Browns Beat Reds in St Louis Showdown
In St Louis the Browns overwhelmed the Boston club with strong hitting and stellar fielding, featuring a seventh inning triple play by McCarty and Comiskey. The game showcased sharp defense, late-inning rallying, and a clear dominance by St Louis as Boston struggled to respond. Attendance reached about 6,500.
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Lewiston State Fair races report from Sept 14
Lewiston Me Sept 14 The State Fair races conclude with 2 50 class winner G E Rideout Frank B in three heats. 2 37 class Booler Grace Cleveland takes top money. Stallion and horse show notes include Bosphorus sold for 10000 and praise from Theodore Goodrich. Pomological Society elects officers as annual meeting closes.
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The
Pomological Society
The Case of Dr. Jackson of Lynn
Livny Sept 10 Jesse K E Mason the young man arrested yesterday for accessory in a manslaughter case involving Nora Tagney and Dr H W Jackson in Lynn confessed today his statements support the charges against Dr Jackson
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Davkson
Mystic Park trots thrill with Hulda B and Ember wins
Mystic Park drew a large crowd as Hulda B and Ember won in their classes. Hulda B led early heats before a dramatic finish with final heats and disputes over driver interference. Ember narrowly beat Ilderim in tight 2:19 to 2:24 pacing, with Dora Thorn and Mischief among contenders.
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the Maid
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Rockview Farm
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Metropolitan Hotel New York Under New Management
The Metropolitan Hotel at Prince Street has been renovated and refurnished under new management. An attached European plan restaurant offers moderate meals. The hosts Messrs Hildreth and Allen seek abundant success in the new venture for business travelers and visitors.
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Hildreth & Allen
Pearline cleaning ad promises easy work and savings
An eyebrow raising early 20th century house cleaning pitch touts Pearline as the solution to grueling chores. It claims cold meals, aching backs, and sour tempers vanish with Pearline, offering faster, quieter cleaning and half the labor. It dismisses imitators as false and notes James Pyle of New York.
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James Pyle
New York
Mystics Lose to B A A in Longwood Second Eleven Match
The Mystics brought a scratch side to Longwood and were defeated by the B A A by an innings and eleven. Merrill led Mystics with 21 in the second innings while Estabrooks and Hill starred for B A A. Smith dominated bowling as Dutton Cracknell and Hartwell contributed for the Mystics. The match featured sharp fielding and notable catches. A benefit match for Chambers is set for Longwood, with Hawke's eleven and a prospective English vs American contest drawing interest.
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The
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Fair Post's Forecast and Weather Synopsis
The forecast calls for fair weather in Northern New England with steady temperatures and southerly winds, increasing cloudiness tonight and possible showers in Southern New England. Sunday looks cloudy and unsettled with showers and a slight temperature drop. Synopsis notes a broad weather pattern with a coastal anti cyclone and widespread rainfall in the Southeast, though Northern New England remains clear.
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Artistic Display At Paine's Furniture Co Exhibition
Post reporter tours Paine's Furniture Co at No 48 Canal Street and beholds a vast array of new and artistic designs. Ground floor features office tables in quartered oak and mahogany, hall stands with mirrors, toilet tables, tea and centre tables, and a striking Empire book case. Five floors host elegant parlor sets in Turkish styles, sideboards, carved chamber sets, and a brilliantly lit art room with imported rugs. Three art rooms showcase classic mantels and rich workmanship. A premier show of fine craftsmanship, elegance, and modern finishes invites visitors to view this extensive display.
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A Genuine Scotch Wedding in Dorchester
The Rev Dr Little of the Second Church Dorchester officiated at a Scotch wedding held at Mr Alexander Marrie’s residence. Bride Ellen Wight arrived from Scotland last Wednesday. Bridesmaid Katy McIntre, best man Robert Duguide, and groom William Stewart attended as guests celebrated with bagpipes and dancing, then separated at a seasonable hour.
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Dorchester
Alexander Marrie
Bent
Washington Streets
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Katy MclIntre
Robert Duguide
William Stewart
Cambridge delegates favor Allen at caucuses
It was understood that all delegates elected at the Cambridge Republican caucuses supported Allen though unpledged. One Crapo-aligned delegate claimed about ten of the twenty-nine Cambridge delegates favored Crapo, with a third candidate seen as preferable to both.
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Alien
Valuable Hints to Young Men from Boston YMCA
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association announces a 25 000 copy edition of Valuable Hints for Young Men a fifty page prospectus detailing association benefits. It features ten interior views of the Boylston and Berkeley street edifice and outlines expanded educational offerings with evening classes in electricity Spanish English grammar and composition. J L Gordon general secretary invites addresses with a two cent stamp to receive a copy. PIPE LAYERS QUIT WORK AT WALTHAM WALTHAM Sept 11 A large force of pipe layers on the city sewers halted work over wage misunderstandings claiming underpayment by 26 to 76 cents a day. Contractors efforts to replace them have failed.
