Bryan Arrives to Raucous Welcome in Boston Crowd
Mr Bryan is greeted by an immense mob as he arrives by train. Police clear a path through thousands who crowd the depot, streets, and hotels. He appears on foot, then is escorted by Bryan Sewall Williams committee to a chaotic reception and brief address.
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Parke
South Street
Kneeland Street
Bryan
Phil Warren
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Timothy W. Coakley
Francis A. Hobart
Fred K. Gifford
Ernest C. Marshall
Major Henry Winn
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Coakley
George Fred Williams
Boston
Mr. Bryant
Captain Warren
Hanover Street
Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club
Bimetallic Union
E. Moody Boynton
Mr. Boynton
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
God
Mr. Sewall
Mr. Williams
Sewall
Washington Street
Scollay Square
Pemberton Square
Court House
Orcs Street
Beacon Hill
State House
Bryan in Boston Tour Draws Wide Crowds and Cheer
William Jennings Bryan traveled from Hartford to Springfield and Worcester amid large demonstrations. Ten thousand plus heard him in Court Square, with 8 to 10 thousand in Salem Square Worcester. He praised independent journalism and rode with local figures to a decorated backdrop of iconography in a March like campaign visit.
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Mr. Bryan
Hartford
Windsor Locks
Thompsonville
Springfield
George Fred Williams
Court Square
Bryan
Worcester
Mr. Williams
Representative Mellen
James O’gara
Palmer, Warren
West Brookfield
Salem Square
Bryant
Union Station
Moriarty
Alexander Troup
New Haven
Bryan rallies crowds after rail trip in nation wide campaign
The speech train stop drew large crowds as Bryan dismissed external dictation and urged voters to set their ballots on monetary policy. He criticized gold standard and trusts while highlighting labor concerns and bimetallism. Bryan paused on finishing a letter of acceptance for the Populist nomination.
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Bryan
Moriarty
Salem Square
Pennsylvania
Canada
England
Bismarck
West
East
United Associated Presses
PIPER HEIDLEICK SEC CHAMPAGNE PRICING LIST
One or more baskets qts for 24.75 each. One or more baskets pints for 26.25 each. Single quarter bottle for 2.03. Single pint bottle for 1.00. New York Brintnall & Co. located at 21 and 22 India Street.
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N.Y. Brintnall & CO
India St
Boston Beats McJames Led Red Sox in Strong Game
Washington September 2 The Boston nine defeated the home team as Stivetts starred. McJames struggled to locate the plate while McGann Collins Bergen and Lush supplied the batting highlights. Selbach made a stunning seventh inning catch as 3786 witnessed the win. Farrell and Collins made late outs.
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Bostons
Stivetts
McJames
McGann
Collins
Bergen
Lush
Selbach
Boston
B. TB
Hamilton
Duffy
Yeager
AB R
Demontreville
Maguire
Smith
O'Brien
Brown
James Cartwright
Farrell
TGAL
Dsc
Selbach Bergen
Tenney
MeJames
Mes Gann
Ba'l
James McJames
Tenney Hamilton
de Brown
Cartwright
Montreville
Lon McGann
Yeager Hamilton
Yeager O'Brien
Hurst
Corbett Dominates New Yorks In Six Innings
Baltimore wins 10 to 3 as Corbett fans seven in six innings, but issues wild pitches. Darkness halts play after a lengthy miscue filled game between Baltimore and New York.
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Baltimore
New York
Corbett
New Yorks
Pittsburg Beats St Louis In Darkness Halts Tilt
Pittsburg won a slow game against St Louis 6 to 5 after darkness halted play in the eighth inning. Cross was hit by a pitched ball and hurled his bat toward Hawley sparking a near riot during the sixth inning, as attendance reached 1855.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Cross
Hawley
Bos Guis
Spiders Defeated by Louisville in Listless Game
In Cleveland on September 25 the Louisville team toppled the Cleveland Spiders 10 to 7. Wilson struggled in the seventh inning allowing five runs as Cunningham pitched well. Attendance was about 400. Final score Louisville 10 Cleveland 7.
