Harvard Second Eleven Wakes Varsity In Gridiron Practice
Harvard's second eleven pushed the varsity in a hard scrimmage, Dibblee scoring on a 0 yard run and later replacing Brown on the varsity. The freshman squad followed suit, scoring once and advancing to the five yard line as they meet Worcester Athletic Club at Cambridge this afternoon.
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Harvard
Princeton
Varsity
Dibblee
Brown
B. W. Trafford
Cabot
Andover
Academy
Exeter
Beale
Norton Shaw
Sireseeeseeeerree
Sel
Burden Tuckerman
Mills Seaver
FT. Cc
Richardson Cochrane
Q. D
Wadsworth Brine
Bh. D
Ceeeeeeseer Coedsse B
Cottrell Tavermore
H. B
Warren Brown
F. B
Worcester Athletic Club
Cambridge
Harvard Tech rivalry cooled by joint letter of good will
ATechnology class presidents from Harvard’s Cambridge partners publish a communication denying misrepresentations of Tech men toward Harvard. They assert efforts to provoke conflict were false, note mutual courtesy, and express hope to remain good neighbors despite sensational newspaper coverage.
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Harvard Crimson
Technology
Harvard
Boston
Technology Division
Cambridge
Wilfred Bancroft
George Reed Wadsworth
Eoward Hosmer Hammond
Philip B. Cooper
William K. Otis
Esa
Harvard Hare and Hounds Run Through Cambridge Common
The Harvard Athletic Association opened the fall season with a hare and hounds run. Sixty hounds entered, forty finishing the six mile course from the gym to Mt. Auburn Street and Cemetery. Top six finishers included Grant, Starbuck, Sweet, Ruhl, Burton, and Downey. The next run will be held Friday, with Grant and Starbuck returning as hares.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Gymnasium
Cambridge Common
Mt. Auburn Street
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
H. W. Foote
G. W. Blakemore
Hounes
D. Grant
E. A. Starbuck
R. E. Sweet
L. S
A. B. Ruhl
W. C. Burton
J. F. Downey
Hares
Grant
Starck
Newspaper Men Win Goalless Somerville Game 12 Points
Somerville Y M C A grounds hosted a fast paced game between Somerville council members and Boston Somerville newspaper men drawing about 800 spectators including Cambridge officials and Mayor Perry. Final score 12 points to 0 for the newspaper men. Referee Howard W Poor timekeeper James F Davlin and umpire William Robinson officiated. An arbitration board formed with ex Alderman I H Wiley Dr C K Cutter and Captain Horace M Parsons was set up for player disputes. City Hospital ambulance stood by.
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He Vlevens
Somerville
Boston-Somerville
Somerville Y. M. Co. A
Washington Street
Union Square
Cambridge
Perry
Howard W. Poor
James F. Davlin
William Robinson
Bryant and Dearborn
Somerville Hospital
City Council
Wilson, Jr
Wright Aitken
McCloskey
Chouncilman Tarbox
Newhall
Aden Kee Fee
Glover Jones
Eaton
T Bey Alderman Berry
Davis
van Dusen
R. T
Conneilman Burrows Sweeney
Seee Perry
Berry Cook
W. Cook
Klaus
R. l. Be
Alderman Huntley
H. B
Bailey Coyne
Boston University and Tufts duel at College Hill
Boston University faces Tufts at College Hill as a local college matchup. In another game, Chicago A. A. travels to New Haven to meet Yale in an away contest.
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Boston University
Tufts
College Hill
Chicago
A. A
Yale
New Haven
Football Gossip Sparks Weekend Matches Across Cambridge and Boston
The South End grounds host Butler bets with Boston Latin Cambridge High and Latin, and Holy Cross clash set for November 14 at the South End. B A A. players, coach Stevenson at Harvard, and Newton’s second game at the same grounds November 2 are noted. Cambridge juniors seek 120 to 150 pound foes. Laurel A A. seeks a today or tomorrow game.
