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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1900

Page

8

Divided honors as Boston and Philadelphia split doubleheader

Boston and Philadelphia split a baseball doubleheader with Boston taking the first game 4 to 0 while Philadelphia won the slugging rematch. Lefthander Dineen limited Philadelphia to three singles in the opener and Lajoie starred in the second with two home runs and a triple. Attendance was about 2,000. The list of players includes Tenney, Collins, Long, and Chiles among others. Time of game noted as 1 hour 55 minutes with Umpire Hurst.

Boston Philadelphia Dunn Dineen Lajoie WOMOS Delehanty Chiles Flick Douglass c Dolan Tenney Collins Long Collins Stahl Lowe Cross Freeman Tenney Douglass Hurst

Phillies Hold Off Boston In Low-Scoring Battle

Philadelphia defeats Boston 7 to 4 as Lajoie hits two two-base and two home runs. Freeman, Barry contribute sacrifice hits while Delehanty and McFarland drive in runs. Nichols and Frazer split pitching duties with Frazer earning the win. Time 2 18. Umpire Hurst.

Philadelphia Thomas Cl Boston Flick McFarland Delehanty Barry Lajoie Freeman Cross Thomas Dolan Lowe Long Tenney Nichols Frazer Hurst

Baseball scores prompt early doubleheader reveals upset

In Boston the first game ends with Boston 11 Philadelphia 0 and the second Philadelphia 10 Boston 6. Brooklyn hosts New York with a 4 3 score, while Pittsburgh defeats St Louis 7 3. Cincinnati leads Chicago 6 to complete the set with unclear final.

Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Pittsburg St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago

Bristol county fair concludes amid rain and fast horses

Taunton Sept 21 The Bristol county fair drew about 12 000 spectators as rain dampened turnout on the final day. N W Youngs Gold Getter won the 2 24 trotting final heat by a length, while Rondo captured two heats in the 2 16 pacing. Christy won the 2 37 pace in straight heats and Bryan Wilkes added a third straight victory in the 2 40 trot. Minnie Russell faded until the third heat where Dora Highwood claimed the win. Emma PB took the mile heats in the novelty race and G B Chase led the rockton— Hartford bicycle event. The two mile handicap saw Turgeon take top honors with Chase and Hamilton among top finishers. The meet closed amid variable speeds and strong performances.

Taunton Bristol County N. W. Young Rondo Christy Bryan Wilkes Minnie Russell Dora Highwood Job J. Cahalan Emma PB Ile Brockton G. B. Chase Claude Hamilton Lowell M. L. Hurley Boston Jos. Turgeon Fall River B. Chase

St John Lad Wins at Kirtland Club Bout

The Sept 21 boxing event at the Kirtland club drew strong crowds and featured a main bout between Eddie Connolly, formerly of St John, now boxing locally. Concluded with Connolly delivering an impressive performance in a spirited match.

John Lad Lynn Kirtland Club Eddie Connolly St. John

Connolly Wins In Final Round Over Robinson In 15 Round Bout

Connolly defeated Joe Robinson of Ruston on points after a 15 round battle at Lynn. Connolly showed strength and nearly finished Robinson as the bell rang for the 16th round.

Lynn Joe Robinson Ruston Connolly Robinson

Haverhill Aldermen Reject Electric Road Franchise

At the September meeting the board refused the Haverhill & Andover line franchise after Socialist attempts to trigger city buyback and street department construction. The Lowell, Lawrence and Haverhill line's franchise was granted to proceed with local labor, while a hearing was set on paving duties for the Haverhill Georgetown road before possible revocation.

L., L. & H. Company Haverhill & Andover Company Bullock

Victory for Hackmen in Boston & Maine Station Case

Lawrence Sept 21 Judge Bell refused to grant an injunction restraining hack drivers from trespassing at three Boston & Maine railroad stations. Prev injunction denied. case proceeds to the supreme court. Hack drivers may face trespass arrests. Williams to face possible license violation charges. Officials defend lease as response to poor service and high rates, with city officials withholding Williams license.

Lawrence Bell Boston & Maine Railroad Michael Sullivan Braley C. I. Williams Williams Wiliams Company Supreme Court

Four held in heavy bail for Fitchburg burglary case

In police court four men arrested for the Ashburnham burglary were arraigned. James M. Barr, aged about 40, was captured at 2.85 this morning. Sullivan and Foley faced charges of breaking and entering, larceny, and assaulting Eva Baker, pleading not guilty. Barr and Nicholas Kink also denied charges of breaking and entering and were held on 5000 to 15000 bail, with cases continued a week. Police doubt King assisted the trio, though residents recall sighting him in West Fitchburg late the robbery night.

Fitchburg Ashburnham James M. Barr Sullivan Foley Thomas Sullivan William J. Foley Baker House Eva Baker Nicholas Kink Barr King Baker West Fitchburg

Inexcusable Carelessness Shaped Webster Collision

The Massachusetts State board of railroad commissioners faulted both Worcester & Webster and Webster & Dudley for careless management after the July 4 crash in Webster. Two were killed and 36 injured as a heavily loaded car ran down a grade at high speed on the other line’s track. The report says the Worcester & Webster car was on the wrong track with officials aware, intensifying responsibility.

