Greatest baseball battle ends in strange finish in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on a windy May day Boston and Pittsburg staged a stellar back and forth duel that ended in a controversial thirteenth inning. Stenzel drove the decisive run after an infield error and a wild pitch mishap that toppled Boston. Keefe’s umpiring drew sharp criticism as both teams earned praise for a near flawless display of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Boston
Hart
Stivetts
Pittsby
Tucker
Bannon
Clingman
Ryan
Donovan
Long
Duffy
Steavel
McCarthy
Smith
Jacob Stenzel
Beckley
Stenzel
Elmer Smith
Mr. Keefe
Keefe
Cleveland Cleaves New York In Slugging Runfest
Cleveland beat New York 14 to 11 in a slugging contest on May 24. Black and McKean homered for Cleveland while fielding miscues favored the visitors in spots. Attendance 2,500. Batteries Sullivan Wallace and OConnor for Cleveland. Boswell German and Wilson for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
NEW York
Black
McKean
Sullivan
Wallace
O'Connor
Boswell
German
Wilson
Philadelphia Beats Cincinnati In Slugging Tilt
In Philadelphia on May 4, Thompson homered and Latham hit a three bagger as Cincinnati fell 14 to 13. Umpire McDonald drew boos when a home run was ruled foul, wiping out three Cinci runs. Final hits were 17 for Philadelphia and 14 for Cincinnati. errors 13 and 3. McGill and Buckley pitched for Philadelphia with Parrott, Phillips and Vaughn behind them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Thompson
Latham
McDonald
Hiladelphia
Errs
Batles
McGill
Buckley
Parrott
Phillips
Vaughn
Washington and St Louis Battle in Deflated Baseball Tilt
Washington defeats St Louis 12 to 4 as Miller commits five errors and both Maul and Staley fail to impress. Attendance around 1,000. Scoring shows Washington 9 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 8 and St Louis 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 4 with Peltz Maul and McGuire batting for Washington and Staley Miller listed among St Louis players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ST. Louis
Miller
Maul
Staley
Ashington
Louis
Bangor Defeats Lewiston In Tight Ball Game
Bangor put a sharp performance on defense and bases while Sullivan also faced hard batting. The final line shows Bangor 21 hits to Lewiston 15 with 4 and 2 errors respectively. Batteries Sulivan and Hayes for Bangor against Potter and Quinlan for Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Bangor
Lewiston
Sullivan and Hayes
Potter and Quinlan
Augusta Triumphs Over Portland in Low-Scoring Game
Augusta dominated Portland with 16 runs while Portland managed only two. Baker pitched effectively for Augusta as Ashe struggled, being relieved by Lauder. Hits: Augusta 18, Portland 6. Errors: Augusta 6, Portland 2. Batteries: Baker and Kelley for Augusta, Ashe Lauder and Goodhart for Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Portland
Baker
Ashe
Lauder
Kelley
Goodhart
New Bedford Defeats Pawtucket in Clean Game
New Bedford won easily over Pawtucket on May 4 as Friend shone in pitching and Kelley struggled. It marked the third errorless game for New Bedford this week. Wise hit a center field home run, the third ever at the grounds, while batteries were Friend and Sharp for New Bedford and Kelley and Mahoney for Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Friend
Kelley
Wise
Pawtungket
Sharp
Brockton Beats Fall River 21 to 6 in Baseball
Fall River suffered a lopsided loss to Brockton as Klobedanz starred with both bat and mound duties. Korwan exited early in the fourth, Pettit followed, and errors favored Brockton. Final lines show Brockton 21, Fall River 6, with Brockton batters Rollins and Dove contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Brockton
Korwan
Pettit
Will
Klobedanz
Rollins
Shea
Dove
Fitchburg Triumphs Over Lowell In Low-Scoring Clash
Fitchburg prevailed in a tight game at Lowell on May 24, led by superior all around play. Hart stole bases and Fitchburg racked up 16 base hits to Lowell's 13, with Fitchburg committing only one error to Lowell’s seven. Batteries were Setley and Donovan for Fitchburg and Coyle and Cushman for Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Donovan
R.f
