Seamsters Aim Demands as 3600 City Teamsters Affected
The Freight Teamsters Union No 1 grievence committee met to consider a wage and hour proposition for master teamsters affecting about 3600 workers in the city and vicinity. A schedule will be submitted soon. leaders hope for recognition, with no details released. Building Trades Council criticized a plumbers’ group forming against the regular Plumbers Union.
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Freight ‘Amsters’ Union No. 1
Freight Council S
Labor Headquarters
Hartnett
Freight Teamsters
Oscar I. Cox
Freight Council
Trade unions and hall events in Boston area
Tin O’Mealley is named for president with William B. Kirkpatrick Henry Corcoran John J. Barry and Eugene Flanagan as vice presidents. The president’s salary is listed as $00 annually. Building Laborers Local 15 reports 15 new members. The Boston Freight Clubs Protective Union Local 7317 A F L plans its third annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall on Thanksgiving Day November 27 1901. The Trade Union Club will hold a regular dinner at the 20th Century Club on November 21. Professor James R Reale Jr of Harvard Law School, who criticized trades unions, has been invited to speak.
Mission Week Opens At St Marys Church North End
Rev Father Langeake S J leads the men’s mission at St Marys North End with about 1800 men present. Women’s closing exercises were held yesterday. Tonight’s talk was Why Did God Create Us with a week’s schedule listing Masses at 5 4 6 30 am and 9 am sermons 3 30 rosary stations of the cross and benediction at 7 30 pm.
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Father Langeake
S. J
St. Mary’s Church
North End
Frays and Ruhlin Ready for Friday Fight in San Francisco
Both fighters are fit and working hard in gym and on the road ahead of the showdown. Delaney and Madden met referee Harry Corbett to set clinch rules, ensuring the bout stays brisk. Tonight’s program includes two four round prelims, with ring prep starting tomorrow and 200000 candle power lights for film.
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San Francisco
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Delaney
Madden
Harry Corbett
Jeffries Jeffries
Tig Bob Armstrong
Billy” Delaney
Akron
Rublin
South Boston athletic clubs seek matchups by weight class
Listings from Strandways and numerous clubs in the Boston area show requests to arrange games on Thanksgiving Day or nearby. Entries specify target opponents by weight categories from 45 to 145 pounds, with contact names and addresses in South Boston Somerville Newton Waltham Charlestown Roxbury Malden Cambridge and Jamaica Plain for organized matches and expense sharing.
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South Boston
James Butters
K Street
Portland A. C
Criterion A. C
Francis McDonough
Beckler Avenue
Cyrus Algers
W. J. Coughbiln
Sixth Street
Buffalos
Charles Thurber
North Union Street
Somerville
Nonantum A. C
E. Forkwall
California Street
Newton
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N. J. Rol Tnshaw
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Charlestown
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J. Carr
Walnut Street
Crescent A. A
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India Street
City
Olympia A. A
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Co. H. Grimes
Tremont
Auburns
John Breen
Charles Street
Chambers
St. Joseph's
Thomas Gannon
Chambers Street
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Joseph Mahan
Prospect Street
Emmetts
Roxbury
G. Holden
Sumner Place
Centaur A. C
Herman de Verne
Boylston Street
Jamaica Plain
Central A. A
Malden
Dennis Crimmins
Western A. A
Francis Harnden
Austin Street
Cambridge
Sixth Boston Century Run to Providence and Return
The sixth annual Boston century run took place yesterday with many entrants but few finished under windy and dusty conditions that hindered speed. The race, the season’s last, concluded with Charles H. Chick, A. Generaur, E. B. Bailey, John W. McIntosh, Miss Sadie Knowlton, Miss Margaret Knowlton, W. S. Comiskey, and William Harris among the finishers.
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Providence
Charles H. Chick
A. Generaur
E. B. Bailey
John W. McIntosh
Sadie Knowlton
Margaret Knowlton
W. S. Comiskey
William Harris
Kinley Mack Former Champion to Be Retired From Turf
Kinley Mack winner of Sub urban and Brooklyn handicaps in one season to retire to farm at Chillicothe Ohio. Owner J B Haggin cites earned rest for the horse though it could still race his ailments included contracted feet ringbone and splints yet stamina and speed yielded many victories. He has not raced this season.
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Kinley Mack
Brooklyn
J. Bb. Haggin
Chillicothe
Mr. Haggin
Bowling season opens in Mystic Valley League with Newtowne vs Calumet
The Mystic Valley Bowling League starts tonight with Newtowne facing Calumet at Calumet alleys as the season spans 14 weeks. Medford meets Charlestown tomorrow and Arlington meets Old Gelfrey at Lexington while South Boston leads the New Century Bowling League with the Websters close behind.
