Law Vote Names Massachusetts Wheelmen Officers
The Massachusetts division elected 26 regular delegates and 6 independents to its board with Sterling Elliott as chief consul and D E Miller as vice consul. Lon Peck led the representative vote with 1326, followed by Perkins 1251 and the handicapper 1246, listing 26 names in all and noting a strong regular-nominee predominance.
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Massachusetts Division Board of Officers
Sterling Elliott
Good Roads
National Highway Committee
Massachusetts
D. E. Miller
Howard
Lon Peck
Perkins
J. S. Dean
A. W. Robinson
A. W. Swan
F. H. Williams
A. K. Peck
Spencer T. Williams
G. P. Adams
Boston
Scattering
D. BE. Miller
Charles Floward
J. Fred Adams
W. S. Atwell
A. Cooper
W. C. Dillingham
G. W. Jee
F. J. Gorton
J. .C. Kerrison
FP. S. McCausland
A. D. Peck
G. Percival
L. W. Piper
J. B. Benard
N. W. Starbird
G. L. Sullivan
J. E. Tippett
C. L. Barker
3.S. Dean
W._S. Doane
J. J. Fecitt
Dr. GW. Kendall
A. Knight
F. McKee
G. A. Perkins
F. E. Shute
G. H. Stevens
Harvard backs test punting and catching in practice
The Harvard team spent morning and afternoon working on kicking and receiving. Stump Willard coached the backs on punting, with Brewer showing limited distance on wet ground. Newell arranged drills against the 1896 class as they attempted to breach the line to pressure Brewer.
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Harvard
Willard
Charlie Brewer
Marshall Newell
Brewer
Varsity
Princeton Resting After Pennsylvania Game Ahead of Yale
Princeton players take a post game rest after losing to Pennsylvania and prepare for Yale. Morse is not injured permanently and should be ready by December 1. Lea and Church are limited but will fill roles. coaches plan to adjust tactics to improve chances against Yale.
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Princeton
N. J
Pennsylvania
Yale
Morse
Lea
Church
Tech and Chicago Tied In Weekend Football Match
On the South End grounds yesterday Technology and Chicago A A. played to a draw. Chicago scored four points in the first half on Van Dozer's touchdown with no goal. Tech tied the score in the second half. Line-up listed.
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South End
Technology
Chicago A. A
Chicago
van Dozer
Tech
Ellis Eleven Ready For Matches
Ellis Football Club re organized for the season and seeks challenges from teams. The squad lists J Callahan J Boylen M Heman William H Cunningham captain F T Griffin H Swales J Kenney J Sullivan J Welsh W Blair WV Callahan and substitutes Co McCarty C McClow J Martin Hugh Mundy Toim Roach Peter Hughes. Address captain William H Cunningham 146 Cambridge Street Boston.
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Ellis Football Club
West End Associates
J. Callahan
J. Boylen
M. Heman
William H. Cunningham
F. T. Griffin
H. Swales
J. Kenney
J. Sullivan
J. Welsh
W. Blair
WV. Callahan
Co. McCarty
C. McClow
J. Martin
Hugh Mundy
Toim Roach
Peter Hughes
Cambridge Street
Boston
Bowdoin Freshmen Tied Portland High In 6–6 Game
In Portland today Bowdoin Freshmen and Portland High played to a 6 to 6 tie in a spirited football contest.
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Portland
Bowdoin
Portland High
Testimonial Planned for Richard J Barry in Ward 14
Friends of Richard J Barry, a popular young man from Ward 14, formed an arrangements committee at Farra gut Associates rooms for a monster testimonial to be held at Gray's Halls on Tuesday evening December 4. Former Harmony Club and Independent Club associates from Ward 14 joined the committee.
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Richard J. Barry
Ward 14
Farragut Associates
Gray’s Halls
Harmony Club
Independent Club
Whiteway Victories Dominate Newfoundland Byelections
In St John’s five seats went to the Whitewayites and Burin gives two more Whiteway members. The seven seats bring Whiteway control to eighteen, exactly half the Legislature. Returns from Placentia three seats and St George one seat are still pending.
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ST. Johin’s
N. F
Burin
Placentia
St. George
Benefit concert for Michael J. Kelly widow announced
A fund for the late Michael J. Kelly widows aid will be boosted by a Sunday night concert at Hollis Street Theatre. Manager Isaac B. Rich offers the venue and 100 to 200 theatrical stars volunteer their services. Tickets go on sale soon and donations are received by A. L. Simmons, 211 Washington Street, as treasurer.
