Ward Dodgers Win as Inks Tops Staley in Slugless Tilt
In a tight pitchers’ duel Brooklyn’s Inks outdueled Boston’s Staley with seven innings of near perfect work. Ward’s timely hit in the seventh drove in the only run. Boston rallied in the eighth but could not beat Inks or Ward as Milwaukee won 1-0.
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John Ward
Inks
Western Association
Bostons
Harry Staley
Boston
Gaston
Quinn
Staley
Long
Long Gould
Brooklyns
Dame Fortune
Stovey
Collings
Ward
Foutz
Poatz
Burns
Siunder
Boone
Lucker
Brodie
Nash
Daly
Radie
Griffin
Kelly
Pinckney
Jeff Centre
Harry
Grifin
Hill
Lowe
Joe Quinn
Weather indications and forecast across New England
Weather indications show cloudy to rainy conditions in New England with possible drizzle on the coast. Temperatures drop, winds light and variable. Wednesday expected fair with little temperature change. Forecasters note widespread clear skies except coast clouds and scattered showers elsewhere.
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New England
Mississippi
Northfield
St. Cleans
Pacific Coast
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Santa Fe
Boston
Lakes
Ontario
New York
Atlantic
South Atlantic
Canada
South Dakota
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Portland
Chicago
Duluth
Washington
Maine
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Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhone Island
Connecticut
Weather Observations From Boston Report Summary
Daily weather data from Boston including thermometer and dew point readings. Records show mean and maximum temperatures, humidity, wind direction, wind speed, and total precipitation with notes on normal values from eighteen years of data.
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Boston
Bam
R.m. Harometer
Seus Cehiset
Crescent Boat Club Honors Labor Day Rowing Winners
About fifty Crescent Boat Club members gathered at Revere House to honor the junior four victors of the Labor Day Charles River race with a complimentary dinner. Winners included KJ Walsh R J Donovan George Mitchell and Frank Giblin joined by Corelius D J Murphy and DP P Pow era of Shawmut Boat Club. The evening addressed amateur rowing promotion.
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Crescent Boat Club
Revere House
the Charles
Messrs
Kj, Walsh
R.J. Donovan
George Mitchell
Frank Giblin
Corelius
D. J. Murphy
DP. P. Powera
Shawmut Boat Club
Independent Women Voters Meeting in East Boston
A large turnout gathered at Maverick Church East Boston for an Independent Women Voters meeting of Wards 1 and 2. Mrs Willard Allen presided with addresses by Mrs Mary A Livermore Mrs Hills of Pittsboro and Rev J W Hamilton. An orchestra provided music.
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Independent Women Voters
East Boston
Maverick Church
Willard 5. Allen
Mary A. Livermore
Hills
Pittsboro
J. W. Hamilton
Merchants Tailor Exchange Dinner At Walker House
The Merchants Tailor Exchange held its regular monthly meeting and dinner at the Walker House last evening. President J. U. Starbird presided. twenty five members attended and entertained guests Theodore Conkling and I. J. Walters of New York.
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Merchant Exchange
Merchants Tailor Exchange
Walker House
J. UD. Starbird
Theodore Conkling
I. J. Walters
New York
Councilmen Lunches Big Finance Bill Reported
Aldermen clash over Contingent Funds as Lewis demands reports and Keenan defends precedent. Finance Committee reports a loan of 2 550 000 with detailed allocations for schools streets public buildings and sewers. Other orders cover swimming lessons, electric cars, Faneuil Hall petitions, and park plans.
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Lewis
Keenan
Alderman Lewis
Boston
Boston Harbor
Poular
Committee On Finance
Carruth
Sullivan
Cook
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bHillside
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Ashmont
Independence Square
Commonwealth Park
Brook—Darmages
Ideal Holiday Trip by Boston & Albany Autumn Excursion
Boston & Albany announces an autumn excursion leaving Boston at 8 30 a m September 29 for Albany arriving 2 46 p m with time for Capitol visit. Return options include Hudson River voyage or Day Line up to New York and back, finishing with Fall River Line steamer Virgini m arriving Boston October 2. Ticket price five dollars.
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Boston & Albany
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Berkshires
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State Capitol
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West Point
Newburg
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Cooper
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Metropolis
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Winter tours by Raymond Whitcomb to the Pacific Coast
Raymond Whitcomb announces eight winter excursions to California with Pullman palace cars. Side trips include San Diego Redlands Redondo Beach Santa Barbara and more. Departures listed from Boston November 12 18 and February 4 from San Francisco for a Sandwich Islands trip. Brochures mailed from 206 Washington Street. An autumn trip to Southern California is planned for October 14.
