O'Connor Safely Reaches After Sacrifice Hit
Sacrifice bunt by O'Connor sets up a run while Tannehill records a significant performance. Double plays feature Ely to Clark, McKean, Wallace, and O'Connor as Fraser and Tannehill issue walks and strikeouts with time noted at 1 hour 30 minutes.
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O'Connor
Tannehill
Ely
Clark
McKean
Wallace
Fraser
Scheck
Swartwood
McDonald
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Pon Turkett
Serene
Seesaw
Eeereree
Beecher
Kurke
Seer
Frank
Weer Ees
Criger Ereeee
Brooklyns Top Phillies in Two Varsity Games
Brooklyn beat the Phillies in both games at Brooklyn. Howell formerly of Meriden State League kept the Quakers guessing while Brooklyns hit Donahue hard. In the second game Hopper of Ridgewood nearly thwarted the Phillies before Pratt shut them out with solid pitching and defense. Attendance 600. The scores followed.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Brooklyns
Howell
Meriden
Conn
Quakers
Donahue
Hopper
Ridgewood
N. J
Phillies
Pratt
Boston Beats Senators to Strengthen Pennant Bid
The Bostons defeated the Senators to tighten their hold on the pennant. Nichols pitched well and Smith at first base set a record by recording only one putout. Attendance was 1100. The score:
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Washington
Bostons
Senators
Nichols
Smith
Boston AB
R. B
PO. A
Hamilton
C. F
Tenney
Lang
Lowe
Collins
Stahl
Bergen
Duffy
L. F
al O7
Washington AB R B. PO
Mercer
Selbach
Seer
Casey
Freeman
R. F
Gatins
Dineen
Peve
Gettmah
Boston
Reeman Tenney
Tony
Ex-champions Rally But Game Called On Darkness
Baltimore report notes a poor fielding showing by the ex champions until the ninth inning when they tied the score. The game was halted due to darkness with 149 in attendance and no final result.
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Baltimore
Louisville
Hill
Colonels
Thirty Days Free Electric Belt Trial Offer
Advertises an electric belt and appliances with a 30 day trial claiming cures for rheumatism back ache kidney troubles nervous debility and related conditions. Invites readers to wear 80 days for noticeable results and asks them to request an illustrated pamphlet with testimonials from Prof. A. Chrystal at 281 Postoffice Block Marshall Michigan.
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A. Chrystal
Marshall, Mich
Boston Post and Globe to meet in South End grounds clash
Boston Post heads to face Globe in a 3 PM South End grounds game with Morris and Fitzpatrick as the Post battery. Dusty Miller repeats hits for Cleveland, while Schreck handles catching duties in New England league context. Roller polo delegates discuss mutual protection and contract respect for a full season.
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Boston
Cincinnatis
Dusty Miller
Young and Bates
Cleveland
Boston Post
Globe
South End
Morris and
Fitzpatrick
Post
Corbett Voicing Open Challenge For Big Ring Show
James J. Corbett announces in New York a world wide contest for limited rounds or a finish with the largest purse. He has 250 dollars with Al Smith and 300 more with his manager George F. Considine, ready to meet any challenger in three weeks after signing. He targets Fitzsimmons Sharkey Jeffries and others who have talked of matches.
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New York
James J. Corbett
al Smith
George F. Considine
Mr. McCoy
Maher
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Jeffries
Daly Wins 25 Round Bout Over Zeigler in New York
Jack Daly of Wilmington Delaware received a decision over Owen Zeigler of Philadelphia after twenty five rounds at 128 pounds at the Greater New York Athletic Club. Zeigler appeared to have the edge late, and referee Brown faced mixed reactions from the crowd. Daly exited the ring unrecognized while Zeigler was cheered.
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New York
Greater New York Athletic Club
Jack Daly
Wilmington
Del
Owen Zeigler
Philadelphia
Zeigler
Brown
Daly
Hopkins Knocked Out by Goulette in Ninth Round
In Rochester New York on October 10 Joe Hopkins was knocked out in the ninth round by Kid Goulette.
