Harvard's Big Kickers ahead of Yale game in Cambridge
Harvard University football shows marked improvement as the squad travels from Cambridge to Princeton for tomorrow's championship clash. Captain Sears leads a strong forward rush and a versatile backfield including Porter and W Harding, while Cumnock and Cranston anchor the line. Substitutes Perry, Wadsworth, Crosby, Austin, Van Schaick, Dean, Slocum and Morse add depth. Harvard protests a New York site for the Yale game, seeking Cambridge as this year’s neutral venue.
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Harvard University
Cambridge
Princeton
Curanock
Longstreth
Carpenter
Cranston
Trafford
Davis
W. Harding
G. Harding
Lee
Porter
Sears
Crosby
Austin
van Schaick
Dean
Slocum
Perry
Morse
Wadsworth
Cumnock
Yale
Exeter
Harvard Football Management
Yale Football Association
Mass
Navy
W.H. Corbin
Harvard
New York
New Haven
Lars
Weiß
B. W. Palmer
Harvard Athletic Committee
Yale Eleven Rises to Strength for Harvard Clash
New Haven November 15 Yale's football squad sharpened for the Harvard game after weeks of limited lineups. Key players Woodruff Gill Rhodes Graves Ball Wallace Corbin and Wartenburg return to form, boosting Yale’s rush and defense. Freshmen Hieffiefinger and McClung add depth while substitutes Newell Harvey McBride Pike Brewster train to support a stronger, balanced game plan. Yale faces Harvard with confidence growing but victory未 remains uncertain.
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New Haven
Sprcrau
Yale
Harvard
Woodruff
Gill
Rhodes
Hartwell
Graves
Ball
Wallace
Corbin
Wartenburg
Beecher
Stagg
Hieffiefinger
Carter
McClung
Newell
Harvey
McBride
Pike
Brewster
Autographs And Portraits Sell For High Washingtoniana Prices
The C. F. Libbie & Co sale in Boston concluded with rare Revolutionary autographs and two portraits attributed to George and Martha Washington. The round purchase price reached $500 for the portraits, with numerous letters and signatures from Washington era figures selling for $10 to $85. Notable items included a George Walton A I S at $31 and a Robert E Lee signed letter at $27. Joseph Jefferson letters totaled $150 to $250 each.
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C. F. Libbie & Co
Hayward Place
Norman
Boston
George
Martha Washington
Elis
George Washington
America
Washington
Washingtoniana
Baker
New York
Philadelphia
Nathaniel Greene
Moses Hazen
Isaac Huger
David Humphreys
Henry Knox
Charles Lee
Benjamin Lincoln
Francis Marion
William Moultrie
Count Pulaski
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Longfellow
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Stonewall Jackson
Robert E. Lee
Joseph Jefferson
Merchants and Judges Honor Late Royal Pulsifer at Parker House
The Merchants' Club held judges nights at Parker House. Members elected include William B. Rice J. H. Converse D. P. Ives and F. C. Homer. Resolutions mourned the death of Colonel Royal M Pulsifer and praised his kindness and friendship. Speakers included Justice Field Judge Holmes and General Alger as the gathering endured past 10 PM.
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Merchants’ Club
Parker House
William B. Rice
J. H. Converse
D. P. Ives
F. C. Homer
Briggs
Royal M. Pulsifer
J. Otis Wetherbee
Te Merchants’ Club
Justice Field
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Court of Justice
William Allen
Holmes
Justice Dunbar
Justice Lathrop
Supreme Courts
Lincoln
General Alger
New England
Warneriller
Rogers
Hopkins
Shawmut Universalist Church Fair Ends With Net $700
The carnival of months fundraiser at Shawmut Universalist Church concluded after three days in the vestry. About 700 dollars was netted. The church building was recently painted, a new Woodbury and Harms organ installed, and nine stained glass windows added. Renovation total cost reached 10,000 dollars. The fair was led by Mrs. Perin, Mrs. E. W. Vinal, Mrs. Henry Turner, Mrs. S. D. Bowker, and Miss Emma Felton.