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Cleveland, CO
Clevelands
Spiders
Wilson
Louisvilles
Cunningham
Louisville
Cleveland
Phillies Sign Fifield and Gilen. Boston Baseball Scores
Philadelphia won a double header style game with Wheeler pitching steadily as Kennedy struggled allowing ten hits in four innings. Stein relieved in the fifth and Philadelphia added Fifield and Gil len from the Western Association to bolster their roster.
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Philadelphia
Wheeler
Kennedy
Stein
Fifield
Gillen
Brooklyn
Roxbury Championship Clash Ends District Title Hope
The Wellington and South End clubs of Roxbury meet at South End grounds this afternoon to decide the district championship. P F Murphy posts 150 dollars with a leading district figure on the result. South Ends' battery is McCarthy Connelly. Well ingtons' is Dooley McCarthy.
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Wellingtons
Roxbury
South End
P. F. Murphy
Wellington Club
McCarthy
Connelly
Battery
Dooley
Bicycle Against Horse at Malden Driving Meet
Malden Driving Association held its annual field day in Medford with sprint heats led by Brown Joe in the three minute class and Addie C. winning the 2 35 class after two losses. The final tandem race, bicycle against horse Hector, saw the tandem win two heats. Best times ranged from 1 06 for the half mile tandem to 2 39 and 2 36 for the other classes.
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Medford
Malden Driving Association
Brown Joe
Fan
Addie C
Corkscrew
J. A
Hector
Messrs
E. P. Hildebrand
R. M. Mugridge
Excursion to New York Via Albany Starts Tuesday
The $5.00 excursion to New York via Albany and Hudson River returns on the Fall River line through Boston and Albany railroad, departing Tuesday October 6.
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New York
Albany
Hudson River
Fall River
Boston & Albany Railroad
Calif Angelica and Wines Sold Free with Purchase
One quart bottles of California wines including Port Sherry Muscatel and Catawba offered free with a dollar purchase. Full sized St. Julien claret also packed free for two dollars or both lots combined. Item mentions J W O Conne and New York origin.
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Boston Custom House
India St
Dixon Draws With Tommy White In City Boxing Thriller
George Dixon the world champion fought to a 20 round draw with Tommy White of Chicago before 5000 spectators at the New Broadway Athletic Club. White pressed early and late, Dixon showed fading power as nose and eye swelled, referee halted action with a final draw.
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New York
George Dixon
Tommy White
Chicago
Dixon
White
New Broadway Athletic Club
George
Tommy
Ward
TAME RACING WRAPS UP SEASON AT SAUGUS TRACK
The September meeting at the Saugus track closed with tame racing as favorites Random and Betterman won. Betterman won a hard six heat run with Olga in a dead heat for the fourth heat before the easier finish plus trotting and pacing purses of 400 dollars each.
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Random
Betterman
Olga
B. G
Harrow
B. S
Bonnie OY
Cook
B. m
Alcantara Cmiction Aig
Coves Wavees
Frenwood
Blk. G
G. G
Jack Bayard
Jordan
Hardy
Mildred
McDonald
Day at Rigby Brings Fast Times in Cold Wind
The Rigby track in Portland Maine saw Guinette win the 2:08 pace in straight heats while Dione claimed the final heat in the unfinished 2:29 stake. The 2:15 trot produced seven heats with Chance taking the last three after Germaine led early. Eddie' B. from Lewiston won two heats in the 2:13 trot but failed to clinch the third, delaying decisions until tomorrow. Fast pacers did not race against time due to the cold conditions.
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Portland
Rigby
Guinette
Dione
Chance
Germaine
Eddie’ B
Lewiston
Rochester Fair Day Delivers Fast Trot and Pace Races
Rochester N H September 25 The third day of the Rochester fair drew good attendance and saw several exciting races. In the 2 19 trot Dan Wilkes took both heats with Alice and Oxford close for next. The 2 22 pace featured Johnny Wilkes winning in straight heats with Ruby Mac and Lady West second. Woven Wire the heavy favorite in the unfinished 2 25 class fouled at the turn in heat three and faded. In the 2 28 class five starters vied for the prize with Bover never headed. Best times reported for each division include 2 21 4 for the 2 22 pace and 2 27 2 for the 2 28."
