Rube Marquard and Blossom Seeley Sought After Hotel Incident
Detectives seek baseball star Rube Marquard and actress Blossom Seeley in Atlantic City after warrants sworn by Mrs Kane's husband. A heated hotel confrontation preceded their escape down a fire escape dodging pursuit.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Rube” Marquard
New York Giants
Joseph Kane
Blossom Seeley
Mrs. Kane
Kane
Rube
Marquard
Blossom
Philadelphia
STILL A TIE IN CAMBRIDGE Rindge and Cambridge Latin Play For Title
Rindge Technical and Cambridge Latin School football end their Cambridge championship clash in a 7 to 7 tie at Tufts Oval after a hard fought 40 minute struggle. Rindge scores early in the second period but Latin answers with a late push and strong punting by Green.
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Rindge Technical
Cambridge Latin School
Tufts’ Oval
Cambridge
Cambridge Latin
Rindge
Latin School
Rielly
Green
Latin
McNamara
Noted Lovers At Apollo Theatre Attack Feared
A witness describes following a couple from the Apollo Theatre to a cafe and hotel. The pair, identified as Mr Kane and Mrs Kane, were observed in intimate company before a forceful entry into a hotel room and an ensuing confrontation with the door giving way after minutes of pushing.
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Apollo Theatre
Mr. Kane
Rube
Mrs. Kane
Harvard Yale Run Chestnut Hill Cross Country Duel
Harvard and Yale plan a cross country meet on Chestnut Hill with two varsity races and one freshmen race. The freshmen start at 10 30 a m and the varsity at 11 a m, both from the Herbert Jaques residence on Dunster road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Chestnut Hill
Herbert Jaques
Dunster Road
Cross Country Scoring and Team Honors Overview
The article explains cross country scoring by adding places of finish to yield the lowest total. It notes pennants for the winning team and cups for early finishers, with Harvard runners earning track Hs and numerals as rewards. It forecasts Yale’s challenge given Harvard’s speed and last year’s result. Shrubb's squad beat Cornell on their home course, the Ithacans' first home loss.
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Harvard
Yale
Shrubb
Cornell
Ithacans
Going to the Dogs Pitchers Carlo Bruno Rise
A young pitcher named Carlo breaks into the big leagues while catcher Bruno gains prominence in Texas. If paired as a battery, critics warn the game may be going to the dogs.
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Carlo
Texas
Bruno
Dartmouth Confident as Cornell Faces Dartmouth at Home
Cornell plans to start Taber at left half with O Connor at quarterback after Captain Butler injures ankle. Dartmouth arrives for the last home game of the season in Ithaca New York with Butler unable to play and O Connor stepping in at quarterback.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Dartmouth
Butler
O'Connor
Taber
Cornell Versus Dartmouth Clash Ahead of Big Home Game
Rees to replace Eyrich at left end as Cornell faces Dartmouth with a weakened lineup. Coaches expect a three touchdown spread for Dartmouth while New Hampshire may reach 30. Dartmouth, ahead in weight and speed, drills at Rogues Harbor and rests injured players as Harvard and Yale observers note.
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Cornell
Eyrich
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
Cayuga Lake
Rogues Harbor
Harvard
al Sharpe
Williams
Ithaca
Butler
Corne Rector
Paornoue
Oss
Williamson Rogers
Munns Whitmore
Whyte Essep
Champaien Gibson
Hill
Fultz
Brown
Marshall
Burleigh
Exeter
Firemen Form Massachusetts Permanent Firemen’s Association
About 20 firefighters from across Massachusetts formed the Massachusetts Permanent Firemen’s Association in Worcester. At the first meeting 700 eligible members were named with 3500 more expected to join, and officers including Burton W. Steere as president were elected for one year.
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Worcester
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Permanent Firemen’s Association
Burton W. Steere
Springfield
John T. Coneroy
Somerville
Boston
Robert Ferguson
Lynn
Joseph B. Gray
Pittsfield
John A. Cameron
Everett
Joseph McKay
Beverly
Cupid Childs Dead at 45
Clarence Cupid Childs a noted old-time baseball figure died in Baltimore after a lingering illness at age 45 He began in the North Carolina State league in 1883 joined the Cleveland NL team in 1889 and was long known as a steady second baseman and strong batter in the league
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Baltimore
Clarence
Cupid) Childs
Childs
Idaho Doubtful Vote Split Between Taft and Wilson
Idaho faces a possible split electoral vote with Taft and Wilson each leading by about 500 in preliminary tabulations. Officials likely must finalize the canvass to determine if Idaho delivers two electors to Taft or Wilson and remains in doubt.
