Boston Reds edge Columbus in nine inning thriller
In Cincinnati Boston escapes a dull nine innings, rallying in the ninth. Lehane and Crooks spark a late charge as O Brien, Dowse, and others contribute. Mahoney debuts as umpire while Wheeler and Sullivan handle fielding plays capably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Street
Columbus Nine
Charley Farrer
O'Brien
Oy Switcherl
Dowse
Wheelock
Lehane
Bostons
Gus Schmelz
Crooks
O'Rourke
Larry Twitchell
Boston
Reds
Sullivan
Daffee
Sneed
Stricker
Yatier “Skeery
Larry
Twitchell
Radforn
Mahoney
James Sullivan
Farrell
Brown
Duffy
Murphy
A.A
Columbus
BH. PO. AE. K. Bhlpo
Ae Ee
C.f
Duffy, R.f
Perreli
Duffee
Osneel
Rich’son, i
Ol Lwiten’llf
Isoston
Daffy
Witcheis
Farre
Brouthers
Streker
Madford
Bell
Orphy
Lis
O'lries
Ty Sullivan
Jehane
Wheelk
Izhar Crooks
Lel
al Dowse
Hedball
O’bien
Ma Mep
Weather Synopsis for New England and Nearby Areas
In Northern New England the day will be partly cloudy with clearing later, variable winds shifting southerly tonight, and gradually rising temperatures. Southern New England sees mostly clear skies, southerly winds, and higher temperatures. Thursday looks fair and warmer. Forecast notes a general pressure pattern with a low belt west to New Mexico, a northwest low near the Dakotas, and an extensive Northwest high. Rainfall was light, with Eastport reporting rain and Northeast cloudiness. Temperatures ranged from 62 to 78 across coastal and inland points, with notable highs in Norfolk Washington 78 and Philadelphia 74. Forecast through Wednesday calls for interior showers in Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island, warmer conditions, and southerly winds for Connecticut and eastern New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Georgia
Ohio
Lake Superior
New Mexico
Kansas
Louisiana
Montana
Dakotas
North Platte
Middle Coast
Albany
New York
Gulf
Florida
Philadelphia
Boston
Portland
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Eestern
White Mountain Excursion by Raymond & Whitcomb
Raymond and Whitcomb organized a pleasure excursion to the White Mountains with five parlor cars. The special train left Causeway Street station at 1 10 p m for Boston and Maine. Some tourists will continue to Saguenay and Lake St John, with a Mt Nas special train planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountain
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
White Mountains
Hoston & Maine Railroad
Causeway Street
Saguenay
Lake St. John
Mtnas
Cambridge Debating Club Elects New Officers
The Cambridge Y. M. C. A. Debating Club elected officers last evening with Walter G. Davis as President, K. Goodale as Vice President, H. C. Fiske as Secretary, N. S. Fenwick as Treasurer, J. H. Gray as Librarian, and T. 2. Jones and J. K. Warnock as Executive Committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Debating Club
Cambridge Y. M.C. A. Debating Club
Walter G. Davis
K. ©. Goodale
H. C. Fiske
Trenasurer
Fenwick
J. H. Gray
T. 2
Jones
J. KE. Warnock
Stowaway Charles Kurston at Liverpool Station
Last evening Charles Kurston aged 19 in Liverpool England was brought to station for safe keeping by the captain of the Bos tonia of the British steamship line. He is to stow away and will be returned home once the ship is prepared to sail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kurston
Liverpool
England
Bostonia
British Steamship Line
Eall Kurston
Stand investigation on stock offer by Stereo Relief Decor Co
K F White, treasurer of the Stereo Relief Decorative Company at 29 Congress street, offers fully paid non-assessible stock at twenty five dollars a share to raise funds for larger premises. A Post representative toured the plant yesterday and saw a wide display of interior decorations. White notes orders exceed capacity and seeks capable agents promising ten percent commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K F. White
Stereo Relief Decorative Company
Congress Street
White
New England
Mass Horticultural Show Dazzles With Victoria Regia Display
