Phillies Lose as Freeman Sparkles in Boston Tilt
In Boston on September 12 Waddell struggled while Young pitched well for the visitors. Freeman led Boston’s offense despite an eror by him that added drama. The game featured sharp batting and tense late moments as Boston defeated Baltimore 15 to 12 with Lee and Drill facing Katoll and Robinson.
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Boston
Waddell
Young
Freeman
Baltimore
Washington
Lee
Baltimores
Drill
Katoll
Robinson
Johnstone
Baseball scores from three city matchups
In Boston Boston 5 defeated Philadelphia 4. Baltimore Washington led 15 to 1 over Baltimore. The Cleveland St Louis game was postponed.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Pp. Cc
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Cincinnati in Final Series Game
Brooklyn won the final game of the series from Cincinnati. The home team scored three runs in the first inning two forced in due to Thielman’s wild pitches after Maloney misjudged Sheckard’s three-bagger to center. Final score Brooklyn 9 Cincinnati 7. Batteries Hughes and Ritter Thielman and Bergen. Attendance 1500. Umpire Irwin. Time 1:38.
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Ab Rich Po Dougherty
Stahl of Coves
Collins
Freeman
Rf Lachance
iGleason
Criger E Eeues Young P
Eeenens
Philadelphia
Hartzel If
Fultz Cf . Veeieaie Sie Davis
Eee
L. Cross
Seybold
Murphy
M. Cross
Heen
Shreck
Waddell
Boston
Parent
Young
Sto
Stahl
Fults
Connolly
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cincinnati
Thielman
Maloney
Sheckard
Cscs
Hughes and
Ritter
Thielman and
Bergen
Irwin
Pittsburg Victorious Over Philadelphia on Errors and Hits
Pittsburgh won the game 5 to 2 with timely hitting and home errors. Leever was effective except for one inning, Dugdale and Shea contributed for Philadelphia. Time 1 40. Umpire Latham. Attendance 182.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Leever
Phelps
Bleby
Shea
Latham
Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Brooklyn Cincinnati Chess Notes
A fragmented item lists routes or matches between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh then Brooklyn and Cincinnati. No clear event or outcome is provided. Named places appear, but participants or dates are not specified.
New Haven Meridianes Past Bridgeport In Lacrosse
New Haven Meriden beat New Haven 9 to 4 while Springfield swept Bridgeport 11 to 1 after a 9 to 0 forfeit by Hartford Waterbury. results show Springfield dominating Bridgeport in both games and New Haven Meriden defeating New Haven.
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New Haven
Meriden
Springfield
Springield
Bridgeport
Hartford
Waterbury
Haverhill Beats Manchester In High-Scoring Game
Haverhill won 11 to 7 over Manchester in a heavy hitting afternoon game. Bishop struggled with control in the second inning before Whiting replaced him. McGinley hit a homer over the right field fence, the first in 80 years. Batteries MacGinley Shineel for Haverhill, Bishop Whiting Cote for Manchester.
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Haverhill
Manchester
Bishop
Whiting
McGinley
MacGinley
Shineel
Cote
Baseball Schedule Listed for Sunday Games
A dense listing shows matchups across American National and Eastern divisions with games between Philadelphia and Boston Boston and Philadelphia New York Brooklyn St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg Providence Rochester Worcester Buffalo Jersey City Montreal Newark Toronto and a note of two games. Sunday games include Cincinnati Chicago and Pittsburg St Louis and Providence Rochester Jersey City Montreal.
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Pittsburg
Wen
Brooklyn
Boston
Tee
Cincinnati Wee
Chicago
Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Baltimore
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
Providence
Rochester
Worcester
Buffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Toronto
St. Louisa
Conner and Dariel Fail to Break World Pace Record
Syracuse crowd of 15 000 watched Grand Circuit racing as Conner 2.03 1-4 and Dariel 2.05 1-4 attempted to beat the 2.08 pacing mark driven by A. P. McDonald. Dariel broke late, leaving the record bid unfinished. the mile clocked 2.10 amid fast heats and close finishes in multiple events.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Conner
Dariel
A. P. McDonald
Onato
Dan Riley
Hudson
Wentworth
Wauban
Louise Mae
Racing Notes and Timings From a Finish Line Ledger
Entries list pacers and trotters with fractional times and purses, noting drivers, horses, and gates. Timings hover around 2.0 to 2.2 for sprints, with purses cited as 3000 and 1000. Notable names include Direct Hal and Monte Carlo with listed lineage and performance markers.
