National League Attendances Hit High Mark This Season
Nearly 2.86 million fans flooded twelve league cities for National League games with New York and Baltimore drawing top crowds. Boston led in profits with 50 cent admissions. New York and Cincinnati posted the largest all around takings, while some clubs like Cleveland and Pittsburgh faced smaller gains. East and West tallies show Baltimore, Boston, New York, and Cincinnati as leaders in attendance and revenue.
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Baltimore
Boston
New York
New York City
Cincinnati
South End
Washington
Quakers
Reach
Rogers
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Louisville
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
East
Chicago
Boston and Baltimore Exhibition Match in Worcester
Boston red sox faced the Baltimore club in Worcester in an exhibition contest. Hickman starred for Boston with a home run and a three bagger plus a single as 3500 spectators watched a close, hard hitting game. Holy Cross students presented Hughey Jennings a gold headed cane after his plate appearance. The teams meet again in Springfield tomorrow.
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Worcester
Mass
Boston
Baltimores
Rooter
Hickman
Hughey Jennings
Holy Cross College
Springfield
Freshmen Fall As Parsons Leads 98 to Victory in Baseball
In Princeton on October 7 the inter class baseball championship was won by class of 1898 with a 9 to 2 win over the freshmen. Parsons pitched well and kept the freshmen from gathering timely hits while Altman supported with strong defense. Batteries were Parsons and Altman for 98 and Brady, MacIntyre and Robbins for the freshmen.
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Princeton
N. J
Parsons
Altman
Brady
MacIntyre
Robbins
Players Bench Reflects Boston Strength and League Drama
The St. Louis Star lauds Boston for season discipline noting only one Boston player left the lineup. Arthur Irwin claims sole ownership of the Toronto Club with a transfer plan involving Wagner and others amid a dissolved partnership. Selee reportedly drafted Athlerton then canceled. St. Louis Browns were swept in most series, winning few against Brooklyn and others, while Louisville and Brooklyn led in key matchups.
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Boston
Bcard
St. Louis Star
Arthur Irwin
Toronto
Wagner
McGann
Snyder
White
Dineen
McHale
Selee
Athlerton
Wilkesbarre
St. Louis Browns
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Louisville
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Cranks
Cup series in 189 by defeating Cleveland four straight
A Reader says when a player's contract is up he can sign with any team he pleases. The text notes Cleveland losing four straight games to clinch the series.
West Medford Boys Return Home From Untold Quest
William Hogan and George Fitz, two West Medford youths who fled home a week ago claiming a Klondike journey, arrived back last night after a Baltimore trip. Hogan paid expenses, and a Brooklyn letter to Mrs Fitz was called a steer for the old folks. The boys say they never intended to reach the gold fields.
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William Hogan
George Fitz
West Medford
Klondike
Baltimore
Hogan
New Player Signed In Worcester By Boston Team
In Worcester on Oct 7 Manager Selee of the Boston league club signed catcher Kitty Bransfield of Worcester. Bransfield, a fast amateur, drew interest from several smaller league managers. He played with the Graftons all summer, batting about .400 and fielding at .968.
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Worcester
Mass
Selee
Kitty” Bransfield
Bransfield
Graftons
Dahlen First Chicago Signing for Next Season
Chicago reports Shortstop Dahlen signed to play for the club next season after affixing his contract today marking the first renewal by a Chicago player.
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Chicago
Dahlen
Australian Heavyweight Goddard Arrives in Boston for Big Fights
Boxing gossip notes Big Joe Goddard arrives in Boston with Dave Leahy to pursue top opponents in the heavyweight division. He backs himself with 15,000 dollars, targets Sharkey and Fitzsimmons, and vows to claim the world title if met with no fair terms. Also reports a Kearns vs Robinson draw in Newmarket Junction and social club boxing night at Way Street.
