New England AAU Won’t Disband Amid Debate
The New England Association of the Amateur Athletic Union narrowly defeated a motion to call a special meeting to consider disbanding. The B A A favored reorganizing to weed out fake clubs. several clubs expressed support for continued membership and investigations. A board of three will investigate all clubs, with a likely withdrawal by the B A A under discussion.
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New England Association
Amateur Athletic Union
George W. Beals
N. EB. A
Maccabe
Houlihan
Natick Y. M. C. A
Natick Club
B.A. A
Stimpson
New England Skating Association
Cooper Social and Athletic Club
Crescent Boat Club
Dorchester Athletic Club
Newton Athletic Association
Riverside Boat Club
St. Mary’s A. C
Suffolk A. C
Natick Y. M. C. Lyceum
Worcester Athletic Club
East Boston A, A
Polo Gossip Prominent Teams Set for Week at West Newton
Three polo games loom at the West Newton rink this week. Providence with Hipson Newcomb Leydon Mal Smith and Al Swords faces the champions tonight in a strong matchup. Salem with Redd Smith meets the Bostons tomorrow as both teams aim for a hot contest. Friday hosts Pawtuckets led by Billy Mc Gunigle with Griffin out, signaling a stout but reduced lineup.
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West Newton Street
Providence
Hipson
Newcomb
Leydon
Mal Smith
al Swords
Providences
Salems
Redd
Smith
Bostons
Selee
Pawtuckets
Billy McGunigle
Griffin
Piper Donovan Found Guilty on Disturbing the Peace
Natick sprinter known as Piper Donovan was tried in Middlesex Superior Court on charges of disturbing the peace and assaulting two officers during a June arrest attempt. The jury found him guilty of disturbing the peace and not guilty of assault, with Donovan signaling plans to pursue civil damages.
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Piper” Donovan
Natick
Sheffield
Middlesex Superior Court
Demerritt
Littlefield
Middlesex Yeomen
Fessenden
Wier
T. W. Coakley
Piper
Natick’s Common
Donovan
Coakley
Weir
Demerritt and Littlefield
Harvard Names Charlie Brewer Captain For Next Football Season
Charlie Brewer is selected to captain the Harvard football team for the upcoming season. A junior with three varsity years, he is praised for game knowledge, leadership, and popularity. Brewer previously starred at Hopkins Academy and excels in running, dodging, and interference, also earning honors in row team and track.
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Charlie Brewer
Harvard
Brewer
Crimson
Yale
Jack Fairchild
Hopkins
Holmes Field
Selee Plans Boston Baseball Camp and Spring Schedule
Boston manager Frank Selee schedules 1914 spring camp at Hot Springs Ark reports to Columbia March 8 coaches and pitchers in national reputation target. Club to play Charleston Savannah Augusta Atlanta Petersburg Richmond Princeton Wesleyan Yale Providence tests with Patriots Day start and hopes to regain Baltimore standing with Stivetts solid pitching.
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Frank Selee
Boston
Bostons
Hot Springs
Ark
Columbia
D. C
Charleston
Savannah
Augusta
Atlanta
Petersburg
Richmond
Princeton
Wesleyan
Yale
Providence
Patriots
Selee
Baltimores
Stivetts
Shamrocks Challenge Emmets Of Chelsea In Gaelic Match
Shamrock Gaelic football club of Worcester plans to challenge the Emmets of Chelsea for a game. After a Thanksgiving Day defeat they claim readiness and offer a $100 stake if Chelsea can beat them.
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Worcester
Shamrock
Emmets
Chelsea
Shamrocks
Bradford Boat Club Elects New Officers
A Sunday meeting of the Bradford Boat Club elected officers including President J. B. Dolan Vice President D. Lynch Recording Secretary B. F. Fallon Financial Secretary W. J. Cleary Treasurer J. McAuliffe and Captain Joseph Maguire.
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Bradford Boat Club
J. B. Dolan
D. Lynch
B. F. Fallon
W. J. Cleary
J. McAuliffe
Joseph Maguire
Flower's Arrest in Boston Over Swindle Case
Dr. R. C. Flower, sought for escaping Chicago officers since October, is under arrest in Chicago awaiting trial for swindling N. C. Foster of 45000. Flower and Paschal H. Smith allegedly deceived Foster with false claims about Doming Land & Water Company and its bonds. Foster indicted after investigating in Cook County. Flower fled to Terre Haute then wandered, aided by detectives. Boston ties noted to Hotel Flower and related ventures.
