Yale Centre Weakest Point in Line Camp Says
Walter Camp in the Herald criticizes Yeales line as ragged with weak center play. Halfbacks lack unity and judgment. defensive work is ineffective. Several candidates for center are discussed, with Winter and Wallis noted as veterans still regaining form. Sanford, McCormick, and Hickok feature among possible centers as injuries and coaching shifts loom.
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New York
Walter Camp
Herald
Yale
Stillman
Sanford
Heffelfinger
Morrison
sieCormick
eCrea
Ives
Hickok
McCrea
Thoroughbred Racing Results From Guttenburg Gloucester Meet
Report covers six races with winners Salisbury Allan Bane Sir Walter Raleigh Ma Belle Caledonia Bob Sutherland and Allan Bane. Notes fast times and betting odds. includes detailed placings and horse names such as One Ma Belle Sir Walter Raleigh and Mamie B. B. across varied distances.
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Guoverster
N. J
Tus Boomine Post
Salisbury
Allan Bane
Sir Walter Raleigh
Ma Belie
Caledonia
Bob Sutherland
Walter Raeigh
Panhandle
Irregular
Tyne
Bettig
Silisbury
wWon
Fenelon
Baylor
Ella
Freezer
Ila
Mamie B. B
Ville Marie
Mamie
Mailens
Chauncey
Johnny O'Connor
Bon Voyage
John R
Dewdrép
Adventuress
Vera
Lady Ballard
Dan Sullivan
Gamester
Spot
Lizzie T
Eugene
Skadi
Miss Bess
Eleanor
Jack Pot
Berwyn
Young Lottery
Beluemoniv
Bolivar
Fiuvet
Lol
Marguerite
Sandowne
Vespisian
False Ahrens
Leigh
Tightaway
Badge
King Crab
Loey
Experience
Rico
Dagonet
Miss
Yale the Favorite in Thanksgiving Grid Clash
Commentary suggests Yale holds best chance against Harvard with Yale and Penn match looming. Critics note Harvard weak, Princeton weak, Cornell stout, and Yale’s strong form may tilt the Yale Harvard game.
Interscholastic football title race narrows to close contest
The Boston Latin and Manual Training teams show equal strength in a tight season. Cambridge High and Latin tie with Manual Training while Hipkinton beat Cambridge High and Latin by a touchdown. English High lags, Happy leads with two wins but faces Manual Training and Boston Latin.
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Boston Latin
Manual
Cambridge High
Latin
Hipkintons
Youp Manual Training
Wrenn
Brewer
QURRY FOLEY S BENEFIT BALL GAME IN TOWN
Baseball players planning to winter in the city gather at the South End grounds this afternoon for the last game of the season. The event is a benefit for the veteran player Curry Foley, with enthusiasts urged to contribute to a worthy cause.
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South End
Mad den keeps for another killing at Gloucester track
Speculators urged to note that the horse Madden did not run today and is held for a later run. Results show Frank C winning the first race and various placings across six races with times and betting odds listed. Rob Roy's selections include Grenadier and Telephone among others.
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GloucestEr
N.J
Boomine Post
Madden
Frank C
Matt
Anawan
King Regent
Neodamia
Magee
Larrature
Majella
Airtight
Hawkeye
Prather
Lonely
Dr. Wilcox
Cassanova
Lallah
False B
Cloverdale
Nulan
Admission Races at Frank lin Park Saugus Today and Tomorrow
Admission is free for all. Entries list multiple horses and owners for today and tomorrow’s 2 o’clock races at Frank lin Park in Saugus with classes 2:35, 2:29, 2:19 and a special free-for-all. Races feature trotting and pacing by numerous grooms and owners including Minor, Mansur, Fitz gerald, Newell, Kimball, Nay, Merril, Riley and others.
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Franklin Park
Saugus
W. H. Minor
Colonel Mansur
George W.W
G. Daniel Ho
Patchen
C. E. Mosher
B. G. Charlie
J. H. Fifield
B. m. Ruby Mae; J. E. Fitzgerald
Osseo
F. A. Newell
B. S
H. Titer
Ch. S. Flying Morgan
Br. G. Surprise
J. W. Brodbine
H.s. Sandy Morris
Oti
H. Merrill
X. Boy
R. W. Robbs
B. G
Big F
B. G. Kimball
Honest Ben
G. Kimball
B. G. Zamo
W. H. Allen
Dan Mace
R. Bailey
Wallis Seeks New England Bout at 118 Lbs in Suffolk Club Tourney
James T. Wallis the 125 pound amateur boxing champion of New England wants to meet any New England boxer at 118 pounds at the Suffolk Athletic Club tournament set for Bumstead Hall on December 1. The club will add an open 145 pound class if enough entries are received.
