Batted Clarkson Hard Eight Innings In Drizzling Rain
Washington and Boston played eight innings in a drizzling rain before the game was called. Boston capitalized on Washington errors and timely hits, with Kelly scoring the winning run on Nash's single in the eighth. Ferson and Clarkson matched on bare activities as Giants and Phillies tied for the day in other results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Phillies
Washington
Boston
Washingtons
Clarkson
Ferson
Kelly
Nash
Actors in a Benefit Baseball Game Delights Boston Crowd
A benefit baseball game featured actors from the Dock Street company entertaining a Boston audience. Mc Intosh wore a Ben Butler head and Clarkson sign while Gallivan and Billings sparkled with catches. The nine innings ended in a tie as prizes were awarded for runs, batting, and fielding. net receipts around 600 dollars benefit the Actors' Athletic Association and the Boston Press Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Ben Butler
Clarkson
Gallivan
Billings
Shorty Healy
Dockstader Company
Big Mac
Madeline Lucette
Burr McIntosh
W. J. Gailivan
Isabelle Urquhart
Gillam
Fanny Rice
Casino Company
J. Garland
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Scores From Roundup Of Baseball Games
In Philadelphia Brooklyn games the Athletics defeated the Brooklyn nine 4 to 1. In Kansas City the Kansas Citys routed the St. Louis nine 6 to 0. Worcester beat Hartford 7 to 6 after Worcester hosted the Worcester series. Lowell-Lowell beat New Haven 12 to 4 in a close Lowell affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyns
Athletics
Kansas City
St. Louis
Kansas Citys
Worcester
Hartfords
Worcesters
Lowell
Lowells
New Havens
Major Merrill Denounces Unauthorized Interview on Pension Plan
Major Merrill rails at a Washington omission and a newspaper betrayal over pension commissions. He notes his opposition to an eight dollar monthly pension and describes the Grand Army stance, while detailing proposed bills to extend disability, widow, and dependent allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merrill
Post
Corporal Tanner
Tom
Grand Army
National Grand Army Pension Committee
Grand Army of the Republic National Committee
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Tomboy Wins Rogers Cup in Newport Bay Heavy Seas
In Newport R I on Sept 20 Tomboy defeats Kathleen and Mopsa to win the $100 Rogers Cup for cabin sloops to 30 feet. Three starters due to damage, wind and sea force a bay course with start at Rose Island, eight miles up and back. Tomboy gains on Kathleen and finishes first at 2 42 07 with Kathleen at 2 62 03. Mopsa fails to finish after spinnaker trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Diamond
Bantam
Tomboy
Kathleen
Mopsa
Rose Island
Leeward
Yomboy
Athleen
Ava
Monsa
Rhode Island
Prudence Island
Actors Versus Reporters At Boston Club Exhibition
The Five A's and the Boston Press ball teams staged a lighthearted exhibition yesterday at the Bos ton ball grounds. The home team looked fitter for play while the reporters wore comic stage costumes including shock wigs and a dice box hat. Fred Solomon wore a white linen jacket and striped hose, Ryley sported a white flannel yachting suit with an eyeglass as he batted and fielded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Press
Press Club
Bosworth Street
Boston
Five A’s
Fred Solomon
Ryley
Nourse Rumored for Treasurer Posts at York Mills and Leverett
In Ripper Ford Missouri on September 20 a report says Franklin Nourse, agent of York Mills at Saco, has been offered the treasurer posts at York and Leverett mills in Massachusetts. The vacancy followed the death of W G Saltonstall of Boston. Nourse would not confirm or deny the report. The job pays about $10,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Saltonstall
Ripper
Nagle Escorts Justice Field on Eastbound Trip
In Washington on September 20 it was reported that two deputy sheriffs accompanied Justice Field westward as guards. It has since emerged that Deputy Nagle, who killed Judge Terry, rode as his travelling companion. The authorities kept the fact quiet to allow Nagle privacy in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagle
Justice Field
Washington
Terry
Carpets at lowest prices since 1861 urged by Pray firm
