Memorial tribute to John Boyle O Reilly in Boston
Crowded Dedication night honors John Boyle O Reilly with portraits flags and speeches by Mayor Harrington General Butler and others. Leaders praise his American Irish unity poetry journalism and advocacy while a resolutions committee plans a public memorial funded by subscriptions.
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Messrs
Butler
Higginson
Capen
Lins
Byrne
Emont
Perth
John Boyle O'Reilly
John R. Murphy
James S. Murphy
Mr. Eilly
George M. Towle
Ire B. Loring
Richard F. Tobin
Ilip J. Doherty
Patrick Donatioe
John H. Imes
The
Herald
James H. Clarke
Arles H. Taylor
Globe
FE. H. Clement
Transcript
M. J. Flatley
Platley
Thomas J. Ga
L. P. Boland
J. J. O’brien
P. A. Collins
William KE. Russell
John Conlon
John E. Fitzgerald
P. T. Hanley
John H. Sullivan
James A. McGeough
L. VM. Montgomery
Elmer Sh.Capen
Paul H. Kendricken
Stephen ‘O’meara
M. IT. Donohoe
H. A.m’glenen
Robert I. Pitch
W. A. Hovey
Denis B. Cashman
John M. Brennan
Providence
R. L. M. PR. Curran
Niccee Richards
Edward Reardon
W. J. O’hearn
I.S.N
John Reade
Edwin D. Mead
New Bedford
Mr. O'Reily
United States
Plymouth
John Boyie O'Reilly
Ellish
O'heilly
Wendell Phillips
Charles Levi Woodbury
Boston
Laffayette
O'Reilly
Ireland
O’reilly
William Byrne
Nature
Friends of Ireland
Land League
Parnell
Ty Reilly
Henry M. Rogers
Committee On
Bostons
John Boyle O’ Reilly
Thomas J. Gargan
Charles H. Taylor
Press Club
Francis A. Walker
St. Botolph Club
Robert F. Clark
Boston Athletic Association
James Jeffrey Roche
Papyrus Club
Thomas B. Fitz
Colonel Olin Emerges as Strong GOP Secretaries Hope
Political gossip notes Colonel Olin gains momentum as a Republican nomination contender for Secretary of State. The Howland camp faces defections as many supporters switch to Olin, casting doubt on Howland’s ability to perform the duties. The Commonwealth watches the contest with broad party backing favoring Olin.
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Colonel Olin
Mr. Howland
Howland
Collector Beard
Olin
Commonwealth
Mr. Olin
Dailinger Poised For GOP Nomination In Middigger Race
In the third Middigger senatorial district Captain F. W. Dailinger is a probable winner for the Republican nomination. G. H. Bennink and John Reed are rivals, with Senator Hunt seeking renomination and Representative Coveney of Cambridge contesting the Democratic nomination.
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F. W. Dailinger
G. H. Bennink
John Reed
Hunt
Representative Coveney
Cambridge
Iit
Dishonest Clerks Victimize Cobb Aldrich Co Grocers
Inspectors Gerraughty and Burke traced thefts at Cobb Aldrich Co 710 to 720 Washington. Frank Durgin and Isaac McLean confessed to stealing goods and money daily from 825 to 2500 dollars over the past year. One man was cashier, the other ran the butter and cheese counter.
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Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Washington Street
Gerraughty and
Burke
Frank
Durgin
Isaac A. McLean
Single Tax Argument Sparks Actor Employment Debate
Letter to the editor from E. Lucas of Boston argues that a higher demand for actors under the single tax would boost employer competition for talent and reduce worker competition, countering an editorial claim about equal job loss from increased competition. He likens it to tariff removal boosting manufacturers and workers.
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Post
James A. Herne
E. Lucas
Boston
Forfeited to Both Nines Clubs Clash Sparks Scorn
A disputed game led to protests and a row, with Cleveland's team routing their opponents as tensions over the national game surface. Officials faced criticism as players and crowd clashed, drawing sharp judgment from local and national observers.
Anson Forfeits Game Over Umpire Dispute
Captain Anson faced criticism after a disputed start to the game when he appointed a catcher as umpire without consulting the Boston captain or manager. The clash over authority led to a forfeit threat and a delayed second game, with both sides to present their case to the national committee.