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Big Joe Goddard
Boston
Canada
England
Dave Leahy
Goddard
Pier
Peter Maher
Coney Island
Bob Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Sailor
Fitzsimmons
Joe
McCoy
South Africa
Rand
America
Newmarket Junction
N. H
Timmy Kearns
Lawrence
Professor Robinson
Providence
Merry Monarch
Way Street
Maurice Rosenberg
College Point
L. I
George V. Tuohey
Harvard Boats Signal Changes in Four Class Crew Lines
Four Harvard boat crews for the late month races show lineup changes. I H Perkins’s crew stays intact while Dubois of Goodrich’s crew injures a hand and cannot row. Adams shifts to bow and Bancroft’s son takes 3. Bull’s crew loses MacDuffie and Higginson, replaced by Coleman and Tilton. J F Perkins’s boat remains undecided. All four crews trained hard yesterday.
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I. H. Perkins
Dubois
Bow
Goodrich
Adams
Mayor Bancroft
Bull
MacDuffie
Higginson
Coleman
Weld
Tilton
J. F. Perkins
Halifax Crew Wins Northwest Arm Double Scull Race
In Halifax on October 7 the Lynch brothers defeated John McKay of Boston and Robert Johnston of New Brunswick in a three nautical mile double scull race. The locals led from the start and finished in 21 minutes 22 seconds, seven lengths ahead of the rivals. Prize money totaled 150 dollars.
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Halifax
Northwest Arm
Lynch Brothers
John McKay
Boston
Robert Johnston
New Brunswick
McKay
Johnston
Mrs Edwin Reed Wins Semi Final in Lexington Golf
In Concord Massachusetts on October 7 Mrs Edwin Reed defeated Miss Mary D Dookin three up with two to play to reach the final round of the Lexington ladies golf championship.
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Concord
Mass
Lexington
Edwin Reed
Mary D. Dookin
Surprise gift to Miss Julia Dennehy at 66 Billerica street
More than a hundred friends gathered at Miss Julia Dennehy’s home last evening to present a Glenwood range and a Pride Century parlor store. Martin J. Roche Mass treasurer A O H of Massachusetts delivered the presentation speech as Miss Dennehy replied with thanks.
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Julia Dennehy
Billerica Street
Glenwood
Martin J. Roche
Massachusetts
Whitman and Ware Win Harvard Doubles Championship
Whitman and Ware of Harvard defeated Ward and Davis of Harvard 8-4 7-5 9-7 to win the doubles title at the intercollegiate tennis tournament in New Haven. Singles final between Thompson of Princeton and Forbes of Harvard is scheduled for tomorrow.
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New Haven
Conn
Whitman
Ware
Harvard
Ward
Davis
Thompson
Princeton
Forbes
Harvard Varsity Football Braces for Dartmouth Challenge
Forbes sternly drills the Harvard squad after a poor Bowdoin showing. Donald returns at tackle and Cochrane at quarterback as they prepare to face Dartmouth, with Waters and Mackie urging speed and effort in a stronger practice session.
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Bowdoin
Cameron Forbes
Crimson
Eli
Cabot
E. Wheeler
1. T
Bouve
1. G
Burden
Shaw
R. G
Mills
Donald
R. T
Moulton
R. E
Cochrane
Carrison
Q. B
Dibblee
Parker
H. B
Brown
Haughton
F. B
Dartmouth
Varsity
Lewis and Richardson
Garrison
Bert Waters
Slugger Mason
Billy Mackie
Wheeler
Freddie Mills
Waters
Mack d Mason
Bob Emmons
Manahan
H. Lewis
Cam Forbes
Young Sanborn
Lawin
Sawin
Newton A. A
Hoague
Croydon
Gray
G. Sargeant
A. R. Sargeant
Warren
Givosch
Livermore
Farley
Wheel at Athol Racers in Good Fame at Worcester Fair
The Worcester northwest fair drew about 3000 to a bicycle tournament day in Athol. Multiple heats across events named riders from Athol Worcester Keene Springfield and Boston with times around 2:20 to 5:04 in one and two mile races and an Athol Orange championship won by Burdick and Litchfield.
