Yale Declares Glass Ineligible for Varsity
Yale announces Edgar Glass the leading Yale football player is ineligible to play this season after Harvard objected to his transfer. The rule interpretation bars him from Princeton game and prompts Goss and Johnson to be tried in his place. Glass’s absence damages Yale’s title hopes for the fall.
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New Haven
Conn
Edgar
Glass
Yale
The
Football Association
Harvard
Princeton
C.D. Francis
George Goss
Tom Johnson
Worcester
Mass
Harvard Football Extends Practice To Three Daily Sessions
Harvard football conducts all day practice with morning backs drills to reduce fumbles against Penn, afternoon scrimmage against the varsity and scrub, and night signal rehearsals on Soldiers Field. Matthews shines at end while linemen excel in stops. Yale game prep dominates campus rallies led by Captain Campbell and Coach Reid.
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Harvard
Penn
Yale
Soldiers Field
Varsity
Kernan
Ristine
Cutts
Mac Masters
Matthews
Hnesmen
Campbell
Percival
Matthews Blagden
R. T
Fox
Lewis
J. Lawrence Lee
Rainsford
Rigel Bargent
C.r
King Barnard
Davenport
Force Lawrence
Dodge Bowditch
Morse
Thayer Marshall
Q. B
Parker Derby
Putnam
R. H
Ives Meier
R. Hi
Taylor
Kevans Graydon
F. B
Parmalee
Mifflin
Yale Practice Under Strict Conditions Before Yale Princeton Clash
Yale suffered limited practice with two days left before the Yale Princeton game. Cripples were kept out, Olcott did not wear a uniform, and massed tactics were practiced in secret. The public exhibition fell short as Yale pushed the ball behind its own goal. Bloomer boosted the squad’s progress in tackles while Weymouth and McClintock shared punting duties amid uncertain plans for the fullback role.
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New Haven
Conn
Princeton
Yale
Gould
Goes
Olcott
Bloomer
Weymouth
McClintock
Eliot Cheers Eleven Harvard President at Ratification Meeting
Harvard president and supporters celebrate eleven member approval at a ratification gathering as Campbell delivers a decisive hit in the session.
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Eliot
Harvard
Campbell
Newton High Dominates Cambridge Latin in Prep League Rout
Newton High defeated Cambridge Latin 26 to 0 in a Prep League game at Newton. Rain and slick fields nullified Cambridge backs’ end runs as Newtons heavier lineup powered through tackles and guards for most gains. Two touchdowns by Newton in each half, a safety by Bushway on a blocked kick in the second half, and Stephenson’s 56 yard run highlight the easy win.
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Newton High
Cambridge Latin
Newton
Cambridge
Stephenson
Melrose Clinches SHSL Title With 5-0 Win Over Malden
Melrose defeated Malden 5 to 0 on Melrose ball grounds to practically seal the Suburban High School League championship. Melrose, Malden, and Everett High schools compete in the league.
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Melrose
Malden
Everett
Football Notes on Local High and College Teams
Hyde Park and West Roxbury meet in Junior League at Charles River Park this afternoon. Dorchester A A and Milton A A clash Saturday at East Milton. Dorchester seeks revenge after last year’s defeat. St Joseph’s A A seeks a 95 to 100 pound team for next Saturday and Thanksgiving games. Principal Armstrong of Englewood weighs in on association football versus American football. Holy Cross may face Tufts on Thanksgiving if the Boston College game is off. Princeton leads the big four in points with 247, Yale 244. Syracuse suspended classes for victory celebration.
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Hyde Park
West Roxbury High
Charles River Park
Indians
Little Hudson
Daly
West Point
Dorchester A. A
Milton A. A
East Milton
Dorchester
Milton
St. Joseph's A. A
Benjamin Gannon
Chambers Street
City
Armstrong
Englewood High School
Holy Cross
Tufts
Boston College
Princeton
Yale
Syracuse University
Columbia
Jewett Wins Close Billiards Match in New England Championship
Henry M. Jewett of Boston defeats Dr. H. P. King of Providence in a tight New England billiards contest at Hub rooms. King struggled early on an unfamiliar table but rallied late with runs of 24 26 and 13. Jewett matched Charles Smith's Monday night average with 456-61. Referee was Harry P. Cline. Tonight’s pairing features Charles Threshie and John W. Hawes.