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Anson
McQuaid
Smith
Selee
Tom Burns
Nagle
Hines
Paul
Carroll
Tucker
Hutchinson
Kittredge
Mr. Selee
B. F. Shattuck
E. E. Rankin
St. Louis
Bagnall
Hardie
Soden
Young
National League Baseball Association
Fessenden
Boston
Chicagos
Bostons
National Committee
Chicago
Bostons and Chicagos Clash In Fielding Dominance
In a Boston Chicago matchup the home side impressed with flawless fielding led by Lowe at short. Getzein and Ganzel shone on the mound while Anson shuffled in new infielders. Boston scored early after a sequence of hits and errors, but Chicago tallied all their runs in the fifth before the late innings.
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Bostons
N. L
Chicagos
Lowe
Carroll
McGarr
Getzein
Ganzel
Anson
Luby
Nagle
Bkostons
Hutchinson
Kittredge
Cooney
Smith
Tackers
Hines
Tucker
Wilmot
A.K
Pos AY
Ee Hines
Winnot
Hardie
Lrodie
Burns
Glenalvin
Ganzell
Earle
Hutch’son
Toston S.seesees
Asecawu
Simith
Brodie
Cutchinson
Hestons
Flard
Boston Beats Clevelands In Error-Riddled Tilt
The Bostons defeated the Clevelands on Congress street ground in a long game with 18 hits for Boston and 13 against. Radbourn pitched through nine, Gruber six, then McGill, with key double plays and six innings of offense by Boston. Tebeau was ordered from the field after disputing a call as Murphy stole two bases and Brouthers starred. Attendance 1,451.
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Bostons
P. L
Clevelands
Congress Street
Radbourn
Gruber
McGill
Murphy
Brouthers
Richardson
Nash
Tebeau
Radbourne
Delehanty
Holbert
Sutcliffe
Browning
Brennan
Quinn
Dan Brouthers
PO. A. E
Larkin
Tyes
Richards
Tebeanobik
le O
Irwin
Stricker
Richardeon
Tebean
Philadelphia and Cincinnati clash in rocky fielding game
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 14 to 12 in a hard hitting, error prone contest. Cleason Smith Gray and Foreman Mullane Harrington share batteries. Attendance 2149. Key hits include two base and three base blows by multiple players.
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Philadelphias
N. L
Cincinnatis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Gleason
Latham
Marr
Knidht
Harrington
Gray
Foreman
Powers
Cleveland Beats New York in Final Game of Series
The Cleveland team lost its third straight as New York defeated Cleveland 4 to 1 in New York. Vian pitched well but costly walks plus New York hitting decided the outcome. Scoring included two base hits by Rusie and Gilks and three base hit by Tiernan. Attendance was 104 with time of 1 hour 30 minutes.
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NEW Yorks
N. L
Clevelands
New York
Cleveland
Vian
John St
New York City
Brooklyns Edge Pittsburgs in Close Baseball Game
The Brooklyn nine defeated Pittsburg 5 to 4 in a tight finish. Runs came in the last inning with three unearned tallies. substitutions sparked a dispute. Hurlers Day Decker and Caruthers Clark paired hits and a key three-base hit by Caruthers boosted Brooklyn's bid. Attendance 437. umpire Strief.
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Brooklyns
N. L
Pittsburgs
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
O'Neill
Rae Ted
Vpittsburgs
lDay and Decker
Caruthers and Clark
Harned
Decker
O'Diden
Caruthers
Hurke
O’brien
O'Nay
Rooklyns
Wilson
O'brien
Burns
Terger
Sales
Hecker
Miller
Iserger
Wilt Juetes
Kay
Hai
Clark
Strief
New York and Buffalo Split Two Games in New York
In New York on Sept 2 the New Yorks beat the Buffalos in both games. The first game featured strong fielding amid heavy batting with New Yorks 6 to 5 and included a home run by O Rourke and multiple players across both teams. The second game saw New Yorks win 14 to 6 with 17 hits for New Yorks and 15 for Buffalos, supported by key plays from Vaughn Connor and Slattery.
