Harvard Domination of Chicago Ends 36 to 0
Harvard overwhelmed Chicago 36 to 0 in a dominant performance led by Waters Wrightington and Brewer. The Crimson controlled the pace with strong interference and relentless pressure, while Chicago struggled to penetrate Harvard’s line and suffered multiple fumbles and penalties.
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Harvard
Chicago
A. Io Pahtacus
Sciaie
Hallowell, Wheeler
Eaeae
Grima Mackie
Thmas F. Shaw
Winslow
J. Shaw
McCormick Waters
Briggs A.brewer
Hartwell
Culver Wrenn, Beale
Henry Wrightington
Wiedner
Jackson C. Brewer
VanDoozer Fairchild
Essece Andrews
Waters
Wrightington
Brewer
A. Brewer
C. Brewer
Mr. Peters
CR Nyire
Garfield
Williams
Woods
Dartmouth Dominates Amherst 30 to 0 in Triangular League
Dartmouth defeats Amherst 30 to 0 at Prattfield in the second Triangular League game. Amherst struggles to contend with Dartmouth’s line and interference as Eckstein Dinsmore and Lakeman star for the visitors. The protest over Dartmouth center Caverly’s amateur status looms, possibly costing Dartmouth the championship if upheld.
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Amherst
Dartmouth
Prattfield
Caverly
Williams
Harvard Freshmen Win Over Worcester High on Soldiers Field
Harvard freshmen defeated Worcester High School 18 to 10 after a close contest. Worcester led at half 10 to 1 in a strong team effort, but Harvard pressed in the second half as Beckton and Darling broke through. The game ended early due to darkness and Worcester's refusal to continue. Redpath had poor goal kicking while Cabot and Redpath led Harvard in rushing with support from Heague Holmes and Scott. Albertson and Jordan starred for Worcester.
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Harvard
Waters
Emmons
Brewer
Fairchild
Charlie Brewer
Wrenn
Griffin
Stevenson
Thomas
Shaws
Mackie
McCormick
van Doozer
Andrews
Wiedner
Briggs
Henry
Chicago
Culver
Winslow
Hallowell
C. Brewer
Worcester High School
Soldiers Field
Worcester
Beckton
Darling
Redpath
Cabot
Heague
Holmes
Scott
Albertson
Jordan
Worcester H
Woods
Covasice Aigid
Cecos -Howe
Beekton Bouve
Ued
Sdasuse Peloll Mubiny
Dariin Seaver
Sernee
Ell Rigght End
Cavanellae i Scott
Eela Es
Ietont 'Manning
Selveces
F. H Bigelow
W. D Bancroft
Timm
Crescents
Crescent
Anthony
Hoag
Bostons
Baldwin
Milligan
Pratt
Crowell
Sheldon
Anthony S
Groton School Loses Rival Match To St Mark's Of Southboro
Groton School suffers its first defeat of the season in a late afternoon clash with rival St Mark's of Southboro at Groton. St Mark's rallies with two late touchdowns to win 10 to 2 as Dibblee, Lawton, White and Benjamin shine for the visitors.
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Ayer
Groton School
St. Mark’s of
Southboro
Groton
St. Mark’s
Houghton
Dibblee
St.Mark’s
Benjamin
St. Mark
Lawton
White
Rom
Cutting
St. Marks Triumphs Over Groton 24–10 In Football Clash
St. Marks defeating Groton 24 to 10 with touchdowns by Benjamin eight points, White, Houghton and Cutting. Benjamin adds four goals after touchdowns. Joshua Crane Jr. serves as umpire and Treating Howard referees. Time recorded at 70 minutes.
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White
Mills
Benjamin
St. Mark’s
St. Mark's
Johnston
Higginson Mills
Griswold Hare
Cees
Sargent Sweet
Coduko
Burden Post
Lawrence Watson
Craighead Davis
Thompson Thompson
Dibblee Benjamin
Hooker Lawton
Houghton
Groton
Joshua Crane
Howard
Yale Hands Lehigh 50–0 in Polo Grounds Flood
Yale dominates Lehigh at the Polo Grounds to win 50 to 0 in front of a small crowd. Butterworth and Mills score multiple touchdowns with Hickok adding several goals from touchdowns as Yale demonstrates strong line play.
