PREP FOR LONG STRIKE AT THOMAS G PLANT SHOE FACTORY
The strike at the Thomas G Plant shoe factory is likely to be prolonged as edge setters organize and join the Boot and Shoe Workers Union led by president John F Tobin. The State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation will meet at the State House next Monday to seek a conference and consideration of the dispute.
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Thomas G. Plant
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
John F. Tobin
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
State House
Steel plate firms form pooling deal with price rise
Negotiations among steel plate manufacturers end in a pooling agreement. Four ten concerns receive payments and prices climb two dollars per ton. New base price set at 3.55 cents per pound f o b Pittsburgh. Parties include Carnegie Steel Illinois Steel Jones & Laughlin Lukens Tidewater Glasgow Pottsdown Tron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. O. B. Pittsburg
Tbe
Carnegie Steel Company
Ilinois Steel Company
Jones & Laughlin
Boxing dreams of Cuba bouts hinge on New York bill
The piece reports rumors that New York Assembly action on boxing could lead promoters to stage heavyweight shows in Cuba with licenses likely and seating for 10,000. It notes New Jersey bans, police interventions in Philadelphia, and various matchups and forfeit bets involving Walcott Choynski Maher O’Brien Daly Erne McClevern Palmer and Sullivan. it also mentions Joe Walcott’s manager and Tom Sharkey’s pursuit of opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Wood
Long Island
Pemberton Square
New Jersey
Mack
Tenny
Elizabeth
Jack Lowry
Kid Coffey
Young Ruan
Hugh O'Neill
Huck McPadden
Alf Levy
Tom O'Rourke
Joe Walcott
Tom Sharkey
O'Rourke
Sharkey
Walcott
Barney Reich
Qucrerous
Sailor
Choynskii
Maher
Connecticut
Benny Yanger
Patse Broderick
Providence
Chicago
Broderick
Dick O’brien
Lewiston
Jack Root
Eddie Connolly
Wilmington
Jack Daly
Hartford
Patsey Sweeney
Frank Erne
Terry McClevern
Erne
Palmer
McCovern
London
Ware
McGovern
Twin Sullivan
Matty Matthews
Middlesex Club Celebrates Victory at Banquet
The Middlesex Club gathered at Young’s to celebrate McKinley’s victory with cheers and regrets about Massachusetts’ three Congressmen elected. Speakers included ex Governor Brackett and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, who urged vigilance and unity to sustain the party’s statewide and national gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Club
Young’s
Massachusetts
Harry B. Kirtland
Harvard
John J. Lentz
Ohio
Lentz
Kirtland
Harvard Republican Club
League of College Republican Clubs
Congan
Samuel McCall
Iiam
Knox
John Q. A. Brackett
Henry Cabot Lodge
Samuel L. Powers
William 8. Greene
Fall River
Wilmon W. Blackmar
Soldiers’ Home
George H. Hibbard
George A. Marden
Charles Q. Tirrell
George E. Smith
Senate
James J. Myers
House
Eric Greenhalge
Lowell
A. J. Hoitt
Lynn
John F. Fairbairn
Middlesex
Charles H. Tatman
Worcester
Henry D. Yerxa
Governor's Council
Brackett
George Fred Williams
Bloominggrove
Penn
Williams
New Line Gaming Scheme At Harvard Freshman Eleven
Coach James Knox introduces a strap trick on Harvard freshman fullback Shirley Ellis to keep backs together. The looped strap on his jacket pulls linemen along, preventing opening holes and enabling Ellis to drag teammates forward. The plan, praised for keeping Ellis in motion, aims to power the Yale game.
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James Knox
Harvard
Stillman
Shirley Ellis
Eilis
Ellis
Yale
Croker's Jockey in Trouble at Liverpool Race
London, Nov 10 The Scotchman II ridden by Lester Reiff defeated Gerostein but had been beaten at Doncaster. Local stewards summoned trainer Wishard and Reiff for explanation of the Doncaster running and referred the matter to the Jockey Club stewards.