Naylor Beats Lockwood In Semi Final Dust Up
The feature of the day was the defeat of A. G. Lockwood by Naylor in the semi finals this afternoon. Naylor played brilliantly throughout and won on the 17th green with a card of 80 to Lockwood’s 83.
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A. G. Lockwood
Boston
Naylor
Lockwood
Cardinal Gibbons Calls for McKinley Anniversary Remembrance
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore issued a circular to the diocese urging clergy to observe the first anniversary of President McKinley’s death on Sunday September 14. The message says to renew affection for the late chief executive and emphasize abhorrence of his assassination with actions best suited to show admiration for his civil virtues.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
McKinley
Fashion Wins 2 24 Trotting at Clinton Fair
Clinton Sept 12 last day of the Clinton fair grange day track in fine condition in the 2 24 class trotting purse 300 Fashion formerly on a milk wagon last April won in straight heats Justice and Wilkes also mentioned in the field with Time 2 21 4 and 2 26 1 4 noted for Miltonia as another entry
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Clinton
Fashion
Asic
Miltonia
Rhode Island Championship Final Set At Wannamoisset Club
Providence Sept 12 E M Byers Misquamicut Golf club Watch Hill meets C Douglas Mercer Wannamoisset Golf club Providence in the Rhode Island championship final at Wannamoisset after semi finals Byers defeated F W Shibley 7 up 6 to play Mercer beat B M Smith 5 up 3 to play
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Providence
R. I
E. M. Byers
Misquamicut Golf Club
Watch Hill
C. Douglas Mercer
Wannamosoisett Golf Club
Rhode Island
Wannamoisett Club
Byers
F. W. Shibley
Mercer
B. M. Smith
Agawam Hunt
Louisville Prepares for McGovern Corbett Contest
In Louisville on September 22 Reverend E L Poffeil chairs the ministers committee and leads the fight against the McGovern Corbett contest. Breckham promises careful attention while Mayor Grainger pledges no law violations. Southern A C attorneys tell Manager R C Gray fighters cannot be enjoined.
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Louisville
E. L. Pofveil
McGovern-Corbett
Breckham
Grainger
Southern
A. C
R. C. Gray
Chinese Government Seeks Firm Russian Promises on Manchuria
Pekin reports the Chinese government is disturbed by Russia's apparent plan to delay restoring Manchuria. It claims Russia promised to evacuate New Chiang and return the Pekin New Chwang railway segment once the Chi Li section is returned by Britain. Officials press Russian minister Paul Lessars to fulfill commitments.
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Pekin
Russia
Manchuria
Chiang
Great Britain
Paul Lessars
China
September Woonsocket race track meeting ends
The Woonsocket race track hosted its September meeting with three good events. Notable results include horses named Victor Gow and The Goat in the 27 class race, with times around 2.18 to 2.204. Other runners included Lady Nance Saira Gamp Hattie Lawrence.
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Woonsocket
R. J
Melia Ich
Isle
Alate Sik Dunder
Victor
Gow
I the Goat
Lady Nance
Saira Gamp
Hattie Lawrence
Sphinx Wins 2.07 Pace At Pimlico Grand Circuit Night
Baltimore race report from Pimlico details four harness events. The 2.07 pacing produced the only real contest with Sphinx winning as an outsider. Other results include a 2.19 trotting purse of $3000 for Dulce Cor and times listed for several horses.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Sphinx
Dulce Cor
Baron Wilkes-Nancy Gladys
Miller
Katrinka G
Austin
Panama Canal Titles and Legal Issues Sailed for U S
Investigating the validity of titles and other legal questions related to the Panama Canal will sail for the United States from Southampton tomorrow. The voyage aims to address unsettled matters regarding ownership and jurisdiction as the ship departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Southampton
Battle near Tinaquillo reshapes Matos revolt fate
From Puerto Cabello Venezuela a report says the Tinaquillo clash involved about four thousand revolutionists led by Mendoza Batalla and Riera against roughly four thousand government troops under Gerrido. The battle will influence Castro's Matos revolt plans as he waits near Ocumare south of Caracas.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
Terrez Cardeiras
Castro
Luciano Mendoza
Tinaquillo
Mendoza
Batalla
Riera
Gerrido
Matos
Ocumare
Caracas
Nevada Senator’s Wife Killed in Alameda Auto Crash
Mrs. Wm. M. Stewart wife of the senior U S senator from Nevada died in Alameda California today after an automobile she rode in with Henry Foote and Taylor crashed into a telegraph pole. She was thrown against the pole and died shortly after from serious injuries.
