Detroit and Boston split morning and afternoon games
Detroit and Boston played two games at the South End grounds with 15 000 in attendance for the morning tilt and about 13 000 for the afternoon. Detroit battered the ball late to win the opener while Boston challenged with sharp fielding and timely hits. Umpiring by Pearce drew complaints in both games.
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Manchester
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McGunnigle
Lawrence
Haverhill
George Fish
Hamilton
Ray
Donnell
Fay
Fish
Memorial Day Observances Across Boston Cemeteries
On a bright calm Memorial Day crowds decorated soldiers graves with flags and flowers across Boston and Roxbury cemeteries. Posts from E. W. Kinsley, Washington, Francis Gould, Wendell Phillips and others held ceremonies with orations by local leaders, recalling Civil War era lessons and urging unity, forgiveness, and civic duty.
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Hovey
E. B. Stillings
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J. H. Cook
E. J. Jones
Park Street Church
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Augustine Sanderson
J. Edward Hollis
Eugene HH. Richards
J. Jones
Gregg
Sons of América
America
Mediterranean
England
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Booth
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Lee
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Senate
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South Boston
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Emerson Street
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Boston & Providence
Park Square
Mt. Hope
Richwood House
Francis Washburn
Henry P. Kennedy
Brighton High School
Brighton Fife and Drum Corps
Evergreen Cemetery
L. G. Wilson
Walter S. Parker
Benjamin Stone, Jr
Dorchester
Read Wales
Natick Brass Band
Sons of Veterans
Dorchester High School Company
Godman
Lower Mills
Cedar Grove
Park Street
North Cemetery
Honest John and George Jones the Win ners-Some Queer Capers
Mystic Park ran a 2:35 class questioned as a substitution for the three minute race. Unknown trotted four heats with three drivers. Honest John won heats two through four in 2:49.4, 2:46, 2:46. George Jones won the free-for-all in three straight heats with two starters. Weather fair, track fine. War horses and free-for-all trotters listed with drivers and times. Judges named George E. Clark, William J. Huse, George B. Morse.
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Mystic Park
Unknown
Honest John
George Jones
Joseph Luke
Honest
St Encete
Willian Kelley
J. D. Costello
B. G. Arthur
W. H. Wall
B. G Milton
Frank O' Rouke
S. KE
Hosea
J. Roche
B. G. George Jones
J. Bonner
B. G. Parnell
Aoutine
George EK. Clark
William J. Huse
George B. Morse
Fletcher Wins Thayer Carroll Cup Single Scull Race
On the Charles River a mile straightaway course from Beacon street sewer to Union Boat Club. Entries Sterne Fletcher Wood Taylor. Wood did not appear. First start at 6 o clock. Fletcher fouled Taylor, oar broken, race recalled. Taylor withdrew. Second start at 6 12 between Sterne and Fletcher. Fletcher led from the start and won by about two lengths.
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Charles River
Beacon Street
Union Boat Club House
A. E. Sterne
J. B. Fletcher
J. W. Wood
C. H. Taylor
Wood
Fletcher
Taylor
Sterne
Deaf mutes manual fundraiser urged by Woman's Education Association
A committee of the Woman's Education Association seeks to publish a manual for deaf mutes by Miss Sarah Fuller, principal of the School for Deaf Mutes. They aim to raise $500 and ask for donations via committee members or Mrs. Kate Annett Wells at 155 Boylston Street, Boston. Names listed include Mrs. Francis Brooks, Miss Sarah Fuller, Mrs. C. D. Homans, Miss Anna D. Phillips, Mrs. Henry Whitman, Miss Mary C. Peabody, Mrs. Kate G. Wells.
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Woman's Education Association
Sarah Fuller
Kate Annett Wells
Boylston Street
Boston
Francis Brooks
C. D. Homans
Anna D. Phillips
Henry Whitman
Mary C. Peabody
Kate G. Wells
Memorial Day Observances Across Suburbs and Cities
Memorial day events spanned Somerville to Dedham with Grand Army posts decorating hundreds of graves. Processions, orations by officials such as James A. Fox and Charles J. Hamblett, and memorial concerts accompanied ceremonies at Cemeteries in Somerville, Lexington, Waltham, Watertown, Newton, Salem, Beverly, Manchester, Danvers, and Cambridge. The day featured post parades, floral tributes, and soldier monuments honored by veterans’ groups and local schools.
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Newton
Powers
G. A.R
Somerville
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Union Square
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Boston
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Eighth Regiment
Harrison ‘Aldrich
Willard C. Kinsley
G.A. R
Walter Winward
City Hall
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Bruce
Congregational Church
Somerville Cemetery
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M. E. Church of
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Fanny Parnell
National Land League of Boston
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Miss Moore
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Messrs
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P. J. Flatley
Clay
Lexington
George G. Meade
A. A. Sherman
West Medford
Town Hall
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C. L. Chandler Post 143
Brookline
Walnut Street
Walnut Hill
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Brookline High School
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Waltham
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Church Street
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Grove Hill
Fifth Regiment
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Mt. Feake
Woman's Relief Corps
Rumford
J. M. Avann
L. P. Frost
Fife and Bugle Corps
Watertown
Isaac B. Patten
Coolidge
Malden
R. P. Stack
W. G. Richardson
Charles Ward
Claflin Guard
South Church
Gracey
Rush’s Lancers
Beverly
Charles J. Hamblett
Milton
N. Hi
Manchester
W. H. Ryder
Gloucester
Peabody
Benjamin Pitman
Marblehead
Danvers
A. A. Putnam
Uxbridge
Cambridge
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Charles Beck
Charles Beck Post Decorated Twenty Eight Graves In the North Cambridge
W. H. Thomas
North Cambridge
North Avenue
East Quincey Square
Temple Hall
Odd Fellows
Issac E. Shepard
D.D
W. FE. Russell
H. E. Lombard
Chelsea
Theodore Winthrop
Naval Hospital
Broadway Square
Woodlawn
Broome
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H. M. Atkins
Garden Cemetery
Academy of Music
George E. Mitchell
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Charlestown
Charles W. Carroll
Dedham
Sons of Veterans
Man in Cambridge details drugging claim after wandering
North Cambridge residents found a man named K Harmon wandering in a stupor yesterday. He was taken to Station 6 where he later claimed he had been drugged and assaulted in Boston, robbed of a gold watch and $80, and could not explain his arrival in Cambridge. He remains detained as investigations begin.
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K. Harmon
Boston
Lewis Roederer Champagne wines praised for decades
The celebrated Roederer champagnes have grown in public favor for more than fifty years. They are rich, dry, and delicious with no superior in the market. Muicher. Dry.
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Banjo Tournament Delights Boston Audience At Music Hall
A clawhammer coat ensemble staged a grand banjo tournament at Music Hall last evening. Six players dazzled the crowd as one man, then others, while another performer accompanied on piano. Winners include Reuben R. Brooks of New York first prize 100 dollars and a gold medal. Jacob s of Providence second prize 7 dollars and a silver medal. John F. Luscomb of Boston third prize 50 dollars. Frank Eckland of Boston fourth 25 dollars. Albert W. Laws of Cambridge fifth 10 dollars. Judges were Gad Robinson H. Bailey and H. H. Smith. referee Captain Castle.
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Cambridge
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