Phillies and rivals clash as Boston downs Phillies
Boston defeats Philadelphia in a high attendance 14,000 crowd at the South End grounds. Huffing and batting errors marked the game as Boston jumps to fourth place while Philadelphia falls to fifth, with Hornung and Kelly prominent for Boston and Fogarty for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Madden
Bostons
Andrews
Phillies
Red Stockings
Buff
Ferguson
Hornung
Kelly
New Yorks Beat Washingtons In Slugging Exhibition
The masterly game ends with New Yorks scoring 9 and Washingtons 8 as Gore and Connor lead in hitting. Batsmen Hines Daily and Ward contribute early and the pitching staff, including Whitney and Keefe, yields a high scoring contest judged by umpire Valentine after 1 hour 55 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagos
Detroits
K. B
PO. A. E
R. LU
PO. A. FE
Oj Getzein
Nichlos
Gree
Ecceees
Lees
Thompson
Pfeffer
Angon
Gurne
Hirechase
Ryan
Junot
Clarkson
Getein
Richardson
Brouthers
Anson
New York
New Yorks
Washington
Keefe
Whitney
Washingtons. K. Bh.po.a. E
R. BU
Gore
Hines
Tiernan
Daily
Am Ward
O'Brien
Connor
O'Rourke
Mack G
OlMyers
Rich
Carroll
Farrell
A Keefe
Donnelly
Washingtons
B Brown
Mack
Valentine
Salem and Lowells Exhbition Ends Early for Train
In Lowell September 5 the Salems beat the Lowells 8 to 3 in a listless exhibition game ended after the eighth inning to allow the visitors to catch a train. Turner pitched poorly for Salem, while Kennedy fielded superbly at short. Notable: Murphy hit a home run for the Salems, and Dun and Turner contributed on the mound for Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Salems
Lowells
Turner
Kennedy
Salem
Higgins
Murphy
Henry
O.guinasso
Farrell
MecGant’le
Bishop
Shimano
Lowe
Ray
Cudworth
Guinnese
Dick Burns
Hamilton
McGunnigie
Guingsso
Duffy
McGunnigle
Doubie
Higxeins
Ioffing
Joe Sullivan
Lynnv
Local Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities
Staten Island Mets beat the St Louis 6 to 5. Brooklyn team defeated Louisville 14 to 4. Philadelphia team beat Cincinnati 3 to 2. Baltimore opened with 11 to 8 over Cleveland then 5 to 4. Salem tied Salem 6 to 6. Norwood notes Dedham team beat Norwoods 8 to Sto 0 with Walsh Curtis and McCauley starring for Boston Post League. Ellis had five singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Metropolitans
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Louisvilles
Philadelphia
Cincinnatis
Athletics
Baltimore
Baltimores
Clevelands
Salem
Lowells
Salems
Norwood
Dedhams
Walsh
McCauley
Curtis
Boston Post
Norwoods
Ellis
The
Manchesters
Monument Dedicated by Taunton G A R Post
Taunton September 5 a large gathering attended the dedication of the soldiers monument erected by Post 8 G A R with about 800 in the procession including Company F and the High School Cadets. The monument cost 2448 dollars and was built by Post 3 after years of city funding struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Armory Hall
City Hall
May- Hower Cemetery
Abner Coleman
Nash
Elliott
George A. Washburn
William Coggswell
J. P. Forbes
M. A.N. Hathaway
D. N. Couch
City Square
Post 3
Navy War College Opens In Newport With Sampson Lecture
Prince Thakore Sahib departed for Boston and New York as Newport hosts the naval war college opening ceremonies. Captain Sampson delivered the first lecture defending land warfare instruction and praising the Newport location for fostering toughness and sea access. Admiral Luce will assume leadership tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Prince Thakore Sahib
Boston
New York
