Nashua Wins Fast Game From Lowell In A Half Hour
Nashua nosed Lowell 3 to 2 after a one hour and five minute game. Ashenbach interference controversy decided the outcome as Nashua built a 2-0 lead, Lowell fought back to 2-2, then Gokey delivered the winning run on a Bushey hit in the seventh. Pastor starred for Nashua at bat and infield, with strong defense from Soffel and McLaughlin.
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Concord Defeats Whiting Behind Eustace Fielding
Concord won after knocking Whiting out in the fourth inning and then using Leith in a puzzling relief role. The feature of the game was Eustace on defense as Concord built a lead and secured the victory.
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Fall River Shuts Out Lawrence in Low-Scoring Game
Fall River blanked Lawrence with three hits as Conroy error and a walk opened the scoring. Murch made a sensational foul-ball catch while balancing on the fence behind third base. Score:
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Brockton at Lowell in New England League today
Local baseball action features Brockton visiting Lowell in a New England League game scheduled for today. Managers and lineups are not provided in the fragment.
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Brockton
Lowell
Diamond League Notes and Player Moves
Brockton faces Lowell as Dement of Haverhill posts a 34.9 batting average and Rapp of Manchester has 11 steals in 16 games. O'Reilly is named Haverhill manager, Barry joins as outfielder, Swander is tabbed for fast company, and Nashua rumors link Van Zant for Kirby.
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Haverhill
Rapp
Manchester
Swander
Boston Herald
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VanZant
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Lowell
Fall River
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Lowell and Nashua League Talk Sparks Moves
Local papers note Parsons Van Zant and Ashenbach in trade talk at Haverhill Nashua and Brockton shifts. Hamilton dominates as umpire and player, while Lowell presses to beat rival clubs in a season marking double digit wins and rising pace.
Philadelphia Cricketers Open Visit at Lord's
A large crowd watched the Philadelphia cricketers open their London visit at Lord's against Marylebone. Americans batted first and were bowled out for 65 as rain heavy the crease, delaying play until after lunch. Marylebone ended the day 104 for no further details.
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Nottinghamshire
Lords
Marylebone Cricket Club
England
Marylebone
National League Baseball Results and Postponements
Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 2 1 in the first game while the second ended 6 6 after darkness halted play. New York beat Chicago 5 4 in the opener and Chicago won 10 6 in the nightcap. Brooklyn defeated St Louis 6 2 in the first game and 8 7 in the second. Pittsburgh game postponed due to rain.
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Chicago
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New York and Chicago Split Double Header Wins
New York and Chicago each won a game in a twin bill. In the opener New York won 7 to 6 as Tay lor and Tinker errors hurt Chicago in the tenth. The nightcap saw Chicago win 10 to 6 after a ninth inning uprising by New York faltered as Mathewson yielded six runs with one out in the ninth.
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Matthewson
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Taylor
Tinker
Mathewson
Brooklyn Defeats St Louis In Second Series Opener
Brooklyn opened the Washington Park set with a 11-6 win over St Louis in game one as Jones was hit repeatedly and the Brooklyn bats rapped nine safeties off McFarland. A rough fourth inning boosted Brooklyn’s scoring while St Louis struggled with errors and Donovan’s squad bullpen. In game two Brooklyn dominated 8-7 as Garvin held the visitors and the home club chased late, drawing 3,300 fans to witness the doubleheader.
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Philadelphia Satie Doubleheader Ends in Tie and Losses
In Philadelphia Cincinnati opened with a 27 to 2 win after nine innings and a later eleven inning draw called at darkness. Attendance 5084. Batteries Ewing Bergen Washburn Roth for Cincinnati and Poole Peitz Frazer Cook for Philadelphia. Umpires Moran and Moran. Time 1.55 and 2.30.
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Games Today National Baseball Schedule
St. Louis visits Boston and Cincinnati travels to New York. Chicago games at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh heads to Philadelphia for early season action.
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New York
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Union Agent Charged With Instigating Majestic Theatre Strike
Boston June 22 A ruling on injunctions in labor strike cases led to the discharge of William F. McCarthy longtime Painters and Decorators union business agent. The judge found he instigated the Majestic theatre strike of November 17 by employing non union workers, but cleared him citing lack of a specific order and the role of circumstantial evidence.
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Superior Court
William F. McCarthy
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Majestic Theatre
Lynch & Woodward
Court of Justice
Justice Braley
American League Results Reported Delayed By Rain
All games postponed due to rain in the American League as teams waited for clearer weather. Weather disruptions halted play across the league, with no games completed.
Sunday Golf Not Violating Lord's Day Statutes
Medford on June 22 reports Sunday golf as lawful when undertaken for physical exercise rather than competition. City Solicitor James M. Hallowell advised Mayor Charles S. Baxter, in response to efforts to curb Sunday play, after presenting the opinion to the mayor today.
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James M. Hallowell
Charles 8. Baxter
Baseball matchups in the American League today
The schedule lists Boston at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Washington at Chicago for a full slate of AL action.
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Bloodine touted as cure for stomach and digestion ills
An advertisement extols Bloodine as a remedy for nausea belching flatulence indigestion dyspepsia and general debility. It cites Mrs Mary Be Grandon of Natick Massachusetts who after three bottles could eat solid food and work again. Bloodine liver pills priced 25c to 50c per box with a guarantee and sale by local dealers.
