Washington Beats Americans as Rain Delays Cubs Series
In Huntington avenue grounds Washington defeated Boston 3 to 0 after a rain postponement. Patten held Boston at bay with strong pitching as Criger, LaChance, and Ferris struck out in order in a tense late inning. Over 4000 spectators greeted the Collins team returning from a Western trip amid threatening skies.
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Washington
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Boston
Patten
Lnachance
Ferris
Criger
Lachance
Collins
Doyle
Ryan
Delehanty
F. Ae
Keister
R. F
Coughlin
Sir
Carey
Bost
B. P.O
Dorghette
Stahl
Parent
Freeman
Gleason
Wees
Young
Seem
Washington Sete
Celehunty
Ely
Dougherty
Drill
Boxing Gossip on Dixon Palmer bout and Kentucky boxing clash
The column questions English reports on a Dixon Palmer boxing match and notes the contest’s disputed outcome. It cites a Louisville dispute over minsters seeking to influence boxing law, urges lawful action, and references McGovern Corbett talks and Frank Murphy’s travels. It ends with local notes on old Boston boxing memories and correspondents.
Bowling Scores at Carruths Alleys Reported
In nineteen consecutive string of candle pins rolled yesterday at Carruths alleys W G Causens posted an average score of 98.14 with frame scores ranging from 86 to 198 including several high marks and several unclear entries.
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Carruth
W. G. Causens
Tiranite State Park Fall Meeting Opens With Record Trot
At Tiranite State Park the fall meeting opened with three top finishes in heats. Nanttn led the 2:24 trot but Melten won in a new personal best of 2:18 1-4. Hetty Green won the 26 pure in 2:12 1-2, while the 24 pare went to Prank M in 2.4 04, with Dent Fy close behind in his three heats.
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Dove
N. BL
Tiranite State Park
Nanttn
Melten
Hetty Green
Prank M
Dent Fy
Democratic Credentials Require Local Vetting Of Delegates
The Hon Williams and McNary state Democratic State committees will not issue credentials until all delegate lists are vouched for by the chairman of the town or city committee.
Nationals Won in the Blast in Final Game
Boston defeated Washington 7 to 2 in a lively season closer as Malarkey and Hardy limited Chicago’s Malarkey argued a three strike call with Umpire Emslie, leading to a dispute. Eason started for Boston, then Malarkey finished the game on the mound.
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R. H
Atta
Washington
Boston
Buckenberger
Chicago
Malarkey
Hardy
Emslie
Madtarkey
Kling
Emilie
Eason
E. Lush
Tenney
Demontreville
Cooley
Carney
Gremirfger
Sou Sisetorouse Pach
Long
Evers
Eewenne
Wees
Boston Ore
Werner Eere
Greminger
Murray
Slagle
Menefee
Lush
Kittredge
Taylor
Ensie
Abbatichio Signed by Boston Nationals Manager Buckenberger
Abbatichio was signed as the club's second baseman by manager Buckenberger of the Boston Nationals. The club also announced that Moran and Dexter signed 1908 contracts with Boston yesterday.
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Buckenberger
Boston Nationals
Abbatichio
Moran
Dexter
Boston
Rivalry Ends In Locust Street Baseball Showdown
Saturday afternoon at Locust street grounds South Boston will host a cricket style baseball match between Jordan Marsh Go married men and single men. Both teams feature crack players and are evenly matched in a long disputed rivalry with high expectations for an exciting game.
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Locust Street Grounds
South
Boston
Jordan
Marsh
C. Hubbell
J. Carroll
Cap
H. Gray
J. Fitzgibbons
BR. Kent
F. J. Cooney
F. H. Kiley
Heir to $3 Million Estate Claimed Safe in Maine Woods
Fred H. White and Maurice Henry, sons of J J White and Dr C C Henry, were reported lost in Maine. Dr Henry says the boys are camping with two guides in the woods and are not in danger. White says the family disputes the request to attend summer school, noting Harvard studies and the outing.
