Three Straight Loss Drops Boston Series to Brooklyn
Boston ends home series with a third straight defeat as Brooklyn takes the game and the series, 16 to 4. Pittenger started, pulled in the sixth after two bases on balls and two singles. Lewis followed, allowing one single in three innings. Kitson effective, Collins made a remarkable catch of McGuire’s foul in the eighth. Attendance 1,000. Score:
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National League Results Highlight Boston and Philadelphia Wins
In baseball results, Boston beat Brooklyn 7 to 3 at Boston. Philadelphia defeated New York 5 to 4 in Philadelphia. Cincinnati led St Louis 2 to 0 in Cincinnati with the game ongoing.
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Transylvania stake triumph at Lexington by Boralma
Boralma won the Transylvania stake at Lexington yesterday and Lawson intends to donate his winnings to charitable institutions. Alcidalia captured the free-for-all trot at Brockton yesterday. Ike Wilkes lowered the Nashua track record yesterday from 2.12 to 2.12 percent.
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Root Knocks Out Creedon in First Round Fight
Jack Root delivered a first round knockout to Dan Creedon in Kansas City as boxing action began, the referee counting Creedon out after a decisive blow. Creedon fell and could not continue, ending the bout quickly.
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Vardon Leads Taylor At Halfway Open Golf Championship
At Chicago Golf Club Wheaton Harry Vardon leads J H Taylor by one stroke with 157 for 36 holes. Taylor’s morning 76, afternoon 82. Vardon 79 morning and 78 afternoon. Bell 163, Campbell and Gardiner 163, Low 164, Smith 165. Amateurs led by H R Johnstone 85 and 87 for 172 total. sixty two starters, perfect weather.
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Lawrence man lost in 20 round boxing match
Hartford Oct 4 Tim Kearns was defeated by Jack O'Brien in a 20 round bout at the Coliseum before the Nutmeg Athletic club. The fight was clean and clever with Kearns taking punishment to the 18th round when Referee Johnnie White stopped it, awarding the decision to O'Brien. Both lads weighed 133 pounds and provided a scientific exhibition of hit stop and get away amid a good crowd.
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Colored Boston Letter Carrier Sentenced to Three Years
Boston October 4 three years hard labor at the reformatory was imposed by Judge Lowell in federal court on Chas L White a colored letter carrier from Station A South End for robbing the mails. His counsel sought leniency and White described a troubled home life with a woman blamed for his downfall. He was born in New Bedford 34 years ago and has served in the Boston postal service 11 years.
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Burdock Blood Bitters Aids Digestion And Health
An old advertisement claims burdock blood bitters strengthen and tone the stomach, making indigestion impossible and improving overall health. It presents the product as a cure all for digestive ailments and related ills.
Golden wedding celebration at Houghton home West Acton
The 50 year couple Mr and Mrs Warren Houghton praised by relatives and friends at their West Acton residence on Sept 27 1900. Eighteen guests attended including Elwyn Whitcomb and descendants with gifts of gold china and silver. Mrs Houghton born Lydia McKenney and Mr Houghton a painter and decorator, with Gov Nathaniel Banks once escorting the bride.
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Old Lady and the Bundle In Open Car Commentary
Mrs Hiram Smith, a stout lady, quarrels with open cars on a cold night. The pair discuss fires, blankets, and health costs, weaving in Boxers and Chinese rhetoric. They debate lynch law, courts, and imperialism as the city nears home.
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Zion Cricket Club to Meet U S Bunting for Matthew Tonge Aid
Zion Cricket Club will play U S Bunting Cricket Club on Saturday to benefit Matthew Tonge. Zion lineup includes W Nelson as captain, M Tonge, H Mosley jr, E Chippindale, W Midgley, H Maden, H Hadley, T Hoyle, B E Nelson, T Nelson, A Asquith with reserves J Haworth and F Bertwell. Umpire is C Midgley and scorer T Woodcock. Match starts at 2 30 p m sharp.
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McManimon Withdraws From 25th District Race
John F. McManimon, once backed by many North Chelmsford Democrats for the 25th district nomination, withdraws to back Eben T. Adams of Chelmsford Centre. He cites business duties and questions whether conservative taxpayers should visit the town farm, while James P. Emerson tours Nova Scotia scenery.
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Ungraded Hillside church supper and entertainment event
The Y P S C E of Hillside church held a largely attended supper and vestry entertainment with the young ladies serving the meal. The program included piano solo by Florence Hounston, reading by Helen Thomas, a piano duet by Kittie and Beulah Winters, and a comedy skit by the Peak sisters with Lizzie Zipper leading a cast. Committee members were Miss Lizzie Zipper, C. L. Hodge, W. Tucker, and Robert Thomson.
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Unitarian baptism and church events in Sunday program
Sunday at the Unitarian church featured fine music and infant baptisms for Myrtle May Clark and Charles Alvah Carr. The service included organ voluntary, anthems, scripture, hymns, a sermon, and a benediction, with the church decor by F Wilkins. Afterward Rev Abbott visited Mrs Blood at home to offer prayers and cheer. Ernest C Wilson bought the Blanchard farm. Fred Robbins began a second week in Cambridge. G P Marsh enjoyed his annual vacation. R.
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Lexington couple wed in Episcopal church ceremony
Miss Marie Cary Clarke niece of Miss Alice Cary and Relph L. Stevens of Lexington married by Rev J B Werner at the Lexington Episcopal church. Attendants included Pearl Butler, Mrs Edwin Reed, and Herbert Stevens. A reception at the Cary farm followed with elaborate gifts. The couple will reside in Lexington after a wedding trip.
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Fire destroys Waltham Moody street station causes heavy loss
Oct 5 South side fire station on Moody street in Waltham was destroyed by fire with losses estimated at 30 000 to 35 000. Six fire horses and two pieces of apparatus burned. Firemen had narrow escapes and several injuries occurred including a broken leg for call man Frank Morse and other crew members injured by falling debris. Communication and alarm systems were damaged leaving the city temporarily unable to ring in alarms. The fire began by possible spontaneous combustion in a rear workroom near the stable and hay stored above. The roof collapsed around 2 am as firemen were aided by police and bystanders, with several residents and a church nearby affected.
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Court to rule on baggage as seat reservation practice
New York October 4 A suit seeks 1000 damages from T Rhys Smith of Cos cob Connecticut over a train seat claimed by leaving a satchel. George William Kemp alleges Smith forcibly removed him after Kemp refused to yield the seat at Grand Central.
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