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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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Oct 14, 1898

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Baltimore Wins Game With Seventh Inning Rally

A baseball recap notes Baltimore started with four runs and hits and sealed the win in the seventh inning. It also mentions there were results of other games.

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Baseball Roundup from Baltimore Opening Game

Baltimore opened with four hits and four runs but faltered at times. In the seventh inning Baltimore pushed across three runs to secure the victory as 1435 fans watched the early action. The score remained to be recorded.

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Baltimore Boston
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Gardner versus Taylor in Pittsburg tilt ends tight game

Gardner pitched well for Pittsburg but Taylor outplayed him and received stronger support at decisive moments. Attendance reported at 1100 as the brief contest concluded with a narrow result.

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Pittsburg Penn Gardner Taylor
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Giants Beat New Yorks After Errors Dull Polo Ground Day

Washingtons made the fewest errors and won decisively while the Giants prevailed easily. New Yorks used Puhl, an infielder from the Connecticut State League, as a new player in the lineup. The score remains unreported.

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New York Polo Ground Washingtons Giants New Yorks Puhl
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Phillies Clinch First Division With Doubleheader Win

Phillies defeat Brooklyn in a doubleheader to secure a spot in the first division. Orth disrupted the visitors after the third inning of the second game as attendance reached 160. Scores not listed.

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Philadelphia Phillies Brooklyn Orth
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Talks on Bright's Disease by Dr Landis in Boston

Dr H M Landis invites gentlemen to Friday talks on kidney diseases at Medical Parlors Sanford 1613 Washington St Boston. Learn through model illustrations and demonstrations not fossilized drugging. Consultation hours Saturday Monday 9 to 1 and 2. other days 12 noon. Call or write.

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Bright M. Landis Deate &c Sanford Washington St Boston
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Lunatics cheer John L Sullivan at Matteawan asylum

At Matteawan State Asylum the inmates roared and leaped to applaud John L Sullivan and Jake Kilrain during a sparring show. Sullivan greeted the crowd at the doorway after the bout, shaking hands with inmates including Oliver Curtis Perry and George Appo as Lizzie Halliday quipped she was the last man she thrashed.

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Fishkill Landing John L. Sullivan Matteawan State Asylum Sullivan Jake Kilrain Fishkill State Asylum Asylum Kilrain John John L Oliver Curtis Perry George Appo Lizzie Halliday
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Boxing Gossip Preview of Kelly Haley Match at Lenox A C

Charley Kelly and Patsy Haley face a 25 round bout at Lenox A C New York with 115 pound class likely. Haley favored for cleverness while Kelly’s past illness may dampen form. Also notes about boxing events, weigh ins and Boston Philadelphia bouts and upcoming Greater New York A C matches.

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Lenox A. C New York Charley Kelly Patsy Haley Haley East Side New Yorker Patsy Kelly Jimmy Kaveney Charlesbank Club John Collins Billy Hill Andy Watson Philadelphia Boston W. L. McCarney Dick O’brien Johnny Gorman Greater New York A. C Gorman George Byers Lynn Frank Beatty Jack Snow Steve Mahoney Boston A. A Maurice Rosenberg Crockey Boyle City Point A. C South Boston Dreamland Riley Rosenberg Maurice Boyle Blet
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Castle Island to Return to City Control

The War Department notified yesterday that Castle Island near City Point will be turned over to the city around November 1. Fort Independence sits on the island, which was fortified at the start of the war.

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Park Department War Department Castle Island Fort Independence City Point
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Harvard-Easton clash looms after snappy no-score scrimmage

Harvard football drills at Soldiers Field reveal no safeties or long gains as Ex-Captain Bert Waters oversees the fast-paced session. Varsity line remains stout, while key backs Daly Haughton and Fincke drive aggression, and West Point prep headline notes looming matchup with cadets in harsh contest backdrop.

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Soldiers Field Harvard Bert Waters Boal Varsity Eaton Freddie Mills Kingsbury Percy Haughton Ike Tincke Daly Sawin Fincke Yale Farley Eokeesaaeesks R. E Prayer Eaton Beardsley McLean Livermore Ellis Warren Gierasch R. He R. H Lawrence Holden Mrayton Wicieccawesesievecses F. B Martin Park Square West Point Bowdoin Amherst Dibblee Hallowell Burden C. Sargent Burnett Cochrane Reed Lewis Mills A. R. Sargent Jaffray Kendall Brayton Haughton Tincké Q. B Hateh Dibblee
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Cambridge High and Latin Versus Somerville High Grid Meet

This afternoon at Charles River Park Cambridge High and Latin and Somerville High meet to decide who joins the senior league this fall. The probable lineup includes Sullivan and Storer for Cambridge plus a host of others, with Key players listed from both teams amid a rugged, competitive display.

