Scenes at the games between Boston and New York
New York defeated Boston 3 to 1 in the first game and tied 1 to 1 in the second as crowds braved the storm at Huntington Avenue. Errors by Boston aided New York both games, with darkness ending the second after five innings. Gibson and Dineen pitched well. Boston outbatted New York. Anther double header was set for today at 1 45 with Young and Tannehill for Boston. a record crowd was expected if the "world beaters" win both games.
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Boston
New York
Ball
Young and Tannehill
Boston Men Visit City on New Hampshire Train
Three men, two from the city and one from abroad, arrived by a New Hampshire train today. They described Boston as Hub of the Universe and birthplace of Benjamin Franklin, and noted Faneuil Hall and Red Fox Ale. Boston School of Piano Tuning advertises end evening classes, send for the Sabadeteron st.
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New Hampshire
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Benjamin Franklin
Boston School OF Piano
Tun End
Eton St
Bakers to Meet Over Flour Price Alarm in Boston
Metropolitan Boston bakers fear flour shortages and higher prices as stock depletes and wholesale costs rise. The Master Bakers Association plans a meeting to decide on measures for bakers and public, weighing bread price increases against preserving supplies and preventing waste.
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Friend
Friend Bros
Sec
Retary
The
Master Bakers’ Association
Thomas Henry
Chelsea
Dense Boston Harbor fog halts most sailings
A heavy fog blanketed Boston Harbor forcing steamers and fishing vessels to stay in port or sail at reduced speed. City of Bangor Bay State and Penobscot canceled trips while Governor Andrew's 6:20 p m run was abandoned. Devonian managed to depart for Liverpool with 59 cabins aboard.
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City of
Bangor
Portland
Bay State
Penobscot
Bath
A. Moody
Bay State Line
New England
Samuel Brown
Andrew
Pemberton
Nantasket
Devonian
Hast
Boston
Liverpool
Norfolk Gale Rips Through City With 48 MPH Winds
A southeast storm sweeps Norfolk Va with winds up to 48 miles per hour and river levels pushed to low streets. Coastal communication is cut off while Cape Henry records 36 mph and Hatteras 22 mph as the gale grows stronger.
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Norfolk
Cape Henry
Hatteras
Gasoline stove blast kills 88 year old woman at home
Mrs Pauline Gutterman died at City Hospital from burns and inhalation after a gasoline stove explosion yesterday afternoon at 310 Bremen Street East Boston. She was 88 and initially thought not seriously burned.
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Pauline Gutterman
City Hospital
Bremen Street
Boston
Showers Today in Boston and Vicinity Forecast
Local forecast shows Thursday showers with fresh southeast winds turning west. Friday will be fair. Advertisements note kidney trouble and claim Father John's Medicine gained 30 pounds and restored health for Joseph Beladeau of Brockton Mass.
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Boston
John
Joseph Beladeau
Myrtle Ave
Brockton, Mass
Ex-Mayor Douglas declines Governor bid though open to head ticket
In Brockton, William L. Douglas replies to the Democratic city committee urging a gubernatorial run. He thanks friends, calls himself a businessman, supports reciprocity for New England, and says he would head the ticket only if the people seek it, but would not enter a campaign.
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Brockton
New England
Democratic Party
People of the
Commonwealth
Douglas Douglas Endorsed For Governor By Brockton Democrats
The Brockton Democratic city committee endorses ex Mayor William L. Douglas for the Governor nomination and urges him to allow his name to be used. They praise his service in the General Court and as Brockton mayor, noting broad local enthusiasm after a citywide survey.
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Brockton
Boston Post
William L. Douglas
William E. Russell
Democratic City Committee
Commonwealth
General Court
House
Senate
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Dougherty
Freddie
Tapse
Huntington Ave
Nue
Gibson
Dineen
Charles S. Hamlin
Ises
Lincoln Street
Harbor IN
Boston Harbor
Norfolk, VA
Douglas
Democrats
Thayer
Worcester
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