Costly Baseball Weather Delays New England League Game
A rain soaked afternoon in Bangor featured a 4 to 0 score in a contested season match. Spooner powered a home run and two-base hit with key plays by Reagan and Merritt as pitchers Brown and Gail battled. umpire Station oversaw play while rain postponed all other New England League games.
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Storey
Ae Ey
Scorin Nes
Bangor
Kerine
Dowell
Ranger
Karnea
Spooner
Jone
Ponile
Ephlin
P. Reagan
Merritt
Ile
Gail Idea
Lecovre
P. Kegegan
Tuck
Ry Gildea
Nelson
Bride
Brown
Reagan
McLapin
Lowell
Rain Forces Postponements as Toronto-Montreal Split Stands
In a rain affected day at Toronto Montreal, the game results show 3 to 2 with Toronto leading 3 to 2 while all other games are postponed due to wet grounds. The schedule shift affects remaining fixtures and next week's lineup.
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Toronto
Montreal
Postponement Adds To Boston Nationals Woes In Rain Hit Series
The Boston Nationals face another postponement as rain prevents the final Pittsburg contest. Manager Selee seeks a top new player while warning the team sits poorly in the league race. He notes stronger control by the American League and cites umpiring disputes and Johnson’s leadership shaping league discipline.
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Boston Nationals
Pittsburg
Selee
Boston
National
Amer
Oreeson
Doyle
New York
Cincinnati
Young
Freedman
William Nash
Freeaman
Nash
Warner
Davis
Ban Johnson
McGraw
Johnson
Abe
Edman
Mraate
Chicago and Baltimore clash in error heavy game
The Chicagos barely miss a win as fielding errors plague both sides in a tense May 27 baseball clash. Patterson takes the loss after a rough first inning, Dunn and Robinson unavailable, Hartman Jackson Atland and others figure in the scoring and baserunning highlights.
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Micago
Chicago
Rivers
Baltimore
Hartman
Jackson
Atland
Jones
Mertes
McFarland
Patterson
Keister
Doble Plaxe
Detroit Beats Washington In Low Scoring Baseball Tilt
May 27 Detroit 7 Washington 8 in a game where Farrell hit a three-base cycle in the fourth with bases full. Washington produced more hits as Detroit struggled to string hits against Carrick. Final line notes strong defensive plays and key moments by Leong and Clarke as the Nationals pulled away late.
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Detroit
Mich
Farrell
Carrick
Washington
Oan Mee Leong Ei Airett
Dire Tate
Min Dune
Farie
Everett
Gloag
Holm
Bette Milter
BP Petrott
Lephar
Clarke Sitter
Buel
Philadelphia Defeats Milwaukee In Poorly Scored Game
Philadelphia 8 Milwaukee 2 as errors in the fourth inning doomed Milwaukee despite Plank pitching well. Philadelphia built a safe lead on miscues by the visitors and tallied late runs while George Hite and teammates contributed hits and stolen bases for the win.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Burke
Philadelphia
Plank
Gerea Hité
Milwannie
Philadelpia
Anderson
Dowling
Pall—Leaby
Powers Saree
Vis
Hallman
Deangs Lan
Tajo
National League and American League Baseball Today
National League matchups include Chicago versus Boston and Chicago versus Brooks. American League games feature Boston at Cleveland and Milwaukee at Baltimore with Washington at Detroit. College games list Brown at Harvard in Cambridge and Cross at Georgetown in Worcester.
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Chicago
Brooks Chaeiwetl
Boston
Cleveland
Perecednnty
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Harvard
Cambanely Cross
Georgetown
Worcester
Weld and Newell Club Eights Race on the Charles
Harvard clubs Weld and Newell staged spring races on the Charles in eight crews across seniors intermediates juniors and second juniors. Newell won the second juniors by eight feet and the juniors by four feet, while the Weld crew faltered in the intermediates as the Newell eight showed clear superiority.
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Weld
Newell Clube
Harvard
Charles
Newell Pres
Haister
Newell Club
Ackno Aes
Walter Stimpaon and Associates Appoint July Fashion Panel
An agency announced a following committee for an upcoming fashion event on July 4. Key figures include Jam P. Fox and Jennies Point. Names appear with local affiliations and roles in coordinating the event and venue logistics. The notice lists several individuals and partners connected to the effort.
