Chicago and Pittsburg Clash in Double Championship Showcase
New York and Boston played a six inning contest in harsh weather with the Giants winning. Chicago swept Pittsburg in the first game then lost the second as Smoky City beat them. Washington-Philadelphia rained out. Standings show Chicago leading, with New York and Philadelphia close behind as final games approach.
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Chicagos
Pittsburgs
New England Championship Opens With Lowell Win Over Portlands
In Portland on September 29, the Lowell baseball team defeated the Portlands 6 to 1 in game one of the New England Championship series. Lowells struck late, with Shinnick Guinasso and Burns collecting key hits as McGunnel held Portland to scattered contact. Outfield play favored the Portlands, but errors and timely hits by Lowell led to their victory.
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Pittsburgh
Lowells
Portlands
New England
Portland
Hatfield
Shinnick
Guinasso
Burns
McGunnigle
R. BH
Kenney
O Davin
Galligan
Shinntek
Lufberry
Towoug
Cigen
Ovciatiogs
Hartnett
Schoeneck
Cudworth
Ghatfeld
Thayer
Duffy
Porlands
Jiggins
Wortlands
Lynch
Other Games Report From Night Baseball Scores
In Cincinnati at Cincinnati St. Louis the score was 8 to 2. In Cleveland at Cleveland Clevelands the score stood 10 to 4 for Louisviles.
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St. Louis
Cincinnatis
Cleveland
Clevelands
Louisviles
Wet Mystic Park Races Highlight Noted 2:23 Horses
Yesterday at Mystic Park a postponed 2:80 class race faced fog and rain. Spectators saw an exhibition of stock and many noted horses led by Alcantara 2:23 and closely related lines from Mambrino Patchen and George Wilkes, with owners listed in Massachusetts and Kentucky.
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Alcantara
B. H
George Wilkes
Alma Mater
Alcyone
Allicia
Mambrino Patchen
Mambrino
Highland Stockh Farm
Lee
Mass
Bik. H
Wenonah
Curtis’s
Hambletonian
Geen Phen Glencoe
F. L. Gerald
Laconia
N. I
Don Wilkes
Br. H
Gossip
Tattler
Pilot, Jr
Jessie Pepper
Alpha
Mambrino Chief
Briar Mill Farm
Lexington
Aleman
Curtis Hambletonian
E. F. Brownell
Burlington
Alcazar
Fearnaught
Young Morrill
William Mason
Taunton
Silverore
Mambrino Time
Kundell & White
Danbury
Conn
Baron Wilkes
Jam
Comrade two year old stallion taunts weight match challenge
A two year old stallion Com rade by Gideon out of Norton's Hambletonian draws attention at a race show. Owner Mr Gilman offers a $1000 wager and pace trials feature Woodbrino and Edgecliff in heats with Carrie T. and Charlie Wilkes close behind amid a storm postponement.
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E. F. Brownell
Burlington
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A. Briggs
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Norton
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Gilman
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Nutwood
Belmont
Malaga
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Maud
Carrie
Abdallah
B. D. Whitcomb
Boston
Mass
Jock Bowen
Edgecliff
Carrie T
Charlie Wilkes
Carrie J
Testimony on Union Pacific inquiry continues in New York
In the Astor Building the Union Pacific investigation proceeded with ex Senator F M Norwood of Georgia testifying he never received payment from Central Pacific. Witnesses described stock issues, consolidations, and alleged improper operating practices while denying bribes or favors for votes. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow at 10 o clock.
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Georgia
Central Pacific
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Washington
Huntington
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Kansas Pa
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Chittenden
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Stoddard Opens Ninth Lecture Season in Brooklyn
Mr. John L. Stoddard drew a crowded Brooklyn Academy of Music crowd for the inaugural lecture in his Spain Revisited tour. The illustrated talk, based on travels last summer, earned enthusiastic applause and signals the start of his ninth annual series visiting major cities.
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Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Spain
Stoddard
Railroad party tours Gettysburg Luray Richmond and Washington
The Pennsylvania Railroad tourist party will tour Gettysburg with a conductor giving running lectures on points of interest. Caverns of Luray and the cities of Richmond and Washington will be viewed with thoroughness. No man should miss a United States Watch offered at a low price.
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Gettysburg
Luray
Richmond
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United States
Prohibition Defeated in Nashville and Davidson County
Voters rejected a constitutional amendment banning the manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquor for beverage use in a contentious election. Women actively urged support at polls with banners, prayers, and doxologies as anti ticket forces faced organized opposition amid lively campaigning.
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Nashville
Davidson County
Cuattanooca
Tenn
Tennessee
Athens
Fatal Recklessness Ends In Tragedy Near Lawrence
James Collins and Michael Cronin, farmers from out of town, raced and struck street department workers Michael Brown and August Miller with a at work team. Brown died. Miller injured severely. The drivers fled and were later arrested. a trial is set for tomorrow. Brown leaves a widow and four children. Miller supports a family.
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Sprcral
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Michael Cronin
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Miller
Fire damages mattress in four-story building on North Margin
A kerosene lamp exploded last evening in a four story wooden building at 9 North Margin Street occupied by James O'Dowd. The lamp set fire to a mattress causing slight damage. An alarm was sent in from Box 4.
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James O'Dowd
Emerald
Dover Street
Fires Ravage Factories and Sheds Across Several States
The Maxwell Bros box factory in Chcaco burned down with a $125,000 loss and $45,000 insured. In Newton a fire damaged Mrs. Parker’s Auburn Street home with heavy water and smoke damage. In Banner Maine the oil shed fire injured a man named James Campbell and burned forty tons of hay, total loss about $8,000. insured. In Hartworp Connecticut Bennett barns burned with hay and grain, loss about $8,500, insured for $2,000.