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New York
Fred H. White
J. J. White
Maurice Henry
C. C. Henry
Brooklyn
Maine
Dr. Henry
Maine Woods
Fred White
Fred
Harvard
Granite State Democrats Name Candidates for Governor Nomination
In Concord the New Hampshire Democratic convention opens with a governor nomination race between ex Mayor Nathaniel S. Martin of Concord and John M. Mitchell of Concord. Clarence E. Carr of Andover chosen as convention chairman.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Nathaniel S. Martin
John M. Mitchell
Clarence E. Carr
Andover
Boy Whaley Granted $1000 Yearly Allowance Growth
New York reports Francis Marion Whaley, once $7000 a year, now set for $1000 yearly due to odd bodily growth. The 14 year old, 6 foot tall, 170 pound heir to a half million with Farmers Loan and Trust, faces guardian demands for a watch and a riding horse. referee approves the allowance and watch but opposes a horse, noting rent suffices.
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New York
Francis Marion Whaley
Farmers’ Loan and ‘Trust Company
Nathanielll. McCready
Marie Whaley Chisholm
Charleston
Austin
Vanderbilt Horses Win and Lose at Paris Races
At Maison Laffitte W K Vanderbilt’s Alpha ridden by Thompson won the Prix Gardereu. The same owner’s Edna and Fredericka were unplaced in the Prix Verrieres and the Prix Hero respectively.
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Paris
Maison Laffitte
W. K. Vanderbilt
Alpha
Thompson
Edna
Fredericka
Judge Moved to Tears by Aged Woman's Plea in Court
In Boston Municipal Court Judge Dewey was moved to tears by Margaret Gove a nearly sixty year old Maine immigrant who begged for mercy saying her husband a Civil War veteran awaited funds for transport and a mortgage. She admitted drinking but insisted she did not intend to break the law and asked for release promising not to return to court.
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Tagus
Maine
Major Maxfield Bay State Soldier Driven to Mental Collapse
Salem reports Major Joseph F. Maxfield United States Signal Corps, a Salem resident, returned from Alaska after harsh privations. He endured extreme travel with one Indian guide then sent home to recuperate as War Department notes he is beset by hallucinations of a conspiracy against his life.
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United States Signal Corps
Salem
Army
Washington, D. C
Alaska
War Department
Maxfield
Valdex
Went to Philippines to Wed and Became a Widow in Five Hours
Denver woman Jeannette Williams traveled to the Philippines to wed her fiancé Rudolph Zunstein a former Colorado Springs teacher in Laguna. Upon arrival she learned he was dying of Asiatic cholera and, within hours, witnessed his death then married him as a minister pronounced them man and wife.
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Philippines
Washington, D. C
Manila
Jeannette Williams
Denver
Rudolph Zunstein
Colorado Springs
Col
Nacarlang
Laguna
Zunstein
BOWLERS ELECT OFFICERS OF NEW CENTURY LEAGUE
The New Century Bowling League elected officers at Murray and Irwin's alleys with W. G. Ferris as president KE Bradbury as vice president and Charles W. Young as secretary treasurer The executive committee includes Ferris Murray Renton and Young Mt Pleasant replaces Dedham in teams The first series starts December 2 ending April 14 with roll offs on April 15 and again for high averages at series ends The 10 foot line was abolished but deadwood remains for now to be removed later for the game
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New Century Bowling League
Murray & Irwin
W. G. Ferris
KE. ©. Bradbury
Charles W. Young
Northwestern Line Announces September Pacific Coast Tickets
Low rates to Pacific Coast destinations listed for September and October. $35 tickets from Chicago to San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles San Diego Sacramento Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria Vancouver and other California Oregon Washington and British Columbia points. For information call or write Northwestern Line 368 Washington Street Boston.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Washington Street
Boston
Ex Senator Kelcher Ends Ninth District Campaign in Charlestown
Ex Senator Kelcher closed his ninth district bid with speeches in Wards 1 4 7 and 9. He contrasted Conry with a rival he termed a political gypsy and denounced Kellner for a past Aug 22 remark about Charlestown and the navy yard, urging voters to judge by honor and integrity and to support him.
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Kelcher
Ninth District
Charlestown
Dennison
Navy Yard
Conry
Conry and the Navy Yard rally on shipbuilding costs
Congressman Conry spoke in Ward 3 criticizing government and contract shipbuilding costs. He cited profit motives, praised naval yard support, and referenced Massachusetts resolutions urging government vessel construction. He noted a lighthouse funding telegram and questioned opponent Kelher's positions.
