New York Beats Newcomer as Selee's Team Continues Win
In Baltimore at the park, Selee's lineup dominated as New York defeated the home side. Mickey Welch struggled with control while Boston errors helped the score. Joe Kelley debuted for Selee in left field and impressed with his swing and fielding.
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Washington Beats Athletics 3 0 in Philadelphia
Carsey shined for Washington as the Senators shut out the Athletics in Philadelphia. Weyhing pitched well but costly errors by Athletics doomed them. Washington had 9 base hits to Athletics 5 with 3 errors each. Datteries Carsey Sutcliffe Weyhing Cross. Three base hits Cross Griffin. Stolen bases Murphy Hatfield. Time 7:35. Umpire Mahoney.
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Weather forecast for New England and South
The forecast covers Northern New England clear with southwesterly winds and warmer temperatures while Southern New England will be clear to partly cloudy with light southwest winds. Wednesday may bring more cloudiness and possible showers in the south with warmer temperatures overall.
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Hovey beaten by Wrenn in hardfought Hall match today
Tennis at Longwood cricket grounds opens under sunny skies with 300 spectators. Hovey loses to Hall in five sets amid illness, while Wrenn and Sears edge rivals in preliminary rounds as play continues.
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Observations at Boston Weather Summary
Boston observation notes a mean daily temperature of 66.8 degrees with a maximum of 75.0 and a minimum of 58.6. The mean daily dew point is 49.0, humidity 58 percent, and total precipitation 0.00. Normal highs and lows are 51.2 and 63.3 respectively for eighteen years.
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Drowned in Massapoag Pond at Sharon
Sidney Beckhardt nephew of S A Beckhardt of Boston drowned while swimming with companions in Massapoag Pond Sharon yesterday morning. He drifted away from the group and sank without a sound, possibly a cramp. Body recovered and to be sent to Foughkeepsie New York, his home.
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Little Girl Burned By Matches At Idaho Street
Abbie Browvie six years old living at 68 Idaho street suffered severe burns to her body and limbs when playing with matches. The fire started from the matches igniting her clothing. she is expected to recover despite serious injuries.
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Amateur Rowers Plan Labor Day Regatta Oversight
The New England Amateur Rowing Association Executive Committee met at the Revere House to discuss the Labor Day regatta. Henry W. Garfield will be invited as referee, with J. H. Abeal Jr and Captain Theodore Van Rader among officials, a 11 member Boston club committee to run events, Walter Stimpson as starter, and prizes handled with city officials. James S. Aborn offered resignation. A. J. H. Tyngal attended. West Lynn Boat Club elected to membership unanimously.
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Harlem River
New York
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Lawrence
Walter Stimpson
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West Lynn Boat Club
Hotels list of guests by city and state across venues
Vencome A W Pearce and family from Chicago along with numerous guests from New York Albany Providence Hartford and more are noted as staying at various hotels. The crowded roster includes Brattleboro Newport Philadelphia Denver and Chicago travelers in a long hotel ledger style column.
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Chicago
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Agreement Not Broken on Time Tables Says West End Chief
President Whitney of the West End street railroad comments on reported trouble with new time tables. He notes an understanding that ten hours platform work in twelve hours constitutes a day, and insists the company does not intend to alter this. He adds that electric system introduction allows extra trips without increasing required hours, benefiting the community through more service.
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Burial of Mrs Mark Hopkins Searles at Episcopal Church
Lawrence July 27 funeral services for the late Mrs Mark Hopkins Searles will be held Wednesday afternoon at St Thomas Episcopal Church. Interment will be in the new family vault across from the Searles residence in Methuen. Her mother remains ill at the Methuen residence.
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Royal Baking Powder Ad Claims Perfection in Use
An advertisement urges using Royal Baking Powder for every recipe for better texture and flavor. It extols purity, lightness, sweetness, and digestibility, claiming reliable, uniform results. Endorsed by Jarion Harland who states he uses no other since its introduction.
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Lost Circe Wreck Details Reach Quebec as Survivors Return
The Grecian brings fourth engineer and two seamen plus ten cattlemen from the Circe wreck off East Cape Anticosti. The vessel struck at 11 15 p m amid fog and high breakers while its crew attempted to reach Heath Point Light. Most on board abandoned ship as waters rose. survivors were rescued by a schooner and taken to Fox Bay and Heath Point, later boarding Alcides to Glasgow. The remaining crew waited at Heath Point before sailing to Quebec aboard the Grecian.