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Rhinos
Boston
Tom Tucker
George Smith
Tucker
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Lowe
Harry
McPhee
Latham
Holliday
Smith
Harrington
Nash
Tom
Rhines
Arlies
Bennett
Nichols
Halligan
Selee
Brodie
Mac
Quinn
Keenan
Cat Latham
Muilane
Long
Reilly
Terriport
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
Association Hall
J. L. Gordon
Waltham
Sinolar
Resignation of a Clergyman in Malden
The Rev. WW Bliss, rector of St. Luke's Linden, has sent in his resignation and it has been accepted. Bliss plans to take charge of editing the Dawa.
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WW 2
Bliss
St. Luke’s Church
Linden
Blis
Sewerage commission bids advance on Charles River extension
The Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners will award contracts for about 69 000 feet of work on the easterly system, nearing eleven miles. Twenty eight thousand feet are completed, five miles, with the total Charles River extension at 40 892 feet about six miles. Eleven sections finished on the Charles River side, progress on Commonwealth avenue to St Marys street, Newton Watertown and Brighton, Winthrop to be completed this month, and Deer Island one section done. Sections East Boston Chelsea and Everett underway, with contracts proposing Medford and Cambridge branches.
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Boston
Huntington Avenue
Parker Street
Western Avenue
Waverly Street
Commonwealth Avenue
St. Mary’s Street
Newton
Watertown
Brighton
Winthrop
Deer Island
Chelsea
Everett
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Medford
Malden
Cambridge
Suffolk Trust Company granted authority to continue as trustee
In Equity the court allowed the Suffolk Trust Company to act as trustee and transfer agent for several corporations until Oct 1, with power to transfer company assets to entitled recipients by order of the receiver. Insovency Court adjourned third meetings to Oct 16 and Nov 20 for multiple assignees and cases including Samuel Silverstone and Albert L Tuttle. Boston Car Spring Company dividend ordered and case adjourned to Sept 18.
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Supreme Judicial Court
In Equity
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Suffolk Ss
McKim
J.F. Harris
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J. Henry Bufford
George M. Hubbs
Susie B. Field
Silas A. Besse
Jacob Brown
Thomas J. Barry
Edward F. Shiek
Benjamin D. Peterson
Herbert W
O. Fleet
W. L. Davis
Frank E. Martin
H. B. Tindall
Samuel Silverstone
Albert L. Tuttle
Boston Car Spring Company
Van Volkingburg v Lowell & Dracot Street Railway
In Middlesex Superior Court Lowell on September 11 George K. Van Volkingburg sues Lowell and Dracot Street Railway Company for 10000 dollars alleging personal injuries from being struck by a car driven carelessly by the defendant’s attendants.其他 case listings include Cole versus Boott Cotton Mill and related mills.
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Middlesex Ss
Lowell
Alprich
George K. van Volkingburg
Lowell & Dracot Street Railway Company
Delightful trip to the Pacific Coast planned by Raymond Whitcomb
Raymond and Whitcomb arrange a Boston departure on Oct 15 for a Pacific Coast and Southwest itinerary. The tour includes Chicago layover, stops at Las Vegas Hot Springs and Santa Fe, with arrivals in Southern California by Oct 24. Winter offerings include three Mexico trips and eight to the Pacific Coast plus a February Sandwich Islands voyage. Descriptive circulars are mailed free from 296 Washington Street.
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Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
Chicago
Las Vegas
Hot Springs
Santa Fe
Republic of Mexico
Sandwich Islands
Washington Street
School Street
Fairfax Of Merchants & Miners Line Added In Boston
The steamship Fairfax recently completed by Harlan & Hollingsworth joins the Boston Norfolk Baltimore route. An iron propeller 285 feet long with 3000 tons capacity and room for 120 passengers, commanded by John S. Harch, will operate three sailings weekly year round. Also, Trimount Athletic Club elects officers including President John J. Hill, Treasurer Frank R. Halloran, Financial Secretary James A. Doyle, Captain G Harry Hodgkins, and Lieutenant J Connors.
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Merchant Marinee
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Harlan & Hollingsworth
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Loston
Noralk
Baltimore
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Trimount Athletic Club
Kneeland Street
Harrison Avenue
John J. Hill
Frank R. Halloran
James A. Doyle
G. Harry Hodgkins
J. Connors
Sunday church notices list multiple services and lectures
Emmanuel Church Roxbury St Joan's M E Cannon Broadway South Boston First Springvale Tempe public invited Seats free Y M C U vesper and pew course address on good deeds Damaged text mentions Dr Fulton Cradle of Liberty and a 2:30 pm lecture on Romantism with Ruby Mehols singing Readers invited to attend venues include Newbury Street Roxbury St All are cordially invited services 10:30 am 5 pm 7:30 pm etc
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Newbury Street
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Ellot Square
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Union Hall
Boylston Street
Pew
and. Mayo
Boston
de. Fulton
Music Hall
Liverty
Justin D. Pulton
Ruby F. Mehols
Parlor Suits Exhibition and Low-Price Chairs
Our new styles of parlor suits are now on exhibition. We are showing some very fine suits and also a fine line of easy chairs, which we are offering at very low prices.
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