Tiger at Bay Hints at Surprising Harvard-Princeton Clash
The piece argues Harvard prepares for a hard test against Princeton and notes Colgate and Penn’s strong showings. It contrasts Princeton’s fierce, determined play with Harvard’s unproven but capable squad, amid broader East Coast football matchups at the Polo Grounds and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Polo Grounds
Quakers
New Hampshire Hills
Econ Santekarattis
Penn
Pittsburg Non-Union Mines Reach 100 Percent
Pittsburg district coal mines report full 100 percent operation as non-union pits attract workers from unions. Union leaders offer no figures while striking miners press for citizenship. Judge Orr denies citizenship petitions, citing illegality of the strike and loyalty oath concerns.
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Pittsburg
Charles P. Orr
Providence Denies Banotti Bequest Rumors
Mayor Joseph H. Gainer refutes reports that Providence has many young women applying to the Count Paul Barnotti bequest, stating no candidate names exist in city directories and that he will only consider applications after the will's exact wording is clarified. Interest has drawn nationwide inquiries and the mayor foresees extensive time ahead.
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Providence
Paul Barnotti
Joseph H. Gainer
Etgel Fletcher
Waterfront Calendar Anomaly Signals Morning Stars
Waterfront calendar lists lunar dates and planetary sightings for November. It notes the 10th day of the year and 45th day of autumn, with tides around 10 feet in the morning and evening. Moon phases include new moons on November 7 and November 22, while Mars, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn are all morning stars.
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Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Weather data snapshot from a 19th century station
Data shows mean barometer 29.48 inches, mean temperature 42.00, mean dew point 35.00, mean relative humidity 74 percent, maximum 48, minimum 35, total precipitation 1.23 inches reported by J. W. Smith, meteorologist, in MBAMDURY.
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Rere Rees
J. W. Smith
Fishing Fleet Lands At Pier With Varied Catches And Prices
A fleet of 15 fishing craft reached the Fish pier yesterday with six holding ground fish, five with mackerel and four with full pollock fares. Individual boats reported mackerel loads ranging from 600 to 1700 pounds. Market prices opened high with haddock at 5 to 8 cents per pound, large cod 10 to 12, pollock 3, halibut 35, and mackerel at 21 to 22 cents. The British steamer Cacaris arrived from Calcutta and Colombo, while Lady of Gaspe and Belle Rose were noted in port movements. The steamer Lake Faulk sailed for Kobe and Manila, unloading chief officer due to injury, as The Landsman appears in the column.
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Laura Enos
Blanche Irving
Haddock
Pol- Haddock
Cell
Hake
Angie Marshall
Elsie
Cacaris
Forsyth
Calcutta
Colombo
Mystic Wharf
Kobe
Manila
New York
Found Dead in Cambridge Hose Yard
Walter Chopps of the Boston Woven Hose Company was found dead in the Cambridge plant yard near Jiampshire and Portland streets. Police and the Medical Examiner could not confirm foul play or a fall from a building after inspecting injuries including a fractured skull and multiple limb fractures. He was last seen alive at 1:30 moving between structures.
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Cambridge
Walter Chopps
Boston Woven Hose Company
Jiampshire and
Portland Streets
Chopps
Dow
Police Union Heads Silent
Boston Policemen's Union leaders President John F. McInnes and Secretary William P. Wills declined to comment on the state election results. Counselor James H. Vahey and attorney John P. Feeney likewise said they would say nothing. The union held a private meeting in Fay Hall with no statements released.
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John F. McInnes
William P. Wills
Boston Policemen’s Union
James H. Vahey
Policemen’s Union
McInnes
John P. Feeney
Vahey
Fay Hall
Cambridge 10 Have Barroom Opens in City History
Cambridge opens its first barroom in 382 years at 615 Cambridge street. Joe Sullivan, former Newspaper Row bartender, runs the place with white coats on bartenders and mirrors. Patrons may order anything but will be served near beer at one half percent.
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University City
Cambridge Street
Joe Sullivan
Newspaper Row
Cambridge
Boston
VOTE 10 OUST STREET CARS IN TOLEDO
Voters in Toledo Ohio approved a plan to oust the street car system The Toledo Railways & Power Company operated the network without a franchise after a fare increase to 8 cents city officials said they will move to enforce the new law promptly
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Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Railways & Tight Company
H. L. Doherty Company
New York
Four Men Arrested for Criminal Anarchy in New York
Italian squad detectives arrested four men in New York on criminal anarchy charges for distributing alleged sedition handbills in front of a hall where a Russian revolution anniversary gathering was underway. The men named Jacob Bailin Irving Falkin Paul Cisz and Joseph Kozizk denied distributing the leaflets.
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New York
Rutgers Square
Communist Party
East Side
Communist
Jacob Bailin
Irving Falkin
Paul Cisz
Joseph Kozizk
Banquet for Dr Dunn by Boston reporters at Hotel Lucerne
A complimentary banquet honored Dr William A Dunn police surgeon at the Hotel Lucerne last night. He was surprised as guest of the evening by Boston newspaper men from headquarters and given a gold watch and chain. Speeches highlighted Dunns ties to reporters and notable Boston stories.