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Gloriana Arrives in Providence For Wet Dock Prep
The Gloriana from Bristol arrived in Providence to be dry docked for hull scraping and painting ahead of races. Crowds and photographers gathered as the famed yacht, designed by Mr Herreshoffs, was scrutinized for its unusual 24 foot overhang and sleek lines.
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Death by own action casts shadow on Bragg case
Edna Bragg disappears after leaving home Friday night with a white waist and red trimmed dress. Hat found, parasol located, mother insists on deeper search as police continue river drags with no body recovered. The Bragg family questions reports of wealth linked motives and clings to hope of Edna’s return.
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Naval Militia Squadron Arrives Off Fisher's Island
The New York squadron sailed with the Stonington steamer and anchored at Falkner's Island. By Sunday morning they reached Fisher's Island with six ships in a long line from the Pumplings to the Race. Vesuvius and Cushing lay close inshore as electric lights gleamed at night. Officers assigned to divisions aboard Chicago Newark Boston Atlanta Concord and Yorktown briefed on gun drill and ammunition handling as a full week of training began amid fine weather.
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White Caps in Court at Medway Trial For Tar and Feathering
Medway July 27 adjourned trial of alleged White Caps accused of tar and feathering Herbert Pratt at Medfield meadows on June 27. Defendants John Henry Michael Henry Charles Gormley Peter Gallagher were bound over to the grand jury in 500 dollars each as judges Fairbanks indicated probable guilt. A decision on Welch for assault and conspiracy is to be rendered at 2 o'clock Wednesday.
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Superior Court Denies Injunction Against Royal Ark Lodge
In Suffolk County a motion for a temporary injunction and receiver against Noah Lodge No 16 Order of the Royal Ark was denied. Plaintiffs members allege excess assessments and fraud. decision notes no injunction. Attorneys: Williams and Anderson for plaintiffs Shepard for defendants.
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Probate Court approves wills and administers estates at Newburyport
In Essex ss Newburyport on July 27 J Harmen reports wills for Harriet A Atkinson Amesbury Sophia Richardson and Sallie Sweetser all of Newburyport and Magdalena Thormahlen of Neuendorf Germany Letters of administration granted for Isabel Abbott Peabody Rufus K Foss Lawrence John Cain Lynn Ernest Pease Lawrence and Chester L Redman Lynn Inventories filed include Hiram Henry Lynn 457538 and David Powers Haverhill 9400.
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Peabody
Rufus K. Foss
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Haverhill
Boston Club Begins Annual Midsummer Outing
The Boston Club departs yesterday with about twenty five members in a Fitchburg special. Guided by Raymond and Whitcomb the party travels to Plattsburg N Y then Lake Champlain to Caldwell and Lake George to Saratoga staying at the Grand Union Hotel Wednesday before returning to Boston Thursday morning. The group includes V Whitten Edward Tobey L Foster Morse J Albert Davis John M Call Jr Fred Gilbert Henry Pratt Lucius Slade Peter McIntyre Newton Talbot John Galvin Thomas L Jenks Willard Rice and J A Porter of Watertown.
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Henry Pratt
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Hospital Cases From Dorchester Stairs Falls In Busy Day
Six year old resident of 2 Dallas place in Dorchester fell down stairs at home and fractured both bones of the right forearm. Walter Brown of 6 Bakers place in Dorchester, employed by David Wilcox at 8 Boylston place, fell down stairs at work and badly sprained his left wrist. Peter Murtagh of 214 Washington street Dorchester, employed by Ira G Hersey in Cambridgeport, was struck on the head by a timber stick at work. his left eyelid required two stitches.
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Lead Trust to Be Reorganized into New Jersey Corp
New York July 27 Officials of the National Lead Trust announce plans to reorganize as a New Jersey corporation with 30 million dollars in capital. Half 7 percent preferred and half common stock, plus 3 million dollars in debenture bonds, will replace the present 90 million dollar capital at a one-for-one exchange of old shares for new common and new preferred. A stockholders’ meeting is set for August 17 to vote on the change.
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