Boston Ends Highlanders Streak With 4 1 Victory
Boston defeats New York 4 to 1 at American League Park to snap the Highlanders 15 game win streak. Hogge struggles as Winters outpitches him and costly Highlander errors help fuel the Boston defense. Chase drives a single and score while Keeler and Grimshaw add the final runs for Boston.
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York
Highlanders
Boston Americans
Boston
New York
Bostons
New Yorks
Godwin
Chase
Griffith
Hogg
Thomas
Kleinow
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Hayden
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Winter
Morgan
Hoey
Stahl
Willliams
Ferris
Grimshaw
O’ Loughlin
Detroit Beats Chicago 2 1 in Ninth Inning Thriller
Detroit edged Chicago 2 to 1 in a tightly fought game. A batter from each side was hit in the first inning and later scored, with Payne scoring on Schmidt's single and Davis' wild throw to Roche in the final frame.
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Hogg
Morgan
Carrigan
Williams
Winter
Yeager
Ferris
Keeler
Chase
Boston
Bostons
Hogey
Grimshaw
Conroy
Kleinow
Godwin
Highlanders
Chicago
Detroit
Payne
Schmidt
Davis
Roche
Yachtsmen Banquet Hints at Kiel Contest Next Year
Yachting club members gathered at the Eastern Yacht Clubhouse in Marblehead for a banquet. A cable from the German Emperor announced a prize contest next year at Kiel arranged by the Eastern and Imperial Yacht Clubs. Commodore Gardner presided as Henry Howard received a loving cup for race arrangements and Commodore Park received four cups plus the Roosevelt cup.
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Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Clubhouse
Commodore Gardner
William
Kiel
Eastern Yacht Club
Imperial Yacht Club
Henry Howard
Eastern Yacht Club Committee
Commodore Park
Vim
Auk
Wannsee
Caramba
Tilly
H. G. Ebbinhaus
Howard
Regatta Committee
F. Lewis Clark
Gordon Abbott
Parkman Dexter
L. M. Clark
Board of Umpires
Vim wins the Cup in light breeze and fog at Marblehead
The Vim defeats Auk and Wannsee in a triangular course for the cup amid light air and heavy seas. Vim leads early, Auk and Wannsee rally on windward legs, fog halts start, then Vim seals victory by 4 minutes 16 seconds as Dutch German crews observe sportsmanlike cheers.
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Adams
Auk
Herr Protzen
Bucknam
William Gardner
New York
Edwin A. Boardman
Boston
Boardman
Vim
Leeward
Wim
Wannsee
Hat Rescue Tragedy Ends in Fatal Fall
Petrio Marlino lost his life while trying to recover a hat blown from a street car by a gust of wind. He grasped for the hat, lost balance, fell and struck the back of his head, dying an hour later.
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Philadelphia
Petrio Marlino
Italian Suspects Arrested Over Signal Wire Cutting
Detectives from the New Haven Hartford railway arrested John Ricci and Dominic Piper after a ten day chase. They are charged with maliciously cutting block signal wires endangering passenger safety. The men deny touching any wire, though one detective claims to have caught them attempting to break a signal box lock.
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New Haven
New York
New’ Haven
Hartford
John Ricci
Dominic Piper
Theatre Gossip at Columbia Music Hall
The Columbia Music Hall opened with an attractive bill led by the Parisian Belles extravaganza company and Mile Carmen De Villiers in a dissolving-views act. The show featured a strong chorus, Clever routines by Reba Donaldson and Charles Daley, and lively songs by Arthur Yale, with audience praise and laughter throughout.
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Columbia Music Hall
Mile
Carmen de Villiers
Weber
Fields
Mildred Grover
Arthur Yale
Reba Donaldson
Charles Daley
Mr. Daley
Messrs
Somers
Law
Lyceum Theatre Burlesque Night Lively and Varied
Hyde’s Comedians and the Blue Ribbon Girls headline a busy Lyceum Theatre program this week. The Gillette sisters the Kaufman brothers Pauline Newton and others perform in a mix of singing dancing and comedy with a final burlesque featuring Buster Brown and His Dog Tige. Tige is highlighted as the star of the act.
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Lyceum Theatre
Hyde
Gillette
Violet Holmes
la Belle Trio
Buster Brown
Tige
Bijou Theatre Repeats The Last Word Draws Large Crowds
John Craig and his company reprise The Last Word at the Bijou with strong finish and lively humor. Cast includes Mary Young, William Warren, Alice Riker and others delivering polished performances. Also announces Lake Winnipesaukee excursion on September 15 with round trip Boston train and steamer Mt Washington.
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BIJOU
John Craig
Augustin Daly
Mr. Craig
Mary Young
Harry Riutherell
Vera
William Warren
Arthur Fox
Alice Riker
Winny
Mr. MacLarnie
Miss MacDonald
Beck
Evarts
Humphrey
Keith’s
Lake Winnipesaukee
Boston & Maine R. R
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
New Hampshire
Alton Bay
Winnipesaukee
Mt. Washington
Presidential Range
Sandwich Range
Boston City
Washington Street
Union Station
Wonderland Week Opens With Carnival At Revere Beach
Crowds mark the first days of the final week as Wonderland hosts the Battle of the Flowers and the 40 000 scintillator shows. Navassan Ladies Band to perform daily through Sunday while a piano giveaway draws near.
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Revere
Wonderland
Navassan Ladies
Walter Jacobs
Wonderland Music Publishing Company
Vaudeville at Norumbega Park Closes Soon
One final week of vaudeville at Norumbega Park features Adair and Dahn tight wire acts, ventriloquist W E Wittle, Brown and Wright dancing novelty, Fields and Hanson musical act, Bunth and Rudd European eccentrics, and new motion picture topics as the season nears its end with the Cape Cod steamer’s last trip on Sunday September 16.
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Norumbega Park
Adair and
Dahn
W. E. Whittle
Brown and Wright
Fields
Hanson
Bunth
Rudd
Provincetown
Cape
Cape Cod
We Renew the Pursuit in Cruise of the Conqueror
In this installment Lutgrove and Evie face Mannering’s threat as Sutgrove pretends to sleep through a murder hunt. Evie orders care and routes a Scotland Yard report while Forrest warns of the Daily Mail interference. A hotel ghost joke lightens tension before Lutgrove evades the press and plans a Southampton departure.
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Evie
Lutgrove
Mannering
Withington
Forrest
Paul
Daily Mail
Southampton
Waterloo
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