Philadelphia Triumph In Hard Fought Eight-Wicket Cricket Victory
Philadelphia defeats Lord Hawke's XI by eight wickets after a dramatic finish. Patterson and Brown anchor a chase of 183 with 15 minutes to spare as the English fielding and batting struggle. Crowd roars, scenes of celebration fill the ground, with the victory followed by a social ball for the visitors.
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H. J. Brown
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Scott and
Coates
West End
Lawenty
Coate
Wood
Miller
Nee
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Wreford
Atterson
Reford Brown
Bowntown
Hillard
Elling
Columbia
Oil Explosion Destroys Philadelphia Warehouse Complex
A major oil explosion at Phillips & Cunningham, 136 North Delaware Avenue and 131 North Water Street, Philadelphia, ignited a fast spreading fire. Several buildings burned, workers were injured, and insurance coverage totals were listed for multiple properties. Additional fires in New York and other cities followed, with various damages and minimal injuries reported.
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Delaware Avenue
North Water Street
Water Street
Jessup & Moore
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Charles Porter
Engine Company No. 29
Frank Lowery
Sheehan
Phillips & Cunningham
Charles Barclay
Jessup & Moore Paper Company
Barclay
Armour Packing Company
Silberman
J. M. Roweson & Co
James G. Kitchen & Co
Republican rally in Worcester offers stock tariff speeches
In Worcester on September 28, a Republican rally fell short of prior crowds and enthusiasm. Senator Hoar, ex-Congressman Allen of Michigan, and Frederic T. Greenhalge of Lowell spoke on tariffs and Governor Russell. The program featured a Democratic crossover attendance, band music, and Winslow as chairman.
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Hoar
Allen
Michigan
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Lowell
Russell
Greenhalge
Mechanics Hal
Samuel E. Winslow
Senator Hoar
Joseph H. Walker
Alien
Winslow
Ailen
Massachusetts
Fassett
New York
McKinley
Ohio
Commonwealth
Marcus Morton
Gaston
Butler
George D. Robinson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
United States
Ing
Paxton
Dana
Canada
Great Britain
Bayard
James G. Blaine
Republican Legislanaee
All-England Victory Highlights Gentlemen Of England
A cricket score fragment shows 23 Bailey and Brown top scoring in a match where All-England faced a Philadelphia eleven. Notable names include H. T. Hewett, Lord Hawke, W. Wright, G. W. Hilliard, and Ralston. The text details innings by innings, with several dismissals and not outs, ending with a scoreline around 259.
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Wood
Obsequies of Grand Duchess Paul in Moscow
Grand Duchess Paul's funeral, held in Moscow, featured guardsmen bearing the coffin from the railway station to St. Basil's Church. Clergy in full canonicals led the service as crowds watched, with streets draped in mourning and tolling bells before the coffin moved to St. Petersburg for burial.
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Moscow
Paul
Church of St. Basil
St. Petersburg
Utica Cheese Market Slumps With Mixed Butter Prices
Utica New York reports dull cheese demand and lower whey prices with 4066 boxes sold at 85 cents, 160 at 8 ½ cents, and 2066 at 9 cents. Butter sales include fifty creamery packages at 23 ¼ cents, and 26 additional at 23 cents.
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Corn and grape crops in Italy show good harvest
Rome September 28 reports corn nearing maturity with harvest begun in many areas. The crop is expected to be about average. Across Italy grape crops appear promising with indications of abundant wine production.
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Rom
Republican Appeal Amid Massachusett s Governor Race Oration
Sam Winslow leads cheers for Greenhalge and Allen, urging unity on public education and taxation. He frames the governorship as a state and national issue, warns Massachusetts against a Democratic course, praises labor and skilled workers, and asserts Republican victory in November based on economic prosperity and party principles.
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Greenhalge
Allen
Assachusetts
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Worcester
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Nigger at the Ferry Describes East Boston Workhorse
A Boston Star piece profiles a famed East Boston ferry tow horse named Nigger. The 11 year old, 1660 pound animal is praised as intelligent and reliable, beloved by passengers and workers alike, with owner Thomas E Lyons highlighting his memory and service at low tide and as a drag horse.
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Thomas E. Lyons
East
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Mr. Lyons
Pavonia Sails In With 866 Passengers At East Boston Dock
Cunard steamer Pavonia from Liverpool arrived at East Boston dock after a full cargo and 866 passengers. Saloon and second cabin lists name W R Alexander to Mra Morrill Wyman with many others including professors, clergymen, and families amid 159 saloon, 179 second cabin, 528 steerage travelers.
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East Boston
Quincy Rejects the Sewer Act Special Election Result
Quincy reports a special election held today to decide the sewer act. Yeas total 247 with no final tally for nays listed, leaving the result incomplete in the available text.