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Shawmut Universalist
Shawmut Universalist Church
Woodbury & Harms
Perin
E. W. Vinal
Henry Turner
8. D. Bowker
Emma Felton
Political notes from Quincy area party meetings and pledges
The Republican city convention in Bumstead Hall convenes at 8 PM to nominate for mayor school committee and street commissioner while William B Rice declines over business. Woburn Democrats delay mayoral decision and list school committee slates. Newton Republicans plan caucuses next week with no call yet. Cambridge Republican Club to display fireworks and fire 100 guns on Tuesday. state returns show partial canvass as city councils set to meet. Winchester Independents report a frugal campaign with Cleveland votes and no poll taxes. Mrs Shepherd claims Catholic-free school board ticket by Women’s Loyal League and warns of union with other groups. Henry B Blackwell notes women suffragists have no ticket yet.
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Republican City Convention
Bumstead Hall
William B. Rice
John Quincy Adams
Theophilus King
Citizens
Quincy
Woburn
Democratic City Committee
George P. Bartlett
Henry M. Aldrich
William F. Kenney
Daniel W. Bond
Republican Club of
Cambridge
Broadway
Commonwealth
Ashburnham
Attleboro
Greenfield
Montagu
Nantucket
Boston
Brockton
Chelsea
Haverhill
Holyoke
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Malden
New Bedford
Newburyport
Northampton
Salem
Somerville
Springfield
Taunton
Winchester
Cleveland
Blaine
Independent
Shepherd
Tremont Temple
Women’s Loyal League of American Liberty
Committee of 100
Trask Hill
League
Messrs. Canning
Dunne
Henry B. Blackwell
Theatrical Gossip at Boston Theatre This Week
Dockstader’s Minstrels stay for the week with a Saturday matinee. Kellogg Opera Company arrives Monday with The Balloon, a London farce by Darnley and Fenn. Casts include Glenny, Forbes Robertson, Groves, Goldney, Wood, and others. Campanini concert company to Boston Music Hall Nov. 22 and 24. tickets on sale Nov. 17. Sweet Lavender at Lyceum Theatre praised, with Frohman and Le Moyne involved in arrangements with Rich.
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Boston
Dockstader
Kellogg Opera Company
J. H. Darnley
George Manville Fenn
Terry’s Theatre
London
Dr. Glynn
Dover
Grace Wentworth
Captain Cameron
Cameron
Charles Glenny
Forbes Robertson
Charles Groves
Gabrielle Goldney
Florence Wood
New York Sun
Campanini
Signora Clementina de Vere
Florence
Italy
Spain
the Sun
Signor Siehle
Signor Carbone
Basso Buiso
Mme. Gerster
Maestro Ferrari
Signor del Puente
Signor Stefani
St. Petersburg
Etruria
Signor Fabbri
Marie Groebl
Cambridge School Committee approves bills and confirms teachers
The Cambridge school committee met last evening with Dr Hildreth presiding. Bills approved totaled 20050547 dollars. Teachers confirmed include Myri vu Kasperg Sargent school Winifred L Kingsley Washington school Eliza Dow Watson Cushing school Mary McNally nominated to fill the Gove street school vacancy after Dorothy Graham resignation.
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Cambridge School
Cambridge School Committee
Hildreth
Myri Vu. Kasperg
Sargent School
Winifred L. Kingsley
Washington School
Eliza Dow Watson
Cushing School
Mary ©. McNally
Gove Street
Dorothy Graham
Late Night Shore Line Train Ad With Sleeping Car Benefit
A late night train on the Shore Line between New York and Boston offers eight to nine hours of uninterrupted rest in the sleeping car and does not arrive too early, allowing travelers to resume daily affairs after a proper rest.
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New York
Boston
Mrs. Robinsons Commutation Confirmed by Governor Ames
Governor Ames signed the order transferring Mrs. Robinson from the State prison to the Lowell jail for life imprisonment. The action, confirmed after council consultation, prevents execution by hanging and places confinement under Middlesex sheriff oversight. Mrs. Robinson showed little reaction, awaiting removal at the sheriff’s discretion.
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Ames
Mrs. Robinson
Lowell
State
Robinson
Lowell Institution
Stles
Cushing
Charlestown
City Council Opens With Borrowing Plan and Street Deals
The Boston area council debated borrowing 254000 for ten years at 4 percent for police and paving needs, later amended to 211000 with 204000 for police and 11000 for paving. They approved an increase in pay for assistant registrars to four dollars per day, discussed widening several bridges, and moved to lay out Bennington street and widen Hollis place to Kent street.
