The Reds Strike Their Gait Again in Columbus
Opening game of final series Boston vs Pittsburg at South End features stout pitching by Galvin and late Boston rally. Beating narrative details include errors, key plays by Gan zel, Corkhill, and Shugart, and a darkness stoppage after a dramatic ninth-inning comeback by Boston.
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Pittsburg
South End
Galvin
Bostons
McGunnile
Stovey
Sally
Harry
Lowe
Shugart
Worthy
Bobby
Brodie
Nash
Tucker
Bierbauer
Quinn
Keckley
Miatters
Charley Ganzel
Corkhill
Tom
Miller
Beckley
Toston
Pittsburgs
Jett Field
Hanlon
Staley
Laily
Jake
Joe Quinn
Pittsbieg
FO. A
PO. A
EB. Long
Birbauer
I.f
Ji.shugart
Millar
Meckley
VU Nash
U O Hanion
OlsAlly
Ubkellly
Ossalvyin
BOMOM
Cesveeeeees
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Pumoge
Ccs
OY US
LDO
Slogart
Brown
Duffy
Cheecore
New York
N. L
Chicago
Giants
Chicagos
Polo Grounds
Sania
Duicarg
Gtae
New Vork
Chicaco
Pattering
Kinsie
Muckley
Vickery
Schiriver
Il Agucock
Ryan
Threetoe
Richardson
Wilmot
Lome
lUaccett
Harett
O'Noarke
Balla
Kanie
Errora
Vusle
Vieffer
Angon
Conner
Wassed Ball Sebringer
McQoald
Korst
Tine
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Hallmoves
Weather Indications Favor Showers. Warm Inland
Fair weather dominates Northern New England with possible tonight showers and warmer interior, Maine coast steady. Southern New England sees partly cloudy conditions with possible light showers tonight and warm temps. Saturday cloudiness and showers more likely with southerly winds and rising temperatures. Forecast notes widespread fair conditions with limited rain and a heat surge in the West, cooler Northeast.
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New England
Maine
Lake Superior
Pacific
Canada
Calgary
Port Arthur
Hatteras
Nantucket
Savannah
Albany
Alleghanies
Rockies
Minnesota
Louisiana
New York
Boston
Washington
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Symphony Ticket Prices Rise At Auction Sale
The auction sale of $12 seats for the Symphony concerts at Music Hall yesterday showed no extraordinary prices but an average well above rehearsals. Early buyers included Professor Royce of Cambridge Arthur Howard Vickering J H Meecht and Arthur Austin. Seats in front row ranged from $5 to $20 with an average of $10. The morning premium peaked at $36 for a seat in Section H and the next at $29 for a centre seat. One thousand seven hundred sixty tickets for the concerts will be sold tomorrow at the same hour.
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Music Hall
Professor Royce
Cambridge
Arthur Howard Vickering
J. 11. Meecht
Arthur Austin
Stewart
New Long Island and Eastern States Line Opens Night Run
Boston to Brooklyn solid Pullman trains start on a nightly 11 p.m. run via Franklin Woonsocket Putnam Hartford Waterbury Hawleyville, then transfer by steamer Cape Charles to Oyster Bay and the Long Island Railroad to Brooklyn. Speed noted, meals served, and a trial trip with Boston and Brooklyn pressmen celebrated. Austin Corbin backs project. early service may expand.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New
Long Island and Eastern States Line
Long Island Railroad
New England Terminal Company
Housatonic System
New York & New England Railroad
New York & New England
Franklin
Woonsocket
Putnam
Williamantic
Hartford
Waterbury
Hawleyville
Housatonic
Wilson’s Point
Cape Charles
Blake W. Coleman
Chesapeake Bay
Pennsylvania
Tne
Sound
Oyster Bay
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn Bridge
Fulton, Wall and South
Associated Managements
Pullman
Mesa
Orion
Conductor Cross
N. Y
N. E. Raiload
Charles Howard
D. H. Nichols
R. P. Williams
G. 8. Pippin
A.C. Kendall
W. R. Babcock
General Western
IE. R. Fuller
G. F. K Randolph
F. Kennedy
Charles A. Prince
Long Island City
East River
Wilson
Austin Corbin
New York
Long Island
Eee
Carlyle Letter on Pipes and the Canongate Piper
A transcription from The Publishers' Circular presents a Carlyle letter to Aitken of Edinburgh dated April 13 1840. He requests tobacco pipes from Thomas White’s Canongate workshop, noting price 3s 6d per gross and urging careful packing and fast shipment by steamer. He recounts a prior failed Glasgow order of a finer ice pipe, blaming packaging and dust for losses.
