Victory over Hayes triggers Lodge barbs in Massachusetts politics
In Everett on Thursday and across wards, Republican tensions rise as Senator Lodge backs ex mayor Barrett against Senator Hoar and allies, amid fear Barrett could invade the U S Senate race next January. The dispute touches Randall supporters and ward battles while O Neill and Fitzgerald tensions surface in Ward 17.
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Lodge
Everett
Lynn
Barrett
United States
Hoar
Congress
Senate
William Wallace Crapp
New Bedford
Randall
John Simpkins
Capt
Hayes
Senator Lodge
Fitzgerald Rally Builds Support Across Boston Ward Strength
Senator Fitzgerald and followers press on with a vigorous campaign. A large midday meeting in East Boston drew about 300 as Hayes, Flynn, and other leaders framed plans for next week. Evening sessions included ward meetings and a dispute over unauthorized Costello listings amid claims of opposition canvassing by navy yard clerks.
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Fitzgerald
Flynn
James E. Hayes
Charlestown
Frank McGinness
Thomas A. MaHen
Hayes
Cornelius
Contin Ana
William F. McClellan
Democratic Committee
Cornelius J. Green
Tig Bunkers F Hill
Ward 1
Boston
Frank Dillon
Navy Yard
O’ Neil
McInerney
Ned’’ Mahoney
Daniel PD. Rourke
Busy Day for Hon Joseph H O Neil in South End
Congressman Joseph H O Neil keeps a busy schedule from morning to night touring the South End speaking to voters. He visits headquarters at 10 with a large mail of congratulatory letters lifting his spirits. Early caller M J Roughan of Charlestown, known for benevolence, joins Costello of the game section.
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Kennedy
Thomas F. Delhanty
Donovan
O'Neil
Joseph H. O'Neil
Shawmut Avenue
O’neil
Costello
Rousing rally backs regular Democrat O Neil in Ward 12
Ward 12 Democratic committee held a rally at new Harrison avenue Bennet street HQ with John Quinn Jr and a crowd voting for Joseph H. O Neil. A ballot showed six in favor and three doubtful. Morrissey praised the result and pledged ongoing voter instruction all winter.
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Ward 12
Harrison Avenue
Bennet Street
John Quinn
Bill
John H. Morrissey
Joseph H. O'Neil
Quinn
O'Neil
Morrissey
John Quinn, Jr
Patrick J. Hefferin
Dennis J. O'Connor
Michael F. Sullivan
Timothy J. Donovan
Joseph B. Ryan
Edward J. Barrett
Thomas F. Brannan
George F. Wiseman
Michael T. Callahan
John J. Falvey
Chris C. Mitchell
George J. Twiss
O’neil
Mr. O’neil
Ward
Coakley Campaign Rally At Roxbury Bath House
Timothy W. Coakley faces a boisterous welcome at the Roxbury bath house as a campaign event for the Senate seat turns into a ratification meeting. He praises a new caucus act and promises further rallies as supporters hail Massachusetts democratic progress and voter protections.
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Roxbury
Timothy W. Coakley
John McElroy
Coakley
Massachusetts
Bath House
Chelsea Politicians Gossip Over Colored Citizens Club Meeting
Chelsea discussion swirled around a meeting of a local colored citizens club on Broadway. Allegations claimed beer and cigars were passed at Hayes campaign event, which ex-Senator Champlin denied, stating no liquor was served and Hayes knew nothing of the club or the meeting.
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Chelsea
Broadway
E. B. Hayes
Congress
Hayes
Champlin
Murray
Thacher Willing to Run Again in Thirteenth District
In Fall River on September 14 Hon. Henry C. Thacher met Mayor Coughlin and Democratic leaders and announced he is again willing to be a candidate for Congress in the thirteenth district if the party decides to nominate him.
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Fall River
Henry C. Thacher
Coughlin
Democratic Party
Thirteenth
New York Lost St Louis New York R B Att ce
A fragmented item notes a loss or misrecorded game element involving New York and St Louis, with unclear initials and a number 1331,500. The readable portion mentions games played in a city and a first named reference, but details remain obscured.
