about 300. Batteries: Lincoln and Burrei for Fall River, Mercer and Donahue for Dover.
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Dover
Lincoln
Long
Fall River
Burrei
Mercer
Donahue
Unclear Scorelines From Regional Matchups
Providence and Binghamton tangled with 11 to 10 in a Providence matchup. Springfield and Wilkes Barre posted 20 to 11 in a Springfield game. Albany narrowly led 9 to 8 at Albany Buffalo. Troy and Erie played to 12 to 4 with Troy prevailing.
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Providence
Binghamton
Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Albany
Buffalo
Troy
Erie
New Bedford Club Beats Haverhill Gazettes 2 to 0
New Bedford defeated Haverhill Gazettes 2 to 0 as Sexton pitched excellent ball for the New Bedford club in a tight matchup. The win showcased strong batting and defense throughout the game in New Bedford.
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New Bedford
New Bedfords
Haverhill Gazettes
Sexton
McLaughlin laid off as Umpire changes noted
Washington dispatch reports President Young temporarily lays off Umpire McLaughlin due to dissatisfaction with his work in recent West and Baltimore games. Snyder is reassigned to the city, with Bobby Caruthers likely to replace McLaughlin on Young's staff. Duryea is released, John Graff signed, and Stockdale from Johns Hopkins joins the Ikesbarre club for Philadelphia assignment.
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Washington
McLaughlin
West
Baltimore
Young
Snyder
Bobby Caruthers
Mr. Young
Duryea
John Graff
Stockdale
Johns Hopkins
Ikesbarre
Ashingtons
Philadelphia
Baseball Talk in Boston and Area Games
Nichols aims to atone for Monday's loss pitching for the Bostons against the New Yorks this afternoon at home. The Reds play on Congress Street grounds Monday and Thursday after a Portland trip. Manager McGunigle seeks two good pitchers and Judd is sought. Catholics and St Augustine nines meet in Commonwealth Park tomorrow. A noted sport figure urges banning plate tapping and bat handling in play.
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Nichols
Bostons
New Yorks
New York
Gastright
Boston Reds
Congress Street Grounds
Portland
McGunigle
Judd
Cis Point Catholic Association
St. Augustine
Commonwealth Park
Pugilists Stir Boston News on Dempsey Ryan Tracy Talks
Billy Smith reports Dempsey signing delays and big purses from Coney Island and Columbian Club as he seeks a deal. O'Malley lists 4000 for Tracy 6000 for Ryan 10000 for Dempsey while other fighters like Morris Flaherty and Dawson face moves in New York and Chicago.
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Billy Smith
Pugilistic Department of the Post
Boston
Lewiston
Dick O’brien
Tom West
Smith
Dempsey
Billy
Coney Island
Columbian Club
Ryan
Tracy
Hopkins
Chicago
O’malley
Joe Lewis
O'Malley
Columbian Athletic Club
Maffitt Flaherty
Fred Morris
New York
Corbett
Ugilist
Tommy White
Young Smith
George Dawson
Chicago Athletic Association
Wringer and Sweeper Maker Advertises Repairs
The American Wringer Co. announces production of wringers mangle spring beds and carpet sweepers at 138 and 15 Broadway extension city. Repairs available for all kinds of wringers and sweepers with mail orders promptly attended to.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Detroit Trotting Crowd Follows Night Sessions at Park
At Detroit Driving Park a large audience watched the 2:21 pace heats with Christo Queen and Drelincourt winning stages. La Tosca battled Fas ci nation with a late push, while Rosewater upset the 2:15 pace by edging Alvan Swift. Races continued into darkness with Jessie L and others strong, Martha Wilkes the prior favorite.
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Detroit
Detroit Driving Park
Christo Queen
Drelincourt
Tong
Katie Earl
la Tosca
Fascination
Alvan Swift
Henry J
Rosewater
Jessie L
Walter E
Nightingale
Martha Wilkes
Agriculture as Basis of Prosperity in Big Crops
A historic note proclaims agriculture as the foundation of commercial success with U S crops described as large this year while Europe’s are small. It rejects economic pessimism and calls for an end to doom saying the nation should flourish despite hard times.
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Europe
United States
Satanita Wins Queen's Cup at Royal Irish Yacht Club Regatta
Dublin July 19 The Royal Irish Yacht Club regatta off Kingstown covered fifty miles in a southwest breeze. Satanita won the Queen's cup finishing two minutes and 438 seconds ahead of Britannia with Calluna out after mainsail halyard failure.
