Dwyer Delivers for Reds as Boston Slumps in Exhibition
Frank Dwyer, long a showy pitcher, dominates Boston as Cincinnati wins nine runs. Nichols, Latham and Murphy star for the Reds while Comiskey and Bancroft study the shift in the pennant race tone.
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Frank Dwyer
Comiskey
Bancroft
Boston
Dwyer
Bostons
Yankees
Charley Comiskey
Gael
tYhumor
Cincinnati
Herman Long
Nichols
Cincies
Phantasia
Latham
Victory
Reds
Morgan Murphy
Long
Smith
Murphy
McPhee
Halliday
Vaughn
Tucker
Canatan
Duffy
Nash
Poorl
Stivetts
Bennett
N. TR
Ucadeveseees
Frivetts
Cone
Holliday
Balla
Pittsburg Beats New York In First Interest-Heavy Game
New Yorks bungled defense and weak batting after the first inning as Pittsburgs powerfully struck Bald win score 2 to 3. Connor homered for New York while attendance reached about 4500. Final line shows Pittsburg 2 New York 3 with 7 errors to 4.
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New York
New Yorks
Killen
Pittsburgs
Baldwin
Connor
Pittsburg
Miller
Doyle
Yale Defeats Andover in A Thrilling New Haven Tilt
Yale wins 8 to 3 against Andover Academy as Davis pitches well for Yale and Murphy makes key catches. Paige falters in the fifth inning leading to Andover’s defeat, while Donovan and Murphy shine defensively for Yale and Andover respectively.
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New Haven
Yale Pine
Andover Academy
Davis
Yale
Paige
Murphy
Donovan
Andover
Kedzie
Amherst Beats Brown In Loose Pratt Field Game
Amherst defeats Brown in a disorganized contest on Pratt field. Errors were plentiful on both sides and the game drew little interest. Final hits Amherst seven Brown five. Batteries Colby and Allen Sex ton and Long.
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Amherst
Brown
Pratt Field
Colby
Allen
Sexton
Long
Open handicap athletic meeting at Lake Walden July 4
Suffolk Athletic Club holds its second annual open handicap meet at Lake Walden on July 4 with mile match race between George Orton and Tommy Connefft. Events include invitation races, sprints, swims, bicycle races, and team contests with gold silver bronze medals and watches as prizes. Entrance 50 cents. entries close June 24 with John A. OConnell.
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Suffolk Athletic Club
Lake Walden
George Orton
Tommy Connefft
Waltham
John A. O'Connell
Washington Street
Lowell Cricket and Athletic Associaton
Lowell Grounds
N. E. A. A. A. U. Blanks
F. H. Pearson
Lafayette Social and Athletic Club
William J. Quinn
W. J. Huter
Matthew A. McKean
James J. Clark
Bernard J. Brogan
J. Breslin
Robert McCarron
A. McDonald
M. Cahill
EB. Duffy
Zimmerman Hart Wins Irish Mile Invitation Scratch Race
A. A. Zimmerman, the American champion bicyclist, won the mile invitation scratch race in Dublin by two laps in 2 minutes 47. Howitzer. O'Neill of Dublin took second and O'Callahan of Cork finished third. Later, in the 25 mile championship, Zimmerman was injured after a collision and retired. Kenna of Limerick won in 1 hour 12 minutes 26.25 seconds. Camp of London was second.
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Dublin
A. A. Zimmerman
Ireland
Zimmerman
O'Neill
O'Callahan
Cork
Kenna
Imerick
Camp of
London
Lady Hamilton
Franklin P
Montague
Big F
Fred Wilkes
Proteine
Billy Wilton
Wilkes
Wilton
Helf
Hamilton
Meadow Farm
J. H
B.m. Proteine
Aahee Ae
C. H. Nelson
W. Trobbs Ns
C. Opdykens
B.s. Montague
Savin Hill Yacht Club Announces June Meeting
The Savin Hill Yacht Club will hold its June meeting tonight with business of importance expected to arise. The Dorchester Yacht Club schedules its second cup race this afternoon at five o clock. Yachts Jester Folly and Mildred G. of Savin Hill Yacht Club are planned for a coast cruise in mid July.
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Savin Hill Yacht Club
Dorchester Yacht Club
Jester, Folly
Mildred G
Trotting Season Opens at Franklin Park Saugus
Franklin Park Saugus hosted the trotting season opener led by James C. Gray. A crowd watched mile and repeat races, with Mambritonian and Psyche among top entries, and multiple heats, bets, and times noted for 2:40 and 2:33 pacing classes.
