Boston Defeats Baltimore in Narrow 5 4 Finish
Boston wins a close 5 4 decision over Baltimore at the South End grounds. Long delivers the decisive line drive in the ninth after a tense late rally as both teams play sharp ball amid strong winds. Duffy and Hamilton swap positions. Hamilton steals three bases before injuring his ankle.
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Mr. Soden
Birds of
Baltimore
South End Grounds
Boston
Long
Herr Long
McMahon
Fat McMahon
Robert Lowe
Doyle
Keeler
Nichols
Jennings
Kelly
Bannon
Ganzel
Verily
Prettly
Hamilton
Mr. Donelly
Donnelly
Amilton
Brodie
Duffy
Boston Beerms Triumph Over Orioles in Pinch Hit Drama
In a sunny display before about 3500, Boston beat Baltimore with sharp fielding and clutch plays. Harrington starred with two doubles and alert base running while Ganzel, Long, and Nichols delivered solid defense and pitching. Donnelly’s line drive highlight and Clark’s aggressive baserunning framed a tight, well played contest.
Pittsburg Beats Louisville In Wild 9-5 Contest
Pittsburg defeats Louisville 9 to 5 as Hill’s wild pitching and base running help the Pirates. Foreman struggled, Hawley relieved, Clarke hit a home run. Attendance 1,800. Hits Pittsburg 7 Louisville 7. Errors Pittsburg 1 Louisville 3. Batteries Foreman Hawley Mack Merritt Hill Warner.
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Louisville
Hill
Pittsburgs
Foreman
Louisvilles
Hawley
Clarke
Phespulr Bos Cosscend
Tionisvalle Ces Caceas
Pittsbug
Pittsburg
Mack
Merritt
Warner
Debut by Payne Impresses Brooklyn Crowd
Brooklyn in April, 3000 spectators hail Payne as a great twirler in his debut. Senators were limited to five hits over four innings, with Anderson error aiding Washington to score twice. Final lines show Brooklyn ten hits to Washington five, one Brooklyn error and two by Washington. Batteries Payne Burrell McJames McGuire.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Payne
Senators
Anderson
Selbach
Washingtons
Washington
Burrell
McJames
McGuire
Anson's Men Dominate St Louis In Chicago Victory
Chicago defeats St Louis 8 to 2 as Friend struggles in late innings. Hart weak defense backs visitors with costly errors. Attendance 8000. Score details show Chicago 10 hits to St Louis 7, errors Chicago 1 St Louis 8. Batteries Friend and Kittredge for Chicago Hart and McTharland for St Louis.
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Chicago
Anson
St. Louis
Friend
Hart
Chicagos
Chicazo
Tuguwis
Kittredge
McTharland
Tufts Defeats Bowdoin In 9 8 Home Opener
Tufts beat Bowdoin College 9 to 8 in Medford on April 30 in a game marked by brilliant plays and uneven defense. Bowdoin, improving to half strength, rallied in the final inning with three runs but fell short as Tufts seized an early lead and maintained it despite late Bowdoin pressure. Corridan drew a base on balls and stole second, while Budge replaced Libby and limited the damage with key outs. The home team earned its first win on the local diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Tufts
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Libby
Maine
Budge
Corridan
Maine Boys
Baseball box score fragment lists Corridan and others
In a partial box score, players listed by position include bases Corridan Clayton Richardson Haynes Bodge Bryant Greenlaw Soule and others with first base on various players. Notable events show strikeouts by Corridan Clayton Richardson Ralph Curran Budge Coburn Hull Soule Gould with multiple instances. Plera Corridan and Maguire completed a double play. Hull charged with a passed ball and Curran threw two wild pitches. Soule was hit by pitch. Game time 2 hours 15 minutes. Umpires Johnston Tufts Pendeten Bowdoin.
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TUFTS
Eeree
Gould
Cvcccecrnse
Clayton
Richardson
Haynes
Bodge
Bryant
Greenlaw
Soule
Smith
Petra
Ralph
Hull
Curran
Budge
Coburn
Plera
Corridan
Maguire
Johnston
Pendeten
Bowdoin
Rules for Eastern League Umpires Set in Syracuse
P T Powers met league umpires at Globe Hotel and issued season rules. Umpires may discipline players only via captain, keep decisions confidential, and act fearless. Umpire discretion on batters hit by pitches, two line coaches allowed if no objections, others limited by base situations. Tomorrow's assignments include Kelly Providence, Doescher Springfield, Gaffney Rochester, Swarthwood Linden Syracuse. Powers says all teams should make money and buyers can be found if teams withdraw.