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Dublin
Royal Irish Yacht Club
Lord Ormonde
Kingstown
Prince of Wales
Britannia
P. Donaldson
Calluna
A. D. Clarke
Alarm in White City Fire Threat at Agricultural Building
At the national commission session Turnbull of Florida warned of imminent fire at the Agricultural building in the White City. He cited a smokestack touching woodwork and officials were notified to remove the danger. An Underwriters Association report urged immediate repairs to prevent loss of life and property.
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Chicago
National Commission
Turnbull
Florida
Columbian Guard
Davis
Meyer a Queer Stige. Meyer to be defended by Brooks and Brooke
New York July 19 The question of counsel for Dr Henry Co W Meyer alias Carl Schaeffer charged with poisoning was settled today Brooks and Brooke will defend Meyer with Dr W J O Sullivan as associate counsel Meyer appeared at the Tombs and discussed his defense in the visitors cage He showed a dejected look but appeared in vigorous health while officers gathered further evidence against him and his wife?
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New York
Henry Co. W. Meyer
Carl Schaeffer
Brooks’& Brooke
Meyer
W. J. O’sullivan
Detroit
Monay
Fallon
D. G. Gillettee
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Trainor
Central Office
von Gerichten
Sale of Laundered Neglige Shirts by A Shuman Co
A Shuman Co conducts a sale this week featuring laundered neglige shirts from the fin de siecle era. Priced at one dollar and one dollar fifty each, the offer highlights the best examples in stock.
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A Shuman & Co
Pure S1 pe Mie in California. Tien. Betties seas i Chard and rams
Readable parts describe California events with mentions of Chard and Rams. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear actions or outcomes. Entities include California and likely Betties and Rams, but specifics are unclear. The item resembles a brief society or notice segment with incomplete phrases.
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California
Tien. & Betties Seas i Chard & & Rams
Bank Confidence Despite Closures Around Denver
At 3 o clock the scene around national banks showed few people and strong five banks remained sound. J A Thatcher, president of the Denver National and the Clearing House, forecast no more failures. Open banks passed Clearing House checks in good shape, with no dishonesty found in closed banks. Depositors likely to be repaid dollar for dollar if conditions brighten. J Berneeine Banking Co of Aspen, Bank of Sterling, and Bank of Loveland in Colorado were fined and assigned. No statements issued.
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J. A. Thatcher
Denver National
Clearing House
Thatcher
J. Berneeine Banking Company of
Aspen
Col
Bank of Sterlin
Sterlin
Bank of Loveland
Bank Failures Mount Across States Including Wisconsin and Oklahoma
Milwaukee despatch reports A C Probert and Edwin Probert arrested in Washburn for alleged banking law violations. Deposits reportedly drained from three failing banks—Washburn Ashland and Shell Lake—after solvency doubts. Kansas Montana openings followed with Hutchinson Boseman Parker and Woodson banks closing, minimal details. Oklahoma City Bank of Oklahoma City and Oklahoma National Bank door closures amid a heavy run on First National. condition of others not yet clear.
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Milwaukee
Shell Lake
Wis
A. C. Probert
Edwin Probert
Wisconsin
Washburn
Ashland
Kansas
Montana
Washington
Utchinson National Bank
Hutchinson
Kan
Boseman National Bank of
Boseman
Mont. Topeka
State Bank
State Bank of
Parker
Linn County
Woodson State Bank of
Yakes Centre
Woodson County
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Bank of Oklahoma City
Oklahoma National Bank Ch
First National
Colorado Resources and Industry Beyond Silver Wealth
In a New York interview Henry Wolcott argues Colorado’s future rests on diverse resources beyond silver. He cites agriculture, wool, oil, coal, iron, stone quarries, fire clay, and metals, plus a skilled workforce drawn from the East, insisting a sound financial system will balance silver with broader prosperity. He criticizes Governor Waite’s secession rhetoric and reinforces confidence in Colorado’s stable economy and leadership.
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New York
Colorado
Waite
Rocky Mountains
Furiosi
Henry
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Yuengling Brewing Company In Trouble Affects Cities
New York reports a mortgage foreclosure suit against the D G Yuengling Jr Brewing Co for 1 5 million due 1898 with a lien filed on brewery property. Chicago notes Dickinson Bros & King receivership amid claims of 260000 excess assets. Denver and New York announce assignments and corporate troubles involving Adolph Cohen firm and Hardenburg carpet house, with liabilities listed but assets unclear.
