After Weinley’s Tariff Drafts to Change Sugar Beer Tin Plate
Washington reports Democratic Ways and Means members will stay to finish a tariff bill. Proposed changes include: sugar duties cut to 1 cent per pound with US sugar bounty down to 1 cent, tin-plates cut to 1.1 cents, black tin free of duty, woollen schedule adjustments, elimination of compensatory duties, coal duty reduction to 50–60 cents per ton, glassware and pottery reductions, beer tax from 1 to 2 per barrel, whiskey tax to 1 per gallon, and undecided income tax options with Hall of Missouri proposing a cap tax plan.
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Washington
Committee On Ways and Means
Wilson
House
United States
McPherson
Senate Committee On Finance
Jor
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Representative Hall
Missouri
Smith and O'Brien Engaged in North End Brawl
A heated meeting on Hanover Street led to a no rules welterweight brawl between Billy Smith and Dick O'Brien. Crowded bystanders, including Billy Hennessey and Aleck Greggains, halted the fight with police intervention. Smith, the world's welterweight champion, earned praise for restraint and self reflection, while O'Brien showed impulsiveness and potential for future success if guided properly.
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Dick O'Brien
Ly Smith
Billy Smith
Patsey Kerrigan
Hanover Street
O’brien
Lewiston
Smith
Tere
O Brien
Mother Earth
Billy Hennessey
Aleck Greggains
O'Brien
Rob Roy
Elizabeth Races Chronicle Five Thoroughbred Events
Elizabeth NJ track meet results list multiple races with winners like Stonewell Sirocco and Mamie B and times from 1 08 to 1 20 and an advertisement for The American Wringer Co offering wringers sweepers and repair services by mail order.
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Chinwick
Tae
Aeldmore
Will Fott
Enemy
St. An S
Kirkover
Mir Richard
Aret
Watterson
Azrael
Pantaka
Kingston
American Wringer Co
Deanray Extension
Hopkinson Loses to Cambridge in High School Clash
Hopkinson eleven, long champion of the Inter scholastic League, fell 12 to 4 to Cambridge Manual Training School. Jewell and Brooks scored for Cambridge, while Hopkinson showed fight in a darkened 45 minute match.
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Hopkinson
Cambridge Manual Training School
Heague
Cambridge
Cambridge Boys
Hoppy
Murphy
Jewell
Thompson
Suhr
Hopkinson Ames
Brooks
Sawyer
Perkins
Richardson
Kee
Burnett
Ames
Adama
Eldridge
Vaughn
Warren
Hopkins
Morse
Sullivan
N. Brooks
Woods
Holden
K. Adams
A. Adams
Bradley
Eine
Goale
Wordsworth
Harvard
George Kehew
Harvard Fall Games at Holmes Field Show 151 Entries
The Harvard Athletic Association hosts fall handicap events at 2:30 PM on Holmes field with 50 cent admission and no reserved seats. The program mirrors intercollegiate events, featuring running track trials and finals as well as field events, with silver cups awarded to the top two in each event.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Holmes Field
English High School Defeats Newton 18 To 10 In Dark South End Play
English High School football beat Newton 18 to 10 on the South End grounds. Ward Smith and Brown scored touchdowns with Adams kicking three goals and Brown one. Dinsmore starred for Newton with solid tackling. Brown injured earlier limited his backing. Time was called after a brief period as darkness fell.
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Newton
English High
Dinsmore
Brown
Liittle Smith
Ward
Smith
Adams
Moulton
Bush
Redpath
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Rose
Halligan
Warren
Dakin
Cutter
Clifford
Lee
Paul
Springer
Wah Voorhes
Seaver
Cobb
Blanchard
Barnum
E. H
B. Hayes
R. L
M. J. Cunniff
B. L
Harvard Seniors Meet Harvard Juniors in Evening Grid Clash
Harvard 94 and Harvard 96 seniors against juniors in a football game at 8 tonight on Nortons. Referee Garfield L.8 and umpire J. Smith L.8. Injured Bond and Garrison absent. Expected lineups list Wrenn to Brooks for the seniors and Walker to Miller for the juniors with Gardner Cabot Harding and Whittemore among key backs and linemen.
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Garfield
J. Smith
Bond
Garrison
s—Wrenn
Beals
Williams
Lee
Saltonstall
Blake
Harding
Cabot
Gardner
Borden
Brooks
Walker
Pierce
Murchie
Grant
Cockrell
Teele
Hartwell
Mills
Whittemore
Hitch
Miller
Harvard Fans Cheer As Team Heads To Cornell Clash
A large Harvard delegation sent the Crimson off for the Cornell game led by President Cutler. Yale plans a largely substitute eleven for the championship, with delegations from Yale to attend the Harvard Cornell and Princeton Penn games. Penn’s lineup includes Simmons Mackey Woodruff Thornton Wharton Reese Vail Gelbert Brooke Knipe. The South End grounds host Tech versus Amherst today. Betting at the New York Stock Exchange favored Princeton at 100 to 75.
