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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1891

Page

8

Goliah Knocks Out Batting Streaks in Reds Win Over Browns

Cincinnati visitors rally behind a towering giant and bruising hits to outscore Boston. Crane struggles for the Browns as Staley, Tucker and Stovey spark Boston bats with multiple runs across seven innings. Cincinnati pitchers hold lead. final score reflects a dominant Reds performance.

Cincinnatis South End Goliah Little Davids Ed Crane Cincinnati Boston Crane Nichols Tucker Staley Brodie Stovey Lowe Harrington McPhee Latham Holliday Long Jone Halligan Nick” Rap Smith Nash Hoodie Quinn Ganzel Arnie Latham Jos Ganzell Harry Staley Reilly Keenan BosTox GHP Os Ag BHP A. Balong Hallig Lv Brosie O. O Hollit’y Teecer O'Smithan Ianzel Sickels Gtaleyr Rina Boston Hrodie Kott Day wasea—Long McViee Krodie Noah Hailgan Firat Bailey Staley Jar Fington Jime Umpiire— Murat Borton A.A BT. Louis St. Louiis Comiskey Bostons Bobtom AT. Louie RK. Bolto OlCntee'y Ab Waacoet O Boyle, Ac Etricker Faring, Kaat St. Louis Hitichardvon Daly Comis

Weather Indications and Forecast for New England Today

In Northern New England fair and warmer today and tonight with light winds from the south west or south. Southern New England fair, slightly warmer with southerly winds. Saturday shows a slight cloud increase with possible evening showers and little temperature change. A high pressure area reaches the coast and pressure falls westward to a low in North Dakota.

POST New England Middle States North Carolina Norfolk Nantucket North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Dakotas Nebraska Gulf States Tampa New Orleans Pensacola Oregon Mississippi Savannah Albany Boston Eastport Lake Mississippi Valley Washington New York

Burrill twins charged with robbing aunt of silverware

Frank and Albert Burrill, 18, twin brothers, were arrested yesterday afternoon on larceny charges for stealing silverware valued at $160 from their Westland Avenue aunt. They live with Mrs. Sarah I. Bacon after their parents died. Sale of second-hand safes noted for Morris & Co at 64 Budbury Street.

Frank Albert Burrill Westland Avenue Sarah IT. Bacon

East Boston Republicans form club at Grand Army hall

The East Boston Republican Club organized with Ebenezer McPherson as president at Grand Army hall. About sixty attendees approved the ticket, electing McPherson to president after a vote. Secretary Wardwell urged Republican wakefulness and criticized Governor Russell while praising McKinley tariff policy.

Frederick &. Day Charles 4. Witt Wilbur I. Tait Wesley A. Gove EB. M. McPherson William KE. ‘Iant B. I. Campbell Thomas Copeland Peter Morrison Frederick le Count James A. Frame Warner Demona Iy Mr. McPherson Jenkins Walker McPherson Boston J. Otis Wardwell Republican State Committee Ward 2 Russell Wardwell New York Massachusetts McKinley Blaine Harrison

Compromise urged as party裂 seeks Governor candidate

A Lynn report suggests delegates favor Crapo and Allen is popular only with campaign insiders. Republicans fear a split could cost the state, with Crapo or Allen each seen as risky. Some push for a compromise candidate, with Congressman Lodge mentioned as a possible choice to unite the party and avert disaster.

Lynn Crapo Allen Mr. Crapo Russell Lodge United States

Matthews A Sure Winner Hart Loses GOP Support

Portmaster Hart cannot secure the Republican nomination for mayor next December as backers admit the game is up after his removal of four Democratic branch office superintendents. The firings, all Democrats of Irish birth or descent, undermine Hart's standing with former supporters and jeopardize his bid if the GOP chooses him again.

Portmaster Hart Hart Hare

Boston Democrats Active at City Committee Meeting

The Democratic City Committee will meet in Barmstead Hall next Monday evening at o'clock to fix the caucus date for delegates to the State convention. It is practically agreed caucuses will be Friday evening Sept 18 under amended rules. Chairman John H. McDonough is proving the right man to head the City Committee after weeks of quiet work.

Keany McDonough Lee Barmstead Hall John H. McDonough

Unpledged Republican Caucuses Reveal Allen Support

Cambridge caucus delegates elected for state and local posts show strong backing for Allen. Twenty nine pledged delegates remain unpledged but counted for Allen, with Head and Hay cen backing for other offices. Delegates and ward committees named across wards with entries from Cambridge Milton Vineyard Haven Amherst Methuen Watertown and Houghton towns.