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Henry M. Jewett
Boston
H. P. King
Providence
New England
Hub Rooms
Mr. Jewett
Dr. King
Charles Smith
H. M. Jewett
Dr. H. P. King
Eae
Aes
Ae Ee
Harry P. Cline
Charles Threshie
John W. Hawes
Indoor track planned in Saengerfest Hall Philadelphia
Mr P O Sheehan manager of Will Stinson returns from New York with Arthur Irwin to build an indoor track in Saengerfest Hall Philadelphia. Four weeks of racing announced for Philadelphians. Irwin sees strong money in Philadelphia. Supper won by Metropolitan Wheelmen from Press Cycling Club to be eaten next Saturday night. Nominations for Century Road Club offices close Friday night with W I Kreitenstein Terre Haute Ind. Harry M Gordon Massachusetts states centurion to run again, but Secretary Treasurer W W Hannigan declines second term. Alec Hill Coventry England pioneer cyclist visiting Wellesley. City Point Wheelmen annual ball set for Wednesday Dec 16 in Bethesda Hall South Boston.
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P. O. Sheehan
Will Stinson
New York
Arthur Irwin
Philadelphia
Saengerfest Hall
Irwin
Metropolitan
Press Cycling Club
Bowling
Century Road Club
W. I. Kreitenstein
Terre Haute
Ind
Harry M. Gordon
Massachusetts
Ww.i. Hannigan
Alec Hill
Coventry
England
Wellesley
City Point
Bethesda Hall
South
Boston
Bishop Sbaretti Arrives in New York for Philippine Post
Bishop Sbaretti of Havana, named special apostolic delegate to the Philippines, arrived in New York aboard the Warmner Mexico. He said he will go to Rome to get instructions on his duties, and until then he will not know what his exact responsibilities will be.
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New York
Sbaretti
Havana
Mexico
Rome
Ipetocmon
Arlington Boat Club Defeats Belfry Club Two Games To One
Arlington Boat Club visited Lexington to bowl against the Qld Belfry Club and won two of three games. Poor rolling limited scores with only three players over 500 total. Warden of Arlington led with 626, while Turner of the Belfry Club topped a single string at 212.
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Lexington
Arlington Boat Club
Qld Belfry Club
Warden
Arlington
Turner
Team 3 Tops Team 4 in Boston A A House Tourney
Team 3 defeated Team 4 two games to one by 26 pins in the Boston Athletic Association house tourney last night. Team 8 Ainsworth Thayer Murphy Milliken Walley posted 2436 total, while Team 4 W M Hill Grammer Gross Putnam and Keith totaled 2410.
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Boston Athletic Association
Ainsworth
Thayer
Murphy
Milliken
Walley
W. M. Hill
Grammer Gross
Putnam
Keith
Mercantile League Games Postponed To Tonight
The Mercantile League fixtures between Clapp & Tilton and Smith Patterson and C. A. Browning and Standard Clothing Co. were postponed from last night and moved to tonight.
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Mercantile League
Clapp & Tilton
Smith, Patterson
C. A. Browning and
Standard Clothing Co
Princeton Basketball Schedule Shows Harvard Games
Princeton University in Princeton New Jersey announced the basketball schedule. The Harvard games list February 22 at Princeton and March 8 at Cambridge.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Harvard
Cambridge
Salem Bowed 7 to 1 by Lawrence in Polo Match
Salem fell 7 to 1 at home as Wootke was absent for the local polo team, contributing to the defeat against Lawrence.
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Salem
Wootke
Lawrence
Lowell Defeats Portland 12 to 4 in One-Sided Game
Lowell defeated Portland 12 to 4 tonight, a one-sided game aided by an injury to goal tender Mallory who retired after being struck on the head by the ball.
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Lowell
Portland
Mallory
First Baptist Mariners' Church Observes Semi-Centennial
The semi-centennial of First Baptist Mariners' Church at 3224 Hanover Street was observed with appropriate exercises yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Mariners’ Church
Hanover Street
Deaths in the British Gales
Violent winds rain and snowstorms lash UK coasts with distress signals from several vessels near Dover and Tyne. Five ships wrecked in Kingstown Harbor. The Nord mail boat lost 16 crew at lightship works near Dover.Manchester floods bring welcome relief to mills amid drought. The gale rages along the coast with ongoing shipping casualties, especially in Northumberland.
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London
United Kingdom
Dover
Tyne
Irish
Kingstown
Nord
Calais
Manchester
Northumberland
Harrison's Sun Means to Fight Admitted to Practice Law
Colonel Russell B. Harrison son of ex President Benjamin Harrison was admitted to practice law today by the County State Supreme and Federal courts in Indianapolis He said this consummation of a long cherished intention was hastened by his desire and his father's dying wish that he should carry out his aim to fight to the end the unmilitary treatment meted out to him by the War Department He will open a law office in Indianapolis
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Indianapolis
Ind
Russell B. Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
War Department
May See Meteors Tonight From November Shower
Harvard Observatory professors and observers say weather may hinder the November meteor shower but they will monitor the sky. Photographic and spectroscopic gear is ready and they expect best viewing Thursday and Friday as meteors radiate from Leo but may appear anywhere.
