Harvard Varsity Eleven Begins Post Penn Practice
Harvard varsity practice under Captain Dibblee and Coach Forbes focused on goal kicking and scrappy drills. Burnett, once an unseen kicker, showed potential. Daly led the backs with Gierasch Sawin and Brayton proving sharp. C. Sargent moved to freshman squad. Kendall recovers. A. Sargent guards with a sprained ankle.
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Dibblee
Forbes
Cochrane
Burnett
Haughton
Mills
Brayton
Lawrence
Jaffray
Varsity
Daly
Gierasch
Sawin
Ore
C. Sargent
Donald
Kendall
Yale
Warren
A. Sargent
Comer’s Commercial College Trims Dorchester High 5-0
Comer’s Commercial College defeated Dorchester High School 5-0 on Dorchester Town Field. The game was hotly contested with no scoring in the first half. Fogg's 45 yard TD sealed the win amid a late dispute as Dorchester protested a ruling on the run.
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Dorchester Town
Comer
Commercial College
Dorchester High School
Comer’s
Dorchester
Fogg
Fisher
Leach
McCarthy
Stone
Kernan
Fog
Somerville Defeats Boston Latin 27 to 0 in Gridiron
Somerville High routed Boston Latin 27 to 0 as R Pipe scored 17 points including two field goals from the 20 yard line and two touchdowns. Storey Ball Gately Nagle-O. best play by backs and line. Umpire Sears Referee Saul. Linesmen Cassidy Regan.
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Somerville High
Boston Latin
Somerville
Somerville R. Pipe
Storey
Ball
O'Neil
Gately
Nagle
Guild
Moulton Fitts
Q. D
Sd. B
Hurle Gudda Wisndh
R. H
Han
Pipe
O' Neil
R. Pipe
Igre Ey F. B
Cuddy
Ihite
Sears
Saul
Cassidy
Regan
Georgetown Falls to Virginia 12-0 in Clean Game
Georgetown University football was defeated by the University of Virginia 12 to 0 in a well played contest. Virginia showed stronger work and kicking, Casey was injured in the first half and Welsh replaced him as a large crowd looked on.
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Washington
Georgetown University
University of Virginia
Georgetown
Casey
Welsh
Brockton Wins Opening Roller Polo Opener
The New England League of Professional Roller Polo Clubs opened in Taunton at Odd Fellows Hall. Brockton defeated Taunton 13 to 0 with a large Brockton turnout cheering the win.
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New England League of
Taunton
New England League of Professional
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Brockton
West Brooklines Sweep Mur ray & Irwin Alley Visit
The West Brooklines won three straight games at Murray and Irwin alleys, two were close. Butterfield led as high roller while the visitors edged the home team by two pins in the first and by one pin in the third.
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West Brooklines
Murray & Irwin Alleys
Butterfield
Democrats Gary One Ward Run Sparks Surprise City Race
Mayor Ramsdell launches a surprising bid in his district urging party support. Local Democrats rally behind the candidacy as enrollment in the ward appears strong ahead of the vote.
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Ramsdell
Naphen
Hall
Higgins
Baldwin
Omens Well For 1900 Defeat Surprises In Haverhill
The article reports narrow Republican wins in Haverhill and statewide results with Gov. Wolcott and Rep. McCall securing wins. It notes Barrows defeat, Dallinger victory, and mixed results across wards with focus on Ward 3 as Democratic and Ward 2 close. Senators Lodge and McCall comments frame the Massachusetts political landscape after Election Day.
Casper Muller Defeated By Ernest Roeber In Greco Roman Bout
The match at the Palace Theatre ended with Ernest Roeber defeating Casper Muller after 11 minutes and 15 seconds. Roeber threw Muller for a fall following a tense contest that kept the crowd charged from start to finish. Referee William Rhodes and timekeeper Jack McMasters officiated. Professor Atlas caused a disturbance and then challenged Roeber to a future bout with Atlas.
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Casper Muller
Hercules
Ernest Roeber
Palace Theatre
Roeber
Ernest
Muller
William Rhodes
Jack McMasters
Professor Atlas
Atlas
Watson and Pickaninny Set for Olympic Club Bout
Andy Watson and Billy Hill the Pickaninny headline a 15 round bout at the Olympic Club Lynn this evening. John E Butler vs Joe Robinson in a 10 round semi final with Charley Ringwood and Harry Ross in the six round curtain raiser. Club rooms on Oxford Street near Union Depot. carpenters finish bleachers yesterday. All principals in good shape promising fast clever boxing throughout.
