The Luck With Boston Anson Finds an Easy Mark
The Reds win from Baltimore in the ninth as Tim Keefe struggles but Philadelphia errors tip the game. Boston gains early runs, Philadelphia ties late, while Lowe and Nichols deliver key plays. a separate Boston victory over Baltimore closes the slate with Pittsburg, Chicago, and Cleveland also in action.
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Hamilton
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Fields
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Tucker
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Arlen
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Rrors
Miladelpha
Hanthon
Kenny
Mields
Weather Outlook For New England And Surrounding Regions
Northern New England should have fair today and tonight with warmer temperatures in Maine and cooler air in Vermont and New Hampshire. Southern New England looks nearly clear with southwest winds and a slight heat rise. A delayed cool wave arrives Saturday with patchy showers and west to northwest winds, then fair and cool Sunday.
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Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Nantucket
Hatteras
Lake Superior
Port Arthur
Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Dakotaz
Galveston
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Iowa
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Mississippi
Memphis
Chicago
Washington
New York
Albany
Portland
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Hebrew Refugees Relief Group Forms Executive Committee
Mr Jacob H Hecht of Boston is named on the Executive Committee of a new relief organization for Hebrew refugees with headquarters in New York and active aid across the country. Officers include L Seasongood of Cincinnati as president and J P Fox of New York as vice presidents. Mrs Hecht has established an industrial school for destitute North End children.
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Jacob H. Hecht
Boston
Organization For the Relief of
New York
Hecht
L. Seasongood
Cincinnati
L. Silverman
Chicago
J. P. Fox
Jacob H. Schiff
A. S. Solomon
Washington
Bernard Harris
Philadelphia
North End
Discharged Convicts Report At Massachusetts Society Meeting
At the quarterly meeting of the Executive Committee of the Massachusetts Society for Aiding Discharged Convicts, Rev. James de Normandie presiding, the agent reported 110 convicts advised and assisted. 62 Irish, 32 married, 105 literate. 55 from Massachusetts Prison, 62 from state corrections, average discharge age 28 years 6 months 16 days, average sentence 2 years 11 months 7 days. Also notes on welfare support and living arrangements.
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The
Massachusetts Society
James de Normandie
Massachusetts State
Commonwealth
Houston
Boston
Uis
Adjourning Deeds Case Delights Courtroom Crowds
Crowded court hears evidence in the Hopkins Searles will dispute with millions at stake. Testimony details unrecorded deeds, trust arrangements, and the role of Stillman and Hubbard in the partnership. Proceedings adjourned to October 14 as transfers and wills are reexamined.
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Searles
Hopkins
Searle
Burley
Lincoln
Nice
Thomas E. Stillman
Sacramento
Trinity Church not pursuing Brooks successor yet
No steps have been taken toward replacing Rev Dr Phillips Brooks at Trinity Church. Rumors about making Trinity a cathedral and appointing a dean and canons are described as speculative by clergy. Consecration of Dr Brooks is planned for October 14.
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Trinnity Church
Trinity Church
Episcopal Church
Trinity
Bishop Brooks
Phillips Brooks
Brooks
Old Colony Rail Plans Four Tracking Delay Denial
President Choate of the Old Colony said no directors action has been taken yet to four track the main line to Braintree. He noted eventual need and preparations underway, citing crowding in South Boston but no greater congestion or efficiency concerns than other railroads.
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Old Colony
Central Division
Braintree
Choate
Boston
Augusta Exposition aims to boost Southern industry
Mr J B Platt general manager of the Augusta Exposition reports a deep impression by New England manufacturers on a Georgia delegation. He predicts improved factory methods ventilation and a shift toward diversified industry in Augusta with electricity as a featured display and a new shoe factory likely. The exposition opens November 2 for one month with plans to attract Southern buyers and manufacturers.