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William A. Dunn
Hotel Lucerne
Boston
Dunn
George B. Magrath
Thomas C. Fox
Robert F. Blake
Submarine Signal Service
Theodore A. Finn
The
Post
William J. Brickley
Haymarket Relief Hospital
Joseph D. Carlin
John W. Moran
John J. Cadigan
Fred C. Green
Charles Folsom
Frank R. Hutchins
Alfred McCarthy
William E. Brennan
William J. Thatcher
John F. Mahony
T. P. Harrison
John Weaver Sherman
George W. Murphy
William J. Shea
John H. Noonan
Fred Roche
Edward Castello
Leslie &. Caton
Frank M. Fay
Jerry N. Kelley
William Murphy
Joseph Pirsch
Michael H. Crowley
Matthew J. Dailey
Hanover Street
James P. Sullivan
City Hall Avenue
A. Lavelle
Frank D. Coleman
Death notices from Roxbury and surrounding towns
Obituary notices list numerous deaths and funeral details across Boston area communities including Winthrop Roxbury Allston Brighton and Cambridge. Entries name the deceased ages wards and relatives with funeral times mass venues and processions detailing auto cortege presence and burial locations. Specifics include names such as Mari etta Allen David L Barrett Margaret Chisolm William Croke Rose Doyle Ann Driscoll Edward Geller G. Everett Giles Lottie Johnson Ira Pitman Minnie Snow John Waters and others with their services scheduled Nov 5 6 7 8 or 9 in churches chapels and cemeteries.
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B. H
Mobile Hospital
Allston
Brighton Post
Chisolm
Roxbury
Margaret
William Chisolm
Julian St
St. Patrick’s Church
Croke
William Croke
Worcester
Mass
Joseph Perry
Chambers St
St. Joseph's Church
Dobson
Fred I. Dobson
Waterman Chapel
Washington St
Doyle
Jamaica Plain
Rose B
Joseph P
Elizabeth F. Doyle
Gate of Heaven Church
Geller
Dorchester
Edward
Mary A. Geller
Keelan
Milton Ave
St. Matthew’s Church
Stanpanees
Giles
Cambridge
G. Everett Giles
Summer St
Somerville
Johnson
Lottie (Nee Bourne
Charles C. Johnson
John H. Logue
Kelly
Brighton
Nev
Thomas J., Jr
Thomas J
Rose E. Kelly
Byrne
Laws
Jonas R
Stacy
Sutherland Laws
Winthrop St
Martin
Mary E
Malden
Union Ave
Nova Scotia
Oberriele
Eilen
Augustus Oberriele
East Canton St
John J. Connolly
Order of St. Francis
O’donnell
J. Fred
Mary A. O’donnell
Maguire
St. Clement's Church
O’keefe
Mary A. O’keefe
James H. McLaughlin
Speedwell St
St. Peter's Church
Waterford Rural Cemetery
New York
Troy
N. Y
Pitman
Ira C. Pitman
Waterman
Pripst
West Medford
Joseph Frederick Priest
Arlington St
Smith
Broadway
Mart R. Smith
Mary Aurelia
Mary Clark
Notre Dame Academy
Snow
Minnie R
Charles A. Snow
Waters
Charlestown
John William Joseph
William I
Agnes M. Armstrong Waters
Soley St
St. Mary's Church
Warren St
Welz
Robert J
Catherine Arnreich
Robert Welz
Bickford Ave
Holy Trinity Church
Shipping News Arrived and Sailed From Various Ports
Shipping notices record steamers arriving from Beverly to Charleston and Norfolk to New York with tug barges Albany and Nahanta from Portsmouth. Sailing later from Portland to New York include Norden Norfolk Lady of Gaspé Marystown Nantucket Take Geneva and Thelma. Lake Glebe from Portland arrives with Bal timore listed and three vessels anchored at quarantine.
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Suecerie
Forsyth
Calcutta
Colombo
Chiappear
McKinnon
Jacksonville
Charleston
Kershaw
James
Norfolk
Lake Delancey
Thomas
Beverly
City of Gloucester
Larsen
Gloucester
M. M. Davis
Portland
Albany
Do. Anid Nahanta
Portsmouth
New York
Norden
Dan
Newport News
Quincy Police Chief McKay Dies at 62 in Quincy
Daniel R. McKay, 62, chief of police in Quincy, died suddenly at his home from heart disease. A 30 year veteran, he rose from patrolman to chief and earned a nationwide reputation for ferreting out criminals. Born in Vermont, he lived most of his life in Quincy and was a stone cutter by trade. Survived by wife and two daughters. He was highly regarded in court and by lawbreakers alike.
