Worcester Beats Lynn 5 to 2 on Owens’s Slow Inside Pitch
Worcester defeats Lynn 5 to 2 as Owens limits the visitors to two runs. Russell makes a running catch and Johnson robs a hot line drive as the hosts secure the win at Worcester. Burkett Russell Reynolds Bradley Daum Ort and Lort provide the offense with two runs in the eighth inning.
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Worcester
Lynn
Owens
Russell
Johnson
E. Burkett
C. F
Wallace
R. F
Barton
Reynolds
R.f
Gardner
Bradley
Paum
Pee Johnson
Daum
Acre
Logan
Lort
Burn
McCune
Burkett
Labelle
Connolly
Fall River Triumphs Over Lawrence 4 2 In Sloppy Defeat
Fall River won 4 to 2 after Lawrence out hit them but made costly errors and weak defense. Key plays included Flyyn, Harter, Wilson, Murch and Messenger scoring for Fall River with multiple two base hits by Wilson and Ainsmith.
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Fall River
Lawrence
Wormwood
Escreees
Flynn
Harter
Wilson
Murch
Messenger
Solbraa
Ainsmith
McLane
Kane
Bowcock
Con
Congregational Churches Offer Sunday Services in City
Multiple Boston churches announce Sunday schedules with sermons on themes such as The Power of Suggestion and The Ceaseless Quest of the Heart. Ministries include Rev A A Berle Rev A Y Conrad Rev John L Withrow and Rev Henry E Kirk. Services begin 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday schools and music.
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Congregational
Shawmut
D. D
John L. Withrow
Henry EE. Kirk
Baltimore
Allen A. Stockdale
First Church OF Christ
Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Mary Baker Eddy
Park Square
Naughton Game Summary Shows Key Plays and Errors
Double plays by Donovan Cummings Boweeck Wormwood Bowcock and Smithran Ainsmith and Flynn cited. Lawrence left on base five Fall River six. Walks by Whiting one Wormwood five. Errors by Lawrence two Fall River one. Messenger hit by Whiting. Whiting struck out two Wormwood three. Passed ball Toomey. Time 1h 41m. Umpire J O'Brien.
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Naughton
Donovan
Cummings
Boweeck
Wormwood
Bowcock
Smithran
Ainsmith
Flynn
Lawrence
Fall River
Whiting
Messenger
Toomey
J. O’brien
Brockton
Haverhill
Po.a.e
Bh.po
A.E. Catt’son
Ham'’ton
C. F
Poland
Reardon
O'Courtney
Hickman
Boardman
M’k’nan
McInnis
Bannon
Templin
Watters
Andrews
M’g’vern
O Reilly
O'Toole
Oj Frell
Coe Seic Seas
McKernan
Courtney
Reilly
McGovern
Freil
McDermott
New Bedford-Terriers Tie After Late Rally
New Bedford and opponent finish 1-1 after Barrows scores on a late run. Moorehead and Weeden credited with sacrifice hits. Connolly allows several baserunners, while Zinssar, Doran, and Lemieux issue walks. Lowell and 38 charged with errors. Connolly hits Lemieux with a pitch, Warner records eight strikeouts, Vandergrift a double play, time 2 hours 10 minutes. Umpire M O'Brien.
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Warner
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Delave
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Ce Spe
Subterranean River Floods Berne Tunnel Tragedy
In the Loetschberg tunnel near Berne Switzerland 25 workers were killed when a concealed subterranean river or lake burst through the tunnel wall flooding the work area as they drilled. The disaster occurred early this morning and details describe a sudden rush of water and mud overwhelming the miners.
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Berne
Switzerland
Loetschberg
Berne Alps
Strikers Clash With Police in Bombay Factory Lockout
Two officers were fatally wounded and several strikers killed as police clashed with rioters who had closed most factories in Bombay. Authorities consider calling in the military to suppress the unrest.
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Bombay
Spandau Council Launches Zeppelin Gift Drive
The City Council of Spandau Brandenburg has begun a campaign to raise 1 625 000 dollars as a national gift for Count Zeppelin.
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Berlin
Spandau
Brandenburg
Prussia
Count Zeppelin
Spiritualist meetings and lectures across Boston and suburbs
A long list details multiple Sunday services at Ideal Hall and other Boston sites with messages from prominent mediums including C. H. Harwood and Nellie Thomas, healing and evening grand message sessions, free ice cream, plus lectures at Camp Progress Lower Swampscott and Unity Camp in Saugus. Also notes Hindu philosophy readings and Universalist and Universal Church events.