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Charles’ River Park Cambridge High and Latin School Somerville High School Co. H L. Somerville Sullivan Sasisnscennels E Storer W. Clarkson G. D
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Yale Faces Newton Club After Grueling Practice

Yale conducts an extended practice session before Saturdays game with Newton Athletic Club. About twenty five players, including three promising freshman backs Burdick Hall and Rumsey, saw heavy action with five varsity touchdowns to one for the college side. The squad plans a 1 45 p m departure for Boston.

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New Haven Conn Yale Newton Athletic Club Butterworth Chamberlain Burdick Hall Rumsey Boston
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Benefit for Fitchburg YMCA director set at Driving Park

Honorary members of the Fitchburg YMCA plan a benefit for H J Brennan physical director on Saturday Oct 15 at Fitchburg Driving Park. Events include a 440 yard handicap sprint with Allie Remington vs J Marean, a 100 yard dash, a 440 yard handicap run, and other races open to local athletes.

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Fitchburg H. J. Brennan Allie Remington J. Marean Emmanuel A. A Campello Maugus Gloucester A. A W. A. Pinkham Pearl Street Franklins South Boston Adress D. McGuire Fourth Street South End A. A BE. T, Messinger Rollins Street Boston Linden Robert Nordblum Hancock Street Malden Laurel
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Metropolitan Wheelmen Nominate Ezra Winsor for Vice-Consul

The Metropolitan Wheelmen of Boston nominate Ezra O Winsor of Chelsea for vice-consul of the Massachusetts Division L A W A league club action filed with the elections committee and Winsor will run against Dr A A Bryson of Fall River. Winsor is president of the Boston local consulate and known for turning in many new members. The resolutions praise his experience and energy and place him in nomination for vice-consul.

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League of American Wheelmen Massachusetts Ezra O. Winsor Chelsea Elections Committee Winsor A. A. Bryson Fall River Boston League Dr. Bryson
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Long New England road race to Boston City Hall heats up

Worcester rider James J. Casey plans a 252 mile trek from New York City Hall at 12 01 am to Boston City Hall tomorrow aiming to break Warren F. Taylor’s 23 32 26 record. Meriden rider A M Curtis starts 12 30 am behind Casey hoping to catch and beat the time.

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James J. Casey Worcester New York Boston New England Casey New York City Hall A. M. C. Allen Warren F. Taylor A. M. Curtis Meriden, Conn Boston City Hall Curtis Warren Taylor Springfield R. A. Wade
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MISS HOYT GRAS She Is Picked to Win Golf Championship

The article reports on the Ardsley women’s golf championship with eight eligible players, Beatrix Hoyt leading advances to the semi finals and likely final against Edith Eidlitz. It notes results of today’s matches including Hoyt defeating Burt, Wetmore over Cassett, Griscom over Underhill, and Eidlitz over Morgan.

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New York Ardsley Hudson W. Fellows Morgen Baltusrol N. J K. K. Cassett EK. B. Burt Philadelphia Ruth Underhill Queens County Ian Beatrix Hoyt Feidlitz Miss Griscom Miss Wetmore Newport R. I Miss Hoyt Miss Eidlitz Miss Burt Miss Cassett Miss Underhill
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America Cup Races Set for Sandy Hook Oct Dates

The Liverpool Post reports conditions for the international America Cup races are arranged and set to run between October 8 and October 12 next year at Sandy Hook.

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Sandy Hook Liverpool The Liverpool Post
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Bicycle Notes Changes in riders and plans for the season

Jimmy Michael and his manager Dave Shafer have parted ways and Michael stays in Chicago. Al Wenig is seen as Shafer’s successor. Tom Cooper plans indoor racing this season, training with A. B. Webb in Waltham. J M Sousa schedules an annual century ride in Nashua New Hampshire on October 2 with a flat course favored for beginners. Charles Fay faces a new Century Road Club contender described as a dark horse. President I C Kimball of the Commonwealth B C is in Palatka Florida on business.