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R. C. Flower
Chicago
World's Fair City
N. C. Foster
Wisconsin
Boston
Paschal H. Smith
Smith
Deming Land & Water Company
Territory
New Mexico
Doming Land Company
Doming
Foster
Cooks County
Ill
Flower
Terre Haute
Ind
Gerraughty
Dr. Flower
Columbus Avenue
Grand Hotel
R. C. Flower Medical Company
Peoria
Reed City
Dunraven To Challenge For Americas Cup Again
A Glasgow dispatch reports the Earl of Dunraven will renew his bid to win the America's Cup, sending a challenge to the New York Yacht Club. Designer Watson will create the yacht, with drawings prepared and taken from Glasgow to Ireland. Henderson & Meadowside will build the boat.
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New York
Glasgow
Evening Sun
Earl of Dunraven
New York Yacht Club
Watson
Lord Dunraven
Wattson
Ireland
Henderson & Meadowside
After Detroit Franchise Expected As State Seeks Club
Thomas L State of Detroit has applied to the American Association for the city’s new baseball franchise. He claims strong financial backing and cites early support from some league organizers. State, a veteran ball player not on the field since 1883, runs a Jefferson Avenue livery stable.
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Detroit
Thomas L. State
American Association
New Baseball League
Sampson Denies Hosting Denizens of Lager Raid
At 41 Leverett Street Mr. H. H. Sampson disputes Boston police claims of a raid and lager found there. Police report says James Downey, a resident, delivered four gallons of lager to officers. Sampson asserts he was not asked to entertain officers and denies Downey’s presence.
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H. H. Sampson
Boston
Mr. Sampson
Leverett Street
James Downey
Sampson
Downey
New Hampshire Officials Confirm Judicial and Rail Posts
Governor and council confirm Samuel W. Emery as judge of Portsmouth Police Court and reappoint Hon. F. E. B. Sanborn as railroad commissioner for three years to succeed himself.
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Concord
N. H
Samuel W. Emery
Portsmouth
Sanborn
Portfolios Offered in Physical Development Series
Readers desiring portfolios in the Physical Development Series should address PUGILISTIC PUBLISHING CO. at 1813 Walnut St Philadelphia. Each portfolio costs 16 cents postpaid without coupon.
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Pugilistic Publishing CO
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Penn
Cambridge clergymen rally for no license in Union Hall
At a Union Hall Cambridgeport meeting last evening the no license committee chairman Foxcroft revealed letters sent to Boston brewers and major liquor wholesalers seeking funds to push Cambridge for license. Representative Daniel H. Coakley named as champion of the license interest. The letter was read aloud.
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Cambridge
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Foxcroft
Mittee
Boston
Daniel H. Coakley
Cambridge License Fight Appeals to Local Business Leaders
A letter from Cambridge business figures urges support for a license vote overturning decades of no license. Daniel H. Coakley leads a renewed campaign with strong backing and calls for active fundraising and voter outreach. Citizens pack a Nov 14 rally as church leaders and charities weigh in.
Hustling in Newton Ward 2 Election Heat
Newton voters rush to polls as eleventh hour campaigning picks up for candidates in Ward 2. L. E. G. Green Republican backs his record while E. P. Hatch Citizens' party runs a vigorous battle. Race for two school committee seats centers on Mary Martin, one of the board's two women members, with contests also in Wards 2 and 6 for Common Council seats.
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Fall River
Brady
Dwight
Foresters Hall
Bowery
Finnegan
Luby
David A. Kearns
Kearns
Quirk
Charles Fisher
Newton
L. E. G. Green
E. P. Hatch
Citizens’ Party
Mary Martin
Common Council
Dolan Campaign Rallies Draw Large Boston Audiences
Labor candidate James P. Dolan spoke at two large rallies in Wards 19 and 20. Speakers including Frank K. Foster and John F. O Sullivan urged election, highlighting Dolan s labor record and efforts to abolish the contract labor system.
