Quarrel Over Base Position Roils Brooklyn Boston Game
Two star players Tucker and Foutz argued over base position at first as fans laughed and the dispute escalated until umpire Hurst ruled for Foutz. Boson’s Stovey and Stivetts faced Boston. Burns and Nash sparked runs ending with Tucker’s two base hit and Nash scoring.
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Boston Fans Roar as Nash and Long Spark Offense
In the third inning a long fly to right saved a run as 5000 fans erupted. Billy Nash clashed with Stein in the fourth, advancing to second then third on aggressive base running. Long added a fourth Boston run in the sixth after a misplay by Carroll, as Kinslow and Daly rack up key plays and Steins’ pitches faltered.
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Playing Ball: St Louis Beats Chicago in Extra Innings
In Chicago on June 19 the Browns win after McGill’s wild play and Breitenstein’s rebound. Lange misplayed a grounder in the eleventh, giving Chicago the lead then the Browns retook it. St Louis 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0. Chicago 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 0. Hits St Louis 8 Chicago 12. Errors St Louis 12 Chicago 6. Batteries Breitenstein Gunson McGill McGinnis Schriver.
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Reds Dominate Louisville With Strong Hitting
Cincinnati pitchers and fielding outshone Louisville as the Reds pounded star pitcher and capitalized on errors. Weaver and Pinelley hit home runs as Cincinnati tallied 18 hits to Louisville's 14, with a 40 to 18 score after extra innings. Attendance reported at 1300. Batteries Dwyer Vaughn for Cincinnati Stratton Harrington for Louisville.
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Press Club leads in 25 mile road race hopes
The Press Cycling Club with riders L Gary J P Clark J Clark H Guy L Gary EB H Snow fields a senior team as Waltham and Malden clubs also race. Gary and Clark boast long records including Linscott race times and medals while French set a Hartford Wheel pace with a record at Linscott.
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Suburban Handicap Field Set With Lamplighter Favorite
Eleven probable starters compete in the Suburban handicap led by Lamplighter as the great favorite. Banquet and Charade drew attention with past battles, while Mars Pessara and Leonawell are noted merely as potential threats. The Dwyer luck factor and Banquet’s fitness influence many opinions on the outcome.
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Winners on the Tracks At Sheepshead Bay June Race Card
Five and one half furlongs saw White Rose win with Stonewell second and time 1 08. Chattanooga won the six furlongs with Kinglet defeating Clipcolt in 1 11 3 5. Ajax took seven furlongs with Sport besting St Michael in 1 26 3 5. Count led one mile one furlong at 1 41 2 5 with Gloaming first. Now or Never won the one mile fifth race in 1 41 2 5. Cataract captured five furlongs, Figaro first Josie third in 1 01 2 5.
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Guttenburg Results Rail at June Meet
Race results from Guttenburg on June 19 list winners Anna Belle Kentucky Lady Sandowne Dallyrian Neckbarren Vagabond Khaftan with horses Cottonade Bohemian Dalesman and runners up Come Home Indigo Berard Bagot Jugurtha Character. Times noted for each race from 49 percent to 1 52.
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Road Maps for New England by George H Walker Co
George H Walker & Co 160 Tremont Street issue road maps covering Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with colored details of roads and points of interest ideal for cyclists ramblers and summer travelers priced 25 and 50 cents
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Great Discounts on Bicycles at Dudley’s Columbus Ave
Many seek a good bicycle but fear the high price. Dudley at 162 Columbus Avenue offers deep discounts on several styles and provides a company guarantee with every wheel.
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Local Wringer and Sweeper Makers Advertise Repairs
The American Wringer Co. offers stringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers at 13 and 15 Broadway extension city. Manufacturers and repair service available for all kinds of wringers and sweepers with prompt mail orders attended to.
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Pilot Boat Captain Contradicts Navahoe Collision Story
Captain Dennis Reardon of the David P. Leahy says the Navahoe caused the crash by signaling wrongly and notes the yacht’s starboard turn and incomplete horn signals. He recounts leeway, damage to the Leahy, and Navahoe’s crew behavior. Navahoe readies for a long voyage to England amid feud over blame.
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Mutual Aid Elocution Club Meets at Andover House
The Mutual Aid Elocution Club held its regular meeting at the Andover House parlors on Rollins street last evening. President Edmund Grimes chaired the session with several members delivering recitations. An executive committee of Mrs. Murphie Miss Phinney Messrs Connolly Johnson Evans and Grimes was appointed. The next program includes a one act farce dialogues and other selections. The club meets every other Monday evening.