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Keenan
Police Department
Board of Aldermen
Frank Morison
Granite
Neponset
Charles River
Boston
Cambridge
General Court
Committee On Ordinances
Tufts Street
Lincoln
Kingston Street
New England Chautauqua Meets in Berkeley Temple
The New England Chautauqua Association met in Berkeley Temple at seven last evening, sharing social time before a round table led by Rev A E Dunning D D. He spoke of George Herbert's church in England and fame of the modest man who lived in obscurity but influenced the world. Charles C Barry of Melrose was elected president.
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New England Chautauqua Association
Berkeley Temple
A. E. Dunning
George Herbert
Charles C. Barry
Melrose
Association
Thief Watch Heist During Boston Photo Session
Two Boston youths visited J J Hawes studio at Tremont Row to have photographs taken. One asked to borrow a watch and chain for effect. they seized the items and fled as Hawes prepared to expose the plate. The photographer pursed them. they vanished into a street crowd and police were informed.
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Willie Edouin
Boston
J.J. Hawes
Tremont Row
Mr. Hawes
Chamber of Commerce Amends Grain Tender Regulations
At a noon meeting the Chamber of Commerce amended rule 5 of the government regulations on grain tenders. It specifies that in contracts for grain delivered through elevators a tender of certificates in certain named railroads is a legal tender. Exports require certificates for export and harbor delivery. An export rebate of 5 cents per 100 pounds must be stated on certificates and added to grain price. Officials were authorized to negotiate an agreement on handling at New York & New England elevators.
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Chamber of Commerce
Call Board
Chandler Street
Hoosac
Grand Junction
New York & New
Ehcland
New York & New England
The Chrysanthemum Show At Horticultural Hall
Yesterday’s showers dampened visitor turnout yet heightened the display’s impact as blooms of extraordinary variety dazzled in contrast. Japanese white blooms named for Mrs. Alpheus Hardy drew praise while a cyrripedium plant drew attention. today is the show’s final day.
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Horticultural Hall
Solomon
Alpheus Hardy
Edwin Fewkes & Son
Henry P. Walcott
J. P. Melly
W.H. Elliott
T. N. Vail
E. W. Wood
F. B. Hayes
William J. Martin
N.T. Kidder
Pitcher & Manda
Short Hills
N. J
Galvin Bros
L. W. Goodell
H. Sheppard & Son
William H. Lincoln
Appleton
George Hollis
B. Harrison
H. P. Walcott
E. A. Wood
Guests fill Boston hotels for Republican jubilee event
At the Vendome and Victoria many out of town attendees checked in while cots replaced rooms. Notable names include Warner Miller, Hon. Frank W. Howe, ex-Governor P. C. Cheney, J. K. Emmett, and Col. George H. Hopkins. The Raymond excursion was postponed and a Parker’s gathering featured speakers forming a club with new officers.
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Vendome
Boston
Warner Miller
Herkimer
N. Y
Frank W. Howe
Lowell
P. C. Cheney
Manchester
W. A. Dickinson
L. A. Upson
Thomasville
L. P. Goff
Pawtucket
L. LF
P. P. Cushman
Manson
Day
John Chadwick
Holyoke
W. H. Bent
Taunton
C.H. Fisk
He H
J. KR. Leeson
C. E. Gibbs
Bridgeport
W. M. Barber
F. D. Griswold
L. P. Morse
W. W. Ames
George H. Penneman
New York City
Victoria
Elmer R. Hollander
Exeter
N. H
James W., Grew, Jr
Easthampton
Brunswick
J. K. Emmett
Emmett
Alger
Lee
Frances Alger
George H. Hopkins
Robert Ward
James D. Hague
New York
W. X. Sudduth
M.D
Philadelphia
KE. Searles
Brooklyn
N. C. Newell
Springfield
F. D. Parsons
N. W. Aldrich
Providence
William H
James Powell
Parker’s
Henry
Hebard
Rochester
E. G. Tracy
W. W. Crapp
New Bedford
T. W. Birnie
Oy Pomeab
Chauncy Hall School
Young’s
Pray
Noswall
J. W. Seaver
H. M. Mott-Smith
N. L. Francis
Alfred
Alfred C. Post
Goulston, Jr
C. Fred Howe
Revere House
William Ludwig
United States Engineers
Crawford
M. 8
Grant
W. Parker
Warren Cretary
F. Cers
J. Goss
T. W. Painese
E. Bealin
Salvation Oil and Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for hoarseness and colds and promotes Salvation Oil as the genuine pain killer priced at five cents. It urges buyers to avoid inferior substitutes and emphasizes authenticity and value.
