Senate Debates Arkansas Case Breckinridge Seat
The Senate revisits the Clayton-Breckinridge contest in Arkansas with Breckinridge alleging improper conduct by Election Committee chair Rowell. Arguments focus on murders in the district and alleged election irregularities, as votes and committee actions on the free list proceed. The day ends with adjournment and further amendments planned for tariff items and labeling rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashingTon
Clayton
Benjamin
Smith
Bentley
Wahl
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Thse
Uatzelto
Pennsylvania
Taenawonh QO
Second
Yeas
Mays
Free List Debates Amid Tariff Bill Changes and Amendments
Congress debates the tariff bill focusing on free list items. Quay and others propose including wild animals for collectors and educational uses, while Bodily amendments modify paragraphs on books for colleges and various materials. A long vote sequence follows on binding twine cotton bagging and lumber items as part of free list changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Journal of Yesterday
Quay
Manderson
Mc Sherman
Davis
Mr. Vance
Paddock
Jones
Arkansas
Yeas
Aben
Wiewell
Plombl
In Walls
Mr. Blodgett
Mess Allen
Allison
Callum
Ingalls
McMillan
Mitchell
Moody
Pierce
Plumb
Power
Sawyer
Spooner
Washburn
Bs Messrs
Aldrich
Blouse
Cameron
Chandler
Janes
Mr. West
Semlock
Whitewood
Sycamore
White Pine
Nebraska
Kansas
Phimnb
Blair
Carlisle
Aldwech
Plait
Saunders
Ransom
Jair
J. Carlisle
Symphony season tickets priced same as last year
The Boston Symphony announces season ticket prices for concerts and rehearsals at Music Hall. Public rehearsal seats cost 12 and 750 dollars, sold by auction on Sept 15 16 18 19 with unsold seats at box office starting Sept 17 20. Upper balcony seats remain non reserved at 25 cents. The 24 Boston concerts begin Saturday Nov 11 with skips on select weeks and Fridays for rehearsals.
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Music Hall
Boston
Longest Home Run Helps Philadelphia Edge Boston
The Philadelphias beat the Bostons 53 to 4 on their home ground as Buffinton and Murphy pitched well. Kelly hit a record long homer and Stevey added a three bagger, while Shindle and Pickett committed key errors for Boston.
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Philadelphias
P. L
Bostons
Gumbert
Murphy
Buflington
Cross
Buffinton
Buff
Kelly
Stevey
Shindle
Pickett
Brown
Fogarty
Dave Orr
Stovey
Buttinton
Jones
Knight
Farrar
Richardson
Nash
Griffin
Quinn
Irwin
Hallman
Wood
Tom Brown
Boston
New Yorks
Puiladelprias
BNPO
H. BH
LPO
Gistovey
Haliman
L O Murphy
Richards
Fickett
Ljtrwin
Ballatongo
Guibert
Philadelphas
Mats—Gritfin
Krown
Hulk— Bumpton
Gambert
Whison
King Land Jones
Grimin
Untaxed Ballot League seeks public support for poll tax repeal
The Untaxed Ballot League holds a meeting led by Major W. S. Greenough of Wakefield to educate voters on abolishing the poll tax as a voting prerequisite. Letters from prominent figures are read. several politicians weigh in on repeal or support, with next steps and a public address planned for later. The piece also includes a baseball game recap between the Bostons and Philadelphias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William $. Greenough
Wakefield
Senate
Wendell Phillips Hall
No. 74
Fremont Street
W. S. Greenough
O'Neill Larkin
Priel
John F. Andrew
William Cogswell
Fse
Sol Nessa
Cogswell
N. P. Banks
Lodge
J. Walker
F.T. Greenhalge
Oreganization
William Clark
Rodney Wallace
Randall
Long
Hoar
Dawes
League
J. M. Olmstead
Republican City Committee
Boston
Charles J. Noyes
BK. &. Hayes
Lynn
Otis Wardwell
Republican State Committee
Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
Henry Austin
Nationlist Magazine
ES. Huntington
Samuel W. McCall
Winchester
M. Chamberlain
W. W
Wax Starch Promises Greatest Laundry Boon And Fall Excursion
Wax Starch praised as a ultimate boon for laundries by J. C. Hubinger with Elastic Starch to be improved by mixing. A grand Sioux City corn palace excursion on Sept 29 offers cheap round trip with sleeping car berth and meals. A special vestibule train of Wagner sleeping and dining cars will provide a first class hotel like experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hubinger
Sioux City Corn Palace
Chicago Nine Defeats Cincinnati Nine in Cloudy Chicago Tilt
Foster starred with both bat and glove as Chicago tops Cincinnati 8 to 2 before about 900 fans. Luby battled control, issuing seven walks and four hits, while Dolan and Harrington allowed eight runs on the day. McPhee Mullane and Luby led the offense with key hits and timely baserunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagos
N. L
Cincinnatis
Chicago
Foster
Luby
Esser
Cincinnaatia
Ceeseeees
Lusy
Nagle
Dolan
Harrington
Jens
Pwo
Kneht
McPhee
Mullane
Rians
Wilmot
Surus
Monter
Marr
Kelly
Holliday
Tolan
Ly Dolan
Malline
Reilly
Glenalyin
Muilane
McWhee
McQnade
New Yorks Cruise Past Brooklyn Nine In Sept. 6 Game
New Yorks hammered Brooklyn early as Lovett’s pitches were hit hard. The 9 to 1 victory came in the first two innings with New Yorks scoring 9 runs and Brooklyn managing a single run. Errors favored New Yorks as the Brooklyn defense faltered late.
