Boston league defeats Lawrence in loose game
Boston pitchers Sullivan and Dolan did not exert themselves as Burke and Mulhill were batted around. Bannon's batting and a Tenney home run highlighted a loosely played contest with attendance at 11. The score remains unreported.
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Lawrence
Boston
Burke
Mulhill
Sullivan
Dolan
Bannon
Tenney
Boston AB
TB Po
A. E
C.f
Ganzel
Stivetts
Ivan
Pissecessesces
McCracken
Life
Osa A O'Connell
Uo Driscoll
Trewin
M. Burke
R. Weae
T. J. Burke
Evisieet Sees
Mulhall
Ewe Rees
Irwin
Driscoll
McCarthy
O'Connell
Eh Dolan
Anell
Ball
Lyons
Providence Beats Gindies in Eastern League Tilt
The Providence champions defeated Cincinnati 20 to 10 on an open date. Providence mocked Parrott’s pitching early as 2000 spectators watched a misfit Cincinnati squad struggle against the home club’s offense and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Cincinnati
Rap” Parrott
Baltimore Advances as Champs Take Sixth in Nine
The champions beat Louisville 16 to 6, moving within one win of the scheduled Sept. 6 game with St. Louis. Inks yielded after the third, Hoffer struggled but was supported by sturdy defense. The game ended in the eighth due to darkness with attendance around 1,000. Baltimore had 18 hits to Louisville’s 12.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Inks
Hoffer
Louisville
Luby
Washington Defeats Pittsburg In Tense League Game
Washington wins 10 to 5 in a high scoring contest at home. Sugden hits a home run as Stocksdale struggles on the mound. Attendance is reported at 200 with Washington showing strong offense and solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Killen
Hart
Stocksdale
Sugden
Pittsburg
McGuire
New York Beats Chicago 4 1 In Tight Showdown At Home
New York defeats Chicago 4 to 1 as Dad Clarke pitches brilliantly in front of 3000 fans. Schriver hits a home run while New York’s lineup, short on top players, receives strong support and heavy hitting from Hutchison’s mound opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Dad
Clarke
Hutchison
Schriver
St Louis Slug Way to 17 8 Win Over Fall River
St Louis defeated Fall River 17 to 8 as Klobedanz left the game in the third inning. Poor fielding by Fall River aided the blowout while St Louis hitters collected 18 hits to Fall River's 13. Ehret and Peitz paired behind the plate with Klobedanz pitching for Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Fall River
Klobedanz
Errora
Louis
Ehret
Peitz
Linaln
Rollins
Vickery Shines As Toronto Bats Falter In Buffalo Tilt
In a tight Eastern League game at Buffalo on May 1, Vickery was the standout while Toronto’s batsmen struggled to connect, letting key balls slip and stymieing scoring opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Vickery
Toronto
Buffalo Beats Toronto In Low Scoring Curve Game
Attendance 1200. Final score Buffalo 14 Toronto 9. Hits Buffalo 9 Toronto 6. Errors Buffalo 2 Toronto 2. Batteries Vickery and Urquhart for Buffalo Gray and Lake for Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Toronto
Saneye Ibiery
Vickery
Urquhart
Gray and Lake
Melrose High Beats Winchester In League Baseball
Melrose defeated Winchester 13 to 9 in a league game at Melrose on May 31. Melrose pitcher Dear born struck out eight batters as the home team showed strong play throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Winchester
Dearborn
Theatrical Nine Formed At Castle Square Theatre
A new theatrical baseball team forms at Castle Square Theatre with Stage Manager William P. Edison as captain and issues a challenge to any theatre nine or any set of players in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Square Theatre
William P. Edison
New England
Buck Ewing Braves at South End Grounds This Afternoon
Diamond Chat reports Buck Ewing and his Braves meet at South End grounds at 3 30 PM. Providence defeated the Cinoles yesterday as Tom Parrott allowed many runs. The Imperials of South Boston seek Saturday games in June July August with in or out of town clubs. Address A A Warkus 11 Franklin Boston. Boston Grays free June 15 22. Strong out of town teams offered guaranteed pay. J E Barry 5 State Boston. Anson and his team showed strength against New York, prompting hopes of a victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck” Ewing
Braves
South End
Providence
Cinoles
Tom Parrott
Imperials
South Boston
A. A. Warkus
Franklin Street
Boston
Boston Grays
J. E. Barry
State Street
Anson
New York
Boxing Letters Praise Post Writer and Smith Ryan Fight
A letter to the Sporting editor lauds the Post for an impartial Smith vs Ryan report and accuses New York writers of bias. The writer blames the Seaside Club and Jim Kennedy for alleged corruption and notes protests by Jere Dunn. The item mentions betting on the Pierce Abbott contest and previews possible matches with Lavigne, D’Arcy, McDonough, and Hennessy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