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Ward 3
Navy Yards
Combine
Congress
Navy Yard
Great and General Court of
Masachusetts
Massachusetts
Congress of the United States
United States
Boards of Trade
Keliher
Boston
J. A. Coury
Washington, D. C
Graves
Preston
Kelcher
Ninth Congressional District
Dennison Replies To Kellher On Talk And Stale Promises
In a campaign closing, Joseph A. Dennison attacked opponent Kellher for talk not deeds. Dennison mocked Kellher for eating his words and failing to press navy yard objections, addressing Charlestown voters. Kellher had accused Dennison of constant talking, while Kellher himself faced public rebuttals in Boston and district talks.
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Joseph A. Dennison
Kellher
Mr. Dennison
Greater
Boston
Charlestown
Dennison
Mr. Kelcher
Mr. Keliher
Navy Yard
Conry Denied as Independent Candidate by Kennedy
East Boston Democracy leader P J Kennedy rejected reports that Congressman Conry would run as an independent if defeated for the nomination. Kennedy said he never made such a statement and doubted anyone authorized such a claim. He added he may have news after the convention.
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Ninth Congressional
Conry
P. J. Kennedy
East Boston Democracy
Post
Kennedy
Conry Maintains Calm Pace in Campaign Rallies
A feature of the Conry campaign is the absence of interruptions at his speeches. He receives cordial receptions at each rally. In Ward 9 he denounces Kelcher for allying with Martin Lomasney, while Lomasney had previously maligned him. In Ward 3 he targets Dennison with no adverse comment.
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Conry
Kelcher
Dennison
Ward 9
Martin M. Lomasney
Two South Boston Rallies For Edward J Logan And M J Sullivan
A rousing South Boston rally for Senator Edward J Logan drew a crowded turnout at Broadway Hall Ward 18 with speeches by Logan Walsh Shields Flood and Cronin. Logan praised by supporters and dismissed opponent circulars while Sullivan spoke at Gray's Hall Ward 14 with presider John McVey and speakers including Slattery Baldwin O Hare Curran Foster and Wail. Sullivan noted his vote against a 60 foot bridge citing a city terminal company deal.
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Edward J. Logan
Broadway Hall
Matthew Martin
David I. Walsh
Clinton
Patrick J. Shields
Thomas W. Flood
Dennis M. Cronin
Sogain
Boston
Logan
Gray's Hall
Ward 14
M. J. Sullivan
John McVey
Alderman Slattery
Baldwin
O'Hare and Curran
Frank K. Foster
Joseph Wail
Sullivan
Terminal Company
Minor rallies in many wards in Dorchester politics
Three hundred Dorchester Democrats attended a ward room rally by the Ward 20 Young Men's Democratic Club on Meeting Trouse Hill with Joseph M. Kelley presiding and speakers including Joseph F. OConnell R S Burke John F Cronin James Byrne P A Kearns and Charles L Cooney Also last night rallies endorsed Representative John H Hurley of Ward 6 at the Jackson Club headquarters and urged renomination for Ward 5 Democrats Two rallies supported John H Logue for Senator in Wards 10 12 and 18 at Concord Hall and Tremont Street People’s Hall Ex Alderman Frank J OToole Michael J Reidy Patrick J Shiels joined Logue Speakers also at 49 Bennet Street for Conry Mansfield supporters with Mansfield James J Slattery and Thomas Mackey leading
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Dorchester
Bennet Street
Representative Mansfield
James J. Slattery
Thomas Mackey
Judge Rules Manning Too Late In Ward 22 Ballot Case
Judge Hammond dismissed John F. Manning of Ward 22 as petition against the Board of Election Commissioners seeking to strike the Ward 22 delegation from the Democratic State convention ballot. Court held Manning acted too late since the caucus is called for tonight and his signature lacked consent or authority.
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Hammond
Supreme Court
John F. Manning
Ward 22
Board of Election Commissioners
Manning
Police Deploy Plainclothes Unit at Ward 7 Caucus
Complaint to police commissioners cited risk of disorder and illegal acts at the Ward 7 caucus tonight. The commission ordered five plainclothes officers and a special detail to the caucus to ensure an honest meeting.