Cambridge Allen John Head Haycen Wardana John Read Oliver H. Durrell Lucas B. Grover Saimmer L. Montague Perez G. Porter Joseph A. Dorsey Elijah H. Luke Louis F. Baldwin C. G. H. Bennink George C. Bent Charles H. Chandler Frank H. Teele William C. Lane Douglass Olive David H. O'Mara John M. Fisk William A. Tarbell Levi Hawkes Joseph A. Holmes Charles James Albert L. Norris Joan Rice Isaac Pear Charles W. Hender Ward Joseph Whittemore George Allen P. H. Rainmond Co. W. Cheney Julius Meyer John C. Nichols Brown Michael Corcoran J. EK. Parry D. J. Landergrin Charles J. Adams G. A. A. Pevey Thomas F. Carr Benjamin Howe George W. Parke H. P. Blackman A. J. Lovell B. Seagrave F. F. Carr W. H. Everleth Warren C. Daggett Milton Horace E. Ware William 8. Weston William A. Woodward Arthur A. Hibbard Dr. C. M. Leslie Robert I. Pond J. P. Churchill John Graham J. A. Simpson J. Walter Bradlee Clifford Gallagher T. Edwin Ruggles Calvin G. Hill James H. Packard Joseph C.whitney Horace Flummer George Choate John Swift Thomas Jordan William Bb. Weston James Thomas Erdmann Sonnenbrodt Albert L. Moor Edward L. Crossman John Darey Crapo Amherst F. P. Wood John Mullen W. H L. H Ward H. O. Pease G. A. Thomas John McKenney W. M. Dwight Noah Dickerson J. W Davison County J. C. White E. M. Thayer Joseph Blake O. G. Couch Sears Frank Canavan Loomis Merrick W. H. H. Morgan Methuen Sorin Jefts W. FE. Rowell Jacob Emerson Granville E. Foss John KE. Sawyer Joseph W. Fulton John 5. Vapley John D. Emerson Watertown James D. Monahan L. G. Blair Ensign Kelley J. P. Lyons Robert Blyth Thomas_ Gavin O. F. Fitz G. Fred Robinson Lewis McLaughlin F. Stearns F. Gallagher J. A. Burns W. H. Bustin, Jr Herbert Coolidge J. J. Barnes Charlies J. Lynch Charles 5

Senior single boat race ends in win for Mitchell

The Labor Day senior single boat race on the Charles River drew enthusiastic crowds along Beacon Street and the Union and Beacon/B.B.A. floats. At 5:40 Dowling of Crescent and Mitchell of Shawmut Boat Clubs started, with Mitchell opening a lead after the turn at Harvard Bridge to finish five lengths ahead in 10 minutes 46 seconds, Buckley refereeing.

Beacon Street Union Bb. A. A al? Dowling The Crescent George H. Mitchell Shawmut Boat Clubs Dowling Harvard Bridge Mitchell Reugene Buckley

Moston Evangelical Alliance to Meet at Tremont Temple

The regular meeting of the Moston Evangelical Alliance will be held at Tremont Temple on Monday morning Sept 14 at 10 o'clock. Rev George C Lorimer D D will deliver an address on Charles Haddon Spurgeon the Standard Bearer A Study in Contemporaneous Biography. Lorimer has had frequent interviews with Spurgeon and will share remarks about the preacher beloved and honored by many. The gal daria of the Temple will be open to the public.

Moston Evangelical Alliance Tremont Temple George C. Lorimer D.D Charles Haddon Spurgeon Lorimer Spurgeon

Thoreau Parodies Fate with Food Wordplay at Paine’s

A letter jokes about transposing one word in Thoreau to claim “I love my food to the core and rind.” The note notes increasing sale of fine dining room furniture at Paine’s Furniture Company, with a large department and surprisingly low prices advertised on page 1.

Thoreau Paine

Sabatia Daphne and Tom Arden Triumph in Mystic Pacing

Mystic Park reports strong turnout as Sabatia Daphne and Tom Arden win pace races in the 2:21 and 2:26 classes. Finals feature Arden beating Dynamite in a tight 2:23?4 heat and Daphne outpacing Flossie B, Archie B, Twang, Tiny B in the 2:26 division with a decisive 2:20% heat.