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James P. Dolan
Vine Street
Mr. Dolan
Frank K. Foster
John F. O'Sullivan
P. J. Haley
The
Building Trades Council
D. J. Ryan
House Smiths
Dolan
Cabot Street
Bath House
Ward 20
Malden Election Sparks Key School Controversy
Malden voters prepare for a high turnout in the city election driven by the Daniels school superintendent issue. Citizens oppose Daniels while independents pledge support. Citizens leaders forecast a 1000 vote mayoral edge for Stevens, independents claim Farnham mayoral win.
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Malden
Daniels
Citizens
Citizens’ Party
Stevens
John E. Farnham
Hottest Municipal Election Sets Waltham In Fire
Waltham voters head to the polls tomorrow for a fierce mayoral contest. Democratic candidate Judge Smith runs a strong campaign while Republicans back Judge Milton with confidence. The license question dominates, with last year’s pro license margin overturned toward no license by a sizable majority.
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Waltham
Judge Smith
Judge Milton
Resolutions Back Dock Labor Support Dolan for Alderman
A mass meeting of dock laborers and long shoremen in Union Hall adopted resolutions favoring municipal work in Boston including subway and bridge projects for residents of Charles Town. Speakers T. B. McCarthy P. Reynolds J. Hagerty W. H. Sullivan and J. K. O'Sullivan urged election of James P. Dolan to the Board of Aldermen.
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Charlestown
Boston
Union Hall
T. 8. McCarthy
P. J. Reynolds
J. Hagerty
W. H. Sullivan
James P. Dolan
Board of Aldermen
Quiet Democratic Unity Shapes Woburn Campaign
In Woburn the municipal race has been unusually quiet as Democrats unite. George F. Bean is seen as a strong nominee while Allen backers pursue quiet campaigning. Allen’s legislative service is cited as a key qualification and he is a lifelong resident known to voters.
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Woburn
George F.bean
Allen
Alen
Prohibition Law and Order League Formed in Nashua
In Nashua New Hampshire a large Beacon Hall meeting launched a Law and Order League branch to enforce the prohibitory law. Captain E M Shaw was named president Gilman C Shattuck secretary and John B Tillotson treasurer. Prosecutions will start immediately.
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Nashua
N. H
Beacon Hall
Law and Order League
E. M. Shaw
Gilman C. Shattuck
John B. Tillotson
Gloucester Mayoral Race Promises Quiet Balloting Tomorrow
Gloucester voters prepare for a calm municipal election with a small slate. Mayor candidates are Benjamin F. Cook, Republican, and Archibald N. Donahue, independent, as polling opens tomorrow.
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Gloucester
Benjamin F. Cook
Archibald N. Donahue
Re-elected Mayor Leads Woonsocket Vote Tally
Aram J. Bothier a Republican was re elected mayor with 1584 votes while Etienne C. Delabarre a Democrat collected 1246. Republicans also won four of five aldermen seats and twelve of fifteen common council seats.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Aram J. Bothier
Etienne CC. Mdelabarre
Detroit chemists to manufacture anti toxine
The Marine Hospital service confirms Parker Davis & Co. of Detroit is preparing to manufacture anti toxine for diphtheria. Dr Roux's discovery has created European excitement, and American physicians are eager to test the remedy.
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Washington
Marine Hospital Service
Parker Davis & Co
Detroit
Ward 22 Improvement Association Meeting Notice
A public meeting of the Ward 22 Improvement Association will be held Tuesday evening December 4 at Tremont Hall Roxbury Crossing. Residents and taxpayers are urged to attend to discuss local matters.
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Ward 22 Improvement Association
Tremont Hall
Roxbury Crossing
Lynn factory strike hearing on visitation injunction
Salem December 3 hearing on the injunction served on John Hughes Allen B Stevens Horace M Eaton H J V Agette Thomas Lahey and William F Butler of Lynn to show cause why they should not be restrained from visiting Francis W Breed's Lynn factory where a strike is under way. Judge Bond adjourned the hearing until this morning to summon more witnesses.
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Salem
John Hughes
Allen B. Stevens
Horace M. Eaton
H. J. V. Agette
Thomas Lahey
William F., Butler
Lynn
Francis W. Breed
Bond
James P. Johnston Declared Mayor By Two-Vote Margin
In New London recounts for the October mayoral race Democrat James P. Johnston gains a two vote majority. Bentley's counsel relinquishes further contest, ending the effort.
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New London
Conn
James P. Johnston
A. J. Bentley
Roberts Backed for Ward 15 Common Council
The Peninsular One Hundred Association on November 28 unanimously voted to support James Roberts for Ward 15 Common Council. The endorsement came in a letter to the Post from R. Beven, president, and Harrison, secretary.