Beckley
Smith
Ibauer
Cress
Ingman
Sugden
O! Hart
Boston, Long
Lowe
PO. A
Feness
Aedes Esecaccee
Bannon
F.J
Ryan
Nash
Boston
Ugden
Duffy
Stenzel
Bierbauer
McCar- Bierbauer
Tucker
Balla
Hart
Long
Stivetts
Mcberthy
Cross
Keefe
Lowell
Mass
Fitchburg
Setley
Coyle
Cushman
Lawrence Beats Haverhill in Easy City Ball Game
In Lawrence May 24 the home team routed Haverhill as Mudge struggled and little support showed. A running catch by Driscoll stood out while Lawrence totaled 14 base hits to Haverhill's 6. Errors were 4 to 9. Brooks-Strowger and Mudge-Hoyt pitched for their teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Haverhill
Brooks and Strowger
Mudge
Hoyt
Nashua Salem Home Run Heavy Game In Nashua
Nashua beat Salem 13 1 3 1 1 0 1 0 1 7 and 12 base hits to 10 errors in a tense contest. Krumm and Luchia teamed with Regan and McManus in the batteries as four players hit home runs adding to the dramatic scoring fade and offensive showcase on the Nashua field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Salem
Krumm
Luchia
Regan
McManus
Buffalo Beats Toronto in Season-High Crowd Thriller
In Toronto Buffalo defeated the home club before the season’s largest crowd of about 3000. Shaw held Buffalo to no hits until the sixth. A Toronto collapse in the eighth, aided by errors, produced seven Buffalo runs as Smith homered. Final: Buffalo 9, Toronto 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Buffalo
Shaw
Smith
Vickery
Dowse
Shaw and
Casey
Minahan Stars At Syracuse Triumph After Errors
In Syracuse today Minahan, third baseman for the Stars, both erred badly yet drove in six runs to swing a 4-13 scoreline. Scranton misplayed fielding and weak at bat. Attendance 1200. Batteries Barnett and Hess Delaney and Smith. Syracuse led with a .350 attack while Scranton hit .210 with 13 hits for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Minahan
The
Stars
Scranton
Barnett
Hess
Delaney
Smith
Springfield Beats Maple Leafs In Eastern League Tilt
Springfield defeats Maple Leafs 14 to 7 in Guelph Ontario as visitors surge with heavy batting. Coughlin Leahy Flynn Wood and Powers credited with the win for Springfield while Maple Leafs struggle to score across the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Maple Leafs
Guelph
Ont
Springfields
Coughlin
Rochester Beats Hamilton In Ragged Amateur Game
About 3000 spectators watched the Rochester Eastern League club defeat Hamilton 11 to 6 in a rough one sided affair. Rochester piled up 12 hits to Hamilton's 7, with 3 errors for Rochester and 6 for Hamilton. Batteries were Lomas and Ripley for Rochester and Payne and White for Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Ont
Rochester
Lomas
Ripley
Payne
White
Providence Bombers Rally Over Alerts in Exhibition
Providence team of the Eastern league defeated the Alerts of London in an exhibition game this morning. The scoring shows Providence 3 9 0 0 2 and London 0 0 0 0 1. Hits were 18 for Providence and 6 for Alerts, with 3 errors by Providence and 8 by Alerts. Batteries Egan and McAuley vs Hiscott and Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ont
Providence
Egan and McAuley
Hiscott
Quinn
Dartmouth Beats Amherst 6 to 5 In Openers At Pratt Field
Dartmouth defeats Amherst 6 to 5 in Pratt Field opener as Amherst misplays in early innings. McCormack makes a stellar running catch, Kellogg and Priddy prevent a homer, and Patey-Abott versus Gregory-Sullivan batteries battle through 1 hour 45 minutes of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
Dartmouth
Pratt Field
McCormack
Kellogg
Priddy
Davis
Patey
Abott
Gregory and Sullivan
J. J. Brady
Harvard Freshmen Play Princeton Freshmen in Only Big Game
Harvard freshmen baseball team left for Princeton to face the Princeton freshmen in their lone big contest of the season. All other scheduled games were canceled following a disturbance after the sophomore freshmen game. Harvard is favored to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Princeton
Nine in the game listed for fielding
The team will field Cozzens as pitcher, Brown catcher, Walker first base, McVey third base, Chandler right field, Edmunds center field, Goodridge left field, Haskell short stop, Hayes second base. Substitutes are Vincent, Slade and Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cozzens
