Boston Beats Brooklyn to Complete Season Sweep
In Brooklyn on September 22 the Boston team won the final game of the series and season by hitting Kennedy at the right time. Lewis troubled by five walks but yielded only four safeties as Brooklyn produced a single home run by Collins. Bergen supported Sears well as Boston’s fielding was sharp. Umpire Hurst halted play after eight innings due to darkness with 1000 in attendance. The score stood at six to one.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Bostons
Kennedy
Lewis
Brooklyns
Collins
Bergen
Sears
Boston
Hurst
Hamilton
Chi
Tenney
Duffy
Tory
Tucker
McGann
P Seeeeee
Jones
Steer
Anderson
Griffin
Tanner
Corcoran
Shinde
McCarthy
BIG
Shindle
Long
Bonner
Grim
Champions Defeat Phillies In Low-Crow Baltimore Game
The last champion game of the season drew the smallest crowd as the champs outplayed the Phillies. Keener excelled for Philadelphia, while Keener and Grady teamed for the visitors’ defense and offense. Attendance was 1165 with Baltimore committing one error to Philadelphia’s one.
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Baltimore
Philadelphias
Plasevnola
Philadelphia
Hoffer
Robinson
Keener
Grady
McJames Dominates as Washington Defeats New York
McJames pitched a near flawless game allowing only three hits two of them scratchy while Farrell stood out at the plate. The contest ended after seven innings due to darkness with Washington winning 14 to 3 and drawing 3,880 in attendance. Batteries were McJames Farrell for Washington and Sullivan Warner for New York.
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Washington
New York
McJames
Farrell
Sullivan
Warner
Reds Dominant In Cleveland Walk With Strong Foreman Hitting
Cincinnati outplayed Cleveland in a 12 to 6 victory led by Foreman who held the Spiders to scattered hits. Vaughn Young and Zimmer provided the Cincinnati bats as the Reds fielded well. Attendance 600.
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Cleveland
Young
Cincinnatis
Clevelands
Foreman
Spiders
Reds
Cntcingall Cacciniesis
Cincinnati
Vaughn
Zimmer
Lenox Cup Play At Pittsfield In Rain
Preliminary Lenox cup golf at Pittsfield drew over thirty entrants on Lenox links. W Harvard Cutting won both sessions with 192 strokes for four rounds. Shaw and Fenn followed. The top sixteen advance to tomorrow's round while others seek consolation prizes. Diplomats in the Lenox contingent observed the play.
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Pittsfield
Lenox Golf Links
W. Harvard Cutting
Shaw
Fenn
Lenox
Fitchburg Railroad Excursion Route via Hoosac Tunnel to Boston
The popular October 1 excursion will travel via Hoosac Tunnel to Albany then down the Hudson and Fall River lines to Boston. The rate is set at 5 percent.
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Fitchburg Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Albany
Hudson and Fall River
Boston
Boston Custom House Wine Offer at India Street
Boston Custom House Wine Store advertises old California wines in five quart bottles with assorted 1 quart California Angelica Port Sherry Muscatel and Catawba options. Free packing and combined lots promoted with price points around $1.09 for mixed lot and $1.00 for single bottle offers. N. Brintnall and J. WW. O'Connor listed as contacts.
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Boston Custom House
California
B A A Regatta On Charles River At Annual Club Meet
The B A A annual regatta will take place Saturday on the Charles River off the boat house with upstream and return races. Coach Glendon reports entries for all events and crews in the fours and eights will be formed just before start. Nelse Innes of the Herald acts as referee.
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Charles River
Glendon
Nelse Innes
The
Herald
Arthur Blake
H. P. Wardwell
B. B. Crowninshield
J. Hallie Craig
Nat Horton
E. L. Pope
Jack Crooks
A. McMillan
Ss. L. Hecht
Fred Tudor, Jr
A. L. Bennett
Arthur Davis
Fred Tudor
J. H. Craig
Geore de Blois
Boxing gossip and matches planned across cities
Boxing news reports Sullivan versus Cunningham in New York on Sept 29 and Green versus Corbett set for San Francisco on Sept 30. It covers Horton boxing law opinions, club licenses, and upcoming fights including McAuliffe in San Francisco and Corbett-Fitzsimmons debates while noting safety, track venues, and police actions in New Brunswick and Baltimore.