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Syracuse
N. Y
P. T. Powers
Globe
Kelly
Providence
Doescher
Springfield
Gaffney
Rochester
Swarthwood
Linden
Powers
Brown Defeats Dartmouth 6-0 in Pretty Home Win
Providence April 30 Brown junior varsity or varsity claims a 6 to 0 victory over Dartmouth in a flawless defensive showing. Summersgill pitched superbly with strong support as Conway pitched well for Dartmouth but costly errors and Summersgill’s delivery overwhelmed them. Robinson hit a home run to right field and the double play drew applause. Tickets for Brown versus Vale on Saturday moved briskly.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Dartmouth
Summersgill
Conway
Robinson
Brown-Vale
Metropolitans Defeat Newark Amid Bench Incident
In New York on April 30 the Metropolitans beat the Newark club 9 to 4 as Seymour pitched well with solid support. Newark manager Burns was ordered off the field by umpire Sullivan, prompting police involvement to maintain order after the game. Fewer than 100 spectators watched the affair with 15 Metropolitans and 7 Newark hits and multiple errors.
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New York
Newarks
Seymour
Burns
Sullivan
Newark
Seymour and
Foster
Whitehill
A. Rothfuss
Philadelphia Beats New York In Tight Six-Run Sixth
Philadelphia defeats the New York nine by six runs in the sixth inning after trailing early. Taylor gets hit often as New York threatens in the ninth with three on, but Philadelphia holds on for a one run win before 4850 at the ballpark.
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Philadelphia
New York
Flynn
Taylor
Grady
Farrell
Portland and Lawrence clash in limbered prep
In Lawrence, April 31 the Portlands faced Lawrence at Glenforest before the New England league opener in New Bedford. A late eighth inning injury to Portland left fielder George Telebeau delayed play after a line drive struck him, knocking him unconscious for fifteen minutes. He was aided by two doctors and is expected to recover in days. Portland led 14 to 6 at the stoppage.
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Lawrence
Portlands
New Bedford
Glenforest
George Teabeau
Portland
Mitchell
Tebeau
Pittsfield
Mass
Lowell
Cleveland
New Haven Beats Hartford 12 to 3 in Slugfest
New Haven defeated Hartford 12 to 3 in an afternoon game in New Haven. Osborn gave eleven bases on balls and hit two men, while Scherr and Cauliftower contributed sharp catches. The line score shows New Haven 12 Hartford 3.
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New Haven
Conn
New Havens
Hartford
Osborn
Scherr
Cauliftower
Wilmington Wins Narrowly Over Paterson 11 10
Wilmington defeats Paterson 11 to 10 in a game marked by several errors, played in Wilmington on April 30. The contest featured a close score and notable mistakes by both sides.
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Wilmington
Paterson
Del
Ban Gor Defeats Framingham Area Nine 22 to 4
The Ban Gor of the New England League defeated a strong picked nine from Framingham, Cochituate, Ashland and Hopkinton on Concord street grounds this afternoon, 22 to 4.
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South Framingham
Bangor
New England League
Framingham
Cochituate
Ashland
Hopkinton
Concord Street
Vermont Beats Cornell 8 7 In Baseball Showdown
UHACA New York April 30 Vermont edges Cornell 8 to 7 in a tense college baseball matchup. Vermont pitcher and hitters deliver late rally to secure the win.
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Uhaca
N. Y
University of Vermont
Cornell
Vermont
Holy Cross beats Springfield 11 to 8 in Worcester
Holy Cross defeats Springfield 11 to 8 at Worcester in a baseball game. The win adds an eight run margin and highlights Holy Cross offense.
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Holy Cross
Springfield
Worcester
Boxing Exhibition Opens Crescent Club Quarters Brockton
In Brockton on April 30 about 400 attended the Crescent Athletic Club’s first show in its new quarters with police present. Referee Edward McGowen oversaw six bouts including John Buckley versus Monahan, Ward sparring Burns, McFarland and Smith, McCarthy sparring Hudson, and Monahan versus Fox which ended in a draw by agreement.
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Brockton
Crescent Athletic Club
Edward McGowen
Crescent Club
John Buckley
South Boston
Mr. Monahan
John Ward
Johnnie Burns
Bill McFarland
Tom Smith
Billy McCarthy
John Hudson
Matfield
Chic Monahan
Stoughton
Jim Fox
Randolph
Fox
Monahan
Bowling Contest Ends In Win For Commercial Club Team
Brockton reports a bowling match at the Commercial Club alleys with the Commercials defeating Jeffries Winters of East Boston by 65 pins.
