Regal Cork Sole Shoe Promises Warm Fall Comfort
A new Calf Regal Cork Sole shoe debuts with dampness and cold resistance. Advertises welted construction, single price policy, and locations in Boston New York Newark Brooklyn Washington Pittsburgh Providence Baltimore Brockton with factory in Brockton Mass.
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Regal
L. C. Briss & Co
Summer St
Boston
Nassau St
New York
Roadway
Newark
Fulton St
Brooklyn
N. W. Washington
Fifth Ave
Pittspore
Dorrance St
Providence
E. Baltimore St
Baltimore
North Main St
Brockton
Mass
Lexington Ladies Day Races Reported in Kentucky
Lexington Ky November 14 Ladies day drew many spectators to the races. First race one mile won by Egbart with Urania second James Monroe third time 1 41 1 4. Five furlongs His Brother second Cuthclen third Naid. Third race seven-eighths Mollus first Sligo second Advocate third. Fourth race five furlongs Anna Lyle first Ila Wagner second Lawanda third time 1 02 12. Fifth race three-fourths Pete first Per en second Nellie Parker third.
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Lexington
Egbart
Urania
James Monroe
Nak
Cuthclen
Naid
Mollus
Sligo
Advocate
Tai Oe Ohoe
Anna Lyle
Ila Wagner
Lawanda
Yime
Pete
Per En
Nellie Parker
Heavy Track at Pimlico Race Meet
Rain and a heavy track marred Pimlico racing today but attendance remained near average. Five races listed with winners Chester McKee Lake Shore Pitfall Salvor and respective seconds and thirds along with race times.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Chester
Ie IV
Nestor
McKee
Candelabra
Long Bridge
Lake Shore
Marshall
Helen Nichols
Irish Reel
George Dixon
Salvor
Fatal
Margaret
Henry the Golf Champion at Beverly Club
Beverly November 14 The golf season is closed with M J Henry named champion and Q A Shaw a close second. C B McDonald of Chicago owns the course record with forty six strokes. New links formed this season span three miles with nine holes and are praised as finest in the country by experts.
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Beverly
M. J. Henry
Q. A. Shaw
C. B. McDonald
Chicago
Fox chase in Beverly damp after hounds at Topsfield Commons
The Myopia Club followed the scent from the kennels to Topsfield Commons at 6 am despite damp weather. R. M. Appleton led the hounds as master. The next run is set for Saturday starting from the kennels with breakfast at Saga more Farm hosted by A. P. Gardner.
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Beverly
Myopia Club
Topsfield Commons
R. M. Appleton
Sagamore Farm
A. P. Gardner
Death of Frank Barnes in South Boston Accident
Frank Barnes 53 of South Boston died yesterday after a fall at 122 Emerson Street. His neck was broken. Dr Bancroft was summoned but arrived too late. Undertaker Coll notified and the body taken after examination by the medical examiner.
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Frank Barnes
South Boston
Emerson Street
Bancroft
Barnes
Coll
Engagement of J G Ullery and Kathrine R Marshall
The engagement is announced between J G Ullery of Holyoke formerly of Boston and Kathrine R Marshall of Brattleboro Vermont. Mrs Marshall is a leading society woman and a representative of one of Brattleboro’s first families. Mr Ullery is known in newspaper circles and as the compiler of Men of Vermont published at Brattleboro.
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J. G. Ullery
Holyoke
Boston
Katherine R. Marshall
Brattleboro
Marshall
Ullery
Vermont
Malden Grocery Man Suffers Eye Injury in Accident
Malden November 14 A Wheeler a prominent grocer was hammering while opening a box when a steel fragment entered his right eye and destroyed its sight. Doctors fear he may lose sight in the other eye and he was transported to a Boston hospital for treatment.
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Malden
A. Wheeler
This
Boston Hospital
Youthful Candy Burglar Gang Nabs Five Juveniles
In Nashua New Hampshire on November 14 police raided a group of five young burglars, the oldest not yet 12, who had been entering the storehouse of Hon. Charles Holman to steal candies. They were all locked up for trial.
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Nashua
N. H
Charles Holman
Track rerouted for Rowe's wharf line during street work
Reconstruction on Summer street from November 13 will shift the Rowe's wharf line through town via Washington Franklin and Federal streets while the Dorchester avenue Franklin street line, which goes off, will be routed via Franklin and Federal streets instead of Summer street.
