Great Sale of Winter Suits and Coats at Pioneer Store
Read these prices then visit to see quality. All-wool serge suits at 6 dollars, Pioneer G10 Challenge Suit priced far below competitors. Novelty and dress suits from 116 to 118 dollars, plus a range of overcoats from 10 to 18.50 dollars. Garments feature latest styles, trims, and imported fabrics with numerous named brands and fabrics.
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Melton Mowbray
Garryowen
Ascot
Lot
Carr
Dobson
Schnabel
Boullion Frere
Skinner
Bel
Lord Mayor’s Pilgrimage to Irish Independence Heroes
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Daniel Tallon, made a sad pilgrimage to the graves of John Boyle O'Reilly in Holyhood Cemetery and Fanny Parnell in Glasnevin. He noted Parnell’s body would soon be brought to Ireland to rest beside her mother and brother. The visit also included a stop to meet Mr. A Shuman and his secretary Thomas Kennedy, after admiring the O’Reilly grave marker.
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Daniel Tallon
Dublin
John Boyle O’reilly
Fanny Parnell
Miss Parnell
Ireland
Glasnevin
Holyhood
Thomas Kennedy
A. Shuman
Mr. Shuman
Shuman
Withdrawal deadlines and changes in city committee tickets
The deadline to withdraw from Democratic municipal and ward committee tickets and alderman papers is 3 p m today. Few withdrawals are expected. In Ward 3 Cornelius Green will withdraw from the Murphy mayoralty ticket and Michael Roughan will lead the ticket.
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Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Cornelius Green
Murphy
Michael Roughan
Harvard Penn Desperate Battle Looms On Wet Franklin Field
Rainy field favors Penn and Harvard plans quick starts in a hard fought clash at Franklin Field. Harvard coach and players predict a tough, high effort game with Bur nett kicking a key factor. Strong quotes from Harvard and Penn figures outline the anticipated struggle and lineups.
Harvard Penn clash looms with hinted defense shifts
Harvard readers hear optimistic notes despite away game nerves as Harvard trains under new defense to counter Penn’s famed guards and backs. Analysts like Guy Murchie weigh Penn’s form, noting uneven scores against stronger foes and Cornell’s example under Haughton, while predicting a tough, uncertain battle at Soldiers Field.
Football Experts Opinion Ahead of Harvard Pennsylvania Game
The Post interviews key coaches and players about the forthcoming Franklin Field clash. Captain William Burden predicts a tougher battle for Pennsylvania than public scores suggest, noting Penn must play hard to counter Harvard’s form.
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Penn
The
Post
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
William Burden
Harvard Eleven
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Harvard Eleven Will Face Yale With Ready Resolve
The coach expresses satisfaction with the Harvard eleven and anticipates a tough challenge from a strong opponent. He notes the team is not yet in peak form and aims for peak readiness by the Yale game, citing weather as a hindrance and the difficulty of giving players proper work.
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William Lloyd Garrison
Harvard
Quakers
Lewis
Forbes
Jack Mac
Harvard Eleven
Guy Murchie
Roosevelt
Cuba
Yale
Long Doctoring Means Wrong Doctoring
An advertisement urges readers to consult Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston for cures, claiming chronic illness often stems from improper treatment. The ad promotes Dr. Greene's Nevvara and offers free consultation and advice by letter if in-person visits are inconvenient.
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Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Harvard Fans Take 500-Strong Yale Game Charge
Harvard students rush to Philadelphia for the Crimson game with a 500-strong contingent seated together. Graduates from Boston and New York join the exodus, with the New York Harvard Club sending a large delegation. Fans bring megaphones and expect a gay scene though bets waver over Burden Reid Ellis and Boal injuries.
