Longwood Cricket Match Ends in Visitors Victory
At Longwood grounds the visitors staged a brilliant rally to win after a rain delay. Longwoods led 18 on first innings but English bowlers Cottrell and Roller shut them down. English batsmen chased 63 for victory, led by steady running and key scores, with Cobb and Wright among contributors as the visitors clinched the match with three wickets to spare.
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Longwood
Longwoods
McKean
Bixby
Cottrell
Dutton
Wright
Lovett
Cobb
Mansfield
T. Mansfield
Rotherham
B. Cottrell
Lovett c. Saunders
B. Buckland
Roller
C. Hubbard
B. Chambers
Brainbridge
C. Stuart
Rey
Pirie -Haavcoch
D- Curmdeis
Turner
B. Lovett
Fortescue
Biwie
Buckland
C. Dutton
Pelea
Pretern
Ows Ss Ue
Wiest
Chambers
Suovge Fone Ess
TOA
Ows Ae
Brookline Street Petition Hearings On Harrison Place Extension
In Brookline the Norfolk county commissioners resumed the Harrison place extension hearing from Harvard square to Kent street. Witnesses argued public need while deliberations considered abutter benefits and betterment plans. The cost is estimated around 40 000 with 8000 already appropriated, and a decision was reserved.
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Brookline
Norfolk County Commissioners
Harvard Square
Kent Street
William Aspinwall
Messrs
Augustus Whittemore
E. W. E. Thompson
James B. Hand
B. F. Baker
James Driscoll
James Rooney
Captain
Chandler
Aspinwall
Harrison Place
Candage
Aspinwall Avenue
Francis Street
Selectmen
Prairie Era Patent Medicines Ad Listing
An old advertisement lists Hale’s Honey cough cure at 25, 50 cents and $1, Glenn’s Sulphur Soap for skin care, German Corn Remover for corns and bunions, Hill’s Hair and Whisker Dye in black or brown at 50 cents, Pike’s Toothache Drops promising relief in 1 minute at 25 cents, and Dean’s Rheumatic Pills as a sure cure at 50 cents.
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Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
Dean
Second Massachusetts Infantry Holds Annual Reunion at Quincy House
The Second Massachusetts Infantry survivors gathered at the Quincy House for their annual reunion. George W. Morse presided and delivered remarks honoring fallen leaders including Hancock, Gordon, and McClellan, with a dinner and speeches by several officers. The group elected officers for the coming year and adopted resolutions on General Gordon's death.
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Second Massachusetts Infantry
Quincy House
Boys In Blue
George W. Morse
Boston
Hancock
Marshal Ney
Henry
Navarre
General Gordon
Delano Robinson
Benjamin Alley
John A. Pratt
C. H H. Fuller
William Hyde
W. T. McAlpine
J. D. S. Baldwin
John R. Merritt
F. P. Loud
A. W. Emerson
H.T. Mason
Richard Pendergast
John T. Smith
C. McCafirey
W. H. Hall
John A. Fox
John C. Metcalf
James Frey
T. Ellsworth
T. H. Kesselhuth
Morse
General Coggswell
Salem
Quint
Dover
George A. Thayer
Cincinnati
Gordon
Aztec fair and Mexican village at Horticultural Hall
Horticultural Hall transforms into a Mexican scene with an Aztec fair featuring calender stone replicas, a Maximilian relic display, and two ancient mummies. The upper hall recreates a Mexican village with booths for crafts, workshops, native musicians, and tastings of tortillas and frijoles.
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Mexico
Prescott
Church of
San Francisco
The
Inquisition
City
Vorticultural
Orrin Bros. & Nichols
Opticurriculum OF
Dover Four Days Pairing Dr Perry in Local Visit
An evening paper reports Dr Perry alias Dr Grant from Gold Hill Australia spent four days in Dover at end of July with his sister. He proposed marriage to a wealthy woman but was rejected, after which he departed.
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Cloutman & Bingham
Young’s Hotel
Theophilus King
W. E. Field
Wallace, Elliott & Co
New York
Clontman & Bingham
Thomas E. Proctor
Dover
N. H
Perry
Dr. Grant
Gold Hill
Australia
Sullivan and Hearld to Fight in Allegheny Coliseum
Sullivan and Hearld depart New York for Allegheny Penn to stage a scientific six round glove bout with no knockouts. A stage is prepared in the Coliseum with ropes and margin to ensure safety and a private exhibition may occur if authorities intervene. Ministers plot to revoke the license and, failing that, seek a court injunction to stop the fight.
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New York
Sullivan
Hearld
Allegheny
Penn
Coliseum
Wyman
Hughes
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Allegheny City
Barry and Fitzgerald Clash in New Hampshire Middleweight Match
A collar and elbow wrestling contest for the New Hampshire middleweight title occurred in Manchester. William Barry of Franklin defeated M. W. Fitzgerald of Manchester in two of the final two falls out of three, in a $50-a-side bout judged by referee William Welch.
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Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire
William Barry
Franklin
M. W. Fitzgerald
Barry
William Welch
Fires and damages across Roxbury and Jamaica Plain yesterday
Alarm box 24 reported a blaze at No 6 Alpine Street Roxbury occupied by Edward J Smith owned by Colonel Hodges with 8500 damage and 1000 loss to fur niture. Smiths family away. A fire at J P Folans furniture factory 44 Fulton Street origin likely incendiary. extinguished with no damage. Minor blaze at Roach s furniture factory 151 Fulton Street caused no damage. A kerosene lamp explosion caused a second story fire at 27 Causeway Street three story building owned by Catherine Hickey. 25 damage. 11:35 p m alarm box 512 reported J Gerlach dwelling Rockview Street Jamaica Plain. 500 damage mostly water. cause unknown.
