Boston Latin fives defeat Roxbury High in 28 to 12 game
Boston Latin School five held Roxbury High to 12 as Captain Churchward starred with 11 fouls. Allison and Fish led Latin with four floor goals each, while Roxbury lacked teamwork and missed Gheradini and Moran. Second teams matched pace in a fast, low-scoring contest with Rouilliard Hill and Crane shining for B I S and Steffens for Roxbury. Attendance 1,000 across two games.
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Roxbury High School
Boston Latin School
Warren Avenue
Churchward
Allison
Fish
Roxbury
Gheradi
Steffens
Boston Latin
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O'Connell
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Hayes
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South Boston edges East Boston in 28 to 10 victory
South Boston first team defeated East Boston 28 to 10 at South Boston. The second team then beat East Boston 9 to 8 in a close clash. Players listed include McDonald Joy Doyle O'Donnell Sheridan Butler Toomey Barron Albee Barry and Driscoll, with Woodlock refereeing and Barry timed. Attendance around 300.
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South Boston
East Boston
SO. Boston H
Boston
S. Bos Biris
Enos
Raia
Areists
Dingwell
Risiy Taser
CIA
Ose
Bate R
Sheridan
Toomey Mobesongig
Murphy Psn
Bietarr
Swint
McDonald
Joy
Doyle
O'Donnell
Butler
Toomey
Woodlock
Reid
Barry
Pelbis
Vaens l. B
Ambrose Umcatian
Pio Soheels
Jackmuth
Barron
Albee
Troy
Driscoll
C, Reid
Burke
Hyde Park Man Becomes Secretary of Harriman Railroads
Hyde Park native Alexander Millar rises from Boston Southern Pacific clerk to secretary of the Harriman lines work amid an Interstate Commerce Commission probe into Northern Pacific Southern Pacific and allied routes. Friends praise his rise from poverty to power and recount his YMCA contributions.
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Hyde Park
Harriman Railroad System Lines
Tiyde Park
Southern Pacific Railroad
United States
Alexander Millar
Harriman Lines
E. A. Runnells
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific Systems
Millar
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Line
E. A. Harriman
Harriman
Miller
Pacific
Harvard Philosophers Say No Significance In Dreams
Renewed interest in dream theory follows a New York lawyer's claim that dead classmates appeared and spoke. Professors James and Royce of Harvard discuss dreams, deeming them mysterious with no universal law or prophetic value. They warn against building theories or chasing dream meanings.
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Harvard
New York
James
Royce
Senator Vahey Backs Anti-Trust Bill
Senator Vahey of Watertown files an anti-trust bill proposing a $5000 penalty for combinations forming a trust that restrains competition in essential life and health commodities.
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Vahey
Watertown
Brookline High Edges Medford High In Near-Classic
Brookline High defeated Medford High 22 to 21 in a near classic at Brookline gym. Daniels and Kendrick starred for Brookline while Saulsom and Greenwood excelled for Medford. a late disputed foul by Saulsom decided the game after time was believed to be called.
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Brookline Trigh
Medford High
Brookline
Faulsom
Medford
Cline
Daniels
Kenrick
Saulsom
Greenwood
Brookling High
Ibaa
Kendrick
Vsuveseas Wasa
Yes Hall White
Rasmousson
Seovese Eg
Bentley Stavoie
Greenwood Bau
Brookline High
White
Stevens
Bentley
Hall
Pray
Clune
Boxing Demands Threaten Sport Says Sullivan Critic
John L Sullivan warns that Jeffries and other claimants for the heavyweight title push a $20,000 purse risking the game by commercialism. He recalls his era where champions fought fairly and profits were shared, while boxing faces anti-gaming laws if support wanes. Baseball figure Dr. Babbitt faces mockery from Yale echoes of decline. Richard Mansfield sells the Amorita to Frederick M. Hoyt, a famed Larchmont YC member. The Amorita, built 1895 by A Cary Smith for W G Brokaw, won major cups and sailed in recent King's Cup and Astor events.
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John JT. Sullivan
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
John L
Babbitt
Haverford College
Yale
New York
Dr. Babbitt
Haverford
Richard Mansfield
Frederick M. Hoyt
Larchmont Y. C
A. Cary Smith
William Gould Brokaw
Newport
A KICKER FROM KICKERVILLE Humor Letter Exposes Hotel Bill
From German comic papers a joke mocks overcharged lodging with a patron complaining about three marks for a night. Meggendorfer Blatter humor notes a postcard misstep as a father writes to Kathi about behavior, sparking a witty exchange on propriety and postcards.
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Meggendorfer Blatter
Matrimonial Agent Faces Client Over Photo Mismatch
A client confronts a matrimonial agent about a photo misrepresentation claiming the woman is older than stated. The agent attributes the change to the woman’s father’s recent death, suggesting emotional aging as a factor.
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Meggendorfer Blatter
Uneasy Goldbirn Fears Return of Wife in Car Tale
A humorous sketch notes Goldbirn's unease at motor cars after his wife fled in one. He fears her return despite modern travel, highlighting comic anxiety over progress.
Misprint in Recipe Sparks Tense Kitchen Exchange
A terse domestic exchange between a young husband and wife reveals a misprint in a recipe. The husband complains about his rag . the wife apologizes and notes the error. The brief vignette captures a moment of tension over household chores.
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Elise
Quotable remark on married couples and likeness
A witty exchange about marriage and appearance notes that couples often resemble each other over time. The line frames a humorous view on compatibility and looks as a well known fact among married people.
Relationship Side Note Sparks Rumor In Quiet Town
A quirky exchange from the gossip column notes a tall girl and a cap captain, mentioning a change in her footwear as a hint of something serious. The playful quote from Fliegende Blatter adds a tongue in cheek tone to local rumor.
Moselle wine used to seal letters in Blatter quote
A visitor notes a bottle on a master's writing table. The servant replies it is the lightest Moselle used to put stamps on letters, a humorous line from Fliegende Blatter.
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Moselle
Drink With Me Old Man Temperance Quip
A humorous quip from Fliegende Blatter notes a man offering a drink and the other replying he belongs to a temperance society has no time and has just had three glasses reflecting prohibition era wit
Elschen and Marichen Doll Dialogue From Lustige Blatter
A humorous fragment shows Elschen asking what the doll contains and Marichen answering sawdust. Elschen jokes the doll is fed on American sausage in a quip from Lustige Blatter.
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Elschen
Marichen
Teacher Warns Max After Repeated Wrong Sums
A classroom quip records a pupil blaming his father for math errors. The teacher warns of involving the head-waiter, reflecting a humorous exchange from Lustige Blatter.
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Max
Lustige Blatter
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