Chicago Defeats Phillies. New Yorks Win at Indianapolis
Chicago defeats Philadelphia to stay in second place while New Yorks beat the Hoosiers at Indianapolis. Washington loses at Pittsburgh as Detroit, Boston split a doubleheader in the same slate of games.
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Color line drawn in baseball as Browns refuse to play Cuban Giants
In Philadelphia on September 12, the St. Louis Browns were to host the Cuban Giants in an exhibition game at West Farms. Eight players signed a letter refusing to play against Negroes, prompting Van Der Ahe to cancel the game, marking the first such color-based refusal by a major club and a significant stand over race in baseball.
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Chris van der Ahe
St. Louis Browns
von der Ahe
van der Ahe
Athletics blank St Louis blank eight
At Philadelphia Athletics failed to score while St Louis plated eight in a game halted by darkness. Baltimore Baltimores and Louisvilles played to a scoreless finish due to nightfall.
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Athletics
St. Louis
Baltimore
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Louisvilles
Newport River Pirate Brainerd Tries Jail Escape
John Brainerd the river pirate, held awaiting Supreme Court trial, attempted to break jail yesterday using two concealed laws to cut bars. Local election set for Wednesday aims to oust Mayor Powel by fielding two rivals to force his withdrawal. The season’s final Casino hop drew slim crowds due to heavy rain.
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R. J
John Brainerd
Supreme Court
Powel
Constitutional Changes At Boston Chamber Of Commerce
A Boston Chamber of Commerce meeting appointed a nominating committee including R. H. Jenkins J. M. Upton J. H. Cressey Charles A. Baldwin and J. E. Soper. Amendments include clarifications on forfeited memberships sale proceeds and eligibility for survivor benefits with age limits for future members.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
R. H. Jenkins
J. M. Upton
J. H. Cressey
Charles A. Baldwin
J. E. Soper
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Memorial Service for Methodist Leaders at Bromfield Street Church
The quarterly conference of Methodist ministers met at Bromfield Street Church with a memorial service for Bishop Harris John Allen and Rev Dr Curry. Speakers eulogized their careers noting Harris’s forty years of service and Curry’s independence of thought and theological influence. Mark Trafton’s remarks added humor as the gathering recalled Allen’s early life and conversion path from Universalism to Methodism.
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Bromfield Street
Harris
John Allen
Curry
L. R. Thayer
D. I. Ela
W. F. Mallilieu
W. L. Harris
Ela
Norwich Seminary
B. K. Pierce
Wesleyan Hieged
Theeorgia Conference
Mark Trafton
Sandy River
Evangelical Ministers Push Boston Church Union
A Boston meeting of the Evangelical Ministers' Association gathered clergy from Boston and abroad including Rev. K Chat terjee of Lahore and Rev. De. Justin D. Fulton of New York. The group planned to consult churches and form a Boston Evangelical church union to coordinate work among congregations.
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Meionaon
K. ©. Chatterjee
Lahore Presbytery
Punjab
India
de. Justin D. Fulton
New York
Alliance
James M. Gray
Evangelical Ministers’ Association
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Vicinity
Boston Evangelical Church Union
William E. Dodge
Christian Church
Josiah Strong
Joseph Parker
London
Evangelical Alliances
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Parker House
W. E. Dodge
Strong
Tolerance as the Issue at Springfield Board Meeting
A letter to the editor argues that the American Board meeting in Springfield will hinge on tolerance between the Alden faction and the Hopkins and Hardy faction. It claims the dispute centers on whether Hume and allied supporters should be employed, accusing the Alden group of turning the board into a theological institute and manipulating committees.
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Hardy
American Board
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Beane
Portland
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Park Street Church
Holy Ghost
Des Moines
Smyth
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Sunday School Work Discussed by Tremont Temple Baptists
Sunday school superintendents met at Tremont Temple after a supper to review methods for attracting and retaining children in their districts. President George R. Kelso chaired the session with Rev. J. S. Fielding offering the blessing. Speakers outlined how to obtain new scholars and keep existing ones, with Rev. Dr. Edward Judson of New York providing enthusiastic input.
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Faithful Baptist
George R. Kelso
J. S. Fielding
Winchester
A. Hartshorn
Park P. Allen
Stephen Moore
A. L. Barbour
J. F. Paine
Henry Ashman
L. B. Philbrick
Association
Edward Judson
New York
Quarantine Ordered on Nova Scotia Cattle Imports
The Boston Collector reports an infectious disease among cattle, horses and sheep in Nova Scotia. No landing of animals or hides from Nova Scotia is to be allowed until further notice. Steamboat lines and local inspectors will enforce the order.
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Boston
Masse
United States
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Nova Scotia
I. H. Maynard
Treasury Department
Custom House
Board of Health
Brookline Street
Franklin Square
South End
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Andreas Blume
School Street
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Front Street
Rotch’s
Blanchard
Chawtord
B. Crawford
Edwin S. Thayer
Devonshire Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Sarah F. Ware
John Shackford
Elisha M. Hall
Cambridge
Boston Post
W. A. Field
J.C
Blanchard Running Meeting Canceled at Mystic Park
David H. Blanchard’s planned meeting at Mystic Park is called off due to insufficient stable space for the listed dates. He had secured all required horses from New York and nearby, along with strong encouragement to make the races a success.
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Mystic Park
Blanchard
New York
Vicinity
Resolutions on the Death of Alpheus Hardy at Boston Y M C A
At the Boston Young Men's Christian Association monthly meeting the group adopted resolutions praising Alpheus Hardy. They note his long support and leadership, including chairs of building and Tabernacle work with Mr Moody, and his strong business and missionary interests. A copy of the resolutions was sent to Hardy's family.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Russell Sturgis, Jr
Alpheus Hardy
Church Universal
Tabernacle
Moody
Hardy
Dorchester Abutters Sue City Over Unfilled Slough Hole
Abutters on Exchange Street Dorchester sue the city for not fulfilling a 1874 contract to fill lowlands along the Old Colony railroad. Work halted after the railroad filled its section and city gained rear land. nuisance remains despite health board appeals.
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Dorchester
Exchange Street
Old Colony Railroad
Board of Health
No Sales on Saturdays Ends Pending Notice
A 19th century financial list records securities and shares held or ordered by executors and trustees. It lists numerous railway, bank, and mill company holdings with quantities and notes, plus a note that no sales on Saturdays remains in effect until further notice.
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