Will They Break Even Amp And Tuck Fight To The End
Cleveland takes another game from our league favorites as Boston defeats them in a tense contest. Boston's fielding errors give Cleveland chances, but O Brien's pitching effort, Griffith's solid start, and late Boston hits secure the win. Brouthers, Farrell, Radford, and O'Neil figure prominently in a sharp, period-voice ballgame recap.
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O' Brien
Griffith
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O’brien
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Daley
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Brouthers
Farrell
Fuller
Tom Brown
McCarthy
Radford
Egan
Omiskey
Irwin
Brown
Hoyle
Joyce
Lyons
Comiskey
Lime
Boyle
Eagan
O'Neil
Grouthers
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O Neil
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O' Neil
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Cence
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Unpire-Pergason
Cincinnati beats Athletics and Baltimore. baseball notes
Cincinnati defeats the Athletics 5 to 3 in a tight game with strong fielding and timely hitting. Dwyer and Vaughan star for Baltimore in their 15 to 7 win over Columbus as Cunningham struggles with wild pitches. Cleveland tops Boston 5 to 3 in a weather-delayed affair called at dusk. Cincinnati also ties New York 3 to 3 on solid defense and clutch batting.
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Philadelphia
Cka
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Oh Gs
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A. A
Athletics
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Theourth
Cunningham
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New
West End Hearing on Chestnut Hill car house petition
Brookline selectmen held a hearing on the West End Street Railway petition for approaches to a rear car house near the reservoir station. A push to delay with a widening petition stalled by speakers, while proponents pressed for rapid action to allow long cars, and opponents argued the street widening is needed as a first step.
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Brookline Selectmen
West End Street Railway Company
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Reservoir Station
D. Chandler
Jacob W. Pierce
Dean Pierce
Walter Channing
N. P. Haimlen
Chesnut Hill Avenue
Boylston Street
Boston & Albany Railroad
Chandler
Whitney
Dana Estes
Moorfield Stovey
West End
Wiliam Aspinwall
Beacon Street
Thirteenth Yachtsman Guide and Nautical Calendar
The Yachtsman's Annual Guide and Nautical Calendar has reached its thirteenth edition with 278 pages printed on fine tinted paper. It showcases improved photography and engraving, includes yacht club flags, storm and code signals, harbor charts, lighthouses, rigging guides, rules, tides, and sailing directions, and appeals to yachtsmen and seafarers alike. Copies are available from Hutchinson, Thaxter & Son, or publisher M. J. Kiley in Boston.
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New England
C. Hutchinson
Commercial Street
Thaxter & Son
Pleasant Pilgrimage of Boston Newspaper Folk on the Indian
A Boston party aboard the steamer Indian, led by Captain Nickerson and hosted by Captain William F. Humphrey, sails from Boston to Philadelphia. The merrymaking voyage features sunlit decks, meals, stories, photos, and a lively tour through New York sights before returning on the Fall River boat.
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Philadelphia
Nickerson
William F. Humphrey
Brooktine
Reed
Boston
Boston Harbor
Alaska
Florida
Shad
Captain Nickersons
Broad Street
Mint
Independence Hall
Wanamaker
New York
Zoo
Old Trinity
St. Paul’s
Fall River
Humphrey
Office of the Post
Oston
Harvard University Calendar May 24 to Memorial Day
Harvard events list week of May with Appleton Chapel sermons and lectures. Includes meetings of President and Fellows at State Street Boston, geology talks by Robert Wainwright and L. Davis, scholarship deadlines, English debate, and Memorial Day holiday observance.
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Appleton Chapel
Henry van Dyke
Harvard College
State Street
Boston
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Davis, Greene
Gettemy
University
Faculty of Arts
Robert Wainwwight
Readville
Blue Hill
L. Hfavis
If. T. Brewster
Andover
Geological Laboratory
Suga
Board of Overseers
United States
Semitic Museum
Lyon
Divinity School
Memorial Sunday Oration by Rev John Lindsay in Hingham
The Rev John 8 Lindsay D D rector of St Pauls Church will deliver the Memorial Sunday oration tomorrow morning before the Grand Army posts of Hingham. Lindsay served as a Chaplain in the Rebel army under General Lee and is a Virginian by birth. He will be introduced by ex Governor Louis.
