Boston Nine Rally Ends in Big Win Over Philadelphia
The Boston Brotherhood nine pummeled Harry Wrights Phillies at the South End Grounds in a high scoring affair. Boston batted with power led by Long Tucker and Ganzel while Brodie's running catches and defensive work anchored the field. Philadelphia fought back with timely hits but could not overcome Boston’s early five run burst and multi inning occupation of the plate.
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South End
Boston Brotherhood
Worcester
Harvard
Bostons
N. L
Philadelphias
Boston League
Harry Wright
Tucker
Long
Ganzel
Getzein
Vickery
Phillies
Smith
Boston
Brodie
Mayer
Allen
Lowe
Shellhasse
Hamilton
Gray
Sullivan
Lousy
Bennett
McCauley
Myers
Thompson
Schriver
Clarkson
Burke
Pennel It
Oj Thompson
F.t
O Schriver
Oj Mayer
McAuley
OlAlien
Lrodie
Snullivan
Kennett
Alien
Philadelphia
Loston
McAvermott
New Yorks Rally Over Bostons In Postponed Game
The New Yorks defeated the Bostons 11 to 4 on Congress street grounds after a postponed game. New Yorks batted and fielded well, hitting three homers off Gumbert while Boston’s lineup struggled at bat and in the field. Connor, Richardson, Slattery and O Rourke supplied key hits as Boston’s errors and weak defense aided New Yorks scoring, with late insurance runs giving the visitors a clear win.
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NEW Yorks
P. L
Bostons
Congress Street
Boston
Nash
Irwin
Brown
Quinn
Keele
Vaughan
Gumbert
Swett
Brouthers
Keefe
Nas
Pan
Connor
Richardson
O'Rourke
Slattery
O’rourke
Whitney
Hatfield
Gore
Stovey
Quinn Aed Brouthers
Kitney
Hkichardson
Steveyaughan
Clevelands
B. Gore
Richa
O'Rourkers
B. Richardson
Ky Keefe
By . Guinbert
H. Richardson
Giuimbert
Win
Krouthers
Mike Kelly
O'Day
Worcesters
Harvards
Harvard
Holmes Field
Worcester Nn
Harry Bates
Downer
Batts
Mason
Soule
Dean
Kennedy
F. Jones
Campion
O Linn
Cudworth
Ean
Meisier
Trafford
Stultz
Alward
Sonless
Spill
Li Upton
Guinasso
Hartvards
Linn
Evans
Jones
Gunnasso
Svill
Upton
Meister
Lyston
Philadelphias
Brooklyns
Brooklyn
Eastern Park
Phillies
Aptain Farrar
Orr
Joyce
Griffin
Hallman
Mulvey
Shannon
Fielding Hovors
Andrews
McGeachy
Woon
Grittin
Philadelphians
Cunningham
Kinslow
Weyhing
Wood
Sanders
Weyblig
Shindle
Wlone
Kinston
Ferguson
Barnes
Boston and New York Baseball Scores in City Launch
The Clevelandes begin their first series with the Bostons in this city today. New Yorks defeat Boston 5 to 4 in a rough game with Nash, Irwin, and O'Rourke productive for New York. Harvard loses to Worcester 6 to 1 as Downer struggles on mound and Harvard batters go silent.
Chicagos beat Buffalos in rain soaked game 4 1
Burfato May 14 Buffalo and Chicago played a soggy contest, Battson besting his rival despite muddy fields. Chicago scored 9 to 1 as errors plagued Buffalo, with Darling homering and Duffy contributing. Attendance about 300 in a delayed start.
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Chicagos
P. L
Buffalos
Burfato
Buffalo
Chicago
Battson
Errora
Bartson
Karreli
Fernon
Mack
Duffy
Comiskey
Darling
Chicaygos
Graduates of School of Oratory Present Homeward Parchments
Pilgrim Hall hosts the School of Oratory graduation with Miss Margaret J. McNamara of Springfield opening the program and Mr. Morton Paine delivering a humorous piece. Participants include Frances Thayer Fulton Helene Keller Cobleskill Henrietta M. Thomas Philadelphia Fannie Graham Quincy Gertrude Marchand Pittsfield Grace Whitredge Indianapolis and Mr. Frank Hallett Thompson Gloucester.