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New England
James T. Wallis
Suffolk Athletic Club
Bumstead Hall
Freshmen Triumph In Annual South End Football Game
Tech freshmen beat sophomores 14 to 0 in a rain soaked South End clash. Batchelder scored three touchdowns aided by Leber and Sias kicked one goal. Captain Thomas starred for the victors as Cane rush crowns the day with the seniors and juniors joining the finale won by ’06.
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Leber
Sias
Batchelder
Thomas
Lawson
Saunders Lahbosky
S . Mayer Gilman
Robinson Schutz
Manthan Cushing
Guirl
Whitney Newell
F.C. Smith Ieens
Shins Thomas
Bockswell Leber Oer
Howland Surs
Chess Cesses
Mende
Batcheller
J. Wardner
J. L. Beattie
Sophs
Harvard to Meet Yale in Final Preseason Football Clash
Harvard faces a likely final football game before Yale, set for Navy 19 at 8 30 in Jarvis Field, against the B A A eleven. Harvard’s injured stars return, Upton starts at tackle, Newell and Hathewell back in form, Brewer to punt, while Boston’s five of the B A A squad include Thiyer Wrenn Tukey Pierce and Highlands.
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Harvard
Yale
Navy
Jarvis Fied
Boston
Newell and
Hathewell
Acton
Upton
Lake
Gray
Corbett
Cornell
Brewer
Thiyer
Wrenn
Tukey
Pierce
Highlands
Boa
Emmions
Tukey Waters
Herce Gotte
Highlands Newell
Waters Shanowoil
Belifiels Ee
Pepe Batateott
SAGE
Anthony Brewer
MeNear
Harvard Handicaps Track Meet At Holmes Field
The Harvard Athletic Association held its annual handicap events on Holmes field. Weathered by snow, times were decent for newcomers. Winners included O W Shead in the 120 yard hurdles and W F Garcelon in the 440 yard dash, with other victories in the mile walk, two mile bicycle, shot put, hammer throw, and jumps.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Holmes Field
O. W. Shead
K. Brown
ES. Benedict
E. B. Bloss
C. S. Fulier
Died
Lingram
F. Johnson
A. L. Endicott
A. Blake
J. Corbin
W. F. Garcelon
H. C. Lekin
C. B. Hawes
F. 8. Bidiott
E. K. Bowser
N. W. Bingham
G. L. Collins
E. S. Benedict
H. A. Buil
M. Green
F. A. Dorman
Bowser
Colin
Bull
A. Coonley
G. D. Whitehead
C. G. Hubbell
J. C. Nichols
P. W. Whittemer
G. C. Chaney
E. James
H. M. Wheelwright
E. H.clark
W. E B. Putnam
Dunraven appeals as America’s Cup talks advance
New York November 7 H Maitland Kersey of White Star Line informs New York Yacht Club committee that a cable from Lord Dunraven confirms concessions from last week’s meeting. Press details sketch only that Dunraven is satisfied with the concessions, which concern the dimension publicity and other deed of gift restrictions. A challenge to a foreign club may follow, signaling a likely timing for the America's Cup race.
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New York
H. Maitland Kersey
White Star Line
New York Yacht Club
Lord Dunraven
Dunraven
Kersey
New York Club
Beverly's Shoe District Fire Threatens Industry
A serious fire in Beverly tonight damaged the five story shoe factory of Myron Woodbury at Bow and Rantoul streets. Sparks threatened the district as air was thick with smoke. two hours of water deluge limited the blaze to the roof. Losses total about 50000 with insured amounts widely listed for Woodbury Field & Co Crossman Smith & Dixon and others.
