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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1891

Page

8

Boston Reds defeat Columbus Reds in first inning showcase

The Chicago game features Anson in a white wig and false whiskers as Boston loses to Chicago. Leiper walks eleven and seven score, while Griffith shines for the Reds with strong support. Dow’s umpiring stirs dispute as the game shifts from Columbus to Boston, culminating in a Reds victory and prep for a clash with St Louis.

Reds Columbus Congress Street Leiper Cape May Sohmelz Grifith Redz Mahoney Clarence Dow Dow Crooks Schmelz Irwin Farrell Griffith Murphy Hos Grown Duffy Buffinton Brown Dowse Daffy Richardson Balla Strtcker Radford Buminton Dusty Tom Brown Stricker Farrer O'Rourke Tuffee St. Louis Boston CoLt Mbis A.B Bhic Ke Brown Moffy,r.ft O§'Arke Jarrell Juffect Sneedrs Olfwitel’lac OU Murphy Ijbowseac GimMi.w O Lehane Hadt'rd UlLelper Manned Rooney Heston Farrel Madford Siome Rats Grimib Buffee H Richardson Traffy Buffer Chicago N. L Vickery Vieffer Ryan Wilmot Anson

Weather Outlook for New England and Mid Atlantic

Northern New England to have nearly clear today with fair tonight and cooler temperatures. Southern New England sees fair weather today but uncertainty remains as a storm en route from Virginia may bring northeast winds, clouded skies, and a cold rain tonight. Sunday looks fairer in the north, uncertain in the south.

New England Virginia North Carolina Ohio Tennessee Cincinnati Lynchburg Florida Massachusetts Vermont Ontario Lake Mississippi Valley Washington Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island Connecticut New York

Observations at Boston Weather Report

A weather summary from Boston lists thermometer readings around 71.5 degrees, relative humidity about 73 percent, southerly to westerly winds, and zero precipitation. Mean daily temperatures show a high near 75.5 and a low near 7.0 with a mean dew point around unspecified. Normal values from eighteen years are 75.5 high and 7.0 low.

Boston A.M. Sr Fiarometer

FOOD AND HEALTH EXHIBITORS MEET AT GROCER'S EXCHANGE

The Kosten exhibitors at the Food and Health Exposition met informally at the Grocers' Exchange Central Wharf with general manager George H L Bond presiding. He outlined the fair and urged ready exhibits for Oct 5 opening. Excursions planned from many Union cities and Halifax. Other speakers included Benjamin Johnson Howard W Spurr Joseph Burnett A A Knights W H Raymond and Jacob P Bates. Appalachian Mountain Club excursion to Newfound Lake leaves Boston for Bristol New Hampshire with Mt Cardigan ascent as chief feature.

Grocers’ Exchange Central Wharf George HL Bond Union Halifax Messrs Benjamin Johnson Howard W. Spurr Joseph Burnett A. A. Knights W. H. Raymond Jacob P. Bates Appalachian Mountain Club Boston Lowell Newfound Lake New Hampshire Bristol N. H Hear Mountain Inn Bridgewater Mt. Cardigan

Billings Family Reunion Held At American House

President Gilbert Billings presided over about 100 Billiors family members at the seventh annual reunion. An address of welcome opened the program, Mrs. S. D. Downs sang an original hymn, and Dwight Billings Montague read the annual report. Dinner followed at 1 pm with lit erary and musical exercises in the afternoon. Rev. E. M. Billings of Amherst was elected secretary and treasurer.

Massachusetts World’s Fair managers meet on state building plans

The first monthly meeting of the World’s Fair managers of Massachusetts was held in the Bears building. All members attended. Four architectural plans were presented for the Massachusetts State building by Peabody and Stearns, Van Rant and Flowe, H L Cobb, and Kendall and Stevens. Plans were reviewed and taken under consideration.

Massachusetts Bears State Building Peabody & Stearns van Rant & Flowe H. L Cobb Kendall & Stevens

Allen 18 Way Ahead In Governor Contest In Lowell

The report shows Colonel Allen of Lowell leading the Governor race for delegates to the State Convention with expectations of a two thirds majority. Crapo's support wanes, Boston caucuses loom large, and Bates' backing splits Crapo backers. Turner of Malden pushes for Auditor while Major Gould fights to reclaim a nomination. Kimball and Palmer backers add to a crowded field. first ballot result is uncertain.

Colonel Allen Lowell Allen Mr. Crapo Wedford Crapo Boston Worcester County Bates New Bedford Turner Malden Lurner Major Gould Gould Springfield Union Mr. Gould Kimball Fitchburg Palmer Groton

Home Market Club Banquet Plans Amid Headquarters Shuffle

Colonel Albert Clarke of the Home Market Club visits the Republican State Committee at Beacon Street to discuss a forthcoming banquet. He learns the party HQ moved from School Street, meets Colonel Julius Cesar Chappelle, and notes speakers may include Major William McKinley, Congressman Thomas Reed, Senator Aldrich, and Senator Hoar with Reed and Aldrich ready to join if McKinley can attend.

Home Market Club Albert Clarke Republican State Committee Beacon Street Burdett Brockton Republican City Committee Clarke School Street Julius Cesar Chappelle Thither Colonel Clarke Boston Mr. Burdett William McKinley Ohio Thomas K. Reed Maine Aldrich Rhode Island George JF. Hoar Reed, Aldrich Hoar

Sullivan Favored For Aldermen Over Council in East Boston

Friends of Alderman John H. Sullivan press his candidacy to return to the Board of Aldermen as Mayor Flynn retires the Council field shows risk for Democracy in backing a Councillor run. Sullivan’s wide popularity contrasts with uncertainty about broader party gains in the district and other races include Kennedy for State Senate, Mullane and Jenkins contesting its seat, and Day seeking to reclaim the House liquor committee chair.