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Memorial service and civic visits mark Bethesda events
The Bethesda lodge annual memorial service at Bethesda Hall featured a eulogy by Herod W. Stickney. City officials and veterans met at Marine Park to finalize the June 28 dedication while Bigelow School alumni formed an association after an afternoon meeting.
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Navy Yard Orders Depose Several Clerks from Washington
Orders issued yesterday by Commandant Selfridge remove several clerks at the navy yard. F A Metcalf chief clerk with a 1400 salary is dismissed. E J Rielly takes the post. George Estee, paid 3 per day, also departs. B E McCormack will receive 3. Others losing positions include Joseph Larkin Turfier James Gaffrey Samuel Gare and Richard White.
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Dorchester Catholic Union Mortgage Fair Success Planned
Proceeds from a weeklong fair aim to cover the full mortgage on the Catholic Union of Dorchester and Milton. A special entertainment is offered each evening. Bichloride of Gold Institution graduates host a garden party on June 27 to raise funds for treatment access.
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Meredian Bethel Sunday School Picnic Planned for July 4
The Meredian M. E Bethel Sunday School picnic is moved to Lily Pond grove Saugus Centre on July 4. Mt Tabor Lodge F and A M ran a special train to Marblehead. Citizens Trade Association meets at Grand Army Hall tonight to act on a seven slip ferry amid heavy travel.
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Boston College Alumni Hold Eighth Annual Dinner
Boston College alumni gathered for the eighth annual dinner at the Thorndike. Fifty members attended as President W. P. Hayes welcomed guests. Officer elections named James E. Hayes president, Rev. M. J. Doody vice president, Dr. Joseph I. McLaughlin treasurer, John Dp. Den secretary, and Joseph H. Willis historian. Toastmaster Hon. Timothy J. Coakley presided with several Jesuit guests. Letters of regret from ex-presidents Robert Fulton and Edward Bowlsend were read.
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Edward J. Devitt
S. J
Edward McQuirk
John A. Buckley
Timothy Brosnahan
Robert Fulton
S.J
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Edward J.bowlsend
Thomas J. Conaty
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Indian man charged with arson in Leominster fires
Levi G. P. Wright a half breed Indian faced Trial Justice W E White on charges of burning two barns and a dwelling in North Leominster. He pleaded not guilty and acknowledged planning the fires to “paint the town red,” telling officers he started after drinking. He was released from jail last April and was held for further proceedings.
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Tragic Boston & Maine Yard Accident Claims Life
Richard Martin 21 was killed in the Lynn freight yard while shackling cars drawn by the shifter Agawam. He missed his footing as he prepared to board and the wheels passed over his neck, nearly severing the head from the body.
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Patrick McLaughlin Arrested After Wife Stab Incident
Patrick McLaughlin aged 27 of 110 Water Street Chelsea was involved in a domestic dispute with his wife Bridget yesterday afternoon. He stabbed her in the left arm with a butcher knife, causing a two inch wound, and was arrested.
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Gallows Tattooed Criminal Richardson Arrested on Burglary
George William Richardson known as Harry Kelley and Harry Gordon was jailed by Special Officers Abbott and Gilmore after a night arrest on burglary charges. The 29 year old, 5 foot 9 inch tattooed man confessed to multiple express robberies and thefts from American and Adams company teams. He will be photographed for the rogues gallery at police headquarters. Richardson, a West End habitual offender, was born in San Francisco and spent three months in China after leaving at age twelve.
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Freshmen Rowing Race Changes and Conditions at New London
The Columbia Cornell freshman race shifts to 5 p m to suit spectators. Columbia faces missing crewmen Felon and knee injury while substitute Fearing replaces Ganson. Meikelham to referee as Harvard and Yale observers study styles for future triangular contests.
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Deerfield Street construction notice in Boston
Boston street department announces Deerfield street from Commonwealth Avenue to the Charles River will be built under Chapter 323 Acts of 1801 as amended. All sewer gas water or other pipe work must be completed before Monday July 8 1898. no opening permits will be granted for two years after completion. H. H. Carter Supt of Streets June 10 1893.
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States Estate Administrator Named for Della A States
Naeree appointed administrator of the estate of Della A States late of Boston Suffolk County deceased He has taken the trust and given bonds All persons with claims must present them and all debts must be paid to Oscar D States Admr Boston June 19 1895.
Appointment of Administrator for Hathaway Estate in Boston
TOTIUCE is hereby given that the subscriber has AN been duly appointed administrator of the estate of H. AUGUSTA HATHAWAY late of Boston in the city of Suffolk deceased and has taken upon him self that trust by giving bonds as the law directs All persons having demands against the estate are required to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said estate are called upon to make out to LEVIS. HATHAWAY Admr ost en June 182A
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Jonathan Cobb
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