Boston Defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 in NL Showdown
Boston NL beats Philadelphia 2 to 1 at South End Grounds in a tight pitched game. Nichols allowed five hits, Sullivan and Hardie hit solo homers for Boston, while Vickery and Clem ents held the visitors to three singles and two homers.
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Philadelphias
Boston
Philadelphia
Nichols
Philadelphians
Hardie
Vickery
Clements
Shane
Sullivan
Lowe
Powers
Myers
Tucker
Mayer
Brodie
Allen
Brodie Hoth
Popples
Hines
Ickery
Hamilton
McGarr
Meyers
Whampaou
Thompson
McCauley
Salem Post Office to Add Letter Carrier in October
Postmaster Dalton announced an extra letter carrier after Oct. 1 to extend service to Castle Hill and the Forest River end Mills with three daily trips. The money order department will open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. under the new plan. Willows and Juniper Point were illuminated with a band concert and prize dance at the Pavilion drawing a large crowd.
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Salem
iSreciay
Dalton
Castle Hill
Forest River End Mills
Sher Money Order Department
Orient Lacrosse Club of Montreal Arrives for Boston Matches
The Orient Lacrosse Club of Montreal arrived in Boston aboard the Halifax and will play Today against South Boston Lacrosse Club at 3 30 PM on Congress Street grounds with a second game Saturday against Boston's Lacrosse Club. The Montreal team has won four matches on the tour and previously swept ten games in Montreal. The South Bostons and Bostons fielded teams of noted players from the local scene, with Captain W Grant and Captain J Reuter leading their squads. The visitors arrive after setting a fast pace on the voyage and plan to rehearse today before the weekend contests.
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Orient Lacrosse Club of
Montreal
Boston
Halifax
Quincy House
Orient Club
St. John
Union St. John
All St. John
Wanderers
Orients
Congress Street
South Bostons
Bostons
Brillant
J. J. Millara
Draper
A.D. Anderson
A. Frankum
P.J. T. O'Brien
W. Pullen
E. D. Irwin
J. McLean
A. Fairburn
A. A. Watt
W. Murphy
W. Paton
W. Grant
Boston’s Lacrosse Club
J. Reuter
W. A. Davis
W. M. Bruce
H. Clacey
G. G. Boardman
J. K. Simson
W. S. Phillips
KE. E. Blodgett
J. Clancey
S. Winnie
C. Brown
A. Brown
Dismissal of aged civil cases by federal court order
The court orders dismissal for want of prosecution of civil cases standing over ten years with no action by either party for more than seven years. Dismissals may occur on or after November 1, 1890 unless a party objects before then.
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Norice
Commonwealth v. Multiple Defendants at Superior Court Session
Records from the Superior Court Criminal Session dated Sept 11 show Hammonon J Steinberg presiding over assault to maim charges with bonds set at 1000 for Antonio Rico and 1000 for another defendant. The docket lists numerous cases titled Same v. with various defendants, including Bradfors et al, Bond, Henry, Canniff, Barns, Hodge, Maloney, Cook, Swarts, Wibzair, Mayjenire, Page et al, Alberd, Myers et al, Lally, Crowell, Church, Lyons, Crimlisk, among others.
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Superior Court
Hammonon
J. Samuel Steinberg
Antonio Rico
Commonwealth
Same
Bradfors Et Stanton
Saime
Bond
Henry
Hodge
Maloney
Cook
Swarts
Wibzair
Mayjenire
Sane
Page
Alberd
Myers
Lally
Crowell
Church
Lyons
Crimlisk
Insolvency and Superior Court Notices in Suffolk and Middlesex
Sept 11 records show Third and Second meetings for insolvency cases in Suffolk with names such as Fred A. Anderson William J. George and others. Middlesex Superior Court entries list verdict for plaintiff in George & Appleton vs Chamberlin administrator and damages for Clarke v Chamberlin with multiple civil actions and adjournments.
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Suffolk County
McKim
Fred A. Anderson
William J. George
Kenry Ford
Quigley & Melson
H. H. Stearns
Rough
H. F. Holland
William Rand
Miner R. Thomas
Joshua B. Whitney
George &. Appleton
Francis Chamberlin
George F. Richardson
George R. Wheelock
Alice G. Clarke
Jeremiah Crowley
George Rk. Wheelock
Clarke v
Chamber
Ordway
Brown
Iin
Admr
Liber Co
Queasy
Grimard, Adie
Ve Bi
A M. RR. Co
Tremont
Uralin
Admx
Folk Mills
Lowell
Real estate transfers and auctions dot Boston area listings
Messrs Hichborn and Co sold the three story brick dwelling at 41 East Canton street for 5000 to Thomas Sullivan. The Chamber of Commerce will auction Sept 18 at 1 pm for leasing rights in the new India Square building with three five or more year term options. Notable transfers include James D Thomson selling on Wayland street Dorchester for 7500 with 3000 mortgage. 11 Allen street West End sold for 11000 with 9000 mortgages. North End Nos 11 and 1% Endicott street sold for 10000 on 1000 square feet. Malden sees 6940 square feet on Cherry street sold for 2300. Pearson Cordage Company obtains a permit to build a brick factory on Norfolk avenue near Magazine street. McMorrow and Gately to build.
