Rain Delays New England League Openings
Rain postponed all New England league games yesterday with Lowell canceling a Concord trip. Matchups--Concord at Spalding Park, Nashua at Manchester, Haverhill at Lawrence, Brockton at Fall River—were scrubbed as teams stayed home. The delay follows a first rain day of the season, with ongoing chatter about players, umpires, mascots, and league moves amid the furor in local papers.
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Concord
Lowell
Nashua
Manchester
Haverhill
Lawrence
Brockton
Fall River
N. H
John Carney
Carney
Spalding Park
M. J. Mahoney
M. J
Harverhill
Ashenback
Jersey City
Haverhill Gazette
Fall River Globe
P.C. Concord
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Seed
Concord-Lowell
Baseball notes from Concord and Lowell league play
Concord at Lowell today with Cross versus Hooker, two pitching giants. Lowell has won seven of last ten. Eustace contests for stolen base crown. Canobie Lake Park game Lawrence vs Haverhill declared off. New Lowell uniforms white with maroon collars. Nate Pulsifer and Simmy Murch praised. box office tickets urged at local stores. Fall River leads with four straight wins.
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Canobie Lake
Lake
Boston & Northern
Glen Forest Grounds
Parsons
Cross Vs. Hooker
Spalding Park
Canobie Lake Park
Lawrence
Haverhill
Amateur Baseball at Fairgrounds Draws North Billerica Rooters
Lowell Council R A and North Billerica R A clash at the Fairgrounds this afternoon in a highly anticipated game. A large North Billerica delegation of rooters is expected to attend and cheer their team.
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Lowell Council R. A
North Billerica R. A
Fairgrounds
North Billerica
All Connecti cut league games postponed on rain
New Haven report states all Connecticut league games postponed due to rain. No rescheduled date provided.
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New Haven
New Lineup Works Wonders for the St Louis Nationals
Chicago visits pounded Wicker in a 12 to 3 loss as Boston was routed 12 to 3 and Philadelphia also won 12 to 5. Rain caused postponements in Pittsburgh Brooklyn and New York Cincinnati while the Cubs made costly errors and wild baserunning.
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St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg-Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York-Cincinnati
Games Today National League Schedule
National League fixtures include Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago with multiple rivalries and potential pennant race implications. The card lists four matchups reflecting a busy day across major clubs.
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Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Phillies Win 14-Inning Victory on Pickering Home Run
Marvelous pitching by Waddell and Joss stretched to 14 innings before Philadelphia won on Pickering’s right field homer with one out. Cleveland’s lone run came on a muffed throw and bad fielding by Schreckengost. Attendance 6,286. Base hits: six each. Batteries Waddell Schrecken gost Joss Bemis. Time 2.10. Umpires Hassett Carruthers.
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Philadelphia
Waddell
Joss
Pickering
Cleveland
Davis
Schreckengost
Bradley
Hartzell
Phila
Waddel
Bemis
Hassett
Carruthers
Chicago Beats Washington In Ninth To Take Lead
In Washington on June 12 Chicago sent Lee to the bench in the first and Washington tied the score by batting Patterson out in the eighth. Chicago won in the ninth with six hits and five runs. Score Chicago 9 6 11 3 Washington 4. Batteries Patterson Flaherty McFarland Lee Townsend Drill. Time 1.55. Umpire Sheridan. Attendance 1943.
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St. Louis
Donovan
Willis
E Farrell
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M. O'Neill
Fees Burke
Toveeed Hackett
J. O'Neill
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Carney
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Abbaticchio Greminger
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St Louis
J. O'Neill Donovan
Farrell Greminger
McFarland
Burke
Farrell
Stanley
Washington
Chicago
Lee
Patterson
Flaherty
Townsend
Drill
Sheridan
Baseball matchups Across AL as schedule lists five games
The American League slate shows Chicago visiting Washington, St. Louis traveling to Boston, Detroit at New York, and Cleveland at Philadelphia in a set of intercity matchups.
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St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
P.O
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Sateen Vee
American League
Eastern League Match Jersey City 5 Toronto 0
Jersey City defeated Toronto 5 to 0 in an Eastern League game. Other league games were postponed due to rain.
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Jersey City
Toronto
Westfield Man Killed in Engine House Tower Plunge
Charles T. Allen aged 24 fell 35 feet from a tower at the Arnold street engine house while practicing with a life belt. The belt broke causing a fatal skull fracture. He was the son of S. A. Allen, president of the First National Bank of Westfield. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised by local druggists.
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Westfield
Charles T. Allen
Arnold Street
S. A. Allen
First National Bank of
Love Thrives in War frontiers romance review
Book world praises Mary Catherine Crowley novel Love Thrives in War set on the Canadian frontier during early 1800s conflict between Britain and America. A frontier heroine loves a soldier, faces Indian captivity, and Tecumseh aid leads to rescue before a hopeful war’s end. Published by Little, Brown & Co. Boston.
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Blue Jacket
Tecumseh
Mary Catherine Crowley
Little, Brown & Co
Boston
Trail of the Grand Seigneur review praises Lyman novel
A lengthy favorable notice of Olin Lyman’s historical romance The Trail of the Grand Seigneur set in 1812 at Sackets Harbor. The tale blends naval battles with a gallant early 19th century courtship between Renee De Montfort and Gilbert Warburton and includes seven color illustrations. Published by New Amsterdam Book Co. NYC.