Boston State Board of Railroad Commissioners Webster Worcester & Webster Road Webster & Dudley Company Worcester & Webster Company

Grand Jury Hears Case in Alfred Witnesses in Disturbance

The grand jury in Alfred Massachusetts has heard the science in the case of George Champiin, alleged to have caused the disturbance to the Good family. The case is complete and the jury is expected to report early Saturday morning.

Alfred, Me George Champiin

Foxboro Maniac Murders and Suicide Discovered at Pond

In Foxboro on September 21 a double murder of David Louis Shepard and his wife was followed by the apparent suicide of their son William F. Shepard. The killer is suspected to be insane. bodies found at the Casey Street home and near the Factory pond. Investigations and a townwide search ensued as funerals are arranged.

Foxboro Casey South Street David Louis Shepard Constable Cady William F. Shepard

Another Mill to Close Over Cotton Shortage

Fall River reports Stevens Manufacturing plans a two week production curtailment starting Saturday afternoon, affecting about 275 workers as the mill cites a shortage of staple cotton and weak prices. Local brokers foresee further price declines as deliveries resume.

Fall River Stevens Manufacturing Company

Crane Colt wed in Dalton Congregational church

Miss Frances Kittredge Crane daughter of Mr and Mrs Zena Crane and niece of Governor Crane married Samuel Gilbert Colt son of the late Justice Colt in Dalton Congregational church. Rev Geo Wakeman Andrews officiated and a reception for 500 relatives and friends followed at the bride's parents home in Pittsfield. The couple will reside in Pittsfield.

Pittsfield Frances Kittredge Crane Zena Crane Governor Crane Dalton Samuel Gilbert Colt Justice Colt Geo. Wakeman Andrews Colt

Hearts of Oak at Opera House Delights Marblehead Tale

The Opera House presented Hearts of Oak with a large cast led by E. P. Sullivan as Terry and James Horne as Ruby. The drama unfolds in Marblehead with themes of sacrifice, love, and family across six acts ending in a poignant, tearful finale.

James Earne Opera House Mr. Herre Shore Acres Terry Chrystal Ruby Darrell Ruby Sag Harbor Davy Mr. Herne E. P. Sullivan James Horne Thomas Hunter Owen Garroway Sarah Whitworth

Savoy Week Opens With Satisfying Vaudeville Lineup

Patrons praised the Savoy opening week for comfort upgrades including new waiting parlors. Next week features top vaudeville acts with favorites Augusting Neuville and the Melrose brothers. Newcomer Lew Pistel and duet Bryce and Inman promise laughs and skillful performances. Matinees daily except Sundays. admission details noted.

Savoy Lew Pistel Bryce Inman Dudley Prescott Lizzie Weston W Ten Sisters Whyle Ping Trenaman Popfequest Inday

A Tennessee Romance at New Music Hall

The musical drama A Tennessee Romance charms audiences with scenic effects and a colorful burglary scene, a cotton press in action, a mountain duel, a Mississippi riverboat race, twilight revels, and lively dancing led by Lizzie Evans. Also Robie's Knickerbockers opens at Music Hall next Thursday with Frissell at Centre Harbor September 25.

Coon Hollow Robert BE. Lee Natchez Mississippi Lizzie Evans Robie Knickerbockers Music Hall

Superior Court short list for Monday September twenty fourth

The Maynard court releases a compact schedule of cases including Keyes versus Horne, Whitely versus B M railroad, Anderson et al. versus Joslyn Burke & Corbett, and many others. The notice notes further that Winnipesaukee scenery can be viewed for a small sum on September 25.

Keyes Horne P. J. Sondheim W. B. Sprout Richardsons Whitely B. & M. Railroad J. J. O’connor G. F. Richardson Anderson Et al Joslyn Burke & Corbett Sweeney & Dow Murray Wotton J. H. Morrison Garland Dumas J. F. Haskell W. H. Bent A. P. Sawyer Shapiro J. F. Owens Stone Comtois Rivet & Hamel Patenaude French & L. Rivet & Hamel Porter Gorman Tremont & Suffolk Mills Hogans R. Harbison Spudeas Adm'r Same Keefe City of Lowell Fleming McKeon Ames Wamesit Power Co F. H. Pearson Yarnold Bowers D. J. Donahue Scanlon Carolin Cowley J. Davis Richardson Sullivan Harbison Dunbar Bowen Merrimack Manufacturing Co Winnipesaukee

For Sale Real Estate Lots in Highlands and Belvidere

Real estate listing from Shepard and Fuller offering several properties to settle an estate. Includes a large eight room cottage with barn on ample land near Penniman land, priced at 2200. A second modern cottage with furnace and bath at 4500. A nine room two story near Westford street with steam heat at 4300. A three-stall stable and acre lot on main city street for 3500. A 16 room two-family near Merrimack square at 3600. A 19-room near Gorham street at 2000. Descriptions emphasize location, land, and bargains.

Amherst N. H Fish & Plummer Central Street Lowell Ish & Plummer Uventral Street Ighland Club Central 31 Rogers Street Highlands Penniman Westford Street Elm Street Belvidere Merrimack Square Gorham Street Davis Square Buning Stirling Mills L.A Claire Street Pawtucketville Lowell Line Mt. Ope Street

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