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Peninsular One Hundred Association
James Roberts
Common Council
R. Beven
Harrison
Ward 12 Rally Seeks Support for Democratic Ticket
An important rally for the Democratic ticket will be held at the ward room at Pine and Washington streets on Friday evening December 7 at 7 30. Francis Peabody Jr and the entire Democratic aldermanic nominees will be present to address the meeting.
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Pine and
Washington Streets
Francis Peabody, Jr
Chelsea Council Trails Pedlars Tax Measure Passed
At Chelsea Common Council last evening an ordinance regulating hawkers and pedlars was approved to be enrolled. It imposes a $25 annual license fee for all non-residents.
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Chelsea
Chelsea Aldermen slate shuffled for Ward 3 seats
The Chelsea citizens' committee moved two nominees in Ward 3. Alvin Litchfield is placed on the two-year term ticket and John O. Fryer for the one-year term.
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Chelsea Citizens’ Committee
Alvin
Litchfield
John O. Fryer
Physignomical Hair Cutting at Tremont Row
An advertises hair and beard tailoring to facial features at AL LANDER 19 Tremont Row opposite Brattle Street. Claims twelve years experience with barbering for Harvard Tufts College Boston University and the School of Technology.
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Tremont Row
Brattle St
Harvard
Tufts College
Boston University
School of Technology
Boston Election Notices Read Across Wards 2 Through 21
City Clerk announces December 11 1894 polling in multiple precincts for mayor street commissioner board of aldermen school committee and liquor license referenda. Voters in wards 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 must vote at designated polling places between 6 AM and 4 PM.
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Tue Hill
Munroe St
Booth
Walnut Ave
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oBooth
Westland Ave
Ira Allen
Leon St
Day's
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Longwood Ave
Ward
Phillips St
Martin
Huntington Ave
Comins
Tremont St
Lot
Trémont St
Calumet St
Lucretia Crocker
Heath St
Lowell
Centra St
Methodist
Washington, St
Webb
Porter St
Margaret Fuller Schoo
Gien Road
Tappan
Lexington St
Bowditch
Green St
Chapman
Eutaw St
Chestnut Ave
Old
Brooks St
Agassiz
Brewer St
Reservoir
White St
Curtis Hall
South St
Emerson
Prescott St
Wade
Walk
Noble
Princeton St. Hill St
Maverick
Bennington St
Hyde Park Ave
Mt. Hope St
Florence’ St
Lyman
Paris St
Westerly Hall
Centre St
Austin
Baker St
Border St
Cross St. v
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Corner J
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Plummer
Lamson and Sumpree
Paving Department
Hannener Sts
Adams
Arcadia St
Adams St
Borchester Music
Field's Corner
Dorchester Ave
Cross St
Son St
Prescott
Elm St
Walnut St
Bunker Hill St
Freeport St
Neponset
Aves
Frothingham
Prospect St
Public Library
Washington St
Fremont P
Lower Mills
Bailey St
Ward 4
Odd Fellows
Tiver St
Quinpee
Tieston
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Russell St
Eden
Old Town Hall
Washington
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Folk
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Mather St
Corne
Hoolhe Wa Ave
En Ae
Bun
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Pormort
Snelling PI
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Freeman
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Bowdoin
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Phillips
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Winchell
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Union Rescue Mission
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Board of Aldermen
Boston Evening Transcript
Boston Post
Sree
Pasence
J. M. Galvin
Keats J. M. Galvin
Real Estate Covics Transactions Mentioned Across Newton Upper Falls Medford and Dorchester
Edgar W. Foster sold three building lots at Newton Upper Falls yesterday. Lyman and Jackson sold a dwelling and 5000 square feet on Hillside road Medford Hillside to Arthur A. Pratt for G N Appleton. Albert S Newman and Co opened a new office at 805 Carter building. Charles Newhall sold the Harvard and Warren avenues estate in Dorchester to Cora B Kaulbeck for 8500 dollars.
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Newton Upper Falls
Lyman & Jackson
Hillside Road
Medford Hillside
Arthur A. Pratt
G. N. Appleton
Albert S. Newman & Co
Carter Building
Charles Newhall
Cora B. Kaulbeck
Harvard and
Warren Avenues
Dorchester
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