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Toth
Ward 7
Republicans Open Papers Today At Headquarters
The Republican city committee will today open nomination papers at the headquarters, and a large slate of candidates is promised.
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Republican City Committee
Democratic Caucuses Tonight by Ward Across City
Tonight voters gather in 24 wards with caucuses at listed local buildings. Times range from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. including Emerson School Saratoga Street Ward 1 and Charlestown sites on Maverick Street Brown places. Elections proceed under municipal venues across wards.
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Emerson
Saratoga Street
P.m
Ward
Maverick Street
Old Winthrop Scherol
Thunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Baldwin Street
Harvard Grammar
Devens Street
Ware Primary
North Bennet Street
Pierpont School
Hudson Street
Ministers Fight Fight Over McGovern Corbett bout in Louisville
Local ministers in Louisville organized opposition to the September 22 prize fight between Terry McGovern and Young Corbett. Fifty preachers debated all day and issued an open address urging a mass meeting and mobilization of religious and legal forces to block the event. A committee led by Rev. E. L. Powell and others was appointed to coordinate with citizens for the rally. Manager Gray says the contest will come off.
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Louisville
Terry McGovern-Young Corbett
Kentucky
E. L. Powell
Charles E. Craik
W. F. Lloyd
S. S. Waltz
T. T. Eaton
J. S. Uyons
Pirates Pitcher Seeks 17000 For Two-Year Service
Chesbro of the Pittsburgs has sent a demand to Colonel Dreyfus for a 17000 stipend for two years for the pleasure of pitching to opposing batters about 25 or 30 days a season. Tonight no payment has been made and there are reports he may seek even 20000. Tannehill also filed a 17000 demand for two years.
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Chesbro
Pittsburgs
Colonel Dreyfus
Tannehill
Colombia Rebels Win Agua Dulce Surrender
Washington Sept 9 Mr Ehrman vice consul general at Panama reports by cable to the State Department that Agua Dulce has been surrendered by government forces.
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Washington
Ehrman
Panama
State Department
Agua Dulce
Agua Dulce Starved Out Panama Surrenders General Berti
News from Agua Dulce reports the surrender of General M or a les Berti and his command to Colombian insurgents after a siege since July 28. The decision came only as food ran out and hope for timely government aid disappeared, following the release of Conservative prisoners at San Carlos.
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Panama
Colombia
Morales Berti
Agua Dulce
San Carlos
Berti
Killick and Two Officers Believed Lost At Sea
Washington dispatch says Admiral Killick and two officers are reported missing after the Crete n Pierrot was sunk near Cape Haitien by the German gunboat Panther. Powell, the U S minister to Hayti, cables the State Department with the report.
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Washington
Mr. Powell
United States
Hayti
State Department
Admiral Killick
Cape Haytien
Two Women Accused of Jewel Thefts From Mistresses
In New York on September 9 two women servants were jailed in West Side Court on theft charges. Alice Scott, 41, is accused of stealing cash and jewelry from Mrs. Jessie Ryan of 260 West 38th Street and faces 320 bail. Laura Tinson, 20, is charged with stealing a $400 diamond brooch from Mrs. Emma Blackstone of 112 West 49th Street and is held on $1000 bail.
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New York
West Side Court
Alice Scott
Jessie Ryan
West Thirty Eighth Street
Meade
Laura Tinson
Emma Blackstone
West Forty-ninth Street
Alleged boy crooks freed after Boson police find nothing
Eight youths arrested by Station 3 at 75 Stamford street Monday night were released yesterday as police could not find charges to hold them. Police will keep close watch though. The youths claim not to be long in Boson, their hats and clothing bearing marks of Baltimore and Philadelphia firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 3
Stamford Street
Boson
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Three Cambridge Rallies Support Aylward Sennett Nominees
Three large Cambridge rallies drawn crowds last night in support of Democratic candidates James F. Aylward and Edward J. Sennett for the second Middlesex district Representatives seat. Speakers included William E. Doyle ex Alderman Joseph J. Lyons Thomas A. Mullen John F. Buckley and John H. O’Neil.
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Cambridge
James F. Aylward
Edward J. Sennett
Second
Middlesex
William E. Doyle
Joseph J. Lyons
Thomas A. Mullen
John F. Buckley
John H. O'Neil
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