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Athol
Worcester Northwest
W. A. Hill
W. Gardner
C. E. Fiske
Orange
A. Thomas
East Northfield
P. Berard
Winchendon
C. H. Drury
Wo Echendon
G. S. Fish
Keene
A. Milne
Chicopee
Sosbud
E. C. Houseman
New Haven
Victorickburg
Worcester
C. A. Robertson
Spree
B. Hills
Providence
J. P. Clark
Boston
A. H. Sawyer
H. B. Hills, Jr
F. A. Fisk
C., A. Robertson
Springfield
James Clark
George S. Davis
A. Hemenway
South Gardner
J. I. Rutherford
John Caouette
Baron Stowe
Conway
Joseph Bowden
Didvidunie
C. M. Bee 'Eingfield
Minte
J. Ek. Warman
Wectada
J. J. Rutherford
W. Eckberg
J. J.rutherford
C. W. Drury
Hk. C. Houseman
J. BK. Wurman
Westfield
Co. Ho. Drury
W. Eckburg
BE. C. Houseman
H. F. Burdick
Races at Rigby Show Fast Half-Mmile Finishes
In a bustling 2:15 event, several heats produced quick times as riders and horses presented vigorous finishes. Spectators noted strong performances from participants including Hait-Raising, with several close calls across five heats.
Rigby Stakes Day Delivers Hair-raising Finishes at Portland
On Rigby track in Portland Maine the fourth day of the stake meeting drew a small crowd but featured close finishes. Jock Bowen and Refina won the 2:10 pace while the 2:15 trot race remained unfinished after five heats with Louis Victor Nicola and Record among the leading performances.
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Portland
Rigby
Jock Bowen
Refina
Mignon
Bowen
Record
Louis Victor
Battles Royal
Nicola
Swartz Shines In Princeton Practice Run
Swartz, the stocky Princeton varsity scrub back, drew praise after a 75 yard rushing burst through the previously firm varsity line. Suter made a clutch tackle five yards from a possible touchdown. The Tigers, buoyed by yesterday's win over Rutgers, practiced fast though Kelly and Potter sat out with injuries.
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Princeton
N. J
Swartz
Suter
Harvard
Tigers
Fettle
Rutgers
Kelly
Potter
Warner Undaunted by Rain Scrub Team Sharp in Practice
Ithaca New York October practice under drizzle featured a sharp session. The varsity and subs practiced heavily on defense with about 20 minutes of play producing a touchdown a safety and a field goal. Warner sees Tufts as an unknown quantity for Saturday's game.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Warner
Tufts
Woman Accuses Ex-Worker of Horsewhipping in Street
Jennie Russell 30 of 77 East Tenth Street a former Wanamaker dressmaking employee horsewhipped Miss Margaret Donovan forewoman of the same department in front of Wanamaker Store at East Eleventh Street New York this afternoon. Russell arrested for assault. Donovan suffered severe welts on face and shoulders.
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New York
Jennie Russell
East Tenth Street
Wanamaker
Margaret Donovan
East Eleventh Street
Miss Russell
Miss Donovan
Russell
Bank Officers Nabbed in Asheville Embezzlement Case
W E Breeze president W H Rent cashier and E J Dickerson director of the failed First National Bank were arrested in Asheville North Carolina on charges of embezzlement and conspiracy and held on $30000 bonds each.
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Asheville
N. C
W. E. Breeze
W. H. Rent
E. J. Dickerson
First National Bank
Pneumatic Mail Tube Starts In New York
The pneumatic mail tube service began in New York today connecting the post office with the Produce Exchange sub station in Bowling Green. Additional tubes will soon run to Brooklyn and to the Forty fourth Street Lexington Avenue substation. Carriers hold 600 letters and dispatch occurs every ten seconds.
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New York
Produce Exchange
Bowling Green
Brooklyn
Forty-fourth Street
Lexington Avenue
Death in a mine at Hazleton leaves two Austrians dead
In Beaver Meadow Evans mine the bodies of Lewis and Leon Cholad both Austrian workers were recovered from the night shift after suffocating in foul air. The report adds a note of local remedy mention unrelated to the incident.
