Misses and Kids Button and Lace Boots in Brown Black
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1899
Page
2
Named After Major Grady Camping the Legion Group
A preliminary meeting at Maverick Hall East Boston formed the P. J. Grady Camp of the Legion of Spanish American War Veterans with about 40 attendees. Captain Hayes chaired and Fr H Sullivan acted as secretary. A rallying committee was named and next meeting set for July 14 at Grand Army Hall East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick Hall
Boston
P. J. Grady
Legion of
John J. Hayes
Telestoee Fr. H. Sullivan
Hayes
Clark
Sullivan
Burns
Driscoll
Carey
Mylan
U. 5S
George W. Graham
Grand Army Hall
East Boston
Grady
Ninth
Virginia
Comfort bags for the Massachusetts crew appeal
The Massachusetts W T U reports sending comfort bags for 60 sailors at the request of the ship chaplain. A rapid public appeal to local merchants yielded generous donations, with nearly a hundred bags prepared. Additional thanks accompany unnamed donors and several local firms and book depots aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
United States Attleship
Messrs
Houghton & Dutton
Messrs. Houghton & Dutton
W. S&s. Butler & Co
C. F. Hovey & Co
Gilchrist & Co
Walker, Stetson & Co
R. H. Stearns
James H. Earle
Wangley, Burr & Co
Baptist Book Depository
Congregational Book House
Methodist Book Depository
Massachusetts Bible Society
Will of Anthony HankeyFiled for probate in Suffolk registry
The will of Anthony Hankey late of his city was filed for probate yesterday afternoon in the Suffolk registry. A clause directs executors to pay and distribute 5000 dollars to charitable institutions organizations or needy persons as they deem proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hankey
Suffolk Registry
Umpire Trouble Highlights Brooklyn Boston Tilt
Cincinnati beat Baltimore 6 to 1 as Statson exited in the fourth. Boston won a tense Pittsburgh game amid umpire Connolly protests, with O'Brien ejected in the seventh after a heated argument and a string of late rallies.
Big League Matchups Across The East and Midwest
Boston faces Pittsburgh while New York meets Cleveland Brooklyn tangles Chicago Philadelphia tackles St Louis Baltimore plays Cincinnati Washington encounters Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Clevelans
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Louisville
Washington
Tas
Gulf Philadelphia
Louis
Cleveland
Two-Base Hit Daly Key Moment In Brooklyn Game
Daly delivered a decisive two base hit for Brooklyn as two double plays sparked by Demontreville Everitt Lange and Donahue dominated the frame. Dunn fanned twice while Callahan and two others drew bases on balls. Demontreville and McGann were hit by pitches as time ran two hours with umpires Gaffney and Manassau calling the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Neues Orig
Battimore
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Selbach
Miller
Smith
Keister
Lachance
Hahn
Kitson
Bal l—Peitz
O’day and McGarr
Stahl
Tenney
Long
Collins
Oi Duffy
Frisbee
Eone
Stafford
Seeee
Lowe
Bergen
Lewis
Pittsburg
B. PO
Donovan
McCarthy
Williams
Pete
McCreery
Clark
Ely
Ness
O'Brien
Madison
Q Bowerman
Tannehill
Boston
Pittsburgh
MecCarthy
Connolly
Lynch
Éago
Brooklyn
Daly
Demontreville
Everitt
Lange
Donahue
Dunn
Callahan
McGann
Lena
Si ¢Ei
Neers
Gaffney
Manassau
Chicago
R7reen
Desmontreville
Brooklyn AB
Chicago Epereeett
Brooklyn Aero Eee
Chi
Ac Paine
New York
E.cfo
A. EB AB R. A Vrae
Cleveland
Dowd
Harley
Quinn
Sullivan
Ole
Beeres
McAllister
McAllister, Eeeee Tucker, 1B Seen Eee Weewes Ow Tackhead, Ss Bierce Seaccens
Bates
P Weeee
van Haltren
Decker Replaces Cassidy as Louisville Signs Star
Louisville manager Irwin signs George Decker from Louisville to replace Pete Cassidy after Cassidy is sold to Providence R I. The game sees Louisville bunched hits while Mercer is kept scattered by Dowling. score not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mercer
Dowling
George Decker
Irwin
Pete Cassidy
Providence
R. I
Callahan Gifts Doomed Supers as Chicago,N.Y. Tie
Chicago and Brooklyn opened with a close game as both teams scored on errors and wild pitches. Callahan struggled with control, allowing two runs that proved decisive in a close contest before 6700 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyn
Callahan
Superbase
Double Play Conroy Sparks Brockton Victory
Brockton leaves seven on base while Portland holds six. Breckenridge Shay Spratt Taft walk errors and a hit by pitch by Knox influence the game. Day steals a base as Flanagan Knox strikeouts. Time 40 minutes. Umpire Kelly. Attendance unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroy
Brockton
Portland
Breckenridge
Shay
Spratt
Taft
Flanagan
Knox
Kelly
Pawtucket Beats Manchester In Tight Ninth Inning