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Michael J. Kelly
Isaac B. Rich
Hollis Street
Rich
Mr. Kelly
A. L. Simmons
New England
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Washington Street
McAuliffe Returns to Form in Sea Beach Bout
Jack McAuliffe gyms up for a comeback at Sea Beach Palace on Monday November 19 facing Owen Zeigler in a lightweight ten round. The Brooklyn fighter aims to reach 135 pounds and vows to emulate his old speed and endurance while courting a bout with Young Griffo. Two other ten rounders feature Paddy McBride versus Johnny Gorman and Billy Murphy versus Jerry Barnett at 120 pounds.
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Jack McAuliffe
Atlantic Athletic Club
Sea Beach Palace
Jack
Owen Zeigler
Brooklyn
Griffo
Zeigler
McAuliffe
Paddy McBride
Philadelphia
Johnny Gorman
Long Island City
Billy Murphy
Australia
Jerry Barnett
Cherry Hill
Amateur Boxing Tournament Planned for December 8
Arrangements are made for an amateur boxing tournament in the city on December 8 under N E A A U approval. Six special matches between top Eastern amateurs will be held at selected weights, plus two open classes 117 and 126 pounds. Winners receive a diamond ring and second place a gold watch. a Walsh versus Wood wrestling match at 135 pounds is also on the program.
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James P. Walsh
Lowell
E. A. Wood
Suffolk A. C
R. P. Russell
Sporting Department
The
Boston Herald
Polo Players Trade Hipson To Providence Club
Hipson, Boston polo star, sold to Providence for Parsons with cash. Parsons joins Boston as a steady worker while Hipson strengthens the Grays. Archie Newcomb and Billy Leydon form strong center and feeding play. Lynn visits West Newton rink Tuesday, Pawtuckets Wednesday. Amateurs league meeting set for Wednesday night.
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Hipson
Boston
Providence
Cotter
Parsons
Wootke
Waltham
Grays
Archie Newcomb
Billy Leydon
Strong Lynn
West Newton Street
Pawtuckets
Lynn
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont
Washington Streets
NEAA Annual Meeting Details Across Clubs and Reinstatements
The NEAA annual gathering in the BAA fencing room saw broad club representation including Worcester Athletic Club Riverside Boat Club Natick YMC A Roxbury YMC A and others. Treasurer reports a 989.07 balance and George W Dow is reinstated while several athlete protests are dismissed. The board elected Stimpson president Babb vice president Pussell secretary Adams treasurer and Moakley handicapper. A new die design for medals was approved.
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Worcester Athletic Club
Riverside Boat Club
Natick Y. M. C. A
Roxbury Y. M. Cc. A
Suffolk Athletic Club
South Boston Athletic Club
St. Mary’s Y. M. C. A
Trooper Social and Athletic Club
Providence A. A
Dorchester A. C
Crescent Boat Club
James O’kelcher
New
Englahd Skating Association
Walter Stimpson
E. E. Babb
R. Pussell
Harry Adams
J. F. Moakley
Ambridge A. A
Tremont A. C
Kent A. A
Ninth Regiment Aven Boat Club
Springfield
Biachusett
Atchison System Reorganization Report Details Debts and Rebates
Stephen Little's report on the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe reorganization updates four years ending June 30, 18%, showing rebates inflated revenue, net earnings shortfalls, and a consolidated loss. It notes $16 million in intra-system receivables deemed worthless, notable deficits in the Atlantic & Pacific and Colorado Midland subsidiaries, and a $1.53 million overall excess liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stephen Little
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Sonora
Atchison Railroad Company
Atlantic & Pacific
Colorado Midland
St. Louis
San Francisco
Atchison
Atchison Company
Atchison and St. Louis
Little
Reinhart
Zimmy Zimmerman Home After Victory Campaign
Arthur A Zim merman champion bicyclist arrives on Augusta Victoria in New York with Harry Wheeler. About 100 friends greet him. They plan training for the Madison Square Garden tournament during Thanksgiving week. He predicts a bright pro outlook and possible professional league growth with several foreign champions to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur A. Zimmerman
Augusta Victoria
Harry Wheeler
Zimmerman
Wheeler
Madison Square Garden
Zhamerman
France
W. E Edwards
England
August Ver Hine
Julius Gerry
Louis Colombo
Italy
A. E. Lester
Will shave for a thousand world champion barber offers contest
Al Hayden claims world champion barber title and offers to race any barber in a one hour shaving contest for 100 to 1000 dollars a side. He can be reached at 1258 Dorchester avenue Glover's Corner between 10 am and 8 pm daily this week to arrange a match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hayden
Dorchester Avenue
Glover’s Corner
Opening Night in Melrose Interclub Tourney
The Melrose Athletic Club hosted the 999th Artillery Association in the fifth annual inter club tournament opening night. The home club won pool and bowling while the visitors took billiards and whist. Remarkable bowling scores saw four Melrose players over 400 and three visitors over 500.
