Ward's Cup of Sorrow A Sorrowful Exhibition by His Men
A Chicago crowd watched a star-packed Continent lineup stumble in both games at Eastern Park. Boston dominated defensively, with key misplays and base-running errors limiting their opponents to a single run in game one. Staley, Griffin, and Burns drove the Brooklyns' offense as Boston clinched a 5-1 victory, while the second game swung late as the home side surged with fielding errors by Brooklyn and late offensive support from Lowe, Stovey, and Foutz to win decisively. The doubleheader illustrated poor baserunning, clumsy plays, and strength from Boston's defense and bats.
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Eastern Park
Churches
Tom Hurns
Elystone
Apa Burns
Bostons
Long
Stovey
Gianzei
Boston
Dailey
Burns
Ion
Lowe
Ely
Individu
Ward
Brodie
Ganzel
Badegrooms
Tucker
Foutz
Collins
Daly
Nash
Hrooklyn
R. BU. PO
K. K. BH. PO. A.B. Long
Ui Coling,If
Loewe
Stovey,if
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OlPinkney
O Jlirtines
OU Quinn
Uibio
Garzel
Clarkson
Cjroutsap
DORON
Crescens
Eegori Disistieresea
Loston
Urna
Griffin
Quinn
Loney
Routs
Fioston
Brooklyn
Dalley
e-Clarkson
Quine
Attney
Inks
Brooklyns
Staley
Kelly
Ding
Pinkney
Dutchman
Juks
Bebee
Philadelphias
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Burrell
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Tiernan
O'Rourke
Myers
Fiehds
Aten
Glasscock
Burreal
Hamilton
Wirst
Allen
Richardson
Ilasscock
Connor
Uurrell
Ly Field
pichea—Coughlin
Lynch
Seese
Jiase
Philidelphia
N York
Haltertes
Barrell
Rourke
Glasstock
Mayer
Bulls
Kaper
Strack
Esper
Murrell
Umpie
Tine
B A A Wins Again In Low Scoring Longwood Cricket
The B A A secured a 26 run win over a Massachusetts team in a sluggish Longwood match. Boston’s side took first innings 80 and 45, while Massachusetts were bowled out for 24 and 53 as Chambers and Cracknell shone. Next week a big showcase pitting American and English players and Lord Hawke’s XI wraps the season.
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Longwood
Massachusetts
L. Mansuela
T. Pettitt
G. Wright
L. Bisby
W. F. Spinney
Heys
Smith
Chambers
Cracknell
Wright
Massachuusetts
Garrett
Harvard
J. Howard
Fail River
Mystic
G. A. A. Howard
Wlatehouse
Paregenic
R. Garrett
C. Dutton
B. Chambers
Pat PD
Bruce
D. Smith
U. Cracknell
Q. Litaper
C. Christie
B. Cracknell
C.F. Villier
C. Pettite
J. Bentley
B. Tre
T. Mort
Dutton
J. Hey
Spinney
B. C Hamber
B. Wright
Ccsess & Whitehouse
B. A. Ap
Luninga
Ue M. Rr
AMD
K. Uy. H
Asacigeras
Rebel Arete
Ue Cracknell
Ie M
Graekiath
Cbamneces Facecessesiencias
Lrong
A.A
Lord Hawke
Howard McNutt
L. Mannfeld
J. Haughton
G. Haughton
S. Wright
J. W. Datton
C. L. Bixby
KD. Brown
K. Garrett
5. Skinner
Harvard University
Waiters' Alliance Reveals Harsh Life Behind Boston Service
A Boston Waiters Alliance member describes brutal hours from twelve to eighteen per day, low wages of 22 to 25 dollars monthly, and strict uniform and conduct codes. The group, formed in 1890, claims wage gains of about 25 percent and shorter hours at major hotels, while exposing abusive check practices and theft schemes by some patrons and unscrupulous staff.
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Epicure
Boston Waiters’ Alliance
Waiters of
Boston
Ning
Court Street
Boston Wavern
Parker's
Young's
Thornwike
United States
Laugham
State House business and World’s Fair plans discussed
Executive Council received the nomination of George L. Weir of North Andover as trial justice for Essex county. Massachusetts World’s Fair Commissioners, led by secretary Clarence E. Hovey, presented plans for the State building. The State House extension commission voted to advertise for bids on the roof covering for the new State House.
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State House
Executive Council
George L. Weir
North Andover
Essex County
Clarence E. Hovey
Massachusetts State Building
Vida
Boards and commissions debate consolidation at State House
The Joint Special Committee on Administrative Boards and Commissions met to continue the Topographical Survey and Harbor and Land Commission consolidation. Members argued against one man or single headed commissions and warned that state services from U S officials could be lost. The panel adjourned to October 7 to address the agriculture commission.