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Summer Street
Rowe’s Wharf
Washington, Franklin and
Federal Streets
Dorchester Avenue
Franklin Street
Franklin
Miss Howland Bequests To Local Institutions
The will of Louise C. Howland of New Bedford provides 12509 to St Luke's Hospital and a generous sum to Grace Episcopal Church. It also includes 500 to Post 19 Grand Army of the Republic and substantial gifts to other local charities and institutions.
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New Bedford
Mass
Louise C. Howland
St. Luke’s Hospital
Grace Episcopal Church
Post 19
Police Seek Missing Lynn Painter James Lord
In Lynn on November 14 1900 friends of painter James Lord aged about 60 seek police help to locate him. He left the Ossipee House on Essex street Tuesday November 6 after telling his landlady he would return soon and has not been seen since. He was sober with good habits and no reason for his disappearance is known.
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Lord
Lynn
James Lord
Ossipee House
Essex Street
Boston Council Minutes Highlight Water Board Injunction
Last night the Boston City Council, lacking a quorum, debated major items including Councilman Miller’s push for a petition to the Supreme Court to bar the Metropolitan Water Board's control of city water works. The meeting approved an order to investigate fire engine purchases and heard requests for school funding and public concert proposals in armories. The council also noted bequests from Samuel F. Sawyer and discussed Basin 6 funding with state aid prospects.
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Bostonon Council
O’brien
Miller
Corporation Counsel
Preme
Lane
Memb Council
Coune
Charlestown
A. de
Colby
O'Callaghan
Irvington Street
O’callaghan
Armory
Conry
Bowen
Reidy
Ward 15
Boston
Milton
Samuel F. Sawyer
Gloucester
Marcella Street
Horace Mann School For the Deaf and Dumb
Sawyer
Basin 6
Water Works
Board of Alderman
Durgin
Board of Health
Children’s Hospital
Allston
Baldwin
Barnes
Burnett
Callahan
Coleman
Connor
Cantry
Crockett
Doherty
Dunn
Farrington
Foster
Hirshon
Johnson
Kelly
King
William BE
Mahoney
Manks
McCarthy
Murphy
O'Brien
Reed
Roche
Sears
Tague
Whelton
Whaley
William H. Woods
Boxing Gossip Warns A A U Over Amateur Show
A Boston letter warns the A A U to investigate a proposed amateur tournament at Uhiigs Cave St Louis on December 5 6 and 7 alleging a sham to favor a professional gate. It cites AAU divisions misuse dissolutions of clubs and mentions fighters LaBlanche Hennessey Kerrigan Daly and other local boxers plus possible matches and arrangements across New England.
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A. B. Curtis
James E. Sullivan
Mike Mooney
St. Louis
Julian Laughlin
Amateur Athletic Union
New West End
Willie Green
George LaBlanche
Dempsey
Billy Hennessey
Lynn
LaBlanche
Revere Beach
Patsey Kerrigan
Hennessey
Nahant
Jimmy Kelly
Kirt
Jann
William Daly
M. J. Quinn
Jim McInerny
Roxbury
John Butler
Billy Vernon
Pickaninny
Tom Tomkins
Jack Flanagan
Charlestown
James Gorman
North End
J. Conroy
McLean
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
Dick Wells
Boston
Jack Robinson
Lowell
Johnny Burns
Jimmy McKee
John Sims
Lawrence
Dave
Kid
Lavigne
New England
Maurice Rosenberg
Callahan
Newshkoy
Jimmy Duffy
Duffy
John Boling
Dorchester
Charley Clune
Milton
John Powell
Dummy Rowan
Kirtland
Billy Brierley
Ireland
New York
Spike Sullivan
Brierley
Scanlan
William J. O’grady
Worcester Skating Rink
Washington Street
Albany Depot
Mike Sears
Dick O’brien
Howie Hodgkins
Nick Burley
Quinlan
Jack McDonough
St. Paul
Harry Hutchins
Harvard vs. B A A Clash Ends With No Score
Harvard and the B A A played a tense Soldiers Field draw after a late rules dispute. Curtis and Hamlen led attempts, Beale and Waters anchored defense, but key plays were nullified by penalties and offside calls.