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Melrose
999Th Artillery Association
Melrose Athletic Club
Rocksalt Barr Mourned By Track Friends At Wat ham
The death of Louis J. Barr known as Rocksalt rocks the local racing community. A familiar figure at the Wat ham track he died at home Saturday of heart failure. He was Billy Cochrane's right hand and a cheerful helper among the cyclists and racing men.
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Watham
Louis J. Barr
Rocksalt
Billy Cochrane
Billy
Indoor Championships Bid From Technology Athletic Club
The schedule committee of the National Amateur Athletic Union has received an application from the Technology Athletic Club seeking permission to run a set of indoor championships.
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The
Technology Athletic Club
Review Club Bowlers Scorecard Leaves Team 6 Top
Chelsea review club teams 1 and 5 bowled last evening with Team 6 prevailing by 178 pins. Team 5 totaled 2206 pins against Team 1 2028 in a competitive matchup.
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Chelsea
Somerville Club Opens Social Season with Reception
The Central Club of Somerville began its season with a reception for about 300 members and friends. The event featured a reception from 8 to 9 30, dancing until midnight, and supper from 10 to 11, with a committee led by President Edward Glines and including Frank E. Dickerman J F Wellington Mrs Dickerman Mrs Wellington and William B Weld.
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Central Club of
Somerville
Edward Glines
Frank E. Dickerman
J. F. Wellington
Dickerman
Wellington
William B. Weld
Haircutters Offer Ornamented Styling for Men
A persuasive ad from Alland Bros at 1 Tremont Row promotes physiognomical haircuts that trim long hair and beards to enhance facial features rather than remove them, suggesting trimming as an ornament to the head.
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Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Poetry on Bank Notes and Their Curious Fates
A look at verses scribbled on bank notes and the odd fates of damaged currency. Notes are burned or destroyed when worn. reports recount mice, dogs, and other animals chewing notes, with a tale of a counterfeit $20 note chewed by mice and misrepresented as redeemed.
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Walter
United States Treasury
Treasury
Washington
Fire Ravages Vale Estate Barns in North Lexington
Fire of unknown origin swept the Frederick O Vale estate in North Lexington, damaging five buildings including three barns and an ice house. The blaze, starting before 8 pm, gutted the structures, burned 12 tons of hay, and scorched the residence. Medford aid helped contain the flames. total damage estimated at $10,000 with full insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Frederick O. Vale
Vale
EK. S. Garfield
Medford
West Virginia gas coal men visit city for a few days
Sixteen gas and coal men along with cotton manufacturers from West Virginia are in town at Young's Hotel for several days. They deny ties to any gas coal syndicate and say they are here to see the city and its sights. Notable names include E S Hutchinson and Philip Goodville.
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West Virginia
Gas Coal
Bunker Hill
Young’s Hotel
E. S. Hutchinson
Philip Goodville
W. H. MecTuail
Jonathan Rowan
John J. Tierney
William Spencer
Jonathan M. Watt
Albion Coles
Jenkin Jones
W. S. Cowell
T. G. Morgan
D. H. Watson
A. C. Needless
H. N. Claxton
Desperate Desolation in Fall River Family
Mrs Edward St Ours of 82 Hope Street pleads at the central police station describing a year of abandonment by her husband who left when a second child was born and again two weeks ago leaving them penniless. Neighbors helped with food and a stove while a furniture firm repossessed due to non payment. A third child is imminent and the landlady has expelled them from their attic. the youngest is a cripple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Edward St. Ours
Hope Street
Central Police Station
Allen's Appointment Confirmed as Deputy at Massachusetts Prison
Nathan D. Allen, named successor to the late Deputy War den Huckins, has been confirmed by the commissioners and accepted the position. He was introduced to prison officers as the new deputy after serving about two years as inspector of industries and acting deputy pro tem during Huckins's illness.
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Nathan D. Allen
Huckins
Massachusetts State Prison
Democratic State Committee Denies Financial Woes
The Democratic State committee officers denounce a Republican column claiming the committee is impoverished. Treasurer Sullivan asserts there is not a dollar owed and says all bills are paid, with finances of both state and city committees in good shape.
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Democratic State Committee
Sullivan
Boston
Democratic City Committee
Walden Variety Show Breezes Through A Grand Pageant
Nov. 12 report describes a pageant titled The Pageant with two hundred fifty maids and matrons in national costumes parading before America. Mrs. Marcus Beebe starred as America in white drapery inspired by the Columbian Exposition.
