Rumor of Harvard Penn Rivalry Fallout at Cambridge
The piece discusses rumors of Harvard ending its football rivalry with Pennsylvania. It notes longstanding friction since 1834 and a 1894 agreement, declared unsatisfactory by Harvard for years. Professor Hollis signaled possible cancellation, yet the 1894 game proceeded under the old terms with no final decision to sever relations.
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McCracken
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Harvard Athletic Committee
Hollis
Harvard Football Saturation and Upcoming Tests Against Brown Yale Princeton
Harvard mood shifts after an exhausting Saturday with Penn Cornell Princeton results. Daly, Ellis, Sawin, Kendall hurt, Daly optimistic on return. Upcoming tests include Brown Yale Princeton Dartmouth, with Yale Carlisle as yardstick and Crans ton noting off‑sync offense. City Candle Pin League reports show Murray & Irwin leading and Rouse top averages as winter sports mix.
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Harvard
Penn
Cornell
Saturn
Scotty MacMasters
Ellis
Sawin
Kendall
Daly
Campbell
Hallowell
Brown
Yale
Arlifle
New Haven
Princeton
Dartmouth
Lafayette
Crimson
Carlisle
Eaking
Cranston
Oan
Penn Eleven Departs in Fine Condition apart from Hare
Coach Woodruff told the Post that most of the University of Pennsylvania football team, except captain Hare, are in good shape after travel to Brunswick. Hare has a slight fever from a painful heel abrasion and limps noticeably while boarding an automobile for town. The team left on the seven o'clock train after a Fenway drive day.
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Woodruff
U. of P
Hare
Ward 19 Candidate Bernard Kenney Announces Bid
Bernard W. Kenney of Ward 19 announces his candidacy for the council from Ward 19. He is a member of Mt Bowdoin Council 290 Knights of Columbus Division 40 AOH Roxbury Camp Legion of Spanish War Veterans. He served as corporal of Company E Ninth at Santiago.
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Bernard W. Kenney
Mt. Bowdoin Council
Roxbury
Legion of Spanish War Veterans
Santiago
Ninth
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Promoted for Medical Use
The ad touts Graves's Maryland Malt Whiskey as ideal for wasting diseases and when a mild stimulant is needed. It emphasizes its purity and natural maturity with a mild rich mellowness pleasing to the stomach and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Graves
Maryland
Greater 5 Activity In Bowling Opens Week of Action
This week brings expanded bowling activity in Boston with the Insurance League starting its annual pin attack on Monday nights at St James alleys, stretching into March. The Amateur League in Boston begins in a week, with Mystic Valley and others starting later this month. Fred M. Wood of the B A A team, last year’s Gilt Edge League champion, is among the five B A A representatives in the Amateur League this season.
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Insurance League
St. James
Association of Bowlers
Boston
Mystic Valley
Fred M. Wood
Met riders push 100 mile unpaced mark by Potter in 6 36
Weathered Met riders powered 100 mile unpaced efforts on Newburyport course with W J Potter setting a new unpaced road 100 mile record at 6 hours 36 minutes. Dieckjost and others posted near five hour times while Gordon and Woods completed an open century to Newburyport and Providence after weather delays. The half century by Captain W S Ellis drew many riders including women. Crescent C C held a fast half century east Boston to South Framingham with a large list of finishers.
