Madison Square Garden Opens In New York Style
The new Madison Square Garden in New York, built by McKim Mead & White, opens with 12000 in attendance. The Hippodrome arena seats 15000, features a 400 by 200 foot auditorium, and includes a grand tower with elevators and a roof garden. Eduard Strauss conducts the Vienna Orchestra with the Strauss program and two ballets Peace and War and Choosing the Natural Flower. Vice President Morton and General Sherman attend opening night.
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Boston Beaten and Triumph Split Doubleheader at Congress Street
Boston Ties Philadelphia in a nine inning opener 10 to 0 as Getzein dominates to hand the Phillies a shutout after a tight 13 inning win by Boston 3 to 2. Nichols and Smith duel in game two as Tucker and Sullivan spark a late rally lifting Boston to a 3 to 2 victory.
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East Boston Citizens Trade Association Plans Hearing with Street Railway
The East Boston Citizens Trade Association met last evening. A committee reported that West End Street Railway Company will give a hearing on better street car facilities and will meet most demands. Charles T. Witt nominated for president. no business due to no guardia Wal. Adjourned till September.
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Serious fall from street car on Tremont Street
Ann Waters of 10 Concord Square fell from a Jamaica Plain street car on Tremont Street near Springfield Street at 10 20 last evening, striking her head and sustaining a concussion of the brain.
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Worcester Bank Teller Defaulter Seen in Paris with Woman
C. H. Prentice of Worcester reports from Paris that he saw Fred Kimball the Worcester bank teller in the company of a woman matching the Stella La Blanche likeness. They avoided Prentice and Mrs Prentice on the street.
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Yachts Set for Nine Club and Open Regattas Today
Nine club and open races are scheduled from Newburyport to Buzzards Bay including the Massachusetts Yacht Club regatta off Nahant at 11 a.m. and the Hull Yacht Club event off Hull at the same start time. The program lists Corinthian Yacht Club pennant race off Marblehead for boats under 21 feet, West Lynn Yacht Club annual race off Lynn, American Yacht Club pennant race off Newburyport, Miramichi open race off Chat ham, Beverly Yacht Club pennant race off Monument Beach, Bay View Yacht Club special off City Point, and Mosquito Yacht Club off City Point with entries from the Massachusetts Yacht Club First Class.
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Harvard Defeats Marlboro in Slugging Collegiate Baseball tilt
Harvard varsity beat Marlboro 11 to 7 as Marlboro's defense flopped and Harvard pitchers Bates and Downer dominated. Marlboro struck out sixteen times and produced only two safe hits, with Harvard taking advantage on unearned runs and errors.
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Chicagos Edge Pittsburgs In Tight Baseball Clash
The Chicagos beat the Pittsburgs 4 to 3 in a tight game with late scoring after Hecker delivered a clutch single off Cooney. Hutchinson held Pittsburgs to few hits as Chicago capitalized on errors to secure the win in the doubleheader opener.
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Opening of the Longwood Tennis Tournament
The Longwood tennis tournament opened in perfect weather on grass courts with players such as W L Jennings S A Shaw and G W Lee delivering strong performances. Injured Fred Lansfield is sidelined, P Manchester shows solid form, and 8 B O Engstrom impresses in early rounds with a promising display.
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West End lobbying inquiry transcript reveals dinners and influence
A sworn record shows inquiry into West End company efforts to sway legislators through dinners at the power house and Algonquin. Witness describes invites by counties, payments for hacks and carriages, and assurances of a "reasonable sum" for services while denying direct bribery or votes.
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Forepaugh Circus Delights Crowd With Aerial Feats And Indian Parade
Nearly ten thousand attended Forepaughs circus at Boylston street and West Chester park. The show featured a dangerous pony trick, a non fatal accident, Indian riders with revolvers, and a Deadwood coach robbery reenactment. The crowd praised the athletic feats and the performance ranked with past years. The parade plan in Charlestown was announced for today before the afternoon show.
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Strikes Planned by Boston Cambridge Unions
Last evening Wells Memorial Hall hosted Union No. 6 of Boston and delegates from Cambridge and Somerville. The groups voted to strike at dawn, aiming to affect about 3000 workers as 32 mason builders face pay increases, with 68 unions statewide pledging aid.
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Boy Drowned at Burnham’s Wharf in South Boston
Frederick W. Rothman, three years old, fell overboard at Burnham's wharf yesterday afternoon and drowned. His body was recovered.
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