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Messrs. Hichborn & Co
East
Canton Street
Thomas Sullivan
Chamber of Commerce
India Square
Dorchester
Wayland Street
Howard Avenue
James D. Thomson
Sarah A. Caldwell
Allen Street
David H. Blanchard
Morris Lippa
Endicott Street
Augustus H. Mather
T. Morrison
Malden
Manida Brien
Cherry Street
John Dihlen
Pearson Cordage Company
Norfolk Avenue
Magazine Street
McMorrow & Gately
Reverend Frank I. Wheat Installed at Hollliston Church
The Rev. Frank I. Wheat was ordained and installed today as pastor of the Congregational Church in Hollliston. The ordination sermon was delivered by the Rev. Dr. A. E. Dunning of Boston. This is Wheat’s first permanent charge, following a fifteen month vacancy in the pastorate.
Mayor Gleason Indicted for Assault on Reporter
New York report says Mayor Patrick J. Gleason of Long Island City was indicted for assault in the second degree on George R. Crowley the reporter. He was released in charge of his counsel to appear on Tuesday next.
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New York
Patrick J. Gleason
Long Island City
George R. Crowley
Money Market in Boston and New York Shows Tight Conditions
Boston and New York money markets show tightening with rates from 4 to 7 percent on time and call loans. Clearing House balances and exchange figures rise, while McKinley tariff expectations depress confidence. Bond redemptions and prepayments continue, copper and stock markets wobble with mixed gains and losses across key rails and utilities.
St Paul directors declare 3.2% preferred stock dividend
The St Paul directors today declared 3.2 percent preferred stock dividend and nothing on the common. The report for year ending June 30 shows a surplus of 717,627 dollars in favor of the common stock.
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St. Paul
Electric Companies and Welding Firm Names Listed
A jumble of company names appears with mentions of Eastern Electric Cable Company Union Electric Car Company Thouson-Houston Company and Thomson European Ejaoting Welding Company, suggesting a trade or listing section with various firms and abbreviations. The text shows fragmented names and inconsistent spacing.
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Eastern Electric Cable Company, Pfd
Gethins Electrical Mtg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Thouson-Houston Company
Thomson European Ejaoting Welding Company
Mining Stock Closing Annotations From San Francisco
The September 11 mining stocks closing annotations list numerous names and prices including Mt. Diablo 3.2% at 2.00, North Belle Isle 1.00, Bodie Con 0.5, Potosi 7.00, Crown Point 2.90, Gould & Curry 3.00,Yellow Jacket 3.25, and Mexican skater 3.20. Readouts feature various river and capitalized mine titles with mixed decimals and letter symbols across multiple listings.
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Alta
Mt. Diablo
Belle
North Belle Isle
Lest & Lele
Potosi
Choldar
Savage
Val
Sierra Nevad
Gould & Curry
Orta
LAM Hale & Norcross
Yellow Jacket
New York Financial Market Slips Amid Broad Stock Declines
Money on call tight with rates near 6 percent and mercantile paper at 7. Sterling bids steady. After noon, stock trading surged, sending many issues down with Chicago Gas and Sugar Refineries among the heaviest losers. By 2 p.m. declines spread, though late totals saw modest recoveries and a quiet close.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Har
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Financial Market Update From London on Sept Month
Foreign financial reports show Consols at 95 16 for money and 95 11 16 for account, U S 4s at 12642 ex coupon, Atlantic & Great Western firsts 87 55, Canadian Pacific 84 42, Erie 26 1 2, Illinois Central 113, Mexican ordinary 62 4 2, St Paul 72 3 4, New York Central 1004, Pennsylvania 64 4 4, Reading 21 2 3, Mexican Central new 45 76 4. Money 5 8 percent. Open market discount rates 4 2 3 to 8 percent. Bar silver 53 1 2 sd.
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Canadian Pacific
Linois Central
St. Paul Common
Tabernacle Young Men’s Institute Monthly Meeting Highlights
The executive committee met with President N F Thayer in charge. The seashore home reported about one hundred children were entertained for one to two weeks each. The employment bureau filled twenty three positions in July and August, salaries ranged from sixty to twelve dollars monthly. Sunday services on the Common began May 4 and continued with large audiences aided by good music. An ice water fountain at Bowdoin square and Chardon street was kept open all summer. The Girls’ Industrial School resumed last Saturday. The flower mission distributed double the bouquets compared with last year. Fall and winter class and entertainment plans are under preparation.
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N. F. Thayer
Employment Bureau
Bowdoin Square
Chardon Street
Girls’ Industrial School
Flower Mission
London Market Report Ships Wheat Corn Prices Rise
Foreign markets show wheat and corn firmer with cargoes moving. Liverpool demand improving for breadstuffs as prices rise. California wheat futures quoted higher. Paris and English country markets quiet amid mixed shipment data and week’s supply from Calcuta Bombay and Kurrachee.
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London
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
Calcuta
Bombay
Kurrachee
Great Britain
California
Paris
Market Report Shows Mixed Commodities and Steady Truck Demand
Wool active flour advancing while corn and oats rise and butter stays level. Potatoes weaker cal fruits in fair demand California fruits steady pork products firm and fresh meats bountiful. Truck market steady with large supply and modest demand. onions to lemons and vegetables listed with varied prices.
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Eans
California
Isuvar
Malta
Long Island
Wool Market Weekly Receipts and Prices
The past week saw 13,004 domestic and 9,387 foreign wool bales received, with total sales at 4,493,000 pounds. Demand remains active though no boom, as holders press for firmer tones later while manufacturers seek quick delivery and wider distribution. Prices vary by bale type and region with Ohio Michigan and Montana wools trading at mixed but steady levels amid hopes of improvement.
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Territory
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Fsavoc
Oregon
Texas
California
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Humboldt Valley
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London
New York
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United States District Court
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