Hebrew Marriage Debate Sparks Salem Street Discussion
A Hebrew community discussion on marriage eligibility and timing ranges from university doctors to lawyers. Notable speakers include J Martin Witt and Harry Linenthal. Humane Levin, a leading matchmaker, comments on early marriages and cultural expectations amid strong debate and public interest.
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New Century Club
Shawmut Avenue
J. Martin Witt
Harry Linenthal
Harvard Medical School
Times
Humane Levin
Levin
Sheafe Street
Boston Americans Triumph in Lopsided Victory Over Collins Team
Boston's hitters overwhelmed the Collins lineup in a one sided game led by Cy Young six scoreless innings. Freeman Homered and Ferris, Hemphill and Young added key hits as Boston raced to a large lead and cruising to a decisive win.
Early Marriages Prove Beneficial Says Levin
The article records Mr. Levin advocating early marriages as promoting morals, health, and stability, arguing dowries for professionals like doctors can reach about $10,000. He links marriage to national strength and cites statistics to support his view.
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Mr. Levin
Boston Wins 7 6 in Twelve Inning Tie with Brooklyn
Boston NL held Brooklyn to a 7 6 victory after twelve innings in a rugged contest. Long and Hamilton starred with timely hits and a key homer by Long. Demontréville and Ison also impressed as the attendance reached 5600.
Pittsburg Defeats Chicago in Close National League Game
Pittsburg beat Chicago 8 to 4 in a strongly played contest as Pittsburg rallied with two singles and two doubles in the last inning after two men were out. Chicago outfielders showed prowess stealing bases but failed to string hits. Attendance 400. Notable: Leach Leaver Hartzell Bly Wagner Bransfield.
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Chance
Leach
Tannehill
Ely
New York Triumphs Over Philadelphia in Seventh Inning Rally
New York beat Philadelphia 9 to 8 after a seventh inning batting burst. Selbach hit a bases loaded triple and later scored on a throw in. Wolverton’s disputed hit was ruled not a home run after a tag at the plate amid a field dispute.
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Rusie Back on the Diamond in Rain Soaked Cincinnati
Rusie returns after nearly three years as Cincinnati hosts St Louis in a rain disrupted game. He and Harper shaped a pitching duel with Heidrick's bat sparking Cincinnati’s 14 to 7 win despite scrappy hits. Steinfeldt homered, Nichols doubled and tripled, while attendance reached about 3000 under the misty sky.
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Heidrick
St. Louis
Hite
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McBride
Wallace
Steinfeldt
Ble Crawford
McGann
Baseball Schedule Briefs From Major Leagues
Brooklyn faces Boston while Philadelphia hosts New York and St Louis travels to Cincinnati. The AMERICAN LEAGUE card lists Philadelphia at Boston Washington at Baltimore Detroit at Milwaukee and Chicago at Cleveland with all matchups noted.
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Pekee
Toronto
Worcester
Syracuse
Artio
Buffalo
Cease
Montreal
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
College scores list scattered results from several games
A long list of scorelines shows college teams competing across cities. Notable results include Worcester-Brown 7 beat Holy Cross 5, Hartford-Hartford 4 to Worcester 0, Montreal 5 over Buffalo 1, Washington Lexington University 15 over Maryland Agricultural College 0, Rochester 8 over Toronto 4, and Exeter Phillips Academy 8 over Mer cerapurg 9, among others.
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Holy Cross
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Worcester
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Buffalo
Washington
Lexington University
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Toronto
Northfield
Syracue University
Norwich University
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Enthusiastic Opening Endures Rough Phillies Bout
The opening was gorgeous and fans filled the stands as Chick Stahl retired hurt after a foul injury. Jones appeared at the plate to a chorus of cheers while Brooklyn and Boston fans clapped across the grounds. The game finished in one hour forty seven minutes with orderly exits and a 3:30 rematch planned featuring Pratt and Cuppy.