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London
Richard Croker
The
Lester Reiff
Lord Durham
Gerostein
Liverpool
Geros
Tein
Doncaster
Wishard
Reiff
Atter
Champion of Vassar Trophy Won by Lockwood
Miss Julia Belden Lockwood of Norwalk Conn defeated Miss Elsa White to win the annual lawn tennis championship at Vassar College in straight sets 6 0 6 3 6 4. Lockwood has now won the title three consecutive years earning permanent ownership of the gold pin trophy inscribed Singles.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Julia Belden Lockwood
Norwalk
Bowdoin Street Crash Blocks Doors and Barbershop
On Bowdoin Street a driver named Tony Battaratto, hauling waste paper old goods and scrap iron, caused a street incident when his load toppled and blocked doors at the Hotel Bowdoin and Antoine Lemige's barber shop. Neighbors gathered as the misaligned pile disrupted passersby and business for an hour.
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Bowdoin Street
Bowdoin
Amos Quincy
Antoine Lemige
No. 10
Antoine
Tony Battaratto
Andrew de Vito
Cambridge Street
Findlay Tops Morrill and Thayer in Nine-Hole Match
Findlay defeated Morrill of Boston and Thayer of Campella Country Club on a nine hole course scoring 81 to Morrill 96 and Thayer 124. Brockton Nov 10.
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Brockton
A. H. Findlay
John Morrill
Boston Baseball Fame
Frank Thayer
Campella Country Club
Findla
Morrill
Thayer
Salem Golf Club Medal Play at Gardner Farm Course
Salem on November 10 hosted an 18 hole medal handicap where fifteen members competed. R W Boyden won with a gross 100, handicap 18, and a net score of 82.
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Salem
Salem Golf Club
Gardner Farm
R. W. Boyden
Framingham Golf Club Invitation Tourney Opens
In Framingham on November 10 the Fra mingham Golf Club hosted an eight club men's invitation tournament for 18 holes with a 15 stroke handicap limit. Newell M. Bent led gross scoring 90 while E. 8. earned posted the best net score at 79 for the Framingham club.
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South Framingham
Framingham Golf Club
Newell M. Bent
Framingham Club
Norfolk Golf Club hosts handicap medal in Westwood
Dedham November 10 Norfolk Golf Club staged an 18 hole handicap medal event open to all Massachusetts golfers at its Westwood links. E B Stanwood led with a net 88 on 22 handicap, B B Stoddard posted 84 on 12, Stedman Smith 85 on 14.
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Dedham
Norfolk Golf Club
Massachusetts
Westwood
E. B. Stanwood
B. B. Stoddard
Stedman Smith
Horse Notes on Van Dyke's Sulky and Other Tracks
George Van Dyke of this city owns Frank Bogash, plans a personal sulky and aims to drive Bogash a mile in 2 0. He weighs about 20 pounds and hopes to win. The New York Drivers Association fights gyps in horse business and fake auctions. James Stanley attached Strath Belle to satisfy a training bill. Toledo's proposed mile track may be ready for a summer meeting next year. Art Alco by Blanalco Red Rose paced 2 08 ¼ at New York. Annie Thornton will be used on the road at Macon Georgia by owner R H Plant. Patchen Wilkes Farm consigns Be Sure sire of The Admiral to New York sale. Dimena dam of Sunland Belle bought by J H Outhwaite Cleveland. Dave Devi by Mambrino King Mercedes will be shown at New York horse show. Vendee by Vendor injured and racing days ended. Carl Brown may change hands and race on the Atlantic City sand. R P Stoll of Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' Association is a Republican nominee for Congress. Rex Elder pacing stallion reported dead. Allen Campbell sends pacing mare to California to mate with Direct.