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Ideal Hall
Tremont Street
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Miss Littlefield
Mr. Williams
Boston
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Nellie Thomas
W. E. Conner
Annie Morn
Sophia Kampe
Frank Wheeler
Brouch
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Mabel Harris
Akron
Ohio
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Page
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Izetta Sears Hill
Blanchard
Charles Bakstraw
J. B. Choate
Moreland Park Quartet
Holden
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Harmony Hall
Washington Street
N. P. Smith
Jennette Peters
G. Henry Harwood
Alpheus Ricker
Belle Curran
Sadie Nellie Smith
Agnes Olson
Anna Morgan
Loveting
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Warren Street
Columbus Avenue
Pauline
Marriner
Dale Street
Roxbury
Stackpole
Fallen Street
St. Botolph Street
Unity Camp
Saugus
Thomas Cross
Pepper Vanderbilt
Brockton Edges Haverhill In Tight Fistball Contest
Brockton defeated Haverhill 2 to 1 in a tight game. Donovan McKernan Courtney led Brockton with multiple hits while O Toole and Freil split pitching duties for the pitchers. Reed and Reardon contributed on defense as Brockton capitalized on Haverhill errors.
Elephant Rescues Man at Crescent Park
In Providence on July 2 to 4, an elephant named Lena saved Harry Tracy from drowning after Tracy cried for help. The keeper directed Lena into the water where Tracy disappeared, and the elephant plucked him from the water and carried him to safety on her back.
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Providence
Harry Tracy
Crescent Park
Tracy
Lena
Accommodating Fish Surrenders Watch at Greenwood Lake
William Edwards of the Neptune Club fishing with grasshoppers at Greenwood Lake July 24 pulled large carp. He found a gold grasshopper charm watch set with diamonds inside a fish. The charm belonged to George Wilson, who reported it stolen last summer.
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N. J
William Edwards
Neptune Club
Greenwood Lake
Edwards
George Wilson
Despondent Greenleaf St Woman Ends Her Life
Mrs Isabelle Batchelder 61 despondent over ill health hanged herself yesterday morning at her 22 Greenleaf Street home. Her husband an upholsterer found her body after returning home at 9. She had earlier attempted suicide by poison five weeks earlier and was discharged from hospital two weeks ago. Relatives live in New York City and Scotland.
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Batchelder
Greenleaf Street
City Hospital
New York City
Scotland
Water Front Fleet Brings In Heavy Fish Totals at T Wharf
Seventeen vessels arrived with seven seiners four trips of swordfish and six groundfish fares. Mackerel totals reach 63 000 fresh fish and 30 barrels salted with earnings of 9 cents a pound for swordfish and 4 cents a pound for haddock. Groundfish shipments include cod hake pollock and more, with prices ranging from 2 to 3.5 cents. Salvage settlement reported at 2000 with O H Brown towage.
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Ingomar
Wallace Parsons
Hattie C. Heckman
Anson Leamon
Grayling
Joe Smith
Ralph Hall
Frank Hall
Pontiac
Enos Nickerson
Fannie EB. Prescott
Tom Downey
Electric Flash
Bissett
Valentinna
Lafayette
Freedom
Maud Silva
Had’k
Hake
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K. ‘Mary
Santos
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Retired Captain Tapley Dies Sudden in West Brooksville
Ellsworth Maine July 24 Captain John B. Tapley a widely known retired sea captain died suddenly today at West Brooksville aged 70. He was the young
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Ellsworth
John BE. Tapley
West Brooksville
Tapley brothers of the sea legacy continues
The eldest of the famous nine Tapley brothers, all renowned deep sea captains, lived to retirement. Six brothers remain alive, continuing the family maritime tradition and marking a notable seafaring lineage.
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Tapley Brothers
Almanac Note on Sun and Moon Times and Maritime Arrivals
The mini almanac lists sun rise at 4 30 and set at 7 11 with day length 14 41 and moon rise at 1 58 am. It enumerates arriving steamers and schooners including Prince Arthur Harvard City of Gloucester Covington and Onward with multiple barges and tugs, plus departures and sailings to various ports.
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Kinney
Yarmouth
N. S
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Crowell
New York
Gov
Clara
Grace
Monocacy, Robinson
Cto
Merriam, Molina
Lynn
Macungie
Portland
Standard
Phinney
S. O. Co
Baird
Hillsboro
N. B
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N. 8
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London
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Ravn
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Newport News
Watertown Adopts Tax Rate Decrease for 1908
Watertown officials announce a new tax rate of 19.60 dollars per thousand, down 1.20 from 1907, surprising residents as most nearby towns raised levies. The July 24 notice reports assessors confirming the lower rate amid local tax discussions.
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Alfred J. Woodman
Elbridge H. Milliken
Woodman & Milliken
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Newtowne Market
Watertown
Snake and Squirrel Battle Observed in Farm Tree
Columbus July 24 on the Lewis Crew farm a tree snake about four feet long fought a squirrel perched on its haunches. The struggle ended when Farmer Crew shot the snake, ending the fight.
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Columbus, CO
Lewis Crew
Ginlong
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