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Baltimore
B. PO A
P. Sent Taie
Keeler
F. Eevee Reserese
Kelley
Foe McGann
F . Ees Holmes
E Demontreville
A Clarke
MeJames
Ball
S. S
Kitson
Robinson
New York
Po A. Serene
van Haltren
C. F
Stew Ree
Davis
Joyce
Dos le
Seeee Eotrene
Gettig
Seymour
R. F
Gleason
Foster
Warner
Lusie
Tall
McGraw
Van_ Haltren
Ruste
Illegl
Rusie
Jusie
McJames
Gaffney and Brown
Joe Hopkins
Rochester
N. Y
Kid Goulette
Harvard Elevates Second Eleven in Scrimmage Defeat
The Harvard varsity collapsed in a practice game as the second team edged them 10 to 6 after a string of fumbles and offsides. Lee and Hennan opened gaps for the second's lone touchdown while Lawrence spearheaded the surge.
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Harvard
Lee
Hennan
Lawrence
Bobo Sargeant
Burdett and Cambridge Tie in Hard Fought Game
Burdett O Cambridge M T and Cambridge Manual Training School played to a scoreless tie on Cambridge Common. Sanborn, Dean and Farnsworth sparked Burdett’s best runs while both sides forced multiple punts. The nearest point was Burdett on the Cambridge 30 yard line as two field goal tries failed. Referee Sanborn and umpire Keeran officiated two 15 minute halves.
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Cambridge Common
Burdett Business College
Cambridge Manual Training School
Burdett
Sanborn
Dean
Farnsworth
Cambridge
Gong Tos
Cadgng
Steinbalenssssate E
Baker Fiotsum
Roy White Marshall
R. T
Degnio
Ker Gall
Diesecceesercereenees
Q. B
Ova Aes Rr
H. B
Farnsworth Webb
Hinds
Sullivan Watkins
F. D
F. B
Keeran
Corbett boxing challenges stir mixed public reaction
The column questions Jim Corbett’s recent broadside challenge and his claim of openness to any opponent while news of a potential December bout with Sharkey at Lenox A. C. in New York circulates. It notes his sporadic fighting, critique of his theatrics, and calls for genuine competition. The piece also mentions Billy Smith’s rest period and a canceled Detroit match with Hoboken Tom Kelly, plus Seaside A. C. plans for a smoke talk this evening and upcoming bouts involving George Dixon.
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Jim Corbett
Sharkey
Lenox A. C
New York
Corbett
Sullivan
Mitchell
Fitzsimmons
Jim
Billy Smith
Billy
Hoboken
Tom Kelly
Detroit
Tommy Ryan
Jack Bonner
Coney Island
Ryan
William
Smith
A. C
First Street
Boston
George Dixon
Pave Sullivan
Dixon
Qoscar Gardner
Cleveland
Santry
San Francisco
Mike Sears
Etery
Jabez White
Hayes Defends L A W Committee Board Nominations
Ex Chief Consul Herbert W Hayes of the Massachusetts Division L A W explains why older members were left off the board of representatives. He describes steps to balance local and outlying district representation, attendance standards, and a policy favoring a harmonious, working organization for next year.
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Herbert W. Hayes
Massachusetts
Elections Committee
Board of Representatives
Hayes
Khown
Boston
Dorchester
Charlestown
South Boston
Allston
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Promoted for Tonsillitis and Bronchitis
An old advertisement touts Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as dependable medicine that claims to cure tonsillitis or bronchitis. The notice presents a direct health claim and branding for a patent remedy.