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New York
Arthur Kenhy
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
D. G. Yuengling, Jr., Brewing Company
Chicago
Dickinson Bros. & King
Times
Denver
Tucker & Co
People’s Coal Company
Adolph Cohen
Gustave Saenger
Isidor Cohen
A. Cohen & Co
Lace Sporters
Prince Street
Carpet House of Hardenburg & Co
Clintor Street
Brooklyn
Jewell denies mill shutdown rumors
Colonel D Lt Jewell, agent for Sun cook mills, declares no shutdown plans. He says all goods are sold ahead, none in store, and a car on the track was a shipment to the print works, part of daily shipments.
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Manchester
N. H
D. Lt. Jewell
Suncook Mills
Treasury sale of silver totals 1,023,000 ounces for July
Washington July 19 four hundred fifty four thousand ounces of silver were offered to the Treasury Department at prices from 0.7150 to 0.78 dollars. Seventy five thousand ounces were bought at 0.7150 and the rest declined at the same rate, bringing wartime purchases for the month to 1,023,000 ounces.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Cholera Reports From Naples Reach Surgeon General
Washington July 19 Surgeon General Wyman received an intercepted message from Passed Assistant Surgeon in Naples noting cholera outbreaks and scattered infections aboard ships and in the port area. The brief dispatch mentions respiratory symptoms and bacillus indicators as authorities monitor the spread.
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Washington
Wyman
Surfi
Naples
City council adjourns and property debate noted
The Common Council adjourns until early September amid a clash with the Board of Aldermen over Blometh estate management by the public property committee. A fire department budget shows 2668 spent of 6500 for the year while a protest over Chelsea street naming to Forest Avenue prompts a public hearing. A 20 year old man, Frederick McKeon, is injured after falling into a drain while a building project lacked proper lighting. An officer recalls a recent attempted burglary near a public building owned by a major corporation and a police report is filed.
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Common Council
Main Street
Council Chamber
Everett
Hatch, Bailey and Ferguson
Michael McKeon
Alfred Street
McKeon
Vaughan
Charming Old Cambridge Wedding at St Pauls Church
Chief Cloyes on duty after illness. Miss Anna May Keough wed Walter Coulson a Lawrence attorney at St Pauls Church Old Cambridge. Rev Father Cronin officiated with nuptial mass and a wedding breakfast at 27 Baldwin street. Bridal party included Misses Buckley Downey Mooney Coulson and Flossie Keough maid of honor. Dr Balmer and Kneeland were ushers. Bride wore white bengaline with duchess lace and diamond ornaments.
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Cloyes
St. Paul’s Church
Old Cambridge
Anna May
Roger Keough
Walter Coulson
Lawrence
Father Cronin
Baldwin Street
Annie Buckley
H. Downey
Agnes Mooney
Katherine Coulson
William M. Balmer
T. H. Kneeland
Flossie Keough
Man Falls In Street Fractures Skull At Broadway Corner
Yesterday morning a man fell in a fit at Broadway and E street, fracturing his skull. Vincent La Cecla of 417 East Second street was taken to City Hospital, condition critical. Patrolman Cobble, who was struck by a brick at Congress street baseball grounds, remains on medical leave for days. No arrest yet. police have a suspect. Also, simple services were held for David Roberts, Civil War naval veteran, at his K street residence. burial at Forest Hills Cemetery. Sergeant Frederick J. Smith of Division 12 vacations, planning island leisure in the lower harbor area.
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Broadway
E Street
City Hospital
Vincent la Cecla
East Second Street
Cobble
Congress Street
David
Roberts
K Street
Forest Hills Cemetery
Frederick J. Smith
Division 12
East Boston Fire Police Vacation List and Union Meeting
East Boston announces annual vacations for Fire Department members John Bickford Michael Sullivan Frank McConnell Frank W Sweeney Cornelius Lynch and Police Lieutenant Timothy Enright plus Patrolmen William P Gorman John J Coughlin and Francis W Cunningham A Good Templars union meeting was held last evening on Meridian street under Suffolk District Lodge auspices.
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Boston
John Bickford
Michael Sullivan
Frank McConnell
Frank W. Sweeney
Cornelius Lynch
Chemical
Timothy Enright
William P. Gorman
John J. Coughlin
Francis W. Cunningham
Good Templars
That Order
Meridian Street
Suffolk District Lodge
Dorchester Church Picnic and Parish Events Reported
The Church of the Saviour at Falkner's Grove held its annual picnic with a large attendance and outdoor games. Grove Hall Church welcomed Missionaries Rev W A Moore and wife of Bastine India with a reception. St Peter's parish plans an annual pleasure day and charity picnic at Highland Lake Grove. A union cash race between Dorchester and Savin Hill Yacht clubs is set for Saturday at 3:15 PM.