Home for Aged Couples Meeting At Young's Hotel
A gathering by the Home for Aged Couples Association at Young's Hotel featured Dr Elizabeth Abbott Carleton and several clergymen discussing the charitys unsectarian aims. They noted debt of about 2000 and planned a December 3 fair to raise funds, with Amos Lawrence cited as once offering a five dollar gold piece for destitution cases.
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Home For Aged Couples Association
Young’s Hotel
Elizabeth Abbott Carleton
A. H. Plumb
D. B. Jutton
Nehemiah Boynton
Joseph Glover
Barnard
Everett
D. Bradlee
A. H. Washburn
South
Boston
Elijah Horr
George H Young
Amos Lawrence
Carleton
Supreme Judicial Court session notes report
The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth met on November 15 with Chief Justice Morton and justices Preld, Allen, Hates, and Knowton Jr. Several cases were argued including Boston Betting Co. vs City of Boston and William R. Park vs Henry Whitney. Some cases listed as unfinished or begun earlier, with counsel named for each party.
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Morton
C. J
Preld
C. Allen
Hates and Knowton, Jr
Boston Betting Company
City of
Boston
E. R. Hoar
William G. Russell
A. J. Bailey
William R. Park
Henry M. Whitney
J. E. Magnadier
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
James Savage
John H. Blanchard
D. G. Haskins, Jr
Hesseltine
Chemical Electric Light and Power Company
J. H. Howard
W.S. Rogers
G. A. O. Ernst
Quincy Market case seeks damages for orange storage loss
In Superior Court on November 15, first session, Quincy Market Gold Storage Company v Harris S Bean et al seeks 18306 for orange storage. Second suit Bean et al v Quincy Market Gold Storage Company claims 1340 for 670 boxes spoiled by alleged negligence. Trials list multiple prior cases.
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Superior Court
Eric Ham
C.J
Quincy Market Gold Storage Company
Harris S. Bean
Arms S. Bean Et al
W. M. Richard
R. M. Morse, Jr
C. R. Elder
Bean
Quincy M.c.s.co
McGaffagan
Bosco
Harris
Quincy M
Marshall
Mebe- CG
McGlowan Y. Ee
Mar
Capacciola
Nico- Shall
McCormick
Boston
Court of Verty
A.O
Gunnell
Saine
Turner
Kats- Liherky
Hill
Newell
Jenness
Chelsea
Ludovica
Hammond
J. No
Dora
Brooks
John A. Dugan
Laintiff
W. G. Orcutt
H. F. Naphen
Charles H. Putnam
Franklin D. Warren
Laintif
P. H. Gardner
J. F. Colby
Jeremiah J. Murphy
Daniel L. Webster
B. F. Butler
J. ©. M. Bailey
William
William A. Gaston
Staples convicted of larceny at Superior Court
J Edward C Staples of Layton was convicted of larceny and sentenced to eighteen months in the house of correction. Joseph Miller stands trial on larceny charges.
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Edward C. Layton
House of Correction
Joseph Miller
Superior Court cases field liquor and drunkenness charges
In Essex County sessions on November 15 Justice Sherman presided. Margaret Collins of Andover received a 100 dollar fine plus costs for maintaining a liquor nuisance. Several defendants faced liquor sale or keeping charges with acquittals and sentences including six months for third offense drunkenness and three months in the house of correction.
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Superior Criminal Court
Essex County
Sherman
J. Margaret Collins
Andover
Edward Cassidy
Nehemiah
Dodd
Marblehead
Thomas Marshall
Newburyport
House of Correction
David H. Tufts
Lynn
John C. Blackett
Gloucester
Anthony Blake
Amesbury
Richard Keefe
Kate Barry
Municipal Court Nov 15 Embezzlement Case Waived Exam
Charles N. Kidder faced embezzlement charges by F. L. Bowles & Co. at 118 South Market Street. He waived examination in municipal court and bonded in $600 for the Superior Court.