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Brockton
Commercials
Jeffries Winters
East Boston
Pure California Wines per Gallon Four Bottles Assorted
Blanchard and Farrar offers four bottles of assorted Pure California Wines per gallon. Located at 14 to 17 Deck Square and 81 Faneuil Hall Square, the display lists wine types and pricing.
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California
Blanchard & Farrar
Faneuil Hall
Intercollegiate Championships at Manhattan Field May 29 30
World of Sport reports on the forthcoming intercollegiate championships to be held at Manhattan Field May 29 and 30 with Harry Cornish of New Manhattan A. C. overseeing. It notes English athletes disappointment after Athens games and forecasts strong distance running, plus related events by Division 7 AOH and the New Jersey A. C. picnic and field day. It mentions Conneff and Murray time records as context.
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Athens
New York
Manhattan Field
London Land and Water
Tower of Babel
Paris
Bredin
Baron
Godfrey
Shaw
Bradley
Grossland
Ryan
America
Crossland
Marathon
Louis
France
Conneff
New Jersey A. C
Harry Cornish
New Manhattan A. C
Sunnyside Park
Co. J. R
Tommy Conneff
E. P. Murray
Dorchester Yacht Club Postpones Saturday Skeeter Race
The regatta committee postpones the skeeters race to May 16. Boston area clubs begin operations today as Jeffries Club of East Boston plans a house warming. Allen Forbes's Dot changes from cat rig to jib and mainsail for the next skeeter contest.
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Dorchester Yacht Club Regatta Committee
Boston
Jeffries Club
East Boston
Allen Forbes
Boxing Gossip and Boxing Match Plans in Boston
Paddy Purtell seeks 140 to 145 pound bouts against Boston opponents, with interest in facing Dick O'Brien and Mysterious Billy Smith. Walcott draws strong interest but faces color line issues and scheduling hurdles in New York and Boston. Corrigan disputes Keefe, while Leahy and Leary matches are arranged, and Billy Smith trains toward a McCoy clash with Sears aiming for 119 pounds. A. C. McKenzie notes guest tickets for McCoy Smith on May De and athe.
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Paddy Purtell
Purtell
Nebraska
Boston
Kid McCoy
Dick O’brien
Billy Smith
Joe Walcott
Everhardt
Walcott
Tom O'Rourke
New York
Keefe
Corrigan
Tim McCarthy
Leahy
Billy Foss
East Boston
Mat Leary
Billy Campbell
Jerry Callahan
McCoy
Long Island
Mike Sears
Sears
Sammy Kelly
Armory
Smith
Peter Manning
McCoy-Smith
Ne Tekh Co Armory
A. C. Mkenzie
Recommendation of Prof Shaw as boxing teacher in tastoD
A local endorsement praises Prof Shaw as a gentleman with many pupils and refined facilities. It asserts he is peerless in teaching self defense and the latest science of boxing, noting his broad appeal to professionals, men of leisure, and actors during spring.
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Shaw
Tastod
Corrept
Boston Bicycle Club Hosts May Whist Party And Contests
The Bostonian Cycle Club plans a whist party for May 2 at Miss Delia Fitzgeralds residence Dorchester with large attendance and noted talent A Pope Manufacturing bicycle advertisement contest offers a $100 prize for the most newspaper bicycle ads clipped since January 1 with a June 30 1896 deadline The feature includes a Beacon and Charles streets collision involving a female rider and a humorous apology by a horseman Manager Osgood promotes a Brooklyn Ladies cycling carnival for May 9 with Mrs Charlotte L Bolton in charge A Boston men carnival proposal suggests Mechanics Building Meantime many U S professionals look to Buffalo May 30 meet and New York circuit opens June 6 in Buffalo
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Bostonian Cycle Club
Delia G. Fitzgerald
Geneva Avenue
Dorchester
Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbia
Columbia Bicycles
Columbia Bicycle
Department of Statistics
Hartford
Charles Street
Brooklyn
Charlotte L. Bolton
Ladies’ Tourist Club
Boston
Mechanics’ Building
England
John S. Johnson
Europe
Ain Countrie
Louisville
Zimmerman
Johnson
Bald
Sanger
Tyler
Wheeler
Hamilton
Parkside Wheel Club
Buffalo
New York State
Rochester
Albany
Cohoes
Manhattan Beach
Country Club handicaps set for National Hunt and Challenge cups
The National Hunt cup favors Lady Raymond at 167 pounds three pounds lighter than last year. Twenty six nominations include The Peer 159 and Kilkenny 148. In the Challenge cup top weights are Sam D. and Mill Boy at 161, Royal Bob 168, with Latitude 157 and Chevy Chase 155. Royal Bob leads the field among Canadian hunters noted as 168.
