Dwyer Shatters Boston as Reds Rally for Nine-Run Surge
Dwyer pitched brilliantly for Cincinnati guiding a dramatic nine-run turnaround. Boston’s Nichols and a loose defense faltered as Long’s third inning homer stood lone for the Bostons through seven. Comiskey and Murphy sparked late Cincinnati offense and the Reds sealed the win with a powerful eighth inning push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Comiskey
En Smith
Murphy
Dwyer
Atham
McPhee
Halliday
Aughn
Tucker
Canavan
Smith
Seed
Latham
Bostons
Duffy
Fash
Stivetts
Benett
Yale Defeats Andover Academy on Errors Charged
Yale 5 Andover 6 in a baseball game at New Haven. Davis pitched well for Yale while Paige faltered in the fifth inning leading to Andover’s victory. Murphy and Donovan made notable catches as Yale compiled six hits to Andover four with Yale committing three errors and Andover six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Angover Academy
Davis
Paige
Murphy
Donovan
Andover
Kedzie
Amherst Beats Brown In Loose Pratt Field Game
Amherst defeated Brown 6 to 1 in a sloppy contest at Pratt field. Both teams made many errors with Amherst tallying 7 hits to Brown’s 5, and the batteries listed Colby and Allen for Amherst against Sexton and Long for Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Brown
Pratt Field
Amer
Ambherst
Colby
Allen
Sexton
Long
Baseball Talk and Pitching Prospects for Reds and Others
Baseball talk centers on Cincinnati's potential with Silver King and Frank Bancroft, discussing managers, players like Cliff Carroll Charley Farrell Hugh Duffy and Billy Nash, and issues such as foul ball rules and pitcher load. It notes Chicago Walter Wilmot and Anson's outfield, Boston's Stafford and Nichols pitching, and calls for more pitching depth across clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankwyer
Omiskey
Bancroft
Boston
Wyer
Bostons
Dwyer
Harley Comiskey
Gael
Amor
Cincinnati
Farway
Heran
Nichols
Cineies
Phantasia
Comiskey
Latham
Victory
Reds
Rank Dwyer
Morgan Murphy
Silver King
Charley Comiskey
Frank Bancroft
Providence Nine
Cincinnati Association
Frank
Cliff Carroll
South End
Washingtons
Charley Farrell
Mulvey
Maguire
Billy Nash
Hugh Duffy
Clevelands
Nash
Ganzel
Harry Staley
Duffy
Walter Wilmot
Chicagos
Anson
Stafford
Holy Cross
Sexton
Phillies
Pittsburgs
Burgers
Staley
Stivetts
Open handicap athletic meets announced with multiple events
The Suffolk Athletic Club will hold a July 4 meeting at Lake Walden featuring George Orton and Tommy Conneff in a mile match race plus several open and handicap events. Prizes include gold and silver watches and medals with a 50 cent entry fee. Entries close June 24 with John A. O Connell.
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Suffolk Athletic Club
Lake Walden
George Orton
Tommy Conneff
Waltham
John A. O'Connell
Washington Street
Lowell Cricket and Athletic Associaton
Lowell Grounds
N. E. A. A. A. U. Blanks
Zimmerman Hart Wins Irish Mile Scratch Race
A. A. Zimmerman the American champion bicyclist won the mile invitation scratch race in Dublin by two laps in 2 minutes 47 25 seconds. O Neill of Dublin was second and O Callahan of Cork third though three riders fell early. Zimmerman suffered jaw injuries but the race official distance was completed. Kenna of Limerick won the 25 mile later in 1 hour 12 minutes 26 25 seconds with Camp at London in second.
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Dublin
A. A. Zimmerman
Ireland
Zimmerman
O’neill
O'Callahan
Cork
Kenna
Limerick
Camp
London
Cs.s
Cds Conque
Lady Hamilton
Franklin P
Montague
Big F
Fred Wilkes
Proteine
Billy Wilton
Wilkes
Wilton
Hamilton
Snow
Bik
Eure Ache
H. Nay Ng
B.m
H. Nelson
B.g
Red Wilkes
H. Titer
Robie Ns
TG C. Opdyke Ns
Bis
S.sesaccess
Ces Base
Ces Base Ves Acade Eas Aia
Yacht clubs hold meetings and races this week
The Savin Hill Yacht Club meets tonight for June business of importance. The Dorchester Yacht Club hosts its second cup race this afternoon at 3 o clock. Yachts Jester Folly and Mildred G from Savin Hill plan a coast cruise in mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Dorchester Yacht Club
Jester, Folly
Mildred G
Trotting Season Opens at Franklin Park Saugus
The trotting season in the vicinity opened yesterday afternoon at Franklin Park Saugus with James O Gray presiding and H W Burress as starter. Races featured 2:40 class and 2:23 pacing, with favoured horses like Mambritonian Psyche and Glencoe, and outcomes include Glencoe second to winner in heat one and Psyche winning 2:25 1 4 in heat two.