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Pacific Coast
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
California
San Diego
Redlands
Redondo Beach
Santa Barbara
San Rafael
Santa Cruz
Monterey
San Jose
Mt. Hamilton
Ate
Hoston
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Moser, Raymond & Whitcomb
Washington Street
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Court adjourns early in United States Court of Appeals session
The court will convene today Tuesday at 12 m to admit attorneys only and adjourn for the term. The October term opens Tuesday Oct 6 at 10 a.m. The Supreme Judicial Court reviews an Old Colony railroad personal injury suit from Boston’s Spring street station. The plaintiff crossed a gate closed track, was struck, and the court discusses negligence versus wilful negligence and related cases. Cases include trustees, receivers, and a Texas oil policy dispute.
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United States Court OF Appeals
Samuel HH
Debbingson
Old Colony Railroad
Hoymes
Spring Street
Boston
Dedbar
Dedham
Thut
Granger
Boston & Albany
Mass
Fletcher Vs
Fitchburg Railroad
Copley Vs
New Haven & Northampton Company
Massachusetts G
White
Commonwealth
K. K. Butler
A. A. Strout
W. H. Coolidge
James Severson
Order of the Golden Grail
J. Bennett
Texas Standard Oil Company
Prudential Fire Insurance Company
Galveston
Tex
J. M. Kenton, Jr
L. D. Brandies
Domestic domicile dispute in Suffolk court case on damages
In Equity Thompson J hears a plea in abatement over whether Jane F. Thompson of Boston has a domicile in Suffolk county to sue Elijah W. Bonnemort for 4000 damages from a fall on Bonnemort's Dedham land. Arguments distinguish domicile from residence and consider intent to reside in Boston.
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Superior Court
Suffolk, Is
Thompson
Jane FE
Guild
Elijah W. Bonnemort
Yort
Dedham
Norfolk County
Suffolk County Superior Court
Boston
Suffolk County Court
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C.F. Jenney
Josiah G. Chase
Maine Central Railroad
Jeremiah R. True
Maine
Tne
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Pistene
Notable Tort Actions Involving Defective Machinery
Sept 18 case list shows Dora J. Irwin suing for 6000 damages as widow of William J. Irwin dead from injuries caused by defective works. Jury disagreement noted. Kate Fitzgerald sues Merrimack Manufacturing for 10000 damages after injuries from dangerous machine. jury out. docket includes numerous other mixed civil actions and references to Lowell Mills defendants.
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Alprich
Dora J. Irwin
John
Alley
William J. Irwin
Warren H. Atwood
John Lowell, Jr
Kate A. Fitzgerald
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
P. J. Hoar
G. F. Richardson
Superior Court docket items on trial and estates list
A dated court docket lists multiple cases and parties in process, including Johnson v. Kelleher, Sumner administrator v. Butler, Mulles v. Boston and Maine, Powell v. Davis, Evans v. Batch elder, Monaghan v. Cox, Frost v. Ballard, McDonnell administrator, Inhabitants of Bradford v. Blake, Paquet v. McCath turn, Chandler v. Sprague, Canney v. Burrill, Roubinson et al. v. Newnan, Willard administrator v. Petting, and Haskell Agoos, among others, with judges and departments noted. The entries indicate trial dates or motions in various Essex County and Newbury area matters.
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Johnson
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Sumner
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Mulles
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Powell
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Batchelder
Monnaghan
Cox
Frost
Ballard
McDonnell
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Bradford
Blake and Als
Paquet
McCathturn
Chandler
Sprague
Aid Als
Canney
Burrill
Roubinson
Newnan
Witlard
Adm’‘R
Probate Court Reports Wills and Administrations
Salem probate records list proved wills for Lydia P. Chase and Adelia Frothingham among others. Admin appointments include John Devlin Frank Cook William Dolliver Francis Edwards James Horne Hannah Lawrence Edward Murphy Peter Sexton James Smith George Upham Catherine Harper Mariam Plander Mary Lakeman Annie Shaw. Inventories show values for Ferguson Huntington Foss Perkins Steles Bradshaw McGovern. The Chase will entrusts real estate to son Henry with income to relatives and final principal to the Salem Friends. Frothingham bequeaths $500 to the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions.
