Boston Seeks Lively Catcher to Strengthen Club
Boston management plans to sign Morgan Murphy or another quick backstop to boost catching and defense ahead of championship games. The piece highlights current catchers Ganzel Bennett and Kelly, notes Murphy’s standout fielding, and surveys team chemistry, fielding prospects, and rival salary holds affecting roster moves.
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Heirs sue Flora Black over will destruction in million-dollar case
In Denver on March 9 the heirs of Simon Black file suit in federal court charging Flora Black with destroying a will that would have given them over 1,000,000. They allege foul play at death and cite suspicious illness during her refusal to admit interested parties.
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Reading Company Inland Alliance Reported in Philadelphia
The Ledger states that Vice President Thomas and Second VP Vaillant of the New York Lake Erie Western railroad met with President McLeod and others in Philadelphia to form an offensive and defensive alliance. The move follows a close tie among the Delaware Hudson, Pennsylvania Coal, and Erie railways, impacting Reading and allied interests in Pennsylvania development.
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Abandoning Baby Case Charged Lydia Burns Arrested
On complaint by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, Lydia Burns alias Barnett a 19 year old colored woman was arrested on a warrant for abandoning her infant at 50 Middlesex street on March 6.
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Constable Sentenced for Wife Beating in Municipal Court
Constable Harry French was sentenced to eight months in the House of Correction for assault on his wife and daughter on February 7. He appealed and was held in $500 bond for the Superior Court. The third Washington excursion of Raymond & Whitcomb’s winter and spring series will leave Boston tomorrow with nearly 100 passengers.
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Salem Cadets Games. O W Shead Leads Gloucester Contingent
A crowded Salem Second Corps armory hosted Athletic Association games with 250 Gloucester fans, haddocks in ribbons, and strong showings from Garland Callahan and Pettis. Bruce Paine and Hodgkins highlighted field and track events, Endicott disqualified in the mile walk, while Suffolk A C and Gloucester A C dominated prizes as the Boston delegation departed after a long night of sparring and refereeing.
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Coal economy claim from Mrs Parr on Kem-Kom usage
Mrs Parr, wife of Charles S Parr of the Watchman, asserts a dessert spoonful of Kem-Kom in water sprinkled over coal halves ashes and keeps a fire going day and night. She recommends building a clear foundation, filling with coal, closing drafts to rely on a self-sustaining fire for eight to twelve hours, then reactivating in five to fifteen minutes.
Boston Theosophical Society Meeting Adress Notice
The Boston Theosophical Society holds a meeting at 152 Boylston Street on Thursday March 10 at 8 p.m. Mr George D Ayers will speak on Brotherhood and Unity in Nature. The public is invited.
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