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James O. Gray
Franklin Park
Saugus
H. W. Burress
George W
King Star
Glencoe
Wilson
Juanita
Mambriionian
BE. Snow
B.s. Mambritonian
Ieeseeat
J. Middleby
Shuck Wilson
Ccvceess
A. Johnson Ns
C.g. Glencoe S
Br. W. Robbs Ps. Rg
Lunar Boy
C. H. Nelson Ns
B.m. Huazel
J. M. Forbes Ns
Bein
Eceeesesss Star
Racing board probes riders as bicycle events face sanction
Advices from Chairman Raymon of the racing board say the InterCholastic Athletic Association has not applied for sanctity for bicycle events at Holmes field tomorrow. The sport faces possible suspension for contestants and managers who fail to comply with racing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymon
Racing Board
InterCholastic Athletic Association
Holmes Field
J. M. Savage
Dennett
Providence
Ayres Dex Chamberlain
Ed Co. Wade
Rhode Island
New York
Press Club
Shawmut Club
League of American Wheelmen
Philadelphia
King Man
William W. Taxis
Taxis
Springfield
J. Ss. Johnson
Harry Wheeler
George Banker
Georgie Smith
F. H. Tuttle
A. B. Rich
W. W. Taxis
Hampden Park
W. W. W. Windleber
Springfield Club
Roxbury Club
A. Spurr
P. Sebastian
H. S. Wheeler
H. B. Thrleston
Ww. L. Russell
EK. B Meison
D. McCarthy
G. Dorr, Jr
E. J. Thompson
D. Golding
A. M. Liegd
A. R. Keltie
R. Fungell
H. W. Robinson
Leo Abraham
J. J. Fecitt
W. H Magrath
W. K E. Reeves
F. F. Russeau
B. Ice
Checkers
A. E. Montgomery
H. R. Dymond
N. Newell
R. Gardiner
Starter
J. Keltie
Timers
W. E. Sanborn
Peoutt
Pierce
Walnut Avenue
Warren Street
Franklin Park
Park
School Street
Playstead
Ud Hill
Morton Street
Washington Street
South Street
Centre Street
Centre
Spring Streets
Forest Hills Cemetery
Borden Trial Coverage Curtailed For District News
The Pet will limit its district news space during the progress of the Borden trial to accommodate broader coverage.
Citizens' Trade Association outing to Chebacea Lake
The annual gathering of the Citizens' Trade Association departed from Beeman street depot for Chebacea Lake where dinner was served at the Chebacea House and returned home in the 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' Social Circle held its last meeting of the season with a strawberry festival and musical program. Mrs. Josie Newman and son Samuel of California visit Mrs. Mary Bridges on Meridian street. A Bohemian Club entertainment is planned tonight at Fitton School Hall to benefit the school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Trade Association
Beeman Street
Chebacea Lake
Chebacea House
John D. Adams
Eutaw Street
United States
Boston Theatre
Meridian Street Bethel Church
Josie Newman
Samuel
California
Mary Bridges
Meridian Street
Fitton School Hall
Bohemian Club
Constable Hanley Receives Gift After Home Visit
Constable Hanley formerly Station 6 sergeant was surprised at his Dorset street home by several former associates who gifted him with a handsome easy chair. Grand Warden Cann led a Lodge initiation at Volunteer Lodge. St John Epworth League held a strawberry festival with Mrs Snow addressing the audience. Washington Village athletic club held its second meeting in Harrison Hall. William Clark and pupils presented a musical and dramatic program at South Baptist Church vestry. CITY POINT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Dorset Street
Cann
Volunteer Lodge
St. John’s Epworth League
Snow
W. E. Training School
Washington Village
Harrison Hall
William Clark
South Baptist Church
City Point
Walnut Street Church hosts dairy maids festival and sale
A two days dairy maids festival and sale opened at Walnut Street Church last evening. Also notes include Guy Gary entering Harvard bicycle races in Cambridge next Saturday and a pool tournament at St Rose T A and B Society. The funeral of Mrs William Q Hassell was held at the Unitarian Church with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Social Twelve of Malden plans an entertainment in the city tonight. Rev Charles H Trent of St Stephen's Church declined an invitation from St Luke's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose T. A. and B. Society
Guy Gary
Harvard University Association
Cambridge
Walnut Street
William QO. Hassell
Canapee Lake
N. H
Unitarian Church
James B. Green
Reading
Woodlawn Cemetery
Malden
Charles H. Trent
St. Stephen’s Church
Boston
St. Luke’s Church
State Prison Officers Visit Warden Bridges at Camp Framingham
Day officers from the state prison visited Warden Bridges at Camp Framingham last evening. The brigade commander received a bouquet of flowers. The Fenelon Reading Circle hosted its first banquet at St. Francis de Sales Y M C T A and L Society on Monument Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Prison
Bridges
Camp Framingham
Abraham Lincoln
Cotton
Brags
Fenelon Reading Circle