New York
Hall Hotel
Park Row
Duane Street
New York City
Jim Kennedy
Smith
Jere Dunn
Clayton
Hurst
Boston
Barabas
Robin Hood
Robert Macaire
Pete Donohue
Johnny Eckhardt
Coney Island
Kennedy
James l& Millss
Pierce-Abbott
Suffolk Club
West Newton Street
William Daly, Jr
Abbott
Providence
George Lavigne
Pierce
Hough
Tom D’arcy
East Boston
Hugh Martin
Ike
Martin
D’arcy
Jack McDonough
Gladstone
Lowell
Jack McGee
Billy Hennessy
Jack
Hennessy
Billy Sullivan
Creedon
Danso
O'Brien
Jack Everhardt
Lavigne
Everhardt
Chicago Inter Ocean
Parson Davies
Stoneham Boy’s Wandering Tale Ends in Homecoming
Freddie Bruce, a 15 year old from Stoneham, left home May 2 with dreams of adventure. After selling papers in New York, working briefly as a bellboy in Orange New Jersey, and being robbed on a Portland ship, he was taken to the Gerry Society home for lost children before being returned to his mother in Stoneham. He expressed a preference for home over city life.
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Freddie
Joseph Bruce
Stoneham
Pleasant Street
New York
Boston
Portland Express
Union Station
Portland
Maine City
Manhattan
City Hall Square
Evening World
Winsor Hotel
Orange
N. J
Gotham
Catherine Ferry
Gerry Society
Stanton Abbott Training For 20 Round Bout In Rhode Island
Stanton Abbott of England trains for a 20 round match with Leslie Price of Philadelphia in East Providence Rhode Island. He is weighed and ready, backed by Jack McFadden, aims for a decision within the rounds, and hopes to box George Kid Lavigne or Jack Everhardt next. Jimmy Powers trains at Nahant under Billy Smith and coaches Bob Smith and Billy Anderson aiming to defeat Fenton. Boston May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Abbott
England
Leslie Price
Philadelphia
East Providence
R. I
Jack McFadden
George
Kid) Lavigne
Jack Everhardt
Jimmy Powers
Nahant
Billy Smith
Bob Smith
Billy Anderson
Fenton
E. Pritchard
Boston
Yale Duo Triumphs In New England Tennis Doubles
Chace and Foote of Yale defeated Paret and Fischer of New York 6-1 3-6 6-3 in a well played doubles match at New Haven today. The Yale pair dominated the first set, dropped a bright second, and edged the deciding set with a magnificent team effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New England
Chace
Foote
Yale
Fischer
Paret
New York
Rau Disqualified in Chicago Road Race After Admission
Chicago May 31 Fred Rau winner of second prize for fastest time in the road race yesterday was disqualified this morning. He admitted he did not ride the full course. An investigation of all leading men will be conducted and the race may have to be run again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred Rau
Mast Defect Delays Valkyrie III Fitting Out
In Glasgow on May 31 the Valkyrie III.s fitting out was delayed when the mast was found defective at the last moment. A new mast has been completed and will be stepped today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Columbus North End Reunion At 102 Richmond Street
The Columbus Associates of the North End held a grand reunion at their hall on 102 Richmond street last evening. About fifty couples attended with supper at Hotel Campidoglio and dancing until 4 am. Arrangements were led by Alex F Bianco R Granora J Dogoslin and F Bianco. Invited guests included Mamie Galirino Arelia Orancio Mary Levoroni Rosie Solary M Guinasso Louisa Porcella Teresa Drego Lena Finklestein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Associates
North End
Richmond Street
Hotel Campidoglio
Alex F. Bianco
R. Granora
J. Dogoslin
F. Bianco
Mamie Galirino
Arelia Orancio
Mary Levoroni
Rosie Solary
M. Guinasso
Louisa Porcella
Teresa Drego
Lena Finklestein
James Shields Fatally Struck by Shifting Engine
Lynn May 31 A colored man James A Shields was struck while asleep on a track in the freight yard and fatally mutilated He died after arrival at the hospital He was years old and resided at 19 Sheridan Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
James A. Shields
Epital
Sheridan Streets
Trotting Races At Berlin See Growing Attendance And Wins
In Berlin on May 31 attendance rose as trotting events attracted bettors and spectators. Thusnelda won the Vienna prize of 1200 marks over 2600 metres in 4:29.5, with Acanthus second and La france third. Grace Simmons, owned by James Gordon Bennett, captured the Press prize, then Queen Patchen took the international handicap. Anticipated entries Antram and Helen Leyburn did not start. Attilla won the Behrefeld prize, and Julie topped the Landshut prize field with Dorissohn and Paul following.