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James C. Gray
Franklin Park
Saugus
H. W. Burress
George W. Leavitt
George W. Brigham
Press Club
Shuck Wilson
Juanita
Briar Boy
Hazel
Mambritonian
Glencoe S
King Star
Glencoe
Wilson
Snow
B.s. Mambritonian
J. Middleby
A. Johnson
B.g. Glencoe S
Bicycle racing rules spark row at Holmesfield event
Chairman Raymon of the racing board warns the Suffolk Athletic Club none of the entrants for the Holmesfield bicycle events have applied for sanction. The Lake Walden July 4 open meeting features a half mile and two mile safety bicycle race with special prizes.
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Raymon Racing Board
the Athletic Association
Holmesfield
Suffolk Athletic Club
Lake Walden
Massachusetts
B. Baldwin
W. H. Butler
Campbell
H. F. Hill
C. T. Weaver
G. F. Whittemore
G. F. Woodworth
A. F. Winslow
W. Rogers
D. M. Rogers
H. H. Lowell
J. M. Savage
Shawmut Club
Philadelphia
Taxis
Springfield
Racing Board
J. 5. Johnson
Harry Wheeler
George Banker
George Smith
F. H.tuttle
A. B. Rich
W. W. Taxis
Hampden Park
Illiam W. Taxis
Cr. A. W
Washington Street
South Street
Centre Street
Centre
Spring Streets
Forest Hills Cemetery
Control of Gas Companies Bill Moves to Third Reading
The bill on controlling gas companies faced debate in the lease yesterday. Russell of Boston pushed to strike the clause allowing commission power to compel changes in gas manufacture while Mellen Parker Rugs Lyford Galloupe supported the amendment. Russell's amendment passed and the measure was ordered to a third reading.
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Russell
Boston
Mellen
Commission
Parker
Rugs
New Bedford
Lyford
Springfield
Galloupe
Beverly
Tlear
Mill Worker Severely Wounded. Amputation Planned
Michael P. Barrett of Readville was injured when a boat wheel flew off a mill wheel yesterday afternoon. The impact severed his right thigh necessitating hip amputation. He is hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Michael P. Barrett
Readville
Massachusetts General Hospital
Island of Evangeline and Nova Scotia Pamphlet Released
The Yarmouth Steamship Company issues a well written guide to Nova Scotia titled The Land of Evangeline and the Tourist's Paradise. It offers descriptions of attractions, travel routes, hotel accommodations, and provincial game laws, accompanied by numerous engravings. Agent J. F. Spinney at Lewis Wharf publishes the book.
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Evangeline
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth Steamship Company
J. F. Spinney
Lewis Wharf
Three Men Detained Over Suspected Larceny In North End
Officers of Division 1 detained three young men after they tried to dispose of a bundle of outing shirts and ladies garments valued under 20. The owners could not prove ownership and the trio were taken into custody on suspicions of larceny. Names given: Thomas Campbell 24 Albert Clark 25 John Welch 21.
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Division 1
North End
Thomas Campbell
Albert Clark
John Welch
Firealleged from ashes in Charlestown building
A fire on the fourth floor at 4 58 yesterday afternoon, caused by hot ashes in a wooden barrel, damaged a Charlestown building at 525 Rutherford avenue. The alarm came from Box 461 and damage amounted to 1000 dollars. The building is owned by the A H Alien heirs and occupied by Joseph McKenna.
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Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
A. H. Alien Heirs
Joseph McKenna
Amphion Club concert at Methodist Church this evening
The Amphion Club will give a concert at the Methodist Church this evening. Malden branch of the Irish Federation will hold a public meeting at National Hall this evening. Daniel Prendergast of Salem street is able to be out after a long illness. The marriage of Miss Helen Russell Brown and Charles Arthur Merrill will take place Wednesday June 1. Officer Coombs has been suspended on account of his actions with the burglars at Lyndon the other night. Kernwood.
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Amphion Club
Methodist Church
Malden
The
Irish Federation
National Hall
Daniel Prendergast
Salem Street
Helen Russell Brown
Charles Arthur Merrill
Coombs
Lyndon
Kernwood
American Wringer Co. Advertisement for Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co. promotes wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers from its Broadway extension location. Repairs to all kinds of wringers and sweepers offered. Mail orders promptly attended to.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
50 Cent Perk Year Bicycle Giveaway Letter
A promotional notice offers 50c per year for a chance to receive a high grade bicycle. It invites readers to request a “PICEMIECOM LISTS” containing articles up to 50c in value and to subscribe by sending payment to Wheelman Company at 107 Oliver Street, Boston.
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WORLD
L. AL W. Bulleten
Wheelwan Company
Oliver Street
Boston
Borden Trial Space Cuts Noted in Post District News
During the progress of the Borden trial the Post announces a curtailment of district news space to accommodate liberal space for trial coverage. The note signals tighter local reporting while focusing on the trial developments.