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Harvard Observatory
W. C Pickering
Leo
News of the World Briefly Told
SANTIAGO DE CUBA NOV 12 Govern Wood and Mrs Wood Collector Bliss Captain Slocum Major Kean and several ladies arrived here this morning on the government yacht Kanawha Berlin Nov 12 There appears to be foundation for the renewed reports that a divorce of the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Hesse is impending Incompatibility of temper appears to have reached the point where a separation is inevitable They are both grandchildren of the late Queen Victoria Philadelphia Nov 12 Dr George Woodward of this city today sent a check for 20000 to the trustees of the University of Pennsylvania to be used for the establishing of the Woodward Fellowship in Physiological Chemistry Lynn Nov 12 Alvan Thurber the 14 year old boy who shot and killed his play mate Karl Robbins two weeks ago in the Swampscott woods was this morning discharged by Judge Berry in the juvenile court Troy N Y Nov 12 The Boston Maine express was wrecked this morning by colliding with a Delaware & Hudson freight train at Mechanicsville Conductor Knowlton in charge of the express was seriously injured The freight train was derailed Washington Nov 12 E G Preston of the Boston Chamber of Commerce and M S Greenough of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce arranged today to have the President receive the representatives of the commercial bodies of a number of the cities along the northern border who are interested in reciprocity with Canada tomorrow Washington Nov 12 Secretary Long has selected Rear Admiral Frank Wildes to be the head of the Meade court martial in place of Rear Admiral Taylor
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Santiago DE Cuba
General Wood
Wood
Collector Bliss
Slocum
Kean
Berlin
Grand Duchess of Hesse
Queen Victoria
Philadelphia
George Woodward
University of Pennsylvania
Woodward
Lynn
Alvan Thurber
Karl Robbins
Swampscott Woods
Berry
Troy
N. Y
Boston & Maine Express
Delaware & Hudson
Mechanicsville
Knowlton
Washington
E. G. Preston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Greenough
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Canada
Long
Frank Wildes
Meade
Taylor
Harvard Students Complain of Bad Food at Memorial Hall
Harvard undergraduates accuse Memorial Hall management of serving rotten meat substitutes at dinner causing illness. A Harvard Crimson letter from a student cites repeated food safety negligence and demands explanations.
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Harvard
Memorial Hall
Pan-American team aims for six day race win
NEW YORK November 12 The first pair to enter the international six day race at Madison Square Garden starting December 9 are Archie McEachern the Canadian champion and Bobby Walthour of Atlanta Ga. They form the Pan American team and have begun training. Walthour predicts they will win despite strong foreign flyers entering the event.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Archie McEachern
Bobby” Walthour
Atlanta
Walthour
Walthour Wins Second Night of Six Day Racing in Memphis
Bobby Walthour of Atlanta won the second night of the six day one hour per night race in Memphis. He edged Jimmy Bowler in a hard finish with Leander close behind in third and Jimmy Hunter in fourth.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Jimmy Bowler
Leander
Jimmy Hunter
Rev W H Main Endorses Dr Agnew Catarrhal Powder
The Rev W H Main pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church Buffalo testifies that after using Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder he was benefited at once. He states the remedy relieves cold headache and catarrh in one application and praises it as wonderful.
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W. H. Main
Baptist Emmanuel Church
Buffalo
Agnew
Attach a motor to your bicycle this winter
Mansfield shop at 4 Appleton Street offers to attach a motor to bicycles this winter with evening hours. The ad emphasizes in store service and convenience for riders seeking motorized conversion.
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Mansfield
Appleton Street
William Bancroft portrait graces METROPOLITAN DANCE hall
Nearly 300 people attended the Mechanics' Hall event hosted by the Metropolitan Mutual Aid Association. Miss Katherine Donovan led the grand march as a mass of potted plants adorned the stage. Portraits of General Bancroft, McKinley, and Roosevelt hung above. Floor marshal W. G. Newman and floor director John J. Flanagan guided the procession with Miss Donovan leading.