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Dr. Bull
Bicycle Notes highlights and upcoming races in 1900s era
The weekly cycling tally sits at 80 716 members with a modest gain of 142 as states send riders to events. Pennsylvania trails New York by 661 but shows growth. a W. B. Thompson half mile race in Gloucester is postponed to next Saturday. European sprinters Jaap Eden and others plan travel. Michael is not switching to jockeying. I C A head E Staal moves toward proscribing outlaw riders. Denver matches, interclub polo plans, and the Bicycling World adopts a wider format. Cycling editor M B MacFarlane dies at 25 in New York.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Empire State
W. B. Thompson
Gloucester
America
Jaap Eden
Jacquelin
Jack Chinn
Barden
Parlley
Arend
Bourillon
Europe
al Weinig
Jimmy Michael
Michael
Herr E. Staal
International Cyclists’ Association
Mott
Tom Eck
Johnny Johnson
John Fisher
Denver
Johnson
W. W. Hamilton
Fisher
Hachenberger
Buttermilk Bake Pp. c. Co
Tiger Roadsters
M. B. MacFarlane
New York Evening Journal
Faneuil Social Club Elects Officers at Third Annual Election
The Faneuil Social Club members elected officers at their third annual election held at the club rooms 1234 Washington Street. H. Seaman was chosen president Miss Lipson was named vice president Miss M Marshall became treasurer and H Tass secretary. The club will hold monthly socials.
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Faneuil Social Club
Washington Street
H. Seaman
Lipson
M. Marshall
H. Tass
Banks Delay Meeting as Out of Town Lenders Speak
Officials from Boston area banks weigh consolidation and liquidation plans amid volatile market. Savings banks express mixed views while the Cape Ann Savings Bank signs the agreement, and a brokered share sale to a savings bank syndicate is noted as completed.
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Boston
Parker House
Francis Henshaw & Co
National Bank of North America
Columbian National Bank
Howard National Bank
Market National
National Eagle
R. L. Day & Co
Savings Bank Syndicate
Robert W. Adam
Berkshire County Savings Bank
Pittsfield
Worcester County Institution For Savings
National Banks
H. Woodward
Worcester Mechanics’ Bank of Savings
Hst
BE. E. Hathaway
Citizens’ Savings Bank of
Fall River
Cape Ann Savings Bank
Daniel T. Babson
William 8. Pelletier
Union Institution For Savings
Butte Craze Rips Through Boston Stock Exchange
The Boston Stock Exchange rocked by the Butte & Boston frenzy as shares surge from 33 1 2 to 82 1 2 then retreat to 82 1 2. Brokers see immense commissions and volatile trading with stop orders triggering rapid shifts. Officials signal consolidation moves involving Butte & Boston, Boston & Montana, and Montana holdings, amid claims of control by H. H. Rogers and William Rockefeller.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Butte
Stock Exchange
Butte & Boston
Exchange
Paine
Phelan
Arthur Hale
T. W. Lawson
Lawson
Legion
Montana
Post
Boston Financial News
Boston & Montana
New York Trust Company
H. H. Rogers
William Rockefeller
Butte & Borton
Anaconda and
Montana Ore
Postponed Discussion as Board Deliberates Reciproc ity With Canada
The Associated Board of Trade at Young's meeting drew a large attendance as it postponed debate on wholesale closing of solvent national banks and formed a five member committee to report later. The board empowered action on Canadian reciprocity and discussed Boston Bureau of Commerce and Industries.
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Associated Board of Trade
Young
Flanders
Five
Rufus A. Flanders
Jerome Jones
George Hutchinson
William, M. Snow
Frederic H. Viaux
Frank L. Young
Lewis R. Speare
Transportation Committee
Dominion
Speare
Howe
Committee On Commerce
Boston
New England
Boston Bureau of Commerce and Industries
William B. Rice
Rice
Henry A. Marsh
Expressmen's League
Transeportation Committee
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National League
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A Jones
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Ft Eereeeres
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Lachance
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Rooklyn
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Chicago
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Chiveland
St. Louis
Penn
Peitz
Vaughn
Corcoran
McFarland
Wagner
Hoy
Cunningham
Clarke
Tylor
Pietz
B. Com
Emilie and
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PO A. E
Hartsell
Taylor
Rane Eves
Ritchey
Ciingman
S . Eevee
Kittridge
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Wood
Pend
Seeeee
Owen Zaizler
Harvard Elevan Humbies
Pan
Liverpool
Tremont St
Hoston
Attila
Kutnow
Kutnow Bros
Astor Place
New York City
Broadway
City
Asterplace
N. Y. City
S. Kutnow & Co., Ltd
Farringdon Road
London
E. C
England
Association of Presidents
Canada
Sam
Adysonic
Ilin
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