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Berlin
Vienna
Thusnelda
Acanthus
Lafrance
James Gordon Bennett
Grace Simmons
Kleber
Ella
Queen Patchen
Othello
Antram
Helen Leyburn
Attilla
Sutter Maid
Young Alexander
Julie
Dorissohn
Paul
Country Club Race Meeting Entries For 199 Today
The Country Club race meeting for 199 will close with two flat and three steeplechase races this afternoon. Entries include Lady Raymond in the race for unplaced horses and fields for all five events with purses ranging from 500 to 700 dollars and various entrance fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Lady Raymond
del Monte Stables
B. H. Little
Ch. H. Ferrier
del Monte
B. m. Tigress
George R. Wales
Ch. G. Lansing
George B. Inches
Ch. G. Galleon
P. Randolph
B. F. Clyde
Westbrook Stables
B. H. King John
Chambler
Ss. P. Sagserpe
B. G
Broad Hollow Stables
Oakwood
Mr. Chambler
B. m. Roseland
Thoroughbred race card from Gravesend meeting summarized
A detailed five race program lists handicaps and sweepstakes for 3-year-olds and up, maidens, and 2-year-olds at Gravesend on May 31. Notable entrants include Lazzarone, Sister Mary, Stowaway, Patrician, Red Skin, and Song and Dance in the first. Bedouin and Mirage among maidens in the second. Tremont stakes with Applegate and Hazlet for 2-year-olds. Boulevard handicap with Connoisseur and Keenan. Top Topsy and Nantucket in a 2-year-old selling. and St Michael among 3-year-olds and up in the sixth race. Purses range from $500 to $2,500 with various guarantees and forfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
L. I
Lazzarone
Sister Mary
Stowaway
Patrician
Red Skin
Stephen J
Restraint
Mirage
Snoldsley
Chandos
Fatal
King Michael
Stavin
Kilbern
Applegate
Hazlet
Refugee
Axiom
Mormon
Intermission
Connoisseur
Keenan
Sir Galahad
Bright Phobus
Monaco
Kennel
Belmar
St. Michael
Adelbert
Chiswick
Prig
Certainty
Dark
Canterbury
Manchester
Races Report from a Field Event Card
First race seven-eighths mile selling Chief Justice first Quartermaster second Julia L. third Time 1 30. Second race four and one half furlongs Mural Bess Monolithe second Leshade third Time 8. Third race half mile selling Jessiec eure first Dama second Sivant third Time Fourth race three fourths mile welter Darkness first Grand Prix second Prince Klamath third Time 1 17 14. Fifth race six and one half furlongs Belisarius first Mirage second Blue Bird third Time. Sixth race five eighths mile selling R F Dee first Blackfoot second Silver Queen third Time 1 03.
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Chief Justice
Quartermaster
Julia L
Mural
Bess Monolithe
Leshade
Jessieceure
Dama
Sivant
Prince Klamath
Belisarius
Mirage
Blue Bird
R. F. Dee
Blackfoot
Silver Queen
Latonia Race Results Review First Five Falls
Latonia results show first race St Ilarto Tobin Staffa with 1:2914. second Greenwich Judith Vida 1:42%. third Helen Mar Helen Kellar Minnie Clyde 1:0314. Fourth Eg bart Terrapin Jane 1:48% with Saddle Bags disqualified for fouling Egbart. Fifth Moylan Joe Clark Loki 56s.