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society opened its annual plant and flower exhibition in Horticultural Hall. Highlights include the Amazon lily Victoria Regia with six foot leaves and white blossoms a foot across, plus hundreds of species from Arnold Arboretum and Harvard Botanic Gardens. Awards spotlight numerous N. T. Kidder and J. H. White entries with prizes for palms, ferns, orchids, crotons, and decorative plants. Short Hills firm Pitcher & Manda exhibit rare potted plants. The event runs through Friday evening amid a huge turnout and extensive exhibits from Bowditch & Son, Miss E Slavin, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
John Simpkins
Yarmouthport
Fairman Rogers
Newport
RK. I
N. ‘T. Kidder
G. G. Weld
J. I. White
George W. Nickerson
Frank Becker
Bowditch & Son
E. M. Gill
A. W. Wheildon
E. Slavin
Pitcher & Manda
Short Hills
N. J
Arnold Arboretum
Harvard Botanic Gardens
J. TL. White
C. G. Weld
J. H. White
George A. Nickerson
Nathanil I. Kidder
CG. Weld
N. J. Kidder
Nathaniel I. Kidder
N. IT. Kidder
J. E H. White
G. A. Nickerson
N. Kidder
Og .l. Kidder
W. Gilmore
Cread
K. W. Gilmore
Benjamin Grey
M. 5. Walker
Preris
Arrival of Professor Busoni Prompts Boston Sojourn
A young man, Mr. William Steinert, enters Adams House with a Moscow labeled guest. The Russian pianist Professor Ferruci Busoni 25 joins New England Conservatory as faculty, accompanied by Mme. Busoni. They reside at the Langham, while Steinert coordinates reception. Also noted is a Massachusetts tenement life survey with agents collecting housing data across Boston, detailing questions on families, rooms, rent, and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams House
William Steinert
Ferrucci Busoni
Moscow
Imperial Conservatoire
New England Conservatory of Music
Busoni
Europe
Rubenstein
Germany
France
Austria
Italy
England
New England Conservatory
Conservatory
Mme. Busoni
Langham
Professor Busoni
New York
M. Steinert & Son
Liscoming
Steinert
Massachusetts Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Boston
United States
Open Fireplaces Return Amid Fashion and Low Wood Prices
The piece notes a shift back to open fireplaces as health and fashion influences waver, aided by Paine's Furniture Company low wood mantel prices. It highlights the cheery blaze and ventilation benefits that accompany the embrace of the traditional hearth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Furniture Company
Burglary at Roxbury Home Targets Houston Family Watches
A masked intruder entered the Roxbury residence of William Houston and Ernest Houston in the early hours, stealing a silver watch, a gold watch, and about $50 from the two men. He gained entry by breaking a window, examined rooms carefully, and escaped unseen. Police were alerted but found no trace. Footprints indicated thorough prior inspection of the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Houston
James A. Houston
R. H. White & Co
Maple and
Schuyler Streets
Roxbury
Houston
Ernest Houston
Mr. Houston
Bailey
Paving Methods reviewed by city street department
The street department explains its paving choices to fit budgets. Beacon street short section uses granite blocks instead of asphalt due to proximity to the southerly sidewalk. A diagonal asphalt block walk is being laid on the Common from Winter to Spruce streets. Lurner & Co. handles contracts including Rochester and West Newton streets. Hastings Works in Hudson, N.Y. supplies the asphalt blocks. Vitrified bricks have been tried on Genesee Oneida and Oswego. The department regards this as the only truly experimental work with generally favorable outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Arlington
Charles
West End
Winter Street
Spruce Street
Lurner & Co
Rochester Street
West Newton Street
Hastings Works
Hudson
N.Y
Carter
Genesee
Oneida
Oswego
North Cambridge Bridge Reopening Delayed By Dispute
North Cambridge residents question when the Fitchburg railroad over Walden street will reopen the unsafe bridge. The 1875 city built structure remains closed with repairs delayed while a decision hinges on whether the city or railroad owns final responsibility. City officials debate whether to rebuild or repair, amid public pressure for a temporary fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Street
