Boston Bruins Rally Tops Nationals in Eighth Inning
Boston defeats Philadelphia in a rescheduled doubleheader result, Sparks pitched well for the home team, rallying in the eighth to beat Katoll. McFarland, Selbach, Howell, James, Mathison, Gilbert, Robinson plus Gleason Ferris and Jones produced the Boston runs. Parent and Dougherty had Baltimore hits with Gleason and Ferris homering for the Orioles. Attendance 2,590.
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Katoll
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Selbach Sf
Howell
James LD
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Doubleee
Jones
Matison
Washington Hands Phillies a Narrow Defeat in Wake of Hasting Change
Philadelphia fall behind early as Seybold shines at the plate. Washington rallies with Patten Drill combo on the mound. Wilson subbing for Hastings preserves the game and seals a 5 to 2 vote. Attendance 6072 at Philadelphia. Umpire Johnstone. Price 1.50.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Wilson
Hasting
Seybold
R. Philadelphia
Patten
Drill
St. Louis Drives In Nine to Beat Detroit in Ninth
St. Louis rallied for three runs in the ninth inning to upend Detroit after being held scoreless. Kissinger pitched eight innings before a ninth inning barrage. Powell struggled early but settled later. Batteries Powell Sugden Kissinger McGuire. Time 1.55. Umpire O Loughlin. Attendance 1200.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Kissinger
Powell
LOWS
Vccess
Powell and Sugden
McGuire
Uropire
O’loughlin
Localized Baseball Scores From Twin City and East Matches
The games featured Boston-Boston 7 Baltimore 2, St Louis-St Louis 3 Detroit 2, and Philadelphia-Philadelphia 7 Washington 5, highlighting high scoring outcomes in three regional matchups.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Wyon
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia Surges Slightly Fail. Boston Wins Quietly
Philadelphia tried a new pitcher today as Boston defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1. Malarkey pitched well for Boston while Philadelphia hitters struggled to solve him. Key players included Tenney, Carney, and Jennings with notable bases on balls and outs, and Malarkey earned the win over McFadden. Attendance unlisted.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Malarkey
Brooklyn Beats New York as Donovan Delivers Pitching
Brooklyn outplayed New York with Donovan pitching well. New York managed only two hits off him, producing a run in the first and ninth innings. Smith was ejected in the third for disputing the umpire’s call. Batteries: Miller Bresnahan Donovan Ritter. Time 1.35. Attendance 1100. National League results Philadelphia 13 Boston 3. Brooklyn 7 New York 2.
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Brooklyn
Donovan
Smith
Irwin
Miller
Bresnahan
Ritter
Latham
Philadelphia
Boston
Baseball War Executive Committee Carries War Into Rivals Territory
National league magnates met in New York and adjourned without a definite action on the American league situation. John T. Brush said another conference would be held September 24 with Robison and Hart present. The committee aims to empower action to extend the war into rivals’ territory amid a financially successful season.
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New York
National League
Frank de Haas Robison
St. Louis
James Hart
Chicago
John T. Brush
Robison
Hart
Col
John S. Rogers
A. J. Reach
Philadelphia
Charles Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Fred Knowles
Harry Pulliam
Pittsburg
Max Flieschmann
Cincinnati
A. H. Soden
Boston
American League
Brush
Wade's Goat Dominates Massachusetts Racing Debate
Chief Wade's pool selling ban stirs horsemen statewide as tracks like Readville pause amid discontent. The Goat, a four year old owned by Dick Murphy, gains fame for speed and homely appearance, placing second at Nashua Woonsocket and Worcester while showing potential for future seasons in Lowell and beyond.
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Wade
Readville
Massachusetts
Associated Press
Courier Citizen
Saugus
Lewell
New England
Dick” Murphy
Nashua
Woonsocket
Worcester
Lowell
Richardson
Michigan
BASE BALL NOTES FROM A WINTER REPORTS
Left fielder Cassidy and pitcher Willis of Lowell stay in town working at Harriman suspender factory. Boston seems out of the running for American league title after two losses to Philadelphia this week. Dreyfuss quits over seven players sold to the American league. Lowell to boost lineup next season per manager Lake. Willie Maguire of the News takes a two week vacation to New York and Hudson trip.
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Willis
Lowell
Harriman
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Dreyfuss
Willie Maguire
the News
New York
Hudson
Narragansett Park to Open Half Mile Track Meet
Providence announces first regular race meeting at Narragansett park on October 7 8 9 10 with four days of racing and three events per day. Liberal purses likely around 400 dollars each, appealing to Eastern horsemen amid circuit disruptions and pool selling disputes.