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Augusta
Boston
New England
New York
Platt
United States
Montreal
South
South Atlantic
Equitable
First at Home for Dr Coley in Newton Society Circle
Newton September 24. The first society at home for Dr William Bradford Coley and Mrs. Coley attracted hundreds from Newton Brookline Boston Cambridge and beyond. Guests were welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster at the bride's parents residence on Waverly avenue. The reception featured ferns potted plants and cut flowers with Mrs. Lancaster and others assisting. Mrs. Coley wore white crepe lisse and Mrs. Lancaster heliotrope and gray satin brocade. After a week with the bride's parents the couple will return to New York.
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William Bradford Coley
Charles B. Lancaster
Waverly Avenue
Lancaster
Brookline
Boston
Camridge
Sidney Harwood
C. Peter Clarke
Emery
Angier
Cobb
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Miss Welch
Miss Potter
Miss Stott
Lowell
Mrs. Coley
Mrs. Lancaster
New York City
New Massachusetts Divorce Law Created to Halt False Certificates
The Legislature passed Chapter 59 to stop fake divorce schemes like a New York firm offering instant certificates for 25 dollars. It bans issuing any writing claiming a legal divorce without court order and carries a fine up to 1000 dollars or up to three years in jail, or both. The act, approved March 10, took effect on passage.
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Commonwealth
New York
Bequests to the Boston Y M C A From Two Will Gifts
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association received two bequests: $1000 from Charles A Nichols and $250 from Griffin Gibson. The Gibson gift funds Charlestown branch work. The board noted the generosity at its September meeting and instructed proper acknowledgment. The institution serves about 2000 young men in education and gymnasium divisions and is visited daily by around 600.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Charles A. Nichols
Griffin Gibson
Charlestown
Dismissal of Captain Thomas Kirk from the militia
Captain Thomas Kirk of Somerville, commander of Company M, Eighth Infantry, M.V.M., has been dismissed from the militia for failing to pass the examining board. He joined in 1879, passed the board twice before, and had risen from second lieutenant to captain by a close vote. First lieutenant Horace Parsons is expected to be elected captain.
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Knell
Crooks
McLaughlin
Stas
Milwaukée
S.s
Dwyer
Vaughn
Kuell
Donahue
Twitchell
Thomas Kirk
Eighth Infantry
M.V.M
Somerville
Kirk
Firji
Horace Parsons
Cambridge Wedding of Chamberlains at Pleasant Street
Frank N. Chamberlain son of Mr and Mrs Newell F Chamberlain wed Nellie C McAnaul daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas McAnaul last evening at the bride’s parents home 73 Pleasant street Cambridge Rev Charles Olmstead Pilgrim Church officiated Best man Gi Arthur Chamberlain brother of groom maid of honor Lizzie McAnaul sister of the bride Ushers George and Walter Chamberlain Following a reception the couple left for a tour of the White Mountains.
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Cambridge
Frank N. Chamberlain
Newell F Chamberlain
Nellie C. McAnaul
Thomas McAnaul
Pleasanttreet
Charles Olmstead
Pilgrim Church
Gi. Arthur Chamberlain
Lizzie McAnaul
Messrs
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Walter Chamberlain
White Mountains
Dorchester Yacht Regatta Race Results
The Psyche outsailed Mirage in yesterdays Dorchester Yacht Club Regatta. This win marks the Psyches second victory, making a third unnecessary. In the third class four entries finished Marvel first Cadet second Mab third Fiora Lee fourth. A two year old boy named Thomas Drowing drowned yesterday afternoon in a Neponset creek. the body was recovered.
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Dorchester Bay
Psyche
Dorchester Yacht Club
Marvel
Cadet
Mab
Fiora Lee
Thomas Drowing
Neponset
Distinctive Distillations and Antiquated Urnage Prominence
The article proclaims distinguishing marks of honor on ancient sculptures from Verscopelis Habylon and Nineveh, noting depictions of monarchy. It highlights Old Bourbon and Paylor Rye Whiskeys as rare, well aged, and medicinal, recommended by Phar physicians and sold by druggists and grocers, urging firms to display CHESTER I GRAVES & SONS on labels.