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Hazleton
Penn
Lewis and Leon Cholad
Evans Mine
Beaver Meadow
Bicycle Notes Crowded With Races and Club News
Noddie Island cycling scene features match races planned between Hilding Lundquist and A Gunderson over ten miles and Lundquist versus Frank Towle in a five mile paced pursuit at Wood Island track. William Younie issues a challenge to Gunderson for a paced or unpaced race at any distance within a week at Wood Island track with a prize of at least $10. A new bowling and whist club for wheelmen and wheelwomen forms, with members including Fox Jacobs and J M Savage. bowling held Wednesdays at Murray Irwin's. The Rubber Tire Association extends next season’s guarantee to one calendar year. Metropolitan Wheelmen hold an open half century to Medfield on Oct 17 starting 9:30 am with eight mph pace and potential divisions. A century run by Woods and Atwood may feature a Providence stop for dinner, returning to North Attleboro for a Boston arrival around 6 pm. Notable riders such as Ducker, Geldert, Whiton and Tibbetts sign up for the event. start from Copley Square at 7 am.
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Noddie Island
Hilding Lundquist
Charlestown
A. Gunderson
East Boston
Lundquist
Frank Towle
Wood Island
William Younie
Gunderson
Wood Island Track
Messrs
Fox
Jacobs
Ernest Crocker
Hammond
J. M. Savage
G. A. Perkins
Price
Plumb
Newman
Brewster
Murray & Irwin
A. O. McGarrett
Roads Records
Century Road Club
East Orange
N. J
Rubber Tire Association
Board of Trade
Medfield
Henry L. Goodman
Messrs. Woods and Atwood
Martyn Loses Leg In City Wheel Accident
Eddie Martyn of the Tiger Roadsters Dorchester suffers a severe accident at Old Colony Station when a second bicycle backs into him during baggage car loading. His right leg is torn off above the knee. he is hospitalized and recovering. Teammate Wallace Knapp stays by his side. Martyn has long been active in the League of American Wheelmen and recently starred in a vaudeville show at the Park Theatre.
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Eddie Martyn
Tiger Roadsters
Dorchester
Wallace Knapp
Tigers
Old Colony
Martyn
Knapp
League of American Wheelmen
Massachusetts
Park Theatre
Zerrahn and Partners Win Short Mixed Foursomes
At the Country Club yesterday the mixed foursomes golf tournament for members and friends concluded quickly with only three couples competing. Mr. Zerrahn and his partners dominated the match, making the event an easy victory.
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Country Club
Zerrahn
Transylvania Stake Trotters Race at Lexington
Ten trotters contest the 2 14 class at Transylvania stakes in Lexington with darkness suspending the fifth heat after The Monk and Ritma race. The Monk wins multiple heats. Pat Watson injured in a collision with Ritma. Bush and Ritma take early leads as Time records 2 09 1 2 to 2 11 1 4.
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Lexington
Transylvania
Acts Tell
Alves
Alerton
Ritma
Bush
the Monk
Ritman
Tommy Britton
Rose Turner
Monk
Pine
Pat Watson
James Shelton
Garvey
Watson
Britton
Brush
Shelton
Horses Beat Bikes In Five-Mile Relay Race
In Philadelphia on October 7 a relay of six thoroughbred horses raced five miles on a Tige bicycle track against four top bicyclists. The horses finished in 9 minutes 62 seconds, with wheelmen 5 yards behind. The bike program featured Frank Starbuck, Robert McCurdy, Charley Church, and B B Stevens. the horses named Romeo Alda Kirk Tam Aqua Effie S Helen T and Statesman.
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Philadelphia
Thomas W. South
Frank Starbuck
Robert McCurdy
Charley Church
B.B. Stevens
Romeo
Alda Kirk
Tamaqua
Effie S
Helen T. and
Statesman
Gentry and Glens Falls Trial Delayed by Weather
In Glens Falls New York on October 7 John R. Gentry and Robert J. faced a postponement of their attempt to beat the world record for double teams due to unfavorable weather. Gentry will run in single harness aiming to best Star Pointer's 1 59 1 4. Tuesday’s effort covered half a mile in one minute without a pacemaker as rain kept speeds down.
