Free Physical Culture Today and Friday for Children
Free program for children with parents at PROF. GORDON'S Academy Boylston at Room 48, open evenings this week.
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Prof. Gordon's Academy
Boylston
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
3
Daly Injured Threatens Harvard Brown Game
Harvard's captain Charles Daly bruised his knee in practice and may miss the Brown game. Coach Haughton works punting options as Kendall and Stillman attempt punts. Putnam shows promise but lacks development. Devens is a star. Players show little enthusiasm and coaches emphasize first principles drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Daly
Harvard
Daly
Providence
Haughton
Ellis
Kendall
Stillman
Brown
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Crimson
Putnam
Varsity
Dibblee
Devens
Boxing Gossip Calls Out 110 Pound Boxers
W H Carly Milford Mass recalls Denny Sullivan famed in Ike Web era and notes the challenge by Charley OConnell Cambridge to Young Finley or any 110 pound boxer near Boston. He doubts Danny Snyder claims 110 pounds and says Snyder can box 118 to 122 pounds but could not weigh 110 without injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Carly
Milford
Mass
Ike Web
Denny Sullivan
Charley O’connell
Cambridge
Young Finley
Norfolk Association
Boston
Danny Snyder
O’connell
Snyder
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Triangular League games loom as Williams visits Amherst Saturday
Amherst hosts Williams in the first Triangular League contest with Wesleyan also in the mix. Princeton is said to be weak, Columbia and Cornell woes cited, and Yale seeks a solid ends coach amid injury woes to Hawley Pierce. Local clubs seek low weight teams and half-expense terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Williams
Wesleyan
Princeton
Columbia
Cornell
John McQuade
Georgetown University
War Department
Washington
Warner
Iridians
Yale
Hawley Pierce
Pierce
Tiger A. A
Arth Whitney
East Seventh Street
Boston
Jamaicas
Jamaica Plain
Thomas Nolan
Paul Gore Street
Harvard
Pennsy
Pennsylvania
Frank Hinkey
Lafayette A. C
Cambridge
Waite
Lopez Street
Cambridgeport
Savin Hill
Cayselle
Pleasant Street
Roxbury
Cure for Goitre Promised by Cincinnati Physician
Dr John P Haig a Cincinnati physician offers a free trial package claiming to cure Goitre without pain or surgery. He cites Mrs Lillian Brown cured after 22 years and notes Bombay India where 60000 patients were treated with the same remedy. Send name and address to 423 Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio for postage paid delivery. Do not delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Brown
Haig
John P. Haig
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bombay
India
Elkes Breaks Two Mile Record in Brookton Ride
Harry Elkes equalled the world two mile record and shaved seconds from mile marks up to fourteen miles in Brockton. A motor failure after the fourteenth lap caused a fall but he remained determined as his eleven miles dipped under sixteen minutes and fourteen miles finished in 20 19.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Harry Elkes
Eikes
Tenzier
Stinson
Bauge
Ellis
Berkeley Oval
Speakers for Doyle Rally at Cabot Street Bath House
A rally tonight on Cabot street bath house grounds supports Alderman James H. Doyle in his bid for re nomination. Speakers include Joseph A. Denison Councilman James J Curley Thomas F Curley George O Whittaker Thomas J Cahill Representative James A. Watson and James H Doyle with James J Casey presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabot Street Bath House
James H. Doyle
Joseph A. Denison
James J. Curley
Thomas F. Curley
George O. Whittaker
Thomas J. Cahill
James A. Watson
James J. Casey
Giblin Rally Set at Lyceum Hall to Back Alderman Candidate
A meeting at Lyceum Hall Friday night will rally support for Thomas J. Giblin for Alderman. Speakers include Giblin, Representative William C.S. Healey, Hon. James Watson, McLean, Gordon McKay, John W. Oonan, Richard Hennessy, Charles E. McGinn and John Hickey, with Daniel W. Gallagher presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Hall
Thomas J. Giblin
William C.S. Healey
James Watson
N McLean
Gordon McKay
John W. Oonan
Richard Hennessy
Charles E. McGinn
John Hickey
Daniel W. Gallagher
Rally for Douglass Ward Committee Ticket
A rally will be held at Lyceum East Boston tonight at 8 o'clock to support the Douglass ward committee ticket. The event aims to boost turnout and backing for the slate in local elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum East
Boston
Douglass Ward Committee
Senator Hanna Says He Does Not Want Presidency
In Cleveland on Oct 31 Speaker Henderson told about 200 Republicans that Hanna is viewed as a Northwest presidential possibility four years ahead. Hanna confirmed hearing such talk but said he does not want to be president after McKinley. He departs for New York then returns to Washington for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Henderson
National House of Representatives
Union Club
Cleveland
Hanna
Northwest
Timent
McKinley
New York
Washington
Man Using False Names Fails to Appear for Charlestown Arraignment
A man who used the name John Doe and attempted voting under two aliases did not appear for arraignment in Charlestown court. Bondsman James Sweeney must forfeit his bail. Police say the suspect voted early at Precinct 6 Ward 3 as Alfred Branston and Dennis O Callahan before being arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Charlestown Court
James Sweeney
Doe
Alfred J. Branston
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Dennis O’callahan
Ferrin Street
Boston College Preps Beat Fittons at Wood Island Park
The Boston College Preps defeated the Fittons 5 to 0 at Wood Island Park yesterday. A highlight was J. Sullivan's 100 yard run for the sole touchdown of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
Fittons
Wood Island Park
J. Sullivan
Polo Games Last Night in New England Matches
Local scores from Waterbury and Plymouth Plymouth and Clinton Clinton show mixed results as Gardiner Maine, Portland Maine, Brockton Massachusetts, East Weymouth Massachusetts, and Lawrence Massachusetts compete. The British Women's Emigration Society promotes free passage to western Australia for capable domestic servants, with tips on favorable shifts and hiding from the mother country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
New Haven
Gardiner
Portland
Plymouth
Pawtucket
Clinton—Clinton
East Weymouth
Lawrence—Lawrence
Brockton