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Walter Stimpaon
Ha Ams
Agsociot
Atta
Jam P. Fox
Jennies
St. Ast de Joseph
Willis Named Captain of Harvard Team
Joseph G. Wills, class of 1908, was elected captain for next year after two years on the Crimson squad following last night's vote.
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Joseph G. Wills
Harvard
Crimson
SpaIner Held at Boston Boxing Event Prompted Mixed Audience Reaction
The report describes a boxing match in Boston where Jack Wodde from a local team faced Berkshire duelists amid a fraught crowd. Spectators included Walter Murray of Holyoke and Menedrea of Chicopee, with commentary noting divided reactions and incomplete details from the preliminary rounds.
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Jack Wodde
Boston
Berkshire
Eulette
Romie
Aithalgti Woods
Liminary
Walter Murray
Holyoke Menedrea
Chicopee
Les
Company 9th to Drill Tonight in Formation Exercise
A planned drill by Company 9th is set for this evening at the station. The men are expected to perform guard duties and present their usual formations as part of the annual exercise.
Memorial meeting set for new haven hotel event
In a local note unreadable in parts a memorial meeting is planned in New Haven area. Organizers invite attendees to participate and discuss the aim of the gathering.
Unicorn Eight Wins Close Race On Pharics River
The march eight-oared race between the Boston Athletic Association and Union Boat Club on the Pharics River basin ended in a narrow B A A victory by about five yards after a delay for a loose rudder on the Union boat. The finish came above Harvard Bridge in rough water with washboards on both shells.
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Union B. C
Pharics River
B.A. A
Harvard
Arthur Stevens
Guild
Henderson
Hawes
Cabot
Hardy
Gardiner
Taylor Defeats Jacquelin in Return Cycling Match
In Paris on May 27 Major Taylor, the American cyclist, defeated French champion Jacquelin in the return race at the same distances as May 16. Taylor won the first two races by three and a half and one length, respectively, as Jacquelin struggled with illness and heat aided Taylor.
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Paris
Taylor
Jacquelin
Racing cyclists plan racing as weather hampers season
Cyclists at Charles River Park face continual rain delaying first night meet of the season. Riders Walthour Nat Ratler and others travel to Providence Brockton while McEachern and Champion prepare for a 25 mile event. Canvassed plans include a spring New England road race derby and matches with Adams boys Bet team, with race conditions and venues listed.
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Charles River Park
Walthour
Champion
Butler
S Walthour
Nat Ratler
Providence
Pierce
Ross
Brockton
Nelson
McEachern
Bobby Mpson
Eddie Meece
Duer
Buffalo
Stinson
Metropolitan
Waltham
Shoe City
Chelsey Boys
Lee Marcus Hart
McConnell
McKeachern
Dudley Marks
Marks
Tom Eck
Winesett
Philadelphia
Harry Elkes
Revere
Joran
Caldwell
Glens
Walls
Shadow
Ball
Buy Brady
Equelin
Warren ¥. Taylor
Norwood
Antincgs
New England
Stree
Ape Crete
Charlestown
Harvey Conover
Adams Boys
A Boys
Conover
Scanlan Quint
Roxburs
Jake Bs Palmer
Upham’s Corner
Acton
Copley
Lonley
Local Makers Highlight Heavy Pattern Conversion
A fragmented item notes various craft and motor work by makers including a West Mikker firm offering to do complex heavy pattern conversions and to supply motors and attachments. The text blends references to local roadways and vendors with vague mentions of projects and equipment.
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West Mikker
Rain delays Independence in Atlantic Works rigging
Chaos in the yard as weather halts keel laying trials. Efforts by Bil ee and crew to complete the rigging are hampered with doubt whether all gear can be set by ay for a forthcoming trial. Shipping plans adjust as towing and commission dates slip.
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Atlantic
Aee
Chesterholes
Vanterdey
Boston
Theorn
First Race Date Settled For New York Yacht Club Challenge
Ul yesterday officials confirmed a fixed date for the first race as the New York Yacht Club secures a cablegram from secretary Oddie. Communications from Belfast indicate the date is now definite with plans for a meeting at 11 o clock tomorrow to discuss the Indepenence yacht and the Sharman Crawford Wicé Commodores challenge.