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Jimmy Michael Dave Shafer Michael Chicago al Wenig Shafer Tom Cooper Detroit A. BE Webb Cooper Waltham Bob Thompson Post J. M. Sousa Nashua N. H Newburyport Providence St. Louis State Centurion Century Road Club Charles E. Fay I. C. Kimball The Commonwealth B. C Palatka Fla
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Broadside Challenge Pits Matthes and Smith in Heavyweight Lifting

Oscar Matthes offers a $1000 title defense and matches his pupil John Y. Smith against Herikaldes the Terrible Greek in a seven event strength contest. Events include one and two hand lifts, bell lifts, dumbbell presses, a 400 pound barrel lift, and a one handed man lift with the winner needing four wins.

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Oscar Matthes John Y. Smith Herikaldes
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Funeral Leave Granted for Stephen D. Murphy at City Printing Plant

The Thomas A. Whalen municipal printing department foremen are to grant all employees leave of absence until 2 PM to attend the funeral of Stephen D. Murphy, a fellow worker. At a union meeting yesterday, the plant’s employees adopted resolutions in response to his death.

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Thomas A. Whalen Suf Printing Municipal Printing Department Stephen D. Murphy Murphy
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Keene Wins West Chester Handicap In Rampant Finish

Laverock surged late to win the West Chester handicap race as Rhinelander Bangie and Bendoran drew heavy bets. Keene started at 5 to 1, was blocked briefly, then rode clear on the outside to triumph. Bangie took second ahead of Warrenton for third.

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Laverock Rhinelander Bangie Bendoran George Keene Warrenton Bangle
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Boston benefit for runners up fans plan grand reception

A Boston gathering will honor the Boston baseball team as pennant winners with a Music Hall reception and testimonial next week. Mayor Josiah Quincy will speak and players will be introduced. Tickets and details were arranged by local committees with broad support and advance demand.

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Baltimore Boston Music Hall John F. Dever Josiah Quincy Dever M. J. Sullivan Robert Callahan C. E. Osgood M. J. Moore T. J. Boles J. P. Murphy M. T. Callahan George B. Appleton C. J. Connelly Andrew Houghton P. J. Mahoney Washington Street Union Piano Company Murray & Irwin Finn & Kelley Bowdoin Square Wright & Ditson Appleton & Bassett Clark’s Hotel Langham J. J. McNamara Broadway D Street South William Daly Cross Hanover Streets Mr. Roughan Chelsea Street Charlestown Robert Callaghan Court Street John Mahoney Commercial Street Mr. McGreevy Linden Street C. J. Conneally Adams Street D. J. Kiley B Street Charles Daily I Street South Boston James P. McShane Hotel Peninsula E. Cc. Jernegan Dearborn Dudley Streets Charles Donoghue Andrews Square John Tobin Dorchester Eighth Streets Leavitt & Pierce Harvard Square Dennis J. Rourke Brighton John J. Henry Tremont Street W. E. Nichols Dartmouth Street Columbus Avenue
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Teddy B.s Rage and Turbulent Races at Combination Park

Yesterday at Combination Park the 2:12 trot ran in straight heats with Lugene disqualified after finishing second and Mintura dominating the field. The 2:14 pace settled in one heat as Teddy B. continued strong, while Professor St Onge repeated a trick ride and fell into the water.

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Combination Park Warren Guy Lugene Doctor L Bivouac Mintura Teddy B Professor St. Onge
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Kentucky Trotting meet at Lexington races conclude heats

On October 13 at the Kentucky Trotting horse breeders meeting in Lexington five races were run. Bell Boy dominated the 2:15 pace with fastest heat 2 09 1 2 and best time. Bonnatella upset Sister Alice in the 2:17 trot. Hal B and Nora L split heats in the 2:11 pace with Hal B finishing strong at 2:09 1 2. Nice swept the Walnut Hill Cup heats for J Malcolm Forbes, Providence second. Lily of the Valley edged Grace Tipton in the 2:20 pace, with Wagro third as the race remained unfinished for tomorrow.