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Andy Watson
Billy Hill
Olympic Club
Lynn
John E. Butler
Joe Robinson
Charley Ringwood
Harry Ross
Oxford Street
Union Depot
Newtowne Beats Central Club in Massachusetts Interclub Series
Newtowne defeated the Central Club of Somerville in billiards and pool last night at Central Club quarters. In billiards Central Dillingham and Daniels both had 150, while Newtowne Hollander 15 and Carrick 75 contributed to a 262 final for Newtowne. In pool Central Clarke 34 and Pushee 28 led to a 72 First team total, with Newtowne Hollander 15 and Carrick 75 powering a 150 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtowne
Central Club
Somerville
Massachusetts
Central
Dillingham
Daniels
Nentowne-Holmes
Horne
Total
Castoria for infants and children The kind you have always bought
An old advertisement note promotes Castoria as the trusted choice for infants and children. It emphasizes consistent quality and familiar branding, appealing to parents seeking a reliable remedy for common childhood ailments.
Roberts Wins Congress Seat Cheerful Chelsea Celebration
The Hon Ernest W Roberts was elected to Congress triggering a jubilant Chelsea celebration. Visitors from Lynn and Everett joined local crowds at Lincoln Hall with speeches by Frank D Allen and Willard Howland as Roberts accepted the victory and pledged to serve the seventh district.
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Chelsea
Ernest W. Roberts
Congress
Lincoln Hall
Lynn
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Everett
John Duncan
George FE. Mitchell
Mitchell
Frank D. Allen
Everett Convention. Mr. Allen
Robert H. Jenkins
Willard Howland
David A. Laurie
First in ten part music students chamber series staged
The opening concert in Association Hall featured Mrs. Marian Titus soprano with Miss Lida J. Low as accompanist. The program included songs by Lehman Haynes Zach Godard Bellini Purcell Lang Liszt Hump Derrick Gounod Hahn and Eva Dell Acqua. The audience was large and the series shows strong support with the next event a piano recital by Leopold Godowsky of Chicago on December 6.
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Association Hall
Marian Titus
Lida J. Low
Liza Lehman
Battison Haynes
Max Zach
Godard
Bellini
Purcell
Lang
Liszt
Humperdinck
Gounod
Hahn
Eva dell’Acqua
Leopold Godowsky
Chicago
Man Arrested for Attempting to Vote on Name of Thomas Callopy
Daniel McKenny aged 40 of 61 Snowhill Street was arrested by Division 1 officers yesterday afternoon for attempting to vote on the name of Thomas Callopy at 18 Parmenter Street in Precinct 5 Ward 6.
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Daniel McKenny
Snowhill Street
Division 1
Thomas Callopy
Parmenter Street
Ramsdell's Big Vote and Local Victory indicated in Lynn
In Lynn on November 8 the defeated Mayor Ramsdell still posted a strong vote lead, outrunning his ticket in and beyond the city by about 1498 votes over Bruce. The DemocraticCongress loss due to many blank ballots, with organized turnout and a near flawless city operation, marks a practical victory despite Ramsdell's defeat.
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Lynn
Ramsdell
Bruce
Roberts
Walcott
Congress
Philip J. Doherty
Salem Election Yields Unexpected Vote Totals
In Salem, Nov 8, with 6211 registered, 4220 votes cast. Democratic district attorney candidate E T McCarthy of Lynn led by about 1500 and defeated W Scott Peters of Haverhill by 587. Governor Wolcott carried the city over Bruce by 980. For Congress Republican W H Moody led E Moody Boynton by 900.
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Cambridge
Wolcott
McCall
Dallinger
Meyers
House of Representatives
A. S. Apsey
Algard
Montgomery
Davis
Pear
Alyard
McCamtl
Salem
E. T. McCarthy
Lynn
W. Scott Peters
Haverhill
Bruce
Congress
W. H. Moody
E. Moody Boynton
Codman Wins Narrow Brookline Victory in Nonpartisan Bid
In Brookline a tight race saw James M. Codman Jr. rebuff Benjamin C. Dean by three votes amid strong cross-party support. Final tallies show Codman 1211 to Dean 1208 with 72 blanks, amid broader county contests including Williams and Sprague prevailing in their races.