Naval War College
Sampson
Annapolis
North Atlantic
Luce
The
War College
Two Local Suicides Reported in Maine Towns
In RockxiAnp Mrs. Frank B. Shaw 41 hanged herself in her daughter's swing after a year of illness with insanity blamed. In Avacosta Henry Sewell 65 shot himself in the temple between 11 a m Sunday and 1 p m today, despondent for weeks, found in an office chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RockxiAnp
Frank B. Shaw
Henry Morrison
Shaw
Avacosta
Henry Sewell
Kennebec County
Iris
State fair promises strong start with full departments
Lewiston Maine September 5 Tonight the State fair shows excellent promise with every department reported full. The noon East train carried seventeen heavily loaded cars. The first day opens with stock examination followed by green horse races and 2:37 and 2:34 classes. Thirty four horses are entered. City Hall hosts a large goods exhibit including Lewiston produced items and Cushman & Co Auburn shoe makers will have a large display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Cushman & Co
Auburn
Yachts and Yachting Regattas and Real Estate Notices
The Cohasset Club regatta results list winners in multiple classes led by Breeze and Lizzie Warren while the Beverly Club held an Open Regatta after a postponement. A South Boston Yacht Club race on Aug 27 was sailed at City Point with light winds and many entries cruising. Also reported are several land conveyances including parcels on Crescent Avenue Auburn Street and Pearl Street with modest sums noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Yacht Club
City Point
Breeze
Lizzie Warren
Thelma
Olivia
Fearless
Good Luck
Sunshine
CG. McKenna
W. H. Godfrey
G. I. Clark
J. E. Chandler
Frank P. Frizzell
Cohasset Club Regatta Opens with Light Breeze
The Cohasset Yacht Club held an open regatta with light morning winds turning east and freshening. Courses varied by class from nine to four and a half nautical miles with two laps each. The next regatta is the club championship, slated for next Saturday afternoon if weather permits.
Beverly Yacht Club Regatta at Monument Beach
The 125th Beverly Yacht Club regatta, open to members only, took place off Monument Beach. Two prizes awarded per class with a pennant to the Petrel in class three. Summary: First class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareham
Beverly Yacht Club
Monument Beach
Regatta at Marblehead crowns Atalanta in first class
The fourteenth Corinthian Yacht Club regatta run in light to moderate breeze saw five first class boats. Atalanta led all the way with Trudette second, while Kitty won the second class by eight minutes over Witch. Third class winner Ban shee led from start to finish on a six mile course. Cash prizes of 10 and 35 were awarded in each class alongside pennants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Philadelphias
Po.a. FE
A. E. Kelly
Madden
Bastian
Grinning
Ae Ae Cate
Hornung
Kelly
Fogarty
Pustian
Irwin
Nash
Buffinton
Aves
Sostons
Mulvey
Farrar
Clements
Empire
Doescher
Prrrspunia
Pittsburgs
Indianapolis
Galvin
Shomberg
Denny
Glasscock
Brown
Bassett
Boyle
Seery
Jimmy
Coleman
Loyle Estas
Hoosiers
Pittsburgers
Myers Aoueue
Carroll
Barkley
Smith
Kuehne
Whitney
Jack
Innine Galvin
Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Atalanta
Trudette
Echo
Countess
Tone
Eth
Kitty
Carmita
Witch
Expert
Petrel
Sprite
Banshee
Mabel
Pixey
Nerena
Josephine
Wraith
Vera
Mosquito
Horden
Gretz
Nixie
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Highlights