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Carlyle
Aitken
Edinburgh
Cheyne Row
Cherska
Londoon
Canongate
John Knox
Thomas White
Glasgow
White
Christian Workers Convention Opens Third Day Session
The New England Christian Workers convention met at United Presbyterian Church corner Berkeley and Clarendon streets. Morning speakers included H F Parkhurst on cross bearing and mission work in slums, praising Pitt Street and Clark Street missions and urging self examination and Holy Ghost power. Afternoon talks featured Rev A C Grady on missionary experiences, with Rev J H Armstrong and Rev W H West on the program. Evening session highlighted Miss M E F Lunt of the Methodist Deaconesses Home, explaining home work aiding city missions. Rev W A Wood also spoke. The convention continues today.
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Convention of New England Christian Workers
United Presbyterian Church
Berkeley
Clarendon Streets
H.F. Parkhurst
Pitts Street
Parkhurst
Pitt Street
Clark Street Mission
Arnold
Jesus
L. H. Horton
A. C. Grady
L. W. Smith
J. H. Armstrong
W. H. West
L. B. Bates
M. Ef, Lunt
East Chester Park
Chicago
Luat
W. A. Wood
Waltham
Slater Hunt wedding at Mizzentop estate in Harbor Me
Miss Mabel Carteret Hunt daughter of the late William Morris Hunt marries Horatio Nelson Slater of Webster Massachusetts at noon at Mizzentop the bride’s mother’s summer home. Bishop Doane of Albany presides with family and guests including Mrs Slater and Mr Slater. elaborate gown features lace, orange blossoms and a large diamond star. The ceremony also notes Enid Hunt’s engagement with Samuel Slater.
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Ban Harbor
Mabel Carteret Hunt
William Morris Hunt
Horatio Nelson Slater
Webster
Mass
Mizzentop
H. A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Samuel Durfee
Providence
C. G. Washburn
Worcester
Horatio N. Slater
Samuel Slater
Enid Hunt
Slater
Bishop Doane
Albany
N. Y
Edward Perkins
Mrs. Hunt
Edward Childs
Risa Diederich
Hunt
Kurt Diederich
Smallwood
Bacon
Newton
Serciav
Jackson Homestead
Washington Street
Fannie Lincoln Smallwood
Herbert Manning Bacon
Walcott Calkins
D.D
Eliot Congregational Church
Charles I. Kepner
Walter Jackson
William V. Bliggins
Boston
Howard Jackson
Brookline
Fairview Avenue
Society in Newport New Cort dinner and musicale
Mgr J J Van Alen hosted a dinner and musicale with Miss Gertrude Edmands and Mr Leo Schultz of Boston performing on cello. About 150 cottagers attended the evening program, with floral decorations and old French silver. Several Newport residents and visitors were noted as registering, and plans for a New York wedding were hinted for late October.
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Newport
New Cort. R
Spectar
Mgr
J.J. van Alen
Gertrude Edmands
Leo Schultz
Boston
Camara
California
van Alen
Edmands
W. C. Whitney
Whitney
George Bbarelay
Legation
Chapman
New York
Jay
Adolph Ladenburg
G. M. Hutton
G. H. Perkins
Perkins
Ogden Goolet
G. B. Deforest
Aquidneck
Gertenge ¥Dmands
Schultz
James Hi. Brown
A. Brown
Kall Rives
Valley of the Nile Lower Egypt An 1890s Idaho Falls booster report
An Idaho Falls correspondent writes from Denver praising fertile Snake River valley lands in eastern Idaho. He notes wheat yields of 50 to 84 bushels per acre, extensive irrigation canals, mining nearby, growing population, a new hotel, and plans for Northwestern and Union Pacific railroad access. He urges eastern settlers to buy lots at Idaho Falls at $50 with $10 down and $10 monthly, with maps available. The piece portrays Idaho Falls as a future regional center with abundant water power, timber, stone, coal beds, and rapid growth.
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Falls
Chicago & Northwestern
Fort Caspar
Wyoming
Boise City
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Challis
Salmon City
Oregon
Utah and Northern
Idaho Falls
United States
Idaho
Rocky Mountains
I T
Spokane Falls
Hayden
New
Geological Survey
Teton Mountain Range
Chicago
Northwestern
Casper
Wyo
Snake River
Yellowstone National Park
Omaha
California
Pacific States
Missouri River
Colorado
Old Mexico
South
Central America
Valley of Snake
City of Destiny
Snake River Valley
San Francisco
Denver
Portland
Salt Lake
Idaho Falls Town Company
Berces
Chicaco
Willis G. Emerson
Bank Block
Araphoe and
Seventeenth Streets
Col
Sir
Spokane
Washington
The
Shoshone Lake
Great Plains
Ibis
Shem
Idaho Falls Town Company and the Valley of Promise
A visitor extols Idaho Falls and the Snake River Valley as a future inland city. He praises the site chosen by the Idaho Falls Town Company, notes vast irrigable land, strong water power, mining potential, and agricultural productivity, and cites a favorable letter from a Chicago financier endorsing the project’s vast possibilities.