St. Francis de Sales Y. M. C. T. A
L. Society
Island of Evangeline pamphlet praises Nova Scotia as tourist paradise
The Yarmouth Steamship Company issued a well written guide describing Nova Scotia as the land of Evangeline and the tourist’s paradise. It includes engravings, province game laws, and a list of towns and hotel accommodations. Agent JF Spinney at Lewis Wharf publishes the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth Steamship Company
J.F. Spinney
Lewis Wharf
Community Notices and Temple Events Highlight Week
Next Sunday is children’s day in many churches. The residence of Ann Conlon, reported wandering Monday, has been found in Cambridge. Somerville Baptist Union meets tonight at First Baptist Church. A new Temple of Honor temple was instituted last evening in Independent Hall. The Women’s Auxiliary plans a rose tea at the Y M C A parlors tomorrow night. The Wo n Cash tribe will confer the warriors’ degree on three candidates tomorrow night at Old Powder House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Conlon
Cambridge
Somerville Baptist Union
First Baptist Church
Temple of Honor
Independent Hall
Woman’s Auxiliary
Wonohaqueham Tribe
Old Powder House
Dorchester W C T U Holds Monthly Meeting and Rally
The W C T U of Dorchester met in the Second Church chapel yesterday afternoon and joined a temperance rally with the Sy Wao group. Columbia Lodge received its deputy and suite last evening for an initiation and entertainment. Tug boats battle a stuck schooner off the Cow Pasture and the Catholic Union building on River street opens with a fair this evening. Dr Lombard of Fields Corner is reported sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.T. Union of
Dorchester
Columbia Lodge
Catholic Union
River Street
Three Youths Held After Attempted Larceny Investigation
North End officers detained three men after spotting them trying to discard a bundle of outing shirts and ladies undergarments valued at £20 in a pawn shop. Unable to prove ownership, they were held on suspicion of larceny. Men named as Thomas Campbell 24 Albert Clark 25 and John Welch 21 were identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Thomas Campbell
Albert Clark
John Welch
Fire Damages Charlestown Building At 525 Rutherford Avenue
Hot ashes in a wooden barrel on the fourth floor of a wooden building at 525 Rutherford Avenue Charlestown are alleged to have caused a fire yesterday shortly after 4 58 in the afternoon. An alarm came from Box 461. Damage totaled 1000 dollars. The building is owned by the A H Allen heirs and occupied by Joseph Mckenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
A. H. Allen Heirs
Joseph Mckenna
Community Notices and Local Events on Franklin and Nearby Streets
The steam roller works on Washington street and gypsy moth crews sweep near Franklin street. Frank Fernald’s funeral was held from his Washington street home with interment at Oak Grove Cemetery. Alberta Russell died at 58 Summer street. A concert occurred last night at the M. E. Church on Salem street. A Hillside avenue lawn party with dancing is planned for this evening. The Mystic Camera Club heads to Worcester on June 17. Mystic Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Control of Gas Companies Bill Moves in House
In a House session yesterday the gas control bill was debated. Russell of Boston pushed to strike the clause empowering the commission to force changes in gas manufacture, while Mellen and Parker supported giving that power. Rugg Lyford Gatloupe and Hoar weighed in on amendments, with the Russell amendment passing and the measure advancing to a third reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Boston
Mellen
Commission
Parker
Rugg
New Bedford
Lyford
Springfield
Gatloupe
Beverly
Hoar
Local events highlight at Methodist Church and National Hall
The Amphion Club plans a concert at the Methodist Church this evening. The Malden branch of the Irish Federation holds a public meeting at National Hall tonight. 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 is set for Wednesday June 21. Officer Coombs has been suspended for his actions with burglars at Lyndon recently. Kernevood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amphion Club
Methodist Church
Malden
The
Irish Federation
National Hall
Daniel Prendergast
Salem Street
Helen Russell Brown
Charles Arthur Merrill
Coombs
Lyndon
Kernyv
Everett News Briefs on Street Work and Press Upgrade
In Everett a number of men repair Paris street while J I Stickney notes a boom in local real estate activity. The Herald adds a new cylinder press at its new office over Leavitt's news stand. A West End street railroad worker suffers a severe foot injury from a fallen rail. Water supporters oppose moving the Mystic office to City Hall in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Street