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Taft
Wilson
Boise
Idaho
Pirates Chase Rage as Hank Quits Reds
Fragmentary baseball notes show Pittsburgh and Bresnahan batteries for New York with Mathewson Meyers as umpires. The Pirates pursue Rage as Hank leaves the Reds.
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Pittsburgh
Camnitz
Bresnahan
New York
Mathewson
Meyers
O'Day
Brennan
Pirates
Hank
Reds
Wilson on Vacation Next Week
President elect Woodrow Wilson plans a three to four week vacation starting next week to avoid political callers. He said he will reveal little about his administration’s policy before January 1 and that his destination will be announced later.
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Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
President elect parts with Texas Ranger McDonald after guard duty
The President elect said he formed affectionate regard for Captain Bill McDonald who left to run a big Texas ranch in Kenana near Fort Worth. The day included a five mile walk at the Princeton battlefield and a chat with neighbor Mrs. Anna Ricketts. Telegrams of support arrived from Eugene Debs? no from Chafin and John Wanamaker praising the President elect.
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Wilson
Bill” McDonald
Texas
Kenana
Fort Worth
Princeton
Mercer
Anna Ricketts
Rascals
Ricketts
Eugene Chafin
Prohibition
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Challenge Results Clarify California Vote Totals
Returns from 79 precincts remain unreported in remote areas. Officials may await the official canvass to determine the fate of the 13 electoral votes, possibly leaving the outcome to the courts.
Roosevelt Electors Questioned as California Balloting Remains Uncertain
The Roosevelt slate faces possible invalidation in California where Albert Wallace was scratched on many ballots for backing death penalties. Democratic leaders vow to challenge Los Angeles votes if Roosevelt leads after final returns. A $5000 reward is offered for evidence of election fraud.
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Roosevelt
Albert Wallace
Wallace
Webb
Los Angeles
Wilson
California
James D. Phelan
Rudolph Spreckels
Democratic State Committee
Nine of the six day racers set for final mile run at arena
The article notes that if no major changes occur before tonight's call, at least nine teams that began the six day event last Monday will contend for first prize in the arena race.
Relentless sprinting marks fifth day of greyhound bike race
After 50 hours riders logged 1170 miles as eight hounds clung to the leader. Carmen and Wells staged late sprints with Wells and Mitten lively at the finish drawing ten teams on track and none lapped.
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Hill
Ryan
Perchicot
Relief Corps
Carmen
Jokus
Krebs
Jumbo Wells
Worth Mitten
Josephine Brown Liedwell Divorce Filed in Broadway Case
New York reports the romance of actress Josephine Brown ends as a divorce suit titled Josephine Brown Liedwell vs Robert Liedwell is filed. Brown had a daughter born last March and had been fading from stage life, with the curtain now fully down on her stage career.
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New York
Josephine Brown
Miss Brown
Josephine Brown Liedwell
Robert Liedwell
Actress Josephine Brown Seeks Divorce After Child's Arrival
The notice outlines Josephine Brown suing for divorce after a separation from Robert Liedwell begun following the birth of their daughter. Brown, a 1910-11 leading lady for William Gillette, met and married Liedwell in London in 1911, returned to New York, and claims Liedwell abandoned her and their child.
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Josephine Brown
Miss Brown
Mr. Liedwell
William Gillette
Secret Service
Mr. Gillette
England
London
Robert Liedwell
Dublin
New York
Thacher Visits Mill Gates To Thank Workers
Congress man elect Thomes C. Thacher toured about 30 mills in New Bedford on election eve and day, thanking operatives for their support. He greeted workers personally at dawn hours and again at midday, creating an unprecedented gesture by a victorious candidate at mill gates.