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Hingham
John 8. Lindsay
St. Paul’s Church
Lindsay
Lee
Lous
American Wonders at Yellowstone Highlight of July UP Excursion
Yellowstone Park is described as a world wonder and the Union Pacific announces a July excursion, urging readers to consult their nearest UP agent for details about the event of the season.
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Yellowstone Park
U. P
Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Forecast through 8 p.m. Saturday calls for fair weather across New England and eastern New York with slightly cooler conditions. Stationary temperatures expected in extreme East Maine. North winds. Cautionary signals displayed at Narragansett and Woods Hole sections.
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New England
New York
Maine
Narraganset
Woods Hall
Weather Forecast for New England and Surrounding Regions
Northern New England will be partly cloudy today with northerly winds shifting northwest and much colder readings in Vermont and New Hampshire. Maine cools slightly while the evening remains fair and chilly. Southern New England sees decreasing clouds then a clear evening. fresh northwest winds bring lower temperatures and less humidity. Sunday foresees fair weather with continued low temperatures. Area-wide, clear skies grow as recent rains decline. by last evening only New York and Des Moines showed rainfall. A fresh North Pacific storm moves in, bringing clouds to Montana and Wyoming, while the deep South stays mostly clear. Rain in yesterday’s belt from the southern lake region to Nova Scotia. amounts: Chicago 0.74, Detroit 0.12, Buffalo 0.18, Pittsburg 0.62 inches. In New England showers persist chiefly in the northern districts with 0.08 at Block Island, 0.04 at Northfield, 0.40 at Portland, and 0.20 at Eastport. The coast clears as high pressure replaces former low, Halifax barometer at 29.68 and Marquette 30.24. Atlantic temperatures rise slightly, Boston and Jacksonville both 78 degrees. in the Great Lakes colder at 44, Oswego and Chicago. evening temps 46 at Westport and 66 at Boston.
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Pittsburg
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Northield
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Eastport
Halifax
Gulf
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Marquette
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Boston
Jacksonville
Oswego
Westport
Milton Cantata Club Hosts Reading of Holmes at Town Hall
Mr A A Lincoln master of Harvard School and Miss Florence Boyleston state district superintendent of schools were guests at a Milton Town Hall reception by the Cantata Club. A fine literary musical program preceded the presentation of Holmes works to Lincoln and a banquet lamp to Boyleston. About 100 attended the supper served by Tufts and the event was managed by Milton society leaders.
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A. A. Lincoln
Harvard School of Cambridge
Florence Goyleston
Milton Town Hall
Cantata Club
Lincon
Interiors And Foliage Studies At Boston Club Exhibit
Public exhibition of photographs by the Boston Architectural Club at 6 Hamilton Place features interiors and foliage studies. Notable images include the Cornelius Vanderbilt house Newport R I and the Van Allen house Newport. Flower studies are for sale. The show runs daily 10 am to 6 pm through the 28th.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Newport
R. 1
van Allen
Appleton
Lenox
Iwo
Cape Cod
Lincoln
Cambridgeport
Sunday Church Services Across Boston Area
A row of Sunday services listed for Boston venues led by Rev Edward A Horton in Cituzen Hall Boston Copley Square with sermons at 10 30 am and 2 45 pm and audience Q and A. Other churches including Disciples West Brookline Street Arlington Street Council First Congregational Roxbury Columbus Avenue and Emmanuel on Newbury Street offer morning services at 10 30 am with various speakers and free seating. Y M C Hristian Union Union Hall 48 Boylston hosts vesper service with choir and soloists, evening program titled Biography the Blessing of a Life Well Lived.