Brown
Walker
McVey
Chandler
Edmunds
Goodridge
Haskell
Hayes
Vincent
Slade
Holt
Deans Defeat Brown 30 to 1 On Campus
Dean Academy and Brown University sophomores met on the academy campus this afternoon. The Deans dominated the visitors, winning the game with a final score of 30 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Mass
Brown University
Dean Academy
Academy
Deans
Brown
Base Hits and Baseball Buzz Across Circuits
National league managers protest umpire Betts while Garrity of Portland shuns Wilson of Boston. Georgetown College claims the American championship, Holy Cross proves strong, and a Chicago club sale to dime museum managers looms. Several games dot the day’s slate across New England and college circuits with strong performances from Hallman and Arlie Latham.
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Garrity
Portland
Wilson
Boston
Kelley
Baltimore
Betts
Philadelphia
Davis
de Soto
Nelson
Georgetown
Nyce
Lewiston Journal
Louisville
Cote
Washington
Brooklyn
Chicago
Hudson
Phillies
Nick Young
Wheeling
W. Va
George Regan
Dick Lerouche
Mike’ Crisken
Amesbury
Portsmouth
N. H
Hallman
Philadelphias
Fall River
Holy Cross
Brown
Providence
Kerrigan
Arlie Latham
Cincinnatis
Carsey
West
Anson
Colts
A. G. Spalding
John R. Walsh
Jim Hart
Quogue
Messrs
Kohl
Middleton
Spaldings
Freeman
Harvard
Yale
Orange Athletic Club
Orange
Princeton
Lafayette
Easton
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Amherst
Dartmouth
Hanover
Bates
Bowdoin
Lewiston
Wesleyan
Turf Notes and Auction Bids From Des Moines to Palo Alto
Turff notes report Joe Patchen slated to open campaigns at Des Moines and Hazel H placed with Andy Bowen. Directly III to start in all free for all pacing classes this year. A Spirit of the Times writer questions trotter value, while Trevillian stands 16 hands high and 1178 pounds. J Malcolm Forbes buys from Palo Alto farm, shipping a long list of elegantly bred horses including Novalaine and many others with detailed lineages and dam lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Patchen
Des Moines
Hazel H
Andy Bowen
Spirit of the Times
Trevillian
J. Malcolm Forbes
Palo Alto
Novalaine
Br. F
Norris
Elaine
Advertiser
Effie
Piedmont
Grandam Esther
of Expressive
Vina Belle
Palete
Edith
George Wilkes
Sigana
B. F
Langton
Jessie M
Electioneer
Planalto
Hugo
Son
Lunda
B.f
Merix
Mary Lodge
la Junta
Armour
Emma _ Robson
Woodburn
Rowena
Runners and weights for Gravesend card races
Race entries listed for Gravesend first race heavy weight handicap with $15 stakes and $750 added across six furlongs. Second race for 3-year-olds up at one mile one furlong. Third race private sweepstakes of $500 each. Fourth race Preakness stakes $2000 for 3-year-olds. Fifth race sweepstakes one mile with $600 added. Sixth race maiden fillies 2 years old with four $15 sweeps plus $500 added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beldemere
Patrician
Factotum
Stonewells
Applause
Silvie
Liza
Johnnie F
Woundelsy
Hailstone
Chandos
Lustre
Lochinvar
Buckrone
Captain T
Marshall
Prig
Long Beach
Baroness
Little Matt
C Furlengy
Dspring
Applegate
Larry Lip
Keenan
Ornus
Florinda
Owlet
Ingoldsby
Ettarre
Dumesel
Intermission
Casotte
Bernardine
Belle Ami
Schoolmarm
Incination
Modena
First race results on seven-eighths mile selling note
Seven-eighths mile race winner Blanche Kenny finished first with Bremner second and a time of 1 29 14. Second race at one mile selling Elizabett won Tobin with Tasco second and a 1 43 time. Third, maiden two-year-olds at half mile saw Florrie first Countess Irma second Oswego third, time 48 percent. Fourth, three-fourths mile Joe were Yellow Rose second Sigurd third 31. Fifth, five-eighths mile Rerder first Sir Dilke second Del Coronado third, time 1 02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Oporto
Siabayoa
Racing notes mix of place and times in unclear report
Fragmented racing card lists multiple races with inconsistent names and odd timings. Several horses and terms appear garbled, yielding no clear results or standings. The piece reads like OCR glitches for a six furlong to one mile program with partial times and placeholders rather than a coherent outcome.