John H. Sullivan K. J. Flynn Sullivan Boston Jenkins Contesi Tower F. B. Day House Day John A. Campbell Frank Wood Frank Morrison Representative Mcknnney East

Fight Against Barrett Rocks Melrose Delegates Race

Post reports the Melrose caucus sparked a war within the Republican Party over Speaker Barrett. Opponents seek to unseat him, with Frank L. Washburn cited as a potential challenger from New Hampshire roots and Bates College pedigree. Washburn’s entry could trigger a heated contest, given Barrett’s past political bends and Washburn’s sharp fighting reputation.

Melrose Barrett Sarrett Frank L. Washburn B. J F. Butler General Court Washburn General Butler New Hampshire Bates College Mr. Crapo Crapo Willard Howland Commonwealth Olin H. O. Thomas Boston Thomas N. Hart William W. Crapp Colonel Allen

Delegates chosen in scattered Republican caucuses

Sept 4 reports list multiple towns naming state county and councillor delegates. Named delegates include Allen supporters in several wards, with unpledged groups and mixed loyalties across Watertown Worcester Chatham Ayer Newburyport and Springfield among others.

Delegates chosen to state and local Democratic conventions

Street Hall hosts a Wednesday caucus to select delegates for State and County conventions. Names include Warner Fenno and William Daly Jr. for State, Richard Ford and George L. Butters for Senatorial, John H. Collins and G A Wilfert for Councillor, and William H. Bryant for Representative. Delegates instructed to back Russell and Corcoran.

John McNeilly Richard Ford George L. Butters A. S. van Vorst Joseph Brodbine John H. Collins William Daly G. A. Wilfert William Fr. Walsh William H. Bryant Matthew Mulligan Fred Sullivan Daniel Gallagher W. H. Derby John Farrell John Farrell. . New Reprorp Allarge Z. W. Pease Z. Normandin Joseph Dawson Peter F. Sullivan John F. Edgerton Joseph Chausse F. L. Barney, Jr James E. Moore John O'Neil Charles S. Ashley Charles T

Oleomargarine Law Sparks Dealer Debate and Confusion

The article outlines ongoing uncertainty among oleomargarine manufacturers and retailers over law interpretations. Dealers seek clear guidelines on coloration, packaging, and lawful sale, noting backers from major firms, and recounting anecdotes from customers and inspections that illustrate the enforceability challenges and ambiguity of the current statutes. The attorney general and judiciary are urged to provide official definitions to stabilize the market.

Mr. Perkins Hammond Company Perkins Dairy Bureau Plumiey Swift & Co Squire Charlestown Navy Yard James F. Babcock Pillsbury Boston

Ninth Regiment Field Day Planned in Boston

The Ninth Infantry MVM officers met to approve a field day program in Boston on October 8. The day features instruction in route march skirmishing advance and rear guards flankers street firing. White helmets in full dress, 7000 rounds of blank ammo per regiment, assembly at 10 am, under orders from the Adjutant-General.

Ninth Infantry MVM Boston

Aid for Park Place Sufferers in Boston Meeting

At a Boston lithographers gathering in Eagle Hall last night a total of 500 was raised for families of those killed in the Park Place accident in New York. In addition, each member of the Lithographers Benefit's Association will receive 160.

Park Place Boston Eagie Hall New York

Sunday Notices at Newbury Street Churches

Sunday notices list multiple churches in Newbury Street and nearby areas with services at 10:30 or 11:00, sermons by Rev Leighton Works and Rev James M Chay, and a 2:45 pm lecture by Nes. H. S. Lake at Llan Public of all denominations invited. seats free. Other venues include St. Joan’s Broadway, Provie’s Church, and Y.M.C.A. meetings with varied speakers and choirs.

Fmmanuil Cheekkoh Newbury Street Leighton Works Elot Square Rexbury Ray Jats de Normandie Pemrce Werner Newbury Finst Eronrmee Keiseoval Chuach Dartmouth Harwich Streets Janes M. Chay St. Joan’s M BE. Chenen Broadway South Heaton Louis Albert Hanks Out The Imate of Prayer Columbia Avenue Berkeley Street Emory of. Haynes Jesus Andrews Minneapolia Y. M. Crgiatias Union Union Hall Boylston Street Damon Family Elfreda Anion Nettie Damon Dora P. Damon Mamie Damon

Habits of a Horse case before Supreme Judicial Court

The Commonwealth Supreme Judicial Court decides that the question on the plaintiff horse habits toward other horses should be admitted as evidence. The court notes the witness Curtis observed the horse with horses of his own firm and may be able to testify to its habits. The exception is sustained and the ruling on the question is reversed.

Edward Lynch J. W. Moore Curtis Day J. Chomas J. A. McGeough Reginald E. Daniels New York & New England Railroad Company Dedham Dwight Street Superior Court E. W. Burdett C. A. Snow A. Prince D. Weston Smith Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court Essex County Hannah F. Saunders Charles F. Saunders Patrick Demsey James Chambers McCullock

Hatch's Perfected Derby Opens This Friday

The opening of Hatch's Perfected Derby fall and winter styles is announced for Friday. The Derby has earned a strong standing with local trade for ease of fit and distinctive style. Readers are urged to view this hat before buying their fall headwear.

Hatch

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