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Fra Diavolo Opens Lakeview Season By Gilbert Light Opera
Gilbert Light Opera company returns to Lakeview theatre with Auber's Fra Diavolo. Joseph Smith leads as Fra Diavolo with superb acting, G Macfarlane as Giacomo earns encores, Ben Lodge as Beppo delivers comic flair, and Jim Gilbert as Lord All Cash gives a capable turn. Cast features Miss Margaret Baxter and Miss Marie Tyler among others with 12 sylphs, piano by Frederick Intropodi, and daily performances this week.
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Michael Freda Held For Smuggling Lace
Boston June 22 Michael Freda arrested for alleged lace smuggling valued at 2500 from Naples Italy appeared before United States Commissioner Fiske and was held for the grand jury in 2500 bail.
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Fiske
Eastern League Results From Recent Games
Rochester Newark game finished 7 to 6 with Rochester losing. Buffalo defeated Rochester 6 to 5. Providence won 5 to 4. Baltimore beat Jersey City 6 to 5. Toronto beat Worcester 6 to 4.
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Providence
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Worcester
Connecticut League Scores From Hartford and Norwich
In Hartford Springfield 6, Hartford lost to New London Bridgeport 3. New London 1 defeated Hartford 3. Meriden 2 beat New Haven 1. Norwich Holyoke game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Bridgeport
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Norwich
Holyoke
Amateur Baseball Rivalry at Pawtucketville Grounds
The P A C team faces the All-Star squad next Saturday at the Pawtucketville ball grounds for a purse of $50. A warm contest is predicted.
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No Consolidation of National and American Leagues
New York June 22 President Pulliam of the National League announced there would be no consolidation of the two major leagues. He said the National League will begin the 1904 season with the same circuit as at present, with the majority of magnates opposed to the plan.
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National League
Roosevelt to leave Washington for Oyster Bay tomorrow
Mrs. Roosevelt with several White House staff will depart Washington at seven o clock tomorrow morning for Oyster Bay.
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Count Cassini Delayed by No Room Aboard Kaiser Wilhelm II
Washington reports Count Cassini the Russian ambassador could not secure enough accommodations aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II for the voyage to Europe tomorrow and will depart Washington in early July. The State Department welcomes his extended stay as talks on the Chinese American commercial treaty proceed, with expectations that the treaty will be concluded within weeks.
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Europe
Count Cassini
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Pitched Battle as McCoy Feudists Fire on Keystone Town
A mountaineer party led by Floyd McCoy from the McCoy Hatfield feud opens fire on John Reynolds in Keystone West Virginia after insults. Police pursue across the railroad. McCoy's men retreat into the mountains with casualties, one killed and another fatally wounded.
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McDowell County
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John Reynolds
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American Homeopaths Open Annual Convention in Boston
Boston June 22 The American Institute of Homeopathy opened its annual convention at Hotel Somerset with attendees from across the nation. About 2000 physicians are expected to participate as sessions run through the week. Gov. Bates and Mayor Collins addressed delegates before Dr Joseph Cobb of Chicago delivered the president's address urging endowments or state aid for homeopathy colleges.
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American Institute of Homeopathy
Hotel Somerset
John P. Sutherland
Edward Everett Hale
John L. Bates
Commonwealth
P. A. Collins
Institute
Joseph P. Cobb
Chicago
Changing French flirtation norms over forty years
Mrs. Philip Gilbert Hamerton argues in Scribner's that modern French girls would be astonished by rules restricting talking and flirtation, while forty years ago flirtation was unknown and dress signaled marriage. She notes a shift from aristocratic simplicity to bold public behavior, and questions if rapid change solves old evils or creates new concerns for daughters' futures.
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Philip Gilbert Hamerton
Scribner's
Boxes Opened at Gorham Street P M Sunday School
The quarterly box opening drew over 400 attendees with Ambrose Hindle presiding Josephs Feldings class provided entertainment Rev Pickles and Gardner Wills gave addresses Miss Lillian Green performed recitations and songs William Croft opened the boxes revealing $200 an increase over the prior meeting Refreshments followed the event.
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Joseph's Felding
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Gardner Wills
Lillian Green
William Croft
May 1903 Internal Revenue totals decline statewide
Washington reports May 1903 internal revenue collections at 18,415,035 dollars, down 4,730,090 from May 1902. The fall is led by tobacco and fermented liquors. For eleven months, receipts total 209,983,143 dollars, down 39,368,961 from the prior year.
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Shaw Abandons European Trip for Public Duty
Washington June 22 Secretary Shaw returns to the capital from the West and abandons his planned trip to Europe due to the pressure of public business.
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Catholic Young Men's Lyceum to hold communion and breakfast
Members of the Catholic Young Men's Lyceum will receive communion in a body at the 8 o'clock mass at St. Patrick's Church next Sunday. After services they will be served breakfast at the parochial school hall, followed by election of officers for the ensuing term.
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Catholic Youngen’s Lyceum
St. Patrick's Church
Parks Re-Elected a Walking Delegate
New York June 22 Samuel Parks under criminal charges in connection with the Hecla Ironworks and other strikes has been re elected as one of four walking delegates of the Housesmith and Bridgemen s union according to the final count tonight by the second largest vote polled in the balloting for delegates President Neidig who has fought Parks was re elected but ran 250 votes behind Parks.
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Samuel Parks
Hecla Ironworks
Housesmith and Bridgemen’s Union
Neidig
Parks
Tenement Sanitary Acommodations Ordered by Court
A jury in the seventh district municipal court ruled for the tenement house department requiring removal of yard sanitary accommodations and placement on each floor. Experts estimate that up to twenty million dollars may be spent by Manhattan and The Bronx owners if the ruling is affirmed.
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Seventh District Municipal Court
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