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Daniel R. McKay
Quincy
Chief McKay
Vermont
Fire alarms rouse Crawford House guests in basement blaze
Guests at the Crawford House on Scollay Square were awakened by a fire in a basement storage area. The automatic alarm triggered alarms on all floors, with smoke reaching upper levels via air shafts. Firefighters arrived quickly, the basement damage was slight, and guests returned to bed after the fire was controlled. Cause is under investigation.
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Crawford House
Scollay Square
King George Hosts Luncheon for Chilians in London
King George welcomed the Chilean economic mission at Buckingham Palace and proposed a toast to the Chilean president. A state banquet at Lancaster House, presided by Earl Curzon of Kedleston, followed the luncheon with a large assembly of mission members attending.
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London
George
Buckingham Palace
Chilian Economic Mission
England
Chili
Lancaster House
Earl Curzon
Kedleston
Prince of Wales Locomotive Run Across Ontario Route
The Prince of Wales, traveling from Toronto, operated a locomotive for 20 miles. He boarded at Flavelle and skillfully controlled the engine, bringing the train to a smooth stop at Trenton as King Albert of the Belgians tours the new world.
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Ottawa
Albert
New World
Prince of Wales
Toronto
Prince
Flavelle
Trenton
Bolshevist Armies Target Lutheran Pastors in Estonia Finland
Dr Lauritz Larsen reported at the Lutheran Brotherhood of America conven tion that Bolshevist armies have murdered 25 Lutheran pastors in Estonia and Lavonia and 11 in Finland. Speakers noted improved conditions in Alsace under French control.
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Chicago
Esthenia
Lavonia
Finland
Lauritz Larsen
Washington
Lutheran Brotherhood of America
Alsace
German shell kills nine and wounds four seamen
British hospital ship crew aboard Princess Margaret reach Copenhagen from Riga reporting nine killed and four wounded aboard the Dragon after a German shell strike. The Dragon was damaged while the vessel was attacked by German fire near Riga, according to Politiken.
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London
Copenhagen
Riga
Politiken
Dragon
Gleason Anniversary Mass at Notre Dame des Victories
An anniversary requiem will be celebrated at Notre Dame des Victories Church on Thursday November 6 at 7 am for Martin Gleason of Company 60th Infantry who was killed in action in France on November 6 1915. The notice laments the grave distance and remembers the fallen brother a year after his loss.
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Notre Dame Des Victories
Martin Gleason
60Th Infantry
France
Brother
Canavan First Anniversary Mass for Private John M Canavan
A short notice recalling the first anniversary mass for Private John M Canavan of I Company 191st Infantry who died of wounds at the Argonne Forest on November 7, 1918. Requiem at St Margaret Church Dorchester. relatives invited. followed by gratitude note from family to friends.
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Pathe Weekly
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Huntington Ave
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William Glaton & CO
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Altman & Nally
Hack & Mack
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Hughes
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Gorgeous Dance Fantasy
Olympia Gordons
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Lou Tellegen
Aurora Mardiganian
Waldore Theatre
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Lolo
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Sennett
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Bie
Howard
Harry
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Old South Theatre
Wallace Reid
Paramount Special
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Dman Sur
Mats
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Checkers
A& Great Racing Photo
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His Majesty the American
Javicas Te Raat
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Lombardi, Ltd
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Peggy Hyland
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JINX
Athens
Paramount Artcraft
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Mayflower Photoplay Corp
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Olympia
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Jack Waytts
Miss Antoinette Crawford & Co
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Beven & Flint
D. W. Grifeeth
Scarlet Daya
Marguerite Clark
Idol
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Tohn Golden
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Criterion Theatre
Jordan Hall
Reinald Werrenrath
Metropolitan Opera Co
Oliver Ditson Co
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Elshuco
Willem Willpre
Elias Breeskin
Aurlelio Giorni
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Copley Sq
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Charles J. Rich
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Nelly
N’orleans
Laurence Eyre
Harrison Grey Fiske
Charles Frohman
William Gillette
J. M. Barrie
Brutus
Frohman
Mats. Wed
Queen OF Revues
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Tee
Shubert
Willwssg Prmk
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John Craig
Mary Young
Arlington Theatre
Castle Square
Filene
Neat Week
Boston English Opera Co
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My Pee
Frances Rice
Royal Hussars
Mel Kice
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Missoura
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Harry Rodgers
Mary Pickford
Testa Charles
J. Rich
Boston Record
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Copley Theatre
Eves, & Sci
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Roth
GG. Bernard Shaw
Selwyn’s
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Selwyna
Holbrook Blinn
Eugene Walter
Allen Dinehart
Ben Johnson
Louise Dyer
Children’s Theatre
Magic Sword
Pauline Frederick
Copley Square
Police Union
Hub
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Romeo
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J. J. Shubert
Frank Fay
Harry Kelly
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Hazel Kirke
Beauty Chorus
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J.d. Shubert
Managing Directors
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Florence Moore
Plymouth
Wales
Bolshevist
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Brooklixe
Classified Department
Main
Gleason
Isiemortam Mandal
Max Lewenberg
Battle of the Argonne
Marshall School
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A. B. Joyce
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United States
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