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W. J. Potter
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Newburyport
Cambridge
Potter
J. H. B. Dieckjost
South Boston
Dieckjost
Ill Stinson
Frank Waller
Alec
JoecLean
Waller
Head
Harry M. Gordon
Walter A. Woods
Providence
H M.gordon
Charles J. Coleman
John B. Watson
Thomas J. McCarthy
William Griffin
James J. Fanning
Charles F. Garland
Fred A. Hooper
William J. Sprague
William H. McKenzie
Charles Willard
Edward C. Chraod
Henry H. Stone
F. W. Keen Reynolds
Arthur R. Dickey
H. E. Paul
Hugh M. Grieve
J. W. Dennison
Harry W. Knight
C. C. Ricker
Frank Agrest
Frank Dendros
Peter Venduro
Watson J. Walker
A. D. Rice
Fred I. Perreault
William B. Handy
George Wentworth
W 8. Ellis
Metropolitan
Heelmen
Brockton
Acton
Salem
Fred Brown
Thomas O'Neil
F. H. Haynes
J. J. Reynolds
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J. C. Baptist
S. Parker
F. T. Hartson
E. S. Shepard
G. Webster
S. K. Billings
H. M. Spindle
H. L. Briveway
Frank Mann
Miss Jaeger
H. Renshaw
J. W. Williams
E. McCauley
Orgborne Newton
A. Cameron
D. J. Barry
Saunders
BE. L. Pinkham
Fred Tucker
Miss Lafferty
J. B. Holmes
Miss Burdon
F. H. Warburton
W. Joyce
Hi Winneburg
J. Dolan
S. Locke
Miss McCloud
E. Dietrich
E. Olson
J. A. Carracade
Crescent Cycle Club
East Boston
South Framingham
C. H. Ingles
J. Price
C. C
Captain McGuigan
A. Buchenbach
Charles Cole
C.elstin
J. H. Sherry
J. Ham
Somerville
W. J. Caldwell
N. McLeod
A. Anderson
J. Raigan
L. Seavey
C. Foster
Lipton Confident On Shamrock II In America's Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton declared Shamrock II will be a wonderful boat for the forthcoming America's cup race. He said the team has the best designers and brains, that last year's failure taught valuable lessons, and Willie Jamison will be chief commander with Captain Sycamore assisting.
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Glasgow
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Willie Jamison
Sycamore
Kept Secret to the End Man Dies at City Hospital
An unidentified man brought from 674 Shawmut Avenue died at 8 65 last night after morphine poisoning. He refused to reveal his name or any identifying details, leading investigators to consider Gottlieb Fehlief of Medway, who has been missing since Wednesday, though the man is not Fehlief. yesterday Fehlief's daughter visited the hospital to view him.
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City Hospital
Shawmut Avenue
Gottlieb Fehlief
Medway
Fehlief
Allies at Tien Tsin Report Chaos in Occupation
Shanghai correspondent wires that advices from Tien Tsin show confusion disorganization and absence of security as the chief characteristics of the allied occupation.
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Tien Tsin
London
Tien Tain
Shanghai
Mills Fails 100 Mile Attempt. Frame Break Ends Ride
Barney Mills of the Metropolitan Wheelmen tried to break the Providence 100 mile road record with pacemakers but a broken frame in North Attleboro halted the effort. He clocked 2 hours 28 minutes to Providence and finished at Fenway in 5 hours 48 minutes. He quit after a collision with a tandem rear wheel in the Fenway. He plans to try again on a Newburyport course later. The Boston Century under C R C C rules is set for next Sunday from Copley Square to Newburyport with a 14 hour limit. Middlesex Cycle Club withdraws teams from Intercycle League due to joining Suburban Interclub League. Wal tham C C ready to roll in Boston if needed. Harry Elkes arrived for the Penn game and plans to stay in Brockton to chase records with a motor tandem capable of sub 1:30 mile.
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Providence
North Attleboro
Fenway
Mills
Newuryport
W. B. Handy
Copley Square
Newburyport
Middlesex Cycle Club
Press Cycling Club
Fulton
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Waltham C. C
Boston
Harry Elkes
Penn
Brockton
Boxing Gossip At Kirtland Club Features Duffy Briggs Show
Local boxing note surveys the Kirtland club bout between featherweights Tommy Duffy and Jimmy Briggs with Captain Bill Daly to referee. Mentions Kid Rogers Saxe match and interest in a purse. Florrie Barnett lists boxers for possible matches. includes sharp critique of George Considine and Corbett gossip.
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Kirtland
Tommy Duffy
Jimmy Briggs
Sueriority
Kirtland Club
Bill Daly
Kid Rogers
Cambridge
Young Saxe
Kid Johnson
Young Saxre
Sharkey- O'Donnell
Cambridge Air
Rogers-Saxe
Florrie Barnett
Corbett
Americans Beat Cubans 8 to 4 In International Ball Game
In Santiago de Cuba on November 4 the United States team defeated Cuba 8 to 4. The Americans, with two former National League players and several college players, faced a strong Cuban side that had trained daily. The Cuban lineup included graduates of American universities.