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The
Metropolitan Mutual Aid Association
Boston Elevated Railroad
Mechanics’ Hall
Purdy
Katherine Donovan
Dance of That Metropolitan Mutual Aid Associaon
William A. Bancroft
McKinley
Roosevelt
W. G. Newman
John J. Flanagan
Notable Guests at City Reception Highlight Gowns and Dignitaries
Katherine Donovan led a line of attendees headed by Mayor Thomas N. Hart with Mrs Helen Ma honey, General William A. Bancroft and Miss Teresa Murphy. Among gowns on display were Miss Matilda McCormick ink muslin, Miss finnied tarev blue foulard, Miss Eva M. Perry pale blue panne velvet, Miss Daisy Munroe pink silk with black lace, and Miss Bertha Keeley blue foulard. Other prominent guests included Hon James Donovan, Senator Michael Sullivan, Rep Daniel F. Barry, Alderman Tinkham, James Prendergast, William Hooper and John T. Burnett.
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Katherine Donovan
Thomas N. Hart
Helen Mahoney
William A. Bancroft
Teresa Murphy
Matilda McCormick
Finnied Tarev
Eva M. Perry
Daisy Munroe
Bertha Keeley
James Donovan
Michael Sullivan
Daniel F. Barry
Alderman Tinkham
James Prendergast
William Hooper
John T. Burnett
Foresters Celebrate 21st Anniversary Ball in Paine Hall
Foresters of America Court Star of the East No 18 held its majority celebration at Paine Memorial Hall. Miss Dora L Davis and Isadore Kerber led the grand march with over 150 couples in attendance. Dancing ran until 2 am with excellent order throughout.
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Court Star of the East
Paine Memorial Hall
Court
Star of the East
No. 18
Foresters of America
Dora IL. Davis
Isadore Kerber
Foresters
Isidore Kerber
Dora L. Davis
Jeffries Fans Hold Off For Better Odds Before Fight
San Francisco November reports show James J. Jeffries minimal gym work ahead of his bout with Gus Ruhlin on Friday. Ruhlin trains at Blankens and Golden Gate Park, while Jeffries limits exertion to lake walks and baths. Referee Corbett warns fighters to follow rules, with money betting slumping as odds drift to 2 to 1 against Jeffries.
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San Francisco
James J. Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin
Lake Merritt
Oakland
Reliance Club
Ruhlin
Blankens
Golden Gate Park
Jeffries
Harry Corbett
Corbett
Fighters Compare World Championship Contenders Jeffries Ruhlin
Measurements shown for James J. Jeffries and Gus Ruhlin ahead of their world title fight next Friday. Jeffries stands about 6 feet 1 inch tall with a 76 inch reach and weighs near 210 pounds. Ruhlin measures around 6 feet 1 inch, with a 78 inch reach and an approximate 190 pound fighting weight.
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James I. Jeffries
Gus” Ruhlin
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Uhlin
Boxing Gossip Signals Big Heavyweight Shakeup
A Los Angeles despatch notes Frank Childs of Chicago seeks December match with Denver Ed Martin in a new heavyweight championship idea. It highlights rising claims by world champions across nations and notes Saint Louis as a boxing hub with Dixon Attell and White Yuanger bouts. Louisville and Detroit clubs push boxing activity as Philadelphia and Chicago expand shows amid thin profits. Jack Root reportedly earned 108 for a bout with Jimmy Ryan in Louisville.
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Los Angeles
Frank Childs
Chicago
Denver
Ed Martin
Ieelandic
George Dixon
Abe Attell
St. Louis
Tommy White
Benny Yuanger
St. Louies
Olympic
West End
Louisville
Detroit
Southern
Empire
Philadelphia
Littis
Jack Root
Jimmy Ryan
Louisvile
Beauscholte
Unpleasant Night Promotes Langham Service Members
Distances on such an unpleasant night were testimonials of the popularity of the men and women who are in the service of the Langham. The grand march was led by Mr and Mrs E F Schroth. W H Phinney was ore marshal, and P T Morin floor director.
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Langham
E. F. Schroth
W. H. Phinney
P. T. Morin
Identity of man killed by train at Charlestown crossing
The body of Fred F. Fisher of 1279 Massachusetts avenue Arlington was identified yesterday as the man killed by a train at the Prison Point crossing of the Boston and Maine railroad in Charlestown Monday night. Also, Lawrence W. Gleason, 34, of Riverside avenue Wellington, was struck by a train on the Boston & Maine tracks at Wellington yesterday morning, with likely fatal injuries. Additionally, the East Boston wharf property on New Street near rother property sold to the Massachusetts Wharf & Trust Company for $141,000.