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Glenns Falls
N. Y
John R. Gentry
Robert J
Gentry
Star Pointer
Northampton Fair Highlights Horse Races and YMCA Victory
At the county agricultural fair in Northampton on October 7, the 2:25 race for a $200 purse drew six starters with Dandy owned by G. Williams of Montague taking the win and 2:24 1-2 best time. Rex Nutwood, owned by T. P. Poole of Amherst, won the 2:40 race in three straight heats with a 2:25 1-4 best time. The 2:35 class was unfinished. The Northampton Y M C A defeated Amherst High School 6 to 0 in the football clash.
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Northampton
Northampton Y. M. C. A
Amherst High School
Dandy
G. ©. Williams
Montague
Rex Nutwood
T. P. Poole
Amherst
Mouse Circus In Window At Almy & Co
The Almy & Co clothiers on Washington street display a window mouse circus free to the public all day. Six mice move on a slanted revolving board, racing to the top as the board spins faster. Crowds watch the playful show in the shop window.
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Washington Street
Almy’s
Dr Jameson Seeks Cape Assembly Seat
A Capetown dispatch reports Dr Jameson, famed for the Transvaal raid, intends to run for a seat in the Cape assembly at the next general election. His principal platform is federation for South Africa.
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London
Daily Mail
Capetown
Dr. Jameson
Transvaal
Cape Assembly
Federation
South Africa
Donovan’s Plan Aims to Upset Third District Senate Slate
Alderman William J. Donovan of East Boston schemes to disrupt the senatorial convention set for tomorrow night. He contends the district committee was not properly formed, challenging the validity of the call and the selection of a venue and date, while seeking to bar Daniel D. Rourke’s name from the ballot.
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William J. Donovan
Boston
Daniel D. Rourke
Martin Lomasney
Donovan
Senate
Lomasney
Rourke
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Paine
Daniel J. Kiley
Ward
John L. Kelly
P. J. Brogan
Ward 7 rally credit disputed for branch library origin
Walter L. Sears states in a letter to the editor that he introduced an April 18 1895 order as a Common Council member from Ward 10 to establish a branch library near Oak and Bennet streets Ward 12. He notes a reading room opened on Harrison avenue and later moved to Broadway extension. He aims to credit the rightful origin to himself and the trustees.
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W. T. S. Fitzgerald
Sears
Ward 10
Public Library
Oak and
Bennet Streets
Christopher F. O’brien
Harrison Avenue
Oak Street
Broadway Extension
Fitzgerald
Walter L. Sears
Hyde unanimously chosen in Middlesex Dem state senate race
In the fifth Middlesex Democratic State senatorial convention held in Waltham on October 7 sixteen delegates were present. W V Hyde of Waltham was unanimously nominated for State Senate.
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Waltham
Middlesex
W. V. Hyde
Senate
Senatorial nominations listed for Berkshire Hampshire and Worcester districts
Berkshire Hampshire district Richard W. Irwin Republican of Northampton second Worcester A S Roe of Worcester Republican Fifth Worcester W H Cook of Milford First Worcester Edward J McMahon Democrat for Senator
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Berkshire-Hampshire
Richard W. Irwin
Northampton
Worcester
A. S. Roe
W. H. Cook
Milford
Edward J. McMahon
Political Party Candidates by District Lists
The document lists candidates by district including Fifth Plymouth Eben C Waterman Rep Hanover Fifteenth Middlesex Otis M Rowe George W Whidden Wal tham Eleventh Essex Dem Martin EE Nios Swampscott Sidney E Kenyon Lynn Thirteenth Essex Rep Henry G Atwill Charles H Rams dell Lynn Dem Levi R Pierce George Bettenhausen Lynn Fourteenth Essex Dem Morris F Cunningham Saugus L M Brock Lynn Sixteenth Essex Miles J Daley Dem Eighteenth Essex Edward Cody Dem Eleventh Representative Hugo A Dubuque Rep Twelfth Middlesex John E Libby Rep.
