Yale Trounces Indians In Narrow Football Battle
Yale and the Carlisle Indians played a hard fought game in New Haven. Yale scored three touchdowns in the first half and added two later for an 18 to 0 victory. Key moments included Cayou breaking through Yale on a 40 yard run and Captain Pierce being disqualified for slugging.
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Yale
Fincke
Cayou
Bass
Seneca
Pierce
Indians
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Hammon
Letton
Rengers
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Pisa
J Mills Murphy
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H. Pierce Wey
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Rev . Greenway
J. Knapp
Brown Triumphs Over Wesleyan In 10–5 Thriller
Brown defeats Wesleyan 10 to 5 after a crippled start. Matteson breaks away for a 75 yard sprint late, Robinson and Matteson score touchdowns, Wilson kicks a field goal to close the gap, and Brown holds on led by interference from McCarthy, Fultz and Robinson. Time 25 minute halves.
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Providence
R. IL
Brown
Wesleyan
Wilson
Matteson
McCarthy
Fultz
Robinson
Dennison
Archie Young
Braydon Casey
Wees
Williams OL
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Eva
Vsesesley Sibley Smith
Locke
R.g
Noyes Locke
Emery
Searles
Arthur Young Watson
Q.b
Blakesley Gammons
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Wilson Buchard
Gammons
R.h
Raymond Robinson
Berrien
Parker
Weeks
Sandford
Wrce
North
Tufts Triumphs 30 to 0 as Whitman Athletic Fumbles
Tufts defeated Whitman Athletic Club 30 to 0 in a rough afternoon game marked by delays and slugging. Slade produced a 40 yard run for Whitman’s lone highlight, Knowlton suffered a broken shoulder blade, and Hewitt excelled in the second half, returning Slade’s punt for a Tufts touchdown.
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Athletic Club
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Knowlton
Hewitt
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Crowley
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Harlow Bedewick
Rowbotham
Healy
Hewit
Baker's Kidney Pills Promised Gravel Removal
An advertisement claims Baker's Kidney Pills dissolve gravel heal inflamed parts and act as a kidney tonic. The brochure notes a book about the pills free from Baker Pill Co Bangor Maine with pills priced at a few cents at druevists.
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Baker Pill Co
Bangor
Maine
Thayer Academy Defeats Adams High In Quincy Football
In Merrymount Park Quincy Thayer Academy beat Adams High 10 to 4. Heavy visitors struggled against home players Kent Pervino Taylor Arnold Hayden Walsh Gannon. Referee Kelley umpire Whalen timer Avin.
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Merrymount Park
Thayer Academy
Braintree
Adams High
Thayer
Kent
Pervino
Taylor
Arnold
Hayden
Walsh
Creseess
Walsh Stevens
Rogers
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Opoutt
Dapior Gannon
H.b
H.d
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Manning
Adams
High
Gannon
Arnol
Kelley
Whalen
Timeravin
Final class football game this afternoon hotly contested
The final game of the class football series will be played this afternoon between 97 and 99. So far the class games have been very close and today’s matchup is expected to be one of the hottest. Probable lineup includes Ninety‑Seven and Ninety‑Nine with players such as Fenn, Williams, Pitawerald, Ladd, Scannell, Holden, Richardson, Weld, and others listed in approximate positions. The event promises a competitive finish for the year.
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Nis
eliGey Roe Slee
Sar. Williams
Lgie
Maeve Vases
Q.b
Farey Weld
Aston
Dayton
Adams Hallowell
F.b
Sy Lakes Ees
Aleve Dibblee
Charlestown High halves Lynn High 12 to 0 in football
Charlestown High School defeated Lynn High School 12 to 0 at Lynn this afternoon. Charlestown’s line overwhelmed Lynn, which collapsed under a porous defense. The Charlestown offense used several trick plays to seal the victory.
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Lynn
Charlestown
Lynn High School
Sanitary Criticism Spurs Charlestown Schoolhouse Call
Charlestown Improvement Association members attacked the condition of local schools at a meeting last night. Alderman Presho urged use of reserve funds to build new schoolhouses, noting overcrowding and foul air at Cross Street and Mead Street facilities and urging an additional primary school. A committee was formed to inspect schools and push for appropriation, with members including G. H. Gammans and others.