Locals Face Road Tests Across League Night
Sports brief notes games today with Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at Sturs, Philadelphia at Louisville, Baltimore at Cincinnati, Washington at Pittsburg, Boston at Cleveland, and Boston at Cleveland.
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D. Baltimore
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Nis
Washington
Louisville
Brooklyn
Sturs
Browns Blank New Yorks In St Louis Clash
The Browns shut out the New Yorks 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 in a game noted for brilliant plays by Clarkson for St Louis and Mee kin for New York. Attendance 1500. Hits St Louis 3 New York 6. Errors St Louis 3. Batteries Clarkson Miller Meekin Farrell.
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ST. Louis
Browns
New Yorks
Clarkson
Meekin
Ste. Louis
New York
Miller
Farrell
Erie Yonkers routs Erie by eight runs in league action
In the Eastern League games at Erie Yonkers defeated Erie 8 to 3. Buffalo beat Wilkesbarre 15 to 5. Syracuse topped Springfield 13 to 10.
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Erie—Yonkers
Erie
Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Springfield
Scranton Club to Disband After Tomorrow's Game
Scranton Penn Sept 14 The Scranton club of the Eastern League decided to disband after tomorrow's game Patchen and Delaney will not be needed tomorrow and left for Williamsport to play for the balance of the season with the Demorest club Directors reorganized and engaged Tommy Cahill as manager for next year All the men on the team have been reserved.
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Scranton
Penn
Patchen
Delaney
Williamsport
Demorest
Tommy Cahill
Nashua Defeats Concord For State Baseball Title
Concord and Nashua clashed in a heated afternoon title game with Nashua securing the championship by edging Concord in a closely fought contest in Concord, New Hampshire.
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Nashua
Concord
N. H
Lightning at Mystic Park Crowded Card Ends With Fast Heats
A large Mystic Park crowd watched three races including a close free-for-all won by Ryland T. Lightning sped through heats, taking the third and fourth in 2:12 1 4, with the opener and early heats led by Ryland T. The 2:15 pacers race was postponed after one heat, with horses to be called at 9 a.m. today as the meeting closes, praised as Willis’s most successful meet.
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Mystic Park
Willis
Ryland T. Lightning
Ryland T
Woman rower eyes New Haven race for American title
Hartford wires Tillie Ashley backer E N Atherton asks Buchanan Ill racer Miss Mosen to duel for the American championship on a 1.5 mile straight course. St Louis Rowing Club secretary says the race cannot be officially recognized.
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Hartford
Conn
E. N. Atherton
Tillie Ashley
Mosentheim
Buchanan
Ill
Miss Ashley
New Haven
Guenther
St. Louis Rowing Club
Cattanach Moore Contest Postponed Again
Providence report states failure to complete Rocky Point arrangements before the hour postponed tonight’s glove bout between John Cattanach and Dick Moore. Hundreds of fans planned to travel from the city to attend. Boston parties have taken charge and hope to pair the men within a fortnight.
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Providence
Rocky Point
John Cattanach
Dick Moore
Boston
Bohemian Rowing Club thanks Boston leaders for Labor Day visit
The First Bohemian Rowing Club of New York through Captain Charles C. Christis expresses gratitude to Mayor Matthews and the city government for kind treatment during their Labor Day stay at the Charles River regatta and also thanks the Boston press for courteous consideration.
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New York
Charles C. Christis
Matthews
Boston
Mile international invitation race sparks talk of records
The Springfield mile event drew praise for its pure solo effort and pacing drama. Bliss, famed for the fastest mile paced by tandem Lumsden and Githens, could not win as Bald seized the lead with Windle’s push. Sanger’s 84 gear and late surge failed against Bald’s reserve power. Alfred C. Smith and A. I. Bianchi report from Pownal Vermont that they are five hours behind after delays from rain and bad roads, aiming to reach Chicago after Albany.
