Harvard Sees Slump Brings Coach Worries
Harvard football eyes a troubling downturn with Daly sidelined for likely Saturday action. Brown looms with Harvard in weak form after a lackluster secret practice showing slow linemen and no spark. Dibblee and Daly missing boost, while Gierasch and Stillman show limited impact as critics question bluffing and effort.
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Harvard
Brown
Daly
Gierasch
Barnard
Dibblee
Haughton
Stillman
Yale
Penn
Burnett
Lée
Bob’ Emmons
John Dunlop
Forbes
Cabot
Norton
Shaw
Waters
Boal
Donald
Iselin to manage Columbia in America's Cup defenses
New York November 8 C Oliver Iselin will manage the old defender Columbia in the trial races next summer. The new yacht is being built at Herreshoff's shops in Bristol Rhode Island to defend the cup against Sir Thomas Liptons challenge.
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New York
C. Oliver Iselin
Columbia
Herreshoff’s
Bristol
R.I
Thomas Lipton
No Game with Dartmouth Canceled by Princeton
Captain Pell announced the Dartmouth game scheduled for next Saturday has been cancelled after the Dartmouth manager requested it. No college game will be played before Yale, but daily scrimmage with the scrubs will continue until the Yale matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Pell
Dartmouth
Childs
Yale
Scrubs
Omer
Tigers
Commercial Rowing League Opens With Two Wins
The newly organized Commercial Rowing League began with two matches on the St James alleys. Beacon defeated Chamber of Commerce twice while Chamber of Commerce led by 789 in their first game but slipped. Newspaper team led early against North Shore then faded to lose by one pin.
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Commercial Rowing League
St. James Alleys
Beacon
Chamber of Commerce
North Shore
U S A Lowell invites games with top Boston teams
The U S A basketball team of Lowell seeks matches with premier Boston area teams this season. Address M mpsey manager Worthen street Lowell. The Gasryoun Football Club of Cambridge will hold a special meeting Sunday at 539 Hanover street at 2 0. All members are requested to be present.
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Lowell
Boston
Vicinity
Mpsey
Worthenstager
Gasryoun
Campridge
Hanover Street
Binney Named As Cup Defender Candidate In New York
A New York despatch names Arthur Binney as one of two possible managers for the new cup defender in trial races against the Columbia and in the series with Shamrock II. Binney has sailed on the Puritan Mayflower and Pilgrim and helped form the Boston syndicate that built Pilgrim. If chosen he would bring Flastern skill and yacht design renown to the defense effort.
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Boston
New York
E. A. Willard
J. M. Forbes
C. Oliver Islen
Arthur Binney
Binney
Stinson Waller Partners for Madison Square Garden Six Day Race
W E Stinson the pace follower is entered for the six day race at Madison Square Garden starting December 10 with Frank Waller as his partner. McFarland and Cooper the American sprinters return this week on the steamship St Louis with four foreign teams destined for the Garden contest. European entrants include Jougoltz Simar Muller La Ponte Kaiser Ryser Fisher Chevalier and Fredericks.
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New York
Stinson
Madison Square Garden
Frank Waller
McFarland
Cooper
St. Louis
the Garden
Jougoltz
Simar
Starbuck Leaves Hospital After Tandem Crash
Frank Starbuck among popular Charles River Park riders leaves Baltimore hospital after a motor tandem crash. Flesh was torn from thigh, leg shortened by two inches,racing likely over, yet supporters fund his aid. Simar to join Gougoltz in six day race. McFarland vs Des Granges dispute. Linton marries Blanche Beauneur. Chelsea Cycle Club president returns from Maine. local riders thank Post. pins offered for century ride. Press Cycling Club to form football team. Thanksgiving game planned with Middlesex Cycle Club.
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Frank Starbuck
Charles River Park
Baltimore
Bill Martin
Starbuck
Starbue
Simar
Europe
Gougoltz
Floyd McFarland
Des Granges
Parc Des Princes
Paris
Long Mac
Jacquelin
Tny
Lon
McFarland
France
Tom Linton
Blanche Beauneur
Dudley Marks
Boston
America
Arthur B. Leigh
Chelsea Cycle Club
Maine Froods
Watson J. Walker
C. C. Ricker
South Framingham
Newburyport Cycle Club
Gordon-oods
Messrs
Stone
Wallace
Massachusetts Avenue
Press Cycling
Metropolitan
Middlesex Cycle Club
Cambridge
Pick A Back and Beer Election Bet Staged
At Washington and Hanover streets T H Herman of Adam Koch's Restaurant carried S H Archibald on his back to the American House after an election wager. The stunt, to be crowned with a beer at 11 pm, drew a cheering crowd as Bryan faced McKinley in the bet.