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Dave Sullivan
Bob Cunningham
Box
New York
Patsy Haley
Jimmy Barry
George Green
Young Corbett
San Francisco
Turner
George Godfrey
John L. Sullivan
Charley Strong
Nick Burley
Slavin
O’donnell
Electric Park
Baltimore
Corbett-Sharkey
Corbett
Sharkey
Ferreman
Maryland
Jack McAuliffe
Jack
Jimmy Fleming Carroll
McAuliffe
Dave Ross
Jack Ward
Corbett- Fitzsimmons
Empire State
Joe Walcott
Bill
Mitchell
Florida
Matthews
Indiana
Culberson
Texas
Father Knickerbocker
George V. Tuohey
Hudson River excursion offers day or night line steamers
Tickets for the Fitchburg railroad popular New York excursion offer choice of day or night line steamers on the Hudson. The rate for the complete trip is only $5.
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Fitchburg
New York
Hudson
Boxing lessons offer special rates this September
We recommend Prof Shaw at 181 Tremont Street Room 16 with special boxing lesson rates during September. Contact by call or write for terms.
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Shaw
Tremont St
Harvard Football Practice Second Day Shows No New Feature
Harvard football entered the second day of practice with no new developments. Jaffray and Beale joined the squad, Waters and Newell reinforced Captain Wrightington, but the team lacks sufficient line strength. Morning and afternoon sessions focused on old plays and kicking, with centers Hoague Shaw Burden snapping to Beale Valentine and Shaw to Wadsworth.
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Harvard
Jaffray
Beale
Waters
Newell
Wrightington
America
Warren
Cabot
Cozzens
Cochrane
Graydon
Dunlop
Burden
Hoague
Valentine
Norton Shaw
Wadsworth
Welsh rider Michael to race at Charles River track benefit
Manager Tom Eck and young Welsh rider Jimmy Michael arrive at Charles River track for his first public appearance at a benefit for the Duke of Waltham and Cambridge. The Glenmere and Weymouth fairs host notable amateur and professional events with ladders, penalties, and prizes.
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Tom Eck
Jimmy Michael
Charles River
Michael
Duke of Waltham
Cambridge
Henry J. Pete
Glenmere
Lynn
Weymouth Fair Grounds
South Weymouth
Wessagussett
Brockton
Shoe City
Bill” Barnard
Kerrison
H. L. Snell
G. E. Rounds
J. T. Kelliher
J. P. Clarke
W. IF. Clarke
E. H. Snow
George Dorr, Jr
N. E. Smith
B. R. Lewis
H. R. Chubbuck
T. J. Clarke
W. M. Pettigrew
E. O. Peabody
Carter
E. R. Gurney
C. C. Manuel
W. B. Thayer
C. A. Pace
H. L._ Snell
James Clark
G. FE. Rounds
W. F. Clarke
N. EF. Smith
George Marr, Jr
R. R. Lewis
BE. R. Gurney
N. E. Nash
W. B
Peabody
T. T. McNichol
J. F. Ingraham
J. Turner
Stillman Dolliver
L. B. Dudley
M. W. Gray
Clem Cooper
A. A. McLean
James Blades
M. Lenfest
H. P. Farnham
C. Armstrong
H. H. Farnham
F. P Kent
H. F. Kennedy
T. Cookson
H. Frye
C. A. Needham
E. F. Trask
A. H. Werner
G. H. Hobbs
F. A. Merrill
W. Miner
J. Bertracy
Drama on Dudley Street Stars John L Sullivan
One act drama features ex champion J Lorenzo Sullivan as lead with a mastiff dog. Street car conductor Will witnesses tragedy on Monday night near Meeting House Hill as scenes unfold.
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Will
J. Lorenzo Sullivan
Dudley Street
Sullivan
Meeting House Hill
Cartoonish confrontation over dog on streetcar scene
The scene shows Mr. Sullivan arguing with a conductor about a dog allowed on a car. Sullivan boasts of past acting fame and warns of trouble if the dog stays aboard. The conductor insists dogs are barred by West End rules, while Sullivan cites South End orders and threats.
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Sullivan
Ruies
Mister
West End
Feller
South End
Sullivan and dog Will in comical court scene
In a theatrical tableau, J Lorenzo Sullivan and his dog Will prepare for a trial. Counsel Jesse Gove asks for a one week postponement before Judge Bolster, and Sullivan leaves amid cheering, the dog riding along as the scene closes.