John H. Pray, Sons & Co. announce carpets are available at sales-low prices unparalleled since 1861 and urge customers to buy immediately before prices rise. The notice emphasizes strong value and immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
John H. Pray
The Star Course Attractions Revealed for Fall Schedule
A detailed list outlines October to February events for the Star course, featuring eminent concerts and lectures by Emma Juch, Walter Emerson, Jules Perotti, the Irish National Concert Company, the Lotus Glee Club, and speakers like Robert Nourse and Max O Re ll. It promises one of the city's finest offerings with full details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnabee
Karl, Macdonald
Julietta Corden
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Carlotta Maconda
Hoff and
Cowles
Lhe Bostonians
Emma Juch
B. Listemann
Fritz Giese
G. B. Ronconi
Fritz Listemann
John W. Flockton
Paul Listemann
Walter Emerson
Corneti
Menora Henson Emerson
Nat M. Brigham
John Thomas
Rudolph King
Schubert
Robert Nourse
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Ireland
Dublin
Irish National Concert Company
John O’rorke
London Assurance
Leland T. Powers
Wulf Fries
Louise Baldwin Powers
Elinor Teear
I. KE. Holden
H. L. Cornell
Germany
Jules Perotti
Emil Fischer
Sophie Traubman
Lowie Meisslinger
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
John ©. Mullaly
J. M. Heindl
Henri Heindl
Aiea Heindl
Edwin Heindl
Jrr
Henry A. Greene
Lotus Glee Club
Nella F. Brown-Pond
Longfellow
Carrie Hun-King
Sophie Maurer
Laura Sedgwick Collins
W. A. Prince
Frederick Reddall
Charles N. Allen
Georgia Pray
G. B. van Santvoord
Albert van Raaite
Edwin A. Sabin
Aug. Ellis
J. Williams Macy
Jessie Eldridge- Southwick
Ella M.chamberlin
Ariel Ladies
England
Royal Hand Bell Ringers of
London
Fred
Losey
Scotland
Balmoral
Glasgow
Walter Bruce
America
Will Carleton
Robert MclIntyre
Beypt
Cambridge and Boston Work on Harvard Bridge Dedication
Bridges committees from Cambridge and Boston met at City Hall with Harvard Bridge commissioners and mayors to plan the dedication. J P Caswell proposed a grand malico drama and river pageant but Cambridge delayed badge finalization, suggesting a probable spring dedication instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Boston
City Hall
Harvard Bridge
Alderman Smith
Bridge Committee
Hart
Gilmore
Leander Greeley
J. P. Caswell
Cambride Bridge
Man Injured In Cambridge City Hall Elevator Fall
Michael Kenney aged 30, of 56 Waverley street, fell into an elevator shaft at the new Cambridge City Hall yesterday, suffering serious head injuries and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. The St James Episcopal Church edifice at North Cambridge nears completion with stained glass windows in the chancel and memorials planned for the late Dean George Z Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kenney
Waverley Street
Cambridge City Hall
Massachusetts General Hospital
St. James's Episcopal Church
North Cambridge
George Z. Gray
Sylvanite Minina Milling Co Stock Offering
The SUYLVANITE Minina & MILLING Company offers a limited stock issue at $2 per share par value $10 paid up and unassessable. Dr Norvin Green president of Western Union Telegraph Co is named as president. George W Dresser of 103 Devonshire Street accepts subscriptions and will provide required information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suylvanite Minina & Milling Company
Norvin Green
Western Union Telegraph Company
George W. Dresser
Devonshire Street
Staples Court Clears Several Liquor Cases
The Superior Criminal Court in Suffolk County on September 20 convicts in several liquor cases. Thomas Power received stolen goods and was sent to the House of Correction for six months. Frederick Burton faced embezzlement charges and was held on $800 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Suffolk County
Staples
Thomas Power
House of Correction
Frederick Burton
Insolvency Court Adjourns Third Meetings in Suffolk County