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Yale
Tehigh
L. Hinkey
Seeee
Okeson Murphy
Ceee Sesseright Tackl
Sss
Secvens
Budd Hickok
Ceee Pigit Guard
Becarra Stillman
Centre
Baldwin, Ayres McCrea
van Dyne Armstrong
Jerrams
Barnard Butterworth
Harrison
Butterworth
Mills
Hickok
Murphy
J. Hartwell
J. C. Coates
Lehigh
Brown
Cornell and Williams Play to 0 0 Tie in Snowy Ridgefield Game
In Albany on November 10 Cornell and Williams fought a hard snowbound gridiron clash before about 3000 spectators. Williams held Cornell scoreless while Cornell threatened near Williams goal in the final moments. The Draper brothers starred for Williams and White led Cornell in a game with heavy fumbling and minimal kicking. The contest ended in a 0 to 0 tie.
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Albany
N. Y
Cornell
Williams
Ridgefield
Williamstown Boys
Draper Brothers
White
Bates Defeats Colby 14 to 0 in Muddy Waterville Gridiron
In a driving rain at Waterville the Bates team beat Colby 14 to 0 as heavy backs and relentless interference dominated the field. Sprague scored two touchdowns, Brown added two goals, and Brooks earned a safety. Umpire Stubbs and referee Fairbanks of Bowdoin officiated.
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Waterville
Bates
Colby
Bruce
Colby Divinity School
Hoag
The
Latin School
Sprague
Brown
Brooks
Stubbs
Bowdoin
Fairbanks
Brown Game Arranged With Harvard on Soldiers Field
Brown and Harvard will meet on Soldiers Field this Wednesday at 4 o clock for the second time this season. Brown scored against Harvard in the previous game, the Crimson winning by a close margin after a 4 to 4 halftime. Yale bulked twelve punts against Brown in Providence last week, making Wednesday's matchup highly anticipated.
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Brown
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Yale
Providence
Crescent Ath Club Routed by Boston Athletic Association
At Eastern Park on November 10, the Boston Athletic Association crushed Crescent Athletic Club 22 9 at halftime 16 9 with Anthony scoring three touchdowns amid heavy pressure. The Boston offense dominated from the start as they secured the win in a one sided afternoon.
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Brooklyn
Eastern Park
Crescent Athletic Club
Boston Athletic Association
Boston
Anthony
Bostons
Boston Bostons Clinch Win Over Crescents 16 to 0
Anthony dominates early with long rushes and two touchdowns. Hoag adds two goals, while Crescent adjustments fail to overcome the halftime deficit, though a late Crescents drive shows improved play.
Bridgeport Wins Connecticut Interscholastic Title
Bridgeport High School defeated Hartford High 32 to 16 at Yale field to claim the state championship in the Connecticut Interscholastic Football League. The game featured four lead changes with Hall and Walker delivering key plays for Bridgeport and Brown fumbling costly plays for Hartford.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Hartford
Bridgeport
Walker
Hall
Foster
Keene
Brown
Cady
Yale Freshmen Triumph 38-0 Over Columbia
Yale freshmen defeated Columbia freshmen 38 to 0 in New Haven. All points came in the first half as Yale backs pierced the line at will. Columbia improved after halftime but could not score. Joseph tackled well and March had several strong runs reaching the Yale 15-yard line without finishing.
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New Haven
Yale
Columbia
Joseph
Brackett
Sam McCall
Franklin Pierce
Democratic Party
Mr. McCall
South
North
Alanson W. Beard
Cleveland
Congress
Brown Sophomores Defeat Fort Adams Eleven 16 to 12
In Newport Rhode Island on a wet field Brown University sophomores beat Fort Adams 16 to 12 at Fort Adams. Fort Adams blamed uneven play for the loss though they had a beefy lineup. They plan to travel Friday to Willet's Point New York to face the United States Engineers for the army championship. They will also visit Fort Wadsworth to play another army team.
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Newport
R. I
Brown University
Fort Adams
Willet’s Point
N. Y
United States Engineers
Army
Fort Wadsworth
Demas Strong Estate Heirs Win Supreme Court Suit
In New York on November 10 heirs of Demas Strong won a suit in the Supreme Court over his father 150000 estate left to five daughters 2500 each to sons. The case involved conveyances to Julia D Harris and Demas Strong and a 1890 will contested by Davis Strong. Judge Gaynor ruled the evidence insufficient to show mental incompetence and gave judgment for the defendants.
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New York
Demas Strong
Supreme Court
Davis Strong
Newfoundland Votes in Ten Seats to Fill Bribery Tales
Elections were held in ten districts to fill legislative vacancies caused by bribery and corruption. Five seats are in St. John's, three in Placentia, two in Berlin, with Georges voting Monday. Whiteway supporters seek all eleven seats. government backers aim for five to keep a majority. Results in St. John's come Monday, others Tuesday.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Newfoundland
Legislative Assembly
Placentia
Berlin
Georges
Whitewayites
Donnelly
Whiteway
Boston Poloists Triumph Over Lynn Polo Club
About 500 citizens from Lynn and a Boston spectator witnessed the Boston polo team defeat Lynn 10 to 3 last night. Wodke starred with superb rushes and passes, Cotter unable to play due to a sore hand. In Washington, Secretary Carlisle’s treasury plan may falter if bond issue is sought amid gold reserve concerns.