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Copley Square
Boylston Street
Edward A. Horton
Kraft Spiritual Tempii
Newbury Street
Lake
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Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Emery Jd. Haynes
D.D
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Emmanuel Carncn
Leighton Parks
South Congregational Church
Exeter Street
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Dale
D.C
Music Hall
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Somerville
Fulton
Berkeley
Marlboro Streets
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Roxbury
ST. Paul's Curnen
Tremont Street
Lindsay
Y. M. Christtan Union
Union Hall
W. Dewees Roberts
Moinister Trinity Church
Choise
Mra
F. R. Sylvester
Ida Mansfield
Geptens
Helen I. Morrison
Percival Halleparitone
A. J, Jansson
George Mendail
Taylor
Novel safety skirt aids horse riders and fashion items
The article reviews Mr William Walker of London’s safety skirt that opens at the side and buttons at the back to avoid pummels, enabling easy release when dismounted. It highlights new dress fabrics, patterns, and rug selections from Jordan Marsh Co, including Daghestan rugs and Grenadines for summer wear.
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William Walker
London
Black trimmings gain fashion attention this season
The piece notes growing popularity of black trimmings in gowns and coaches, highlighting crocheted silk and jet passementerie, embroided silk ribbons, and bright tinsel on black grounds. It covers buttons, mother of pearl, wood bowls for potatoes, dyed silk stockings, open work stripes, Lisle threads, gloves, and thanks to Messrs KR and J Gilchrist.
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Messrs
Chandler & Co
Messrs, KR
J. Gilchrist
Rattan furniture display brightens Paine Warerooms
A Paine Furniture Company display features rattan chairs in white blue and gold with ribbon knots and matching ottomans and delicate bric a brac tables. Parasol handles include natural wood wese l or Dresden china and silk coverings, plus a chiffon trimmed parasol design. A chic bodice called mirabelle highlights Bengaline silk with rounded fronts and a blouse paired with dark silk collar and oxydized silver clasps.
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Paine Furniture Company
Dresden
China
Messrs
R. H. Stearns & Co
Court terms and cases in May Supreme Judicial Court
The May 22 session covered Elizabeth Gray seeking removal of guardian George W. Parker with final argument and awaiting decision. In Eureka Silk Trust trauma the case for temporary injunction was set for Tuesday. A quo warranto matter over Samuel S. Pratt’s selectman title and a habeas corpus petition by Dremis of Medway were heard with writs issued. Superior Court heard injuries at Lowell crossing against Boston & Maine and multiple old labor and railroad disputes with trials progressing.
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Morton, J
Elizabeth Gray
George W. Parker
Bank of American Loan & Trust Company of Providence
Werlen Lous
Eureka Silk Manufacturing Company
Arthur B. Curtis
Revere
Samuel S. Pratt
Emis
Medway
Capias
Norfolk County
Probate
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Harkins
Martha A. Haines
Boston & Faine Railroad
Lowell
B.C. Moulton
C. F. Loring
Lincoln
W. J. Badger
Samuel
Hicks Et al
W. d. Starbuck
M. Holbrook
W.H. J. Emmons
J. L. Totman
Boston & Albany Railroad
Frank Mack
Boston & Abbany Railroad Company
Huntington Avenue Bridge
O. Achorn
Samuel Hoar
W. Hudson
Superior Court docket items from Cambridge and Norfolk counties
Middlesex and Norfolk superior court entries list verdicts and ongoing tort cases. Hutchinson v City of Boston seeks 4000 damages for sidewalk injuries with verdict 2000 for plaintiff. other dockets include horse attack damages, pig injury premises case, and multiple civil actions with parties and counsel named.
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Middlesex Ss
Cambridge
Hammonpd, J
Margaret A
Hutchinson
City of
Boston
Lynde & Harding
Plaintif
George H. Guttro
Coggan and Schofield
Stearns and Butler
Norfolk _ ss
Dedham
Thompson
Peter Smith
John Fallon
P. R. Blackmur
J. ©. Tirrell
Barnett J. Winstow
William J. Howe
A. Wellington
J. K. Kerry
Vault contract awarded by First National Bank of Gloucester
The First National Bank of Gloucester Mass has ordered a fine burglar proof vault with Damon Safe and Iron Works patent automatic bolt work. It will be a first class job in every respect. Shreve Crump Low Co notes many auction goods are absolutely new and unseen before. An inspection is urged.
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Damon Safe and Iron Works Company
Damon
Shreve, Crump & Low Co
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