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Beverly
Myron Woodbury
Bow and
Rantoul Streets
P. A. Fields & Co
G. H. Crossman & Co
Smith & Dixon
Field & Co
RK. E. Larcom
Crossman’s. Kield & Co
Big Heffelfinger’s Chicago Eleven to meet B A A on Thanksgiving
Big Heffelfinger and associates of the Chicago Athletic Club will line up against the B A A football team on Thanksgiving Day in Chicago. Corbett Waters and Upton from Harvard join the Crimson eleven for its final game on November 19. Manager Cornish has arranged preparations and Unicorn will depart for Chicago November 21. The B A A squad will be strengthened with top players from its ranks to gear up for this one big game.
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Cornell
Crimson
Yale
Cambridge
Princeton
McCormick
University of Pennsylvania
Big Heffelfinger
Chicago Athletic Club
Windy City
Corbett
Waters
Upton
Cornish
Lerve
Chicago
Is Theodore Child Dead
Tehran November 7 report states Theodore Child of Harper's has died in Isfahan after cholera illness. J Henry Harper of Harper & Brothers doubts the report's authenticity, noting a September letter described recovery in Tabriz and Teheran by the 8th of October.
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Childs
Harper
Child
Teheran
Theodore Child
Oxford
Paris
Harper's
India
Italian waiter Baravalle tried for U S Seaport death
In Genoa on November 7 the Baravalle trial concluded with a verdict of not premeditated murder for stabbing Frank Reilly, a stoker aboard the U S cruiser Newark, during a lodging dispute at Hotel Universe. He received twelve and a half years in prison plus perpetual ban from city or state employment and trial costs.
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Baravalle
Frank Reilly
Stoker
United States
Newark
Garavalle
Reilly
Universe
Narrow Escape Aboard San Juan Near Port Hartford
The Pacific mail steamer San Juan commanded by Captain Pitts ran ashore a few miles south of Port Hartford yesterday. After two hours she backed off and appeared undamaged though a heavy sea smashed lower deck windows and flooded the cabin. Passengers and crew maintained order throughout.
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San Diego
Cal
Pacific Mail
San Juan
Pitts
San Francisco
Port Hartford
Election Riot in Lisbon Over Ballots Turns Violent
Lisbon reports a riot at Povor de Varzia during an election as fishermen and laborers clash over ballot dates. The dispute escalated with knives and stones used, many injured, with reports of several deaths unconfirmed. Authorities have not yet confirmed fatalities.
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Lisbon
Povor de Varzia
Mawdsley says mill workers favor arbitration talks
London November 7. Mr Mawdsley stated that cotton mills employees wish to avoid a winter of hardship and are ready to discuss arbitration with Masters Federations representatives but with no one else.
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London
Disputed Abduction Case Sees American Release on Bail
Paris dispatch reports Ward, a wealthy American accused of abducting an under aged girl, released on bail as prosecution ends. He was extradited from Belgium and now faces alleged blackmail claims.
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Paris
Bourges
Ward
Belgium
Over-heat in politics ends in fatal hotel shooting
At the Pelham Bridge Hotel in Pelham New York John Elliott proprietor shot and killed John Heiney of Westchester village during a heated political quarrel. Elliott was arrested claiming self defense.
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Penham
N. Y
Pelham Bridge
John Elliott
John Heiney
Westchester
Elliotts
Congressional race opinions split on Meyer and Wilkinson
The narrative notes T. F. Webb of Labor and Judge A. Clumby as independent Democrats. In the first district supporters back General Adolph Meyer, while James Wilkinson predicts victory by sweeping the Republican vote.
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T. F.webb
Judge A. Clumby
Friends of
Adolph Meyer
James Wilkinson
State Republicans Expect Large Indiana Victory Push
J K Gowdy, chair of the Republican State committee, predicts Indiana will go Republican by seven to ten thousand voters. He cites a thorough county organization and a robust schoolhouse campaign as reasons for expected gains in Congress and the state legislature. Democrat Thomas Taggart counters with confidence in a Democratic win beyond ten thousand plurality and vows to defend unsullied ballots.
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Indianappouis
Ind
J. K. Gowdy
Republican State Committee
Inini
Leason
Thomas Taggart
Democratic State Committee
United States
Cleveland favored by New York voters says Boston speaker
Mr C Vey Holman of Boston, with Hon D J McGillicuddy of Maine, urged in New York that Cleveland will win by a large margin due to Tammany Hall's support and David B Hill's party effort. Ex-Speaker Reed agreed that NY decides the national result, if Cleveland carries the Empire State.
