National L A W Meet Sparks Fly Amid Boston Politics
The piece outlines looming national L A W questions with Boston and Massachusetts at center stage. It highlights the As sociated Cycling Clubs of Boston's influence on the Dec 12 fuse, critiques division leaders, and notes calls for Sterling Elliott as a potential president.
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National Assembly of
Boston
Massachusetts
Wheelmen
New England
Massachusetts Division
A. C.C
Asbury Park
Raymond
Sterling Elliott
Elliott
Egan
Philadelphia
League
IL. A. W
Sterling Eliott
Mr. Elliott
Perkins
Robinson
National Racing Board
Pauline
Brewster
Morganthaler
Ohio
Dunraven to next challenge for America's Cup
The Yachting World reports Lord Dunraven will soon issue a challenge for the America's Cup. It notes both Dunraven and Mr. Watson intend to fit a new yacht for the course and allow a design best suited to American waters with no insular prejudice.
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London
Lord Dunraven
Watson
Free medical services for all diseases offered by Dr Dewey
Free medical services will continue with examination and treatment by Dr Dewey the specialist. Medicines are the only expense. About 2000 Boston residents testify to successful cures of chronic illnesses. Offices at Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street hours vary including Sunday afternoon.
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Dewey
Boston
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
Port Folios Available in Physical Development Series
Readers may obtain port folios from Pugilistic Publishing Co. at 1913 Walnut St Philadelphia. Price is 18 cents each postpaid without coupon.
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Post
Pugilistic Publishing CO
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Penn
Harvard Yale Freshman Game Set On Soldiers Field At 2 PM
Harvard and Yale freshmen meet on Soldiers Field at 2 this afternoon in the season closer. Harvard appears favored on home ground while both squads are limited by no varsity players, with Yale’s Hickok and Harvard’s Brown among the few varsity-connected players in reserve. The teams will line up in Harvard vs Yale fashion with captains Eli s Scott and Knox leading the breakers as rain-treated field conditions loom.
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Harvard
Yale
Soldiers Field
Columbia
Cabot
Norton
Shaw
Wheeler
Mills
Letton
Rodgers
Brown
Heague
Holmes
Gierasch
Moulton
Manning
Ralph Hickok
Hazen
Woods
Hickok
Spreyer
Bouve
McCrea
Morris
Woodward
Murray
Thompson
Bull
Elis
Scott
Knox
Redpath
Girard
Chauncey
Betts
Gierarch
Harvard Yale Players and Series History in 19th Century
Harvard and Yale players come from multiple prep schools including Andover St. Pauls Groton and Brooklyn institutions. The Harvard Yale series began 1876 with sixteen games split eight wins for Harvard five for Yale and three ties. Harvard last won in 189 percent and Cambridge contests show Yale not winning since 1880 with a 163 to 162 Yale edge in total points. Yale coached by T Dyer and Harvard by various varsity coaches.
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Harvard
Newton High School
Hopkinson
Groton High
Noble's
Yale
Andover
St. Paul's
St. Mark’s
Brooklyn Technology
Brooklyn Latin
New Haven High
Hartford High
Cambridge
T. Dyer
Yale Freshmen Arrive in Boston for Stay at Adams House
Yale freshmen arrived from New Haven at 9 30 last night and were quartered at Adams House for the stay in Boston. Coach Thomas Dyer reported the squad in fine condition and listed probable starting positions with Captain Ely at quarterback and Gerard at right half back among the principal lineup.
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Yale
Thomas Dyer
Boston
New Haven
Adams House
Mr. Dyer
Hazen
Hickok
Spreyer
McCrea
Morris
Murray
Thompson
Captain Ely
Gerard T
Chauncey
Betts
Mills
Rogers
Hall
Bement
Yale and Princeton to clash in famed Manhattan football tilt
Twenty two players from Yale and Princeton will meet at Manhattan field tomorrow in a highly anticipated annual game. Capacity at the field plus viaduct vantage points will invite about 55 000 spectators if weather permits. Yale's form vs Harvard and Butterworths eye trouble cloud outlook while Princeton trains on new interference tactics to outflank Yale.