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Boston Latin
Cambridge High
Latin
South End
Happy Manual
Cambridge
Joe Whitehead
Harvard
A. D. Pierce
Groveland Street
North
Boston College
Holy Cross
Newton
Laurel A. A
Co. E. Carruth
Laurel Street
Stevenson
Boston A. A
Boston University
Salemans Defeat Reviews in Narrow Bowling Open
The Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League opened at the Review Club in Chelsea with Salem edging Reviews as Hussey led with a 555 series on the 12 inch triangular setup. Salem trailed early then surged, finishing strong despite a late rally by Review.
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Review Club
Chelsea
Salem
Hay
Hussey
Belfry and Association Bowl Off In Narrow Loss
Old Belfry of Lexington defeated the Nine Hundred Ninety Ninth Artillery Association team by a score of 2471 to 2384 in last night’s bowling match at the club.
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Somerville
Higgins
South Boston
Peewee
Sota
Sone Eeeeneace
Berloiggins Beeen
Farrell
Brigdoll Weeeenes
Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery Association
World of Sport Highlights From New England Races and Challenges
Saugus races begin the trotting season end in New England. B J Weters clocks new two world marks at Georgetown University for 100 and 300 yards. Yale crew training lineup grows with 15 candidates. Peter Ward issues a $1000 side stake world running challenge to British athletes and cables sovereigns if accepted. Anson to join basketball this winter. Amateur Athletic Union to meet at Astor House to curb fraudulent tries with athlete identification cards.
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Saugus
New England
Georgetown University
B. J. Weters
Weters
Yale
Peter Ward
Pat Carroll
Waltham
Europe
Mullins
Ireland
Crossland
Bacon
England
Ward
Great Britain
Anson
Chicago
Amateur Athletic Union
Astor House
New York
Rnors
Eastern League shakeup eyed as Buffalo talks swirl
Nick Young and Pat Powers arrived for Chicago to discuss the National League meeting and Eastern League issues. Powers said Toronto should keep its spot, while Worcester Fall River New Haven or Hartford could join if efforts fail. He expected no NL changes to the status quo.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Nick Young
Pat Powers
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Powers
Franklin
Toronto
Worcester
Fall River
New Haven
Hartford
Snow News Hits St Paul as Storm Expands
Two to three inches fell in St Paul since yesterday morning with southern Minnesota and Iowa seeing double that amount. The Dakotas-originated storm now spans the Northwest.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakotas
Poison Kissed Case Details Clouded By Allegations
The article reports conflicting statements about an alleged intimacy between Kennedy and Mrs Learoyd. R K Sears claims Officer Neal forced a confession from Learoyd’s daughter, who denies any involvement. Mrs Learoyd says she is innocent and did not kiss Kennedy.
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Neal
R. K. Sears
Learoyd
Post
Bacon
Magnates Gather in Chicago for National League Meeting
Baseball magnates arrive in Chicago for the National League fall meeting at the Auditorium starting tomorrow noon. Attendees include Soden, Conant, Freedman, Spalding, DeH Robinson, Brush, Van der Ahe, Rogers, Reach, and Byrnes with Abel, while expectations suggest a lack of major breakthroughs though several lingering issues from the past season will be debated.
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Auditorium
Arthur H. Soden
William H. Conant
Boston
Andrew Freedman
Walter Spalding
New York
Frank Deh. Robinson
Cleveland
J. T. Brush
Indianapolis
Chris van der Ahe
St. Louis
John S. Rogers
A. J. Reach
Philadelphia
Messrs Byrnes and
Abel
Brooklyn
Pillsbury Won’t Challenge Showalter In Chess Match
Henry N. Pillsbury says he will not challenge Showalter now but would play for any amount over 1000 if challenged. He argues for a US held international tournament with eighteen top European players, with Boston and Philadelphia contributing funds and some games played in those cities. Pillsbury sails for New York on Saturday.
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London
Henry N. Pillsbury
Showalter
America
Great Britain
Pillsbury
Mr. Pillsbury
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
Blizzard Strikes Marshfield Wisconsin With Heavy Snowfall
A blizzard in Marshfield Wisconsin has dropped about six inches of snow and is expected to reach at least a foot by morning. Strong winds and drifting threaten travel as the storm worsens, marking the most intense snowfall in two years.