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NEW Yorks
N. L
Brooklyns
Brooklyn
New York
Lovett
New
Yorks
Strooklyns
Errora
Batterles
Sharrott
Notable Baseball Game Summary Inaccurate OCR
Two teams tied 1 1 in a baseball game with O Brien Basett Horning Whistler Stulen Wase Tiernan Glasscock among listed players. Errors, walks, strikeouts and double plays are noted with attendance 1234 and umpire Lynch.
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Clarke
Lovett
Caruthers
Daly
New Yorks
Brooklyns
O' Brien
Basett
Horning
Whistler
Stulen Wases
Tiernan
Glasscock
Sharrott
Denny
Foutz
Hassett
Bassett
Smith
Collins
Tinkney
Lynch
Buffalo Bisons Rout Cleveland Clevelands in 13-Run Win
Buffalo defeats Cleveland by 13 to 5 in a high scoring game witnessed by 769 fans. Key hits include Gruber’s three base hit and Delehanty Browning homer. Mack and Stafford collaborated on pitching with 13 hits allowed by Clevelands and 7 earned runs.
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Buffalos
P. L
Clevelands
Buffalo
Bisons
Errora
White
Wise
Faatz
Rowe
Delehanty
Tebeau
Brennan
Gruber
Gaffney
Sheridan
Brooklyn Defeats New Yorks in Rough Game
In Brooklyn on September 5 the Brooklyn team beat New Yorks 4 to 2 amid error-filled fielding. Key plays came from Shannon and Joyce with two-base hits by Bauer McGeachy and Ewing, Orr hit two triples, and Crane allowed four earned runs. Attendance 2714 with umpires Snyder and Pearce.
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Brooklyns
P. L
NEW Yorks
Brooklyn
New York
Shannon
Joyce
Brooklyna
Sawders
Daily
O'Day
Crane
Ewing
Rooklyns
Bauer
McGeachy
O'Rourke
Orr
Seery
Richardson
van Haltren
Barnes, Ward and Jr
Naval Battalion Practice Commends Rifle Range in Boston
The Naval Battalion MVM and First Corps Cadets held a busy rifle practice at Walnut Hill range under Lt Commander Soley. Ensign John Lawrence led Company A with strong shooting. other scores included G W Stockwell 22 and C F G Armstrong 21. Mrs E Traskill cautions women voters amid city caucuses for the September 29 convention, urging hard work to defeat Judge Fallon if on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hill
M.V.M
Naval Battalion
Soley
John Lawrence
Cutts
Boston
G. W. Stockwell
Company D
C. F. G. Armstrong
C. L. Carter
Merrill
Lieutenant Hayes
Micawber
Judge Fallon
Hill
Merona
Grace I. Godfrey
Anna F. Simpson
Olive L. Roberts
Rebecca Leighton
GC. M. Baxter
A. J. Emery
Esther F. Soland
Addie M. Brooks
M. A. Williams
Mary Howard
Jessie Banks
S. KE. Young
E. F. Todsdon
Ward
Kate Y. Barker
Lucy A. Hamer
M. E. Durgin
Helen F. Leland
Susan P. Austin
Caroline Blaney
Emma A. Lord
Caroline L. Johnston
Lt. White
D. Merrill
N. W. Phillips
Seeseseeess
A. F. Shepherd
C. Eevee
J. L. Carter
First Corps
M. V. M. Tiatance
R. Hayes
Company C
Seeseeers
Hayes
Bradford
Comany A
Nowell
Sixty-eighth New Members Meeting Votes Candidates
Oliver L. Briggs presided at the sixty-eighth committee on new members meeting at 6 Mt. Vernon street. The Rev. Luther Farnham announced candidates elected as annual corporate and annual members including B. C. Clark and William B. Murdock, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Bright, and several reverends and others. Also four churches and one academy were made perpetual members. The note adds fashion chatter about straw hats and Dunlap hats sold by Jackson & Co. in Tremont street opposite Park Street Church.