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New York
Yale
Princeton
Manhattan Field
College
Harvard
Butterworth
Thorne
Morse
Lea
Springfield
McHaven
Physignomical Hair Cutting at Al Land Bros
For 12 years Al Land Bros at 19 Tremont Row near Brattle St offers specialized hair and beard styling tailored to individual facial features. They count Harvard Tufts Boston University and the School of Technology among prominent clients.
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Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Brattle St
Harvard
Tufts College
Boston University
School of Technology
Penn Has No Challenge After Harvard Game
Penn Sylvanias conclude a hard game with Harvard and plan to watch the Yale Princeton clash in New York. Pennsylvania seeks Nassau familiarity as championship honors and notes no chance to meet Yale for a supremacy decision, with management unlikely to accept a Yale challenge. Harvard's squad departs town after an 11 am departure with Malllowell reported fit to travel.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvanias
Harvard
New York
Yale
Princeton
Nassau
Pennsylvania
Malllowell
Princeton Faces Yale In Slimline lineup Amid Crippled Players
Princeton football travels to New York for tomorrow's Yale game with a late roster decision. Poe and Rosengarten out could shift roles to Bar nett Reiter or Armstrong. Cochran injury may force Trenchard to end, with Cochran handling punts.
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Armstrong
Barnett
Reiter
Smith
Church
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Barnard
Governor weighs attending football game in Richmond
Governor O'Ferrall debated whether to spend the afternoon at the football game in Richmond. He asked Colonel Peters if it would be proper for a Virginia governor to attend, and was advised on propriety before deciding his plans.
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O’ferrall
Peters
Virginia
Peters Supports College Athletics And Gymnasium
Colonel Peters declared university football is not brutal and cited no serious injuries among students to prove his point. He recalled conversations with students and a family who chose Princeton for athletics. He praised spending 25 000 dollars on the university gymnasium, calling it worth 500 000 to the institution. Governor O Ferrall chose to attend the game as a supporter.
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Colonel Peters
University of Virginia
North
Princeton
Peters
O’ferrall
University
Yale Refuses Penn Challenge After Capt Hartwell Statement
Captain Josh Hartwell says Yale will not play Pennsylvania despite a challenge from the University of Pennsylvania. He questions Harvard's two year deal with Penn and predicts Penn will claim champions while Yale declines the series.
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New Haven
Conn
Josh Hartwell
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Yale
Harvard
Standford Player Shot After California Defeat
Brick Whitehouse, a Stanford tackle and Camp assistant, was shot three times by Alexander Loughborough, a UC law student, in a San Francisco saloon after Stanford defeated California. Loughborough was arrested.
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San Francisco
University of California
Stanford University
Whitehouse
Loughborough
Fire destroys Brighton residence of James Dooling
A three story wooden house at Chestnut Hill avenue and Sutherland road owned by James Dooling of Doolings restaurant on Tremont street was gutted by fire last evening. Fire started in a third floor room used by a servant girl and caused about $7,000 in furniture damage and $2,500 to the building with total insured value near $10,900. Ladder 11 member James Dooley was briefly wounded by flying slate but resumed duty. Two fire boxes were rung, and Brighton apparatus responded quickly as flames spread from roof to upper floors.
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Brighton
James Dooling
Dooling
Tremont Street
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Sutherland Road
James Dooley
Mosquito Indians Agree to Join Nicaragua
Dr. Guzman reports a cable from Nicaragua's president stating the Mosquito Indians at Bluefields have unanimously decided to abandon independence claims and become citizens of Nicaragua. The move, seen as settling unrest, follows negotiations in Bluefields.
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Nicaragua
Washington
Guzman
Republic
Bluefields
Maher Slavin Fight Hopes Amid Club Uncertainty
John J. Quinn, Maher's manager, plans to forward funds to bind a Maher versus O'Donnell bout to Will Davis of Chicago while Corbett fights in Davis's theatre. He aims to arrange with W. A. Brady and seeks a National Sporting Club of England purse for Maher vs Slavin with a May date as the Seaside Club contemplates disbanding.
