Back Bay Athletic Club Becomes First Night of Fights
The Back Bay Athletic Club opened with a sparsely attended program. Hub Bradley from Chelsea lost to Steve Fitzgibbons of East Boston in a 10 round welterweight bout. Mike Cooney of Providence beat Jack White of England in six rounds. Billy Reardon and Doc Reynolds drew after eight rounds. Leary defeated Stan ton in a sparring end and the night’s main event Flaherty vs McNulty did not occur.
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Back Bay Athletic Club
Frank Peters
B. A. A. Club
Frank Uniac
Hub Bradley
Chelsea
Steve Fitzgibbons
East Boston
Fitz- Aah
Fitzgibbons
Bradley
Uniac
Mike Cooney
Providence
Jack White
England
Cooney
Rhode Island
Billy Reardon
Doc Reynolds
Gladstone Club
Reynolds
H.S. Stanton
Mat Leary
Leary
Stanton
Martin Flaherty
Billy McNulty
Flaherty
McNulty
Morrissey
Boston
Racetrack Odds and Results From Nov 11 Card in New Jersey
Heavy track conditions and wild betting marked the program at Garrensure. Carmelite drew 50 to 1 bets but innovation failed to start, while the day’s feature saw Panway and Alonzo lead and Carmelite take six furlongs with Forget-Me-Not runner-up in the seventh. Multiple races list winners, times, and betting odds, with detailed entries and selections by Bob Sutherland and John R. colt.
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Garrensure
N. J
Lillie K
Merry Duke
Macauley
Eugenie
Eleanor
Violet
Violet S
Panway
Harry Alonzo
Palbriggan
Alonzo
Balbriggan
Hoey
Blitzen
Pat Conley
Pat Couley
Beldemonio
Mamie B. B
May D
Freezer
Petting
Harvard 10 Watch Yale
Harvard football squad travels to New York for a practice session on Manhattan Field and a Yale University game at Pennsylvania. They seek insights into Yale’s play for next Saturday, with uncertain betting on the match. Injury worries to Acton and potential setbacks for Mackie and Waters loom. Harvard freshmen meet Amherst Agricultural College at Jarvis Field at 3:30 p.m.
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Harvard
New York
Manhattan Field
Yale University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Crimson
Acton
Mackie
Waters
Jarvis Field
Amherst Agricultural
Inter-Cycle Club League formed by local billiards clubs
The Hyde Park Medford Chelsea Ramblers and the Press Cycling Club organized the Inter-Cycle Club League for billiards, pop, and history. Officers include J. C. Kerrison as president and A. F. Holsom of Chelsea as secretary and treasurer. Clubs in Somerville, Cambridge ort, Roxbury and Waltham were invited to join. next meeting set for Friday night at the Press Club.
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Hyde Park
Medford
Chelsea Ramblers
Press Cycling Club
J. C. Kerrison
A. F. Holsom
Chelsea
Somerville
Cambridgeort
Roxbury
Waltham
Press Club
No Challenge Reported for America's Cup
The Central News states after inquiry that neither the Royal Yacht Squadron nor any yacht club with Lord Dunraven members has seen any challenge for the America's Cup to the United States. No club has sent any challenge whatsoever.
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Lonxpon
The
Central News
Royal Yacht Squadron
Lord Dunraven
United States
Nocind
Hopkinton meets Cambridge Manual Training in league showdown
Hopkinton eleven faces Cambridge Manual Training School at Jarvis Field at 10 this morning. Both teams are top contenders in the Interscholastic League and a strong game is expected.
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Hopkinton
Cambridge Manual Training School
Jarvis Field
Gure
Gloucester Results Show Wide Variety Of Races And Bets
Gloucester New Jersey November eleventh results list six races with multiple entrants in each, naming winners, seconds, thirds, race times and betting odds. The report also lists post positions and additional entries across a second set of events with bettors and horses such as Darling Lillian Saragossa Tioga Mayor B Nubian Barthena Spartacus Apollo Bias Basil Duke and many others.
