Nichols vs Terry Stovey Home Run A Factor
Captain Ward and his crippled team lost to Boston in a hard hitting game noted for brilliant fielding and poor play. Stovey delivered a stirring home run clearing the bases as Boston piled on in early innings. Nichols limited hits, while Burdock drew applause from friendly fans. The same teams meet again, Clarkson favored against Hemming, attendance 2153.
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Boston
Nichols
John Burdock
Collins
President Soden
John Morrill
Mr. Bardock
Stovey
Nash
Tucker
Erry
Ganzel
Bennett
Long
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Lucker
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Quinn
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Boston Athletics Second Eleven Defeats Mystics by 35 Runs
The Boston Athletics second eleven beat the Mystics at Longwood by 35 runs. Dow led newcomers with 22, Wells remained not out on 10, and Sullivan scored 29. Mystics top scorers Perkins and Merrill added 64 before Estabrooks dismissed Merrill as the side were all out for 77.
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Edgar Wells
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The
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Merrill
Bell
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Bienlt
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Tom
Anita
de Risvenson
Looklyn
Oe Cracknell
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I. A. Eastabrooks
C. Chase
B. L’erkins
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Stovey
Sts
M. R. W. Hartwell
Swevenson
B. M. Rev
Cracknell
Surrendered Warship Brooklyn Burns at Boston Harbor
The historic Civil War era steamship Brooklyn was burned off Nutt Island in Boston harbor after thirty years of service. Built 1858 by Westervelt & Co New York, she fought in the Gulf squadron and helped block New Orleans, reaching Farragut's Hartford in the Mississippi expedition before later suffering damage at Fort St Philip. Condemned as unfit in 1859, she was bought by Thomas Butler & Co and brought to Boston where she was ultimately destroyed for salvage.
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Nutt Island
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United States
Westervelt & Co
New York
Hartford
Pensacola
Richmond
Lancaster
Gulf Squadron
Semmes
Te Sumter
Doughty
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Kinea
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Manassas
Fort Fisher
Alabama
China
Portsmouth
United States Commissioners
Thomas Butler & Co
Bos
Paupers' Retreat Reveals Harsh Boston Welfare Conditions
An 1860s Boston inspection tours Long and Ramsford Islands to study pauper care. Visitors report crowded wards for sick women, inadequate facilities, poor bedding, and limited staff. Many inmates are Irish, with few able-bodied men present in winter. officials criticize care, sanitation, and governance.
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Board of Commissioners
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Pos
Long
Ramsford Islands
J. Putnam Bradley
Long Island
Rainsford Island
O’brien
Shea
Rainsford
Twasshoe and Leather Night at Pompeii Sparked Review
Over 1000 members from the New England boot and shoe branch attended Pompeii for Shoe and Leather Night. Notable pieces included portraits of F W Breed and W L Sage. Jewel Palm fireworks display drew praise. Jumbo the elephant and a fireworks monkey delighted a mixed crowd. Manufacturer's Night was announced for tomorrow and Saturday with more specials planned.
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Pompeii
New England
F.W. Breed
Lynn
W. L. Sage
Boston
Republican State Convention Set for Boston Tremont Temple
The Republican State Committee met at School street yesterday noon and voted to hold the State convention in Tremont Temple Boston on Wednesday Sept 16. Henry Cabot Lodge was unanimously chosen chairman. Resolutions committee includes Francis W. Rockwell Pittsfield Walter Clifford New Bedford Horace G Allen Boston Joseph G Walker Worcester William Coggswell Salam and others.
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Boston
Republican State Committee
School Street
Tremont Temple
Henry Cabot Lodge
Francis W. Rockwell
Pittsfield
Walter Clifford
New Bedford
Horace G. Allen
Joseph G. Walker
Worcester
William Coggswell
Salam
Creditors Meet Over Bayley Hat Company Assignment
First meeting of Bayley Hat Company creditors in Newburyport discussed liabilities around 205000 dollars and assets totaling about 157000. An investigating committee was named with Swazey Brown Fowler White and Dupee to examine affairs. continuation of the voluntary assignment was favored to avoid insolvency. Eastern creditors of Patterson & Co met in Boston with Patterson present. liabilities near 121957.38 and assets about 167893.55 with appraised value 79044.08. committee appointed to handle settlement negotiations and powers granted.