Pawtucket won 3 to 2 at Manchester after two outs in the ninth. Errors and a timely hit produced two runs for Pawtucket as Kennedy and McCafferty pitched well. Manchester collected five doubles with Lepine Hickey Russell Niland Lake Kelley tallying the extra-base hits. Attendance listed as 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Manchester
N. H
Hoéme
Kennedy
McCafferty
Penelicketic Wis
Lepine
Hickey
Russell
Niland
Lake
Kelley
War Uey
Newport Beats Taunton In Pitchers Battle Shutout
Newport tops Taunton 6 0 in a well played game as Gallagher shines on the mound. Gilberts, Riley, McCormack, Stackhouse, Gallagher, Gilbert, Riley, Grant steal bases. McCormack and Wiley sacrifice. Burrill, Long and MaHoney fan. Attendance about 300. Umpire Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Taunton
Gallagher
Wport
McCormack
Stackhouse McCormack
Gilbert
Riley
Grant
Wiley
Long
Ahern
Gilbert Riley
Hanna
Burrill
Mahoney
O’brien
Shires
Carpenter
Intercity Scores Rumor: Local Games Result Outcomes
Box scores show Hartford over Rochester 6-5 and Springfield defeating Syracuse 7-? Worcester 7-6 over Worcester. Norwich 10-9 Waterbury. Bristol 11-6 over Derby. Bridgeport 3-? New Haven. Allentown 11-3 Patterson. Richmond 6-3 Reading. Lancaster 13-2 Newark. WilkesBarre 7-3 Wilkes Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Montreal
Norwich
Waterbury
Bristol
Derby
Bridgeport
New Haven
Allentown
Paterson
Richmond
Reading
Lancaster
Newark
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Bates Wild as New York Club Wins Narrow
Cleveland June 23 Bates was wild today and the New York club had little trouble with him. The misfits played marginally better than usual but could not win. The score:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bates
New York
Quakers slugging spree beats St Louis in slugfest
In St Louis on June 23 the Quakers overpower the Cardinals 8 to 4. Jajoie and Flick lead the attack by hammering Powell with hard hits as Philadelphia builds an early lead and maintains it behind Lauder and Criger’s work. Attendance around 2300. featured plays include three bases hits by Flick Criger and the Lauder home run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Hardhitting Quakers
Jajoie
Flick
Powell
Childs
Philadelphia
Criger
Lauder
Lajoie
M. Cross
Cooley
Pratt
Thomas
Douglas
Emslie and McDonald
EF Cooley
Eneveen
Delehanty
Sane
H Lajoie
Wid
Erewere
Piatt
Nl. Louis
AR ” Burkett
Fleidrick
McKean
Brockton Narrowly Escapes Portland In Ninth Inning
Brockton nearly blanked Portland but Pirates tailed in the ninth as Portland bunched four runs on five hits. Portland fielding faltered at key moments allowing Brockton to lead early 8 4 before Portland's late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brocktons
Portland
Portlands
Poverly
Prockton
Shay
Holmes
Pulsifer
Noblit
Sullivan
Berlo-Farnham Echoes In Club Race Controversy
Berle's Eagle C C president Percival denies rumors about the Berlo-Farnham race. He says all fourteen pacemakers were club members and worked hard, with Berle training briefly and no outsiders used. He criticizes claims that nonmembers or picked riders aided the pacemaking setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlo-Farnham
Berle
Eagle C. C
Percival
Metropolitan
Eagle C. cC
Jivery
Berlo
Harvard Varsity Men Row Unevenly in Trials at Conn
Harvard crews showed varsity edge over freshmen in speed trials at Conn. The four and eight practiced in rough water with uneven swings cited as a fault. A new light shell, weighing about 225 pounds and costing $925, arrived, to be rigged for next week’s practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Gale's Ferry
Conn
Varsity
W. R. Cross
Summer Sickness and a Rally with Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
The piece warns that heat weakens people and illness strikes individuals differently. It recommends a harmless stimulant to boost vitality and suggests taking Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey to rally the body's defenses during hot months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Saddlers' Convention to Convene in New England
The National Wholesale Saddlery Association plans its first New England convention in Boston on July 11 to 13 with 20 to 30 members expected. Delegates from nearly every state will attend. local committees in Boston coordinate events at the Hotel Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wholesale Saddlery Association
New England
Saddlery Hardware
Boston
O. F. Kendall
John Hopewell
Frank Hopewell
W. H. Hill
Charles Sabin
H. C. Noble
New Britain
Brunswick
Harvard University
Nantasket
Atlantic Ocean
Wolcott
Alayor Quincy
Commonwealth
Marden
United States
John Lopewell
Curtis Guild
President's Cup Play Highlights At Wollaston Club
Atherton, Clark and Porter lead the first and second rounds of the President's Cup handicap event at Wollaston. Results show Atherton 3 up on Farrington, Russell, Clark, and Porter advancing with tight cards. Today features a Braeburn versus Vesper team match at West Newton amid preparations for future return bouts on Tyne's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollaston