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Borden
Post
Citizens Trade Association Outing To Chebacca Lake
Members departed from Beeman street depot in the morning for Chebacca Lake where dinner was served at Chebaceca House. They returned by evening. John D. Adams of Eutaw street will read The Constitution of the United States at Boston Theatre on July 4. The Meridian Street Bethel Church Ladies Circle closed its season with a vestry meeting and a strawberry festival with musical and literary program. Mrs Josie Newman and son Samuel of California visit Mrs Mary Bridges on Meridian street. Bohemian Club to present an entertainment at Fitton School Hall, proceeds to the school fund.
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Citizens’ Trade Association
Beeman Street
Chebacca Lake
Chebaceca House
John D. Adams
Eutaw Street
United States
Boston Theatre
Meridian Street Bethel Church
Josie Newman
Samuel
California
Mary Bridges
Méridian Street
Fitton School Hall
Bohemian Club
Constable Honored At Home By Excolleagues
Constable Hanley once of Station 6 was surprised at his Dorset street home last night by former associate officers who presented him with a handsome easy chair. Grand Warthen Cann led several candidates at Volunteer Lodge meeting. Epworth League held a strawberry festival with Mrs Snow of the W E Training School giving an address. Athletic club second meeting in Washington Village was in Harrison Hall. William Clark and his pupils presented a musical and dramatic program at South Baptist Church vestry. City Point.
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Hanley
Dorset Street
Grand Warthen Cann
Volunteer Lodge
St. John’s Epworth League
Snow
W. E. Training School
Washington Village
Harrison Hall
William Clark
South Baptist Church
City Point
Chelsea Notes and Local Tidbits for the Week
A pool tournament opened at the St. Rose T A and B Society last night. Guy Gary of Chelsea entered for Harvard University bicycle races in Cambridge next Saturday. Walnut Street Church women held a two day dairy maids festival and sale. The funeral of Mrs. William O Hassell from Canapee Lake N H occurred yesterday at the Unitarian Church with Rev James B Green officiating and burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. The Malden Social Twelve plans an entertainment tonight. The Rev Charles H Brent of St Stephen's Boston declined a call from St Luke's Church. The FerryMan.
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St. Rose T. A. and B. Society
Guy Gary
Harvard University Association
Cambridge
Walnut Street
William O. Hassell
Canapee Lake
N. H
Unitarian Church
James B. Green
Reading
Woodlawn Cemetery
Malden
Charles H. Brent
St. Stephen’s Church
Boston
St. Luke’s Church
Local Prison Officers Visit Camp Framingham Warden
State Prison officers toured Warden Bridges at Camp Framingham last evening and presented an elegant bouquet. Abraham Lincoln Post G A R declines to parade in the June 17th afternoon procession. Judge Cotton resides in the local court during Judge Bragg's absence. Fenelon Reading Circle held its first banquet at St Francis de Sales Y M C A and L Society on Monument Square. Shergold Social Club plans a larger celebration than last year. Sam Shergold to be home only for June 17 before leaving for Chicago on business. BUNKER HILL.
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State Prison
Bridges
Camp Framingham
Abraham Lincoln
Judge Cotton
Bragg
Fenelon Reading Circle
St. Francis de Sales Y. M. Co. T. A
L. Society
Monument
Somerville Church Activities Also Temple of Honor Founded
Somerville observes children day in churches next Sunday. The missing Ann Conlon's residence found in Cambridge. Somerville Baptist Union meets tonight at First Baptist Church. A new Temple of Honor temple established in Independent Hall. Women's Auxiliary hosts a rose tea in Y M C A parlors tomorrow night. Wonohaquaham Tribe to confer the warriors degree on three candidates tomorrow night at Old Powder House.
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Ann Conlon
Cambridge
Somerville Baptist Union
First Baptist Church
Temple of Honor
Independent Hall
Woman’s Auxiliary
Wonohaquaham Tribe
Old Powder House
Dorchester meetings and events headline Grove Hall notes
The W Co T Union of Dorchester held a monthly meeting at Second Church chapel followed by a temperance rally. Columbia Lodge received a deputy visit with initiation and entertainment. Tug boats work to free a stuck schooner off the Cow Pasture. The Catholic Union building on River street opens with a fair. Dr Lombard of Field's Corner is ill.