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New York
Oddie
Popkin Pi
Belfast
Nye Yach Rule
Sharman-Crawfords Wicé-Commodores
Pomapntiee
Ig Apc
Indepenence
Boxing Gossip and Legal Turmoil Over Exhibitions
A Chicago court discusses policing boxing and stage shows amid licensing disputes. Judge questions legality of exhibitions by McCoy and others and cites Shakespearean parallels. Correspondence hints at broader intents to regulate contests and public performances without licenses.
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Munich
McCoy
Charlie Antene
Abeene
Bob Moifiote
Sced
Warrdo
Mitchell
Fie Ries
Ege
Bangs
Aegialators
Thergases
Mitchel
Fussimmons
Sil
Phan
John Gadagner
Toms
Jake Arafo
Challe
Bamtpatrk
Peete K
Ahs
Naseer Otay
New ‘England
Sig
Billy “Suuit
Rob Réy
Firemen Endorse EightHour Day in Boston Brewery War
Firemen Union No. 3 backed the eight hour day in the Boston brewery conflict. Last night thirty two applicants joined as new members and twenty one were initiated as part of the union's actions.
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Indorse Coopers
Coopers
Brewe Ware
Boston
Ibers
Fireman's Union No. 3
Saznnaes: eRiTise POST Lone x tees Pi the
The readable fragments describe a lone post or item listing with partial text about tees or Pi. Limited clarity prevents full reconstruction of event, names, or dates. The result notes a solitary post fragment without definite actions or outcomes.
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Saznnaes
eRiTise
Lone
Mystery death on Charles River trip shocks Beacon Street
A Post reporter recalls a drowning incident on the Charles River near Beacon Street. Four men were aboard a yacht. three were rescued after the boat tipped, but the fate of the fourth man remains unknown and unreported.
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Way Hunt
C Et Onaies
Union Boat Club
Ana
Egreenes
Country Club Opening Day Promises Exciting Races
The Country Club race meeting opens with the first race at 2 30 this afternoon on a half mile track. Notable entry Draughts man ridden by Donoghue runs in the hurdle event carrying 164 pounds. Thomas W Lawson debuts with the brown gelding and Konkonkome shows strong form in the Steeplechase alongside about ten other high class horses for an engaging program.
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Thomas
W. Lawson
Donoghue
Owas
Lawson
Country Club
Country Club Steeplechake ‘Konkonkome
Horace Partridge Celebrates 79th Birthday
Horace Partridge of the firm Horace Partridge & Co. yesterday marked the seventy-ninth anniversary of his birth. Many friends conveyed their congratulations and best wishes for continued health and happiness.
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Mr. Horace
Partridge
Horace Partridge
Longtime Boston Retailer Partridge Dies at Enduring Trade House
The obituary notes Mr. Partridge, born in Walpole, who spent over fifty years in business in the city. He started on Federal Street, moved to Hanover Street, and in 1898 relocated to Franklin Street, where his shop remained.
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Partridge
Walpole
Federal Street
Hanover’ Street
Franklin Street
Tracey Charged With Assault and Battery
Frank Tracey of Station 1 was arrested last night on William Driscell at 20 Cross Street for assault and battery. Driscell sustained a cut to the eye and a long wound, treated at the scene.
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Station 1
Frank Tracey
Ation 38
Illiam
Driscell
Lodgi
Cross Atreed
Ees
Secretary Root Holds Open Conference on Unchanged Situation
The cadet aide Wiest Boutn met with Secretary Root for over an hour. Root said at the end the situation remains unchanged.
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Ngton
Lieutenant-Governor Allen Held on $10,000 Bail
Vergennes Vermont May 27 Lieutenant Governor Allen was arrested on an indictment charging him with cashiering funds in the wreck of the Vergennes Bank. A hearing before Clerk Oh E Johnson set bail at $10,000, supplied by townsmen. he was released and retains counsel Seneca Haseltine of Burlington.
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Verginnes
Allén
Bourvan
Ottawa
Ill
Martin F. Allen
North Ferrisburg
Lewin
Farmers‘, National Bank
Vergennes
Bank officials arrested on embezzlement indictments
Farmers' National Bank and J. W. Ketchum, a tentative to the Legislature from this post, were arrested by United States officers this morning under indictments returned by the U S grand jury at Windsor last week. Each case charges two counts of embezzling bank funds and falsifying accounts.