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Harvard
Philadelphia
Crimson
Fall River
Boston
New York
Harvard Club
Captain Burden
Reid
Ellis
Boal
Harvard Freshmen to Meet Penn Freshmen in 3 PM Game
The Harvard freshmen host the Pennsylvania freshmen at Soldiers Field this afternoon at 3. The Quaker juniors boast the best team yet and have challenged the varsity with strong offense. Harvard’s fresh team, coached by Norton Shaw, has rounded into a solid eleven.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Norton Shaw
Bowling league results give high scores and narrow margins
In the City League battle pin division Boylston tops with high total 658 by Warden leading the field. McCarthy 159 behind for second. Roxbury defeats Broadway though one player breaks the 50 mark. Sudbury loses to Boylston as three players pass 500. Final scores listed across Murray & Irwin McCarthy Carruth Boydston Sudbury Broadway Roxbury venues.
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Boylston
McCarthy
Warden
Ferris
Cassely
Murray & Irwin
Ben
Carruth
Roxbury
Broadway
Oang
Bergdoll
Sudbury
Blaze at 54 56 Sudbury Street damages five story building
Fire departments fought a stubborn blaze at 54 56 Sudbury Street in a five story brick building owned by the Hemenway estate. Originating on the third floor with the Vega Musical Company rooms gutted, the incident caused heavy smoke and water losses across tenants. damage estimated at $500. The American House adjoining building suffered no damage. The cause remains undetermined.
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Sudbury Street
Hemenway Estate
Moss Safe Company
W. H. Griffith
B. Beauregard
Vega Musical Company
Standard Musical Instrument Company
Instrument Company
American House
Hobart Slumbers Through Night in Paterson Report
Paterson New Jersey dispatch notes Vice-President Hobart sleeping calmly by 11 P. M. local time November 3, with all signs favorable for a quiet night. No complications reported and officials awaiting further updates.
Funeral of Bishop Neely in Portland
Prominent Episcopalians from Maine and surrounding states attended the funeral of the Right Rev Henry A Neely bishop of Maine at St Luke s Cathedral. Services were conducted by bishops Lawrence Hall and Niles with Sills reading the opening sentences and prayers. Burial service at Evergreen Cemetery was conducted by Bishop Niles. Visiting clergy included bishops Lawrence McVicker Niles Hall Brewster and others from New Brunswick New York and Pennsylvania.
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Portland
Henry A. Neely
Biebog
Maine
St. Luke’s Cathedral
Charles M. Sills
William Lawrence
D. D
Massachusetts
Hall
Vermont
Niles
New Hampshire
Harry Hudson
A. B. Patiney
G. B. Nicholson
John R. Norwood
T. E. Calvert
I. C. Foster
Arthur Stewart
L. E. B. W. Fowler
Dr. Sills
Lawrence
Lesson
Bishop Hall
Evergreen Cemetery
Bishop Lawrence
McVicker
Rhode Island
Bishop Niles
Brewster
Connecticut
W. Hugh Ketchum
St. Andrews
N. B
Medville McLaughlin
New Brunswick
G. Foster
First Snow Brings Shipwrecks Near Miller's Station
A northwest gale in Chicago region brings the season's first snow. One wreck reported and several vessels in distress. The schooner Chiquita, with a dead man aboard believed to be D. 8. Way, owner and captain, went ashore three miles east of Miller's Station, Ind. It is believed all crew and passengers perished.
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Chicago
Way
Miller’s Station
Ind
Monks Lead Handicap Qualifiers At Brookline Tourney
On opening day of the fall handicap tournament at Brookline Country Club, about seventy golfers from New England clubs competed in open handicap. A. G. Lockwood posted best gross score at 85 while Monks of Wollaston Golf Club surprised experts with a 10 stroke edge to win first prize. J. G. Thorp impressed as scratch player with 44 on both halves.
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Links
Brookline
Ogey
New England
Ester H. Monks
Wollaston Golf Club
Brill, Jr
Braeburn
J. B. Tilton
Sunday church notices across Tremont area churches
Listings include Tremont Temple Berkeley Temple and others with times for morning service communion and evening events. Highlights show Rev Geo C Lorimer Rev Herbert Johnson Rev Charles Dickinson and Rev John D Pickles along with special music and lectures at various venues.