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Cleveland
Tom Reed
New York
C. Vey Holman
Boston
New York State
D. J. McGillicuddy
Maine
Post
David B. Hill
Tammany Hall
Empire State
Hoffman Flouse
Reed
Till
Republicans Hoping for Victory in Close Virginia Contest
In Ricamonp Virginia on November 7 Republicans push that endorsing Populist Congressmen will attract the third party vote for presidential electors. They claim 1500 votes won in 1885 show they will win Tuesday while Democrats say the boost may only produce one or two Congressmen and that the state remains solidly Democratic though the result will be tight.
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Ricamonp
Republlicans
Senator Tarasicki shoots self amid Parliament turmoil
Vienna November 7. Senator Count Johann Tarasicki of an old Polish family attempted suicide to remain in the Parliament buildings. He fired a pistol at his head. the bullet glanced. He is removed to his apartments and likely to recover. Debt and heavy betting on horse racing are noted as factors.
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Vienna
Johann Tarasicki
Universal suffrage meetings in Brussels turn riotous
In Brussels on November 7, 8000 people attended universal suffrage rallies across several quarters. Speakers delivered violent rhetoric as crowds waved red flags and sang revolutionary anthems while marching through the streets.
Fatal Fall In Norwich Barn Lands Tinner Dead
Norwich Conn Nov 7 Wilson E Soper a tinner fell from Piersons barn at noon and was instantly killed Another workman on the staging was severely hurt Soper was about 30 years old
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Norwich
Conn
Wilson E. Soper
Pierson
Soper
Steamer reports capsized schooner near Point Betsy
The steam barge George Dunbar reached Lupineron Mich and said it passed the overturned schooner off Point Betsy last Saturday afternoon. The vessel is believed to be the B. FE. Wale, missing for two weeks. Owned by captain Lowrey, the Wale carried six crewmen, all presumed killed in the recent gale.
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Lupineron
Mich
George Dunbar
Point Betsy
Wade
Lowrey
Train Wreck Near Fanwood Station In New Jersey
A heavily loaded coal train wrecked in the cut west of Fanwood station on the New Jersey Central line. Engineer Henry Swartz said he was dozing when the crash occurred and could provide no details on the cause.
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Plainfield
N. J
Fanwood Station
New Jersey Central Railroad
Henry Swartz
Mrs Clark Burned as Flames Burst From Furnace
Mrs Louis P Clark suffered severe burns when flames erupted from a furnace while she kindled a fire at PortTLane Maine. Her husband, an American Express messenger, was in Boston at the time and unable to assist.
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Porttlane
Louis P. Clark
American Express
Boston
Secret to youthful looks claims Dr Greene remedy
A socialite reveals that two factors strong nerves and good digestion shape a perfect complexion. The article touts Dr Greene's Nervira blood and nerve remedy as a safe vegetable treatment for weak nerves and stomach liver disorders, with testimonials from Mrs Mary Frances Lytle of Rochester New York and notes of free consultation from Dr Greene at Temple Place Reston Mass.
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Mary Frances Lytle
Slunter Alley
Rochester
N.Y
Peck Case Decision Expected By Monday in Albany
Judge Clute informed District Attorney Exton that a ruling in the Peck case has been reached but time is needed to confer with colleagues. He indicated a decision would likely be handed down next Monday.
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Albany
N. Y
Clute
Exton
Peck
Burglars Raid Local Post Office and Stores
Burglars last night entered the post office Old Coony railroad station and the stores of Walter Howard and H Manley Clark. They secured about 20 or 257 stamped envelopes but the safe was not touched. Other robberies were small.
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Rawpotron
Boomina
Coony
Walter = itoward
H. Manley Clark
Barn on Monument avenue burns at Swampscott
A large and elegant barn on the W. H. Stewart summer estate on Monument avenue Swampscott was destroyed by fire tonight incurring about 5000 dollars in losses. Authorities suspect the blaze was set by tramps.
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Swampscott
W. H. Stewart
Monument Avenue
Egyptian cotton crop expected to top five million bales
Cairo dispatch reports the Egyptian cotton crop is anticipated to exceed 5,000,000 bales, about 495,000,000 pounds, a yield far above the best previous records.
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Cairo
The
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