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W. Co. T. Union
Dorchester
Columbia Lodge
Catholic Union
River Street
Medford notices and events on Washington Street
The steam roller works on Washington street and sypsy moth men battle the pest near Franklin street. Frank Fernald’s funeral was from his Washington street home with interment at Oak Grove Cemetery. Alberta Russell died at 58 Summer street. A concert occurred at the M BE Church on Salem street. A Hillside avenue lawn party with dancing planned. Mystic Camera Club outing to Worcester on June 17. Mystic Park.
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Washington Street
Franklin Street
Frank Fernald
Oak Grove Cemetery
Alberta Russell
Summer Street
M. BE
Salem Street
Hillside Avenue
Mystic Camera Club
Worcester
Mystic Park
Everett News Briefs on Local Work and Industry
Everett reports a busy rebuilding effort with multiple men repairing Paris street while J S Stickney notes a strong local real estate boom. A new cylinder press installs at the Herald office above Leavitt's news stand as a West End railroad worker suffers a serious foot injury from a fallen rail. Residents oppose moving the Mystic water office to City Hall.
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Paris Street
J. S. Stickney
Herald
Leavitt
West End Street Railroad
Everett
Mystic Water
City Hall
Boston
Broadway
Whaling Wharf Report Delivers Fresh Fish Prices Declined Buyers Scarce
Arrivals at the wharf yielded good catches of haddock cod hake and eusk but buyers were scarce. Captains accepted 1.85 per hundredweight for haddock and 3.50 for large cod. Halifax advices say the schooner Quickstep, from this port, went ashore at Ingonish Tuesday night and was floated yesterday without damage.
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Haddock
Hake
Eusk
Halifax
Quickstep
Ingonish
Fresh Pond area gains Sunday outing spot and drive
The r gea around Fresh Pond is becom ing very popular as an outing place and driveway on Sundays. The First Universalist Sunday School will picnic at Highland Lake Grove next Saturday. The Board of Aldermen are not ready to decide upon the proper site for the new engine house in Ward 1. Con ductor Charles Pumphy and Motorman Manuel Haley of the car that killed the boy Quinn Tuesday night, were before Judge Aling yesterday morning, and were held on the charge of manslaughter for June 13 HARVARD BRIDGE
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Fresh Pond
Universalist
Highland Lake Grove
Ward 1
Charles Pumphy
Manuel Haley
Quinn
Aling
Harvard Bridge
Testimony in Lizzie Borden case continues with Maggie
Maggie records details of the morning as Lizzie and Mrs Borden’s household routines unfold. She recounts the 11 o’clock clock, Lizzie’s alarm, and her discovery of Mr Borden’s body while describing door positions and dress. The session ends with questions about Christmas talk and schedules as Dr Bowen is set to testify next.
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Tizzie
City Hall
Lizzie
Tazzie
Maggie
Father
Miss Russell
Dr. Bowen
Second and Borden
Mrs. Borden
Mrs. Churchill
Mr. Borden
Robinson
Kelley
Miss Lizzie
Miss Russell Testimony at Lizzie Borden Case Hearing
The report details Miss Alice M. Russell testimony from the Lizzie Borden case. District Attorney Moody highlights her as a potentially damaging witness. Russell recalls finding Lizzie at the door around the murder time and attempting to have her sit down.
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Moody
Alice M. Russell
Lizzie Borden
Miss Russell
Lizzie
Lizzie Borden case witness recollections on the stairs
A witness recall describes Lizzie Borden on the stairs during questioning about her father’s death. The witness notes Lizzie claimed an enemy and repetitions of care taken during police searches and room inspections.
Mania for Forgery Led Dorchester Man to Arrest
Joseph M. Wates of Dorchester, longtime Boston iron dealer, arrested at his Savin Hill home on a late Tuesday for forgery. A $500 forged check, possibly in Otis Bramhall’s name, triggered the warrant from Quincy police. Wates, once in Oliver Street iron trades, faces arraignment with history of prior forgery and a possible mental illness claim.
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Joseph M. Wates
Dorchester
Boston
Division 1T
Qinney
Wates
Savin Hill Avenue
Quincy
Otis Bramhall
Federal Street
Bramhall
Wales
Oliver Street
No. 25
Concord Reformatory
Two Assaults Shock Boson Residents
A man, Thomas Maynes, 42, was attacked on Church street by two men who slashed his face with a razor, leaving a three inch wound. Suspects Angus Howland and Fred Allen, both 24 and 86 respectively, live near 26 Tennyson street and are held for felonious assault. Earlier, a similar street assault near Billerica street left a man named McDonald with a torn lip and arterial injury.
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Boson
Thomas Maynes
Westminster Street
Church Street
Park Square
Maynes
City Hospital
Lagrange Street
Angus Howland
Fred Allen
Tennyson Street
West End
McDonald
Cambridge
Billerica Street
Treat
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