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John J. Quinn
Peter Maher
Maher
Steve O’donnell
Will Davis
Chicago
Corbett
Davis
W. A. Brady
Quinn
Hall
National Sporting Club of England
Slavin
Police raid yields single policy arrest at Leverett street
Sergeant Burnett and Joy Street officers raided policy shops late yesterday afternoon, seizing books and slips at 153 Leverett street. Seven men were taken into custody and identified as Charles Sprague 65 Joseph Casey 35 Carl Wetherbee 24 Charles Wetherbee 38 Marcus B James 48 John Callahan 49 and Andrew Tighe 60. They are to be arraigned in Municipal Court today.
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Burnett
Joy Street
Leverett Street
Charles Sprague
Joseph Casey
Carl Wetherbee
Charles Wetherbee
Marcus B. James
John Callahan
Andrew Tighe
Pickaninny Matched to Fight Butler in Lynn
Muldoon's Pickaninny, notable at the Cribb Club on Thanksgiving night, has been matched to box John Butler Lynn colored light weight before the Kirtland Club in Lynn on Tuesday December 18.
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Muldoon
Pickaninny
Cribb Club
John Butler
Kirtland
Lynn
Gaudaur Plans England Trip to Challenge Sullivan
Hamilton Ont November 30 Jake Gaudaur the oarsman says after the Texas regatta he will go to England and compel Sullivan to row him or forfeit the English championship.
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Hamilton
Ont
Jake Gaudaur
Texas
England
Sullivan
Manufacturer's Distress Sale at 46 and 48 Eliot Street
Crowds flocked to the Manufacturer's Distress Sale offering deep discounts on suits overcoats and trousers. Prices sharply cut from $15 to under $5 for men’s suits and $3 to $12 for outerwear with promises of further stock clearances today. Open late to midnight. CAUTION avoid dealers who misstate the address.
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Timne
Congressman-elect Milford W. Howard Lectures in Boston
Milford W. Howard of Fort Payne arrives in Boston with a New York press agent to discuss the future of the Populist party. He predicts a platform making Congress and sees a split in the solid South while noting Kolb may become Alabama governor. He recalls 1892 and his narrow victory over Denson.
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Milford W. Howard
Fort Payne
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Grover Cleveland
New York
Howard
Congress
Denson
Solid
South
Kolb
Alabama
Cleveland
Fall River Weavers Bill Deemed Weak by Officials
District Attorney White and Chief Inspector Wade say the weavers particulars law is powerless against mill men paying by the pound. They urge amending the law, with Wade open to meetings with weavers committees. Tierney notes mills paying by the cut dodge law, while some mills falsely claim pound payments.
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Fall River
White
Wade
Tierney
Labor platform debated at Workingmen's Political League meeting
The meeting at 897 Washington Street reviewed mayoral candidates answers to the league platform on municipal reform including eight hour workday and women suffrage. Curtis Peabody and Dolan rallies announced with dates in Spelman Hall and Vine Street Church.
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Workingmen’s Political League
Washington Street
League
Boston
Curtis
Civil Service
MR. Peabody
James B. Dolan
Spelman Hall
Vine Street
Wath House
Neptune Associates Dance Reunion in Charlestown
The Neptune Associates held a reunion at Roughan Hall in Charlestown last evening with a concert and ball. About four hundred couples danced to the National Guard Band, under floor marshal James P. Neary and floor director James Sweeney, with twenty aides. Attending guests included Hon. J. F. Fitzgerald Daniel Rourke and several aldermen. The club, organized in 1872, now lists about forty members.
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Charlestown
Roughan Hall
National Guard
James P. Neary
James Sweeney
William McLoughlin
James O’brien
Michael J. McDonough
Thomas Tirrell
Kerosene Fire Near Fatal Burn For Annie OBrien
Annie OBrien age 44 suffered near fatal burns after overturning a kerosene can on a hot stove at 87 Warrenton Street. She fled the burning house with clothes on fire as bystanders Joseph Donahue and another man smothered the flames with their coats. She was taken to City Hospital.
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Annie O’brien
Warrenton Street
Joseph Donahue
City Hospital
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