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Yeas
Victory in the Air leads Massachusetts Democratic platform meeting
A large roster of Boston and Massachusetts figures attends the Bay State House gathering as the Committee on Resolutions works into the night to craft a platform on honest money free schools and protective tariffs. Contests in Boston wards are settled with regulars gaining ground and ward battles closed in favor of party regulars.
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Edward Avery
Charles Levi Woodbury
State Committee
Executive Council
New England
Boston
Woburn
Bean
Lawrence Reed
Moreland
A. McLaughlin
John A Conley
McLauchlin
Martin Reagan
W. L. O’connor
John F. Cropan
Carberry
Yale Freshman Class Sizes Rise Moderately
New Haven Sept 28 Official figures show 264 freshmen in Yale’s academic department and 198 in Sheffield Scientific School. The academic increase is minor while Sheffield’s class grows by about 40 from last year. The war school expects around eighty new entrants.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Sheffield Scientific School
Sheffield
Foss will case continued in Superior Court
The Foss will case continued as witnesses testified about the testator’s mind and finances. Lucinda L. Foster described the will’s timing and the grandson Abram’s conduct, while William A. Foss defended his father’s decisions and denied any laziness or disloyalty. Others vouched for the testator’s sound mind and business acumen as proceedings paused at 4 PM for the night.
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Superior Court
Lucinda L. Foster
Dabney
Clark
Abram
Frank F. Preble
Adams School
Mr. Foss
Frederick Pease
Boston
Whilliam A. Foss
Delia Died After Suspected Incident at Mont Street
A white woman, known as Delia, died around 9 pm at 28 Piedmont Street in a building with white and colored families. She reportedly purchased beer and drank with residents, then collapsed. local police arrested a Black tenant, Benjamin F. Johnson, on suspicion though no evidence of foul play existed. Dr. Steadman attributed death to natural causes, with an autopsy planned. The deceased was about 30 to 35 years old, five feet tall, 140 pounds, wearing a dark spotted wrapper, black stockings, and button shoes, frequenting the building in the prior weeks.
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Delia
Berry
Reardon
Division 4
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Johnson
Brookline Town Affairs Considers Public Way Acceptance
Brookline selectmen inspected Stearns Coolidge Thorndike and surrounding private streets to decide which may become public. Thomas F Kelly won the Sewall avenue project at 1140 dollars. Petitions from Whitney Jordan York terrace and M J O'Hearn to keep more horses were heard and acted on, with opposition noted. A new petition seeks to extend Summit avenue toward She newer.
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Stearns, Coolidge
Thorndike
Roberts’ Place
Babcock Farm
Babcock Stret
Thomas 4. Kelly
Sewall Avenue
Henry M. Whitney
Eben D. Jordan
York Terrace
Lancaster Terrace
Summit Avenue
Corey Hill
M. J. O'Hearn
Davis Avenue
New Haven Street Railways Sold to Wall Street Group
Walter, Cook & Wagner, New York corporate lawyers, bought two New Haven street railways, West Haven Horse Railway and Winchester Avenue, for a Detroit syndicate that recently paid seven million dollars. The roads will be electrified and upgraded. Governor Waller refrains from commenting on the price. The syndicate likely aims to acquire the remaining local system.
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New Haven
Conn
Walter, Cook & Wagner, Corporation
Wall Street
New York
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Winchester Avenue Company
Eastern
Street Railways
Detroit
Mich
Waller
Fernald Renominated by Sixth District Senatorial Convention
MALDEN Sept 28 The Sixth District Senatorial Convention convened with 33 delegates. Josiah M. Harris served as chairman and Will Everett Eaton as secretary. Hon B Marvin Fernald of Melrose was unanimously nominated for Senator and Charles F Woodward of Wakefield elected to the State Central Committee.
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Malden
Josiah M. Harris
Melrose
Will Everett Eaton
Patrick Fleming Fatally Injured Near Railing
Pittsfield report states Patrick Fleming aged 30 was found near the Boston and Albany road railing at Morton Place with a fractured skull. He was taken home. a doctor said he remained unconscious and his wound was fatal. The cause of the injuries is a mystery.
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Pittsfield
Patrick Fleming
Boston & Albany
Morton Place
Ile
Unscrupulous imitators warn over Hoff Malt Extract
Public notice warns that imitators profit from Johann Hoff's Malt Extract and urges buyers to check for the signature of Johann Holt on each bottle. Eisner and Mendelson Co. at 6 Barclay Street, New York, are listed as agents.
