Reds Bound to Win and Umpire’s Blunders Hurt Boston
Boston and Columbus played an odd exhibition at Congress Street. wild pitching and tight defense dominated. Gastright and Brouthers issued many bases on balls as Boston batted poorly, while Dowse’s throws and Twitchell’s outfield plays stood out. Cincinnati later routed Boston 7 to 6 in a separate affair, with solid hitting and sharp fielding sealing the win.
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Northern New England shows more clouds with possible light showers tonight while temperatures rise and southerly winds persist. Southern New England remains mostly clear with warm temperatures and southerly winds. Friday may bring more clouds and local showers with high daytime temps and a sharp fall at night in northern districts.
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The report lists mean daily values including barometer 0.12 and mean daily temperature 66.3 with a maximum 76.4 and minimum 55.6. It notes mean daily dew point and relative humidity around 34.0 percent, total precipitation and wind statistics, reflecting long term normals from many years.
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Tighwell
American Bowling League Conference Opens in New York
Messrs. Wood and Lodge of the Boston Athletic Association depart for New York to attend the American Bowling League conference. Delegates from New York New Jersey Brooklyn and Massachusetts clubs will consider revising alley ball and pin regulations to improve strikes and spares and enhance the sport.
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Messrs
FM. Wood
H. E. Lodge
Boston Athletic Association
New York
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
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County Fair Opens at Park Theatre Tonight
The 01-02 season opens at the Park Theatre with The County Fair a life on Rockport Farm. Otis Tucker Sally Greenaway Taqua Tim and Aunt Abby are on deck for opening night. A full dress rehearsal impressed with a fast panorama, lively choir, placid cow, and strong scenic effects drawing a large audience.
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Rockbortom Farm
Otis Tucker
Sally Greenaway
Taqua
Tim
Abby
County Fair
Park Theatre
Delegates split among Allen and Crapo in Boston noms
Nominations for state convention delegates closed at 3 pm in Boston. Ward by ward, Allen holds most state tickets with several wards listing Crapo or mixed delegations. Prohibitionists expect diverse slates, considering D. H. Rice support in several wards and potential bids for Governor and other statewide offices.
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Allen
D. H. Rice
Brookline
Savage
Taunton
Aliien
Crapo
Crapos
Wankle
B. F. Campbell
Ia Day
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J. A. Dresser
Iay
B.S. Parker
Fisk
Warn
Charles Fairchild
Roger Wolcott
Samuel Jobson
A. J. Prescott
R.E. Robbins
Prohibitionists to Held State Convention in Worcester
The State Prohibition Convention gathers at Mechanics Hall Worcester Wednesday September 10:30 am. Delegates are urged to attend for a large turnout with speeches by Augustus R Smith William Ut Boole John Lloyd Thomas John H Hecter J H Larry and others. Evening session led by the Young Men's State Prohibition.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Worcester
Augustus R. Smith
Lee
William Ut. Boole
John B. Gough
John Lloyd ‘Thomas
National Prohibition Committee
John H. Hecter
Prohibition
J. H. Larry
Little Rhody
State Senate Race Shapes Up For Next Winter
A New Bedford district candidate, Representative Butler, resigns from the City Committee to seek the Republican nomination. Essex’s Senator Southwick faces ex-Representative Sillars in a three way GOP contest, while Democrat Crowley of Danvers is expected to be a strong nominee. In Sixth Essex, Colonel Rowell leads Republican delegates. Dems eye a three cornered bid. Ha verhill and Hyde Park districts show further Republican talks with Verdinand J. Wyman mentioned as a possible candidate.
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Butler
Southwick
Essex
Sillars
Danvers
Third House
Daniel N. Crowley
Essex County
Lowe
Frank Richardson
Shaw
Newburyport
Haverhill
Ben. Brickett
Lauce
Verdinand J. Wyman
Hyde Park
Mr Whitney's Proposed Ride With West End Road
President Whitney planned a day aboard a Hampden Street car to hear grievances of conductors and drivers about new timetables. He invited employees to present complaints without fear of losing positions and aimed to settle issues fairly. Thompson indicated Whitney should ride next Saturday on Franikin Park line to observe schedules and meals.