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Plymouth
Eben C. Waterman
Hanover
Middlesex
Otis M. Rowe
George W. Whidden
Waltham
Essex
Martin EE. Nios
Swampscott
Sidney E. Kenyon
Lynn
Henry G. Atwill
Charles H. Ramsdell
Levi R. Pierce
George Bettenhausen
Morris F. Cunningham
Saugus
L. M. Brock
Miles J. Daley
Edward Cody
Hugo A. Dubuque
John E. Libby
Yellow fever fears as Honiton reaches port with ill crew
The British steamer Honiton from Progreso, carrying 6650 bales of hemp to Henry W. Peabody & Co., arrives after sickness on board. Chief Engineer Bacon is dead and Captain Hudson and two crew members show yellow fever symptoms. Quarantine will be enforced and observers will guide the ship to Constitution Wharf.
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Hudson
Progreso
Mex
Fortress Monroe
Bacon
Durgin
Board of Health
Wyman
Gallop'’s
Kidder
Vineyard Sound
Nobska
Henry W. Peabody & Co
Constitution Wharf
Yellow Fever Cases Rise in Mississippi and Mobile
Washington reports ten new Biloxi cases and one death in the last day. Henderson's Point near Ocean Springs adds three cases. Edwards records ten new cases with no deaths. Clinton shows mild yellow fever with ten cases and one death. Mobile reports four new cases and no deaths.
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Bilox
Henderson's Point
Miss
Ocean Springs
Edwards
Dabney
State Board of Health
Clinton
Mobile
Labor funeral rumor sparks carnival debate in Lynn parade
Carnival week in Lynn sees a proposed labor funeral to honor Hazleton miners killed, sparking protests from merchants as Mayor Ramsdell weighs action. Knights of Pythias day draws 1200 visiting knights, a parade review, and a banquet, with Troop F cavalry drilling on the Common.
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Merchants’ Committee
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Penn
Ramsdell
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisterhood
Henry C. Mears
City Hall
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Third United States Corps
Hill’s Field
Uncle Sam
Guiteau Pistol Recovered in Garfield Assassination Case
Police in Washington report recovering the pistol believed used by Guiteau to shoot Garfield. The 44 caliber British bulldog revolver, cheap in make, has a wood inlaid handle. Property Clerk Sylvester noted it came from a citizen who kept it for years. It was taken from police HQ July 2, 1881, by Colonel Corkhill, then district attorney, and later vanished before resurfacing.
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Guiteau
Garident Garfield
Sylvester
Garfield
George B. Corkhill
Charles S. Andrews Dies at 31 in Lynn
Charles S. Andrews, son of the late C. H. Andrews and former Herald proprietor, died at his Lynn summer home of consumption aged 31. He leaves a widow and two young children. Born in Boston, he studied in Germany and worked with the Herald before ill health forced him to quit a year ago.
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Charles S. Andrews
C. H. Andrews
The
Herald
Lynn
Mr. Andrews
Boston
Germany
Constitution Centennial Parade Route Announces 100th Anniversary
The Constitution centennial parade on October 21 at 7 p.m. travels from Atlantic Avenue with right on State Street to Old South Church to escort Governor Wolcott guests and dignitaries to the Navy Yard. The march then proceeds to Constitution Wharf and through the North End to Charlestown.
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Atlantic Avenue
State Street
Old South Church
Wolcott
Navy Yard
Constitution Wharf
North End
Charlestown
Somerville Firemen Win Muster Races in Everett
At yesterday’s muster, the Somerville veterans engine won by five feet over Cambridge Red Jackets. Foreman George W. Bean led the Somerville team as they were greeted by citizens in Union Square with an informal reception and fireworks in Eberle Hall.
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Everett
Somerville
Red Jackets
Cambridge
George W. Bean
Union Square
Eberle Hall
Injustice Noted Over Death of Illam Foley Correction
A letter from Francis T Roachee of South Boston requests space in the Post to correct a report on the death of Illam Foley. He asserts Foley died after falling from a West End repair wagon and not from intoxication.
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Illam Foley
West End
Mqnor
Sealonly
Francis T. Roachee
South
Boston
Athens
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