In Suffolk County Insolvency Court on Sept 20 Judge McKim adjourned third meetings and granted discharges to Robert F. Piper Florence FE Belden Charles W Wellington Peter F Costello John H Sweetser John L B Pratt Ernest D Blackwell George W Thayer Albert L Churchill Cecilia F Gustine Jennie H Bowker Paul Sears James Clair George T Sears James H Howard Emery Hughes George M Guild 5 S W Howe George L Young Charles B Gardner John O Connor Discharges denied for Thomas Ff Maney Co Jacob Cohen Newman McCully Emery W Smith Mary F Maney Arminda T McKeon KJ Clark Co George hb Evans. Second meetings closed for Mary F Maney Arminda T McKeon and Hampton V Hayward. First meetings held for Thomas H McDonald Henry W Folsom assignee Elizabeth E Durgin Melville P Beckett assignee John H Piper Howard D Nash assignee. Creditors petition in Josiah B Bachelder continued to Dec 6. Dowley & Proctor composition not confirmed insolvency proceeding. J Tyler Hicks Co second hearing on composition continued to Oct 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim
Robert F. Piper
Florence FE. Belden
Charles W. Wellington
Peter F. Costello
John H. Sweetser
John L. B. Pratt
Ernest D. Blackwell
George W. Thayer
Albert L. Churchill
Cecilia F. Gustine
Jennie H. Bowker
Paul Sears
James Clair
George T. Sears
James H. Howard
Emery, & Hughes
George M. Guild
W. J. Howe
George L. Young
Charles B. Gardner
John O'Connor
Thomas Ff. Maney
Harvey v Stevens jury verdict in Middlesex Court
In Middlesex County Superior Court on September 20, the jury found for the plaintiff in Harvey, assignee, v Stevens for 1830 dollars and 20 cents. Harvey represented the plaintiff, W H Atwood the defendant. Additional cases listed include Murphy v Prince administrator and McDuffee v Ro barge in Lowell, with various defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Hall
C. H. Conant
J. M. Hall
R. D. Weston Smith
McDuffee
Chase
City of Barge
Lowell
Cady v. Davis
Adv
Damages Actions in Superior Court Adjoin Haverhill Docket
Essex county court records show three personal injury and tort actions against defendants from Haverhill and Malden. Cases include Jeremiah Mahoney vs Benjamin W. Chase for foot injury from an ice incident, Alice Kelley Dyer vs J K Sleeper over alleged false good will claims, and Parker vs New England Telegraph and Telephone for burns from an electric wire. Adjournments and denials are noted with lawyers named for each side.
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Essex
Lawrence
Mason
Jeremiah Mahoney
Benjamin W. Chase
Haverhill
Frank Pearl
W. H. Moody
Alice Kelley Dyer
Malden
Ontmail
W. S. Kane
I’. Burney
George A. Parker
New England Telegraph and ‘Telephone Company
C. A. Bell
John P. Sweeney
Harry Moulton
Nwandar
Municipal Court Update on Sep 20 Docketed Charges
Duncan McGehvey John C Lynch George Roberts and James O Leary tied to the No 10 Marshall street shoe-store robbery were continued to Sept 25 in 2000 dollars each. Edward Felton charged with larceny of a silver watch from Gilbert Wait had case continued. James Quigley charged with stealing a $200 team was held for Superior Court in 500 dollars. John Murphy waived examination on breaking and entering and was held in 1000 dollars for Superior Court. George C Miller was fined 5 dollars and costs for obtaining money under false pretences. Sarah Simpson and Peter Nichols were each held in 100 dollars for Superior Court on larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apams and Forsarra
Duncan McGehvey
John C. Lynch
George Roberts
James O'Leary
Marshall Street
Edward Felton
Giarend
Gilbert Wait
James Quigley
Jeremiah
Harrigan
Superior Court
John Murphy
George C. Miller
Miller
Sarah Simpson
Peter Nichols
Changes at the Post Office Workforce
The post office plans to discharge three watchmen and one electrician and one fireman from the custodian department while offering raises to the remaining staff. Critics call it penny wise and pound foolish, noting the fourth floor housing courts lacks watchmen and urging two guards at both building ends to prevent neglect during court sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
United States Court
United States District, Attorney
Repairs at the State House After Elevator Tank Flood
Damage to Representatives' Hall from a tank burst at the State House is estimated at about 1000 dollars. Work starts to repair the area, the elevator is expected to run again in a week, carpets will be replaced, ceilings whitened, and chairs dried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
J. G. B. Adams
J. P. Blake
Notes About The City Today In Boston