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Tremont Temple
Geo. C. Lorimer
B. D
Arrein Avenue Baptist Church
Herbert
Johnson
C. P. Jameson
William Brewer
The
Salvation Army
New York
Adah Campbell Hussey
W. S. Sargent
Tremont Trample
A. R. Mack
Dickinson
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Nathan E. Wood
D. D
Henry E. Hodge
Elcome
Old South Church
Third Church
Geo. A. Gordon
Methodist
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
L. H. Dorchester
Adams
the Mariner’s Compass
People’s Star
Kalmia Ladies’ Quartet
Lottie Adams
Tremont Street
M. E
Concord and
Tremont Streets
John D. Pickles
Epworth League
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Warren and
Woodbine Streets
J. J. Duntdp
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boy N Street
James Rosedale
Wad-El-Ward
Mt. Zion
Jerusalem
Palestine
Rosedale
Zion
Canaan
George Mendall Taylor
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Evangeelistic Association of New England
Bromfield Street
Lorimer Hall
James M. Gray
M. Landis
Sanford
Washington Street
Boston
Landis
Berkeley Temple
Peter MacQueen
Manila
Philippines
Queen
Agence
Exeter Street
Hiram Abiff
Phillips Brooks
N. J. Willis
Pehool
M. R. Goff
Minnie M. Soule
Assembly Hall
Huntington Avenue
Legion of Honor
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley and
F. A. Wiggin
Baker
Jeweller Robbed in Bold South Boston Watch Theft
Moses Van Dam a jeweller at 195 West Broadway lost a tray of watches and a repair timepiece in a bold robbery. Police used all resources last night to catch the thief described as about 28 years old, 5 foot 7 or 8, 185 pounds, medium complexion, wearing a light overcoat.
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South
Boston
Moses van Dam
West Broadway
George Byers Wins Tight Bout Over Burke in Eleventh Round
George Byers, premier colored middleweight, defeated Jock Burke of Eastport Maine in the eleventh round. Burke was knocked down twice in the final round and his seconds helped him up, a breach of rules costing him the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Byers
Jock Burke
Eastport
Burke
Twelfth Brotherhood Ball Draws Boston Labor Leaders
The twelfth annual ball of the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators, a major Boston labor group, was held last night in Odd Fellows Hall with representation from the Central Labor Union Division 111 of Lynn, the Paper Hangers Union, and the Board of Trades Council.
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The
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
Boston
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Central Labor Union
Division 111
Lynn
Paper Hangers’ Union
Boar of Trades Council
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John Boyle O'Reilly
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Hood
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Carter
Gilbert
Sommer
Green
All
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Adamson
C. E. Woodward & CO
Bromfield St
H. B. McConnell
Moto Pelnam
Boyiston St
Aldine
Burnett
Potter
Campbell Snover
L. T
Eaeesenenees
Donald Hare
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Beal Overfield
Gohan Ces E
Burnett Teas
Gessseeees R. G
Bugden
Wallace
R. T
Lawrence Coombs
Bubastene
R. E
Hallowell Outland
Ca Eck -Q . B. Kennedy
Loch
Iéendail Barnard
F. D
F. B
James Knox
W. A. Scott
Brown
Hare
McCracken
William H. Lewis
Benjamin Dibblee
Fenn
Knox
Baldwin
Daly
MacCracken
Laster
Oodruff
Kendall
Gierash
Hudson
Donald Back
Develo
Pennsy
Barnard
Davidson
Cornell
Percy Haughton
Osution the Post
Williams
Bowdoin
Wesleyan
Amherst
West Point
Eis
Bates
Indians
Franklin-Marshall
Lehigh
Bucknell
R. H. White Co
United States
Partker’s
A. W. Keler de
Lmporters
Hanover St
Awesican House
Hobart
Neely
Wollaston
Clyde Park
A. G. Lockwood
Thorp
White
Baptist
Otiaites
Evens
Edward Wilson
Tremont Row
South Boston
Byers
Wilson’s
Hanover St. Wilson’s
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Genessy
Benj. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
F. Trull
B. Turner
N. E. Botanic Depot
Geo
M.D
Red Desk
Felgetan
Ianklin
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