Triple and Two Doubles Lift Kellys to Victory over Brooklyns
In Philadelphia a 13 inning game featured Kellys men winning from the Brooklyns aided by a trio of runs on two bases apiece and multiple double plays. Coughlin and Kittridge starred on the battery as Chicago and Cleveland split games with strong defense and timely hitting. Brooklyns battled Boston in another tight pennant chase.
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Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Boston Post
Chicagos
Clevelands
Base Hill
Friars
Coughlin
Kittridge
Wadsworth
Zimmer
Hutchinson
Lincoln
Lynch
Bostons
N. L
Brooklyn
Getzein
Terry
P. L
Boston Players’ League
Ward
Sawders
Kilroy
McGeachy
Hayes
KBE
PO. A. E. K.bh
A. BE. Brown
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Rich’dson
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Quino
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Sowders
Boston
Nash
Quinn
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Howe
Orr
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Thompson
Mayer
McCauley
Denny
Esterbrook
Bals
Kurkett
Burke
Hornung
Tierning
Zacvarias
Powers
Democratic Rules Committee Debates Nomination Paper Signatures
The Democratic city committee’s twenty five members met at Washington street to discuss proposed rules from the sub committee. A key provision on counting signatures and eligibility was narrowed to apply only to candidates tied to Republican nominations.
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Democratic City Committee
Washington Street
E. J. Donovan
Keany
Aseball
Cincinnati
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Toon
Albany
Syracuse
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All Points
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Lakeshore
Michigan Southern
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Big Four
fDaily
Elegant
Bosteau
Springfield
Air Station
Kneeland Street
Oaten
Ldru
Pan American dollar debate and cattle trade measures pass
The Senate debated silver coinage and a Pan American dollar idea while approving bills on cattle export, live animal and beef product inspections, and a revised pension measure. West backed cattle transport limits and the export inspection plan, Hale commented on English trade, and the session adjourned after approving seventy two pension bills and adjourning at 5:20.
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United States
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Turpie
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Pan-American Congress
Americas
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Cape Horn
China
Japan
Bank of England
Bank of Amsterdam
West
Hale
England
Great Britain
Department of State
Kingdom of Great Britain
Unitedates of America
Select Committee
Select Committee On the Transportation and
Committee On Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Allison
House Names Mills and Turner to Committees in Washington
In the House the Speaker announced Mills of Texas to the rules committee and Turner of Georgia to the ways and means committee to fill vacancies from Carlisle's resignation. The conference report on the Senate dependent pension bill was approved after noting the removal of dependent and service features, aiming to distribute 35 million dollars to aid poor soldiers. The anti trust bill conference report was discussed, extending the act to purchases and transportation within Congress, with amendments preserving state powers. action postponed until tomorrow.
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House
Mills
Texas
Committee On
Rules
Turner
Georgia
Ways and Means
Carlisle
Kentucky
Morrill
Kansas
Senate
Cannon
Illinois
Yeas
New England
Stewart
Vermont
Bland
Missouri
Congress
Conerrees
Anderson
Somerville Aldermen Vote to Borrow for Water Works Extension
The Somerville Board of Aldermen approved borrowing 17 000 for up to thirty years to extend the water works and authorized cooperation with Cambridge to remove deposits at the mouth of the Bridge street sewer. The public property committee reported land purchases on Jacques street for 7200 and at the corner of Boston and Washington streets for 14978 80 for new schoolhouses.
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Somerville
Lovells Defeat Morrills on Rainy Congress Street Ground
In a rain swept afternoon the Lovells beat the Morrills 10 to 3 on Congress street. Lyons walked ten as Carney allowed five bases on balls. Morrill, backed by John Morrill at second, committed fielding errors while Lovells hit timely to secure the win.
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J. P. Lovells
J. F. Morrills
Lovells
Morrills
Congress Street
Lyons
Carney
Burrill
Mertie Hackett
John Morrill
J.P. Lovells
A. E. Clark
Wise
Harmon
Ryan
McKie
Morrill
Metuirk
M. Hackette
Quinlan
C.f
Cowhig
Ring
Doe
Trask
Acarroa
Williams
Murrill
LjCarney
Yotal
Karnelians
MecGuirk
Mases
Burrill. Wild Piten
McGuirk
Quinisn
Ric Carson
Lime
Peter Mullen
Mt Hope Cemetery Transfer Debate At Joint Committee
The joint committee on cemeteries held a public hearing at City Hall on transferring Mt Hope Cemetery to lot owners. Testimony favored transfer citing cost savings and pledged maintenance. opponents argued the city should retain control for continued care and to reserve space for the poor.
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Joint Committee On Cemeteries
Council Chamber
City Hall
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Christian
South Boston
Eugene H. Clapp
Board of Aldermen
Moses Chase
Chase
Solomon Bb. Stebbins
Stebbins
Forest Hills
Cedar Grove
Alderman Leary
Senate
Emerson Coolidge
William RE. Ford
Larson RE the Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
C. M. Bromwich
Green
Ada Fellows
Henry W. Wilson
H. M. Ford
J. M. Kemp
J. C. Smith
Co. A. Davis
L. A. Hall
Harvard Eleven Loses Championship Match to Penn
Harvard cricket team faltered with bat and field as University of Pennsylvania won the championship by 79 runs and 4 wickets. Wood led Penn with 35 not out as Harvard struggled in both innings and collapsed early.