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School of Oratory
Pilgrim Hall
David Gopperfiel
Margaret J. McNamara
Springfield
Morton Paine
Alexander
Frances ‘Thayer
Fulton, N.X
Helene Keller
Cobleskill
Henrietta M. Thomas
Philadelphia
Fannie Graham
Quincy, Ll
Gertrude Marchand
Pittsfield
Penn
Grace B. Whitredge
Indianapolis
Frank Hallett Thompson
Gloucester
Boston Stenographers Union Hosts Pleasant Reunion
The Boston Stenographers Association held a well attended reunion at Elks Hall Hayward place with a carefully arranged concert. Solo performances included piano by L L Stoddard, songs by J P Shelvie and Anna C French, violin Carmen by John R McLaughlin, cornet by H B Stuart, piano duet by Ciara E and Helen A Stuart, and readings by Edward Machugh. The event was regarded as one of the most successful in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stenographers’ Association
Elks Hall
Hayward Place
L. L. Stoddard
J. P. Shelvie
Anna C. French
John R. McLaughlin
Williams & Co. Assigns Assets Amid Market Decline
Williams & Co., bankers and brokers at 28 Congress Street, assigned yesterday to John A. Holbrook. The action stems from the present stock market slump and recent stock circle failures, with plans to settle with creditors in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Williams & Co
No. 28
Congress Street
John A. Holbrook
Wll
Five Special Bargain Lots of Boys' Suits at Oak Hall
Oak Hall advertises five special bargain lots of boys' suits today and tomorrow. Also notes a Peruvian NERVE Compound claim to build up invalids.
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Oak Hall
Labor agitation and union activities in the city
Striking carpenters hold daily meetings at Wells Memorial Hall as work declines. nine hour demand faces firm resistance due to existing contracts. A mass meeting is planned for May 28 at 724 Washington Street. Unions including plumbers and gashiters pledge support if needed, while a cooperative shop with 26 machines is set for early June.
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Wells Memorial Hall
Washington Street
Plumbers’ Union
Eagle Hall
Gashiters
Pressmen’s Hall
American Federation of Labor
Plate Printers
Local Assembly
John P. Squire & Co
Ine Wood Turners’ Union
Klein’s Hall
Members gather for New England Railroad Club meeting at United States Hotel
The New England Railroad Club met last evening at the United States Hotel with about fifty in attendance. President George Richards presided as F. M. Twombly spoke on rigid wheel base limits for American railroads, followed by a broad discussion. Notables included R. C. Blackall and F. A. Perry.
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New England Railroad Club
United States Hotel
George Richards
F. M. Twombly
Providence
Old Colony
Messrs
R. C. Blackall
F. A. Perry
Gettysburg
Knights of Honor Club
Crawford House
Admiral Seymour
Brunswick
London
Vencome
A. W. Haviland
New York
Barnard
Worcester
Howland Davis
R. L
Henry E. Cooke
Manchester
N. H
W._H. Moreland
Nashua
Percy Swesey
Eng
United States
Theodore Abbott
Philadelphia
B. Lodge, Jr
Albany
N. Y
J. W. Callaway
Galveston
Tex
H. D. Palmer
New Bedford
Peet Washington
E. A. Carter
Dexter
E. Thorndief
O. W. Dutton
Acton
Henry M. Barr
Baltimore
W. H. Cowell
J. Austin
Paterson
N. J
Livermore
Newport
James A. Carney
Lowell
Parker’s
D. H. Lockhardt
F. B. Kelsey
Portland
Whitman
Washington
Henry Fairbanks
Wilmington
Del
C. W. Wright
Louisville
Hall
W. H. Hall
Springfield
Shorey
Thomas G. Bunt
W. B. Tuttle
Newark
G. Pike
Dover
Morgan Roteh
J. P. Knapp
Reynoxps
J. A. Nutter
Lyons
Bennington
F. W. Barton
Omaha
Neb
William Ogilvie
Ottawa
W. L. Frey
G. R. Armstrong
W. H. Emerson
Fitchburg
C. H. French
George L. Davidson
C. E. Danforth
Warner
N. H. Revers
D. A. Brown
Penacook
George H. Babbitt
Bellows Falls
Bidrew Bunton
George E. Todd
Concord
M. H. Stone
Descriptive lecture promotes Middlesborough growth and rail access
Mr Sydney C Cary spoke in the Meionaon on Middlesborough Ky founders growth and future prospects. An exhibition car from the American Association showcased coal iron coke woods and other samples at Summer street as rail links to Louisville Nashville Cincinnati Southern and Norfolk & Western are described. The talk highlighted mineral wealth, industrial potential and the need for funded development, contrasting old southern land booms with current backed investments.