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Alpine Street
Roxbury
Edward J. Smith
Colonel Hodges
Mr. Smith
J. P. Folan
Fulton Street
Lewis
Station 1
Roach
Causeway Street
Catherine Hickey
Howe
J. Gerlach
Rockview Street
Jamaica Plain
Rescued From Drowning Near Battery Wharf and Whidden's Point
Four young men Donovan Redman Mahan and Murphy were rescued from drowning yesterday afternoon by Officers Deering and Russell of station 8. Their boat filled and sank midway between Battery Wharf and Whidden's Point.
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Donovan
Redman
Mahan
Murphy
Deering
Russell
Battery Wharf
Whidden’s Point
Francis Henshaw Auctioneers Firm Listing and Address
Francis Henshaw and Co auctioneers brokers and appraisers located at No S21 State Street and Merchants' Exchange Building First Floor provide estate liquidation and appraisal services for clients in the region.
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BE. L. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Exchange
Francis Henshaw & CO
No. S21
State Street
Bmerchants’ Exchange
Heam L
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
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Farmington
Os Geek
Tote Oss
Eee Ees
Westboro
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POM
C. B. Southard
Cloutman
Edward Downing
Brookline Streets
Massachusets
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North American Insurance CO
E. E. Patridge
State Sr
Kirby St
Albert Bowker
Motion Office of
Spring Garden Ins. CO
the Exchange Fire Ins. CO. OF
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Traders’ Insurance CO
OF Chicago
New England
Mutual Life Ins. CO
Benj. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
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Devonshire Street
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Allatoona
Corse
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Hill & CO
Washington St
BEY Leonard « CO
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Newbury Street
Geldowsky
Efe
Sullivan Bros, Auctioneers
School Street
Beaton
Shawmut Avenue
Pelham 4
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Sims and Pettitt
Harbor Lights
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Jas. A. Herne
Kiralfy
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Charles Fechter
Dumas
Monte Cristo
Gaspard Master
Robert B. Mantell
Hollis ST. Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
America
Clara Amoaris
Henry Miller
Camille
New
Howard Athenaum
Harvard YS
Yale
George D. Robinson
Hugh O'Brien
Wall. Gaston
Chas. Devens
A. H. Rice
N. BP. Banks
Henry L. Pierce
A. P. Martin
PF. C. Prince
Sam’l C. Cobb
F. W. Lincoln
Sam’l A. Green
We TV
Aia
State St
Kilby
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Great Britain
France
Dolar
Washington
R. H. Eddy
Eddy
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the Music Hall
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Music Hall
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
A. B. Kendig
D.D
Association Hall
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L. Foster Morse
Warren St
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Walnut and
Humboldt Avenues
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Hutchings Streets
Boston Lead Company
Crawford Street
Samuel Little
Edward Sands
Phineas B. Smith
Aaron D. Williams
Cliety OF
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City of
Boston Post
N. Sampson
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Cambridge Street
North Beacon Street
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Orchard Street
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J. H. Jenkins
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Dundee Seed
Federal Street
Knights & CY
Washington Street
Main St
Cambridge Port
Charles E. Raymond
Long Wharf
Wilmington
Del
Telephone
Plymouth Street
Windsor
Webster Avenue
Plymouth
Seckel
Portland
Vandone Streets
Secker Street
Cambridge
Windsor Street
Farze
Office of Auctioneers
Albert Howe
Market Street
Warren Avenue
Richards & CO
Reade St
Burdett & Dennis
Burling Slip
Etulesday
Coast Wrecking Co
Stapleton
Staten Island
Salvor
Lounty
Liverpool
T. Royden Iren, & Son
St. George
S. L
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John €. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Liocguet & CO
White St
Iy Townsend & Montant Auctioneers
Leonard Street
Samuel Haunting’s
Lippincott, Son
Boston Stock Exchange
Snow Cattle Co
Wyoming
Boston, Concord & Montreal RR
Metropolitan St. Ry
Kansas City
Union Natl. Bk
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Old Colony
Central Iowa
Bay State Live Stock Co
McKay & Bigelow Heel. Mach. Asso
Union Metallic Fast. Co
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Rutland
Og. & L. Champ
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Pass
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C Colony
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Cinn
Sand & Ileyve
Cambridge Ra
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Union Pacific Ry
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Tremont
Neb
de Hingham, Hull and Downer Landing Steamboat Co
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Metropolitan RR
Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw RR
Charles River R. R. Co
Pacific Mills
Lowell Machine Shop
Middlesex R. R. Co
Pass. Rivers R. R Co
Bunker Lill Natl. Bk
Salem Gas Light Co
Mercantile Marine Insurance Co
Shoe and Leather Insurance Co
Continental Mills
National City Bank
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Hingham
W. L
Boston & Maine RR
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Dao Union Stock Yard and
Transit Co
Providence
Boston RR
Pacific RR
Roxbury Gas Lt. Co
Boston Exchange Co
Safturday
Zamipha
Per “Gallia
Cunard Wharf
East
S. S. Roman
Almeria
Fameuvil Hall Cicars
Doge Trine
J. H. Ashton