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George van Dyke
Frank Bogash
Bogash
New York Drivers’ Association
James Stanley
Providence
R. I
Strath Belle
George Ketcham
Toledo
Art Alco
Blanalco
Red Rose
Ross Wilkes
New York
Annie Thornton
Macon
R. H. Plant
Patchen Wilkes Farm
Be Sure
Vendor
iTennessy
O. T
Carl Brown
Indiaman
Atlantic City
R. P. Stoll
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Congress
Rex Elder
Salaam
Daisy Elder
Minor football scores from Ithaca to Boston
A compilation of score results from various college and club football games. Notable results include Cornell 20 Oberlin 0, Annapolis 44 Pennsylvania State, Amherst 16 Williams 5, Chicago 5 Northwestern 0, West Point Cadets 11 Hamilton 0, and Navy Yard Defenders 5 versus onneys.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Oberlin
Ofiladelphia
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Haverford
Lehigh
New London
Connecticut Agricultura
Kingston
Detroit
Iowa
Michigan
Ty Pedger-Renaorn
University of Aine
Buffalo
Columbia
Ues Soeolawn Navy Yard
Onneys
Annapolis
Cadets
Pennsylvania State
Hartford
Trinity
New York University
Chicago
Northwestern
University of Chicago
West Point—Cadets
Hamilton
Brockton—Newton Athletic Association
Campello A. A
Amherst
Williams
West Roxbury
Rossatele A. Co . Co
South Boston
Dorchester Heights
Crescenta
Barber’s Street Crash Hauls Wreckage, No Damage Reported
A boy attempting a tight turn on Cambridge Street caused a road to tilt and topple boxes crates and scrap iron while Tony struggled to haul the pile. No injuries or damage were reported though Antoine the barber called it a severe blow to trade.
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Cambridge Street
Tony
Antoine
Monument to Dewey Proposed in San Francisco Winged Victory on Doric column
A Dewey victory monument for Manila will be erected in San Francisco. The committee accepted George T. Brewster of New York design, a classical Doric column with a winged Victory on top. The square base will feature reliefs depicting the naval battle that secured the Philippines for the United States.
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San Francisco
Admiral Dewey
Manila
George T. Brewster
New York
Philippines
Salson Sentenced to Life Penal Servitude
Salson was convicted and condemned to penal servitude for life before a silent court. He displayed a mix of calm and derisive behavior during the trial, with witnesses noting his reaction as restrained yet defiant.
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Salson
Wesleyan Triumphs Over Holy Cross 11 to 6 in Punting Battle
Wesleyan defeated Holy Cross 11 to 6 in Middletown with heavy punting. A first half Wesleyan TD set the pace, Baldwin kicked a clever 20 yard place kick for Holy Cross in the second half, and Wesleyan added another TD and conversion.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Holy Cross
Baldwin
Polo Games Last Night Reported Scores
Polo games last night included Brockton East Weymouth beating Plymouth Salem 3 to 1 and Hartford Bartford defeating New Haven 7 to 5. Multiple rough results listed with unclear players and incomplete lines.
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Brockton
East Weymouth
Plymouth
Salem
Bartford
Hartford
New Haven
Ambitious 16 year old girl missing from Rockport to Boston
Fannie Gordon, a 16 year old from Rockport, vanished after leaving home Oct 30. A letter postmarked Nov 7 from Boston says she is staying with people unknown to family and wants independence. Her father, a Rockport clothing store proprietor, appeals to help locate her with details of appearance and clothing.
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Rockport
Fannie Gordon
Boston
Central
Gordon
Post
Fannie
Bryan Declines Ten Thousand Dollar Editorial Offer
Colonel W J Bryan rejected an offer to edit a Denver afternoon newspaper at 10000 yearly. He telegraphed from Lincoln Neb saying he will stay there and defend with tongue and pen the principles and policies he believes right in the future as in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Denver
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln, Neb
Silver wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr and Mrs Daniel Bradford Badger
A quarter century union was celebrated at 12 Prospect Street Winchester with electric lights, palms, chrysanthemums, and an orchestra. Many friends attended including the swell set. Mr Badger, of the RE. B. Badger Company Boston, and all ten siblings were present. Last year his parents marked their fiftieth anniversary at the Brunswick.
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Daniel Bradford Badger
Prospect Street
Winchester
Badger
Weber
RE. B. Badger Company
Boston
Largest Paper Mill Begins Operations in Millinocket
The Great Northern Paper Company plant at Millinocket, the world’s largest, started today with first shipments expected Monday. Built since April 1899 at about $4,000,000, the main mill spans 900 by 400 feet and will reach a daily capacity of 250 tons of white newspaper, employing 700 men after full outfitting.
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Great Northern Company
Bangor
Great Northern Paper Company
Millinocket
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