Valkyrie to Sail in Harwich Regattas
Glasgow report details the Valkyrie’s size and armament for the forthcoming regattas off Harwich. The vessel surpasses Britannia in overall length yet sits shorter on the waterline with a deeper keel carrying thirty tons more lead. She measures 130 feet overall, 27 feet beam, 9 feet waterline, with 100 tons in the keel, sails totaling 20 000 square feet, and a crew of forty under Captains Cranfield and Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
United Press
Britannia
Hendersons
Harwich
Cranfield
Sycamore
Sails topic for the Defender discussed at Quincy Yacht Club
Adrian Wilson described the Defender sails project at the Quincy Yacht Club. He said the jib topsail will use ramie cloth from a Japanese plant, resistant to stretch shrink and mildew, tested on a machine and soaked in water with no change. The mainsail will use two No 10 Sea Island cotton duck panels woven together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Adrian Wilson
Quincy Yacht Club
Wilson
Colonia
Sea Island
Ailsa
Christian Endeavor Plans For 50000 Visitors Lodgings
The Christian Endeavor committee led by F W Walsh Jr coordinates lodging for up to 50,000 visitors with room rates from 7.5 cents to 1 60 dollars per day in hotels and 60 to 75 cents for meals. Private homes offer 2 to 4 person occupancy with 25 to 60 cent meals. Excursions to Plymouth Salem Concord Lexington Portland and the White Mountains are arranged at reduced rates over the convention days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorers
F. W. Walsh, Jr
Plymouth
Salem
Concord
Lexington
Portsmouth
Portland
White Mountains
Endeavor
Yachting Notes Show Prep and New Craft Additions
South Boston Yacht Club will have Captain James Bertram measure all yachts before Decoration Day for the first race. Entries close Wednesday at 6 p m with A I Bliss in Boston. The Vigilant was lowered for a centreboard upgrade and will head to Bristol. Defender remains secretive about trials. Polly to Commission on Decoration Day with a new bow from Bridgeport. The Rob Roy, a 67 foot naphtha launch for Albert B Hilton, is finished. Elektra is in commission and awaiting orders off the Atlantic Yacht Club. Manatee chartered for the season by James B Baldwin. Windward Yacht Club opens season with Decoration Day sail and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Yacht Club
James Bertram
South Boston Club
A. I. Bliss
Milk Street
Boston
Vigilant
Bristol
E. A. Willard
George J. Gould
Polly
C. P. Noyes
Bridgeport
RaOe
Albert B. Hilton
Rob Roy
Electra
Atlantic Yacht Club
Gerry
James B. Baldwin
Manatee
Windward Yacht Club of
Brooklyn
Griffo's Release Denied in Habeas Corpus Hearing
Australian pugilist Young Griffo appeared before Judge Arnold in Philadelphia on habeas corpus. The court denied release and ordered him committed to await requisition by New York authorities after his Brooklyn arrest on a grievous crime charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Perih
Griffo
Pugillist
Brooklyn
Arnold
New York
Southern Tennis Championship Contests Play To Decide Supremacy
The Southern tennis tournament continues in Baltimore with Hamilton Post defeating J. F. Hobart in singles and J. C. Davidson beating J. P. Paret. Northeastern players win the doubles, setting up a showdown between Paret and Hobart Ivie Enroe for the South titles. The singles winner will face Gordon Parker of New York for the Southern challenge cup on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hamilton Post
