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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1906

Page

9

Roxbury Latin Triumphs Over Noble & Greenough in 18–6 Victory

Roxbury Latin defeated Noble & Greenough 18 to 6 at the South End grounds in a high spirited Interprep league opener. Cavanaugh starred with two drop kicks and a 50 yard run, while McDonald and Wendell shone for Roxbury Latin and Noble adjusted with a late scoring drive. The game featured bruising line play, several penalties, and a time of 20 minute halves before about 800 spectators.

Roxbury Latin Noble & Greenough South End Cavanaugh McDonald Noble Eivery Roxbury Wendell Reece Nobles Johnson Murdock Richardson King Connolly Ll. T Ooceed Lawrence Srahaut Secenes R. G Bush Kelley Ladd Welsh Biwess Wolkine Cavanaugh Higginson Murdock Reece Rowell Apt Mills Lo Fewitewss R. H Kelley Wrggry de Brea Vicipra Bey Macdonald Los Aes F. B Howe

Fifty Four More Autos Added to Registered List

Weekly update shows 54 additional registrations including owners Arthur H Chandler Marshfield Waltham Henry T Whitin North Bridge Cadillac Charles Spinney East Bridgewater Ford and many others across Boston Newton Brookline Cambridge Dorchester and surrounding towns with car makes such as Cadillac Ford Buick Maxwell and Peerless.

Arthur H. Chandler Main Street Marshfield Waltham Henry T. Whitin Northbridge Cadillac Charles A. Spinney Pleasant Street East Bridgewater Ford Henry A. Morse Marlboro Street Boston Stevens-Duryeu Arthur W. Snow South Main Street Millbury Stanley J. Watson Beach Woodland Street Hartford Conn Charles S. Bird Charles Herrick Pearl Street Melrose Tord Emily L. Dexter Arthur W. Chamberlain Waverly Street Stoneham Pierce Amos EE. Woodworth Washington Street Braintree Warwick Frank N. Allen Palmer Knox Frank J. LaPointe Avon Buffum Nathaniel K. Noyes Duxbury Garret Schenck, Jr South Avenue Weston Hollis H. Stunnewell Pond Road Wellesley Packard Sidney C. Melnire Norfolk Street Roxbury Thomas Frederick CC. Fletcher Philbrick Street Brookline Peerless Austin A. Stone Shirley Street Winthrop Maxwell Marshall G. Jones Hampden Hall Caambridge Vreeland Jewett Babcock Street Snowden A. Fahnestock Harrison House Newport R. I Clarence EF. Cushing Wales Street North Abington Cushing Thomas F. McCarthy Pine Street Loomis Perez B. Howard Walnut Street Newtonville George W. Newton Dix Street Dorchester Stevens Ilenry S. Potter, Jr Westbourne Terrace Buick John A. Gordon Hancock Street Quincy Pope Sidney W. Winslow Cabot Beverly Stevens-Du

Kinney Boxer Hid Real Name Wendorf in Milwaukee Bout

Boxing notes reveal fighter Steve Kinney is actually Herman Wendorf a German by birth. He has pressed to wrest the Kinney alias as he trains and wins, while rivals plot to expose him. Readers also hear about Balloon Notes jokes and football loyalties at Dorchester High and Latin School in Boston.

Steve Kinney Jimmy Briggs Milwaukee Trish Herman Wendorf Kinney Herman Ife Don O'Leary Wendorf Sharp Con Steve Dorchester High Dorchester Boston Latin School Latin School Dorchester Boys

Balloting Close in Test Vote By Post Readers

Secret ballots in a city wide Post canvass circulated yesterday across wharf fishing fleet Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall stalls Waltham Watch Company plant. Totals show Moran and Guild leading with 851 plurality while Bartlett blanks and other figures appear for last year and current totals from railway trains and markets.

T Wharf Quincy Market Faneuil Hall Waltham Watch Company Waltham John B. Moran Governor Guild Quincy American Waltham Watch Company E. Howard Watch Company Moran Bartlett Faneuil Hall Market Guild

Moran Leads by Thirty Six in Canvass Across Boston Districts

Moran led by 36 votes after day seven of the Post canvass across Wharfs Quincy and Faneuil Hall markets and nearby plant districts. Moran total 2890 to Guild 304 in the seven day tally, with Bartlett 291. A secret test canvass totals 744 votes. Moran holds a growing plurality overall.

Moran Guild Bartlett

Markets and Watch Factory Ballots Favor Moran Over Guild

Early returns show Moran gaining on Bartlett and Guild in the markets tally with Moran at 87 to Bartlett 91 and Guild 114. At Waltham Watch Company Gov Guild leads Moran by about two to one among factory employees, tallying 56 to Moran 18 and other totals 22 for Guild, 16 for Banks.

John B. Moran Waltham Big Watch Dana Moran Bartlett Guild Banks

Frederick Fuchs Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition

Frederick D. Fuchs a 23 Court Street commission merchant filed a voluntary petition listing liabilities of 121805 38 and assets of 71608 The secured portion amounts to 96950 with mortgages on Boston Hull and Montebello real estate valued at 67800 Seven secured creditors include EF Parker estate Attleboro Savings Bank Noods Finnegan Worcester Barnard Merchants Cooperative Bank and Morse Bros Unsecured creditors list loans and merchandise debts from Finnegan Schwab Schendel Parry Brick Company and Briggs Allen with total bills and notes of 3808 in assets.

Frederick D. Fuchs Court Street Boston Hull Montebello EF. F. Parker Bedford Attleboro Savings Bank Attleboro IX. H. Noods M. J. Finnegan Worcester Simon Barnard Merchants’ Cooperative Bank Morse Bros Gustave Schwab Simon Schendel New York Parry Brick Company Lawrence Briggs & Allen

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