Notes on Rev Lysander Dicker man at Old South Church topic The Pharaoh That Knew Joseph and The Pharaoh That Knew Not Joseph. Dickerman known Egyptologist. New England Hospital buys Farnsworth house for nurses Gifts to Miss C G Macbrien Roxbury for furnishings. West End street railway to replace junction frogs with new iron work begins tonight. Parmenter street paving bids Dyer 250 Barber Asphalt 359 not awarded. Rev James Yeames to speak at Boston YMCA tomorrow 4 pm for young men. Congregational singing and cornet solos by Cooper and Stewart. George Francis Train to speak at Boston Theatre tomorrow evening. Dockstater contribution to Boston noted. Boston Baseball grounds turnout high sixty eight days 293 357 tickets receipts 147 688 50 including 36 922 44 to visiting clubs Grandstand receipts near 20 000 total home receipts over 140 000. Street commissioners hear relocation of Old Road Roxbury Dorchester abutters split on necessity. Aldermen committee to consider preventing pedl ers at Boston Post Office likely to grant. Police parade for Oct 15 postponed to spring due to vacation season. Rev Minot J Savage returned from abroad in good health services to resume at Unity Church after repairs.
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Lysander Dickerman
Old South Church
Joseph
Dickerman
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Farnsworth House
C. G. Macbrien
Dimock Street
Roxbury
West End Street Railway
Charles and
Cambridge Streets
Clarendon Hills
Park Square
Craigie Bridge
Third Street
Cambridge
West Boston Bridge
Parmenter Street
C. R. Dyer
Barber Asphalt Company
James Yeames
Methodist Episcopal Church of
South Boston
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Messrs. Cooper and
Stewart
George Francis Train
Madison Square
New York
Boston
Dorchester
Board of Aldermen
Corse
Boston Post Office
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Unity
Somerville Democrats Set Ward Caucuses Next Wednesday
The Somerville ward and city committee voted to hold State senatorial county and councillor caucuses in the wards next Wednesday evening. Representative caucuses will be held Oct 9. Richard H. Dana will explain the new ballot law to voters of Somerville next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Democratic
Richard H. Dana
Lowell
Democratic City Committee
Central Committee
Sunday notices of church services in Boston area
Sunday notices list multiple churches and associations in Boston. Details include service times from 9:15 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., 4 p.m., and 7:30 p.m., with ministers such as Rev. Brooke Herford Rev. James Yeames Rev. A Y L Vierson Rev. Leighton Parks and Rev. Justin D Fulton. Also featured are music solos, duets, and congregational singing with organ, cornet, and piano. Public invited. tickets required for some meetings.
Continental Clothing House Word Puzzle Prize
Boston contest offers 100 gold to the contestant who forms the most valid words from Continental letters using Webster's dictionary. Prizes include fiery dollars and a child’s kit for ages 5 to 12. Entries due by Friday noon November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowle
The
Boston Herald
Coleman
Boston Globe
C. E. Pierce
Boston Journal
Continental Clothing House
Country Week Fifteenth Season Charity Drives 3100 Children
Contributions to the Boston Young Men's Christian Union funded the Country Week effort sending over 3100 needy children and some mothers from city union rooms to farms and country homes. Helpers included guests and groups from Stanley House South West Harbor Readville Bass Rock Gloucester and local Sunday Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Week
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Stanley House
South West Harbor
Third Congregational Society
Cambridge
Baptist Sunday School
South Framingham
Mass
Blue Hill
Readville
Medford
Climate for Consumptives Uses Sage's Catarrh Remedy
An advertisement urges consumptives to avoid hawking and spitting and to use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy sold by druggists. The copy promotes a home remedy and targets readers seeking relief from catarrh symptoms.
Stockholders Receive 500c Per Share Monthly Proposal
The plan promises 50c per share monthly now totaling $6 yearly, $17,600 monthly to surplus, with stock at $10 soon to rise to $165. Conservative investors expect $50 per share in twelve months. Dividends would come from mine and mill earnings, not manipulator pockets, and the company invites close scrutiny for accuracy in its property representations.