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San Francisco
Wm. M. Stewart
U. S
Nevada
Alameda
California
Stewart
Henry Foote
Taylor
Clark fraud case adjourned for Lynn trial date
Toronto September 12 Judge Morgan took under advisement the case of Geo Clark wanted for trial at Lynn on a charge of fraudulently using picks. The attorney general and the minister of justice may be called to untangle the complications. The case has been pending four weeks.
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Toronto
Geo. Clark
Lynn
Morgan
Situation Unchanged on Isthmus Around Colon
The situation on the isthmus remains unchanged with Colon approaches well garrisoned and defended. Trains operate across the isthmus as usual and the government gunboat Gen. Pinzon remains on station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombuia
Pinzon
Track Record Lowered at Barton Vermont Race Meet
Island Wilkes Jr. of Newport lowered the Barton track record to 2.11 1 2 in today’s racing. Russell McGregor won the 2.27 class purse of 250 dollars with Pomeroy as trainer. Bunker Hill won the 2.21 class purse of 250 dollars with Dickey listed. Island Wilkes Jr. also won the Open race with a best time of 2.11 1 2. Corona took the 2.40 class with a best 2.20 1 4.
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Barton
Island Wilkes, Jr
Newport
Russell McGregor
Pomeroy
Bunker Hill
Dickey
Gaines
Corona
Brewster
Philadelphia Tack O'Brien Wins Six Round Fight in Chicago
Chicago saw Philadelphia Tack O'Brien awarded the decision over Billy Swift in a six round contest. Swift pressed the action but O'Brien controlled the middle rounds and took the verdict in the City.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
O’brien
Billy Swift
President grants pardons to four Porto Ricans in Mayaguez
Washington reports the President pardoned four Porto Ricans confined at Mayaguez Porto Rico. They faced larceny charges for a shirt valued at 41 cents and were held in default of bail. The acting attorney general recommended clemency, deeming the crime unusual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mayaguez
Porto Rico
West Virginia State Fair Horse Races Partially Scored
At Wheeling on September 12 the fair program was not completed due to erratic horse running. Hatt e Smeltz won the 2.17 trot with heats four, five, seven. Sibyl R. led in two heats and posted best time 2.16 for the race. Tewksbury won the 2.50 pace with Lucette second and Con queror third. best time 2.164 by Conqueror, winner 2.19. The 2.26 trot remained unfinished with Mettie W. trotting two heats.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Hatt'e Smeltz
Green Wison
Sibyl R
Board of Trade
Tewksbury
Lucette
Conqueror
Mettie W
Cousins Battle for Western Amateur Golf Title
Walter Egan of Lake Geneva and his cousin H Chandler Egan of Exmoor reach the final of the Western amateur championship at Wheaton led by Harvard teammates. Chandler dominates early matches with a dramatic 1 up win over Stuart Stickney while Walter edges N F Moore in 19 holes. Chandler holds the low qualifying score and brings a string of cups and medals.
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Chicago
Walter Egan
Lake Geneva
H. Chandler Egan
Exmoor
P. B. Hoyt
Wheaton
Chandler Egan
Stuart Stickney
St. Louis
O. Dugger
Warren Dickinson
Iowa
N. F. Moore
Atlantic City
Chandler
Harvard
Hackett Wins Sleepy Hollow Open Final in Tarrytown
Tarrytown New York September 12 The Sleepy Hollow Tennis club open tournament continued this afternoon with H H Hackett a former Yale player winning the men’s singles final. He will tomorrow challenge R D Little holder of the championship trophy.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Sleepy Hollow
H. H. Hackett
Yale
R. D. Little
Golf finish for Ekwanok event names Naylor Ward as leaders
In Manchester Vermont on September 12 the Ekwanok club golf tournament completed two rounds of match play. The principal event results list H. B. Naylor of the local club and John M. Ward of New York as the leading competitors.
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Manchester
Ekwanok Club
H. 8. Naylor
John M. Ward
New York
North-Billerica Cricket Club to play Maynard Co C Saturday
The North-Billerica Club will represent at Fordway Park against Maynard Co C in a Saturday match. Lineup includes William Ballington Capt J T Whitehead Wil'am Bingley Mat Tonge J Tonge James Aspn Charles Bailey Ernest Chippendale Frank Townson Edward Cork Joe McCormick with reserves H Elis W Radcliffe umpire A Dawson scorer J Williams.
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North
Billerica Cricket Club
Maynard Co. C
Fordway Park
William Ballington
J. T. Whitehead
Wil'am_ Bingley
Mat Tonge
J. Tonge
James Aspn
Charles Bailey
Ernest Chippendale
Frank Townson
Edward Cork
Joe McCormick
H. Elis W. Radcliffe
A. Dawson
J. Williams
Head on Collision Ends in Injuries Near Liverton
A Newark and Fall River line streetcar on a dark stretch near North Liverton halted suddenly after colliding with a horse and wagon. Passengers leapt to safety and several were slightly injured. the horse was killed instantly.