North Cambridge
Fitchburg
Committee On
Aan
Melntire
Boston Public Schools reopen schedule for September exams
The Boston public schools will reopen on Wednesday September 9 with entrance exams. Normal School tests Tuesday September 8 at 9 am at Dartmouth and Appleton. High School exams on September 9 and 10 at 9 am at each school. Latin School candidates on September 9 with locations Warren Avenue and West Newton Street. Admits require character certificates from previous school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Public Schools
Dartmouth and
Appleton Streets
Boston
United States
Warren Avenue
West Newton Street
German American Technologists Prepare for City Convention
Delegates with their wives arrival today for a convention of German American technologists. Sessions set at the Orpheus Musical Society hall on Boylston Street with headquarters at Tremont House. Banquet planned there as about one hundred prominent German American visitors from New York Philadelphia Newark St Louis Cleveland Pittsburgh Washington and other cities attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River Line
The
Orpheus Musical Society
Boylston Street
Tremont House
New York
Philadelphia
Newark
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Washington
Cies
Nominations by the Governor at Executive Council meeting
The Executive Council approved governor nominations including George M. Whittaker for assistant secretary of the Board of Agriculture, James J. Minot for Hospital for Inebriates and Dipsomaniacs trustee, J. F. Croston as medical examiner, Patrick Robinson as Nantucket harbor pilot, and Elisha S. Converse as Soldiers' Home trustee. Also notes sugar quality and a sale of one hundred second-hand safes by Gheny, L. C U Morris & You at Sudbury Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
George M. Whittaker
Southbridge
Board of Agriculture
James J. Minot
Boston
J. F. Croston
Haverhill
William Cogswell
Patrick Robinson
Nantucket Harbor
Elisha 8
Converse
Malden
Gheny
L. CU
Morris & You
Sudbury Street
Towle Seen as Ideal Senate President If Re-elected
The piece profiles George M. Towle as a strong choice for the Massachusetts Senate presidency, noting his parliamentary knowledge, self-control, and balanced demeanor. It argues his experience and dignity would unite the chamber, urging support should he win re-election in the Second Norfolk District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crapo
Hates
Worcester County
W. W. Rice
Allen
Worcester Gazette
Senator Oar
Journal of Saturday
Standard
New Bedford
Mercury
Journal
Advertiser
Boston
Transcript
Record
Beacon
Argus-Advocate
East Boston
Patriot
Barnstable
Post Register
Yarmouth
Herald
Fall River
Monitor
Citizen
Weymouth
Gazette
Memorial
Old Colony
Dispatch
Brockton
Hingham
Melrose
Reporter
Observer
Salem
Lowell
Somerville
Spy
Worcester
Chronicle
Sun
Attleboro
North Attleboro
North Adams
Southbridge
Holyoke
Recorder
Sempleton
Union
Springfield
Alien
Courier
Mail
Vox Populi
News
Traveller
Commercial Bulletin
Home Journal
Republican
Enquirer
South Boston
American
Lawrence
Eagle
Sentinel
Fitchburg
Item
Lynn
Telegram
Newburyport
Dorchester
Woburn
Westfield
Advocate
Haverhill
Whitman
Malden
Easthampton
West Roxbury
Press
Everett
Peabody
Enterprise
Free Press
Eastboston
Harmony
Waltham
Bulletin
Jamaica Plain
Pittsfield
Express
Amherst
Great Barrington
Towle
Senate
Boston Transcript
George M. Towle
State Senate
Norfolk
Republicans Split Over State Committee Leadership
The State Committee faces distrust over last fall's campaign and internal strife. Theodore C. Bates of Worcester narrowly won reelection as chairman amid calls for stronger organization and a more active organizer to energize town and city committees. A Williams D. Somer of Beverly proposal is touted as a remedy to infuse outside life into local units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore C. Bates
Worcester
Glasgow
Bates
Burdett
Sheardl
Commonwealth
Party Press
State
Republican Editorial Association
Bost
William D. Somer
Beverly