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Lexington Joe Bailey Jim Pugh Bell Boy Blaze Boy Alice Bonnatella Hal B EmMe Powers Bishop Nora L Nora L. Hest J. Malcolm Forbes Nice Marcus Daly Grace Tinton Lily of the Valley Grace Tipton Wagro
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Queen Kenmore Wins in Morris Park Hunter Handicap

New York on October 12 saw strong attendance at Morris Park. In the hunter handicap Martha Ir. drew the most support but Kenmore Queen surged in the final furlong to secure victory after a hot drive.

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New York Morris Park Martha Ir Kenmore Queen
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Cancer Cured Without Knife or Plaster

Testimonials and letter advice claim cures for cancer and tumors without operation or medicines. Address C. H. Mason M.D. Chatham N Y for free treatment testimonials and guidance.

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C. H. Mason M.D Chatham, N.Y
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Hoax Report on Wainwright Board Sparks Navy Dept

Washington October 13 A bogus publication claimed to be the Wainwright board report on ships in the destruction of Cervera s squadron caused uproar in the Navy Department Commander Wainwright denied knowledge of the document Commodore Philip said papers printed a manufactured report The board members were navigators from Brooklyn Gloucester Texas Iowa and Indiana all chosen by Admiral Sampson The report reportedly contains a chart of vessel positions with no conclusions or credits to any officer.

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Washington Wainwright United States Cervera Navy Department Philip North Atlantic Crowninshield Navigation Bureau Brooklyn N. Y Wainwright Board Department Sampson New York Gloucester Texas Iowa Indiana
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Praises for Fifth Regiment Camp Sanitation and Appointments

General Blood commends the Fifth Regiment camp as a model noting excellent sanitary arrangements ample food clean streets and well arranged hospitals. Governor to issue commissions from the adjutant-general and outlines new officer promotions from Medford Worcester Cambridge Malden and Malden soldiers.

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Robert A. Blood Patton Colognel J. H. Whitney Aecreiss
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Marquis of Anglesey Dies Suddenly in London

Henry Paget fourth Marquis of Anglesey died this afternoon in London. Born 1885 he succeeded his half brother in 1899. His heir is his son the Earl of Usbridge born in 187 and unmarried.

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London Henry Paget Marquis of Anglesey Earl of Usbridge
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William E Russell Club of Boston University Names New Officers

The William E Russell Club of Boston University held its semiannual election after opening session in Ashburton Place law department. Members include Mayor Quincy Judge Corcoran Attorney General Knowlton Col John Wheelwright and Professor Frank Parsons. A public address series will feature Governor Wolcott Moorfield Storey Charles Hamlin P A Collins and others.

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William E. Russell Boston University Law Ashburton Place Quincy John W. Corcoran Knowlton John Wheelwright Frank Parsons William J. Murray Henry Austin Clapp Wolcott Moorfield Storey Charles 8. Hamlin P. A. Collins
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McCanna Triumphant in New England Intercollegiate Election

Frank I. McCanna of Woonsocket won the unanimous election for governor of the intercollegiate body, with Leopold M. Goulston as vice president and John J. Johnson as secretary. The group elected executive and membership committees and planned debates with New England colleges. Thomas A. Mullen will address the school on a legal topic next Thursday.

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Ernor Dale New Hampshire Charles W. Eliot Harvard College New England Poston University Frank I. MecCanna Woonsocket McCanna R. I Boston Inglish Epsilon Pi John J. Johnson Jesuits’ College Montreal Medford Jean Baptists French Society Kis W. W. Hart W. W. Webster Leopold M. Goulston Thomas H. Russell Bartholomew Bessidy Bert E. Holland Frank M. Zottoli Dorchester Thomas A. Mullen Harvard
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Catholic Conclave Closes With Indian School Funds Apportioned

Washington Oct 13 Catholic bishops closed their conclave by apportioning funds to Indian schools based on Mgr Stephan recommendations. Cardinal Gibbons and archbishops visited Mer. Martinelli. Most prelates prepared to return home tonight.

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Washington Mgr. Stephan Cardinal Gibbons Mer. Martinelli
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David M Kay Dead, Brookline Real Estate Leader Dies

David H. McKay longtime Brookline resident and prominent Massachusetts real estate man died at his home from pneumonia at age 52. Born in St John New Brunswick he moved to Massachusetts in 186 and built a notable career. He leaves a widow and four children. Funeral from his home Saturday at 1 PM.

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David H. McKay Brookline Massachusetts Thorndike Winchester Streets Mr. McKay St. John N. B
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