Champs Walked the Plane Again in Boston Defeat
Edward Barry, a six foot two rookie from Illinois, debuted for the Boston champions against Philadelphia at Huntington Avenue. Plank shut the door until late, but a Phipps drove two late runs and Barry’s early spark couldn't overcome a 2 to 1 loss as Criger’s third and Davis’ eighth inning hit gave Philadelphia the win.
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Edward Barry
Rube Waddell
John I. Taylor
Boston
Illinois
Huntington Avenue
Athletics
Plank
Barry
Philadelphia
Davis
Monte Cross
Burkett
Parent
Collins
Criger
Powers
Selbach
Grimshaw
Murphy
Ferris
David
M. Cross
Hartsel
Leu
He Lord
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Chicago shuts out Detroits twice after two wins
Chicago defeated Detroit in both games as the Detroits failed to score. Smith earned a no hit bid in the second game, with no Detroit batter reaching safely. White pitched well in the first game, while Chicago benefited from timely hits off Kitson. The score details follow.
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Chicago
Detroits
Smith
White
Kitson
R. BH. PO
A. E Green
Isbell
Davis
Allahan
Donahue
A. E McIntyre
Lindsay
Schaefer
Crawford
Cobb
C. F
Evreee Coughlin
O'Leary
Green
Davis Rohe
Tannehill
Donohue
Sullivan
Rohe
Mpite
Chica
Ball
Loughlin
MceCarthy
PO McIntyre
Seer
Wiggs
Disch
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Raevreeeert
McFarland
Callahan
McCarthy
O'Loughlin
New York shuts out Washington in pitchers' duel
New York blanked Washington 2 0 in a tight pitchers' battle. Conroy doubled and Chase singled in the decisive two runs in the final inning aided by fielding errors from Cassidy and Nill, sealing the win.
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Washington
New York
Conroy
Chase
Cassidy
Nill
Hahn
Anderson
Stahl
Heydon
Williams
Stanley
McGuire
Adams
Griffith
Sheridan
Cleveland Breaks Even With St Louis In Series Tie
Cleveland and St Louis split the latest game as Cleveland kno cked the series to balance wins and losses.
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Cleveland
ST. Louis
Cleveland, O
Joy Line Birdseye Map of Mass Rhode Island and Conn
The Joy Line Birdseye Map of Mass R I and Conn is a comprehensive artwork showing the whole coast between Boston and New York with a table of distances. Sent on receipt of ten cents by B D Pitts agent Joy Line Boston.
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Boston
New York
B. D. Pitts
Lawsuit Cost More Than Cause of Row in Vermont
The chancery hearing Blondin versus MacArthur and others before Emmet McFeeters in Enosburg Falls continues in St. Albans at Watson & Flinn offices. The dispute centers on title to a land strip and three summer cottages at St. Albans Bay with property value expended heavily by both sides. Felix W. McGettrick, now of Roxbury, Mass, represents Blondin. The case bids to continue for an extended period.
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E. W. Blondin
Evangeline MacArthur
Emmet McFeeters
Enosburg Falls
Watson & Flinn
St. Albans Bay
Felix W. McGettrick
Roxbury, Mass
Blondin
Doctor Held on $50 000 Bond in Woman’s Death
Burlington Vermont September 6 Dr J W Merrow known for curing cures was arrested by Deputy US Marshal Reeves on charges he caused the death of Ida A Kimball of New York City The husband and administrator of her estate seeks 350 000 in damages Mrs Kimball suffered from cancer and was treated by Merrow He remains in jail overnight unable to post bail
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Burlington
J. W. Merrow
Vermont
United States
Thomas Reeves
Ida A. Kimball
New York City
Baseball News And Comment From The Athletics Again
The article covers baseball chatter on the Athletics and rivals. It notes Dr. Harry White’s near hall of fame shutout of Detroit and mentions pitchers Henley or Coakley for upcoming champions. It references Jock Menefee's injury and crowd behavior at Chicago games, plus notes on Boston Cleveland and Somerville Everett fixtures.
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Athletics
Henley Or Coakley
Harry White
Baseball Hall of Fame
Detroit
White
Eye Knocked Out by Ball at Local Cricket Field
Altoona reports 80 year old John Barreld was struck in the eye yesterday by a batted ball at a cricket field. He witnessed the game when the injury occurred and was treated on site.
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Altoona
Penn
John Barreld
Von Tromp Wins September Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
J R Keene's Von Tromp defeated rivals to win the September stakes at Sheepshead Bay in 2 21 5. Whimsical captured the Belles stakes in 1 07 5 and Vendor triumphed in the Waldorf stakes at 1 14.
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New York
J. R. Keene
von Tromp
Sheepshead Bay
Whimsical
Vendor
Massachusetts Officials At Maine Jr U A M Election
Ellsworth Maine Sept. 6 The State council Junior Order of United American Mechanics met here today with National Councillor Gilchrist of Massachusetts, state officers and 100 delegates present. Officers elected include State councillor George R Bowley Sanford State vice councillor E E Bragdon East Sullivan State secretary Herbert Smith Springvale State treasurer William M Woodcock East Wilton State conductor George W Grover Phillips State warden W F Fogg Harrison.