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D.gghe
Newtowne
Calumet
Medford
Charlestown
Arlington
Lexington
South Boston
Webster
Websters
Dedham
Norwood
Independents
English High May Win Series in Interscholastic Football Title Race
The season’s final two weeks loom as Somerville and English High lead the Senior League with three wins each. Malden High fell to Somerville 12 to 5 while English High escaped a rare scare by Manual Training. Jones misses games for Somerville due to a bad knee, hampering their bid. Cambridge schools vie for fourth and Dorchester remains winless in league play. Preparatory and Interpre preparatory leagues show Brookline Cambridge Latin and Boston Latin vying for top spots as Newton High clings to a narrow lead with only one game played.
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English High
Malden High
Manual Training School
Swice Training School
Jones
Malden
Malden Hird
Cambridge
Ldorchester
Dorchester
Ookinson
Boston Latin
Newton High
Newton
Brookline
Hopkinson
Cambridge Latin
Browline
Brookline High
Salem High
Brighton High
Chelsea
Brighton
Noble & Greenough
Roxbury
Milton Academy
Volkmann's
I. Law
Somerville High
Ojo Malden High
Cambridge High
Cambridge M. Tr
Dorchester High
Home of John Brown becomes golf club housenear Akron Ohio
Count Eulenburg denies Kaiser's challenge for the Americas Cup. Credit to American Horse Breeder for Peter Stirling cut in Saturday's Post. Philadelphia to host a big Sportsmen's show this winter. Automobile Club of Paris and Yacht Club de France merge. One million dollars worth of automobiles sold at New York auto show.
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John Brown
Akron
Ohio
Count Eulenburg
Peter Stirling
Philadelphia
Automobile Club of
Paris
Yacht Club de France
New York
Kramer Beaten by Trick at Vailsburg Track Race
The East outdoor cycling season closed at Vailsburg near Newark New Jersey. Frank T Kramer national champion won the half mile professional handicap in a close finish over Vreeman and Reiter. John King won the ten mile professional handicap with a lap lead, while Howard Freeman and Jed Newkirk also placed. The day featured top riders and tight finishes.
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Vailsburg
Newark
N. J
Frank DL. Kramer
Vreeman
Reiter
Kramer
Freeman
Butler
King
Krebs
Newkirk
Frank T. Kramer
East Orange
Howard Freeman
D Portland
Nat Butler
Boston
John King
Floyd Krebs
H. B. Freeman
Portland
Jed Newkirk
Chicago
Harvard Faces Yale Test Amid Over Confidence Fears
Harvard coaches worry over over confidence after an easy win over Pennsylvania. Head coach Reid must keep players focused with Yale looming, while trainer MacMasters guards routines. Key lessons include fumbling issues and punt handling, with hard practice planned to sharpen offense and defense before the Dartmouth game and the Elis.
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Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Harvards
Reid
Philadelphia
Federal Express
MacMasters
Putnam
Penn
Bates
Quakers
Soldiers Field
Finneran Rally and Smoker Draws Crowd on Columbus Ave
A rally and smoke talk for Ward 19 Board of Alderman candidate Thomas J. Finneran drew a packed crowd on Columbus avenue yesterday. Speakers included James McCarthy of the Central Labor Union who accused opponent Thomas W. Dowd of voting against the subway referendum as a senator. Edward Ward of the Brewery Workers' Union and others like James Judge Joseph P. Cox John T. Collins and John D. Kelly also addressed the meeting.
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Columbus Avenue
Thomas J. Finneran
James McCarthy
Central Labor Union
Thomas W. Dowd
Mr. Finneran
Senate
Edward Ward
Brewery Workers’ Union
James Judge
Joseph P. Cox
John T. Collins
John D. Kelly
European cyclists sail for Madison Square Garden race
London reports the six day flyers on their way to New York for the six day race at Madison Square Garden. The Western European teams are described as the most formidable to depart the continent for competition in America. The St Paul carried the squads as they prepared to challenge for titles in the prominent event.
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London
Madison Square Garden
New York
St Paul
Goughltz Leads French Pair in Six Day Race Plan
French long distance rider Goughltz travels to America to compete in the laig six day race in New York. The field includes Grougoeltz with Simar from France, Chevailler and Fisher from Switzerland, Muller and Le Poutre, De Rueck and Kerff from Belgium, Frederick and Jaak from Germany, with Wistor Drover of Paris Le Velo acting as editor and accompanist.
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Goughltz
America
New York
Grougoeltz
Simar
France
Chevailler
Fisher
Switzerland
Muller
le Poutre
de Rueck
Kerff
Belgium
Frederick
Jaak
Germany
Wistor Drover
Paris
le Velo
Mabel Walker Confesses Perjury in Witherell Case
Rutland Vermont reports that Mabel Walker now admits she lied at the trial that sent Seymour L. Witherell to 18 years in prison for adultery and assault. She says her mother threatened reform school if she did not testify and seeks a pardon for Witherell. a hearing before Governor Stickney is set for Newfane Tuesday.
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Rutland
Mabel Kender
Providence
Mabel
Grafton
Stickney
Witherell
Newfane
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