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Charlestown
Mead Street
Thomas Doane
Boston
Warren
A. V. Lincoln
Cross Street
Presho
N. Y. Brintnall
W. H. Oakes
E. W. Torrey
G. H. Gammans
Association
Alderman Presho
Bull's Cough Prep Sheds Light On Remedies
A brief item notes a home remedy for a coughing ailment known as Bull's Cough, discussing basic measures and common precautions. No specific dates or organizations are mentioned.
City election notes in Massachusetts vote report
Election results show Greenhalge winning Massachusetts for governor with 185 893 votes and Williams 121 404. Boston totals 64 587, Democrats gain three Senate seats and seven House seats, Wolcott reelected lieutenant governor with 60 563 plurality, woman suffrage losing state by 76 940. Debates include possible recounts in Boston and Senate presidential bids by Sanger Lawrence and Darling.
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Russell
Williams
Republican State Committee
Gosnola
Boston
John E. Russell
John BE. Russell
Williams District
Pero Rohn
PRPC
Senate
Suffolk
Lowell
Holyoke
House
Wolcott
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Friends of Woman Suffrage
Samuel Mitchell
John J. Hannon
Dever
Meyer
Southard
North Easton
Sanger
Lawrence
North Adams
Darling
City Campaign Sees Parties Rally for Boston Elections
Republican leaders show little optimism as they push for Mayor Curtis reelection in Boston while Democrats express confidence. Delegates to the mayoralty and aldermanic conventions are to be chosen tomorrow night, with nomination papers due Saturday. Citywide contests include street commissioner and council seats, with many candidates across wards and unions vying for key roles.
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Boston
Greenhalge
Josiah Quincy
Tomorow
Common Council
Donovan
Flood
South Boston
Josiah Dean
Norris
Ward 13
Machinists
J. H.ryan
Trades Council
H. W. Garrity
West
Cabot Street
Bath House
Barry
Isaac Rosnosky
Lee
Bordman Hall
Witt
Walter Burke
Charlestown
Presho
Hallstrom
Fottler
Dyar
Berwin
Sanford
Allen, Folsom
Bryant
Boy Returns From Sea Adventure After False Age Fraud
William A. Whitman, son of the city police inspector, recounts a cattle voyage begun with 14 year old Brendan forging age and a 21 year old ruse. The boys sailed on the Hibernian of the Allan Line, endured a poor diet and hard labor tending 486 cattle, and were paid off in Glasgow. Whitman now opposes the organizers and plans to seek district attorney action.
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William A. Whitman
Manley Whitman
Post
Harry Blizzard
Charles Ballem
Hibernian
Brennan
Glasgow
Boston
Mr. Whitman
Ballem
Willie
West Roxbury Defeats Roxbury High 8 to 6 in Franklin Field
West Roxbury edged Roxbury High 8 to 6 in an afternoon game on Franklin field. The scoring clash produced a tight finish as both sides traded leads before West Roxbury clinched the win.
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Roxbury
West Roxbury
Roxbury High
Franklin Field
Republican Club Telegrams Congratulate Governors Elect
President Appleton of the Republican Club of Massachusetts sent telegrams to Lloyd Lowndes governor elect of Maryland and to General Asa A. Bushnell governor elect of Ohio. The club congratulated Maryland and Ohio on their victory and extended best wishes.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Lloyd Lowndes
Cumberland
Maryland
Asa A. Bushnell
Hollands at Tremont and Northern Lights at Bowdoin Square
The Hollands head a Tremont Theatre double bill with A Man With a Past and The Bicyclists and Too Much Johnson starring William Gillette. New acts at Hollis Street include The Case of Rebellious Susan with Isabel Irving and Eliza Proctor Otis. Boston theatre life runs full as Burmah souvenir night and Northern Lights shine at Bowdoin Square.
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Miollis
Bowdoin Square
E.M
Joseph Holland
Tremont Theatre
Johnson
William Gillette
Boston
St. Louis
Boston Museum
Too Much Johnson
Lyceum Theatre Company
New York
Hollis Street
Herbert Kelley
Elizabeth Tyree
Isabel Irving
Eliza Proctor Otis
Susan
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Montana
Henry Arthur Jones
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Theatrigals at the Y M C A winter program opens
The Christian Union hosted the Jefferson Dramatic Club in Union Hall showcasing A Rural Ruse a dainty sketch of New England life by Miss Winston A Silent Woman a farce by Thomas Lacy and Chums a comedy by F A Harris The Bergmann Orchestra supplied musical selections
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Christian Union
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Jefferson Dramatic Club
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