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Jones
Brooklyn
Bester
Phillies
Pratt
Cuppy
Fall River
Joie
Contributions Acknowledged for Jacksonville Fire Sufferers
Lee Higginson and Co and several others acknowledge donations for Jacksonville fire sufferers. Names listed include Benjamin P. Merrick, The Globe Newspaper Company, A H Herechel, Thomas N. Hart, William H. Baldwin, Estabrook & Co, Jordan Maresh & Co, Curtis & Sanger, and others. The total amount noted appears as a sum from multiple contributors.
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Thomas N. Hart
William H. Baldwin
Lee, Higginson
Chicago Triumphs In Low-Scoring Contest At Cleveland
Chicago defeats Cleveland 3 to 1 in a tense game marked by bases loaded chaos in the eighth and ninth innings. McCarthy and McFarland notch two base hits, while Jones and Isbell steal bases. Attendance 600 as Umpires Sheridan and Mannassau work the plate.
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Cleveland
Seot
Heffer
McCarthy
McFarland
Genius
Beck
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Isbell
Hoffer
Scopes
Wood
Yeager
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Mannassau
Baltimore Americans Defeat Washington In Fast Game
In one of the fastest games, the Baltimore American Legion team beat Washington this afternoon. Mercer active after the aratanning, but damage was done. Final score shows Baltimore 6 to Washington 1 with Baltimore totaling 10 hits and Washington 7. Donlin hit a home run, two-base hits by Jackson and Quinn, and Foutz and Robinson hit three-base hits. Mercer earned a walk, McGinnity struck out twice, attendance 2310, umpire Cantillion.
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Quinn
Andover defeats Amherst College 3 to 2 in tight contest
Andover and Amherst played a close afternoon game with Andover scoring three runs on bunched hits and Amherst two via errors. Hazenwinkle of Andover snagged a line drive and completed a bases-loaded, unassisted double play to end the top of the inning.
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Williams Defeats Middlebury College in Weston 4c14 Game
Wills defeated Middlebury College 17 to 4 at Weston 4c14 this afternoon. Williams showed strong hitting led by Street who scored on multiple innings. Batteries were Drake Simmons and C Cuen with Durfee and Lawrence catching.
Local crowd counts cash near grandstand and press area
The report describes Joseph Gy Frank Burr and Ianea Iblin amid a crowd, noting a large amount of cash around the grandstand and notable activity in the press area.
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Dartmouth Defeats Brown by Eighteen in Indoor Meet
Dartmouth beat Brown 76 1/2 to 68 1/2 points in Providence. Dartmouth showed steadier work and led in pole vault hurdles and sprints while Brown excelled in weights and long runs. The Hanover team dominated overall despite Brown’s strength in field events.
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Harvard Board Grants McKinley Doctor of Laws Degree
The Harvard College board of overseers voted by twenty to an unspecified amount to confer the degree of doctor of laws on President McKinley. A small but vocal minority opposed the decision. The meeting drew large attendance with notable figures including President Solomon Lincoln Senator Hoar Dr William Everett Moorfield Storey Winslow Warren Professor Charles Eliot Norton and Rev Alexander Mackenzie among others. General William A Bancroft arrived late and Rev William Lawrence joined later. Other business was transacted.
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Harvard
Solomon Lincoln
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William Everett
Moorfield Storey
Winslow Warren
Found Bodies of Missionaries Massacred in New Guinea
A search party in New Guinea found the half-eaten remains of Revs James Chalmers and Oliver Tompkins of the London Missionary Society. They were massacred in April by River natives after a tribal conflict.
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Oliver Tompkins
London Missionary Society
New Guinea
Cardinal Martinelli Receives Red Biretta in Baltimore Ceremony
Sebastian Martinelli titled archbishop of Ephesus and cardinal-elect was clothed in red robes by Cardinal Gibbons. The ceremony included papal briefs read by Mgr Marchetti and a Mass led by Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia with Cardinal Gibbons delivering the benediction.
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Newfoundlanders' Mutual Benefit Association Meeting Highlights
Regular monthly meeting held Tuesday evening with six new members initiated and seven applications received. Committee reported a gumption event planned for Monday June 17 and proceeds will support the organization.
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Aushakum Groveen Ham
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