J. F. Hobart
New York
J. C. Davidson
Washington
J. P. Paret
Post
Davidson
Paret Hurber
Hobart
IvieEnroe
South
Gordon Parker
Pimlico trots offer lively betting with small fields
In Baltimore Pimlico races, Little Tobe failed to keep pace with Gretchen who sold five to eight over the field after the first heat. Gretchen, after lowering her record but retiring, left Queen Alford to win the subsequent heats. Gil Curry captured the 2:10 pace in straight heats, Paul placed third in slower time. Boston led the 2:27 trot to victory. Gardening chatter follows with a quip about landscape styling and bonnets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pimlico
Little Tobe
Gretchen
Queen Alford
Gil Curry
Paul
Boston
Purses of human skin and grisly souvenir trade reported
Tacoma reports describe the tanning of Tom Blanck's skin into pocketbooks after his death, with guards and inmates allegedly involved in a broader human skin trade. Historical cases from Tewksbury, Ohio State Prison, and 18th century Mexico and France are cited to illustrate the disturbing practice and market for such items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Tom Blanck
Seattle
Blanck
Benjamin F. Butler
Tewksbury
Mass
Ohio State Prison
Columbus
Mexico
Wild Southwest
Cat Eats Violets Outside Broadway Bookshop
A big Maltese cat named Thomas sits among books at No 1235 Broadway New York. He guards violets brought by passersby and cries for a flower, then nibbles the blossoms as if banquet. The scene draws attention from visitors and shopkeepers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York
Thomas
Boxing heat builds for Ryan and Smith title bout at Seaside
Boston boxing gossip centers on the Ryan Smith world championship clash set for Monday at the Seaside. Prominent figures travel to New York, with James W. Westcott Ed Brofield and Billy Hennessey accompanying Smith. Local officials discuss private bouts and policing, while editors and readers debate coverage and integrity of boxing culture in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James W. Westcott
Ed Brofield
Billy Smith
Billy Hennessey
Smith
Boston
Coney Island
Hennessey
Ryan
Dr. Pritchard
Fenton-Powers
Jack Rogers
Spike Sullivan
Farragut Club
Sullivan
Rogers
Pete Ward
Tim Harrington
Harrington
Boston Herald
Boxing News
Country Club Race Meet Promises Fast Day of Racing
Brilliant racing at the Country Club starts at 2:30 with a half mile pony race followed by three flat events and two steeplechases. Entrants have run at Morris Park Belmont and Philadelphia tracks in recent weeks and chase generous purses. For Boston travelers, barges meet trains at Brookline Reservoir lines and the Reservoir terminus. Officers listed include Stewards E C Lamontaigne James Parker and A P Gardner judges Frank S Parker William P Lawrence John E Thayer timers W A Richards and G B Inches clerk of scales George Dexter starter F M Ware handicapper W S Vosburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Mrris Park
Belmont
Philadelphia Country Club
Boston
Boston & Albany
Brookline
Reservoir
E. C. Lamontaigne
James Parker
A. P. Gardner
Frank S. Parker
William P. Lawrence
John E. Thayer
W. A. Richards
G. B. Inches