Boston Symphony ticket sales attract large patronage
The Boston Symphony Orchestra reports strong demand for season tickets with 974 seats still unsold for Saturday concerts. Auctioning the remaining $760 seats at Music Hall starts this morning at 10 o clock, with expectations they will sell quickly. The first concert is set for October 10.
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the Symphony
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
A Step in the Right Direction with Modern Sideboards
A Paine's Furniture Warerooms advertisement promotes low prices on fine sideboards at 48 Canal Street to kick off the fall season with hospitality ready. Also reports Reading syndicate dissolved with control of 226,000 shares, voting over two-thirds in favor. all but one member agrees.
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Paine
Canal Street
Reading Syndicate
New York
Courts decisions cover adoptions and deeds in Lowell cases
The report outlines multiple Superior Court decisions from Lowell. Cases include an adoption proceeding where a deceased mother eliminates service on a putative father, contract action on covenants of warranty and deed validity despite lack of consideration, and eviction damages. Other matters include a promissory note suit with appellate reversal on admissibility of security-based evidence, a personal injury action against Tremont and Suffolk Mill, a widow's death damages suit for defective machinery, and several docket entries for cases against Local manufacturers and banks.
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William B. Gibson
H. ©. Joyner
A. OC. Collins
Appellee
B. G. Comstock
John P. Son
C. Joyner
W. C. Spaulding
First National Bank
Eugene C. Watkins
M. Wilcox
E. Ai. Wood
Gustave Leistritz
American Zylonite Company
G. A. Prediger
R. Shaw
Waterman
Superior Court
Middlesex_ss
Lowell
Sept
Alprrica
John Lamb
Tremont
Suffolk Mill
J. F. Manning
George ¥. Richardson
Dora J. Irwin
John
Alley
William J. Irwin
Warren H. Atwood
John Lowell, Jr
Fitzgerald pro_ami
Marchand Vy. Lawry
Mawrence Mfg. Co
Ufacturing Com
Kilroy
Lowell Pany
Mfg. Co
Lee, Adv
Forbes
Old Lowell Ie Nat Bank
Vesper Boat Club Admitted to Massachusetts Bowling League
At a Parker House meeting the Vesper Boat Club of Lowell was admitted after discussion. W W Davis reported on the American Bowling League meeting in New York. Some delegates voiced discontent over New York rebuff and possible withdrawal, but wiser counsel prevailed. Massachusetts clubs must apply individually for American Union membership.
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Latham
Denny
Phillies
Brown
Graulich
Jamestown
N. Y
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Gleason
Grauleh
Mahane
Crane
Harrington
Philadelpha
Delelanty
McPhee
Thompson
Hamilton
Holliday
Reilly
Hamlton
Myers
Halligan
Mayer
Melhee
Keenan
Smith
Allen
Eislie
Cleveland
N. L
Brooklyn
New York
Eastern Park
Daly
Pinkney
Ely
Botteries Young
Zimamer
Inksanmi Daly
Lurns
Winkney
Childs
Zinmer
Inks
Collins
McKean
Young
Davis
Virtue
Ward
Zimner
Lynch
L.st. ST. Louis
A. A
Athletics
St. Louis
Rettner
Lyons
Comiskey
Browns
Innines
Aubdtolics
Cas. Cue Vee
St. Lows
Athletica
Retiger
Loyle
Bowman
Cross
Millvan
Olf Retiger
Orf Bowman
Halliaen
Mullican
Munlvey
Corcoran
Milligan
McCarty
Wood
Hallman
Ketger
Mulroney
Titme
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Bowling League
Parker House
Vesper Boat Club
Lowell
W. W. Davis
American Bowling League
Wade
American Union
Real Estate Sale at Chelsea By Samuel Hatch & Co
Samuel Hatch and Co sold yesterday the residence of the late Hon Isaac Stebbins, at 44 Franklin Avenue in Chelsea, for 10000 dollars with 91 dollars tax, to purchaser James A McCann.
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Samuel Hatch & Co
Isaac Stebbins
Franklin Avenue
James A. McCann
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West
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RH. Graves & Sons
Supreme Judicial Court For the
Commonwealth
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E. M. Wood
E. C. Morris & Co
Sudbury Street
Sindh
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Ruston
Siepiuations
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Iven
Westminster West
Yeu
Viral Avenue
Somerville
Northampton St
Rick
Steau
J. Craig
Peabody, Mass
Frei Elet
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Poois
David G. Murbard
Newsbury Street
Greenville
N. H
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Greveville
N. Ly
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