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Plyallang
Drugista
Cork
Chester i, Graves & Sons
Gato
Court awards damages in collision between Hallock and Venner
United States District Court reports decision in favor of schooner Frances E. Hallock owner Nelson Moule. Venner failed to prove course change. Hallock right of way observed with proper lights. Interlocutory decree for libellant. Ball represents libellant. Russell defends libellee.
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United States District Court
Nelson
John J. Moule
Frances E. Hallock
Clarence H. Venner
Barnegat Light
Hallock
J.D. Ball
C. T. Russell, Jr
Supreme Court weighs school land taking for town way
The Commonwealth Supreme Court considers whether county commissioners may take a strip of school house lot for a town way. It weighs necessity and harm, noting highway need, school use importance, and precedents while emphasizing the balance of public uses and potential impact on the school site. The decision cites prior cases and outlines the nuanced approach to public land takings.
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Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Houmes
Samuel Elmer
George R. Fessenden
Phillips
J. A. Aiken
H. Winn
Town of
Easthampton
County Commissioners of
Hampshire
Supreme Court
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Springgeld
Connecticut River Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lowell & Lawrence Railroad
Mass
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston
Providence & Worcester Railroad
Wellington
State
Montclaim Ry. Co
N. J
Mathew
Boston & Albany R.K
Prospect Park & Coney
Williams
Oln. Y
Wood Macon
Brunswick RR
Pub. St. Ec
Connecticut
Evergrees Cemetery Association
New Haven
Ict
Rominger
Simmons
Indiana Central By.Co
Massachusetts views on court or school houses in streets
The excerpt reports a Massachusetts debate from 1702 over whether building a court house or school house in a street with at least twenty five feet of clear passage complies with the highway encroachment act of 1698. The governor and council records note a resolve allowing public use buildings within the proviso, with the petition dismissed.
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Massachusetts
Nathaniel Layfield
Ebenezer Brenton
Esars
Tod
Dudley
Supreme Judicial Court Documents and Probate Appeals
A digest of Sept 24 Middlesex Superior Court actions lists cases in the Supreme Judicial Court and probate appeals. It covers Hart et al v Hart on lease damages, Nichols estate dispute over administrator status, Abram Foss will dispute, and damages cases against Boston and Maine railroad and Boott Cotton Mills. Jury outcomes show Hart defendants prevailing, Foss contest, and tort verdict for plaintiff Quinn. Court schedules note upcoming uncontested and contested divorce libels and trials.
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Supreme Judicial
A.throp
George M. Snelling
William T. Hart
Washington Street
Jessee
P. J. Flanley
M. Williams
Margaret E. Nichols
William H. H. Bellows
Appellee
Suffolk County
Edwin R. Nichols
Providence
J.S. Patten
Appellant
J. Emery
Abram
Foss
William
L. & Dabney and
Boardman Hall
R. M. Morse, Jr
M. Morton
Superior Court
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Lowell
Aupnica
Joseph Lee
Boston & Maine Railroad
Charles Cowley
G. PF. Richardson
Patrick Quinn
Green
Ryan
Kelly
Doggett
Johnson
Smith
Swift
Horse KR
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Offered for Bodily Aid
An advertisement touts Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as a remedy used by historic rulers and world leaders. It says the genuine article is evaporated from the Sprudel Spring and bears the Eisner & Mendelson Co. signature on every bottle, with agents at 6 Barclay Street, New York.
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Wellington
Bismarck
Kings
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Carlsbad
Grammar School Pupils Benefit From Regular Instruction
Pupils in the Grammar School department at Chauncy Hall School receive regular instruction from highly educated educators. The youngest class will be under direct supervision of a principal. The school runs sessions from 9 to 2 with open house until 4 at No. 693 Boylston Street.
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