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Maxwell Bros
Newton
W. J. Parker
Auburn Street
Banner
Maine Central
James Campbell
Burleigh Pease
George S. Moore
Kent & Moore
Hartworp
Conn
William Bennett
Canaan
Maine Veterans Open Reunion with Parade and City Event
The Maine Veteran Association of Massachusetts and the Maine Regimental Association opened their annual reunion in Havernity with a procession, a Star rink supper for 450, a 17 gun Governor's salute, and a citywide holiday ambiance. Col H Messer hosted a reception on Emerson street and a city hall campfire drew 2000 people with Judge Henry Carter delivering the opening address. S. C. Small of Boston served as toastmaster.
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Maine Veteran Association of Massachusetts
Maine Regimental Association
Massachusetts Veterans
Mapplewood
Boston
Regimental Association
Portland
Sheldon
Benepe
Star Rink
Washington Square
Lawrence
Hedman
Colburn Arrested On Embezzlement Charge In Knights Of Labor
Alva B. Colburn treasurer and secretary of Local Assembly 4331 Knights of Labor was arrested yesterday for embezzling order funds and arraigned today. He is held in $300 for the Superior Court with a suspected shortage between $200 and $800. Colburn has not spoken on the matter.
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Alva B. Colburn
Knights of Labor
Superior Court
Colburn
Widow of Senator Carpenter Visits Father in Waterbury
Mrs Carpenter widow of the late Senator Matt Carpenter arrives in Warribury Vermont with her son and daughter after a year abroad to visit her father ex Governor Dillingham of Waterbury.
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Warribury
Europe
Dillingham
Waterbury
Smuggling Seizure Ties P. Blake at Annapolis
The schooner P. Blake was seized at Annapolis for smuggling. The vessel deposited a forfeit of $400.
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Haruwax
N.S
P. Blake
Annapolis
British American newspaper planned by club members
The British-American Club discussed launching a new paper to serve British Americans with an anonymous prospectus. The venture proposes $10,000 capital in $25 shares, aims to forestall rivals, and plans the first issue for October 1. Over thirty new members joined at the meeting.
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Park Street
Preparation for Harvard by Dr Humphreys Tutor
Dr Humphreys of 129 West Chester Park employs a Harvard private tutor who gained top honors in mathematics to aid a pupil under a new preparation system for Harvard University. The method promises rapid progress in Greek Latin and mathematics at moderate rates.
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Humphreys
West Chester Park
Harvard University
Sept wedding bells sparkle in New England churches
A trio of September weddings are reported from Waltham Salem and Pittsfield. Michael J. Glynn and Mary E. Graney wed at St Mary’s with Miss Kate Glynn as bridesmaid and Edward Donohue as best man. Sylvester B Breed and Mary Harrington wed at Barten Square Church and Mary Winslow wed Rev Edward Huntling Rudd in Albany.
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St. Mary’s Church
Michael J. Glynn
Glynn & Kelly
Mary E. Graney
Kate
Edward Donohue
East Boston
T. Brosnahan
Sauem
Barten Square
Sylvester B. Breed
Amos F. Breed
Lynn
Mary B
Richard Harrington
Salem
George Bacheller
Prrrsherp
Congregational Church
Mary Winslow
Henry W. Dwight
Express Fame
Edward Huntling Rudd
Albany
J. L. Jenkins
Rudd
Andover Review Critics and Dr Webb Clash in Letter
A reader defends the Andover Review against Dr E B Webb who accuses editors of bias toward the American Board. The writer argues Cleveland’s presidency is not permanent and defends free debate on church matters while noting Webb’s fears and alleged insults. The piece warns against suppressing dissent and anticipates continued editorial arguments.
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Webb
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Des Moines
Springfield
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Review
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Andover
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Japan
Vanity Fair
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Edwin B. Webb
George P. Fisher
Edmund K. Alden
Noah Porter
William T. Fustis
The
Independent
Whitefield
Wesley
The October Forum on Democratic Rule and Other Essays
The October Forum presents discussions on Democratic principles by Carlisle and broader essays by Thomas Davidson on Aristocracy, J Coleman Adams on America Europeanizing, Huiginn on The Anathema of the Roman Church, and Rollins on The New Uncle Tom's Cabin. Included are critiques of poverty, life’s objective, Queen Victoria’s reign, books that helped writers, and Proctor’s critique of Donnelly/Bacon theory.
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Thomas Davidson
J. Coleman Adams
America
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Alice Wellington Rollins
Uncle Tom
Eliza
Foundling Hospital
Johnny
West
Little Nell
Oliver Twist
J. Peter Lesley
Viscount Wolseley
Queen Victoria
Miss Gilder
Richard A. Proctor
Shakspere
Bacon
Luray Caves Crowned Most Beautiful In The World
The Luray caverns are declared the most beautiful in extent and variety of formations by recognized authority. The Southern tour of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company highlights Luray as a key attraction with the Luray Inn serving as its tourist headquarters.
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Luray
New England
Pennsylvania Isroad Company
Luray Inn
Lombard Investment Co and Banks Named in Plymouth Area Items
Lombard Investment Co and Reece Button Hole Machine Co are listed alongside several financial institutions and mills in Plymouth area materials. The names include Exchange Natl. Bank of Salem Old Boston Natl. Bank People's Natl. Bank of Roxbury and Russell Mills among others.
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Nanmkeag Steam Cotton Co
Manchester Mills
Somersworth Machine Co
Great Fall
Salmon Falls
Dover
N. T
West End Street
Howard Natl. Bank
Lombard Investment Co
Reece Button Hole Machine Co
Russell Mills
Plymouth
Mass
Exchange Natl
Salem
Old Boston
People’s Natl
Roxbury
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