Unicorns and Crimson: Harvards Defensive Prowess Amid Rain
In a rain soaked game, Harvard adopts a new punt guarding system that steadies the Unicorns’ attack. Anthony and Curtis spark early effort while Smith, Waters and Wilson bolster line play. Despite erratic moments, the defense holds firm as 8000 fans witness the clash and a kickoff return by Curtis is disallowed after a 90 yard sprint.
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Gould
Harvard
Anthony
Curtis
Smith
Bert Waters
Wilson
Norton Shaw
Yale
Hamlen
Boston Latin Wins First Senior Intercollegiate League Game
Boston Latin School defeated Cambridge Manual Training School 6 to 0 in a senior interscholastic league football match on the South End grounds. McGuire scored the lone touchdown and kicked the goal as the first half produced all scoring, with Cambridge pressing in the second half but unable to cross Latin’s line.
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South End
Boston Latin School
Cambridge Manual Training School
Boston Latin
Cambridge
Thompson
Edmunds
McGuire
Latin School
White
Latin
Manual School
Dean
Young
Murphy
Tom McGuire
C. Daly
Cambridge Manual
Grant
Slarebant Cc
Daly
Jase Asin
Q.b
Sawin McLaghlan
Lb.b
Ee Eee
R.b.b
Thomsson
Young McGuire
Pbs S Cies
Bank
White Teevens
Edwards
Electiacs F.b
Gray
Smith
Burton
Freshmen Football Prepares to Face Philadelphia Opponents
Cambridge notes hard daily practice as freshmen men push to win the Saturday game against Pennsylvania rivals. The Philadelphia team is readied by VU P varsity drills with strong showing in practice, signaling a busy contest for Crimson supporters. The newcomers strengthened by signals work and kickoff practice, with the first eleven displaying better offensive execution and frequent breakthroughs, while the second eleven lagged in consistency.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Cambridge
P. ‘Varsity
Crimson
Woman Seeks Relief for Monthly Pain with Baker's Kidney Pills
An advertisement claims Baker's Kidney Pills ease a woman's monthly pains by aiding nature. The booklet cost is free from Buker Pill Co., Ruger, Maine, with pills priced at 50 cents at local druggists.
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Baker
Nature
Tee
Buk R Pill Co
Ruger, Maine
Freshmen Gridiron Lineups Ahead of Philadelphia Match
The article lists the First and Second Eleven lineups for a practice game, naming players such as Johnson, Sherwin, Whitbeck, Adams, Richardson, Nourse, Dayton, Simpson, Macomber, and W. Adams. It notes the squad will travel to Philadelphia this afternoon to face Pennsylvania freshmen, with a detailed lineup for the starters and the freshmen team.
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Johnson
Sbeboe Nee Ree
Sherwin
Catlin
Adams Richardson
R.e
Adams
Dayton
Cesses
Simpson Dibblee
F.b
Cadden
Whitbeck
Richardson
Cochrane
Johnston
Farley
Thomson
Macomber
Simpson
W. Adams
Pennsylvania
Haughton
Lloyd
Homans
Jaffray
Sargent
Dibblee
Lawrenceville Defeats Phillips Andover In Slippery Football Clash
On November 14 at Lawrenceville campus in front of about 2000 spectators the home eleven beat Phillips Andover 12 to 10 on a wet field. Dibble scored twice and Cadwalater added a goal, while Goodwin broke 60 yards for a TD and Barker kicked one. Wentworth's dismissal hurt Andover as Quimby struggled with signals. Barker added a late Lawrenceville TD and Cadwalater two goals. Umpire Hickok and Referee Lewis from Yale and Harvard officiated.
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Waters
Harvard
Hamlen
Curtis
Crimson
Athletic Club
Crane
A. A
Soldiers Field
Lawrence
Lawrenceville
Phillips Andover
Wentworth
Andover
Quimby
Dibble
Cadwa
Goodwin
Barker
Chadwell
L.e.c
Ed Mall
Edwards Greenway
Emerson Young
Gad Ekalng
Powell Goodwin
Butterfield
H.b
Davis Barker
Aber
Cadwaater
Hickok
Yale
Lewis
Local bicycling clubs urged to submit items for Sunday issue
Boston Wheelmen plan to open club rooms next week with a Sunday paper notice of opening. The club will be represented in the C R C century race on Sunday. December 1 to 7 is wheelmen's week at the Atlanta Exposition with races set for December 6 and 7. Eleven Kurds charged with a murder in Armenia have been arrested and taken to Erzercum for trial in the British consul's presence. BE C Bald of the Columbia team set a California state record with a 2 01 2 5 mile in San Jose. Paxson of the Parkside Wheel Club won the world road record 1 02 20 over the Buffalo Corfu course. The prize grand upright piano will be shown in Pope Buffalo windows before presentation to the club.