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Rochester
N. H
Rochester Fair
Dan Wilkes
Alice
Oxford
Garey
Johnny Wilkes
Ruby Mac
Lady West
Bover
B & M Announces Bicycle Transport Rate Cut
On Oct 1 the Boston and Maine railroad lowers bicycle transport charges. The minimum for single seated wheels becomes 10 cents for ticket rates up to 74 cents, 15 cents for rates 75 to 99 cents, 20 cents for $1 to $1.49, and 5 cents extra for each additional 50 cents of rate thereafter. The reduction is described as material and favorable to bicyclists.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Debating Free Silver Draws Five Speakers at Music Hall
The Boston Post schedules a joint debate at Music Hall in early October on how free silver will affect the workingman. About five top speakers from both sides will present twenty minute addresses. The event aims to educate and offer balanced arguments, with further details to follow in the Post.
New England Athletic Championships Open in Lowell
The New England athletic championships take place today in Lowell featuring fifteen events. Burke and Quinlan are top contenders in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the quarter, with Wright Delaney Jackson and Mills among the hot mile and three mile rivals.
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Burke
Quinlan
Wright
Delaney
Jackson
McKinnon
Eddie Mills
Mills
Ryder
Century racing events spark Boston cyclists bustle
The report lists multiple racing gatherings and preparations around Baston and nearby areas. It notes arrivals of managers and cyclists, club runs fromMassachusetts Avenue at 8 45 a m and 9 45, train meetings for Secretary Pease, a preliminary Massachusetts Division L A W elections committee gathering, and a scheduled Metropolitan Wheelmen century run weather permitting. It mentions a Tremont C C road race, Suffolk century, Porter eight mile road race handicaps, and a forthcoming Boston Wheeling Association century run with entries open.
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Tom Eck
Johnny Johnson
Jimmy Michael
Jallu Brothers
Callahan
Mitchell
Florence
Baston
Press C. C
Punkapoag
Massachusetts Avenue
Pease
Parkne
Elections Committee
Massachusetts
Young
Tremont C. C
South Boston
Andrews Square
Suffolk Century
Roxbury Street
Frank T. Fowler
Chicago
Dixie Hines
Frank Starbuck
Kerrison
Peabody
T. A. Barnaby
S. Bolting
J. F. Ingraham, Jr
J. L. Turner
EF. J. Reid
J. A. Surrett
L. B. Dudley
M. W. Gray
E. O. Peabody
H. P. Farnham
J. F. Callahan
FE. P. Kent
W. M. Pettigrew
F. S. Jones
H. H. Farnham
J. Gosslion
J. Blades
A. Ingraham
H. A. Hill
H. Q. Prince
T. T
Mc Nicholl
L. Surrett
A. B. Hall
F. Trask
E. J. Rogers
C. A. Bodwell
J. W. Davis
N. McLeod
A. D. Brochu
C. A. Young
L. Fare Rar
J. A. Molloy
J. N. Foisey
J. Lawrence
A. W. Lincoln
F. T. Benton
F. E. Strout
J. A. Oldson
M. Lenfest
M. G. Messenger
E. J. Sullivan
H. S. Hall
G. E. Jones
D. Harmon
N. O. Porter
E. P. Carlin
F. Andrews
H. J. Holland
J. Corbin
F. W. Stevens
E. M. Snow
J. E. Butman
George Jones
Boston Wheeling Association
Washington Street
Tudor and Davis Win Double Scull Club Championship
Tudor and Davis won the double scull club championship of the B A A on the Charles River yesterday afternoon. They finished three lengths ahead of J H Craig and Nat Horton in 9 minutes 46 seconds in perfect water. Nelse Innes timed the race and Dick Glendon started the event. Other events were scheduled for this afternoon.
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Charles River
Fred Tudor
A. Davis
J. H. Craig
Nat Horton
Tudor-Davis
Tudor
Davis
Nelse Innes
Dick Glendon
Australians Score 422 In Philly Match
The Australians won the toss and posted 422 runs in three hours and fifty minutes. Iredale Darling Giffen and Trumble performed strongly with Giffen scoring 96 in a grand exhibition. Philadelphia bowlers were less effective than in other series and fielding was fair. Philadelphia will bat tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Pat
Iredale
Darling
Giffen
Trumble
Philadelphians
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