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Santiago DE Cuba
National League
Ex-Governor Wolcott Home from Europe to Vote in 1896
Ex-Governor Roger Wolcott arrived in Boston from New York aboard the Deutchland after a six month European tour. He will vote for President McKinley and Governor Crane on Tuesday, saying family duties drew him away from an Italian mission offer. He praised McKinley’s prospects and recalled travel impressions from Paris Exposition to Oberammergau, traveling with his wife and children.
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Boston
New York
Deutchland
Europe
McKinley
Crane
Republican Party
Mr. Wolcott
Wolcott
London
France
Holland
Switzerland
Germany
Hungary
Oberammergau
Boston Bets Spark Heavy Wagering on 1896 Election
Speculators in Boston have staked large sums on the presidential race, with Bryan favored locally and McKinley money accumulating in the background. Market prices have shifted from 4 to 1 for McKinley to 3 to 1, as bettors place thousands in bets and report few accepting odds better than 2 to 1. The scene spans resorts, hotels, and commissions from several New England towns, with overall market pricing at 3 to 1 and potential movement possible before the next day.
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Bryan
McKinley
New York
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Dover
N. H
M. J. Walch
Melrose
Lynn
Peabody
Lowell
Keene
Brookline
Young Soldier Robert P McCullough Laid To Rest
The funeral of Robert P McCullough son of Henry McCullough of 222 Pearl Street Somerville was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at his father's home. He served in the Spanish War and died from the effects of active service while on duty in the Philippines.
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Robert P. McCullough
Henry McCullough
Pearl Street
Somerville
Philippines
Gaelic School Session Adds Seven To Roll
At 1151 Washington street the Gaelic School afternoon session had P. J. O Daly Miss Ellen Keohane and Thomas G Collins in charge. Seven new names were added to the roll. A general meeting announced the semi annual entertainment on Thursday evening Nov 22 at Union Park and Academy halls 1371 Washington street. About six took part in the Irish debate. The session closed with songs and recitations in Irish.
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Washington Street
P. J. O'Daly
Ellen Keohane
Thomas G. Collins
Union Park
Academy Halls
Irigh An
Italian duo accused in daring Endicott Street assault and christening
Two Italians, Matteo Stiniano and Gregorio Vendette of Newton, are jailed on attempted murder charges after firing four revolver shots during a christening at 7 Endicott Street. John Carson, a sewer department employee, narrowly escaped injury as his hall was shot at. the suspects were captured by a pursuing crowd before police arrival.
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John Carson
Endicott Street
Matteo Stiniano
Gregorio Vendette
West Street
Newton
Carson
Boston
Brockton
Christina Berry's Love Ends In Tragedy And Struggle
Christina Berry, 23, wandering pale with a wailing baby, is brought to Station 2. Her mother recounts a troubled marriage to John Berry, a mason who drank and abandoned finances, leading to nervous breakdown and pregnancy. After her suit for non support, Berry left to Nova Scotia and later died. Christina’s family seeks Nervine Hospital care.
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Station 2
Christina Berry
Carver Street
Pike
Post
Christina
John Berry
Berry
Sullivan endorsed for fifth Suffolk Senate seat amid caucus reform support
A broad endorsement campaign supports John A. Sullivan for the fifth Suffolk district Senate. Gilbert Barr and Frank A. Hoyt of the Republican Tax Payers Association praise his legal ability and integrity, pledging opposition to further tax increases and urging voters to back Sullivan over John H. Colby.
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Gilbert Barr
Huntington Avenue
Frank A. Hoyt
St. Germaine Street
Tax Payers’ Association
John A. Sullivan
Suffolk
Mr. Sullivan
Frederick W. Chandler
Edgar W. Nyman
Samuel Cann
Jerome F. Hanshue
Caucus Reform Club
J. Frank Down
John H. Legg
Reform Club
Messrs. Barr
Hoyt
Sullivan
William W. Towle
Charles H. Innes
John H. Colby
Boston
Hart
Boston University Law School
Bordman
John A Sullivan
Ward
Allied Caucus Reform Clubs
Bertrand T. Wheeler
Henry V. Thayer
George F. Richardson
William G. Paton
C. O. L. Dillaway
Samuel A
Solomon Ascher
Njamin Russell
Franklin Rene
Tienenvent
Richard B
JF. Ern
Arthur Leonard
Big tannery burned near Mexico City in rancho del chapo
A large tannery at Rancho del Chapo near Mexico City was burned causing an estimated loss of 500000 dollars. The tannery was owned by a stock company with American Mexican and German shareholders.
