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Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1897
Page
1
Boston Triumphs as Cranks Cheer Two Wins Over Louisvilles
Boston pitchers Klobedanz and Stivetts shine in a twin bill against the Louisvilles with Frazier and Cunningham keying the visitors. Crowds reach near eight thousand as New Yorks struggle but fall short on championship day. Second game sees Duffy and Werden match pace while crowds follow bets posted on foreign battle reports.
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Cranks
Frazier
Louisvilles
Cunningham
Klobedanz
Louisville
Kirby
United States
Long
Lowe
Colins
Tenney
Duffy
Werden
Black gown adopted by Episcopal General Council
New York June 11 The Episcopal Church council ended two days of heated debate over clerical dress by adopting the black Geneva vestments or white surplice chosen by each minister. The vote 67 to 27 split the clergy. Bishop Cheney resigned from all committees and others signaled withdrawals. Bishop Fallows warned of possible disruption and a painful close to the church.
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New York
General Council
Reformed Episcopal Church
Geneva
Charles Edward Cheney
Synod of Chicago
Fallows
Hendricks
Great and General Court Winds Up Merrily
The 1897 Great and General Court of Massachusetts closed its session with Governor Wolcott proroguing the legislature. Members filed from the treasurer’s office as they counted their pay, ending a season marked by a mock session and farewell revels in the chambers.
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