Pawtucketville Athletic Club Disbands Over Dues
The Pawtucketville Athletic club dissolved after a mass removal of property by about ten members who feared charter leaders would seize it at auction. Despite 200 members, dues nonpayment led to expulsion of around 100. remaining 100 largely unpaid. Treasurer Hugh Thomas holds about $300 to cover debts as equipment vanishes and owners plan disposal or sale.
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Pawtucketville
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Cornelius Crenin
Frank Carroll
William Keyes
Henry Tighe
Citizen
Frank Tierney
Armand Secord
James Brown
Joseph Dion
John Breen
Homer Descheneux
Otis Letour
Boston Ameri cans win tenth inning thriller over home team
Boston defeats the home team in ten innings to claim the season's first win. Freeman homered driving in a run in the ninth to tie, then a bases loaded walk and three hits in the tenth sealed victory for Boston. Collins made a spectacular left hand running catch on a foul ball as the highlight defensive play. Attendance 2998.
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Hayden
Lajoie
Seybold
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Cross
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Byoung
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Demont and Dahlen rally Boston to beat Brooklyn in nine
In New York on April 30 the Boston Nationals win 2 1 in nine as Demont’s single and a passed ball start the comeback. Donovan’s pitching and Brooklyn’s defense hold Boston until the ninth when Dahlen’s double and a McGuire sacrifice set up a hit by Donovan for the deciding run. Davis is doubled up on a fly and a rare misplay. Attendance 2500.
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Kelly
Crolius
Tenney
Lowe
Colgan
Eastern League Results Highlight Woes and Wins
Buffalo beat Toronto 9 to 5 while Providence edged Syracuse 2 to 1. Worcester’s game was postponed due to wet grounds. Rochester defeated Montreal 4 to ?.
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Providence
Syracuse
Worcester
Rochester
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Scores From The Day In Major League Matches
In Chicago Chicago 8 defeated Cincinnati 7 while Philadelphia edged New York 3 to 2. Brooklyn won 2 1 over Boston and Pittsburgh prevailed 4 to 2 against St Louis.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
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Cambridge Harvard Colby meet results postponed by rain
At Cambridge Harvard Colby events were postponed due to rain while scores were recorded for Cambridge Harvard Second 13 Roxbury Latin 1 and Cambridge Harvard Freshmen 24 Newton High 2. Hanover Dartmouth 7 Bowdoin 2 ended with a late rain call. Washington Georgetown 7 University of Maryland 7, and Georgetown 9 nothing at eighth row.
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Local baseball scores and standings across cities
Philadelphia over Boston 8 to 0 leads the day’s tally while Chicago hosts Detroit 4 to 2, Cleveland defeats Milwaukee 8 to 6, and Washington beats Baltimore 12 to 6 in a sequence of city matchups.
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Phillips Brooks Early Career At Boston Latin School
A Youth's Companion excerpt recounts Phillips Brooks after Harvard becoming a teacher at Boston Latin, facing failure and harsh discipline. The turbulent class led to several punished students, including a mistaken punishment later acknowledged by both Brooks and the boy, now a trusted adult, highlighting a humane moral from an early career misstep.
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Phillips Brooks
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Brooks
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Boston Common
Summer dog board business grows amid sunny season
A growing summer industry centers on dog boarding as pet care demands rise. Meanwhile a resourceful cat manages daily needs independently, demonstrating resilience in heat and busy households.
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Summer Board For Dogs
Pussy-Cat
McGovern Knocks Out Gardiner in Fourth Round
In San Francisco at Mechanics Pavilion on April 30 Terry McGovern defeated Oscar Gardiner in the fourth round before about 800 spectators. From the start McGovern dominated, landing steady body blows and lefts to the jaw. A right to the stomach followed by a left to the jaw floored Gardiner, who failed to rise as the referee counted out. Gardiner was carried from the ring in evident pain.
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Oscar Gardiner
Mechanics Pavilion
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Terry
McGovern
Oscar
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Cleveland J Cheney residence sale attracts bidders
A Highland gathering gathered by rain yesterday afternoon for the Cleveland J Cheney residence sale. About a hundred bidders from across the city attended. Bidding opened at five thousand dollars and jumped to seventy two hundred before arguments by Mr. Conant sparked renewed bids. After further raising and small increments, Peter Watson purchased the property for seventy eight hundred ten dollars, a sale deemed satisfactory to all involved.
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Cleveland J. Cheney
Conant
Peter Watson
Y W C A Midweek Service Plans Address by Miss Bennett
The regular mid week praise and prayer service is set for Wednesday at 7 30 Miss Bennett will speak The meeting is described as interesting and helpful The prayer band gathers at 7 p m for preparation prior to the main service
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Miss Bennett
Drugists Dine at St. Charles Hotel Banquet
About 50 local druggists enjoyed a semi annual banquet at the St Charles hotel last night highlighting a social gathering and professional fellowship among pharmacists.
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St. Charles Hotel
Cure Named For Itching Leg Sore by Ointment
A Bowling Green reader, C. W. Lenhart, testifies to a running itching leg sore that caused torture. He claims Dean’s Ointment relieved the burning and itching and achieved a permanent cure.
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C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Lowell Artist John I Coggeshall Exhibits Oils and Water Colors
Lowell artist John I Coggeshall opens a public exhibition of 81 paintings at Westotts gallery on the Central block top floor. The show features 30 watercolors and many striking oils, with marine scenes and autumn landscapes praised for bright color, variety, and suitability for modern homes. The opening includes a reception. gallery hours are free with no tickets required, and the sale of watercolors and oils occurs Thursday evening and afternoon May 8.
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Hale's Brook
Eighteenth Anniversary Exercises of Division 28 AOH
The 18th anniversary celebration of Division 28 AOH was held at Hibernian hall with strong turnout. Joseph McQuade led the program with Anthony Conway acting for Mayor Dimner, followed by toasts to The Church The AOH of America Division 28 Our Sister Society and The Ladies Auxiliary. Music by Donnelly Clune Hessian Slattery OBrien and a repast by D L Page.
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Cor eesaly Applies for Liquor License in Polk Street Rooms
Notice under the Public Statutes states Cor eesaly applied for license to sell intoxicating liquor of the 19th class at No 3 Polk Street in three rooms on the first floor and cellar. By order of the Board of Police, Joseph Smith, Clerk.
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Olk Street
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Joseph Smith
Property listings on Hale street and Ward Five offer cash purchases
Two properties are advertised for sale with cash terms. A house, barn and store on Hale street described as a fine home and money maker is listed for 3000 dollars. A fine residence with a big stable in central Ward Five is said to be a great trade at 5000 dollars.
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