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Johann Holt
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
New York
Young man captured in New Mexico in mother murder
Ralph Ray, 20, killed his mother at their Durango home after breakfast last Wednesday. He confessed to Sheriff Longnecker, was captured in Canon Large, NM, and returned to Durango. He pleaded guilty today. his father has gone insane, and his mother remains despaired of.
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Colo
Ralph Ray
Canon Large
N. M
Longnecker
Farmington
Ray
Mexico
Rat
Mr. Ray
Boston opera crowd hears The Bostonians in Robin Hood
The Standard Theatre in New York drew a large audience for The Bostonians first New York appearance in Robin Hood. Jessie Barnett Davis won admirers, Barnabee shone, and Marie Stone joined a packed box as Bernhardt looms.
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Specian
Standard
Jessie Barnett Davis
Barnabee
de Kover
Marie Stone
Bostonians
Bernhardt
Hill
Cambridge Republican Rally in Union Hall Oct 30 Speakers Haile Robinson Howland
Cambridge Republican politics report that a rally will be held in Union Hall Friday evening Oct 30 under the Republican Club. Lieutenant Governor Haile ex Governor Robinson and Willard Howland will speak. A Cambridge Republican Club reception and banquet will follow next Monday evening at Citizens Trade Association Hall.
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Cambridge
Republican Club
Haile
Robinson
Willard Howland
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Citizens Trade Association
Cambridge Republican Ward
Serious Assault Case in Salem Hearing
In Salem on Sept 28 Peter Wakefield faced assault charges for an incident with Robert Moffat on Sept 20 in Danvers. Moffat, knocked to the ground, suffered concussion and potential future brain injury. Wakefield admitted striking in self defense. he remains held for grand jury action.
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Salem
Sredan
Safford
Peter Wakefield
Robert Moffat
Danvers
Moffat
Leareyd
Wakefield
Jonesport Man Injured In Factory Accident
A Jonesport youth named Sawyer at Stimpson and Parker's factory in Eastport was caught in machinery while placing a belt on a pulley. He was hurled against the wall, his left arm broken in four places, but expected to recover.
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Eastport
Jonesport
Sawyer
Stimpson & Parker
Jupiter's Satellites Reported By Lick Observatory
Despatch from E. S. Holden of Lick Observatory notes observations by Schaerble and Campbell in August and September. The first satellite of Jupiter is ellipsoid with its long axis toward Jupiter’s center, while the other satellites appear spherical.
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San Francisco
E. 8
Holden
Lick Observatory
Schaerble
Campbell
Jupiter
San Francisco Stocks Closing Mining Quotations Today
The published list presents the day’s closing quotations for mining stocks in San Francisco. Specific company names and price figures are recorded as the market ends, reflecting gains and losses across the mining sector for the session.
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Harvey H. Prats
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John J. Donovan
Nick Hatheway
Coughlin
John W. Cummings
D. D. Sullivan
James O. Parker
Methuen
J. M. Bradley
Andover
Samuel Stevens
North Andover
George Hayward
Westfield
Richard A. Carter
Quincy A. Towne
Lynn
G. D. Lewis
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E. R. Futter
Hagerty
Fred Bi
Tempie
Brockton
M. A. Mahoney
Turner
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TI. J. Kennedy
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Reade
Alderman Carberry
George T. McLaughlin
Sandwich
James E. Estabrook
George F. H. Murray
George W. Fifield
Edwin Spinney
Plymouth
John FF. Ford
H. F. Naphen
P. T. Hanley
William M. McKenna
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John A. Batchelder
John Drury
James E. Cotter
Hyde Park
L. E. P. Moreau
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R. P. Denmore
Robert McDonald
Great Barrington
Nicholas Hathaway
Fall River
John O’brien
George W. Hayward
Westford
John J. Bryant
Joan W. Hart
Weymouth
Andrew J. Lang
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George F. Bean
M. F. Quinn
E. A. Southey
O’hearn
Lawrence H. Murphy
Andrew M. Atthy
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William P. Hayes
Springheld
Braintree
Edward J. Flynn
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Grinnell
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James B. Carroll
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D. E. Buckley
Taunton
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Henry W. Swift
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Chelsea
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
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G. P. Cook
Milford
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Henry Ashley
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Hanover
William 8. McNeally
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James Maheer
James F. Farley
M. J. Regan
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P. J. Maguire
N. R. Morse
Michael Sexton
James B. O'Brien
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Fitchburg
W. C. Marsh
Sigourney Butler
John B. Martin
Lewis Tracey
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Augustus Hemmenway
Canton
J. A. Sullvan
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W. B. Sullivan
John E. Russell
Leicester
Charles 8. Hamlin
Charles Herty
Stockbridge
James I. Boyle
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Chicopee
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