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Order of United American Mechanics
Gilchrist
Massachusetts
George R. Bowley
Sanford
E. E. Bragdon
East Sullivan
Herbert Smith
Springvale
William M. Woodcock
East Wilton
George W. Grover
Phillips
W. F. Fogg
Harrison
Waddell’s Keeper Guarding the Ace of Athletics
Connie Mack secures Rube Waddell’s best support by assigning trainer Newhouse to stay close. Newhouse handles Waddell’s needs from nickels to barber bills, while Mack plans to shadow the pitcher through the pennant race and the world series to ensure peak form.
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Giants
Connie Mack
Athletics
Rube Waddell
Mack
Waddell
Newhouse
Nelson to Fight Britt at Colma Saturday
Nelson confirms a bout with Britt set for Colma on Saturday and says he will take on any referee except Billy Roche. Britt replies he is focused on fighting, Jeffries will referee, and there will be no purse split.
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San Francisco
Nelson
Britt
Colma
Billy Roche
Jeffries
Father Gilfether Named Pastor of West Lynn Church
The Rev. Father James F. Gilfether of Newton’s Church of Our Lady is named pastor of the Sacred Heart in West Lynn by Archbishop Williams, succeeding the late Rev. Dennis F. Sullivan. His farewell sermon in Newton will occur about 10 days before he assumes duties. Born in South Boston in 1860, he was ordained in 1883 after study at St. Mary’s Seminary Baltimore and began his priesthood as curate at Our Lady in Newton.
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Church of Our Lady
Newton
Archbishop Williams
Church of the Sacred Heart
West Lynn
Dennis F. Sullivan
Father Gilfether
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Horan Swam Hull Gut Feat Dubbed Improbable
A Boston area inquiry found no witness to Henry Horan's claim of swimming Hull Gut with arms and legs bound. Pemberton Pier wharfinger Walter Cobb and Fort Revere sergeant Burgess said they heard of the feat only from morning papers. Mariners Cornelius McCarthy and Edwin Hatch called the feat physically impossible in current, tide, or bound condition. Frank Cleverly noted tides hinder even small boats. locals doubt Horan's claim.
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Mate McCarthy
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Edwin Hatch
Peddock’s
Frank H. Cleverly
Quincy
Weymouth
Braintree
Post
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Mob Pressure Forces Transfer Of Simon Kublitsky Estate
A mob of 500 in East Boston obstructed an undertaker for hours demanding the estate be transferred to the widow. Abraham Alpert, Joseph Goldfinger, and Jacob W. Berman brokered a settlement after an ultimatum by Goldfinger. elder Kublitsky agreed to transfer, the body was finally removed and buried at Montvale Cemetery.
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Simon Kublitsky
Chelsea Street
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Joseph Goldfinger
Jacob W. Berman
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Montvale Cemetery
Lakes of New England puzzle contest draws entries
England All New England invites readers to enter a weekly Sunday contest with fifty three prizes awarded each week. Check next Sunday’s Post to see if you can solve the Lakes of New England puzzle.
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Sunday Post
New England
Post
Arncliffe Puzzle and other tales tease Sunday Post
Gordon Tolmes delivers The Arncliffe Puzzle in a Sunday magazine serial with a poisoning mystery. Arthur Stringer offers Dripping of the Honey a romance, Burton E Stevenson provides Jefferson and Little Rosie a humorous tale, Louis Tracy’s Karl Grier continues, and Park Benjamin profiles naval officers with a call for younger leaders.
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Arncliffe
Lord Arncliffe
Arthur Stringer
Jefferson
Little Rosie
Burton E. Stevenson
Karl Grier
Louis Tracy
Park Benjamin
Benjamin
United States
Hurley and Long Wedding in Roxbury
Mr George Hurley and Miss Alice M Long were married at All Saints Church Roxbury in a nuptial mass officiated by Rev Charles W Regan. The couple planned a multi city honeymoon to New York Philadelphia and Washington and will reside at 55 Weld Hill Street Forest Hills after October 1.
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Roxbury
Charles W. Regan
George Hurley
Alice M. Long
Annie
Edward Reynolds
Centre Street
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Weld Hill Street
Forest Hills
Pretty Wedding Unites Edyth M Marks and Kilby P Sargent
In Everett on September 6 the residence of Mrs. Margaret R. Marks hosted the wedding of her daughter Edyth May Marks to Kilby P. Sargent. Rev. G. G. Hamilton officiated with George Sargent as best man and Misses Isabella A. Marks Celia E. Marks Ada T. Marks Jennie Sargent as bridesmaids. Ushers included Norman Fitz Charles Oliver and Frank Kittredge. After touring Canada the couple will live at 117 Main Street Everett.
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Roxbury
Canada
Sargent
Main Street
Everett
Boy Shotself on Hunting Trip in Concord
William Parsons a 17 year old boy is believed fatally wounded after accidentally shooting himself in Concord New Hampshire while returning from a hunting trip with a companion. The incident occurred tonight and his recovery is not expected.
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Concord
N. H
William Parsons
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