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Bliss
Lumsden
Githens
Bald
Asa Windle
Pinkey Bliss
Sanger
Pownal
Alfred C. Smith
A. I. Bianchi
Malden Club
Chicago
Berkshire
Albany
N. Y
Veteran Bikers Rally For Annual Hub Tour
A gathering of 80 veteran wheelmen met at Walnut Avenue and Warren Street led by Papa Weston. Notables included Will Pitman Happy Days Pitman Joe Dean Stall Allen Swan H. R. Lewis and J E Tippett. The group started for Sharon in light rain, with a stop at the Grove of Pleasant Memories en route.
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Warren Street
Frank Weston
Papa Weston
Will Pitman
Happy Days Pitman
Joe Dean
Stall
Allen Swan
H. R. Lewis
Far East
Japan
J. E. Tippet
Baltimore
Massachusetts
New York State
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Sharon
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J. S. Dean
H. W. Robinson
J. E. Tippett
Kirk Munroe
New York
Theodore Rothe
Philadelphia
H. Crowther
C. E. Cartwright
Augustine Nickerson
G. C. Brown
J. J. Fecitt
W. R. Pitman
C. W. Fourdrinier
W. G. Kendall
H. W. Knight
Newark
N. J
L. H. Johnson
Orange
J. E. Hill
Allen W. Swan
New Bedford
Albert Bernard
A. F. Wyman
A. E. Schaaf
W. B. Everett
W. H. Sayward
A. B. Bradstreet
Edwin Pierce
J. H. Burke
C. P. Donahoe
W. W. Stall
A. T. Lane
PUGILISTIC GOSSIP Thrilling Boston boxing scene and new portfolios
The Boston Post reports strong demand for the Portrait Gallery of American Pugilists with 50 000 copies of Part 1 ordered for London and 25 000 sold in Philadelphia. No 2 Sullivan number ready and plans for a Coney Island fight between the Sawdust Kid and Marshall as bets rise. Local bouts, prize purses, and boxer movements across Boston include domes
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Boston
London
Philadelphia
Boston Post
Corbett
Billy Edwards
Post
Sullivan
Coney Island
Marshall
George
Dick O’brien
South End
Imperial Athletic Club of
San Francisco
Alec Greggains
Dan Creedon
Bob Fitzsimmons
Dominick McCaffery
Dom
Frank Ward
Brockton
Mass
New England
Bob Green
Bob
Don Riordan
John Cattanach
Walter Johnson
Billy Wilson
J. E. lLecce
Colored Troubadours
Jack Dolan
Billy Smith
Bill Keough
Denver
Ed Smith
Keough
Smith
St. Joseph
Joe Elms
Chelsea
Office of
the Post
Johnny McLaughlin
North End
Tom Hefferan
Dobbs-Butler
Lynn
Shorty” Ahearn
Chicago
Harry Lemon
Dubuque
The
Illustrated News
Nick Long
Nick
Tom O’rourke
Atlantic Club
Brown's Assailants Sentenced in Superior Court
Moses E. Moore and Charles E. Smith alias Cannon, two colored youths from the West End, were sentenced by Judge Hopkins in the Superior Criminal Court. Moore received two years and Smith eighteen months in the House of Correction for attempting to chloroform Benjamin B. Brown at 10 Faneuil Hall Square last month to rob him.
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Moses E. Moore
Charles E. Smith
Cannon
West End
Superior Criminal Court
Hopkins
House of Correction
Benjamin B. Brown
Faneuil Hall Square
Three men arraigned in murder case tied to Woburn seizure
Neagle Foley and Sullivan, identified through Bil l erica links, are arraigned before Judge Hadley on wilful murder charges in Darcy Foster case. All three denied, bail denied, moved to Middlesex jail then Cambridge for counsel. Officers identify Sullivan wagon and horse, with conflicting statements about the premises.
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Stoneham
Andrew Benson
Billerica
Foley
McIntosh
Neagle
Lowell
Sullivan
Cornelius Neagle
Patrick Foley
Hadley
Darcy Foster
Middlesex County
Cambridge
William G. Bumps
George B. Palmer
Woburn
Inspector Kelly
Somerville
Winchester
P. Sullivan
Keane Faces Acid Attack in South Boston Court
Peter Keane, 26, suffered severe burns to his face and neck when Delia Winn, 20, allegedly threw muriatic acid at him at a street crossing. Keane, a railroad watchman, says he insulted Winn first. witness James Whelan also exposed to the liquid. Winn is charged as the defendant. her father Patrick Winn, a laborer, is named in records.