Somerville School Committee Discusses Tobacco Policy
An order proposed by Mr Dicker man would allow principals to suspend students who use tobacco or related products and require a district sub committee or superintendent permit for return. The meeting listed several witnesses and named attendees from multiple wards and schools including Perry, English, and Engle High School.
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Somerville
Scroore
Schoo
Dickerman
Susie L. Sanborn
Laura B. Underhill
Perry
Ada Faud
Bell
Fannie G. Holt
Helen
E. Laieder
Bessie A. Cadmon
Carr
Emily J. Cwitford
Morse
N. Agneste
Hodgkins
Prince Perry School
Je A. French
M. Helen _Milner
H. G Gertrude Egeriy
Agatha Cumming
Are Erine
Mary ‘Blackwell
W. Frances Alder
Kate L. Wheeler
Set. Baird
Mary E. Barnes
Edna Proctor
Blood Held for Grand Jury in Bridgewater Assault Case
Herbert E Blood charged with assault with intent to murder, taken to Plymouth House of Correction to await June grand jury term. He was arraigned for shooting Miss Davis and Mrs. Nickerson in their Bridgewater home last Monday. held on $20 grand jury bonds. Doctor from State Farm deemed Blood an imbecile with poor emotional control.
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Procaton
Herbert E. Blood
House of Correction
Plymouth
Davis
George F. Nickerson
Bridgewater
Drew
State Farm, Insane, Department
Former Board Elected at Annual Meeting in Wesleyan Hall
About 100 members attended the annual meeting of the Haydn Society in Wesleyan Hall. The old board was re-elected with no contest, except for secretary. William Bradbury was replaced after 15 years by Stephen R. Dow. Officers named: President George M. Grant Daniell Vice President Ceautee and E. M. Broka Librarian G H Monroe and directors Courtenay, Gonia, Busta McAulifie, J. Couser among others.
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MF Stace
Wesleyan Hall
Board of Government
Raed
William Bradley
Stephen R. Dow
Bradbury
Cebvell
Daniel Pie
George
M. Grant Daniell
Ceasutee
E. M. Brooka
J. Couser
Omare
Ewe On
Nes
Burglars Shoot Watchman in Worcester and Oxford
On May 2 Frank Balcom, night watchman for the Worcester Worcester electric road car line, was shot through the mouth by four intruders attempting to break into the railroad office. He returned home to Oxford in precarious condition.
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Webster
Frank Balcom
Worcester & Webster
Oxford
Dr Liverpool offers free diagnosis and cures for many diseases
The advertisement claims Dr. Liverpool can locate and describe diseases without patient input. It lists thousands of cures across acute rheumatism, paralysis, dyspepsia, bronchitis, consumption, heart disease, liver disease, nervous prostration, diabetes, nephritis, kidney disease, and more. The doctor provides medicines free and invites all to consult at 360% Mt Street, showing hours for men and Sundays.
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Mt Street
Liverpool
Boston
Anyay
Ement Street
Youthful Blacksmith Aims at Emperor in Verona Plot
Verona reports a youth, Pietrutci, a blacksmith, attempted to kill the German Emperor. He confessed belonging to an anarchist group and said his lot chose him to strike the Emperor. He preferred self death and named comrades selected to kill Queen Helena, President Loubet, and the Russian Czar.
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Rome
Verona
Pietrutci
Germany
Man Bound Over On Arson Charge In Athol
Peter Myette of Garner was tried before Judge Field for allegedly setting fire to his North Dana house on May 7 with two families inside. He was bound over to the Superior Court August term in 5000 dollars and remains in custody at Fitchburg.
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Athol
Peter Myette
Garaner
North Dana
St Augustine’s school fair boosts insurance fund drive
Whitsuntide fair at St Augustine's Schoolroom Phillips Street drew a large crowd yesterday afternoon and evening. Visitors bought flowers, plants, candy, novelties and Fitzroy pictures to raise money for church insurance and St Martin's Mission support. Angora kittens from St Augustine's Children's Farm joined the sale, and performances by local guilds drew attendees with plays Peggy's Dream and Sunbonnets presented across day and evening shows.
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St. Augustine's Schoolroom
Phillips Street
Fitzroy Pictures
Father Fields
St. Martin’s
South End
St. Augustine’s
Foxboro
Peggy
Guild of the Holy Child
Guild of St. Helen
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