Washington Has an Easy Time with the Cowboys-New Yorkers Play with Old Time Brilliancy
Detroit defeats Boston on the South End grounds with Dunlap, Brouthers, Rowe and Hanlon delivering key hits. Philadelphia and Chicago battle to a tenth inning tie as Ferguson and Daly produce offense. Washington beats St. Louis with Kerrigan and Kreig contributing, while New York routs Kansas City at the Polo Grounds in the opener of a doubleheader.
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Thompson
White
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Portlanden Darkened Finish Halts Portland Game
In Portland Maine on September 27 the game between Portland and Boston Blues was called after six innings due to darkness. The Blues led 4 to 3 when play stopped, with key hits from McCormick and Sullivan and a late rally by the Blues. Pitchers Willis and Madden each saw action. errors by Portland contributed to the tally as both teams tallied run totals across five innings.
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Madden
Willis
POON
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Blues
Wheelock
Hatfield
Sheffer
McCormick
W. Murphy
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Bradley
Lawrence-Haverhill game ends early after darkness
In Lawrence the Lawrences defeated the Haverhills 7 to 4 at Lawrence. Conway of Haverhill broke his finger in the third inning. Earlier scores included Pittsburg-Pittsburgh 5, Athletics 1 and Concord-Manchester 4, Concords 1. The Louisville Metropolitan game was postponed by rain.
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Lawrence
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Haverhills
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Haverhill
League matchups recap across major cities
The schedule lists League-Detroits at Boston Chicagos at Philadelphia St. Louis at Washington Kansas Citys at New York New England-Bostons at Haverhill Brock tons at Newburyport.
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Boston
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Philadelphia
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Washington
Kansas Citys
New York
New England
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Newburyport
Boston Stock Exchange elects leaders for term ending 1888
The Boston Stock Exchange held its annual election yesterday naming Murray R. Ballou as president Henry W. Dodd as vice president Charles Dudley as treasurer William C. Fisk as secretary and Elisha D. Bangs Charles Head James P. Brewer B Rollins Morse Joseph W. Davis and Edward W. Mussey to the governing committee for the term ending Oct 1 1888.
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Murray R. Ballou
Henry W. Dodd
Charles Dudley Lead
William C. Fisk
Elisha D. Bangs
Charles Head
James P. Brewer
B. Rollins Morse
Joseph W. Davis
Edward W. Mussey
Beacons Street police HQ vote seals five year lease
Boston aldermen approve leasing estates 12 and 14 Beacon street for police headquarters by 7 to 5 vote after lengthy debate. Lexington Building Association offers to abate 2000 annually for first five years, conditional on city occupying for offices. Further orders include land takings for high service and street widening. Mayor O Brien hosted at Youngs Hotel after adjournment.
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Smith
Sullivan
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Freeman
Hart
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Lexington Building Association
Whitmore
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Pemberton Square
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Harrison Avenue
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Edward J. Flynn
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East Boston Ferries
West End Street Railway
Metropolitan Railroad
Marlborough Street
West Chester Park
Brookline
St. Mary’s Street
O'brien
Young’s Hotel
Sullivan and Ryan to clash in Bay Area boxing match
Sullivan and Paddy Ryan signed for a two month out bout in San Francisco. A 40 mile yacht race off Newport is set for next Thursday between Miranda and Sachem starting Brenton's reef lightship, windward or leeward to return. Hanlan challenged Beach to a Thames race for up to 25000 with betting sides in America or Australia, Beach declined.
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Paddy Ryan
San Francisco
Miranda
Sachem
Newport
Brenton
Reef
Leeward
Edward Hanlan
William Beach
Thames
America
Australia
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Beach
Don Pedro Owns a Volcano in Mexico
The Atlanta Constitution recounts Don Pedro de Tortillo who lived on a fertile Mexican plantation. An earthquake lifted his land into a cratered volcano while his adobe house crumbled. He now living by showing the volcano to tourists and hopes for restoration of his lands.
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Don Pedro de Tortillo
Don Pedro
Mexico
Youth confesses to organ damage at South Braintree church
A 17 year old with a troubled mind confessed to recent depredations at the Congregational Church organ in South Braintree. His motive centred on studying organ mechanisms. Despite the act, his family status and clean prior record lead authorities to take no action. Damages total about $79.
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Races at Glenmore End Season in Heavy Crowd
Lynn September 27. More than 3000 watched the Glenmore bicycle meet closing the Lynn Cycle Club Track Association tournament. Big records were forecast but none fell as Hendee won the one mile amateur in 2 41 2 5, Crist took the three mile amateur in 9 34 2 9, and Wood led the ten mile professional tricycle event with 170 points. Multiple races followed with victories by Rich, Gas Kell, and Rowe in handicap and consolation events.
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Conn
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Chicago
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Leicester
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Boston
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Crocker
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Annual Meeting of Polo Clubs in Winslow Rink
The New England Association of Polo Clubs held its annual meeting in Winslow's rink. President Winslow chaired as Mr. Clough was absent. F E Holton was elected temporary secretary. The group elected F B Bancroft president, F A Lappen vice president, W R Sherman secretary, and directors J C Morse, W E Robinson, W A Davis. A committee including Reed Holton and Hunt was named to revise the constitution and playing rules.
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New England Association of Polo Clubs
Winslow
Clough
F. E. Holton
New England
F. ©. Bancroft
New Bedford
F. A. Lappen
Boston
W. R. Sherman
Outside view on New England fisheries policy debate
The Philadelphia Telegraph notes public sentiment has declined to back protective fishing measures for New England, citing harsh industry critiques of mackerel season limits, Nova Scotian licenses, and tariff enforcement. It argues wider national awareness may yield a settlement aligned with national interests rather than regional gain.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
New England
Congress
Blaine
Boston Patrolman James E Henderson Resignation Accepted
The resignation of Boston patrolman James E Henderson was accepted yesterday by the police department, marking his departure from the force.
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Police Force
Boston
Financial notice of multiple national banks and corporate securities
A printed list dated Wednesday September 29 1886 records multiple national banks such as Atlas National Bank Blackstone National Bank and Columbia National Bank among others. It also enumerates various securities including shares in Newton National Bank Shoe and Leather Insurance Co Mills and railroad bonds with denominations and dates stated. The notice appears to be by order of institutions trustees executors and includes numerous corporate names and issues.
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Lambridge
Manueel Rodrigues Serpa
Alaria Gloria Serpa
Manoel Rodrigues Serpa
Alfred Serpa
Maria Serpa
Somerville
Sara County
Manoel Rodgers
Maria Gloria Serpa
Maria Gloria Rodgers
Alfred Oscar Rodgers
Maria Eugenia Rodgers
Boston Post
Boston
George M. Brooks
Joan He Tare
Court Street
Bortengee
John J. Kenney
Cambridgeport
City Hall
Torenoon
John M. Watson & Co
Tremont, Street
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Blackstone National Bank
Columbia National Bank
Continental National Bank
Newton Natl Bank
Newton
Do. Shoe and Leather Ins. Co
Bay State Live Stock Co
Traders’ National Bank
Hamilton Natl. Bk
Boott
Gt. Falls Mfg. Co
Naumkeag Steam
Lyman Mills
Maine Central RR
Boylston Ins. Co
Hingham, Hull and
Downer Landing Steam
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