British Women’s Emigration Society
Western Australia
Butt
Bright's disease remedy offer from Scott and Bowne
An advertisement states Bright's disease is incurable but notes Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil as valuable to support the body in fighting the illness. It invites readers to request a sample offer from Scott & Bowne of New York at 400 Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
Post election mood as Republicans smile in wake of victory
Survey of political faces at Parker House shows Republicans celebratory while Democrats acknowledge sleepless vigils. E B Callender re elected to the House, McKinley hailed, McCarthy the port surveyor shares smiles, and John Sullivan edges Colby in a surprising fifth district win as cheers spread across Ward 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
E. B. Callender
Post
House of Representatives
McKinley
Crane
Pierce
John Shaw
Quincy
Massachusetts
Dr. Pierce
Congress
J. J. McCarthy
M. M. Cunniff
New York
John A. Sullivan
Colby
Laurel
Williams Poised to Shape Massachusetts Democratic Chair Race
Rumors swirl over whether George Williams’s faction will keep control of the Massachusetts Democratic State committee. Current chair Callahan and William McNary are named as possible successors, with Williams backing a liberal policy and inclusion. A January election looms as party factions weigh consolidation and broader welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Democratic State
Williams
Boston Machine
Boston Democracy
Wiles
State Committee
Christopher v. Callahan
William 8. McNary
Gargan
Collins
Corbett
Lee
Union
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Mr. Williams
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Boston
Engagement announced after accident at horse show
Herbert L. Swift son of Gustavus F. Swift and Miss Berenice Jocelyn daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Jocelyn became engaged after a carriage accident on the way to a Chicago horse show. They reached the event late yet in high spirits and plan a winter wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Herbert L. Swift
Gustavus F. Swift
Swift & Company
Berenice Jocelyn
F. C. Jocelyn
State Street the Day After Re-elects McKinley Quietly
State Street absorbed the McKinley victory without ruffles as copper shares surged. The day featured heavy activity in copper stocks like Amalgamated, Boston Montana and Parrot while bogus Montana despatches spread through the street. Late reports from T W Lawson indicated two Montana judges defeated and two Republican judges elected, with Standard Oil firming to a record high and announcing a dividend of 10 dollars per share, boosting total annual payouts to 48 percent and cumulative disbursements since 1890 to 73 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
McKinley
Montana
Standard Ol
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Atchison
National Rube, Sugar
Isle Royale
Amalgamated
Federal Steel
Old Dominion
Union Pacific
Utah Consolidated
Boston
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Parrot
Anaconda
Heinze
Amalgamated Company
Fol
Lowing
Mr. T
Lawson
Clancy
Carter
Clark
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Standard Trust
Standard Oil Company
Shinburn Must Return to New Hampshire for Nine-Year Sentence
Plattsburgh New York reports County Judge Shedden ordered Max Shinburn the famed bank burglar to be delivered to New Hampshire authorities to serve the remaining nine years of his sentence at Concord Prison. Sheriff Tuttle of Keene and detective J W Rogers will escort him, departing at 7 am by steamer to Burlington then via Montpelier and White River Junction to Concord with handcuffs intact.
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Tuttle
Keene
Cheshire County
N Re
J. W. Rogers
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Burlington
Montpelier
White River Junction
Concord
Shinburn
Triumph of the Principles of Good Government Over Bryanism
Senator Hanna hailed the election results as a rebuke of Bryanism and a triumph for good government. He praised Republican prospects, predicted continued prosperity, and noted some states as already or possibly shifting toward Republican gains. Signed M. A. Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Hanna
Bicycle Men Aim To Set Motor Cycle Record At 6 A M
Veteran bicycle dealer W. Be. Sanborn and F. F. Cameron of the Brown cycle agency plan to establish a motor cycle record with an Orient Autogo, starting at 6 a m. The Metropolitan Wheelmen are forming a football team and a meeting is set for Friday at 9 at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Sanborn
F. F. Cameron
Brown Cycle Agency
Orient Autogo
New York
Cycle Board of Trade
Philadelphia
Abnormal Insects Found in Special British Collection
Researchers report bug eccentricities in a special collection from Britain. Specimens include moths with male and female wings on opposite sides, butterflies lacking forewings, and insects with unusual numbers of antennae or legs.
World of Sport Topics in Newport Races and Baseball
Yacht racing off Newport next August appeals for easy access from shore and small tidal difference. Bill Lange may return to a Chicago uniform if Orphans offer incentives. Madison Square Garden horse show entries reach a record near 1500 with 300 exhibitors. Albert G. Spalding praises Paris games as a catalyst for European athletics but notes tepid English interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Sandy Hook
Bill Lange
Chicago
Lange
Madison Sanara Garden
New York
Albert G. Spalding
Europe
Paris
Fencing Contests Set for December 1 in Middlesex Hall
The feud contest between Lucien Fournon and Henri Godat is scheduled for December 1 at Turn Verein Hall on Middlesex street. A single bout to 15 points decides the winner with Eugene Noore as Godat's second and Fred Morrison of Harvard as Fournon's. Referees are yet to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Fournon
Henri Godat
Public School Association Opens Campaign HQ at 2 Washington St
The Public School Association has opened its campaign headquarters at 2 Washington Street, retaining a large room overnight until after the election. A committee on registration of women will be in attendance daily to assist women who wish to register but lack knowledge of the process. Mr Edward A Adler oversees operations as assistant foreman and organizer.
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The
Public School Association
Washington Street
Edward A. Adler
Associaon
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