Big political fight splits Pittsburgh League presidency bid
Senator Quay and Pittsburgh politicians arrive in Philadelphia in a split bid over the State League of Republican Clubs. Quay supports John Robinson for president as a test of party strength against Magee, with $1600 to fund 160 clubs and three delegates each. If admitted, Robinson allies gain leverage toward Dalzell’s presidency. rejection risks a split into two leagues amid Auditor-General and State Treasurer race tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittspurg
Quay
Pittsburg
Philadelpha
John Robinson
Delaware County
State League of Republican
Chris Magee
Millsburg
McCandless
State League
Lindsay
George Miller
Stuart
Philadelphia
Robinson
Dalzell
Harrisburg
Cabinet Makers Strike in Chicago
About 1000 cabinet makers in fifty shops walk out for an eight hour day abolition of piece work and higher wages. Employers oppose, saying changes would push Chicago manufacturers from the market. Trip adverts and bond sales notices also appear in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cniiaco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cincinnati
Anson
Ewing
N. 1
Clarkson
Rhines
Mei’hes
Len
Ciscinnati
Buston
Ff. BN. PO. A.K
He BH
PO. A
Rhee
O'Longas
Stovey
I.f
UW Lig
Oj Lowe
Eing. Jf
Gl Kelly,c.,, 0 16 0 1 Ein’y.c
OG Nash
O Tucker
Ifiroile Ns
Ing’nc
Ol Quinn
Prings
Hooston
Tong
Urowning
Kelly
Vickery
Ordimande
Hutchinson
Hich
Kuckley
Flernan
Richardson
Sehriver
Lyan
Bkwing
Richardson Glasscock
Cor
Richarnon
Conroy
Carroll
Lynch
Pyitsburg
N. S
Pittaburg
Adelphia
Mance
Piia
Ccosesss
Pittaturg
Errors
Jalawin
Kaper and Clements
Karyed Rana— Howe
Corkhill
Kwika
Hanlon
Shugart
Lally
Hamilton
Myer
Esper
Mierbaur
Keckley
Meyers
Miller
Shindle
McQuaid
N. L
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Young
Caruthers
Kinslow
Pany Arena
Foutz
McKean
Collins
Grimm
Balla
Ott Young
Childs
Virtue
Chilis
Ely
Emeslle
Athletics
A. A
St. Louis Browns
Stivetts
St. Lous Jacasees
Stivetta
Sarling
Corcoran
Wood
Metamany
Larkin
O'Neil Lyons
Comiskey
Danny
Milligan
Webying
O'Neil
Boyle
Fuller
Hallman
Cross
Ails
Cyoas
Wedying
Stiveits
Ferguson
Jime
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Theiball
Killen
Whhite Healy
Gamo Sis Ree
Ballenes
Vaughn
Healy
Townsend
Gilbert
Gilim
Shook
Dalrymple
van Tlaliren
Staien Lases
Balis
Louisville
Louisvilles
Jennings
Cocs
Cossesses E
Mares
Foreman
McGuire
Meekin
Call Barned
Weaver
Taylor
Jenniigs
Cahill
Meevkin
Kerius
National League
Cent
US Association
Per Claba
Piaved
Lowis
Occ
Cass
Miwatroo
Post
Bam
J.M
Larometer
Motmeter
Hoston
Bismarck
Dak
Loudy
Ctmgano
Cincinnnati
Etroit
Duluth
el Vaso
Texas
Fair Eastport
Kola Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Fla
Solo
Kansas City
Montreal
Marquette
Mich
Orleans
Au Brancisco
Ralt
Horticultural Society
Victoria Regia
Professor Busont
James A. Trouston
Cambridge
Charles H. Allen
House of Representatives
Wellesley
John D. Long
Henry L. Dawes
Lareen
Mills
Ite
Boston Police Commission
Hie
Joseph M. Day
Butler
Somerville Wharf & Improvement Company
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Springfield Republican
State Street
Charles Fairchild
E. D. Hayden
George Y.l. Meyer
Mr. Allen
Lodge
Colonel Goetting
Mr. Crapo
Republican Club
Mr. Lodge
Pillsbury
Lexington
Framingham
Belmont
Mr. Ora
Brackett
Jett
Sarena
W Nessy
Allen Desan
State Committee
Pennsylvania Republican League
Massport
St. John
Calais
St. Andrews
Annapolis
Halifax
N. W. Harris & Co
Ivestors
Perry Davis
Pain Killer
Pai
Pattyson
Tremont Temple
Judge Parmenter
Municipal Criminal Court
McKim
Harris
Commissioners of Public Institutions
Westboro Insane Hospital
Insane Hospital
Christian
Leyland Line
Andrew Christian
Sebastopol
Balaklara
Safe Deposit Vaults
Equitable Building
Edward R. Andrews
F. G. Storey
Norfolk Avs
Hasapden
Norfolk Avenue
Magazine Street
Eadmate
Bedford Street
Cypress
A. T. Stearns Lumber CQ
Neponset
Mass
Devonshire St
G. A. Vanill
Kingston
Iliant
Teds Baldwin
Northampton Sti
Yarawion Park
Han&isomely
Stonog
Noston Commercial College
Beacon St
Tremont St
Wynn
South Dakota
Oconcins & Peck
Proprieto
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!