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St. Ilarto
Tobin
Staffa
Greenwich
Judith
Vida
Helen Mar
Helen Kellar
Minnie Clyde
Egbart
Terrapin
Jane
Moylan
Joe Clark
Loki
Fourteen Men Arrested in Card Playing Case at 81 1 2 Friend Street
On May 29 police arrested fourteen men at 81 1 2 Friend Street. At Municipal Criminal Court Judge Forsaith found five guilty of card playing and fined $10 each. The other nine were charged with presence where gaming implements were found and fined unspecified amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend Street
Judge Forsaith
Municipal Criminal Court
James Brown
Henry E. Batley
William Jameson
Frank L. Laughton
Harry Lawson
Joseph Murphy
William Evans
James Morgan
John Jones
Charles Herman
Charles Leonard
Samuel Abbott
Frank Wakefield
Andrew Fletcher
London Colonel Tours Boston Harbor Guests Visit Marblehead Neck
Major C Wolmer Williams of London visiting Boston with host Mr A Shuman enjoyed a harbor cruise yesterday with guests including Dr G H M Rowe Colonel H A Thomas representing Governor Greenhalge Colonel William A Bancroft Captain A A Folsom General A P Martin Colonel Ferris Mr Wallace F Robinson Mr I A Ratshesky Mr Alexander Steinert Mr H Staples Etter and Mr Harrison Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wolmer Williams
London
Boston
A. Shuman
North Shore
Marblehead Neck
Mr. Shuman
G. H. M. Rowe
H. A. Thomas
Greenhalge
William A. Bancroft
Paine Furniture Uses Flemish Oak For Antique Pieces
The Paine Furniture Company uses Flemish oak aged by a treatment to resemble nearly 200 year old wood. They craft old-fashioned Dutch settles chimney pieces carved chests and many other famed antique furniture items. Readers are invited to visit their warerooms this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Furniture Company
Teachers Talk at New England Superintendents Meeting
The fifty sixth semi annual meeting of the New England Association of School Superintendents met at the English High School exhibition hall. Topics covered included training for the superintendency and testing and training of teachers in service with speakers from Clark University Harvard and state education departments. Committees and officers were announced with J C Simpson named president and L P Nash treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Association of School Superintendents
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
W. T. Harris
United States
Hall
Referendum Debate Over Boston Charter Bill and Veto
Senator Corbett and Representative Lowell argue for or against a referendum on Boston charter changes. They discuss mayoral term length, local self government, and whether the Governor should veto or allow the bill to go to voters. Other lawmakers call the measure too complex and politically risky for public decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Charlestown
Greenhalge
Boston
General Court
Woburn
Holyoke
Common Council
James F. Creed
Massachusetts
Man Arrested After Window Invasion in Ward 6
In Providence on May 381 Alder Ira C. Winter woke to a commotion in his parlor as James Folle crawled through a window and bunked on the lounge. Police arrested Folle for drunkenness after he claimed to recall being at a picnic beer keg and denied aiming to imitate Astor fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Ira C. Winter
James Folle
Tramp Gorrey
Astor
Bishop Nicholson Coming to Preach at Christ Church
The Right Rev W R Nicholson bishop of the synod of New York and Philadelphia is expected to preach at Christ Church Trinity Sunday June 9 during the morning service and administer the rite of confirmation. Nicholson long served as rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church here and is well known and esteemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Nicholson
Philadelphia
Snyod
New York
Christ Church
Trinity
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Nude in Art deemed obscene by municipal court
In a municipal court, Judge Hardy fined A. P. Davidson and David B. Marvin $100 each for possessing a work titled The Nude in Art with intent to sell. Art critic R. F. H. Allen testified the publication contained reproductions of reputable art and was not obscene or corrupting. Both appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
A. P. Davidson
David B. Marvin
R. F. H. Allen
Boston A. O. H. Treasurer James Barry Dies Suddenly
James Barry treasurer of Division 30 A. O. H. Boston died suddenly at his residence 20 Sawyer Street. He was a young man of exemplary character, intensely patriotic and popular in the community. Division 30 members will attend the funeral in a body on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barry
Division 30
Boston
Sawyer Street
New Roxbury Club The Fifty Associates Forms
A new club named The Fifty Associates is formed in Roxbury. David Burke is elected president at the last meeting. The group plans a five year lease for the house at 10 Warren Street as its permanent headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
