This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
9
In a chilling scene a bent man with a box slung over a shoulder frightens Nancy and Mrs Barclay as he confronts them in lamplight. He declares, You think you saw the dead, Henry, and the pair react with fear before Holmes unfolds the next twist in Next Sunday’s Post.
In this serialized saga by William Allen White Flora McCray and a young man share a tense night ride as a mysterious enchantment shapes their budding affection. The dramatic culmination promises a poignant emotional finale in the next installment.
St Louis Browns toppled the Boston Americans by 56 to 3 as Tannehill and the Boston lineup slumped. Petty held Boston scoreless for eight innings, Grimshaw and Tannehill contributed late hits, while Burkett, Ferris, and Unglaub sparked Boston's late rally before the game ended.
In Julius Chambers’s Sunday Post Magazine piece the young New York rich man forgets a four figure loss while discovering a loaded vase of cash. a lavish lifestyle blurs memory and responsibility as he spends and gambles away a fortune.
Detroit beat New York for the third time in four meetings in a loosely played game. Six pitchers were used by both teams as the contest unfolded.
Chicago won 7 to 4 over Washington, ending the series with four straight victories. Manager I F Jones was ejected after disputing a decision by Umpire O Loughlin.
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 18th inning on Stovall and Rhoades hits as five Cleveland errors allow five Philadelphia runs. Rhoades outpitched Henley. five double plays by Cleveland in first eight innings. Willie Keeler leads New York American hitters at .847. Dougherty and Chase hitting around .248.
Pittsburg will face Boston with Wilhelm slated to pitch for Boston while Case or Lynch starts for Pittsburg. The Giants fall back as Cincinnati beats them and Boston shows effort in a restless season. Mentions Leever’s curves, Kelley asking about a batter, and Pittinger’s memory.
Fall River won at Nashua by 7 to 2 as Nashua struggled offensively and Harris held the mound. A highlight came in the fourth when Harris doubled in two runs, sealing the win for Fall River.
Six hits and a base on balls in the sixth inning produced six runs as Concord beat Haverhill 7 to 6. Highlights included strong batting by Wallace and Hickman and a key catch by Henry in the field.
Lowell defeats New Bedford 8 to 6 after a seven inning burst by Lowell as Blatchford walked three in the seventh and Elliott forced more trouble. Tierney allowed three walks and Blatchford five as Lowell surged past New Bedford for the win.
Manchester defeated Lynn 7 to 2 as Lynn failed to bunch hits and made costly errors. Leith of Manchester issued no walks while Pastor debut at shortstop for Lynn.
After hard racing in Atlanta and Savannah Bobby Wal thour Harry Caldwell and James Moran head to Revere Beach for next Saturdays races. Hugh McLean trains daily behind pacemaker Charley Turville in 10 to 16 mile workouts. McLean aims for victory but focuses on May 30 when he faces Moran and Bobby Walthour. Amateurs fill quarters as the one mile open and two mile Revere handicap trials begin Saturday with final Tuesday.
The Board of Police will hold a hearing today on the Hawthorne Club petition to renew its license after the board refused it. The club is alleged to have sold liquor to non members and to intoxicated persons, violating license terms.
At Clyde Park the Brookline Country Club hosted a lush horse show drawing a crowd of Boston and New York society figures. Mrs. Pierce rode two horses in the ladies hunters, winning two prizes amid a day of obstacle driving and multiple class results.
The third annual regatta of the Waltham Canoe Club is set for Saturday afternoon June 17 on the Charles River. Walter Stimpson heads the event with entry blanks sent to major U S and Canadian clubs. The program will feature single and double races, mixed events, war canoe contests, boat races and a swimming match.
Englire High visits Medford High in Medford while Melrose High plays Wakefield at Wakefield. High school games include Somerville at Brighton, Dorchester at Dorchester, Winthrop at Gloucester and Oliver Ames at Canton with venues noted.
Dorchester High School yard hosts a Saturday practice game between New Dorchester A C and Orwood with free admission for ladies. Notable New Dorchester players featured while home games are set at Dorchester High School park on Dunbar Avenue. Mike Donlin has 26 runs Keeler 21 and Dougherty 17. Big Ed Greminger stars at third for Minneapolis batting fifth. Manager Crawford of the Boston Giants denies a defeat to West Derry claiming a 5 to score when the team raced to catch the last train to Boston.
Captain Dana’s delayed ninth inning throw sealed Noble & Greenough’s 11 to 10 win over Roxbury Latin in Newton on May 24. Kennedy’s single and Dana’s final feint capped the drama as Dana, Thompson, and Hall starred in a tightly called game before 300 spectators.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.