Boxing Resumes in New York at Waldorf Club Opener
In New York the Waldorf Athletic Club hosted four ten round bouts to inaugurate boxing after an eight month layoff. Crowds neared 1000 as Billy Barrett drew a go the distance with Jack Ward in a draw, while Benny Leon defeated Jimmy Devers by nosebleed stoppage and Eddie Gardiner fell to Frank Patterson. The main event between Tommy Ryan and Harry Peterson also ended in a draw.
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New York
Waldorf Athletic Club
Broadway
Broadway Athletic Club
Jimmy Carroll
Gus Tuthill
Grant
Billy Barrett
Jack Ward
Ward
Barrett
Benny Leon
Jimmy Devers
Devers
Leon
Eddie Gardiner
Omaha
Oscar Gardiner
Frank Patterson
Brooklyn
Patterson
Gardiner
Jack Hannigan
Tommy Ryan
Philadelphia
Harry Peterson
Ryan
Jack McAuliffe
Griffo
Republicans win Maryland Legislature and Senate seat
An official ballot count across counties confirms Republicans hold both chambers of the Maryland General Assembly and will replace Arthur P. Gorman in the U.S. Senate. Five Democratic incumbents shift to Republican, with Talbot county supplying three Assembly members and one Senator, and Prince Georges and Carroll contributing one member each. Republicans 45 to Democrats 42 in the House.
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Baltimore
Arthur P. Gorman
United States Senate
Assembly
Talbot County
Prince Georges and Carroll
Beal and Darrow Wed in High Society Ceremony
Miss Julia Sprague Darrow of New York married William Field Beal of Boston at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The couple was feted with a breakfast and reception at the Metropolitan Club after the ceremony. Beal is a Somerset Club member. the bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Darrow.
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New York
Boston
Julia Sprague Darrow
William Field Beal
Metropolitan Club
William Darrow
Willis Payne
Libbie Tilden
Mr. Beal
Ames Field Beal
Anthony Hope at Chelsea First Congregational Church
Chelsea society guests around a thousand gathered at the First Congregational Church to hear English novelist Anthony Hope read selections from his works. The Chelsea Woman's Club sponsored the event with Rev. Margaret B. Barnard presenting Mr. Hope.
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Chelsea Society
First Congregational Church
Chelsea
Anthony Hope
Chelsea Woman's Club
Clever Thief Arrested on Suburban Railroad Car
Officers from Station 13 arrested a man near Forest Hills station who claimed to be Frank Mockgut of Lowell. He allegedly took Miss Sarah Chandler’s gold watch, which was later found concealed in his stocking on the car.
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Forest Hills
Frank Mockgut
Lowell
Sarah Chandler
Halifax Doubts Balloon Sighting Was Real
A Halifax resident wavered between doubt and belief about a reported balloon sighting yesterday. The citizen recalled no yesterday and tonight expressed doubt the serial object was a balloon.
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Halifax
N. S
Auroras at Whist Club Elects Officers in Dorchester
Last evening the Auroras, a classic Dorchester whist club, met at Miss Sadie Muldown's home on Moreland Street. A nominating committee named officers for the coming year with Miss Onary as president, Miss Katherine Duggan as vice president, Miss Mary Rowean as secretary, and Miss Theresa Riordan as treasurer. After the election, members performed a musical program.
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Auroras
Dorchester
Sadie Muldown
Moreland Street
Onary
Katherine Duggan
Mary Rowean
Theresa Riordan
Death of Hotel Jewell manager at 9:35 AM
L W Hammond head of the Hotel Jewell at 3 Whitmore street died yesterday morning at 9 35 from heart disease after a period of illness noted by a bellboy who found him in bed.
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L. W. Hammond
Jewell
Whitmore Street
Young Tammany Statesmen Elevate New York Leaders
William Astor Chanler, grandson of John Jacob Astor, and Stewart Meilley Brice, son of ex-Senator Brice, emerged as elected officials in the Democratic triumph. Chanler won assemblyman, Brice became councilman.
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William Astor Chanler
John Jacob Astor
Stewart Meilley Brice
United States
Brice
New York
Grandson of Astor and Son of Senator Elected to Office
New York report on William Astor Chanler grandson of John Jacob Astor and Stewart Meilley Brice son of former Senator Calvin S. Brice winning their first political offices in the November election. Chanler won 2725 votes for Assemblyman fifth district. Brice secured 15836 votes for Councilman fourth district.
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Astor
Brice
New York
William Astor Chanler
Stewart Meilley Brice
John Jacob Astor
Dorn
Wilcox
Citizens’ Union
Chanler
Tammany Hall
Africa
Harvard
von Hohnell
Calvins. Brice
Sulzer
Fifth Avenue
New York College Athletic Club
Dayton Natural Gas Company
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railroad Company
East Boston Faces Open Field in City Council Races
The Boston scene shows no clear candidates across wards with machine and anti machine factions preparing delegations. East Boston leans organization backed by Conry and Ward 9 hopeful Barry while Ward 16 features a three cornered fight between McManus backed Republicans and Sullivan supporters.