David Burke
Warren Street
Ward 8 Dem selects Hayes for Ward 3 endorse
The Democratic ward committee of Ward 8 met last evening and endorsed James E. Hayes for Ward 3. Officers named include James Joyce secretary John J. Tague executive committeeman and William Fallon treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 8
James E. Hayes
James 8. Joyce
John J. Tague
William Fallon
Ultra Radical Leader Aims to Annul Rome Election
Signor Felice Cavalotti plans a motion in the Chamber of Deputies to annul Prime Minister Crispi's Rome fifth district election. He alleges eight Socialists were arrested to suppress voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Felice Cavalotti
Chamber of Deputies
Crispi
Corean Premier Secures Treaty With Russia
Vienna dispatch reports Corea and Russia sign a treaty in which Russia vows to protect Corea in emergencies without suzerain authority, while Japan threatens to withdraw its minister from Seoul if the king approves. The document includes secret clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
Russia
Japan
Seoul
Reforms Sought in China Petition to Pekin Calls Western Style Changes
A Times despatch reports a petition from South China urging the Emperor to enact constitutional reforms. It asks for removal of incapable officials abolishing the pigtail and footbinding granting freedom of the press and establishing general reforms along western lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Times
Pekin
South China
Were Not Guilty Acquittals in Medway Assault Case
Medway judge frees J Henry Parker and James Dowd after acquittal on assault and battery charges in the Riordan case. Court cleared them of the March 8 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medway
J. Henry Parker
James Dowd
John Riordan
Grey pushes sealing ban in Behring Sea debates
In the House of Commons Sir Edward Grey leads legislation to prohibit sealing at certain seasons in the Behring Sea and nearby waters, outlining aims to protect seal populations and regulate activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Sir Edward Grey
Bebring Sea
Sinking of the Colima near Manzanillo
A despatch from Mexico reports the Colima struck a reef near Coahuayancan and sank after 8 AM on the 27th. Captain Taylor and two officers were killed, sixteen survivors were rescued by the San Juan, and 188 people are known to have drowned with 26 saved.
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San Francisco
Cal
City of
Mexico
Manzanillo
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Colima
J. F. Taylor
Coast Line
San Juan
Coahuyaunck
Pacific Mail
Colimas Captain John P. Taylor A Colima Commander From Orleans
Captain John P. Taylor of the ill fated Colima was born in Orleans Massachusetts around forty years ago the son of Waters Taylor He began at sea in a Cape Cod fishing schooner then served as cabin boy and officer on ships bound for Liverpool and around the Horn He gained a reputation for courage and leadership after surviving a shipwreck and later commanded the Colima until its loss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Maas
John P. Taylor
Colima
Waters Taylor
New York
Taylor
Japan
Mexican
Colima cannot be raised. survivors landed near Boca Apzia
San Francisco report states the Colima cannot be raised despite Pacific Mail agents being notified by the Manzanillo agency. Relief steamers have been sent toward the mouth of the San Some river area, with survivors reportedly landed at Boca Apzia near the Jelmo River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Mail
Manzanillo
Colima
San
Boca Apzia
Jelmo River
Runaway Horse Causes Chaos in Charlestown Night Run
A horse attached to a light wagon ran wild through Charlestown after 7 PM, dashing along Harvard Street into City Square, striking a lunch cart and injuring three pedestrians. It weaved through West End, Fitchburg tracks, and the street, wrecking the wagon after colliding with an iron pole before an unknown man arrived to claim the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Harvard Street
City Square
Warren Bridge
West End
Fitchburg
Morton fully recovers from Memorial Day fainting spell
May 31 New York Governor Morton has entirely recovered from his Memorial Day fainting spell. He did not speak on it but observers say the incident may be used by opponents to question his age and presidential prospects in a campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morton
Newtons Liquor Crusade Raids Local Hole In The Wall
A patrol squad under Sergeant Ryan raided the hole in the wall run by Anthony Gildea and seized cider wine and liquor. Gildea an old offender and recently convicted in U S Courts for revenue law violations will be arraigned in local court tomorrow for maintaining a nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Ryan
Anthony Gildea
Gildea
United States
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