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Municipal Court
Harpy and Curtis
Charles N. Kidder
F. EL. Bowles & Co
South Market Street
Superior Court
First Meeting of Massachusetts Society for University Education of Women
The season opener will be held at Boston University 12 Somerset street Saturday at 11 o clock. Miss Edna Dean Proctor will present a talk on The Russian Church. The society reports growing membership and a bright outlook for its continued usefulness.
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Massachusetts Society For the University Education of Women
Boston University
Somerset Street
Edna Dean Proctor
Russia
Eminent domain actions for State House extension filed
Documents signed by the Governor and council taking by right of eminent domain estates near the reservoir lot for the State House extension were filed in the registry of deeds yesterday. Funeral for Thomas Drew held at his Nixon avenue residence with burial at South Hingham. C. W. Sawyer sold 2 Broadway Somerville property to A. V. McAllister for 2600 dollars. Coffin to speak on Boston Massacre at Massachusetts Club. Mr Orth gave music at Perkins Institution for the Blind to aid inmates. Body identified as William Lowery of Saugus found in Charles River. Fair for South End Industrial School to be held at No 45 Barnett street Roxbury.
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State House
Thomas Drew
Nixon Avenue
Dorchester
W. H. Savery
South Hingham
C. W. Sawyer
Broadway
Somerville
A. V. McAllister
Charles Carleton Coffin
Boston
Massachusetts Club
Young’s
John Orth
Perkins Institution For
Myr. Orth
Cadman
Charles River
Craigie’s Bridge
William Lowery
Saugus
South End
Barnett Street
Roxbury
Lecture by Major Joe H. Stewart at Old South Meeting House
A group led by William Claflin et al invite Major Joe H. Stewart to speak on The Old and New South. Stewart accepts with honor and will lecture on Wednesday evening, November 21, at the Old South Meeting House. Joint committees from citizens Post 15 and other G. A. R. bodies coordinate to ensure a successful event.
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William Claflin
Alexander H. Rice
William Gaston
Charles Francis Adams
Samuel Green
William Lloyd Garrison
N. P. Hallowell
Jonas H. French
George B. White
Charles Levi Woodbury
Elijah A. Morse
James E. Reid
A. P. Martin
H. J. Boardman
Joe H. Stewart
New South
Stewart
Old South Meeting House
Citizens
Post 15
Pardoned Forgery Suspect Seeks Clemency After Flight
Charles F. Dewey, serving five of eight years for forgery, sought a pardon after an advance of over 5000 dollars from Kidder, Peabody & Co on shipper bills of lading for cheeses to Germany. He fled to San Francisco, was arrested, and told officers restitution could shorten his term. He received eight years, and officials now pursue a pardon.
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Charles F. Dewey
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Cunard
Germany
San Francisco
Geilis
Colonel Pulsifer Life Insurance Claim Approved
The Mutual Life Insurance Company bulletin shows Colonel R. M. Pulsifer policies payable total $18,975. Proofs of death dated November 3 report brain exhaustion and heart failure possibly hastened by a hypnotic dose used to sleep. Post mortem examination by the medical examiner was complete, proofs approved, and claim ordered paid.
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Colonel Pulsifer
Mutual Life Insurance Company
R. M. Pulsifer
Dumping Snow from City Bridges at Hearing
The West End Street Railway Company appeared before harbor and land commissioners seeking permission to dump snow from city bridges. It agreed not to dump over Fort Point channel, and it is probable it will be allowed to dump from the other bridges as last winter.
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West End Street Railway Company
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Fort Point Channel
Somerville Names New Police Court Judge Butler Takes Seat
The Hon. John Haskell Butler, appointed by Governor Ames as associate justice of the Somerville Police Court, took his seat yesterday. Present were Judge Story, Mayor Burns, Rev. George W. Durell, Rev. N. K. Bishop, Sheriff Cushing, Chief M. Parkhurst, and others as Clerk Chapin read the commission and Judge Story extended fellowship.
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Somerville
John Haskell Butler
Ames
Story
Burns
George W. Durell
N. K. Bishop
Cushing
M. ©. Parkhurst
Chapin
Judge Story
Mr Champlin's Class at Charles River Church
A very successful Bible class led by Edgar R Champlin meets Sundays at 3 pm in Cambridge at the Charles River Church. The next lesson aids Sunday school teachers and the hour is said to be of deep interest as the audience room 18 fills with attendees from distant places.
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Edgar R. Champlin
Charles River
Cambridge
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