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Marshfield
Wis
Northwestern Nebraska hit by a foot of snow
Chadron Nebraska report says a foot of snow covered the level across northwestern Nebraska after morning skies cleared. Stockmen anticipated light losses and prepared for the wintry event.
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Chadron
Neb
Nebraska
Boxing Gossip Notes Boxers and Plans in New York
Boxing gossip from Faulkner and New York outlines George Dixon’s conditioning and offhand comments on Solly Smith Dave Sullivan Casper Leon and Joe Mullan opponents. Plans include Frank Slavin Bob Armstrong twenty rounds catchweights and talk of Walcott O’Brien rivalries and a potential rematch bidding.
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Faulkner
Joe Elms
Malden
Solly Smith
Tommy White
Smith
New York
Dave Sullivan
Casper Leon
Boston
Leon
Union Park A. c
Frank Slavin
Australia
Bob Armstrong
Parson Davies
Armstrong
College Point
L. I. Sullivan
New Rochelle
Walter Burge
Portland
Paddy Fenton
Burge
Joe Mullen
Stanton Abbott
Mike Sears
Charley Kelly
O'Brien
Walcott
Scaldy
Bill
Suffolk
Nick Burley
M J. G
Bicycle Notes Highlight Local Cycling Headlines
The Metropolitan Wheelmen and Waltham C C swap venues for Friday. Rowley 6 mile road race entries pour in for Saturday, promising a corker. Press Cycling Club withdrawal sparks club-wide debate. funds shift to entertainments. Metropolitan Wheelmen ball set for January 19 at a premier hall with a beautiful souvenir. Colleges prep trainers for next season. Quilla Rich likely to coach Harvard again.
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Waltham C. C
Waltham
Metropolitan Rooms
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Boston man cleared of stolen property charge in Court
Gustavus N. Lewis of 64 Causeway street Boston had no bill found against him in Municipal Court on a charge of receiving stolen property. His attorney was J. P. Silsby of Tremont row. The Post notes he was found guiltless and regards the accusation as unjust.
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Gustavus N. Lewis
Causeway Street
Boston
Lewis
J. P. Silsby, Esq
Tremont Row
Palmer to Meet Stanton in January Title Bout
London dispatch reports Pedlar Palmer and Ernie Stanton signed for a twenty round match before the National Sporting Club in January at 117 pounds for 300 pounds a side and a purse of 500 pounds Sally Smith likely to be matched with Ben Jordan of London in the near future.
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London
Palmer
Ernie Stanton
National Sporting Club
Sally Smith
Lkely
Ben Jordan
Tandem Record Broken at Crystal Palace
London riders McGregor and Nelson shattered the half mile tandem record at the Crystal Palace with a time of 57 1 5 seconds. The achievement highlights their speed in a high profile cycling event on November 10.
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London
Crystal Palace
McGregor
Nelson
Man Archambault Goes Violently Insane in Biddeford
Archambault of King Street, Biddeford, became violently insane and tried to kill himself by striking his head and limbs. He left his home for the railroad station and threw himself onto the tracks but was overpowered by police and confined.
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Biddeford
Archambault
King Street
Allens Defence Letter to Editor on Isaac B Allen
A Civil War era letter defending Isaac B Allen from accusations and color prejudice. The writer testifies to Allen's character as American, temperance advocate, and church member. It argues anti negro prejudice harms Massachusetts and lauds Allen for race progress and Republican support.
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Post
Isaac B. Allen
Isaac B. Alen
Boston
Massachusetts
Mr. Allen
Christ
America
Allen
Republican Party
St. Louis
Ward
Sullivan
Cotton
Isaach. Allen
Kentucky
Virginia
Allend
Isaac B
Pittsfield Mayor Bancroft Nominates Parties Split
Citizens' nonpartisan ticket nominated at a large meeting after Mayor Bancroft Cambridge address. The slate is evenly divided politically, with Mayor Hawkins endorsed and renominated.