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Question of Birth and Marriage in Adams Case Rivets Court
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled the 1880s deed and California divorce records did not entitle James Adams, a 10 year old illegitimate son, to a share of nearly $100,000 under a Massachusetts will. The court found the divorce void against legitimate children and questioned whether legitimation could confer a claim, directing no share to the plaintiff.
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Anne ‘I. Adams
Charles W. Adams
Seth Adams
Newton
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Anne ‘T.’ Adams
Maine
New York
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California
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Texas
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Mrs. Smith
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Flower show awards at Massachusetts Horticultural Society event
Amid crowded Horticultural Hall visitors tour the Massachusetts Horticultural Society display as judges award numerous prizes for dahlias asters and related blooms. Special prizes funded by Parker Wood & Co. and J Vaughan highlight top collections and single specimens across multiple categories with William C. Winter and Mrs Mary L Goddard repeatedly earning honors.
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Parker, Wood & Co
Forte
Hine Leach
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Ay Fie
K. ‘Tt
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J. Vaughan
Chicago
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F. Vanderbilt
Mra Mary ‘I. Goddard
Joseph — el. White
G. G. Weld
F. 8. Davis
I.M. Gill
D. Richards
Reunion of Veterans of the Sixteenth Massachusetts Battery
The Sixteenth Massachusetts Battery Association held its annual reunion at the United States Hotel with 27 members attending a noon dinner. A business meeting elected George W. Bailard president, H. J. Pickersgill vice president, William H. Walbridge chaplain, and George K. Walton secretary treasurer. They voted to meet next year on the first Wednesday in September at the same hotel.
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Superior Court Equity Actions Involving Partners and Receivers
In Suffolk Massachusetts Fifth Session in Equity two cases arise. Sherman Walker sues Ewil Meyers to dissolve the partnership and appoint a receiver. Burton v Treat previously named receiver had charge but was denied removal and ordered to suspend business until case ends. Alfred A Marcus sues H Staples Potter for accounting and injunctive relief over Boston Water Power bonds. Injunction denied without prejudice and case to master upon filing of answer within one week.
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Burton v. Treat
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H. Staples Potter
Bill
Boston Water Power Company
Bacon
W. W. Gooch
Probate Court Wills and Administrations Listed Across Middlesex
Wills presented Sept 2 include Arthur Bambeault Lowell George W Cummings Groton William W Howe Marlboro and many others across Cambridge Somerville Watertown and Newton Administrations named for John M Curtice Lowell Catherine Davis Cambridge and others across Malden Readings Lexington Maynard Everett Medfora and Mountainville N Y.
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Waterstown
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Winchester
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Franklin Manson
Framingham
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Melrose
Dorcas Jane Meriam
Mary E. Seaver
Malden
Edward U. Simpson
Frederick Suessle
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Holliston
Lacey F. Freeman
Dracuts
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Hannah M. Farrar
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Robert W. Parker
Woburn
Jane Bird
Matilda Scudder
John Ryan
Natick
Susannah Staples
Mary Ann T. Hiarrington
Lexington
Harriet M. Allen
Newton
Adeline Bryant
Hugh (Ilmore
Rebecca Jameson
Margaret Donherty
Maynard
Augustus Wilkins
Everett
Corliss Wadleigh
Medfora
Mary A. Nickerson
Mary Studley
George Wilkins
Julia A. Stevens
Sarah A. Makant
Michael Carr
Warren L. Bullock
Wiliam C. Child
Medford
Susan E. Hammond
Lawson Valentine
Mountainville
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Mary L. Weymouth
Augustus Anson Whitney
Charles Robinson
Striking fishermen discuss troubles and outreach
The striking fishermen met at 258 Commercial street to discuss their troubles and sent communications to Gloucester and Provincetown fishers asking them to stay away from Leston during the dispute. Some strikers have reportedly shipped on other vessels.
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Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Claim and Endorsement Seal
An odd historical claim extols Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as a cure for stomach liver and kidney diseases, constipation, rheumatic pains and diabetes. It states centuries of recognition and urges obtaining the product with the Kner & Mendelson Co New York signature on each bottle neck.
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Kner & Mendelson Co
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