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Peter Keane
Delia Winn
James Whelan
Keane
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Foundry
Fourth Streets
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Whelan
Mr. Keane
Miss Winn
Hankard
Patrick Winn
C Street
Mitchell Street
Eviction of Boston Gas Worker Amid Sorrow in South Boston
The Post reports Andrew Glover a Brookline Gas Company employee was evicted after the Boston Board of Aldermen closed the plant. His three children died of diphtheria as the family faced hardship with their belongings in the street. Foreman McCramn aided a temporary home, and James Keegan has begun collecting rent funds at 877 Albany Street Boston.
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Andrew Glover
Glover
Brookline Gas Company
Boston Board of Aldermen
I Street
Boston
McCramn
Keegan
James Keegan
Albany Street
Locomotive Raised From Water By Boston Towboat Crew
After a long day the wrecking crew and divers from the Boston Towboat Company hauled a sunken locomotive from beneath the Old Colony draw at South Boston at 7 30 PM Thursday. The engine was in fairly good condition and could be restored to near original efficiency, according to the division superintendent.
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Boston Towboat Company
Old Colony Road
South Boston
Foul Rid ing Leads to Taral Fine and Suspension at Gravesend
Jockey Fred Taral faces a £200 fine and suspension from riding for stables outside his contract for the balance of the meeting after a foul ride aboard Connors' sear in race six. Daly doubts reinstatement this season. horses to be auctioned by Col S D Bruce. At Gravesend results include Oily Gamin, Kalula colt, Diabolus, Hurlingham, Galileo, Owlett among winners with times listed.
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Fred Taral
Connors
Sear
Bill
Daly
S. D. Bruce
Gravesend
L. I
Oily Gamin
Kennel
Enchanter
Kalula
Aace
Brambletta
Diabolus
Dungannon
Inquisitive
Hurlingham
Governor Sheehan
Galileo
Patrician
Figaro
Owlett
Louise Filly
Havoc
Trotting Meet Closes At Fleetwood Park In Rain
New York State Breeders trotting meeting ends at Fleetwood Park New York with a rain affected track. Coincident wins the three year old Matron stakes by walkover. In the 2 15 class one starter paid on time and the race was declared off. Captain Macey takes the 2 29 event in three straight heats with Snipnose Edith F. placing second and third. Best time 2 27 1 4.
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Fleetwood Park
N. Y
New York
Macey
Snipnose
Edith F
Spinners Refuse on 5 Percent Cut at New Bedford
In New Bedford on Sept 14 the Spinners Union debated a plan to return to work with a 5 percent wage cut, then restore it if the print cloth market stays at 278 cents after four weeks. They voted to postpone action for at least three weeks and will meet Sunday to decide on striker pay as treasury funds near exhaustion. The union faced criticism for lack of a conference quorum and alleged selfish motives amid broader labor tensions.
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New Bedford
Spinners’ Union
Treasury
Conference Committee
Populists Form Plan for City and Ward Committees
At the People's party headquarters 699 Washington street Boston Populists held a conference last evening to organize a ward and city committee and prepare for the campaign. A further meeting next Tuesday will establish a permanent body. Reform literature and speeches by Populist Congressmen are available at the headquarters as they push to organize in every city and town in the state.
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Hallock
Medical Institute and Museum of Anatomy
Court St
Boston
Dr.hallock &O
Museum of Anatomy
Hallock & Co
People’s Party
Washington Street
Gray named assistant inspector of buildings in Cambridge
William H. Gray was yesterday morning appointed to the post, replacing James Richard son who resigned Thursday. Gray has accepted and is known in Cambridge, currently serving as assistant deputy at the Middlesex County House of Correction in East Cambridge.
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William H. Gray
Cambridge
James Richardson
Gray
Middlesex County House of Correction
East
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