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Vosburgh
New York Jockey Club
Lady Raymond
the Peer
Glenfallon
Duke of Abercorn
Adelbert
Kilkenny
Rodman
Warbormet
Tidman
Satanara
San Joaquin
Richards
Mr Boy
Pow-Wow
Delay
Woodward
Fugitive
Sir Singerston
April Fool
Winship
Lafayette
Signal
May Blossom
Hustler
Triumph
Colonel South
Sam D
Mill Boy
Royal Bob
Latitude
Chevy Chase
April Foot
Wheeler
Brookdale
Trillion
Wilkins
Vpoteen
Venus
Fabian
Cardinal
Scud
Quicksilver
King Joseph
Westbury
Lexington Racecard Results From April 30
In Lexington Kentucky on April 30 the day’s races crowned Rasper The Dragon Suisun Rey Del. Mar Meadow Thorpe as winners across five races with observed times ranging from 0 55 4 to 1 48 1 4. Notable finishes include Katherine Bruce Girdle Eugenia Wicks Galen D Or Orion and Daisy Gordon placing second and third in respective events.
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Lexington
Rasper
Katherine
Elizbert
Bruce Girdle
the Dragon
Suisun
Eugenia Wicks
Blitzen
Rey del. Mar
Galen D’or
Probasco
Meadow Thorpe
Orion
Daisy Gordon
Acting Governor Nominates Curtis to Park Commission
Acting Governor Wolcott nominates ex Mayor Curtis for the Metropolitan Park Commission replacing A Chase of Lynn who declines reappointment. Chase is a Democrat and Curtis a Republican. The balance shifts to three Democrats and two Republicans. The new Republican to join is A C Richards as town councilor.
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Wolcott
Curtis
Eenopolitan Park Commission
A. Chase
Lynn
Chase
A. C. Richards
Catholic Summer School Opens July Thirteenth at Plattsburg
The Catholic summer school at Plattsburg New York announces an extensive program for July 13 to August 16. Rev James A Doonan S J of Boston College will conduct the metaphysics course and lead other studies for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg, N. Y
James A. Doonan
S. J
Boston College
Night session outlines MA House actions on street railways and trusts
In a night session the Massachusetts House passed measures to carry out the Franklin fund trust under Ben Franklin's will by 98 to 21. Amendments by Worcester's J H Mellen on street railway capitalization were rejected as plans to raise capital by alien interests faced opposition. Myers of Cambridge supported the bill. Bills on street railway contracts and consolidations advanced to engrossment, as did a negligent-duty bill for railroad employee injuries. Firearm related burglary charge bills moved to engrossment, and the uniform railroad fare bill was deferred to next Wednesday. A Boston police rail bill faced opposition, described by one speaker as a bluff, and the third reading was ordered 90 to 27. Gas company incorporation petition delayed to May 5. City Council employment restriction bill opposed by Mckenna and adjournment followed.
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House of Representatives
Franklin Fund Trust
Benjamin Franklin
J. H. Mellen
Worcester
Myers
Cambridge
Mellen
Massachusetts
House
Stanley
New Bedford
Kelcher
Boston
Board of Police of
Bailey
Bradley
Committee On Manufactures
Massachusetts Gas Company
McKenna
Lost Muscle Control In Boston Sailor Hailed In Peru Case
Edward T. Dunbar of Boston is hospitalized at Sailors' Snug Harbor after an 18 month immobility with only limited head and jaw movement. A 6000 mile journey ended a week ago. He sailed twelve years, began joint pain two years ago, later diagnosed as central myelitis of the spine and rheumatic arthritis by Peruvian doctors and Callao’s English physician. He hopes for treatment in New York.
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New York
Edward T. Dunbar
Boston
Sailors’ Snug Harbor
Peru
Dunbar
Callao
Burden party arrives to recover stolen New York jewels
I Townsend Burden of New York with his wife and daughter and their attorney arrive from the United States to reclaim jewels stolen from their East Twenty Sixth Street home on December 27. Detectives arrested a butler and a footman in Bond Street, with $58,000 worth of jewelry found. Mrs Burden says she feels she is the luckiest woman alive. Extradition not expected.
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London
I. Townsend Burden
New York
Mr. Lindsay
United States
East Twenty-sixth Street
Inspector Forest
Bond Street
William Robert Dunlop
William Turner
Burden
L A W Spring Meet Plans Set for May 30
A meeting of the L A W general committee at Youngs arranged the spring meet for May 30. A K Peck chairs the committee to form subcommittees and select four women from each of three Massachusetts division clubs. Prizes total ten dollars for parade awards and club performance.