Listings show transfers across Newbury, East Third, Yarmouth, Congress, Parkman, Wyman, Southwood and other streets. Values range from $1 to $7,000 with several parcels mortgaged or totaling hundreds of square feet. Notable entries include transfers on Aug. 15–16 involving Alley Emmes Grant Ditson Parker Williams Drumney and others in Boston and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Avenue
Sarah B. Bowker
Annie E. Adams
Auburn Street
Revere
Edward Turner
John N. Wilfert
Pearl Street
Newbury Street
William H. Alley
Caroline A. Emmes
East Third Street
City of
Boston
George Grant
Yarmouth Street
Ethel Dalton
Sanborn Fifield
Congress Street
Oliver Ditson Et
Edward A. Greene
Parkman Street
George K. Parker
Cordelia A. Knowlton
Thomas Garfield
Dennis J. Kelly
Wyman Street
Betsey B. Gilman
John Kiley
Southwood Street
Wrest Roxpury
Charles H. Williams
Edward Rothfuchs
Grandview Street
Dorcuester
Nicholas D. Drumney
Andrew J. Wilkinson
West Cottage Street
Richard Co. Humphreys
Harvey H. Pratt
Josiah F. Prescott
Columbia Street
Nathaniel M. Robbins
John A. Chandler
Olney
Columbia Streets
Chelsea
John HE. Stone
Augusta M. Wells
Wimmon
Suffolk
Arthur Putterill
George Jepson
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
John H. Paine
Jonwe
Massaqhou- Jorshi
Lonton
Almon Perry
Baker
Court Room
Court Square
Fred H. Seavey
Andrew T. Bates
George Bates
Doug W. McKim
Nommos
Massacuu
Norfolk
Josiah B. Richardson
Hyde Park
George E, Jacobs
Quincy
George Waire
Jonathan Cobl
Register
Massachusettis
Ann Keenan
Nancy Keenan
Sid
Mary Ellen Mooney
Ioston
Suffolks
Beston Post
Jonn W. McKim
Multiple Mortgages Recorded in Roxbury and Dorchester
A list of mortgage transfers dated Aug 8 to Aug 16 records numerous transactions. Debtors such as Mary E. Kenney, Edward Thaxter, Alonzo Wentworth, and others convey mortgages on properties across Roxbury Dorchester South Boston and Chelsea to buyers including Andreas Blume, William Hill, Lyman Hapgood, and several banks. Amounts range from 200 to 86000 dollars, covering lands and buildings on streets like Wakulla Vernon Warrenton Highland Amherst Clifton Fenno Essex and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Kenney
Andreas Blume
Wakulla
Laurel Streets
Dudley
Albion Streets
Dorchester
Mary A. O'Neil
George Morrill
Vernon Street
Roxbury
Edward Thaxter
Warrenton Street
Newberne Place
Alonzo B. Wentworth
William H. Hill
Lagrange Street
Thomas BH. Tirreil
Susan T. Young
Highland Street
Richard Holley
Lyman
Hapgood
Poplar Court
J. Hacker Hall
Samuel Weld
Blue Hill Avenue
Mary E. Blakemore
Tyler B. King
Wren Street
West Roxbury
Lyman Locke
Grenville H. Norcro2s
H Street
Boston
Wakulla Street
John McKinley
Alfred S. Hersee
Amherst Street
Thaddeus S. Coftin
Edward Turner
Crest Avenue
Revere
Margaret A. Bee
Daniel Leary
Preble Street
Edward Winston
East Boston Savings Bank
Marion Street
William Smith
South Boston Savings Bank
Fountain Street
Peter Hanlon
Provident Cooperative Bank
Fenno Street
James E. Crawford Et al
Charlestown Five Cent Savings Bank
Essex Street
Robert W. Parker
Austin B. H. Chapin
Clifton Street
Fanny Wright
Levi Underwood
East Sixth Street
South
William P. Collins
The
Home Savings Bank
Chester Square
Francis Low
Chelsea Savings Bank
Cary Avenue
Chelsea
Cordelia A. Knowlton
Keziah P. Fletcher
Montrose
Aspen Streets
Thomas E. Parker
Emma P. Hall
Hospital Uses 200 Bottles Per Lot Guaranteeing Sweetness
The hospital reports storing 200 large bottles of every lot produced to ensure every bottle sold maintains sweetness, a guarantee claimed to be unmatched by any other preparation maker worldwide.
