Harvard Faces Yale Rivalry After Uncertain Philadelphia Defeat
Harvard absorbs an unexpected loss in Philadelphia as Yale holds a pristine season record. The upcoming Soldiers Field clash with Yale on Nov 25 looms large, with Princeton and Columbia games shaping Yale’s lineup. The Philadelphia match impressed for its clean, hard play and strong umpiring despite key injuries.
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Boston Hamers Jewish Relief Fund Aids Russian Victims
Boston Hebrew community joined in relief for Russians stricken by mobs. Contributions were collected in synagogues and Jewish societies with a mass meeting planned at Baldwin Place Synagogue. The headquarters are at Charities Building, Chardon Street, as New York organizers seek 1,000,000 in the U S. for relief.
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The Real Question in New York Election Turmoil
An editorial weighs whether a stupendous ballot fraud occurred in New York City elections, arguing the issue surpasses personal gains and strikes at the foundation of democracy. It asks if fraud of this kind has occurred in the recent mayoral contest.
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McClellan
Honest ballots decide mayor but inquiry aims at honesty
The text argues that if Hearst leads McClellan by one vote he should be mayor, if behind McClellan keeps the seat, yet the real issue is openness versus fraud. It calls for a thorough inquiry to reveal truth and ensure justice.
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Strenuous Boston Mayor Fight Draws Bitter Charges
The Post reviews the heated Democratic canvass for Boston mayor with no side taken. It notes rancor and personal accusations on both sides and milder but pervasive Republican rhetoric, warning that many participants appear unfit for office.
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Midshipman Meriwether faces court martial for manslaughter
Secretary Bonaparte orders Midshipman Meriwether to stand trial for manslaughter over a fatal head blow in a naval academy fist fight. Ten other cadets face disciplinary action as the incident tests midshipmen codes of honor and calls for reform by regulation rather than suppression.
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Irish Ladies Choir Enjoys First Ice Cream Soda
The 27 member Irish Ladies Choir tasted ice cream sodas for the first time on a Saturday trip. Mme. Costlett-Heller chaperoned them through the American Soda Fountain Company factory and they received bonbons after their treat.
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The Gentler Sex and Other Anecdotes From Newspapers
Short clippings describe two Atchison girls visiting Leavenworth with outfits for travel and a child’s run under a house joke. A Chicago meeting quotes Miss M J Evans praising Japanese women missionaries and Christian spirit as wartime courage.
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Christmas By-By Lights Spark Hope in Atlanta
The prose recalls a longing for Christmas as lights twinkle in the sky and songs lift spirits. The Atlanta Constitution reflects on the season’s mood and communal cheer emerging from festive displays and memories.
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Edward Bard Callender Dorchester Mayoral Candidate Profile
A historical sketch of Edward Bard Callender born 1851 in Boston. It covers his politics, education at Harvard 1871, legal career, service in the Dorchester legislature, and his campaign for mayor emphasizing Dorchester’s alleged discrimination and contributions to the city.
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Lighthearted Brookline debris and civic bustle snapshot
An observant citizen recounts a quirky Brookline Village mishap with a Jack in the Box found among Christmas bundles on a crowded electric car. He notes campaign fatigue in politics and a Boston scene of late autumn traffic, parades, and social dining, with local notables named in passing.
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