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Boston
William F. Donovan
Ward
Joseph A. Conry
Common Council
East Boston
Quinn- Daly
Barry
Bernard F. Lamb
Patrick O’toole
Dean
Joseph J. Norton
Edward P. Barry
John A. McManus
Timothy J. Sullivan
William S. McNary
John Drohan
Fred Gore
Drohan
Daniel Kerrns
Timothy E. McCarthy
Daniel C. Casey
Frank O'Tooley
George O. Whittaker
Fach
Michael H. Cleary
Mooney
Patrick McDonald
Harry Lloyd
Charlestown
John J. Mahoney
Senator Hayes
John J. O'Callaghan
Corbett
O’callaghan
Philip J. O’brien
John J. Hogan
Mahoney
Dennis J. Falvey
J. E. Mahoney
Commodore Ed Dixon
Ward 8
Thomas F. Keenan
Driscoll
Ward 7
John Quinn
Theft Suspects Apprehended in Instrument Larceny Case
Inspectors Glidden and Lynch arrested William F. Johnson, 17, of 74 London Street East Boston, for larceny of instruments valued at 125 dollars from Oliver Ditson Company. Isaac Goldstein of 182 Bremen Street is charged with receiving stolen goods. Both faces arraignment today.
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Glidden and Lynch
William F. Johnson
London Street
Boston
Oliver Ditson Company
Johnson
Isaac Goldstein
Bremen Street
Goldstein
Revel at Charlestown as Ginn Threatens Bray with Revolver
Joseph Ginn of Malden caused a disturbance at Main and Alford streets by brandishing a revolver and threatening to shoot Charles Bray. Ginn, intoxicated, fired a shot, injuring his own hand. He was arrested at Station 15 on assault charges. Bray remained detained as a witness.
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Joseph Ginn
Malden
Main
Alford
Charlestown
Charies Bray
Ginn
Bray
Jewelry Stolen From Tremont Street Apartments
Daylight burglary targets Miss Nellie Goodwin at 1653 Tremont Street. Thieves entered the second floor apartment yesterday afternoon and escaped with several pieces of jewelry.
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Nellie Goodwin
Tremont Street
Governor Nominates Officials for State Posts
The Governor named Colonel Charles H. Allen of Lowell as prison commissioner and Hon. Jabez Fox of Cambridge to replace Colonel Edward H. Haskell of Newton on the State Board of Lunacy and Charity.
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Charles H. Allen
Lowell
Jabez Fox
Cambridge
Edward H. Haskell
Newton
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Hook and Hastings deny wage cut with rent rise claim
Messr Hook and Hastings organ manufacturers of Kendall Green Muass deny cutting wages by 10 percent without a matching rent decrease. They say wages were cut by 10 percent after continuing full pay in dull times, while tenants in company houses have seen 10 percent rent reductions for over two years.
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Messr
Hook & Hastings
Kendall Green
Muass
Havin
Ten Dollar Shoes Offer From Countermanded Lot
We have just consummated the purchase of a lot of Men's Fine Shoes made of Tan Willow Calf, on the English Bulldog last, seven inches high. They were a countermanded order and worth $6.00 a pair. we shall sell them at a reduced price.
Viennese Leftists Disrupt Debate on Austro Hungarian Compromise
In Vienna on November 4 amid rising confusion the Leftists blocked discussion of extending the Austro Hungarian compromise by a year. Mayor Dr Lueger, invited to speak, was unable to address the chamber as Leftists entered the President's tribune and refused to move. A placard reading To claim the right to speak was shown as tumult grew with two leftists attempting to speak.
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Vienna
Dr. Lueger
Herr Abrahamovicz
Lueger
Chaos in Assembly as Chair Calls for Order
Herr Abrahamovicz rang the bell and urged order but delegates refused to desist. The scene devolved into bedlam and the chair abruptly suspended the sitting and left.
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Herr Abrahamovicz
Jefferson Davis Birthday Holiday Bill Is Adverse
The Georgia general judiciary committee reported against Mr Oliver’s bill to make Jefferson Davis's birthday a legal holiday. The committee’s report was disagreed to in the House by an almost unanimous vote.
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Atlanta
Oliver
Jefferson Davis
House
Widening the Narrows Channel to Improve Boston Harbor
Work on the Boston harbor improvement under a recent Congressional act began in the Narrows. The main goal is a 1000 foot wide by 75 foot deep ship channel for about five miles and surveys for a wider 1200 foot plan toward Broad Sound. G H Breymann & Co. received the contract. two dredges and eight scows form the equipment.
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Boston Harbor
Narrows
New England
Broad Sound
G. H. Breymann & Co
Toledo
Burnham
Boston
Burnham’s
Manchester Conflagration Destroys Bakery and Odd Fellows Block
A massive fire in Derry and Manchester barrels through W. S. Leach's bakery on Broadway and the Odd Fellows building. Firefighters from Manchester arrive as two blocks burn, with total losses estimated around 40,000 dollars. The blaze disrupts the town and endangers nearby structures and tenements.
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Manchester
N. H
Union
Derry
W.S. Leach
Broadway
Boston & Maine
Odd Fellows
F. N. Young
Kimball’s Shoe
W. H. Moody’s Dry Goods
A. B. Wark
Young Men’s Christian Association
Knights of Pythias Hall
C. McAllister
George S. McAllister
McAllister
Robinson proposes new National League umpire fines plan
President Frank DeHaas Robinson proposes fining umpires fifty dollars for failing to enforce rules and ejecting players for rule violations. If too many players are sent out, the game is stopped and admission money refunded from players’ salaries. He also suggests rescheduling the season setup to January.
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Cleveland, O
Frank DeHaas Robinson
National Baseball League
Robinson
Large Boston Bible Study Grows to The Main Auditorium
The Boston Christian Endeavor Union class expanded after last night’s meeting. Dr. Gray led about one thousand attendees through creation the fall the deluge nations and Abraham. Future lesson will cover the call of Abraham and the life of Isaac.
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Boston Christian Endeavor Union
Dr. Gray
Abraham
Isaac
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