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Monsters
Sloosiers
Weevssveenvse
Momion, cc Bc
Ce Biees OU
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VOUKS
Ccsavousses
Crioun
Bekes Eee Ee AG V6 Piveuuios
S.e
N. BU
A. Eerbh
A. E. Catron
Goleman
O Brown
LiGardner
Nehne
O. Bassett
Phitney
O; Myers
Cieesak
Miller
Myers
Wild Briesmore
Colemean
Ollympie
Pittsburgh
Gardner
Colemen
Daniels
White
Hanlon
Sulivan
Muif
Burns
Sullivan
Ompson
Lynns
R. BH
A. E
Bosse Ae
Lynch
D.c’ghlin
Tag Sheffier
Spill
Carney
Leighton
Trask
W.coglin
Halpin
Doyle Murphy
Corcoran
Lyins
W. Coughlin
Terrien
Dunn
Mahoney
Maine
South Boston Club
Cohasset
Beverly Club
Cohasset Club
Conassat
Cohasset Yacht Club
Chittenden
Grampus
Davis Ledge
Hogshead Rock
Leah i
Corree
M. i
Hermes
Caleb Lothrop
Annie
C. H. Cousins
N. D. Silsbee
Veronica
Sally May
E. Buffin
Frances
I. Nicoll
Heron
E . Cunningham
Picanini
C. F. Adams
Foxin
C . Stur
Ditt
Furber, O'Keefe
Beverly
H.M
Mattie
H. Stockton
Whisper
M. Weld
Mist
F. W. Sargente
Viirt
G. Ui. Lyman
Leatup
J. Crane
Mollie
W. L. Jeffries
Potrer
G. He Rich
Majorie
L. Loring
Mystery
Hl. Stockton
E. Es Uit
Phoias
Haskins
Jane
Poyn
Fees
Eeho
Burwell
Courtess
Sewalls
Cess
Tarbell
Aee
Witeh
Crowninshield
Leth, Eaton
Deseiee LU
Eaton
Sears
Whitcomb
Paul
Benson
Mollett, Jr
Saltonstall
Eee
OL Wiv toOr
Chandler
Hiorden
Dexter
Greta
Atign
Vera, Paine & Ranadall
J. B. Paine Free Ewes i OL i
Yikereo Ue
Nixie, Cochrine
Suffolk County
Humphreys
DR. Aumphreys
P. O. Box
St. Vitus
Ulead
Drugeists
Burpureys
Uniton
St. N
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Fulton St. N
Kidder
Bakee
Kidder & CO
John St., N. XY
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Dundee
Ve C&m.d
ST. Croix
Jamaica
M. Doherty & CO
Knefland Street
Endicott Street
U. C.F. Bomerty. RE. Ogtr Ey
Massachiusetts
Superior Court
Mary E. Gordon
Samuel F.gordon
Rockport
Massachusetts
Samuel
Gordon
Swampscott
Mass
Gillian Gordon
Mary
Commonwealth OF
Jos
A. Willard
Middlesex
Cora B. Moore
Frank R. Moore
Cambridge
Watertown
Cora Belle Smith
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
A. D. ST
Theo. C. Hurd
Vince
Richard Burke
Richard
Burke
Vommon Whaltih
Massachu
Supreme Judicial Court
Sarah F. Ware
Joan Shackford
Perpetuam
Commonwealth
John Shackford
Malden
Shackford To
Elisha M. Hall
Hayden
Shackford
John Shaeckford
Plymouth
Hull
Jugens C. Upton
Fnsha M. Hall
Attest
WH. Goodman
J. G Freeman
Kilby Street
James Brackett
Massach
Samuel E. Brackett
William L. Whitney
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Massa Cituosetts
Wella Glover
Said
Thomas J. Hurley
Lidfolk
Joan W. McKin
Kuast
Elijal George
Sulpole
Joshua C. Bates
Commonwealth OF Diassachtu
Supfolk
Charlotte A. Colburn
Said County
James Bh. F. Thomas
Swrolk
Joan H. Pains
ADIES
Cutchester
Chichester
Chichester Chemical CO
Penn
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
Maas
Free Surgical Hospital For Women
Murdock Liquid Food Company
United States
Texas
Colorado
Montreal
Alabama
Prince Edward Island
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
Murdock’s Free Hospital For Women
Causeway Street
Abd Plan Pliber
Stetson, Loseley , Co
Whart and Douck
Estreet
Kilby A
Macon
Seuckins & CO
Wharf and
Ottee
Border Street
East ES Apienm
Tranton Offee
Minte Sit
Flnom 4
Blaeder, Adamson & CO
Muir
Mik Street
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Eppl& CO
Momeopathic Chemists
London
England
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & Georgeh
Telegraph & Telephone
the Brookline News
Sayon Safe
Kron
Sadbury
Waltest
Aaron i Gay & CO
Statestraas
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