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Young
A. K. Peck
Massachusetts
RR Swan
A. W. Pease
J. W. Porter
Calhoune
Mess Newell
Warren Dow
J. C. Kerrison
Alex McDonald
H. R. Lilsley
G.W. Tarbell
C.B. Percival
Parade
Lon Peck
Abbot Bassett
Odd Fellows Celebrate Seventy Seventh Anniversary Play
Odd Fellows Winnisimmer and Mystic Lodges with Samaritan Encampment Chelsea unite for the seventy seventh anniversary last night at the Academy of Music. A four act drama The Great Hinges of a City from New York life was staged under George W. Neville of Boston with a large cast. Arrangements by Edward S. Jackson James E. Harrower and others.
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Charles H. Richardson
Fred H. R. Smith
Arthur L. Perkins
P. A. Guelpa
James R. Morrrison
Wallace Spooner
George H. Danforth
Charles M. Poole
R. A. Martin
R. H. Whitten
Howard M. Rogers
John N. Ames
Morse Arrested on Conspiracy to Defraud
E. J. Morse, 51, of 164 Spencer avenue Chelsea, was arrested by Inspectors Mc Garr and Kelly on a conspiracy to defraud I. A. Fuller of 19 Bonair street Somerville. The alleged crime dated April 1 involved a promise to secure a permanent position in exchange for $100.
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E. J. Morse
Spencer Avenue
Chelsea
McGarr and
Kelly
I’. A. Fuller
Bonair Street
Somervile
Barn Burned in Brookfield Ex-Deputy Sheriff’s Home
Worcester April 30. The house and barn of ex Deputy Sheriff W H Swallow in Brookfield were burned to the ground this morning. Loss about 2500 dollars. Blaze believed incendiary in origin.
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Worcester
Sherif W. H. Swallow
Brookfield
Navarch to 60 Sold to Rhode Island Club Leader
Commodore Morrill plans to sell the Navarch, flagship of the South Boston Yacht Club, to Commodore Richmond of the Rhode Island club. The fast east coast steam yacht, built in 1892 by Ambrose Martin, is famed for Boston Harbor fan-tail stern and 19 knot speed. Richmond seeks a crew as sale awaits signed bill.
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South Boston
Boston
Commodore Morrill
Morrill
Commodore Richmond
Richmond
Shaw's Night Out in Municipal Court Trial Resumes
Judge Brown resumed the Wolf Glickman trial for alleged unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor at 44 Lowell Street on March 23 and the preliminary examination of charges against Glickman for assault on Patrolman Shaw with a knife, and against Benjamin Feldman for assault with a loaded revolver. Witnesses included Myra Miller and Mrs. Burns as well as Police Captain Wescott and Patrolman Cadigan. Feldman was held in $1000 for the grand jury. Glickman’s case continued.
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Brown
Municipal Criminal Court
Wolf Glickman
Lowell Street
Glickman
Shaw
Division 3
Benjamin Feldman
Myra Miller
Burns
Feldman
Governor Testifies in Woodbury Herald Trial
Burlington April 30 Governor Woodbury testified about purchasing the hotel in 1881 and his stance against selling intoxicating liquor He joined with Mr Bowman to run the hotel Bowman managed the property The case includes cross examination by Prouty and conflicting statements from L S Drew about liquor sales In tomorrow’s session the plaintiff’s witnesses are expected to finish and an adjournment is set for 9 o clock tomorrow
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Burlington
Woodbury- Herald
Prouty
L. S. Drew
Young Aubrey
Aid for Cripple Creek Fire Victims in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs residents organized a relief committee to aid Cripple Creek after yesterday's blaze. A special train carried provisions tents and blankets while dry goods and grocery houses shipped bedding and supplies. Wealthy donors including W S Stratton pledged funds and a mass meeting planned relief plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Stratton
Alpha Phi invites for May 12 at Hotel Brunswick
Eta Chapter invites friends to meet Dr and Mrs Frye Spencer Baldwin at Hotel Brunswick on May 12 from 6 to 7. The Maine State Club holds its annual meeting Friday evening in May with election of officers, a literary entertainment, and banquet.
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Eta
Alpha Phi
Frye Spencer Baldwin
Hotel Brunswick
Maniacs
Maine State Club
Arthur Peabody Pratt
Roger Wolcott
New England
Not Carter’s body found on Tiverton shore April 8
The body recovered on the Tiverton shore is not Chauncey H. 1 as authorities suspected last night. An impression persists that the remains belong to a passenger from a Fall River line boat.
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Fall River
Tiverton Shore
Chauncey H. 1
Fall River Line
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