Noted Yale man murder victim detailed in city report
The Yale graduate and surgeon Dr. Austin Rustin, son of Omaha residents, was killed amid rumors of enemies and financial ruin. Police questioned Mrs. Rice as a possible witness. motive remains unclear as investigations continue. His death follows a family history of tragedy including siblings and a father.
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Omaha murder victim ties knot with Haverhill bride
Dr. Frederick Austin who was murdered in Omaha was wed to Miss Grace How of Haverhill in 1898. The couple married at North Congregational Church on June 14, 1898, in a ceremony attended by many society people.
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Fast Cars Gather for Lowell Labor Day Road Race
Lowell prepares for the 250 mile Labor Day road race on the Merrimac Valley course as foreign cars arrive and practice begins. Local militia units from K C and G companies will patrol the course with about 500 men, including M and I companies from the Eighth Regiment. Fred Wagner arrives to start the race and aid final preparations for the Lowell Automobile Club.
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Brockton 4 Lowell 3 in New England baseball tilt
Brockton edges Lowell 4 to 3 as O Toole fans 10. McGovern Vandergrift and Mc Kernan drive runs for Brockton while Connors and O'Toole match on the mound with 10 strikeouts by O'Toole. Game featured six hits for Brockton and seven for Lowell in a tight afternoon matchup.
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Haverhill doubles up Lynn in 14 inning baseball doubleheader
Haverhill won 2–1 in 14 innings and 4–0 in a second game against Lynn. Courtney sparked both games with key hits while O'Toole and Abbott pitched well. The opener extended to 14 innings with Haverhill breaking the tie in the ninth, and the nightcap ended after 5 1/2 innings due to darkness.
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Lawrence and New Bedford Split Doubleheader
Lawrence and New Bedford split a twin bill with Lawrence taking the opener 5 to 1 while New Bedford captured the nightcap 5 to 0. the second game was halted in the eighth due to darkness. Wilson delivered a two RBI single in the first and another in the eighth for Lawrence. Connaughton made a one handed stop to prevent a run. Whiting pitched well for Lawrence. Coffin’s errant throw at third gave New Bedford a chance in the second game.
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Local matchups listed for five cities
Lynn at Lowell. Brockton at Haverhill. New Bedford at Lawrence. Fall River at Worcester.
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Worcester 8 Fall River 2 in New England baseball opener
Worcester defeated Fall River 8 to 2 in a hard hitting game. Bradley and Devine starred for Worcester while Grant faltered for Fall River before White finished. A doubleheader followed with notes on pennant contenders and Mrs. Mike Donlin watching from the visiting bench.
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Speaker to Join Red Sox in Time for Philadelphia Games
Tris Speaker, famed Little Rock center fielder and Southern league star, will join the Boston Red Sox and arrive in time to play in Labor Day games against Philadelphia. His arrival comes as Boston reorganizes the outfield, with two double-headers scheduled around a shift in October weather.
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Detroit Fans Rally Over Cobb Slump For Tyrus Hitouts
Detroit fans express frustration as Cobb struggles at bat while Tyrus remains in the spotlight with air swing jitters and mounting pressure from the crowd.
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Tommy Burns Overpowers Bill Lang in Melbourne Showdown
American heavyweight Tommy Burns defeated Australian Bill Lang in six rounds in Melbourne. Burns dominated after the second round, putting Lang to the floor multiple times before the count. Squires issued another challenge to Burns afterward.
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Silk O Loughlin’s Pronunciation Strain Endangers Career
Silk O Loughlin, famed for his strike tuh phrase, faces possible disgrace as a severe stomach ailment worsens from his ear piercing announcements. The condition threatens his future on the circuit.
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