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New York
Buffalo
Bisons
Buffalos
Ccecsse Ceee-Do
New Yorks
Arteries
J. Mwing
O’kay
Vaughn
Stafford
Halligan
Isuffalos
Connor
Vaughn Richardson Regains Lead With Walks and Errors
First base on balls went to Vaughn and Richardson off J Ew ing for four. Stafford had two. New Yorks and Buffalos had one error each. Pitched by Shannon Halligan Wise White Faatz Stafford. Double play Rowe and Faatz. Passed ball Halligan. Attendance 870. Umpires Gatiney and Sheridan. Time 1h 65m.
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New Yorks
Clevelands
Rusie
Buckley
Vian
Ana Zimmer
Gilks
Tiernan
Glasscock
Whistler
Rus
MutatGs Sc
Buffalos
Butteries
Crane
Ewing
Stafford
Mack
Huttalos
Slattery
Clarke
Rowe
Shannon
O'Rourke
Connor
Richardson
Johnson
White
Wise
Sheridan
Gattney
Vaughn
J. Ewing
Halligan
Faatz
Gatiney and Sheridan
Philadelphias top Pittsburgs in batting duel
The Philadelphias defeated the Pittsburgs 10 to 8 in Philadelphia on September 2 in a game highlighted by Griffin and Fogarty sensational running catches and a star defensive play by Corcoran for Pittsburg. Attendance was 657 as 13 base hits by Philadelphias compared with 8 for Pittsburgs.
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Philadelphias
P. L
Pittsburgs
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Griffin
Fogarty
Corcoran
Buftinton
Cross
Tener
Hurley
Philadelee
Wood
Beckley
Pickett
Shindle
Hallman
Hanlon
Unkey
Kuehne
Bullinton
Fbeckley
Wisner
Snyder
Pearce
Brooklyn Beats Chicago In Final Ballgame Of Series
The Brooklyns defeated the Chicagos 8 to 5 in a late 19th century baseball clash. Sawders pitched well after a rough first inning and Ward’s team fielded excellently. Key hits included two base hits by Orr Daily and Neil and three base hits by Ward Joyce and Shugert. Attendance reached 1018 with Knight and Jones as umpires.
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Brooklyns
P. L
Chicagos
Brooklyn
Chicago
Ward
Sawders
Ole
Daily
Barstow
Farrel
Orr
Neil
Joyce
Shugert
Duses
McGeachy
Pfeffer
Baseball Scores From The Week Across Associations
In the American Association games, Wilmington defeated Athletics 3 to 2, Syracuse beat Toledos 10 to 8, Rochester tied Louisvilles 3 to 3, and Baltimore and Columbus both finished 6 to 6. In the Atlantic Association, New Haven defeated Newarks 7 to 6 while Lebanon-Lebanons won 4 to Harrisburgs 1.
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American Association
Wilmington—Athletics
St. Louis
Syracuse
Toledos
Rochester
Rochesters
Louisvilles
Baltimore
Baltimores
Columbus
Atlantic Association
New Haven
New Havens
Newarks
Lebanon—Lebanons
Harrisburgs
United Typothet Opens Annual Convention in New York
The United Typothet held its annual convention in Chickering Hall with 150 delegates under President Horace J. Rockwell. H. O. Houghton delivered the address urging discussion of shorter working hours and arbitration in disputes, while noting apprenticeship reform and copyright questions. The treasurer reported receipts of 283175 and expenses 111218, with committee actions on membership, copyright amendments, and uniformity of type. Delegates later toured Boston theaters, and business reconvened for morning sessions.
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United Typothet
Chickering Hall
Horace J. Rockwell
H. O. Houghton
Messrs. Woodward
St. Louis
Rogers
New York
Usher
Boston
Messrs. Little
Whitter
Richmond
Wilson
Cambridge
Innis
Theo. L. DeVinne
Pugh
Cincinnati
K. A. S. Rollins
Malden Engineer Injured in Crossing Collision
Samuel Kingston, injured when a chemical engine collided with a passenger train at Cross street crossing in Malden, is more comfortable. Doctors now believe amputation of part of his foot will not be necessary.
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Malden
Samuel Kingston
Cross Street
Notes to Trolls on Grammar and Sight of Elders
The writer discusses spelling and grammar issues raised by a headline and cites Professor Latham on the usage It is me versus It is I noting the omission of the two lines in a typeset line He reflects on President Eliot's Forgotten Millions and the view of Mt Desert visitors about native communities and how communities send members into the wider world.
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Taverner
Latham
Mt. Desert
Eliot
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