Scales
George Dexter
F. M. Ware
W. 8. Vosburgh
Princeton Wins Intercollegiate Shoot in New Jersey
Princeton defeated Harvard 100 to 91 in the intercollegiate shoot at Princeton, with Yale absent. This marks Princeton’s second consecutive championship and a potential trophy ownership next year if they win again. Scorers: Princeton Cresson 18 Paine 21 Farr 20 Wadhams 19 Lewis 22 total 100. Harvard Lawton 18 Dupont 15 Dove 2 Sargent 20 Sterling 13 total 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Yale
Hunting and
Fishing Club
Cresson
Paine
Farr
Wadhams
Lewis
Total
Lawton
Dupont
Dove
Sargent
Sterling
Record-Setting Bicycle Meet at Waltham May 30 Draws Elite Field
The entry list for the Waltham race meet on May 30 boasts an unprecedented, strong slate with many names already published. Organizers aim for swift races, with a plan to make the mile the fastest open competition yet, using tandem pacemakers and gold prize incentives from A C C. Butler and Co. provide gold medals guaranteed in the prizes, attracting high society and about 10,000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Springfield
Bald
Tyler
Falcon
A. G. Butler & Co
Bicycle Club
New York
Vanderbilts
Astors
Michaux Club
Boston
Beacon Hill
Back Bay
Concord Street
Ernst
Progress Club
Mitten Ernst
Newton
Feinberg
Billy French
Providence
Niagara
Brockton
Lawrence
F. Townsend
Smith
W. McGuire
C. R. Barnard
F. Smith
J. McNally
J. B. Taplin
E. L. Stevenson
J. H. Gibney
H. LaBode
Herbert Camplin
C. A. Boutwell
D. F. Gillis
Fred Poole
W. W. Marshall
John Curran
W. Schmanke
James Blake
R. L. Hoffman
H. J. Pots
G. C. Wiley
H. H. Brown
A. M. Tompson
M. J. Welch
L. Lafayette
W. H. Wingate
G. Norton
Neal Reardon
C. Siddon
W. Carroll
Horace Jepsen
B. Hanson
W. H. Brown
T. B. Boyle
Herbert Lord
William Gill
H. D. Hooper
N. Clyhart
W. A. Chase
J. H. McLaughlin
N. E. Ayres
H. C. Crowley
T. B. Matthews
Robert Corkhill
E. L. Foster
A. FE. Dow
A. FE. Archibald
Isaac Isaacs
A. T. Baker
R. W. Boyd
C. W. Pike
Melville Lenfest
F. A. Warren
J. Walsh
Tom Clarke
F. W. Copeland
F. L. Southwick
M. McCarthy
F. J. Gilman
G. Klein
W. A. Paterson
Sumner Jones
W. Dawson
W. H. Greenhill
Leonard Farra
G. M. Richardson
M. I. Murphy
W. A. Donnell
Herbert Thorne
R. A. Faye
J. H. Conover
J. S. Chambers
F. H. Pratt
L. T. Cushman
B. F. Trask
H. Price
J. A. Roberts
C. F. Clover
J. H. Dunham
T. A. Barnaby
A. B. Spears
J. F. Ingren, Jr
S. Arch
Butler
C. F. Cott
W. B. Scherer
L. McCarthy
G. N. Hobbs
W. Mahoney
W. Niedner
A. B. Roch
L. H. Welleston
A. L
J. E. Bowser
George Dore, Jr
H. A. Seavey
C. Coulter
H. Clark
T. Butler
E. H. Snow
H. E. Caldwell
D. W. Pierce
E. O. Peabody
Scratch
Nat Butler
E. A. McDuffee
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Lewinton
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Laconia
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ST. Asaph
Holyport
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America
Warner
Christian Endeavor Plans
William P. Ellis
Golden Rose
Clark
Christian Endeavor
Father Endeavor Clark
Epworth League
Chattanooga
Ello
Urbana, N.Y
Hugh Martin
Morris Irving
South End
E. W. Burns
Irving
Tommy Carter
Lynn
Bart Ryan
Carter
Snyder Gallagher
Charlestown
Young Fay
R. T
Stearns
Pierce
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Columbus Avenue
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