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Pittsfield
Citizens
Bancroft
Cambridge
Hawkins
Recount Shifts Votes in City Council Race Across Wards
The recount shows Sullivan gaining 99 in Ward Eleven and Allen up by small margins in Ward Twelve and Ward Thirteen while Ward Fourteen yields a net Allen gain of nineteen. Blanks remain high with 677 in Ward Thirteen and 714 overall.
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Ceeeeehol
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aAllen
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Bell Company Faces Berline r Patent Delay In U S Supreme Court
Washington testimony in the Berliner microphone patent case shows Bell Telephone arguing the delay in patent issuance was caused by patent office officials. R 8S Taylor led the government's opening, contending intentional delay extended Bell’s monopoly, with Boston counsel Fish countering that the office controlled the process. The proceedings continue with Choate for Bell and Browne for the United States.
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Taylor
Supreme Court of the United States
Bell Company
Berliner
Patent Office
Daniel Crawbaugh
Telephone Company
Fish
Commissioner of Patents
Mr. Fisn
Joseph H. Choate
New York
Causten Browne
Boston
United States
Quincy Democrats Nominate Councilmen and Delegates
In Quincy on Nov 10 Democrats held ward caucuses to nominate councilmen and elect delegates to the mayoralty convention next Tuesday. Delegates are unpledged but favored ex Mayor William A Hodges for mayor. Ward nominations listed for Wards 1 through 5 with three names each and five delegates instructed for W. E. Simmons for councilman at large.
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Quincy
William A. Hodges
Fred B. Rice
John Swithin
Philip D. Cook
A. S. Coffin
J. A. McDonnell
G. E. Ffaffman
Henry McGrath
Walter Thayer
Daniel W. Driscoll
Thomas F. Cain
Michael RB. Geary
Stephen B. Little
John H. Ash
G. W. Brown
M. R. Sparrow
Benjamin Sargent
W. E. Simmons
Everett Aldermen Accept Gift for City Hospital
The Everett Aldermen voted to accept Mrs. Mary Whidden’s estate on Fremont Avenue for a city hospital. A joint Aldermen and Common Council meeting at Mrs. Whidden’s house will discuss plans for the new building. The seventh Alderman will be elected at the upcoming election, per voters’ decision, and the city treasurer is authorized to borrow $460,000 in anticipation of tax receipts.
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Post
Ward Il
Mr. Allen
Boston
House of Correction
Kennedy
Corbett
Mr. Alen
Governor's Council
Leary
Everett
Mary Whidden
Fremont Avenue
Common Council
Marblehead Republican Victory Parade and Banquet
Marblehead held a Republican demonstration in honor of McKinley and Hobart with a parade featuring a cavalcade of fifty horsemen. Yacht clubs from Burgess and Bay View along with Salem Witches and battalions from Peabody Lynn and Danvers joined. The procession was reviewed by the town committee Senator-elect Gauss Representative Shirley and Congressman Moody at Republican headquarters. Over 3000 people attended. festivities ended around midnight.
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Marblehead
McKinley
Hobart
Burgess Yacht Club
Bay View Yacht Club
Salem Witches
Peabody
Lynn
Danvers
New Town Committee
Gauss
Shirley
Moody
Manchester painted red as Republicans celebrate
Manchester on November 10 hosted a torchlight procession with the Naval Brigade and drum corps of 30 men from Gloucester Hamilton and Wenham Sound Money clubs. Over 200 residents marched with mounted guards led by chief marshal RE. P. Stanley. Illuminations decorated the town hall lunch followed by a fireworks display.
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Naval Brigade
Gloucester
Hamilton
Wenham Sound
RE. P. Stanley
Railroad Foreclosure Sale Near Grand Ledge Details
Detroit, Lansing and Northern railroad sold under foreclosure in Grand Ledge Michigan bidding agents Nims and Hardy win the property for 100000 dollars in a market action.
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Grand Ledge
Mich
Detroit, Lansing & Northern Railroad
N. A. Nims
Charles Merriam
Alpheus Hardy
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