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T. H. Herman
Adam Koch
Washington and
Hanover Streets
S. H. Archibald
Washington Street
Herman
Bryan
Archibald
McKinley
Boston Central United Irish League Meet at Parker House
A meeting of the Boston Central branch United Irish League will be held at Parker House Room 6 this evening at 7:30. A report on the general election fund will be presented and the proposed constitution will be put forward for adoption.
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Boston
United Irish League
Parker House
Whist Party Honors Held at Mahegan Home
The Mahegan residence at 503 East Fifth Street South Boston hosted a whist gathering with fifteen tables. Prizes awarded include first gentleman John Drury and first lady Flanagan, plus second prizes to Henry McLaughlin and Dell Mullen. A vocal and instrumental center provided music between changes, followed by a midnight luncheon and dancing. Guests included Selby and Connell families, Flanagan sisters, Donovan sisters, Sullivan, and McLaughlin among others.
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John Mahegan
East Fifth Street
Boston
John Drury
Flanagan
Enry McLaughlin
Dell Mullen
Herbert
Donovan
Alleged Slayer Bailey Case Heard In Court At Lynn
Witnesses described Bailey’s disappearance and the gruesome discovery in Floating Bridge Pond. Best's behavior was scrutinized as the prosecution and defense built their narratives. Testimony covered Bailey’s last seen moments, possible threats, and various farm events while jurors weighed motive and opportunity.
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Lynn
Bailey
Best
Bridge Pond
W. S. Peters
Haverhill
James H. Sisk
William L. Baker
Boston
Berry
Joseph G. Pinkham
George
James English
Floating Bridge Pond
Daniel F. Flynn
John Lyons
Garney
Hannah Hawkes
Edmonds Farm House
Rowe
Benjamin N. Johnson
Breakheart
Maine
Deary
Charles Deary
Saugus
Sink
Winfield Rowe
Cliftondale
Main
Forest Streets
John Best
Griffin
Carteiaees
Ariitin Chess Casas
Jusie Young
John
Déary
Kellher’s
Annual Meeting of Associated Charities of Boston
The annual gathering at Steinert Hall elected officers led by President Robert Treat Paine. Reports showed 3008 new and 6106 old families registered, 2018 friendly visits, and 1355 children aided. A deficit of 2021 dollars was covered from reserves. gifts reduced reserves by 708 dollars. Speakers included James B. Reynolds and Rev Paul Revere Frothingham.
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Associated Charities of Boston
Steinert Hall
Boylston Street
Robert Treat Paine
George A. Goddard
Henry B. Cabot
Zilda D. Smith
James T. Fields
Paul R. Frothingham
Frederick W. Hamilton
Charles
James B. Reynolds
New York University
Paul Revere Frothingham
Arlington Street
Reynolds
New York City
Frothingham
Goulds Yacht Trial Captivates High Society with Revelations
In a Newport courtroom the Howard Gould trial drew attention from New York to Philadelphia as Frank Mowbray and Miss Clemmons figures reappear. Howard Gould testified with calm under cross examination about a 1893 Hildegarde party and a London house involved in a fish bill dispute and alleged hair altering incidents.
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Howard Gould
Howard
New York
Newport
Boston
Philadelphia
Mowbray
Mowhbray
Gould
Wales F. Severance
Justice Giegerich
Hildegarde
Stephen Roach
Richard T. Boyd
Grace Wolff
George Blanchard
Vigilants Organize After Readville Narrow Escape
Readville and Dedham youths push to form a vigilance committee to hunt a masked ruffian who sprang from bushes and attempted conversation with Annie Davenport. Police stay cool as residents discuss arming and patrolling lonely lanes to deter the prowler.
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Readville
Annie Davenport
Dedham
Rally for Aldermen and Council candidates set at Hudson Street Ward Room
A political rally for Michael W. Norris and Patrick Bowen for Aldermen and Daniel J. Donnelly James F. McDermott and William A. H. Crowley for the Council is planned in the ward room on Hudson street Friday November 9 at 8 p m Speakers include Hon John A Kelcher Hon William T A Fitzgerald Representative Thomas Mackey Councilman Daniel J Donnelly James F McDermott and William A H Crowley Ex Representative Daniel M Driscoll will preside.
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Michael W. Norris
Patrick Bowen
Daniel J. Donnelly
James F. McDermott
William A. H. Crowley
Hudson Street
John A. Kelcher
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Thomas Mackey
Daniel M. Driscoll
Man Identified as John Souther Found Dead at Pleasure Bay
A 55 year old man living at 5380 Fast Fourth Street South Boston was found floating in Pleasure Bay about 200 feet from shore by two sailors from Portland Maine aboard the lumber schooner shortly before 3 PM yesterday.