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Darling
Lillian
Glenall
Saragossa
Starlight
Arizona
Tioga
Forest
Mayor B
Nubian
Bargain
Barthena
Elmstone
Spartacus
Charles Reel
Leatherstocking
Charles Reed
L. Leatherstocking
Monroe
Pieamont
Barrientos
van S
Marty B
Thunder Maid
Lady Wormser
Lylest
Magee
Bartow
Majolica
Minden
Bias
Apollo
Jack of Diamonds
John Atwood
Ed Beaman
Wahoo
King Idle
Wyoming
Vulpina
the Forum
Boston
Tommy
Dr. Wilcox
Washington
Albert Stull
Woodburn
Lamar
Ptolemy
Startle
Selah
Hantienne
Turf Echoes from Gloucester Races React to Close Finishes
Merry Duke failed to bracket as Griffin delayed his ride while Penny used Lillie K to win. Eleanor and Simplicity faced stiff competition with Simplicity faltering. Black Top and Arizona drew attention on soft tracks with long price plays. Torchlight’s Chauncey Jacobs camp faced disappointments as Van 8S and owner were ruled off for crooked work at Gloucester.
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Merry Duke
Griffin
Penny
Lillie K
Eleanor
Gloucester
Ham Brock
Harry Alonzo
Black Top
Arizona
Chauncey Jacobs
Blitzen
Logan
Van
M'Gee and Cattanach Matched for Providence Fight
Jack McGee and Jack Cattanach of Providence were matched last night to fight before the Metropole Club in December for a purse of 1200 dollars.
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Jack McGee
Jack Cattanach
Providence
Metropole Club
Try Your Hand at Cabinet Making RAH Bowdoin Triumphs
Bowdoin defeated Brown 8 to 0 in Providence after a sharp, luck afflicted game. Brown fumbled twice costing near touchdowns while Bowdoin struck with two first half touchdowns and missed two goals. Carleton and Fairbanks led Bowdoin. Hastings and Robinson starred for Brown.
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Providence
Brown University
Bowdoin
Brown
Carleton
Fairbanks
Hastings
Robinson
Bowdols
Denison Quimby
Drawobridge Ridley
J. L. Caals Shey
Seus Eerree Smith Dewey
Hastings Stone
Ackle
Nott Kimballes
Oss Seeene
Unsafe Winthrop Bridge Prompts Protest Over Repairs
The East Boston to Wood Island bridge on the Boston Revere Beach and Lyon rail line is judged unsafe after half the structure is torn away for repairs. Citizens led by A W Cobb filed protests with railroad commissioners, warning of possible collapse if repairs are not quickly bolstered with braces or planking to bind the piles.
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East Boston
Wood Island
Boston, Revere Beach & Lyon Railroad
Winthrop
A. W. Cobb
Post
Cambridge High and Latin School Defeat Boston Latin in Poor Game
On Jarvis Field Cambridge High and Latin School beat Boston Latin School. Sanborn's rushing and Adams's tackling stood out while neither side advanced much around the ends. Beal's punting and weak tackling by B L S aided Cambridge scoring.
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Jarvis Field
Cambridge High and Latin School
Boston Latin School
Sanborn
Adams
Beal
Cambridge Boys
Lots of Fine Horses at National Show in New York
The National Horse Show Association prepares for a Madison Square Garden event opening next Monday with a record 1196 entries. Hunters, harness, saddle horses, and hackneys fill major classes while English thoroughbreds, Foxhall, Candlemas, Jamaica, and Prestonans await ring appearances. Tandems and four in hands join the lineup amid rain and club fixtures.