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Mexico City
Rancho del Chapo
Vintage patent remedy claim for Scott's Emulsion
A brief advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as softening coughs from bronchitis and aiding weakened internal air passages. It notes no油 taste, offers a free sample, and lists Scott & Bowne New York as the makers.
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Scott
Campaign clash in Seventh Middlesex Somerville race
In Somerville’s seventh Middlesex district, Republicans field Ball Foster and Luce against Moore and Tarbox in a heated contest. Democratic candidates Couch Cummings and Nolan, longtime locals, run as standard bearers with a rally promised at Temperance Hall Hawkins Street.
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Somervill
Boston
John N. Ball
Robert Luce
Howard D. Moore
French O. J. ‘Tarbox
Foster
Common Council
Committee On Fire Department
Clarendon Hill
John M. Foster
Somerville
John F. Couch
Joseph Cummings
Thomas M. Nolan
Couch
J. Cummings
People’s Cause
Nolan
Democratic Party
Union
Temperance Hall
Hawkins Street
Cambridge Democratic Rallies Rally Speakers Tonight
In Cambridge tonight three Democratic rallies will feature twenty or more speakers. The main Odd Fellows Hall event will be presided over by Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson, with others including Colonel Higginson, Chairman Callahan, Robert Treat Paine Jr., Judge A A Putnam, Joseph A Dennison, William N Osgood, John J Flaherty, John W Coughlin, William S McNary, Walter L Ramadell, Edward B James, James A Montgomery, John M Inton, James F Stratton, Edward J Bisteery, Panp T Nickerson among the participants.
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Cambridge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Thomas Wentworth Higinson
Institute
Fraternity
Colonel Higginson
Callahan
Democratic State Committee
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
A. A. Putnam
Joseph A. Dennison
Illiam N. Osgood
John J
Malden Family Arraigned After Officer Assault Incident
In Malden on a Saturday night Police Officer James R Burke confronted Bernard J McGovern drunk and unruly. The elder James J McGovern and Mrs McGovern joined the fracas along with daughter Gertrude M McGovern. Burke was attacked and restrained Bernard as the fight escalated. Gertrude allegedly kicked and scratched the officer and even bit his finger. a revolver discharged during the scuffle. All three McGoverns were arraigned for assaulting an officer and bailed out.
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Malden
James R. Burke
McGovern
James J. McGovern
Jackson Street
Gertrude M. McGovern
Sergeant Powers
Bernard J. McGovern
Bernard
Gertrude McGovern
Burke
Bernard McGovern
Oficer
Voters Under Scrutiny in Cambridge Election Watch
Detectives will monitor the Cambridge election tomorrow focusing on East Cambridge to prevent illegal voting. Names of alleged improperly naturalized voters are with detectives and numerous challenges are anticipated. Cambridge police and U S officials will observe all wards.
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Cambridge
East Cambridge
United States
Walsh Denies Leopold Partnership in Mining Schemes
Thomas F. Walsh of Colorado United States commissioner to the Paris Exposition returned to New York on the St. Paul and denied emphatically that King Leopold of Belgium is his partner in mining or any other schemes.
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New York
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
United States
St. Paul
Leopold
Belgium
Roosevelt Quiet Day Ahead of Oyster Bay Campaign Rally
Governor Roosevelt spent a quiet day at Oyster Bay attending Episcopal services and walking the woods. He had no callers and planned a Republican demonstration address tomorrow night, with special trains from major island points, and expected to vote early Tuesday before returns arrive.
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New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Episcopal Church
William E Russell Club Endorses Bryan Stevenson and Conry
Three hundred members of the William E Russell Club of Ward 9 met yesterday afternoon and endorsed Bryan Stevenson and Conry for Congress. A five member committee for each precinct was appointed to spur turnout on election day.
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William E. Russell
Ward 9
Bryan
Stevenson
Conry
Congress
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