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State House
Harbor and Land Commission
John L Baker
United States
Baker
Charles H. Howland
Plymouth
Frank B. Sanborn
Massachusetts
Wreathur Weather Across New England and Atlantic Coast
Far weather will prevail in all parts of New England today and tonight with a slight heat rise along the Maine coast. Friday offers fair skies, possible evening showers, cooler temperatures, and winds shifting to the west. Across the country, a pattern of high and low pressures governs conditions from the Pacific to the Mississippi Valley, with a cold wave in the Dakotas and warm readings in Minnesota and the Gulf of St. Lawrence region.
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New England
Maine
Lakes
Minnesota
Iowa
Mansas
Rocky Mountains
Dakotas
Pacific Coast
Olympia
Lake
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Chatham
N. B
Montana
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Portland
Boston
Washington, D. C
Paw
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
The Star Course Presents Eli Perkins in Boston
The noted writer and entertainer Eli Perkins returns to Boston for the Star Course this season with a lecture on The Philosophy of Wit and Humor. Also advertised is The Hetherston Importing Company's Elite Kentucky Whisky Solid in three sizes, with catalogues offered at 44 and 46 Broad Street.
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Eli Perkins
Boston
Hetherston
Kentucky Wisker
Broad Street
Malik
Testimony continues in Hopkins Searles great will case
In Salem a crowded court heard more on the Hopkins versus Searles dispute over an ante nuptial agreement and the Searles will. Edward Searles testified about gifts and powers of attorney granted before marriage and a large transfer of securities and railroad bonds forming the Searles Stillman Hubbard partnership. The case paused after questions about the time of marriage and the value of Mrs Hopkins's property, with a next session set for the following morning.
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Salem
Spectan
Hopkins
Burley
Searles
New York
Ale, Stuallman
Mr. Iburney
Lincoln
Edward F. Searles
Mary I
Thomas FE. Stillman
Thomas Hubbard
Lawrence
Mass
Mary F
Thomas E. Sillman
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Park & Ocean Railroad
Southern Pacific Railroad
Arizona
Central Pacific Railroad
California Pacific Railroad
Ucalifornia Pacific Railroad
Amader Branch
San Antonio
Salt Lake and Fort Cousiass Railroad
Los Angeles Bridge Company
Louisville, New Orleans &Texas Railroad
Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railroad
Mexican International Railroad
Northern
Louisana & Texas Steamship Company
Monterey
Southern Pacific Branch
Galveston Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad
Suburban Rapid Transit Company
Paciffic Improvement Company
Thomas £. Stillman
Edward ¥. Searles
Serip
United States Bank
Er House
Iauty
Methuen
Court ruling on collision case involving Charles Morand steamer
United States District Court Sept 23 discusses damages vs schooner Zacheus Sherman. The Charles Morand collided off Absecon light July 26 1890 while carrying barrels of oil. Judge finds Morand acted justifiably steering under the stern and blames the schooner’s sudden course change. Interlocutory decree for libellants.
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United States District Court
Charles Morand
Zacheus Sherman
Dponge & Dodie
C. T. Russell, Jr
Personal injury damages sought in Maine corporate suit
The case seeks 25 00 dollars for Jeremiah R Frue via a default ruling after two years of pendency. The defendant, a Maine corporation, claimed no state agent and noted service on Boston and Maine Railroad as trustee. Attorneys for plaintiff and defendant appeared as the court found the default removal.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Lathrof J
George M. Snelling
William I. Hart
Plaintill
Washington Street
Plaintif
Plainutt
Municipal Court
City of
Boston
Soule
P. J. Flatley
M. Williams
Margaret E. Nichols
William Li Th. Bellows
Appellee
County of
Suffolk
William H. J. Bellows
Edwin St. Nichols
Providence
Towether
Margaret EK. Nichols
J. 8. Patton
Appellant
I. Jd. Emery
Josiah G. Chase
Maine Central Railroad Company
Jeremiah R. Frue
Maine
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
B. F. Butler
P. Webster
A. A. Strout
W. H. Coolidge
Superior Court
Middlesex Ss
Lowell
Alexrica
Joseph Lee
Boston & Maine Railroad
Charles Cowley
G. FE. Richardson
Clark
Hanson
Kelly
Dornett
Gviv
Johnson
Smith
Swift
Horse R. R
Freight brakeman killed on Salem freight train
George Felt aged 20, unmarried freight brakeman on the Salem freight for the Boston and Maine railroad, slipped while pulling a pin and fell under passing cars here in Wakefield. He died two hours after admission to Massachusetts General Hospital. He lived on Kingston Street Charlestown.
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Wakefield
George Felt
Salem
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts General Hospital
Kingston Street
Charlestown
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