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University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Holmesfield
Wood
H. M. Ww
Patterson
Goodwin
Bohlens
Garrett B. Brown
McDonald
B. Brown
Thayer
C. Parker
Parker B
Martin
C. Hewes
Henry
McFadden
C. Frost
Hewes
Rowland
Garrett B. Naich
Idedessbip
Suede
Bes Bay
BR M
Rr Brown
Garrett
Cceeee Hewes
Gre Balch
Brown
B. Patterson
B. Colladay
Eerennes
Crowninshield
Frost
Meladden
Parker
C. Kohlen
McVeagh
Thayer B. Coladay
Davis
C. Henry
Commday
Total
Pennsylvania
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure Claims
Ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures scrofula salt rheum and diseases from impure blood. It overcomes tiredness sparks appetite and strengthens every part of the system. Try it.
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Hood
Massachusetts Medical Society Holds 178th Anniversary Meeting
The Massachusetts Medical Society resumed its annual meeting at Cotillon Hall Mechanics Building with 900 attendees. Officers presented the year’s membership changes and funds. Dr. Cheever led remarks, and Dr. White delivered the annual discourse on Harvard medical instruction before a grand dinner and toast-filled program.
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Massachusetts Medical Society
Cotillon Hall
Mechanics’ Building
David W. Cheever
Boston
Francis W. Goss
Roxbury
Frank W. Draper
Shattuck Fund
General Fund
Phillips Fund
Covane
J. Irving Fisher
Tewksbury
W. E. Smith
E. J. Forster
Charlestown
B. J. Jeffries
J.C. Irish
Lowell
Gates
Charles A. Powers
Medical Society of New York
Herbert F.eee
Tate
Cheever
James C. White
Harvard
Te Society
Germania Band
Joseph Stedman
Governor Brackett
F. Minot
H. W. Williams
Breck
J. M. Tuttle
F. W. Shafer
C. E. Stedman
T. P. Proctor
Henry A. Clapp
J. C. White
A. L. Loomis
A. H. Johnson
D. W. Cheever
F. Holt
TH. Gage
G. B. Shattuck
B. E. Cotting
Francis Bacon
W.F. Whitney
W. Cogswell
F. W. Goss
C. W. Swan
KE. H. Brigham
Stedman
Brackett
Commonwealth
D.W. Cheever
Harvard Medical School
A. M. Loomis
New York ‘Academy of Medicine
J.M. Tuttle
Thomas P. Proctor
Dr. Stedman
Pacific Mills elects officers at annual meeting
At yesterday morning's Pacific Mills Corporation gathering Abbott Lawrence was named president and Henry Saltonstall treasurer. Directors include I Jefferson Coolidge Augustus Lowell E Francis Parker J Huntington Wolcott Amory A Lawrence Arthur Lyman William R Robeson and clerk Edward J Payne. The Continental Clothing House advertises exceptionally low spring and summer clothing prices with all wool suits from six dollars to ten dollars and children's knickerbockers at fifty cents a pair.
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Pacific Mills Corporation
Abbott Lawrence
Henry Saltonstall
I’. Jefferson Coolidge
Augustus Lowell
E. Francis Parker
J. Huntington Wolcott
Amory A. Lawrence
Arthur Lyman
William R. Robeson
Edward J. Payne
Continental Clothing House
Jersey
Boston
Hathaway
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Mass. Homeopathic Association
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Homeopathic Hospital
East Concord Street
Charles Codman
Jackson
I. T. Talbot
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Drivys
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Manchester
N. H
Devonshire Street
Joe
Plves & CO
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Eastern Banking CO
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WM. F. Hammett
Francis A. Osborn
Boston& Maine Railrroad
Eastern
Portsmouth
Great Falls
American Loan & Trust Company
Amos Blanchard
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Congress St
Mass
Western Farm Mortgenaes
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire
R. L. Day & CO
Ee Aea
Boston Stock Exchange
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Reece Hurton Hole Machine Co
International Huiton Hole Machine Co
National Car Co
McKay & Big
H. M. Asso
McKay Met
Vast
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Atlantic & Pacific RR
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Do Shoe & Leather Nat. Bank
Lowell Mfg. Co
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End Streeta Co. i
Rutland
Pfil. Phil
Wilmington & Ball
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California Southern RR
Coinubus, Spring. & Cin
McKay & Pix
U. M. Association
Ft. Payne Coal & Troy Co
City of
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Lopeka. Kan
Certoa
Chard Investment Co
Ack Elevated RR. Supply Co
Inkeag St
K’y Co
Salem
Francis Hi
Nshaw & GO
Corner Exchange Place
York Mle Co
Jarvis Engineering Co
Russell Mills
Boston Storage Warehouse Co
Merchants’ N. Bank
Kansas City
Suffolk N. Bank
Old Boston N. Bank
N. City Bank
Prescott N. Bank
Freeman’s Nat.bank
Annilaton Co
Preeree Cochoco Man. Co
Nashua
Little Rock & Ft Smith
Malaen Elec. Co
Bay State Gas Income
Boston Corp. Building Co
L. Foster Morse
Omce
Warren Street
Telephone Connectioin
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Corner Mills
Hazelwood St
Townsend
Warren St
Lillard Roow
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Nina
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Wortland Street
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
California
Snow & CO
North Market St
Fulton St
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J. F. Wadleigh
Anniston Street
Gale
Jioston
Lewis Mason
Alfred A. Marcus
Emelyn Story
Willan W. Story
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Nathaniel Goodhue
Ludwig Heuser
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George Parkman
James Ww. Lagerly
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