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Mt. Vernon Street
Oliver L. Briggs
Luther Farnham
Messrs
B. C. Clark
William B. Murdock
Elizabeth G. Bright
Ernest A. Bell
J T. P. Briggs
A. K. Peffers
West Hawley
A. W. Stearns
E. Wiesenthal
Boston
Jackson & Co
Tremont Street
Park Street Church
Charge Against Breweries in Boston Over Oversize Barrels
Washington official says nine Boston area breweries violated the law by shipping oversize beer packages. Internal Revenue Collector Frank E. Orcutt notes possible back taxes and penalties for two years, with settlement talks ongoing and names of eight brewers confirmed.
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Boston
United States
Internal Revenue
Frank E. Orcutt
New York
Washington
Vicinity
Stanley’s
Lawrence
Heffenreffer’s
Roessle’s
Smith’s
King’s
Pfaff’s
Houghton’s
Alley’s
the Post
Orcutt
Melrose
Department of Justice
Foston Breweries
Dean Academy Prominent New England Boarding School
Dean Academy at Franklin Massachusetts is praised for sound teaching and firm discipline. The institution blends loyalty to public schools with culture not found there and shows success in college admissions. Music elocution and art are taught and a business course exists for noncollege paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Dean Academy
Franklin
Mass
The
Academy
Sioux Falls The rising capital and future prospects noted
The letter from Sioux Falls extols the city’s vitality and growth. It highlights a 27 000 hogs per day packing plant, new court house of white granite, six blocks of granite and jasper, east suburb homes, and the electric belt line. It lauds Sioux Falls as a gateway to Dakota with strong wealth growth and industrial prospects. Investment notices from Procta Kansas Investment Company offer 6 percent mortgages and gold bonds.
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Sioux
Fallus
Northwest
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Valley of the
Dakota
Penitentiary Bluffs
Ashrough
South Sioux Falls
Boston
New England
Stales
New South
Union
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HOUSE
Hawley
Astead
New York Brotherhood
New York League
Joe Ww von
Jittaburgs
Philad Whias
Mittsburgs
American Association
Syracuse
St. Louis
Atlantic Association
Newark
New Havens
Newarks
Walnut Hill Range
E. Traskill
General Theological Library
B. Y. M. Cristian Untoyx
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Rey
A. DP
Jannie Russell Sylvester
Alice M. Sibley
George Mendall Taylor
Lanpis
Scientifro Cavres
Rea Men's Hall
Lillian
Yucker
Landis
Edna Powell
Emmanuel Cuures
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
Lake
First Reformed Episcopal Curnen
Dartmouth and
Harwich Streets
James M. Gray
Cuenen
Boston Highlands
Vernon
Linden Park Streets
TreMost Temece
Emory
Haynes
D.D
James Pyle
Modene
Jetter
Papribe Local and
Modene Manufacturing CO
Cincinnati
U.S.A
Ono
Sioux City
New England Energy
Ture Kansas Investment Company
Devonshire Street
Colum
Anufacturing Co. Stock SG
Bisa
EB. Whitney& C
State St
John St
New York City
Boston Ferruie Company
R.H. Whitney & CO
State Street
Point of Pines
Germania
Cadet
Waltham and
Box 73
Harrison Avenue
Dover Street
Governor Brackett
Crand
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winthrop
Boston, Winthrop & Shore Railroad
Granstein Bros
Boston & Maine Rail
A. D. Mayo
Texas
South
New South Church
Tremont
Camden Streets
Billings
INE
C. H. Graves & Sons
Joston
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