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Bostons
Wasilingtons
R.bh.po
A. E. Rich
Dson
Irwin
OjHoy
Wilmot
Ganzel
Beecher
Johnston
Wise
Quinn
Ola
Smith
Mack
Bennett
Riddle
A. Irwin
Hoy
J. Irwin
Wilditch
Indianapolis
Pittsburgs
Hoosiers
Fanning
Rusie
Hoosier
Galvin
A. E. Carrol
Rowe
Seery
Beckley
Andrews
White
Denny
Bee Fields
Glasserck
Hanlon
Buckley
Sundev
McGeachy
Dunlap
Dilly
iRusi
Pittsburgh
Carroll
Ward
Ewing
Decker
MGW
Philadelphias
R. Bil YO
A. Ee
Collner
Ecket
O'Rourke
Fogarty
Whitney
O' Hallman
Keefe
Anderson
New Yorks
Kernan
Thompson
O' Rourks
Paety
Sky Keete
Iassed Ball
McKean
Twitchell
Chicagos
Radford
Clevelands
BHPO
A. E. It
PO. A
OrRyan
Bricker
MéKean
Orbutiy
Oanson
Duffy
Anson
Williamson
Gilka
Zimmer
Pfeffer
Tebeau
Ryan
Farrell
Gruber
Hutchinson
Stricker
Paatz
Yebeau
Faatz
Bail Williamson
Lynch
Perch
Hestons Eee
Werner Oo
Indacianapolis Swear
Pattsburgs
Weashingtons
Evening Telegram
Eighth Avenue
John B. Day
Polo Grounds
Brotherhood
New York Club
A’s. AB
AVE - Io
A. Rehan Co
Clarke
Cola Coa
E M. Carroll
Adonis Co
Schroeder
Caine Co
Wilson
Brigands Co
J. M
Globe
Sesnee
Herald
Tilton
Cart
Richardson
Transcript
Gillain
Advertiser
Advertiser, Ef
Barrett
Record, P
Stearns, Herald, If
Bean
Mclntosh
Clark
Ean
Edgerly
Ballsa
MclIntosh
Prett
J. Mulen
George Massao
Dockstader’s
J. F. Dever
Major Merrill
Newport Bay
I. M.S. Ihe
Neering Anee Nee Doan
Beouba
James Pyle
AIL Vauyve
Parker v
N. E. Tel
Tel Bena! 18
Nowell
Harrison
Jones
Gardner
Donovan
Goss
Morache
Darrent
Evans
Leland
Kracton
Hale
Murphy
Wright
West
Haverhill Aqueduct Co
Morgan
Shaw
Satie
Boston & Maine RR
Fulton
Lawrence Duck Co
Foss
Klington Street
Brooke Herford
Boston Young Men’s
R. L. Ferkins
South
Ihee
Charles B. Osgood
Percy J. d. Cooper
Joseph Stewart
Mr. Cooper
Union Hall
Boylston Street
A. J. Mayo
Byron A. Rovinson
George Mendall ‘Taylor
Barris’ Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
A. Y L. Vierson
D.D
Christadelphian Bible
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Jesus Christ
Cuvnen
Discipless
Emmanuel Cuunen
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
Newbury
Exeter Streets
Cora L. V. Richmond
Justin D. Fulton
Rome
Copley Square
Edward A Terton
South Congregational Couracy
Exeter Street
St. Joan’s Courci
Boston Highlands
Tremont Street
Vernon
Linden Park Streets
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
Lopie
Justin D. Falton
Union Primitive Catholic
Warrenton Street
Arthur Crane
Gaye
Las CrCl
Union
Continental Clothing House OF
Washington and Boylston Sts
New England
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Florida
Colorado
California
Dr. Pierce
Colchis Mining Go
Silver City
New Mexico
Robert G. Ingersoll
C. D. Jenkins, M.D
Herbert Parsons
Nathan Cleaves
U. S
Portland
Heon
Chas. E. Court
U.S
R. H. Whitney & CO
State Street
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