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Lynn
Boston
Bostons
Wodke
Cotter
Washington
Treasury
Carlisle
Lodge Voices Republican Hope After Big Victory
Massachusetts Senator Henry Cabot Lodge outlines GOP aims after a sweeping election win. He cites restored confidence, warns against Democratic policies, and pledges a constructive tariff approach while praising party unity and business growth.
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George Frisbie Hoar
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Malden City Caucuses Set for Nov 19 and 20
In Malden on November 10 the Citizens' committee approved holding the city officers caucuses on Monday November 19 and the mayoralty convention on the following Tuesday night.
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Malden
Citizens’ Committee
Winchester Town Meeting Postpones Italian Labor Resolution
At Winchester last night the town meeting postponed action on a resolution barring non citizens from town works. The measure, championed by John H. Carter, argued by many to favor American workers over Italian laborers on sewer projects. The proposal was laid by to the next meeting with plans to print and present with the town warrant.
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United States
Winchester
John H. Carter
Merrill
Carter
Mr. Carter
Boston
Woburn
Grand Army Night at Newton Club Delights G A R Members
The Newton Club held the second Saturday Grand Army night gathering at Newtonville with over 150 G A R members and guests. Captain J G B Adams and Secretary of State William M Olin spoke while the glee club sang Marching Through Georgia after a dinner party hosted by President Henry E Cobb.
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Newton Club
Newtonville
Grand Army
J. G. B. Adams
William M. Olin
Adams
Libby
Stockades
Olin
Georgia
Newton Club Glee Club
Henry E. Cobb
G. F. Meech
G. W. Creasy
Charles Davis
C. A. Hopkins
W. A. Wetherbee
W. A. Tripp
I. F. Kingsbury
J. E. Hollis
George T. Coppins
J. A. Kenrick
A. M. Ferris
Three Killed in Dynamite Blast at Huntington Sewer
Explosions at Flint Creek sewer damaged much of Huntington as three workers Hartman Keefer and Flynn died after a 50 pound dynamite box near the fire. Ten others were nearby and many homes within two blocks were wrecked. Hartman was hurled 300 feet and killed instantly. Keefer died minutes later. Flynn survived for hours.
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Huntington
Ind
John Hartman
Norton Keefer
John Flynn
Flint Creek
First Street
Keefer
Hartman
Flynn
Market Street
Frank Windle
Marion Wilbur
Boston Castle Square Playhouse Opens to Press
Boston's new Castle Square Playhouse held an opening night preview for reporters and select guests, with the venue inviting inspection of its stage, seating, and air of fresh theatrical promise.
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Castle Square Playhouse
Castle Square Theatre Opens in Boston with Glowing Praise
The new Castle Square Theatre in Boston debuted with 500 guests praising its grandeur and beauty. Manager Rose and H W Savage thanked supporters, while a full orchestra performed and refreshments were served. Tonight the season opens with no stage show due to final setup.
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New Castle Square Theatre
Boston
Paul
Rose
Sally
Allen
Savage
Complete New Hampshire returns show Busiel wins governor
Complete returns give Governor Charles A. Busiel a 12 582 plurality over Henry O. Kent and Daniel Knowles with 10 123 majority. Congressional results show Sulloway and Baker leading in districts one and two. Legislature favors Republicans with 21 Senate seats and 265 House members to 98 Democrats.
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Concord
N. H
Charles A. Busiel
Henry O. Kent
Daniel C. Knowles
George D. Epps
People’s
Cyrus A. Sulloway
John B. Nash
Edgar L. Carr
Josiah A. Whittier
Sulloway
Henry M. Baker
Charles McDaniel
David Heald
Elias M. Blodgett
Baker
Jacob D. Langley
Richard M. Scammon
Scattering
Langley
Edward H. Gilman
Charles M. Lamprey
Gilman
Francis C. Faulkner
Frank G. Dort
Faulkner
Thomas P. Cheney
Hiram B. Cheney
Mitchell H. Bowker
Benjamin C. Garland
Bowker
Senate
House
Opportunity for sales agent in New England cities
Wanted a young man and only one in each New England city to sell a new cot article already on the market with small investment and large profits. References exchanged. Address R A Pingree 45 Cambridge St Boston. Also a bargain upright stool and scarf offered for 125 dollars by Mrs Wadleigh 875 Washington St.
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New England
R. A. Pingree
Cambridge St
Boston
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