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Brookline
Boston
Greater
James M. Codman, Jr
Benjamin C. Dean
Dudley Dean
Harvard
James Dean
Mr. Codman
Blanks
Walcott
W. Murray Crane
Slattery
Fred Homer Williams
Williams
Francis
Codman
Saipomether Bruce
Roger Walcott
William W. Davis
Harrison Dunham
James W. Codman, Jr
Robert O. Harris
Charles A. Gilday
Jonathan Cobb
Samuel H. Capen
Congress
Charles K. Sprague
William H. Baker
Henry H. Francis
Chicopee Democrats Lead in Local Election Returns
In Chicopee Nov 8 Walcott 799 Bruce 874 and Rev E Bisbee Democratic Congress nominee led with 1146 votes while Gillett and Driscoll key figures for Hampden district also posted margins. Democratic slate united and drew strong Republican support.
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Chicopee
Walcott
Bruce
E. Bisbee
Congress
Gillett
D. J. Driscoll
Hampden
F. P. Ludwig
Boyd
Democratic Party
Club Whiskey Ad Promoted By Physicians
An advertisement touts Club as the purest whiskey, recommended by physicians for clubs, home and medicinal use, highlighting its versatility and trusted quality.
Riots and a Killing Taint New Charleston Polls Event
A Greenwood special reports intense excitement at Phenix South Carolina after the shooting of election judge Boaz Ethredge and a white black clash that left T P Tolbert and several negroes mortally wounded. John R Tolbert was gravely wounded and a child died as whites and negros confront each other amid unstable security.
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Charleston
8. C
News and Courier
Greenwood
S. C
Boaz Ethredge
Phenix
T. P. Tolbert
Tolbert
R. R. Tolbert
Congress
Latimer
Ethredge
John R. Tolbert
E. I. Tolbert
Phevix
Ambusty
M. J. Younger
Croswe
Fleming
Mr. Miller
Insolvency creditors meet in Boston and Cambridge notices
Notices announce third creditor meetings for multiple insolvent debtors in Suffolk and Middlesex counties. Meetings set for November 11 1808 and November 10 1808 with assignees to present accounts and creditors to prove claims or object to allowances.
Notice of third creditors meeting for Edward B McLeod
The third meeting of creditors for Edward B McLeod of Boston is set for Friday November 11 1898 at ten oclock in the forenoon in the Insolvency Court Room Court House Pemberton Square Boston. Creditors may present claims and appear to object to the assignee Percy A Bridgman assignee at 80 Court Street Boston.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
William G. Hay
Boston
Boweton
Sewall C. Brackett
Pemberton Square
Alanson M. Steve
Cambridge
Middlesex
Wilfred B. Rich
Edward B. McLeol
Oeert
Court House
Boktucin
Ten O'Clohn
Percy A, Bridgnam
Court Street
Insolvency creditors meeting for Maurice A. Nysthal
Suffolk court proceedings announce a creditors meeting in Boston on November 11 at ten in the forenoon. Creditors may appear to present claims and review assignees accounts for allowance. James E Young, Assignee, presides.
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Suffolk
Maurice A. Ng‘sthal
Boston
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Kersey
Ana
DERBY
Sexooe
Um Re
feree—Macdonald
Arks
Robinson
Atten
T'tl
Bowies
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Eeeree
Tutterfiela
Edge
Murray & Irwins
Bowler
T’tl
Phillips Sedaepeprrenes
di Byrnes
Irwip
Dennis
Fambridge
Garry
Barrows
Senator Ledge
Gov. Wolcott
Young’s
New York
Senator Lodge
Roosevelt
Crane
Smith
Senate
Bates
House
Moody
Port
George H. Lyman
Champlin
Campridge
W. H. Lott
Berwin
Parker’s
Mr. Bruce
Leavin
Parker House
Old Bay
State Committee
Empire State
George Fred Williams
Congressman Moody
Congressman Barrows
Post
John Drohan
Quincy House
Fitzgerald
Democratic Organization
Democratic
Krebs
Pia
Congressman McCall
Republican Party
War Department
Nephen
Seventh Congressional District
McKinley
Quinn
Quincy
Mr. Barrows
Tenth District
Alderman Berwin
Reublicans
Addressent Co. H, Mason. M.D
President Smith
The
Goetting
Young’s Hotel
Kr. ficNamara
Jeremiah
Governor’s Council
Quirk
Jordan
Marsh & Co
T'd
Newtownre
Crockett Ener
Kemp Sete
Small
Kluker
Scseeeserr
Alley Eeeaabaneiaae
Brastow
Tobertson
Lyon
MTA
Charles River Park
America
Mechanics’ Fair Pool
Connolly
Adams House Cashin
Heard’s
Hotel Touraine
Herrick’s
Trinity Square
Clark's
Appleton & Bassett
Wash
St. Mechanics’ Building
Grand Hall
David Goldman
Wilfred J. Gaffney
Devonshire Street
William T. Glover
Frank L. Locklin
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