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New Bedford
Thomes C. Thacher
Thacher
Abbott and others listed in Boston death notices
Death notices from Boston area listings for November 8 to 9 include Margaret Abbott of Ashmont, Charles W Bird of Jamaica Plain, Gertrude Carlyle of Roxbury, and many others. Funeral details state dates, times, locations such as St Mark's Church, St Pauls, Woodlawn Cemetery, and Calvary Cemetery with relatives invited. The notices cover Malden, Dorchester, East Boston, Charlestown, Roslindale, Jamaica Plain among multiple parishes and cemeteries.
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Abbott
Ashmont
Margaret
James Abbott
Brennan
Charlestown
Wrentham Street
St. Mark’s Church
New Calvary Cemetery
Collicott
Dorchester
Josephine G
William
Anna Brennan
Kelly
North End
Daniel P. McIntire
Centre Street
Dorchester Avenue
Dunn
Roslindale
Alice Theresa
Alexander T. Dunn
Cross Street
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
Farrell
Boston
Fergus Farrell
John J. O'Donnell
Byron Street
Star of the Sea
Farrington
George W
Mary F. Farrington
Gillanders
Main Street
East Andover
N. H
Hawes
Richard
Mary Hawes
Michael Hawes
Bainbridge Street
St. Catherine’s Church
M’donough
Dorchester Tower Mills
Joseph
Francis J
Jennie Gilbody McDonough
Temple Street
Murphy
Somerville
Cornelius Murphy
Jaques Street
Winter Hill
St. Ann's Church
Holyhood Cemetery
Brookline
Dudley Street
Sullivan
St. Boston
Lawrence
Rosanna Sullivan
East Third Street
St. Eulalia’s Church
Post 7
Wallace
John Q Wallace
Dorchester Street
Taunton
Maes
Hanover
Webber
Roxbury
Paul
Barbara Webber
Trinity Episcopal Church
Copley Square
Bowling Knights of Columbus Scores At Adams Squares
At Adams Squares Jamaica Plain posted 425 444 464 for a total 1388 while Santa Maria delivered 461 421 462 for a deficit 1244 suggesting a team event with uneven scores and a clear winner or loss indicated by the totals.
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Adams Sqalleys
Jamaica Plain
Santa Maria
Britton to Meet White in Kenosha Ten Round Bout
Jack Britton signs to fight Charley White of Chicago in a ten round bout at Kenosha Wisconsin on November 20. On Thanksgiving afternoon he will box Young Saylor before the Lakeside A C of Dayton in a ten round bout.
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Jack Britton
Charley White
Chicago
Kenosha
Wis
Young Saylor
Lakeside A. C
Dayton
Dartmouth Cross Country Teams Eyes Crimson at Ithaca Meet
Dartmouth coach Hillman plans Marceau Harmon Ball and Granger to break into the Crimson’s lead in the upcoming intercollegiate cross country championship at Ithaca.
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Dartmouth
Marceau
Harmon
Ball
Granger
Hillman
Crimson
Ithaca
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Tremont Theatre
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MA Claire
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N. Y. World
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Cupid Childs
SL Ba Horticultural
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Wanamaker
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Miles
Lars Clarke
Root
Fogler
Met Liedwell
Gillette
Sam
Liedwell
Bird
Charles W. Bird
Chestnut Avenue
James Levela Carr
Eral
Bernard Carr
Magnolia Street
St. Paul's Church
Providence
Cushman
Malden
Elien C. Cushman
Auburn Street
Kirschten
Belmont
Gustave O. Kirschten
Ericsson Street
Murray
Bedford
Mass
Patrick H. Murray
Spring Street
Knights OF Columbus
BE. Gustin Sons
York Whitney
Lowell Bros. & Bailey
Sweeney Lynes
Boro Ee
Putman Sons
John B. Drake
Bankers & Brokers
Pigeek
Paine Webber
N. . Harris
Gay Pa
Sere Rene
Jackson Curtis Ee
Chandler Bros
BH. H. Rollins Sons Ee
Towle
Ese Cere
Thompson
Ese Eeeres
Lee Higginson
Young Pyson
Pat Moore
Rome A. C
New Haven
Conn
Abe Attell
Robert Fitzsimmons
Old Howard
Fitz
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