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New York
National Horse Show Association
Madison Square Garden
England
Foxhall
Alfonso
Jamaica
Candlemas
St. Blaise
Prestonans
Prince Charlie
Charles A. Baudouine, Jr
William Brewster
Morris Park
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle Hosts Christian Workers Convention
Delegates from the convention of christian workers in the city will attend Sunday at Bowdoin Square Tabernacle. Miss Bertha A. Wright of Ottawa and Rev. John GC Collins of New Haven will lead the morning service. A men only afternoon program will feature Rev. R. A. Torrey of Chicago and a Moody's Bible Institute quartet. Evening services will be led by Rev. John C. Collins with convention staff assisting.
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Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Convention of Christian Workers
Bertha A. Wright
Ottawa
Can
John GC. Collins
New Haven
Conns
R. A. Torrey
Chicago
Moody’s Bible Institute
John C. Collins
South Boston Waltzes at St Augustine Lyceum Ball
The St Augustine Lyceum annual ball at Bethesda Hall South Boston opened with the Lyceum Orchestra directing the grand Lyceum March. About 200 couples danced through nineteen numbers with selections evoking summer memories and lively prints. The reception committee led by M V OHara assisted by Hon W chaired guest comfort.
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Watts
St. Augustine
Thomas W. O’rourke
Mary C. Moore
Narragansett
Nellie
M. V. O'Hara
Recount Call Urges Governor Russell Backed Ballot Vigilance
A Mississippi state party telegram presses a governor's recount plan. It requests a trusted Democrat to supervise the entire ballot recount, insisting on one observer for all ballots and continuous oversight from start to finish to prevent tampering and ensure prompt reporting to headquarters. The note stresses vigilance across towns to protect Democratic interests amid a razor-thin margin.
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Rusell
Russell
Commonwealth
Prague Race Enmity Sparks Reichstag Debate
Vienna reports a Prague street attack by Czech national Wenzel Bozak who fired six shots at a German party. He claimed taunting in German provoked him, was acquitted of attempted murder, fined for illegal arms, triggering German press backlash and a debate on rising race hostility in the Reichsrat.
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Vienna
Reichrath
Prague
Bohemia
Wenzel Bozak
Ile
Rewards for Past Favors
Washington discussion at the Cabinet meeting centered on filling existing civil service vacancies. Four bench vacancies are expected to be filled in weeks, while appointments to State, Treasury, Post Office, and Interior may stay vacant until after March 4. The administration plans to extend the classified service to the bureau of engraving and printing and the government printing office, shaping future patronage.
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Washington
Civil Service
Gossies
State
Treasury
Postoffice
Interior Departments
Cleveland
Harrison
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Government Printing Office
Classified Service
Lyceum at St Augustine's Church A long standing club
The Lyceum at St Augustine's Church has long served the parish youth with social and intellectual welfare. It originated in 1876, incorporated in 1882, and has since been a community force. Current officers include President Thomas W. O Rourke and Treasurer Frank A. Carroll among others.
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S. McNary
P. A. Jackson
George P. Connelly
E. J. Drummond
J. J. Connelly
M. J. Carroll
C. H. Dirksmeyer
W. A. Carroll
W. H. Corbett
Lyceum
St. Augustine’s Church
Thomas W. O’rourke
Henry C. Reardon
Daniel J. Donovan
John E. Flynn
Frank A. Carroll
William J. Crowley
W. E. Dorrity
Murder Mystery in California At Guadaloupe Bridge
Henry Plant recently appointed manager of the Frederickburgs brewery was found hanging from a tree near Guadaloupe bridge in San Jose. His hands and feet were tied, a handkerchief over his mouth, and the ground around the tree shows a struggle. A diamond ring was found on his finger. Robbery is not believed to be the motive.
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San Jose
Cal
Henry Plant
Frederickburgs Brewery
Guadaloupe Bridge
Repeal the McKinley Act Extra Session Favored
Washington news shows Democrats in this state favor calling an extra session after March to revise the tariff. They see the Cleveland victory and a Democratic majority as a mandate to repeal McKinley and evenly distribute taxes. Local leaders urge prompt action with a tariff plan, while Lt Gov Haile defers until he has time to think it over. Governor Russell is away.