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Sydney C. Cary
Middlesborough
Summer Street
The
American Association
Alexander A. Arthur
C. M. Woodbury
Cary
South
Old South
New South
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Middlesborough Lawn Company
Yellow Creek
Louisville & Nashville
Cumberland Gap
Norfolk & Western
Seaboard
Chen
Cincinnati Southern
Knoxville
Vesser
Nat
Boston
New York
New England
England
Birmingham
Middlesborough Promises Big Town Growth and Rail Development
A speaker extols Middlesborough Kentucky Tennessee property worth millions, funded by a wealthy American Association backing a planned town with railroads coal mines and mineral openings. He warns against mere free excursions, promotes settled immigration and leases of 600 to 1000 acre tracts, and highlights available building material hotels churches and electric lighting to attract settlers and investors.
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Rutin
Tennessee
Kentucky
Middlesborough
South
Middiesborough Company
Yellow Creek
Queensbury Hill
Ace
England
Connellsville
Warn McAllister
Girls' High School Reunion Crowded West Newton Street Hall
The Girls' High School reunion featured retiring president Miss Parnell 8. Murray and officers, with remarks by head master Mr John Tetlow. Dr Grace E. Cross and Dr Samuel Eliot spoke on education and philanthropy. Seavey fund aid updated. seven girls aided. receipts 445.50. expenditures 575. funds invested 3800 with interest. Officers elected: Georgina Merrill president, Myron W. Whitney vice-president, I P George secretary, Harriet E. Caryl treasurer. An ode by Caroline L. Dinzey was sung as dancing followed.
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West Newton Street
Parnell
Murray
R. Shuebruk
John Tetlow
Grace E. Cross
Samuel Eliot
Georgina Merrill
Myron W. Whitney
I. P. George
Harriet E. Caryl
Caroline L. Dinzey
No Lady Should Be Without Dr Craig Remedies
Advert shows Dr Charles Craig remedies claim permanent cures for flatulent dyspepsia bloating urinary issues Brights disease and liver complaints. Promotes use by women prone to bloating promising reduction to normal size and restoration of former figure. Mentions The Craig Medicine Co Passaic N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Craig
Bright
Wells School Sewing Exhibition Shines in Wardrooms
The Wells School held its annual sewing exhibition yesterday afternoon with attractively arranged tables and high quality work reflecting credit on teachers and scholars. The Dwight School Association spring meeting is set for 7:45 this evening at the Meionaon featuring an entertainment and a collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells School
Dwight School Association
Meionaon
Bay State Watch Case Company Annual Meeting
The Bay State Watch Case Company held its annual meeting at the Parker House. The treasurer reported large assets and surplus and the business was prosperous. The stock was increased with subscriptions mainly from wholesale and retail jewelers. Elected officers include President C F Morrill Vice President Andrew Paul Treasurer D Percival Clerk Irving Smith Directors include C F Morrill Andrew Paul D G C Percival Dean Southworth H F Veith A T Morrill William H N Pratt M N Smith and George A Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State Watch Case Company
Parker House
C.F. Morrill
Andrew Paul
D. ©. Percival
Trving Smith
C. F. Morrill
D. GC. Percival
Dean Southworth
H. F. Veith
A.T. Morrill
William H. N. Pratt
M. N. Smith
George A. Carpenter
Ascension Day Services at St. Joan's Church Boston Highlands
Ascension Day services at St. Joan's Church Tremont Street Boston Highlands between Vernon and Linden Park streets at 10 30 in the morning with Holy Communion led by Bishop n i Dreacher the Rev KR H Starr D D a Faul s Ledham seats free
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St. Joan’s Church
Boston Highlands
Tremont St
Vernon and
Linden Park Sts
Dreacher
KR. H. Starr
D.D
Faul’s
Ledham
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Cumberland Avenue
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G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Bons
Ascension Day Services
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