Horace Willis Mystic Track Jesse Hanson Tom Arden Dynamite Sabana Golden Daphne John Jones Ordway Ordway Bowen Sabatia Boan A. HW Tore B.g A. J. Libby James Ordway Suburban Wayne S Cee & Psyche Sp.m H. Titer Ro Bud Onward D. Golden G& Tu Dr Mattie K. Kyin Rockview Farm King Clinker G.m Nay Ccccvce Cssassde Ecceseeee Sula Casceeseces Scoseesecers Ait Siku Heal Charley Wilkes Tom Ardee Hanson Arden Wilkes Jock Lowen Hicks Hanser C.g Ded. Bowen Sovesscvccsesers Ds Myrtlewood Tiny B Twang Malabar Bonhomie Cedric Flossie B Archie Gretchen Flossie Bonhemie Judge Drew Gedric Kohomie Dapone Mt Vesta Park Purae J. Goldon Archie B J. Carpenter Flossie K Serene Bowgn B. m Boniob Revere

Veteran Boston cricketers revive Kent style in Longwood reunion

The annual gathering of old Massachusetts cricketers echoes 19th century Kent club scenes. Veterans wear old-fashioned attire, bowl underhand, and match teams led by William Haight and A J Mercer. C L Bixby tops Team 2 with 64 runs, while Ward, Jacobs and Nichols contribute for Team 1.

Kent Longwood Boston Massachusetts England Nonantums Newton Alphas Salem Winnisimmers Chelsea William Haight A. J. Mercer Corporation Goddard George Nichols W. Howarth JM. Doherty W. Spragg Charles Haight William Haigh Doherty J. J. Whelton C. 1. Magannus M. C. Graves Edwin Wilcock A. ©. Howard C. L. Bixby Team 2 Old Team 1 Los Haigh G.H. Saylor P. C. Anderson Mercer Thomas Ward J. E. Jacobs

Quebec Bark Lost in Atlantic Gale Sinks. Crew Saved by Georgian

The British steamer Georgian rescued the crew of the bark Quebec after a September gale near Sea Island. Captain W D Nelson and wife, officers, sailors, and four stowaways were taken aboard, with the bark abandoned and not insured. The Quebec left Liverpool July 29 with 800 tons of salt. cargo bound for St John.

Ball Boston Liverpool Nelson Quebec Eng John N. B Sea Island Georgian E. Churchill & Son Hantsport N.S Carmichael & Co St. John W. D. Nelson J. D. Nelson Mr. A. Brown Martin Hanson Carpenter Andrew Johnson John Abrahamson David Morris Joseph Lebangese William Johnson Pierce M. Viand William Peake William Boodle J. Sealey W.J. Sundman W Goodwin Antonio Migall Albert Edwards William, Tumbreys Patrick Dolan John Rodan Patrick Rache John Donovan Salin Pierre

Fugitive Dittlinger Arrested Upon Boston Arrival

Chicago police dispatched a description of Pedro W. Dittlinger, a fugitive from justice, who was due at Fitchburg station on the 9 30 Chicago train. Inspector Watts waited for the North Adams eastbound train and arrested Dittlinger and his wife at Boston. He is charged with embezzling 1600 dollars from Chicago’s Building and Loan Association.

Boston Chicago Pedro W. Dittlinger Fitchburg Watts Dittlinger North Adams Karanss

Ross-Hicks wed at St Luke's in Cambridgeport

Frederick H. Ross and Miss Lottie E. Hicks of Cambridge were married at St. Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church Cambridgeport with Rev. Charles H. Tucker officiating. Lena Adelstein served as maid of honor, Harry Ross as best man, and ushers included Charles E. Fay Maward LaCroix Adam Shirrett Jr. and Frank Barry. Reception followed at the couple's future home 111 Auburn street.

Ross—Hicks Frederick H. Ross Lottie E. Hicks Cambridge St. Luke’s Reformed Episcopal Church Cambridgeport James Hicks Worthy Grand Templar Massachusetts Temple of Honor Charles H. Tucker Lena Adelstein Harry Ross Charles E. Fay Maward LaCroix Adam Shirrett, Jr Frank Barry Auburn Street

Edward McGuire vs Lawrence Manufacturing Company verdict

In Middlesex Superior Court Lowell on September 9 judge Aldrich presided. Edward McGuire sought 50000 for injuries while employed by Lawrence Manufacturing Company alleging defendant negligence. Jury found for the defendant. Representation: P J Hoar for plaintiff G F Richardson for defendant.

Middlesex Ss Lowell Aldrich Edward McGuire Lawrence Manufacturing Company P. J. Hoar G. F. Richardson van Valkenburg Lachance de Lowell & Dracut Mint Tremont Burnham Et al Vs Snaffolk Mills van Hess

Genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Sold by Eisner & Mensdelson Co

Advertisement asserts that most women's troubles stem from a disordered stomach and promotes the genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as a remedy. It claims benefits for complexion and blood purification and warns buyers to secure only the genuine article with Eisner & Mensdelson Co. signature as sole agents in New York.

Carlsbad

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