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Boston Wheelmen
Frank G. Lenz
Pittsburg
Penn
Armenia
Erzercum
William A. Sachtleben
BE. C. Bald
Columbia
San Jose
Cal
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
California
Bald
Riverside
Century Road Club of America
Buffalo-Corfu
Calvin T. Paxson
Mason & Hamlin
Paxson
Parkside Wheel Club of
Buffalo
Pope Company
Chicago Football Committee Eyes Thanksgiving Strength
The Chicago Athletic Association football committee met to bolster its Thanksgiving game plan against the Bostons. Manager Cornish could depart for Minneapolis to recruit Heffelfinger and recruit top Northwest halfbacks and tackles, with Chicago aiming to assemble the strongest eleven possible.
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Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
Association
Bostons
Northwest
Cornish
Minneapolis
Heffelfinger
Bowdoin Beats Colby 6 to 0 In Regional Plunge
Bowdoin defeated Colby 6 to 0 on a brisk afternoon at Waterville. Bowdoin relied on end plays and steady interference, while Colby struggled with fumbles and offsides. Warren scored the touchdown for Bowdoin with Clark converting the goal. game clock 20 minutes per half. Officials included Jordan and Ward. linesmen Pendleton and Tufts.
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Waterville
Colby
Bowdoin
McMillan
Kimball
Holmes
Stearns
Pike Murphy
L.t
Elets
Chapman Bates
Seas Si Vende
Wee Ser
Thompson Snoai
Cinisevaes
G.b
Watkins Kimball
Arren
H.b
Clark
Jordan
Keri Ward
Tufts
Pendleton
Beverlyites Defeat Peabodys in 12–0 Score
Beverly High School took a 12 to 0 victory over Peabody High School at Beverly. Iverson ran 80 yards for a touchdown and a second score came on a 45 yard run by McNeil after a Foster and McNeil combination. Iverson, McNeil, Foster and Davenport starred for Beverly while Ingraham and Cullen played well for Peabody.
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Beverly
Beverly High School
Peabody High School
Iverson
Foster
McNeil
Davenport
Ingraham
Cullen
Peabody
Somerville High Unable to Score vs Everett Halftime Thriller
Somerville High School outplayed by Everett High School at the Somerville Y M C A grounds yesterday afternoon as both teams delivered two exciting halves yet failed to score a point. Everett and Somerville led by strong defenses in a rare scoreless contest on a calm day.
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Somerville High School
Everett High School
Somerville Y. M. C. A
Puritan Sails From New London Under Own Steam
The Fall River steamer Puritan began her voyage to New York at 8 o clock this morning returning to sea under her own power from New London Connecticut on November 14.
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New London
Conn
Fall River
New York
Bowling Results From Boylston Street Alleys
Regular tournament games were played on the Boylston street alleys last night. Chelsea beat Mt Pleasant and Roslindale defeated Alpha. Final scores not provided.
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C. Cc. C
Boylston Street
Chelsea
Mt. Pleasant
Roslindale
Alpha
Chelseas
Roslindales
Innerlee
Schultz
Bewreeeesweeeens
Cochrane
Emery Fullerton Eeene Eee Ewe
Laballg .Cciviccesioses
Aee
Eeeee
Bowler
Bertram
Iso
Davis
Iss
Parker
Eeereeeeere
Fernekes
Massachusetts
Mattapans
Roxburys
Scotia Street
Boston Chess Club elects officers and honors members
The Boston Chess Club held its annual meeting on Wednesday November 13 electing Pren tiss Cummings as president A H Soden as vice president Howard Sargent as treasurer John S Gannett as secretary and naming an executive committee including club officers George W Sanford Joseph E Fiske J F Barty William C Bates and others The club voted to award honorary life memberships to Henry N Stone and to Henry N Pillsbury winner of the Hastings tournament and former member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chess Club
Prentiss Cummings
A H. Soden
Howard Sargent
John S. Gannett
George W. Sanford
Joseph E. Fiske
J. F. Barty
William C. Bates
Henry N. Stone
Henry N. Pillsbury
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