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Providence
R. I
Narragansett Park
Brockton Fair
New England
Saugus
New York State
Pennsylvania
Numerous Marine Disasters Reported From Labrador to Belle Isle
St John Newfoundland September 16 The steamer Virginia Lake arrived with news of ten lost fishing schooners and their cargoes over the past fortnight. Crews were saved and brought to port. The body of a Montreal woman, believed to be Mrs Bates, was found on Belle Isle, linked to the Scotsman wreck of October 1899.
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N. F
Virginia Lake
Labrador
Belle Isle
Bates
Montreal
Carpenter Needed After Wooden Leg Break at Associate Building
Michael Costello fell down stairs in the Associate building last night. His left leg was broken off at the knee, but the injury is not serious as the leg is wooden. He was bruised on his body and conveyed by ambulance to St. John’s hospital. A skilled carpenter will have him back on his pins soon.
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Michael Costello
Costello
St. John’s Hospital
Unfaithful Wife Discoverer Fires Four Shots
Steve Manovitch, Hungarian resident of Versailles, returned home to find his wife with another man. After grabbing his revolver, he fired four shots at her body as a crowd surrounded the house. The woman lies unconscious and likely to die while a posse hunts Manovitch who fled into the hills.
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Pittsburg
Steve Manovitch
Versailles
Manovitch
Newspaper Golfers at Wollaston Play Championship Day
Wollaston, Sept 16. Journalists played four matches in the Newspaper Championship with J E OConnell of the Globe defeating W J G Myers of The Associated Press on the final green. Daniels defeated Pember. Swan and Dalton won decisive matches as consolation draws were announced.
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Wollaston Club
J. E. O’connel
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W. J. G. Myers
Associated Press
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the Traveller
J. E. Pember
Advertiser
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T. P. Harrison
New York Sun
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L. Boyle
Dalton
N. Y. Sun
J. FE. Daniels
Traveller
J. FE. O'Connell
R. A. Swan
New Bedford Mercury
S. F. Shirley
F. Flannagan
Journal
Lee Latta
Transcript
D. OD. Fletcher
M. F. O'Connell
Fitchburg
the Associated Press
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Boyle
Harrison
Pember
Latta
Shirley
Cycling Season Ends in New Haven With Wins
New Haven Conn Sept 16 The cycling season closed with the Connecticut mile championship won by W S Fenn of Bristol. Freeman beat Nelson in a five mile time trial finishing in 7 38 with Nelson 7 42 3 5. Other events: One mile state championship won by W S Fenn in 1 41 2 5 and one mile amateur handicap won by Reed Thompson of New Haven at 120 yards in 2 03.
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W. S. Fenn
Bristol
Freeman
Nelson
Reed Thompson
New York Police Captain Discharged for Neglect of Duty
New York on September 16 Captain Daniel Moynihan of the Hamilton Avenue station in Brooklyn was convicted of neglect of duty and violation of department rules and was discharged from the force.
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New York
Daniel Moynihan
Hamilton Avenue
Brooklyn
Caledonia Fair Opens With Horse Races at St Johnsbury
St Johnsbury Vermont hosts the Caledonia fair with racing as the sole sport. Diamond Wilkes owned by F E Batchelder wins the green race with a best time of 2.35. Corona owned by H E Brewster of Boston takes the 2.40 class purse of 200 with Cles sandra second and rare third. Beat time 2.26% remains noted.
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Diamond Wilkes
F. E. Batchelder
Corona
H. E. Brewster
Boston
Clessandra
Rare
Harvard Football Practice Opens As Kernan Sees Encouragement
Boston September 16 Harvard football practice will start tomorrow with a small squad under Captain Kernan. Trainer McMasters will arrive from Scotland in a few days. Kernan said the outlook is encouraging this year, contrasting with last fall when there was little material to begin with.
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Harvard
Kernan
McMasters
Scotland
Broker Robinson Dead After Jump During Brain Fever
Hugh Robinson, a New York broker, died today from injuries suffered when he leaped from a window at his home during brain fever on September 9. The incident left him with a fractured skull and occurred in the city noted.
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New York
Hugh Robinson
Steam car sets five mile record at Cleveland meet
Cleveland Ohio September 16 Rollin White drove his steam machine five miles in 6 43 setting a new record for steam powered vehicles at the Cleveland Automobile club race meeting this afternoon.
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Cleveland Automobile Club
Rollin White
Hockey Scores From Night Across Cities
In Toronto Toronto 3 Worcester 1 and Buffalo Buffalo 2 Newark 2 after nine as darkness fell. Rochester Jersey City 9 Rochester 2 and Montreal Providence 2 Montreal 2 tied late entries incomplete.
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Worcester
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Newark
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Jersey Cry
Weer Enee
Big price for a bull sale at Indy stock yards
At the Indianapolis stock yards on September 16 Clem Graves owner of the Bunker Hill farm sold the Hereford bull Crusader for 10000 dollars to Bomard F Hawkins of Earl Park Indiana.
