THREE GAMES IN ONE DAY COLUMBUS WINS TWO GAMES
Three games on Labor Day feature Boston and St Louis in a day of mixed results. McGill wildness and fielding woes help Boston win while Stivetts injures a finger. McCarthy and Richardson spark highlight plays as Boston tops St Louis in a high luncheon crowd.
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New Dirt Picker Trialed By City Streets Dept
Superintendent Carter tested a two wheeled dirt picker on Albany street before South City Stable Yards. The device, tied to a cart, uses a canvas elevator to drop swept dirt into the cart and aims to replace many street sweepers. Observers note poor performance and overburdened horses, but improvements could cut manpower by about 260 workers if fixed.
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Timely appeal for Long Case Clocks at Paine's
A home timekeeper sale promotes accurate time for all, noting a clock that halts is right twice daily. Paine's Furniture on Canal Street features beautiful, inexpensive Long Case Clocks to delight shoppers.
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Boston School Board to alter payrolls and resignations
Boston School Committee discussed paying annual salaries in ten installments starting October and ending in July, a reform urged by City Treasurer Turner. The board accepted resignations from several staff, elected new principals and drawing teachers, and heard Mowry announce his Salem superintendent position while praising Boston’s school system and governance.
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Charles T. Gallagher
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Allston
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Brimmer
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Dillaway
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Committees On Accounts
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Salem
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Claflin Coburn Co Weighs Future Of Firm
At the office of Claflin Coburn Co shoe manufacturers officials said no definite decision has been made on dissolution or changes. Reports of N P Coburn’s retirement are unauthorized and all partnership plans remain premature before the new year. The house, dating to 1815, traces to Leo Claflin, father of the current leader, ex Governor Claflin.
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Type Foundries Face Proposed 18 Million Trust Pact
Chicago dispatch reports a possible 18 million dollar trust among major American type foundries backed by an English syndicate. J W Phinney of Dickinson Type Foundry counters that no trust or corporation has formed and warns trusts are illegal, urging a lawful, stable restructuring via a single company is possible though unlikely.
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New York
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Dickinson Type Foundry
United States
Phinney
Weather in New England Fair and Cool Today
The weather in all parts of New England today will be fair and cool with light westerly winds. For Thursday, fair weather continues and temperatures rise slowly as winds shift to the southwest. Forecast covers Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Eastern New York with generally no temperature change and northerly to westerly winds.
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Connecticut
New York
East Boston Transit Hearing Draws No Public Interest
Rapid Transit Commissioners held a morning hearing in Exchange Building with only W W J Pouissant of Brookline in attendance. He advocated a tunnel between Boston and East Boston with inclined planes on both ends but said elevators would not be feasible. The commission announced weekly public hearings for residents of surrounding districts every Tuesday at 11.
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Richardson
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Race Postponed After Row Off Authorization Dispute
A large crowd gathered at Union Boat Club to watch the intermediate single scull tie race between A. Dowling of Crescent Club and G. H. Mitchell of Shawmut Club. Technicalities over authorization led officials to refer the matter to tonight's regatta committee meeting.
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Crescent Club
G. H. Mitchell
Shawmut Club
Regatta
Academy of Notre Dame Opens in Roxbury
The Academy of Notre Dame on Washington Street Roxbury opened yesterday without formal exercises. About forty seven scholars were admitted and the faculty remains the same as last year.
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Mystic Park trotting opener features two five-heat races
Mystic Park opened its September trotting meeting with purses totaling 6400 dollars. The card included two events in the 2:57 and 2:28 classes, each run as five heats. Notable horses Patience Donov an and Anderson competed against Hulda Lobelia and Maggie IT, with multiple heats decided by narrow margins.
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Gray & Harris
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Rockview Farm
Beiy
SUGAR COMPANIES DISSOLVED IN EQUITY ACTIONS
In Equity matters the Suffolk court dissolved Standard Sugar Refining Company and Bay State Sugar Refining Company after their assets were distributed. The Standard, organized Aug 1 1870, had $1 million capital and ceased operations last day with no liabilities. The Bay State company organized Jun 20 1878 with $225 000 capital likewise dissolved.
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American Loan & Trust Company
Maverick National Bank
Maine
Commonwealth
Justice Allen
H. V. Cunningham
F. G. Woodbury
Wills admitted to probate and insolvency actions listed
In Suffolk probate court on September 3 the wills of Catharine Moore Arba G Hyde Elijah Beach Michael Diehl Patrick Naven Phineas J Stone Theodore F Rollins Christine Gauser Julius Miller Gabrielle L M C Rickle James Dougherty Catherine Cunnningham Mary Lynch Daniel H Barstow Elizabeth M S Cobb Klara Kant Charles K Nichols Norah J Johnson were admitted to probate. Administrations were granted for Sarah J Stetson Julia A Day Michael Toomey Margaret J Black George Curtis John J Dutra Samuel Rich Mary Swift Thomas Dalton Dora J Severance Mary J Griffin Johannah Callanan John J Wilson Edward Bleacher Williams Athbarine H Gray and Perez Martin.
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Elijah Beach
Michael Diehl
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Theodore F. Rollins
Christine Gauser
Julius Miller
Gabrielle L. M. C. Rickle
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Catherine Cunningham
Mary Lynch
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Elizabeth M. S. Cobb
Klara Kant
Charles K. Nichols
Norah J. Johnson
Grneee
Sarah J
Young Democrats Elect Wide Blue Tie List at Tremont Club
A largely attended Young Men’s Democratic Club meeting at 127A Tremont Street elected a large slate of new members led by President Harvey N. Collison. The roster includes Aldrich Worcester Barton Newton Bowen Boston Currier Chelsea Esterbrook Springfield Fitzgerald Boston Flynn Roxbury Green Worcester Greenwood Dorchester Hamilton Boston Harrigan North Billerica Hill Brookline Howard Boston Hawes Newton Kiley Charlestown Langley Hyde Park Little Newburyport Livermore Boston Mahoney Boston McCartney Boston McLeod New Ledford Metcalf Roxbury Milner Cambridge Minton Jamaica Plain Mitchell Boston Morris Lawrence Morrison Lowell Nutter East Bridgewater Parker Russell Pettingell Newburyport Pollard Boston Powers East Boston Shea Lawrence Soley Boston Sullivan Roxbury Tenett Granville Tuttle Springfield Williams Boston.
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Charles I. Aldrich
Worcester
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Newton
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North Andover
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Boston
Joseph M. Syadley
Andover
Thomas B. Brice
Horace J. Canfield
John H. Casey
Benjamin W
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