Rainy Saugus Racing Delays Track Card
In Saugus under light rain on Sept 22, planners postponed after two heats. 2:20 trot saw Camden Girl break early. Whirlwind won ahead of Ker rick with X. L. In the 2:20 pace Merry Bells led until Baby Strathmore surged to win by a head over Merry Bells with Greenhorn third. Races resume at noon tomorrow.
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Saugus
James O. Gray
Camden
Miss Huon
Camden Girl
Kerrick
X. L
Whirlwind
Greenhorn
Merry Bells
Baby Strathmore
Turner
Christmas Gift
Golf at Manchester County Club Championship
The Sept 22 County Club championship matches were played with several defaults. Carr defeated Allen, Merrill defeated Boardman, Grew beat Hooper, Coolidge Jr. beat McMillan, Sargent beat Sanger, and Tucker beat McMillan. Semifinals set for tomorrow.
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Manchester
F. R. Allen
Carr
R. Boardman
J. W. Merrill
Merrill
E. S. Grew
R. C. Hooper
T. J. Coolidge, Jr
James McMillan
G. McC. Sargent
G. P. Sanger
P. H. McMillan
R. F. Tucker
Tucker
New England Crops Report Highlights Rains and Potatoes
The Weather Bureau issues the weekly New England crop report noting rains and much corn cut and curing, late potatoes rotting, pastures good, and a fine grass yield that bodes well for next year's hay crop.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
New England
Missing Boston Men Return After Fishing Trip
George A. Dodge and his son Albert J. Dodge of 34 H street along with Harry O. Davis of 45 Dorchester street South Boston returned home yesterday after going fishing on Saturday morning. They reported trouble with their beat near the lower harbor but are safe.
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George A. Dodge
Albert J. Dodge
H Street
Harry O. Davis
Dorchester Street
Boston
Fire Devastates Large Part of Jacmel Haiti
Advices from Jacmel Haiti indicate a conflagration destroyed about three quarters of the town. Many residents lost their homes and possessions as suffering runs high in the port city with extensive U.S. trade.
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Kingston
Jam
Jacmel
Haiti
United States
Carter Beats Ives in Hub Parlor Billiards Match
George Carter defeated Ives in a billiards contest at the Hub parlors last night. Ives, aiming to 400 points to Carter’s 200, scored 272 to Carter’s 20. Carter’s high runs were 17 12 12 6 20, with Ives only showing playing in inning 53 and the following two, on a fast new cushion that unsettled Ives throughout.
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Napoleon
Ives
Billiara
George Carter
Carter
Sullivan confronts conductor on trolley in violent scene
A mob scene erupts as John Lawrence Sullivan declares his fame and demands a stray dog be allowed aboard. He assaults the conductor, bloodied by a nose and eye, before two policemen intervene to restrain him.
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Sullivan
John Lawrence Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
McKinley Campaign Address Praises National Honor
A detailed speech denounces repudiation and calls for a decisive victory this year to uphold the flag and public trust. Delegations from Jamestown New York and Elkhart Indiana pressure loyalty to Republican principles and praise Hamilton while McKinley receives a bust and thanks Indiana for its support.
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Party of National Honor
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
New York
Major McKinley
Arthur C. Wade
Empire State
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
McKinley Clubs
Elkhart County
Ind
James Dodge
Elkhart
Indiana
Benjamin Harrison
Ex President Harrison Attends Commercial Travellers Meeting
Ex President Harrison appeared at a Broadway room gathering of the Commercial Travellers Sound Money League joined by Colonel John H. Black General Horace Porter and Police Commissioner Fred Grant. He praised traveling salesmen as reporters of national conditions and urged unity for prosperity from Maine to California.
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New York
Harrison
Commercial ‘Travellers
Sound Money League
Broadway
John H. Black
League
Horace Porter
Fred Grant
United States
Maine
California
Congress
Republicans Open Chelsea Campaign Rally at Academy of Music
The Chelsea Republicans held a campaign rally last evening at the Academy of Music under the Young Men's Metropolitan Republican Club. About 1500 attendees heard Father Locke sing a campaign song. Charles C. Gates, club treasurer, stated the group’s aims to promote Republican principles.