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John Souther
Fast
Fourth Street
South Boston
Pleasure Bay
Lugene
Portland
Willie Hoppe Defeats Mother In 200 to 128 Billiards Run
Willie Hoppe the boy billiardist yesterday beat Parks 200 to 128 after a 50 point run while averaging 8 percent. The Celtic Football Hurling and Social Club of Malden to hold its fourth annual social and dance at Hibernian Hall Thursday evening November 18.
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Willie Hoppe
Parks
Willie
Celtic
Malden
Hibernian Hall
Valet dispute unfolds at Gould trial in yacht case
The cross examination centers on Mowbray the valet and his ties to Mrs Blanchard Miss Clemmons and Howard Gould. Witnesses discuss past employment intoxication incidents on various ships and a controversial shampoo episode amid claims of discipline and discharges.
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Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmons
Mowbray
Western Union
Mr. Gould
Mr. Severance
Mowbray v
Severance
Odette Tyler
Bessie Kirkland
Gould
Copenhagen
New Jail in Concord Holds Notorious Escapee Shinburn
In Concord New Hampshire Maximilian Schoenbein known as Max Shinburn 69 reentered state prison to finish a ten year term after a 35 year escape from the old Weymouth or North Main Street facility. He arrived with Sheriff Tuttle and detective J W Rogers amid a crowd in heavy rain. Shinburn denies identity claims and says he has been persecuted by American justice.
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Concord
N. H
New York
Maximilian Schoenbein
Max Shinburn
New Hampshire
Walpole
Shinburn
Flattsburg
N. Y
W. S. Tuttle
Keene
Cheshire County
J. W. Rogers
American Bankers’ Association
Sheriff Tuttle
State Prison
Cox
Shinburn Burglar Moves Through Lebanon on Escape Trail
Max Shinburn, the bank burglar, passed through Lebanon New Hampshire with Sheriff W S Tuttle Detective A N Rogers and Inspector O Dowd. He sought an appeal and asked for a decent burial for New Hampshire residents. He denied his name and said his real name could not be revealed. Shinburn previously escaped Concord Prison in 1866 while serving nine years for robbing the Walpole Savings Bank.
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Lebanon
N. H
Max Shinburn
New York
Concord
Tuttle
Keene
A. N. Rogers
O’dowd
Manchester
Shinburn
New Hampshire
Walpole
Colby Seeks Recount In Suffolk Senator Race
Yesterday Rep John H Colby Republican candidate for Senator in the fifth Suffolk district filed a petition with the Board of Section Commissioners requesting a recount of the Senatorial vote in Wards 10 12 and 18 after trailing Democrat John A Sullivan by 14 votes.
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John H. Colby
Suffolk
John A. Sullivan
Board of Section Commissioners
Innes
Temple A. Winsloe
Dixon
Turner Loses Votes In State Auditor Ballot
Republican voters alienated by alleged ballot stuffing at the State convention turned on Turner of Malden who was defeated by Knowlton of the Republican ticket. Merrill of Malden led the Prohibition side in auditor totals while Brown and other Democrats lagged. Malden’s turnout favored Merrill.
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Henry E. Turner
Malden
John W. Kimball
Fitchburg
Samuel W. George
Haverhill
Turner
William G. Merrill
E. Gerry Brown
Paine
Witchburg
Kimball
George
Brockton
Gerry Brown
Knowlton
Crosby
Brown
Merrill
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Bostonian
New Yorker
Beacon and Newspaper
Immepf
Farren
Bowles Eeereeeesezee Enere
Freeman Eeeretreeereers
Bene Ged
Bowler
SHORE
Tileston Ereveeesooses
Richardson
Carruth
Benjamin
Taylor
Winchester
Collins
Wilkins
World OF Sport
Keilty & Cummins
MR. Binney
Waller
London
Chelsea
Beatrice EB. Wels
Spencer Avenue
Bory
Arthur Jordan
J. W. Thomas
Ellen Rowe
Winnie Rowe
Henry Mitchell
Wood
Sprague Street
Annie
Davenport
Readville-Dedham
GAY Times
Kate
Katherine Clem*mons
Norfolk Street
West London
Miss Clemmons
Laintiff
Harbor
Holland House
Colonel Breckinridge
D. K
Miranda
St. Petersburg
Rush Taggart
Mrs. Howard Gould
Rose
Kathrine
Catherine Clemmons
Shinburn Objects
Colby
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