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Olin L. Lyman
Lyman
Sacketts Harbor
Lake Ontario
Renee de Montfort
Gilbert Warburton
New Amsterdam Book Co
New York
Lilleray Votes Describes Miss Dasham and Madame Grand
An acquaintance portrays Miss Josephine Dasham as tall and chic with dusky hair and black eyes, born in Stamford, Connecticut, and influenced by Huguenot roots. The piece notes Madame Sarah Grand as a young looking step grandmother living near Sevenoaks with Haldane MacFall, and lauds her devotion to feminine pursuits and hospitable nature.
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Josephine Dasham
Stamford
D’ascam
Madame Sarah Grand
Haldane MacFall
Madame Grand
Sevenoaks
June Criterion Highlights and Notable Authors
The June Criterion features Gen James Grant Wilson on The Duke of Wellington with new facts from a friendship, Florence Wilkinson's humorous rural sketches, Florence Bledsoe Crafford’s Jaunt in a Prairie Schooner, Stuart Henry’s serial A Romance of a French Salon, Ingram Crockett’s June Time, Joanna E Wood’s Baby Burro Claim, Edgar White’s Colliery No 24, and Edmund Vance Cooke's Danny, plus sharp book criticisms from The Criterion Publication Co New York City.
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Criterion
James Grant Wilson
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Florence Wilkinson
Joppa
Florence Bledsoe Crafford
Indian Territory
Stuart Henry
Ingram Crockett
Joanna E. Wood
Baby Burro
Edgar White
Pennsylvania
Danny
Edmund Vance Cooke
Criterion Publication Co
New York City
Raff Portrait and Selections in Masters of Music Feature
Philip Hale introduces Raff as a prolific romanticist who expresses concrete and abstract ideas through music. The issue highlights accessible piano pieces including Nocturne in A flat Twilight and the slow movement from Im Walde Symphony along with Prelude and Fugue from Opus 72. It also promises a Raff portrait life sketch editor’s note Raff writings and a bibliography.
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Raff
Philip Hale
Donahoe's Magazine June issue features Duffy reminiscences
Rev. Matthew Russell presents a deeply interesting reminiscence of Sir Charles Gavan Duffy with Miss Hetty Gavan Duffy contributing a tender account of her father’s last days. Other essays discuss Italian Catholic aid in New York Montreal labor agitation Jiona sale spring drama and Queen Nathalie’s faith.
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Matthew Russell
S. J
Donahoe's
Charles Gavan Duffy
Hetty Gavan Duffy
New York
P. J. Tansey
Montreal
J. Gertrude Menard
John Talbot Smith
Nathalie
John F. Mullaney
Edward F. McSweeney
Port of
Hugh F. Blunt
Glorianna McGinnis
Five Thousand Dollar Frame House Plans Feature
June Carpentry and Building issue offers another $5000 frame house with complete plans and specs. It includes Design for a Two-room Schoolhouse, Steel Concrete Construction, American vs English Basement Houses, and a cottage design. Correspondence answers questions on door jambs cement for tanks and painting shingle roofs.
Wilshire's Magazine June Highlights and Essays
Wilshire's Magazine for June offers literary discussions, economic and historical articles, poems, illustrations, and thoughtful comment on current events. Titles include Poetry and the Sonnet, The Evolution of Tools, A Guess on the Merger Decision, The Mails of the Gods, The People of the Abyss, The Higher Catechism, Child Labor vs Education.
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Wilshire
Educa
Public Notice Prohibits Trading Stamps and Coupons
An act by the general court prohibits selling or distributing trading stamps checks or similar devices with undetermined value. It bans exchanges for unspecified articles and requires a fine of 10 to 50 dollars per offense. The act takes effect October 1 1903.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Duties and Responsibilities of Trustees of Public Medical Institutions
In the June issue of the Trained Nurse and Hospital Review the presidential address of W. W. Keen at the Sixth Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons is presented. Other articles cover nursing training, fever in its broad aspect, weak foot in nurses, and care of diphtheria cases, with features on the new City Hospital at Youngstown and departments on Army Nursing and Diet Kitchen.
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W. W. Keen
Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons
Ellen R. Page
Mary A. Hayes
Philadelphia
J. Clark Stewart
University of Minnesota
Rosalie Isabel Stewart
Evansville
Indiana
Anita Newcomb McGee
S. Virginia Levis
New City Hospital
Youngstown
Ohio
Army Nursing
Diet Kitchen
The Red Book June Number A Step Forward
The Red Book reveals a strong June issue with improved literature and typography. David Graham Phillips leads with A Point of Law, a dramatic short story, among a dozen other reputable writers contributing varied pieces.
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David Graham Phillips
Home Science Magazine Highlights Monthly Articles
The issue features items such as Tools and the Woman Amusing the Children Wedding Cake Customs State Care of Neglected and Dependent Children The Age for Domestic Service A Strawberry Breakfast The Decision of Katy plus a paper on The Keeping of Household Accounts with diagrams. Mrs Lincoln and Miss Barrows contribute practical information for mothers and families with editorials doctors talks and articles on child care.
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Home Science
Katy
Two Little Girls In a Picture Gallery in Little Folks
Kate Whit ing Patch writes the opening piece in the June Little Folks followed by stories such as A Good Fairy His Own Little Circus and The Red-Winged Blackbird. Illustrations brighten the pages aiding understanding even as the stories remain simply told. Mrs Curtis of Lee Mass reports relief from indigestion using Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets and recommends them to others with stomach trouble. Drugstores carry the tablets.
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June Little Folks
Kate Whiting Patch
Lowell
Sarah W. Curtis
Lee, Mass
Chamberlain
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