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Cutler
Harvard Crimson
Yale
Wesleyan
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University of Pennsylvania
Volunteers
New York
Lane
Harvard Eleven
Jarvis Field
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Woodruff
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Reese
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Vail
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Knipe
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Trinity
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Crescents
Unicorn
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Fay
Hastings
Whitman
Ware
Belfield
Anthony
Batchelder
McNear
Wood
Hitton
Burns
Frank Peters
John Graham
Jake Camp
U. of P
Pennsylvanias
Nap
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Osgood
New York A. C
Exeter to face Harvard freshmen at 3 15 on Jarvis field
Exeter meets Harvard freshmen this afternoon on Jarvis field at 3 15. The upcoming game between Exeter and Andover is scheduled for next Saturday.
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Exeter
Harvard
Jarvis Field
Andover
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League Announces Nov 13 Season Start
Secretary J H Rubin releases the official schedule for the Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League season running from November 13 to February 23. The schedule committee includes William Garrison Reed, William F Hawley and Charles W Pennington. The first week features Melrose Athletic vs Allston and multiple matchups across Boston area clubs.
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J. H. Rubin
William Garrison Reed
William F. Hawley
Charles W. Pennington
Melrose Athletic
Allston
Review
Salem
Old Dorchester
Lowell Highlands
Glendon
Charlestown
Jeffries Winter
Jamaica
Melrose Highlands
Vesper
Arlington
Oxford
Dorchester Central
999Th Artillery
Roxbury
Codman
Waverly
Boston Athletic
Melrose
Les Miserables
Casino
Newton
Eys
New Boat Club at East Boston Forges Ahead
The old Atlantic Boat Club has reorganized at Jeffries Point East Boston with fifty members. They bought a new building to house boats and a club room, boast members from Columbians Everett and Bradford, and own an eight oar shell used by Harvard crew under Professor James H Wright. Officers include D McCaron president J Broomfield vice president F Stafford treasurer J Burke secretary E Burke captain. They aim to open doors by Thanksgiving for friends.
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Atlantic Boat Club
Jeffries Point
Boston
Columbian
Everett
Bradford
Harvard
James H. Wright
D. McCaron
J. Broomfield
F. Stafford
J. Burke
E. Burke
Penney Defeats Scully In Seven Rounds At South End Club
J A Penney of Boston defeated J Scully of Providence in seven rounds in a South End club room last night. Penney showed superiority while Scully remained stubborn. Penney is noted as an ex New Yorker who delivered a state exhibition in Musicall at the Ba amateur tournament.
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J. A. Penney
Boston
J. Scully
Providence
South End
Penney
Scully
J. Penney
Enney
Joe Cross Promises Strong Cross Country Bid
Athletic gossip notes Joe Cross of the D. A. C. will run for the club and attack the individual cross country championship on day.
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Joe Cross
Ten Mile Club Road Race Entries Announced
The Press Club announces a ten mile road race Monday with entrants including Cooper Ballou Sweet Watson Coleman and James Clark. The course begins at the Boston and Albany bridge and routes through Beacon Street, Commonwealth Avenue, finishing at Chester Park.
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C. A. Ballou
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Watson Coleman
H. H. Brown
J. A. Langford
W. E. Brown
Eugenes. Otis
Arthur Longley
George E. Quinn
William P. Kennedy
W. L. Small
A. G. Thompson
W. E. Humphrey
C. A. Collins
A. E. Andrew
Boston & Albany
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Beacon Street
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Reservoir Gate
Commonwealth Avenue
Chester Park
James Clark
Eben Snow
Coolidge Corner
Reservoir Gates
Somervilles
Harvard
Messrs. Capen
Brinkerhoff
Bailey
Brown
Hollender
L. A. W. Racing Board
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Chelsea Avenue
Ford Street
Orient Heights
Salem
Amesbury
Newburyport
Officer Tuttle Case Dismissed in Municipal Court
In a municipal court yesterday the case against Officer Tuttle was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence. No charges were proven, and the matter closed with no further action.
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Tuttle
Stores and Leased Goods Sold at Enormous Discounts
Advertisement from Shawmut Furniture Co Boston listing returned leased goods and furniture at extremely low prices. Includes claims of equal to new condition and sales from Shawmut Avenue premises. Also contains a long, dense block of probate notices and legal notices from Massachusetts courts.
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Shawmut Furniture CO
Shawmut Ave
Boston
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