Atherton
Farrington
Russell
Brock
Clark
Davenport
Chipman
Bremer
Cracknell
Rice
Chase
Tarbell
Porter
Monks
Freeman
Pope
Braeburn
Vesper
West Newton
Tyne
Lowell
Justy
LY Ao
Vesper Club
New England
Berle defeats Farnham and Atlantic crew news from era
The report notes Berle beating Farnham in a mile race amid debate over pace and pacemakers. It mentions Metropolitans, N C A rules, and potential races at Charles River Park or Waltham. The Harvard Yale rowing boat innovations and a convention with Gov Wolcott and Mayor Quincy are also cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ele Pel EE Lee Eel
Berle
Farnham
N.C. A
Mr. Farnham
Charles River Park
Waltham
Massachusetts race meets sanctioned list
New York dispatch lists upcoming sanctioned bicycle race meets by the League of American Wheelmen. Entries show dates in June and July for Haverhill Gardiner Leominster Great Barrington Ware and other clubs and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
League of American Wheelmen
Haverhill B. C
Haverhill
Osgood
Coolidge
Gardiner
Rollstone Wheel Club
Leominster
J. N. Hasland
Great Barrington
H. M. Clark
Ware
Burglar in Chelsea Home Makes Quick Exit After Break-in
Darel L. Lord of 29 Tudor Street Chelsea awoke to a man moving in his room. The intruder fled downstairs after a chase, dropping a hat as a picture toppled. A gold hunting watch, fob chain, and Masonic charm valued at 109 dollars were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darel L. Lord
Tudor Street
Chelsea
Mr. Lord
Yale Crew Reports Momentum Despite Brisk Breeze
Yale's varsity eight trained at Galfe's Ferry Connecticut with 22 yard intervals and focus on recovery. A brisk southwest wind on the Thames limited heavy work while coaches emphasized catching position and smoother blade work to show improvement by return to the boathouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Galfe’s Ferry
Conn
Thames
Varsity
Broad View
St John’s Day Observances By Knights Templar Groups
The Boston Commandery joins St. John’s Day events in Port land Maine with about 18 members and 25 piece Carter’s Band marching from Masonic apartments to the north station where 125 ladies join the pilgrimage. De Molay Commandery KK T plans an annual voyage to Nantucket with 136 members and 50 to 60 ladies, expected to grow before Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Day
Knights Templars
Boston Commandery
Portland
Masonic
Popularity from Quality Boosts Cigar Sales
The Waitt Bond Blackstone Cigar has long been a favorite and trusted by consumers. Its brand strength supports yearly sales growth, aided by the manufacturers’ large New England facility and the claim that no other 10 cent cigar matches their million-scale yearly volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waitt & Bond Blackstone
New England
Guardianship Petition Fought Over for Millionaire Palmer
Kin of Amos P. Palmer meet in Rhode Island to back appointing Industrial Trust Co as guardian. The petition lists Mane ton Potter Washburns and others. Lawyers for Palmer seek William R. Tillings hast as guardian. Probate Court in Warwick handles the case as Attorney General Tanner seeks state involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos PD
Palmer
Rhode Island
Industrial Trust Company
Maneton
Potter
Washburns
Boston
William R. Tillinghast
Warwick
Tanner
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Major Grady
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DR. Swett
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Lighthiles
Union
Massachutts Ave
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge
M. Grady
Plasterer
Bustons
Chicagos
National League
Reds
Statson
Orioles
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Donny
Tannerhill
Frisbie
Pirates
Wily
Madison Hanzvend
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Corcoran
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Wagner
Lowers
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Renee
QO Decker
Butler
Padden
Indina
Slagle
Saecrifice
Orft Mercer
Ritcher
Butlher
Taouisville
Swattwood and
Warner
Hartford
Rochester
Springfield
Syracuse
Berlo-Farnham Echoes
The
Grimson
John Greenough
Edward King
Union Trust Company
H. McKim ‘Twombly
Robert Bacon
J. P. Morgan & Co
French
Manhattan Trust Company
C. C. Beaman
Evarts, Choate & Beaman
Charles Clark
R. D. Winthrop
Mr. Blaikie
Charles B. Elliott
Saddlers’ Convention
Atherton, Clark and Porter
Blaikie
E. C. Storrow
Zuilder
Davis
Crimson
Eboebor Bore Eet
ST. John's Day
WoSe Kartex
Ee Hel Hee
Amos D. Palmer
Sears
Kim Jess
Edward Wilson
Mont Row
A. W. Wheeler & CO
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American House
Metropolitan Manufacturing CO
American Wringer Co
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