The New Post Sky Bulletin Electrifies Boston Area
The Post’s sky bulletin lit the night with a giant searchlight, signaling Russell’s election and Allen’s gains across Massachusetts. Towns from Melrose to Brookline reported seeing the flashing messages, while crowds cheered the dramatic display and its novelty.
Harvard Dominates Wesleyan in 124-0 Jarvis Field Result
Harvard crushed Wesleyan 124 to 0 at Jarvis Field as Wesleyan, weakened by injuries from the Princeton game, failed to mount a scoring threat. Harvard backs produced the field-rushing highlight with multiple long gains and ten goals in the first half.
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Alarm at A Shuman Co. sparks needless panic
An alarm from special Box 728 at about 7 45 last night caused excitement. The box stood at the corner of Washington and Summer streets in the A Shuman & Co. establishment. A workman repairing the elevator well struck a wire and an iron pipe, closing the circuit and triggering the alarm unnecessarily.
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Bishop Brooks Visits Cambridge Theological School
The Rt Rev Phillips Brooks visited the Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge yesterday. The reader is directed to note the Massachusetts National Bank advertisement appearing in another column.
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Sky Edition Flash Fires Over Boston As Russell Leads
In a dramatic broadcast of light and speed the Boston sky lit up with a three part searchlight display. The messages proclaimed New York Democratic with precinct results showing Russell leading by 13 092 votes. The door to a vast crowd cheered as the column of fire climbed above the city.
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Russell Victory Sparks Wild Washington Street Rally Night
From o clock till after midnight a large crowd on Washington street roared at every bulletin as stereopticon images and streetcars moved through a sea of cheering Democrats and Republicans. The Post office became a wall of sound while cartoons and captions mocked candidates Allen and Lodge and Russell’s lead grew with each report. The night ended in delirious triumph as Russell was proclaimed winner amid cheers.
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