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Prison Point
Boston
Maine
Charlestown
Fred F. Fisher
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Boston & Maine Railroad
Wellington
Lawrence W. Gleason
Riverside Avenue
New Street
George S. Huntress
Massachusetts Wherf & Trust Company
Rother
Suffrage Meeting Urges Women to Register in Boston
Nearly one hundred women attended the Women’s Suffrage League of Boston meeting at the North Bennet Street Industrial School. Mrs. Richard C. Cabot presided. Speakers included George Page Ida Ff Hall and Meyer Bloomfield of the Civic Service House North End.
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Women’s Suffrage League of Boston
North Bennet Street Industrial School
Richard C. Cabot
George Page
Misa Ida Ff. Hall
Meyer Bloomfield
Civic Service House
North End
Raid Seizes Dream and Policy Stock at 28 Tennysor Street
Police raided premises at 28 Tennysor Street last night and recovered a dream book a manifold book a policy pencil 27 manifold sheets 211 policy slips and 33 policy plays as part of the operation.
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Vquor
Tennysor Street
Watson and O Rourke Fought 16 Rounds To Draw
In Manchester on November 12 Andy Watson and Charlie O Rourke fought 16 rounds to a draw. The Cambridge fighter led early, but Watson seized the later rounds and maintained pressure, denying a decisive knockout punch.
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Manchester
N. H
Andy Watson
Charlie O'Rourke
Cambridge
Andy
O’rourke
Worcester Wrestler Wins 200 Dollar Purse Duel
Hjalmar Lundin of Worcester defeated M. J. Dwyer of Hartford in a catch-as-catch-can wrestling match for a $200 purse and gate receipts in Worcester on November 12.
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Worcester
Hjalmar Lundin
M. J. Dwyer
Hartford
Tim Callahan and da Lenny Draw in Savannah Bout
Tim Callahan of Philadelphia and da Lenny of Chester penn faced off under the Savannah Athletic Club in 20 fast rounds ending in a draw.
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Savannah
Tim Callahan
Philadelphia
da Lenny
Chester
Penn
Savannah Athletic Club
American syndicate buys Hamburg steamship line stock
An American syndicate purchased 10,000 shares of the Hamburg steamship line stock allowing the buyers to seek at the next meeting a revision of the articles of association favorable to themselves. The move signals a potential serious risk to German shipping from American influence.
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London
Hamburg
Multiple Local Accidents Injure Dozens Across City
A string of mishaps left pedestrians and workers injured around Roxbury Columbus Avenue Leverett Street Somerville and South Boston yards. Names include John Hogan James McCluskey John Nystern John F Bannon James Healey Patrick Keating J M Soher Nerbert Dykemore Samuel Myers Lawrence W Gleason Richard H Murphy Thomas Closin James J Taylor and William Mitchell with injuries ranging from broken ribs fractures to head and leg injuries and hospitalizations at City Hospital Massachusetts General Hospital Emergency Hospital and local yards.
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John Hogan
Henley Street
P. O'Riordan
Roxbury Street
Columbus Avenue
City Hospital
James B. McCluskey
Fifth Street
East Cambridge
Busson
Leverett Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Nystern
Clifton Street
D. F. Page
Wareham Street
John F. Bannon
Park Street
West Roxbury
R Roxbury
Patrick Keating
Harrison Street
Somerville
Summer Street
J. M. Soher
Nerbert Dykemore
Decatur Street
Boston & Maine
Nashua Street
Thomas Closin
Ball Street
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Maine Railroad
Prison Point
James J. Taylor
William Mitchell
Taylor
Monument Square
Mitchell
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Loeslein
Fahey
Hegelman
Noremac
Barclay
Day
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Melrose Victor
Jewett
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Whitten
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News of the World
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Horner
Archie M’eachern
Walthour Ahead
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Mutual Aid Associaon
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Hotel
Marcin Hart
G. F. Mayo
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Jock Bonner
Wilmeton
Vonne Pe'er Jackson
Baltimore
Aeam Garéne
Oscar
John T. Fitzgubons
John J. Reagan
Prockton
Jack O'Brien
South Boston
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Snyder
Trotenderioin Cabren
Weehawk
Eddie Hagee
Morris Rudnick
Young Laze
Kid Rogers
Young Saxe
Vertland
Rogers
Trautle
Jack Thillips
Savoy
Waldoboro
Tom Lowrer
Phil Jason
Tom Wilson
Vf. H. Proctor
Hampshire A. A
Cenningham
Powers
Proctor
Recs
Murdock
Young McDononech
Fost Sporting Room
Andy Daty
Foley
Edward F. Scroth
Langham Ball
Watsow
Lindin
Dwyer
Callahan
Lenny
Sanden
R. A. Sanden
Tremont Street
Boston, Mass
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