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Harmen
J. Wills
Lydia P. Chase
John J. Demend
Bradford
Adelia Frothingham
Newburyport
Hannah K. Gould
Middleton
Philip Lee
Beverly
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Charles H. Poor
John P. Proctor
Gloucester
Victoria H. Putnam
New York
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Caroline Sherley
John Devlin
Amesbury
Frank K. Cook
Lyon
William P. Dolliver
Francis KR. Edwards
Wenham
James M. Horne
Lawrence
Hannah Reed Lawrence
Edward Murphy
Peter Sexton
Lynn
James ©. Smith
Ipswich
George P. Upham, Jr
Nahant
Josiah UI. Steles
Catherine Harper
Mariam G. Plander
Mary
Lakeman
Annie Shaw
Thomas B. Ferguson
Jacob Huntington
Rufus B. Foss
LL. Louisa Perkins
George Bradshaw
Terrance McGovern
Lucy H. Steles
Henry
Salem Monthly Meeting of Friends
Adeline Frithingham
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church of North America
Probate Court Admits Wills and Grants Administrations
Suffolk probate session on September 21 lists wills admitted to probate for McKim J and others including Anason Grealy Elsworth Harrington Barry Doherty Bailey Benjamin Newell Goddard Young Deanie Woodside Swift Darrow. Administrations granted for Malik Knowlton Cassidy Sandin Linskey Nudd Cook Murphy Ganesey OBrien Taylor Hyland Ayer Dupee Hird OConnor Reed Southwick Christensen Fernald.
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McKim
J. T. Anason
Patrick Grealy
J. E. Elsworth
S. G. Harrington
Elizabeth D. Barry
P. Doherty
Elizabeth T. Bailey
Benjamin
F. Newell
Mary C. Goddard
Wiliam W. Young
Sarah R. Deanie
Benjamin Woodside
Edward W. Swift
Lucindia K. Darrow
Young man attempts suicide in East Boston boarding house
Michael Dooley a 19 year old native of Prince Edward Island cut his throat with a razor at 2 Sumner Place East Boston. He was taken to City Hospital where prognosis was favorable. Dooley had been seeking work and grew despondent over continued ill luck.
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Prince Edward Island
Sumner Place
Boston
City Hospital
Dooley
Warning on Colds and Pneumonia Duffy’s Whiskey Endorsement
A period piece advises rapid treatment of colds to prevent pneumonia, praising Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a pure, reliable stimulant endorsed by leading scientists and physicians. It urges immediate action at first symptoms and warns against substitutes, implying whiskey as medicine.
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East Boston Bridge Plans Backed by Trade Group
The Citizens' Trade Association of East Boston met at Grand Army Hall. President Witt chaired. A hearing on the proposed bridge to East Boston was scheduled for Friday at 11. Alderman Sullivan spoke on the North Ferry head house nearing completion and a one sided track line to improve the terminus. Resolutions on the death of former vice president John Benson were adopted. A committee, led by Alderman Sullivan, will seek city engineer input at the October 12 meeting to finalize bridge plans and construct ideas.
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East Boston
Grand Army Hall
Charles S. Witt
Committee On Travel and Transportation
Rapid Transit Commission
Sullivan
North Ferry
John Benson
Association
John H. Sullivan
Alderman Sullivan
Doherty
William B. Mack
John L. Bates
Oddlers
Hopkins contested will hearing draws visiting family and lawyers
Timothy Hopkins adopted son of Mark Hopkins arrives in the city to attend the Probate Court will hearing at Salem. He is staying at the Brunswick with his lawyer Judge Boall who is at the Parker House. Both decline to speak about the case.
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Mark Hopkins
Mark Hopkins Searles
City
Brunswick
Judge Boall
Parker House
Salem
Moir Law Wedding in East Boston at Meridian Street
Miss Ada Law and Mr James G Moir were married at 130 Meridian Street East Boston in a pretty home ceremony conducted by Rev William Munroe of Christ Church Boston. A brief reception followed with relatives and intimate friends. Best man Alexander G Moir bridesmaid Carrie Granger and ushers I J Kiernan and Charles Moir. After a short trip to New York the couple will reside in East Boston.
Funeral of Dr George Hinckley Lyman at Trinity Church
Dr George Hinckley Lyman's funeral was held yesterday morning at Trinity Church with family present. Pallbearers included C. W. Loring W. W. Greenough F. E. Cotting Shattuck Amos Johns C Ellery Stedman and George W. Chickering. Dr Brooks led the service and Advent choir sang Art Thou Weary and King of Love My Shepherd Is. S B Whitney was organist. Burial followed at Mt. Auburn.
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W. W. Greenough
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Amos Johnson
C. Ellery Stedman
George W. Chickering
Brooks
Shareh of
New Deputy Sheriff Named George C. Davis
Sheriff O'Brien appointed George C. Davis as deputy sheriff replacing the late D. Martin. Davis has served as a constable for ten years with an excellent record.
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George C. Davis
D. Martin
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