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Washington
Congress
Cleveland
Senate
House
Josiah Quincey
Boomine Post
Coveney
Matthews
Ways and Means
Haile
Russell
Pure California Winks Sale Ad Entry
Blanchard and Farrar offer a sale item described as Pure California Winks at one dollar per gallon. The listing notes four bottles of assorted variety with prices and locations at 17 Dock Street and 31 Faneuil Hall Street.
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Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Sa
Faneuil Hall Sa
FIGHTING AT CANA DELIVERS French VICTORY
General Dodds reports the Dahomey fight preceding Cana’s capture. On November 4 Dioxvue village fell to assault. Dahomeyans punished cowardice by death. French losses were six killed and forty-five wounded by ambush. The French bivouacked November 5 near Cana and entered Cana on November 6 after the town was evacuated.
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Parris
Dodds
Dahomey
Cana
Dioxvue
President prepares annual message to Congress
Washington reports the President has begun drafting the annual message to Congress with about three weeks for finalizing. It is likely to be concise and focus on a review of the administration’s past year, reiterating the leader’s established political positions.
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Washington
Congress
Beacons Hint of Mayoral Succession Joke
The Beacon mocks town politics by suggesting Mayor Matthews asked General Patrick A. Collings to run for mayor next month. Friends doubt the tale, while intimates dismiss it as unfounded gossip in a sharp editorial jibe.
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Matthews
Patrick A. Collings
Off for Genoa Today Passengers in Kaiser William II
Boston passengers sailing for Genoa via Gibraltar on the Norddeutscher Lloyd steamship Kaiser William II are listed. Included are Mrs. Charlotte R. Pierson Miss Adele G Thayer and maid Mr George B Chase Mrs George B Chase and maid Miss A H Helms Dr Morton Prince Mrs Morton Prince Miss Clara M Prince Master Morton P Prince and maid Mr Carl Fehmer Mrs A Prince Miss Prince Mrs E E Pratt Mrs Bell Mrs Wheatland Mr E W Preston and Mr J W Baldwin.
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Boston
Genoa
Gibraltar
Norddeutscher
Lloyd Steamship
Kaiser William II
Charlotte R. Pierson
Adele G. Thayer
George B. Chase
A. H. Helms
Morton Prince
Clara M. Prince
Morton P. Prince
Carl Fehmer
A. Prince
Prince
E. E. Pratt
Bell
Wheatland
E. W. Preston
J. W. Baldwin
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John O'Connor
John R
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Julia L
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Fudget
Keywood
Jimmy Lamley
King Crab
Frontenac
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Tom Flynn
Macintosh
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Berwyn
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My Fellow
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Pat Oakley
Polydora
Alford
Sentiment
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Bob Sutherland
J. B. Freed
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Anne Elizabeth
Flatlands
Miss Bess
Panhandle
Bob Roy
Julia L. Dagonet
Bess McDuff
Rob Roy
Minton
Basil Duke
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Richal
Marty Es Piedmont
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M'Gee
Cattanach
Samuel W. Clifford
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Miller Gredden
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Hunt
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McElwain Watson
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St. Augustine Lyceum
Henry Donovan
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William M. Olin
Nobery J. Brown
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Cambridgeport
Boston Post
Robert J. Brown
Witness
C. E. Crawrord
W. HH. Prazier
Thomas W. O’rourkr
M’kinley
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Paes Am Geey Oyle Bros
Washington St
N. A. Thompson
Congress St
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Greveland’s
New England
Putnan’s Historical Magazine
Old Corner
Estes & Laueriat
DE Wolf Fiske
Salem Press
Salem
Renan
Jesus
Maranaie
Nea Rivers,” &c
G. W. Dillingham
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Huntington Av
Hotel Westland
Bath
Westland Av
West Chester PLC
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Berkeley St
Huth
Henry W. Savage
Court 8St
Old Court House
Lynx
Edwin T. Putman
Mr. Putman
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