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Church of the Saviour of
Dorchester
Falkner’s Grove
Grove Hall Church
W. A. Moore
Bastine
India
St. Peter’s
Highland Lake Grove
Savin Hill
A New Road Record by Reed’s Brown Team Lynette and Evangeline
Erie reports Hon Charles M Reed’s brown road team Lynette and Evangeline set a road record racing 1612 miles from Girard PA to Reed’s barn in 49 12 minutes for a $2000 wager. Rough sandy hills tested the duo with a mile and a half grade of 20 degrees. The effort surpasses the Boston mile track mark of 58 minutes. Lynette sired by King out of a Norman D dam Evangeline by Elevator out of Vallive Mambrino Patchen line.
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Erie
Charles M. Reed
Brown
Lynette
Evangeline
Girard
Penn
King
George Wilkes
Norman D. Evangeline
Elevator
Hambletonian
Vallive
Mambrino Patchen
Illinois Central acquires Pacific Short Line assets
Reports from Sioux City claim the Illinois Central has closed a deal to take possession of the Pacific Short line and its Missouri River bridge. President Fisher reportedly ended the Garretson lease, and an official indicates the Short Line will extend, possibly with a stub in the Black Hills, within two years.
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Sioux City
Illinois Central
Pacific
Missouri River
Fisher
Garretson Combine
Lansing Institute Promises High Grade Medical Treatment
The Lansing Institute at 311 Columbus Ave Boston presents a faculty of regular medical practitioners with long experience and honor. It offers to the public the highest standard of professional services for chronic diseases deformities and related conditions, equipped with instruments appliances and paraphernalia for examination test and cure.
All Weaknesses and Infirmities of Eye Ear and Cancer Claims
An advertisement for the Lansing Institute promises post active cures without pain or the knife for eye and ear weaknesses and cancers across the face tongue throat and internal organs. It touts painless treatments for piles fistula ulcers lacerations and uterine prolapse with no detention from business and claims rapid relief for nervous and digestive disorders as well as rheumatic diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing Institute
Shot an Innocent Man Lawrence July 19
Giles Hall shot Abram Mills at 88 Margin Street in the yard next to Hall's home. Mills, who had returned after a month away, climbed a ladder to a second floor tenement window and was shot afterHall mistook him for a burglar. Mills was taken to General Hospital. Hall arraigned for assault with a dangerous weapon. plea not guilty. case continued ten days. Sureties set at 2000 by C A Church.
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Lawrence
Giles Hall
Abram Mills
Hall
Margin Street
Mills
James Crabtree
Hall’s
Morton Street
General Hospital
Flanders
C. A. Church
Abundant crops seen as Morton tours New York
Secretary of Agriculture Morton, touring New York before heading to Detroit, forecast abundant nationwide harvests with corn hay and oats expected in large quantities. He noted efforts to compile beef production and consumption data and blamed beef's heavy losses last year partly on rising pork consumption.
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New York
Morton
Detroit
United States
Kodak plans to expose cruelty through press and kodaks
At the July Massachusetts 8. P. C. A. directors meeting President Angell showed photos from the society’s kodaks to reveal cruelty from docking horses to abuses on cattle cars and slaughterhouses. The Seenerean Humane Education Society later authorized a $1000 prize for a university to establish a professorship of social science and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Seenerean Humane Education Society
Children at Point of Pines Festival Week
Extra attractions abound at Point of Pines for the annual children’s festival week. Grand concerts are presented each afternoon and evening by the Manhattan Orchestra, a local hit. A monster programme is being arranged for the grand festival concert next Sunday.
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Point of Pines
Manhattan Orchestra
Sherman Park excursion from Boston to Millis planned
On Saturday July 22 the Sherman Park Land Company will run a free trip from Boston to Sherman Park in Millis Massachusetts. A band is expected to accompany the excursion and organizers promise a good time.
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Sherman Park Land Company
Boston
Sherman Park
Millis
Mass
Antonio Raimond arraigned on knife assault charge
Antonio Raimond was arraigned yesterday charged with assault with a knife with intent to kill Patrick Beatty. He remains in custody awaiting trial.
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Antonio Raimond
Patrick F. Beatty
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White City
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Yuengling Brewing Company
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