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Republicans of
Chelsea
Academy of Music
Young Men’s
Metropolitan Republican Club
Father Locke
Charles C. Gates
Young Men's Club
Republican Party
Political notes circulate on districts and campaigns
Curtis Guild Jr sails to Michigan for a fort night or three weeks to speak. The Republican State committee favors home talent. Senator Hoar stays within Massachusetts while Senator Lodge might go West. Thomas B Reed plans one Massachusetts speech. Ward 10 nominates Charles Clarke for Legislature. district favors election. Mayona Associates Ward 9 elect officers. endorse Mahoney for General Court. A nonpartisan sound money rally at Faneuil Hall led by Hebrew Sound Money League to feature Edward Atkinson Cronan Howland Egges Laurie. Lawrence W Carstein’s Congress nomination is endorsed, but he withdrew in favor of Jesse M Gove.
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Curtis Guild, Jr
Michigan
Republican State Committee
National Committee
Senator Hoar
Senator Lodge
Thomas B. Reed
Massachusetts
Charles 8S. Clarke
Clarke
Mooney
Mayona Associates
Ward 9
Lawrence Lawler
William Foley
Humphrey J. McCarron
James A. Griffin
John M. Reardon
Philip Phillips
David A. Mahoney
Faneuil Hall
Hebrew Sound Money League
Edward Atkinson
John F. Cronan
Willard Howland
Leon Egges
Moses S. Laurie
S. Schiendfeldt
Congress
Ninth
Lawrence W. Carstein
Boston
Engagements and Weddings Highlight Boston Society News
Miss Mary Alice Edwards Miller and William R. Buckminster announce engagement with marriage to be held in Jamaica Plain Boston. Plans also for Miss Gertrude Russell and Mr Holden of Quincy to wed in Unitarian Church.
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Mary Alice Edwards Miller
Walter H. Miller
Jamaica Plain
William R. Buckminster
Boston
Gertrude Russell
Dr. Russell
Quincy
Mr. Holden
Unitarian Church
Miss Russell
Louise Mackintosh
Davis Avenue
Brookline
Hildegard Hoffman
Miss Hoffman
Woman’s Charity Club
the Vendome
Miss Mackintosh
New York
D A R Convention at Faneuil Hall Today
The annual Daughters of the American Revolution convention is held at Faneuil Hall with distinguished speakers in the afternoon from Mayflower Society Colonial Wars Society of the Cincinnati Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Sons of the American Revolution and Sons of the Revolution. The morning session is for Daughters only and the 2:30 pm open meeting follows a 1 pm luncheon at the Quincy House.
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Daughter of the American Revolution
Faneuil Hall
Mayflower Society
Colonial Wars
Society of the Cincinnati, Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Sons of the American Revolution
Sons of the Revolution
Children’s Society
Quincy House
Order
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Paterson
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New Yorker
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J. WW. O’connor
Caporal Cigarettes
B. A. A. Regatta
Brintnall & CO
India St
Bicycle Notes
John L. Suli
Van
Solus
Dog
William Humphrey
Satio
J. Lorenzo
Vesse Gove
Higham Arc
Tremont Temple Building
Hicham Electric CO
Gether
Br. H
Glencoe Wilke Dames
Dee! Crorkic
Vossa
B. m
Huon
Caywood
C. G. CW
Een St. Croix, Jr
B. H. Morsobnige
Forrester
G. G
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Ry Yi Eae & Bucy Russ
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Vos
Merry Chimes
Clark
Jaby Strathmore
B. G
Skinner
Big Hopes
Hampshireville
William K
J. G Watson
Post
Ward 18
Bryan
Sewall
Williams
Daniel J. Curley
James G. Watson
Ward
Blanchard & Farrar
AZ Dock Square
Scuar
A. C. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Mass
Ohio
People’s Party
Commercial Travellers’ League
James Logan Gordon
Virginia
Joseph H. Manley
William P. Skye
General Clayton
Republican
Reed
Frye
Chelsea Republicans
M’call
West Somerville
Republican Club
Columbian Hall
Davis Square
F E. T. Grant
McCall
Somerville
Bailey
Arlington
Senate
Captain Black
Man
Taunton
Bristol
Historical Hall
Hodgman
W. R. Black
Jason Q. Welles
Attleboro
State Central Committee
S. L. Emery
Republican City Committee
S. Lt. Emery
G. F. Ingalls
Society News
C. A
Lawrence
Chas, Lawrence & CO
Commercial St
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