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Fall River
Newport
North Liverton
Sixth District rallies draw large crowds in Haverhill
The sixth Essex district meeting featured candidates Augustus P. Garner of Hamilton and E P Shaw of Newburyport campaigning for Secretary Moody's seat. Each drew a hall full of supporters as a brass band played and crowds cheered while both men argued their cases.
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Haverhill
Aucustus P. Gariner
Hamilton
E. P. Shaw
Newburyport
Moody
Eich
Body of John C Best Reaches Sackville After Execution
Relatives in Sackville New Brunswick received word from Boston that the body of John C Best electrocuted at Charlestown Monday would not be sent home for burial as his father had expected.
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Sackville
N. B
Boston
John C. Best
Charlestown
Lakeview Grocers Lose to St Michael's Altar Boys 35 to 5
At Peacock's Field on Thursday afternoon the Lakeview avenue grocers were defeated by the St Michael's Altar Boys by a score of 35 to 5.
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Peacock's Field
Lakeview Avenue — Grocers
St. Michael’s Altar Boys
Kearns Given Decision In Bout By Foul Loss
Baltimore bout ends in favor of Tim Kearns of Boston as Herman Miller of Baltimore loses in the third round on a foul in a 20 round scheduled match.
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Baltimore
Herman Miller
This City
Tim Kearns
Boston Tonight
President appoints Bonaparte and Draper to Indian board
Washington September 12 The President named Charles J Bonaparte of Baltimore and Prof Andrew B Draper president of the University of Illinois to be members of the board of Indian commissioners with no salary attached.
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Washington
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Andrew 8. Draper
University of Illinois
Board of Indian Commissioners
Factory Worker Injured Near Elevator at Bay State Mills
Henry Wilkins aged about one year and residing at 15 North Street, an employee of Bay State Mills, sustained a compound fracture of the right foot near a moving elevator around 1 am and was taken in an ambulance to St John's Hospital.
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Henry Wilkins
North Street
Bay State Mills
St. John’s Hospital
Washington Ex-Governor Alexander Shephard Dies in Mexico
A private telegraph from Batopilas Mexico reports the death of Alexander R. Shephard at age 67. He served as vice-president of the board of public works in the District of Columbia during the 1870s and later as Governor of the district. Cause: peritonitis from appendicitis. He led improvements that helped shape Washingtons capital. He had pursued mining at Botarlas and leaves a widow and seven children.
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Washington
Batopils
Mexico
Alexander R. Shephird
Board of Public Works
District of
Colombia
Distric
Shepherd
Board of Public Work
Batorias
Miss Celeste Fuller to enter Boston University
Tewksbury reports Celeste Fuller, class of 1902 at Tewksbury High, will enroll at Boston University at the new term. Last night the Lowell Opera House hosted a performance of Eight Bells with many locals in attendance. Crushed stone from Salem arrived by carloads at Wamesit for the State highway project between Wamesit and Tewksbury Centre, with Connors Bros. of Lowell handling hauling.
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Celeste Fuller
Tewksbury High School
Boston University
Lowell Opera House
Wamesit
Salem
Waiesit
Tewksbury Centre
Connors Bros
Lowell
Retirements at Fort Hancock Seaboard post change
Washington Sept 12 Col James F Burbank commander at Fort Hancock N J has been retired Lieut Col S M Miles will become colonel and Major Charles Chase lieutenant colonel
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Washington
James F. Burbank
Artillery Corps
Fort Hancock
N. J
S. M. Miles
Charles Chase
Deep River Distillery Votes to Sell to New York Firm
Deep River Connecticut. On September 12 the Deep River Distilling Company voted this afternoon to sell out to the American Witch Hazel Distilling Corporation of New York. The price remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River, Conn
Deep River Distilling Company
American Witch Hazel Distilling Corporation of
New York
Special Memorial Services Proclaimed in Iowa
Governor Cummins ordered a proclamation urging all Iowans to observe special memorial services next Sunday marking the anniversary of President McKinley’s death. The call underlines a nationwide remembrance and emphasizes unity and national tribute.