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Ind
Clem Graves
Bunker Hill
Bomard F. Hawkins
Earl Park
His Life Saved By Chamberlain's Remedy Says Local Cooper
B L Byer a well known cooper of this town credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a month of bilious dysentery resisted by other treatments. B T Little Hancock Md merchant confirms the remedy gave immediate relief. For sale by all druggists.
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B. T. Little
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Gale
Railway Postal Clerks Meet in Buffalo Convention
In Buffalo on September 16 the National Association of Railway Postal Clerks and the U S Railway Service Mutual Benefit association held their annual convention. Delegates from 11 districts totaling about 6 000 members attended, debating Congress pay raises for railway mail employees. Mayor Knight welcomed delegates as W J Bradley presided. former Postmaster General Wilson S Birgell spoke praising merit standards of the railway mail service.
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N. Y
National Association of Railway Postal Clerks
U. S. Railway Service Mutual Benefit Association
National Association
The
Benefit Association
Railway Mail Service
United States
Congress
Knight
W. J. Bradley
Wilson
Birgell
Postal Service
Another Presidio Riot Shatters San Francisco Saloon
San Francisco reporters describe a riot at the Presidio as 500 soldiers attempted to destroy Adolph Redfield’s saloon. They smashed doors and drank stock, taking cigars and tobacco before a squadron and mounted police restored order and sent soldiers to camps.
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Presidio
Adolph Redfield
Redfield
Confessed Crookedness in Boston Robberies
Fred Whitney age 25 and Elizabeth Benjamin age 19 were arrested and photographed for the rogues gallery. Whitney confessed to breaking into Almond J. Wiley's Boston home, stealing jewelry clothing and firearms valued near 500 dollars and aiding in the theft of a horse wagon owned by William B. Whitman of Mitchburn. Whitney held in 1200 dollars for grand jury action. Benjamin to Fitchburg for trial on alleged horse theft.
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Fred Whitney
Elizabeth Benjamin
Watts
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Whitney
Almond J. Wiley
Havin
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Mitchburn
Fitchburg
First Coal Arrival Sparks Roston Market Reawakening
Roston reports an expected arrival of 2800 tons of anthracite coal tomorrow, the first shipment since May 1. The arrival marks a notable supply resumption for the city, signaling a potential uptick in local commerce and heating readiness as autumn begins.
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Roston
Dan Patch Fails To Best World Pace Mark At Empire City
Rhythmic the sightless son of Oakland Baron wins the Empire purse 5000 in 2.08, Duke direct Hal dominates Yonkers 3000 money, Schley Pointer takes 2.15 pacing. Dan Patch loses in the Empire City meet with fast but short heats as Dulce Cor Wentworth Katrinka Girl stake minor place.
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Empire City
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Prescription department ensures purity and accuracy
The article asserts that medicines used in the prescription department are pure and fresh, with only the best drugs purchased and renewed to prevent deterioration. It emphasizes a large dose if drugs are impure, and highlights careful filling and a checking system to prevent errors.
Falls & Burkinshaw Trusted Low Price Data
Falls and Burkinshaw advertise as reliable data successors to F. By 1 at 419 Middlesex corner Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station. Open 64.
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Thorndike Street
Worcester Driving Park meet opens with straight heats
Opening card at Worcester Driving Park showcased three events decided in straight heats before a small crowd. In 2.17 pacing, Airline by Ruby c Rake led early but Bob broke a hopple in heat two and was distanced. Remaining results list Midnight Meltop Princess Ebb and The Goat among top finishers in various pacing and trotting classes.
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Favorites Won Light Harness Races at Electric Park
Baltimore September 16 light harness racing of the Maryland Virginia circuit at Electric Park drew a large crowd. The track was fast and betting heavy with favorites winning in each race. Riders and horses named include Skyland Girl York Girl and Sultana among others, with close finishes and strong pace throughout the program.
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Electric Park
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Tittle Joe
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Melodious Chimes and Names in Silent Time
Vague numeric listings show names such as Billy, Lillian S., Sam Kitty Fisher, Patch and Mattie C. across multiple references with time percentages near 2.2 percent. Mentions Hurst and Buzzella appear in scattered fragments, suggesting a cryptic roster or scoreboard from an old record page.
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Silver money in Mexico weighs on peso's fate
The Mexican Herald notes the steady depreciation of the silver peso and predicts a move toward a gold standard. It argues a gold basis would stabilize prices, bolster native industries, and strengthen railways and imports, while praising President Díaz and Finance Minister Limantour for studying the issue and preparing prudent action.
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London
Far East
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Limantour
Mexican Herald
Texas judge stuns court with mock trial plan
A Texas judge, robbed of a horse long ago, refuses to hear the case claiming personal prejudice. He orders the bailiff to try the case and promises a verdict, then says the court will go outside to prepare a rope and pick out a tree, per a Chicago Journal citation.
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Chicagoa Journal
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