J. I. Stickney
Herald
Leavitt
West End Street Railroad
Everett
Mystic Water
City Hall
Boston
Broadway
Fresh Fish Arrivals at Wharf See Mixed Prices
Arrivals at the wharf yielded good trips of fresh fish though buyers were scarce. Haddock sold at $1.25 per hundredweight and large cod at $3.50 per hundredweight, hake and cash at splitting prices. Halifax advices say the schooner Quickstep, from this port, grounded at Ingonish Tuesday night but was floated yesterday without damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Quickstep
Ingonish
Mill Worker Loses Leg After Buzz Saw Accident
Michael F. Barrett, a mill employee in Readville, was injured yesterday when a buzz saw wheel flew off and struck his right thigh. Surgeons determined amputation at the hip is necessary. He is confined at the Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael F. Barrett
Readville
Massachusetts General Hospital
American Wringer Co Advertisement at Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Co advertises from 13 and 15 Broadway extension offering wringers mangles spring Teds and carpet sweepers. They manufacture and repair all wringers and sweepers with prompt mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Premium Lists Offer From Bicyling World Bulletin
A faded notice advertises subscription to premium lists with articles valued at 50 cents and a chance to receive a high grade bicycle. It mentions Oliver Street Boston and invites immediate send in for trial offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicylang World and
A. W. Bulletin
Fresh Pond outing site grows popular on Sundays
Fresh Pond area becomes a favored Sunday outing and driveway location as residents enjoy a growing pastime. The First Universalist Sunday School plans a picnic at Highland Lake Grove next Saturday. Aldermen delay decision on Ward 1 engine house site. Conductor Charles Dumphy and Motorman Daniel Haley, linked to the Quinn manslaughter case, appeared before Judge Almy and were held on the June 13 charge. HARVARD BRIDGE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Pond
Universalist
Highland Lake Grove
Ward 1
Charles Dumphy
Daniel Haley
Quinn
Almy
Harvard Bridge
Lizzie Borden Case Witness Describes Morning Events
Maggie Clark testifies about the hours before Mr. Borden's death. She says Lizzie asked her to lock doors, describes the blue dress Lizzie wore, and details finding the body and the scene in the house. Cross examination covers door locking and routine prior to the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Maggie
Father
Miss Russell
Dr. Bowen
Second and Borden
Mrs. Borden
Mr. Borden
Mrs. Churchill
Robinson
Kelley
Miss Lizzie
Lizzie Borden Case Patrol Focus Shifts to Key Witness
District Attorney Moody frames Miss Alice M. Russell as potentially the most damaging witness against Lizzie Borden. The Post reports Russell’s preliminary hearing testimony, noting her long familiarity with Lizzie and her presence at the house around the murder time, though she cannot recall the exact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Alice M. Russell
Lizzie Borden
Miss Russell
Lizzie
Lizzie Borden’s Witness Details Barn Visit and Family Concerns
A witness recalls Lizzie speaking of an enemy to her father and denying farmhands as suspects. The account covers Lizzie’s actions after the incident, her cooperation with officers, and the extensive house search on funeral day.
Mania for Forgery Arrest Tied to Dorchester Iron Trader
Joseph M. Wales of Dorchester, long linked with Boston iron trade, was arrested Tuesday night for forgery. A $500 forged check possibly bore Otis Bramhall’s name. Wales, once in the 8 Oliver and 35 Oliver streets iron businesses, faced earlier forgery charges and a Concord Reformatory sentence. He is believed insane, with multiple anecdotal accounts of odd behavior. He will be arraigned in Quincy court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Wales
Dorchester
Boston
Mr. Bramhall
Wales
Oliver Street
Concord Reformatory
Two Assaults Reported in Boson Street Attack and Robbery
An armed assault on Thomas Maynes at Church street left a three inch slash on his left cheek requiring six stitches before hospital transport. Two suspects Angus Howland and Fred Allen, both of 26 Tennyson street, are under arrest for felonious assault. A second, milder street attack on McDonald near Billerica street ended with a facial injury and torn lip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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the Island OF Evangeline
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World’s Columbian Tourist Company
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