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Ming
America
Marcus Beebe
Carnival of Nations enthralls at National Hall opening night
The carnival stage at National Hall transforms the venue into a festive world display. Nations such as France India Sweden Denmark Spain Russia Japan Prussia Austria Ireland and Colombia are represented with authentic booths and decor. The event raises hospital funds and features performances by Lieutenant Daniels and Miss Blanche Little with a gala reception planned with Governor Greenhalge attending.
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Carnival of Nations
Malden Electric Light Company
Old National Hall
France
Boston
India
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Austria
Carlsbad Springs
Russia
Japan
Prussia
Blarney Castle
Killarney
Emerald Isle
Mary Queen of Scots
Lieutenant Daniels
Blanche Little
Greenhalge
Major Stevens
L’africaine
Symphony Orchestra
Poole
Dyspeptics Advise Free Sample Offer
A historical ad notes remedies for indigestion and dyspepsia with Perry Poinc Co of Allston Massachusetts offering a free sample of a product named Dyspeptosin to demonstrate its merits. The fragment implies medical advertisement aimed at relief of digestive disorders.
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Perry I. Oine CO
Allston
Mass
Lynn School Rules Inquiry Ends In Exec Session
The Lynn school committee met in executive session to review alleged breaches of rules by Principals Russell and Jackson over closing their schools last Thursday against Superintendent Bruce. Judge Berry pressed for broad investigation while a dispute with Dr. Pinkham shaped the session, which was referred to the rules committee.
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Lynn
Russell
Jackson
Bruce
Judge Berry
Mr. Russell
Berry
Dr. Pinkham
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Populists pressure resignations of state officers
In Topeka on November 12, Populist chairman and state officials push for the resignations of all Populist appointed officers and employees across state institutions to take effect January 14, the day Governor-elect Morrill is to be inaugurated, arguing removal soon after would disrupt state operations.
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Topeka
Kan
Briedenthal
Central Committee
State Bank
Insurance Snyder
Morrill
Five-Cent and Nineteen-Cent School Lunch Plan
The Boston school committee reports satisfactory results from its investigations and will urge the school board to authorize arrangements with the New England Kitchen to provide lunches at 5 and 19 cents.
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Boston
New England
Evans Wins on the Returns in Tennessee Governor Race
Memphis Tenn Nov 12 The returns now indicate the election of Evans the Republican candidate for Governor by a majority under 1000 The success of Evans upon the face of the returns is now admitted at Democratic headquarters.
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Memphis
Tenn
Evans
Damegratio
League of American Wheelmen Holds Brooklyn Meeting
Board accepts 1894 records and outlines proposed rule changes for the National Assembly. Changes target manufacturer protections, classment of racing men, sanction fees, referees, elective chairmanship, exclusion of women from races, suppression of road racing, blacklisting procedures, and private record trials. The H C Tyler Waltham record from Oct 22 is rejected for noncompliance.
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New York
League of American Wheelmen
Brooklyn
Raymond
G DD. Gideon
Philadelphia
Henry Robinson
Boston
L. C. Jacquith
Chicago
E. C. Crowinger
Louisville
L. P. Callahan
Waltham
Mass
Dorchester
Emerson
Chelsea
F. M. Haggerty
Connor
A. W. Porter
Newton
L. P. Swett
Norway
Monte Scott
Plainfield
League of
American Wheelmen
H. C. Tyler
Cambridge liquor fight shifts toward license supporters
Cambridge debates liquor policy as business leaders organize a quiet push to swing the city to yes. No-license advocates sense a longer, more public campaign after plans leaked, signaling a broader battle over the year’s liquor sale vote.
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Cambridge
Father of the Next House
The New York Sun notes General Culberson of Texas as father of the House by tenure. He would administer the oath to Speaker designate Reed or another leader, as the party of Jackson and Jefferson lags in the Democratic eclipse.
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New York Sun
Jackson
Jefferson
Culberson
Texas
Reed
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Swift
Camp Washburn
Briggs Amos
Reine Akueht
Culver Thomas
Henry Hayden
Howland
Weasel Weataner Rockwell
van Doozer
A. A
Chicago Rockwell
F. R. Peters
Lawrence Hurd
W. A. Hall
Ellis
Richard J Barry
Whiteway
California
Imperial Cafe
Opp
Oston Globe
Kelly Fund
Hollis
Jack M’auliffe
Trim
N. EA. A. A. U. Meeting
Zimmy
Review Club Bowlers
Somerville Clusmen
Bankers’ Magazine
Lockhart
of Scott
Louisa Stuart
Douglas
Allen
Democratic Committee
Malden
Walden
Ithe
W. H. Parker
New England Medical Institute, Agrement Rew, Beoten, Macs
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