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Bayley Hat Company
Newburyport
Moorfield Storey
Exchange
Eben F. Stone
S. R. Nutter
Storey
Mayor Dodge
Mechanics’ Bank
Charles C. Dame
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
William R. Dupee
Alljourney
Patterson & CO
Kansas City
CO. N. Proctor
R. Leach
Patterson
Sang Sa
Citizens’ National Bank of Kansas City
W. F. Gregory
William Claflin
Weather Forecast For New England Cleared For Thursday
The weather will be fair in Northern New England today followed by showers tonight with heat increase inland and southerly winds. Southern New England stays fair with increasing clouds and higher temperatures. Friday shows local showers, higher temperatures and southwest winds. Forecast notes include cyclonic low moving east, high pressure on the coast, and varied temperatures across cities such as Jacksonville Savannah Oswego Buffalo Eastport and Northfield.
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Maine
Pacific Coast
Ste. Marie
Savannah
Lynchburg
Kansas City
Lake Superior
Block Island
Yarmouth
Mississippi
Jacksonville
Oswego
Buffalo
Eastport
Northfield
Washington
New Hampshire
Vermont
Westport
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Nantucket
Court rules habeas corpus writ in Hoffman case
Supreme Judicial Court grants writ in a habeas corpus matter involving a witness inquest over a death, ruling the mittimus against the prisoner exceeded authority. The decision affects related actions under multiple statutes and addresses whether a witness can be held without arrest or overt testimony, with the court noting potential adjournments and the necessity of proper processes.
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Supreme Judicial Court
In Equity
Lararop
J. Hoffmann
Hoffman
T. H. Wakefield
Norfolk County
Mary Emerson
Langner
Pillsbury
Lathrop
KH. O. Schultz
A. ¥. Pillsbury
C. N. Harris
Commonwealth
Receiver Sought In Equity Over Royal Ark Endowments
Superior Court in Suffolk hears a suit by Horace W. Leach and others against Noah Lodge No. 15 as members claim the Royal Ark endowment scheme misled members about $100 certificados and promised solvency through rising membership. Plaintiffs allege officers of the Supreme Lodge bought a New Hampshire order to form Bay State Genefic Society and started a new class of certificates to mask the Massachusetts charter.
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Suffolk Ss
Hammond
THE
Royal Ark
Horace W. Leach
Noah Lodge
Order of the Royal Ark
Supreme Lodge of
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Supreme Lodge
New Hampshire
Bay State Genefic Society
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Bay State
Bay
Insurance Commissioner
Commonwealth
Insurance Department
Vhien
Court of Equity
New Jersey
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G. W. Anderson
H. N. Shepard
Lawsuit Challenges Royal Ark Class A Reorganization
Plaintiffs allege that the Order of the Royal Ark unlawfully created Class A by absorbing new members and misusing funds. They seek an injunction and a receiver, claiming excess assessments, misapplied funds, and deceptive circulars designed to lure members while denying them proper protections. The court reserved ruling on the injunction and receiver, with counsel for both sides presenting opposing views on jurisdiction and potential irreparable damage.
Indian Doctor Calms Down After Shooting Incident
Dr. H Hawkins the Indian doctor who shot Mary Powers and terrorized police appeared in District Court arraigned on assault with a dangerous weapon. He pleaded not guilty and was held on $1000 bond until next Wednesday. Police seized a cartridge belt with thirty eight calibre slugs and a large revolver. Hawkins stands about six feet tall, weighs 250 pounds, with shoulder length low wavy hair and showed calm this morning despite the prior maniacal conduct.
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H. Hawkins
Mary Powers
Lowell
Hillard
Hawkins
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