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Des Moines
Cummins
Iowa
McKinley
Cuban bond plan limited details emerge from press despatches
Washington reports scarce information on the proposed Cuban bond issue. Minister Quesada notes the House action must be considered in conference. The act allows the President to issue bonds in installments over years rather than the full 35 million at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Quesada
House
Blanket department offers wide range of coverings
Nearly a car load of them in various styles and sizes with prices from 39c to 3.00 each. Special values at 1.00 1.39 and 1.69. Handsome print patterns silk erenes sateens filled with good clean cotton and extra sizes to order. All thoroughly well made by A. G. Pollard & Co.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Army and Navy Manoeuvers as Practical War Tests
The Army and Navy maneuvers are not diversions or games but vital trials of offense and defense under real-like conditions. They reveal needed improvements in tactics, emphasize sustained service vigilance, and reinforce national strength on land and sea at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Register
Pure medicines and careful preparation praised
The article emphasizes using only pure and fresh drugs in the prescription department. It notes constant renewal, selection of the best supplies, and careful check systems to prevent errors. The text frames medicine quality as essential, warning that impure or inefficient drugs require large doses and may cause harm.
Arbitration yields Swift & Co concessions in labor dispute
Chicago September 12 at a conference chaired by Job of the state card of arbitration representatives of Swift and Co the company concedes all the demands of the striking teamsters except the reinstatement of two men dismissed for alleged insubordination The men are expected to return to work Monday
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Chicago
State Card of Arbitration
Swift & Co
Wheeler Indicted in Masonic Temple Tax Scandal
Luke Wheeler, indicted by the grand jury for conspiring in the Masonic Temple tax fixing case, reappeared in Chicago and met with State Attorney Deneen to discuss the forged $26,000 tax receipt as police sought explanations for the long-sought matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Luke Wheeler
Masonic Temple
Cork Exhibition Meeting Ends In Confusion
A Cork corporation meeting dissolved in confusion as critics challenged the lord mayor's refusal to permit a reception for George Wyndham during his visit to the Cork exhibition on Tuesday September 9.
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Cork
Corporation of
Ireland
George Wyndham
Chicago School Honors Proelient Mc Kinley Memorial
Chicago pupils held exercises today in tribute to the memory of the late Proelient Mc Kinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Proeilent McKinley
Falls & Burkinshaw Ngulyie Low Prystate
F. Blanchard at 4'8 Middlesex corner Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station opens at 6 a.m. to serve customers with low priced preystate products.
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Middlesex
Cor
Thorndike Street
To Sail for U S Today Attorney General Knox
Washington dispatch says Attorney General Knox, who has been in Paris, is set to sail for the United States today. The report notes his travels and imminent return amid ongoing diplomatic discussions and official duties.
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Washington
Knox
Paris
Eccentric But Innocent Man Acquitted In Hog Theft Case
Paul Bates, 81, arraigned in Hudson Michigan police court for stealing a hog, displayed a stack of five extra trousers and garments humorously noted by the Detroit Tribune. A clever ruse, the hog resembled Bates’ own pen mates, yet the jury freed him and he rode home in a remarkable carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bates
Hudson,” Mich
Bates
Detroit Tribune
Highwaymen Arrested After Robbery on Fletcher Street
Officers arrested Hung Lee and Charles Les on Fletcher Street after they were robbed by Joseph J. Quinn and Patrick McLean in Dutton Street at 1 30 this morning. The Chinese victims cried out, the two highwaymen snatched their bundles, and Officer Boyle, drawn by the cries, detained both suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hung Lee
Charles Les
Fletcher Street
Dutton Street
Joseph J. Quinn
Patrick McLean
Boyle
Remains of US soldiers not disinterred at gov expense
Washington issued a War Department circular under the comptroller of the currency ruling that soldiers dying at posts within the United States cannot be disinterred and shipped home at government expense. Efforts will be made to contact relatives before burial so remains may be shipped home for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
United States
Conductor and Engineer Held for Grand Jury in Railroad Wreck
Rochester New York September 12 The coroner held Conductor Frank De La Vergne and Engineer Daniel Connelly for the next grand jury on a charge of manslaughter in the second degree for a Lehigh Valley wreck near Clarsa street bridge on July 20 that killed fireman Peter F Putnam and injured 32 others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Frank de la Vergne
Daniel Connelly
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Clarissa Street Bridge
Peter F. Putnam
Color in eggs nature secret protection from enemies
Pall Mall Gazette discusses why birds eggs bear diverse colors and patterns. If nests and eggs blend with surroundings, predators are less likely to attack. The piece surveys doves, rock doves, owls, ducks, plovers, partridges, pheasants, nightingales, grouse, moor owls, and the nightjar, noting white shells in cliff nesters and olive browns in shore and heather environments, with emphasis on protective mimicry and camouflage.
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South Kensington
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