Harvard Beats Brown in Slim 18 9 Affair at Cambridge
Harvard and Brown played to a close contest with Harvard using many substitutes. Hayes scored three touchdowns and C Brewer Waters added two goals after Harvard led 6 0 at halftime and 12 0 in the second half before finishing 18 9. Attendance reached about 5000 as Brown balked at full-time play and Harvard limited its best players for rest.
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Harvard
Brown
Yale
Providence
Brewer
F. Shaw
Wrenn
Wrightington
Emmons
Waters
Hallowell
J. Shaw
Fairchild
Charlie Brewer
Dunlop
Crimson
Springfield
Brooks
Post
Hopkins
McCarthy
Robinson
Matteson
Gonterman
Hayes
C. Brewer
Whittemore
Manahan
Beale
Mackie
Cabot
Harvards
Dennison
Nott
Gould
Wheeler
Foster
Hartwell
Emory
Emomus
Dennison Wheeler
Emory Macklie
Thayer Doucette
Coombs Manahban
Smith Gould
Cece Sercess
Nott Foster
Ose Matterson
Aa’k
Donovan Beale
Roinson Gonterman
Hopkins C. Brewer
Cinneene
Ose
McCarthy Whittemore
Mr. Lewis
Mr. George
Woods
Physiognomical Haircutters Market Beard Trimming Tips
A Fremont row advertisement promotes the Alland B. WwW Physiognomical Haircutters offering trimming methods for beards. It argues long beards can be ornamented and brighten the face rather than shorn off.
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Fremont Row
Springfield game preparations expand seating and security
Harvard coach Fred W. Moore oversees arrangements for the Springfield game sharing Yale interests. Herbert H. White assists in Springfield with an office near State and Main. Tickets use application blanks with added entrances and expanded $2.50 seating tiers to accommodate crowds.
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Springfield
Fred W. Moore
Harvard
Herbert H. White
Moore
White
Navasset
State and
Main Streets
Yale
Boston
Hotel Russell
National Baseball League settles shares and fees
New York and Philadelphia figures shape a league wide settlement. The national league adjusts the percentage system halting the 10 percent general treasury, redrafting sections on admission fees and returns. N. E. Young re-elected president. board of directors named. umpire Harry Wright and reporter Henry Chadwick receive honors.
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New York
National Baseball League
Board of Directors
N. E. Young
League
Cincinnati
J. A. Hart
Chicago
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis
C. H. Byrne
Brooklyn
A. H. Soden
Boston
H. R. von der Horst
Baltimore
Young
United States
Harry Wright
Henry Chadwick
National League
N. F E. Young
A. G. Spalding
M. J. Kelly
John I. Rogers
Philadelphia
Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Cambridge Manual Training defeats Boston Latin 14 to 0 in football
Cambridge Manual Training School beats Boston Latin 14 to 0. Jewell and Thompson score touchdowns in the second half after an early pressure by C M T 8. Norris McLachlan Meehan Davis star for BLS. Vaughn and Jewell shine for CMT. Lineups listed with players and positions.
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Boston Latin
Cambridge Manual
Cambridge
Jewell
Vaughn
Thompson
Norris
McLachen
Meehan
Davis
Jewel
M. T
B. L. S. Kidder
McLachlan Murphy
Rankin
Pight
sNagie Vaughn
Cvcbooess Scouty White
Hardy Sawen
Meehan Jewell
Seeeee Ee
Dack
Cee Oee
Davis Sullivan
Morris Thompson
Maguire
Vanes
Burnett
Air. Walker
Empire
Mr. Merrill
Baseballists Discuss New American Association Meeting
A Chicago gathering of the new American association draws much interest from players who see expanded opportunities and higher salaries if the league forms with solid backing. Joe Kelley may join Manager Kelley to Cuba around December 1. Frank Shannon from Springfield could winter in Boston and bolster the shortstop position. Duffy and McCarthy plan to open their bowling emporium on Monday.
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American Association
Chicago
Joe Kelley
Baltimores
Cuba
Kelley
Mobiles
Frank Shannon
Springfields
Boston
Frank
Herman Long
Bobby Lowe
Duffy
Brookline High Defeats Roxbury Latin in Junior Football
Brookline High School remained undefeated after beating Roxbury Latin 26 to 0 on the Brookline playgrounds. About 500 spectators watched as Rechtler stood in at full back, with Macomber and Cook making long gains and Cook handling punts. For Roxbury Latin, Boave Sherwin and Holt were noted for solid play.
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Brookline
Roxbury
Rechtler
Boyce
Macomber
Cook
Sherwin
Holt
Polo Results Highlight Salem and New Bedford Losses
Salem fell 8 to 4 to Providence as new goalie Heffernan made 37 saves. New Bedford hosted Lynn and captured a 6 to 4 victory on their floor.
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Salem
Providence
Heffernan
New Bedford
Lynn
Joy Leaves Pope Company For Pacific Coast
Clerks honor Mr. Joy with Dickens set a banjo and a pipe as he plans to move west. Bowling team captains from the A C C clubs will meet at Press Cycling Club rooms to discuss tournament management.
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Joy
Pope Manufacturing Company
Pacific Coast
Dickens
Madison Square Garden
New York
Boston
Nat Butler
Pete Berlo
L. Berlo
Cutter
Lambert
McDuffee
Rich
St. Onge
C. S. Vinton
Dan Connolly
Zimmerman
Vinton
Woodbridge Cycle Club of
Cambridge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North
Custer
Wood
B. F. Stebbins
Ward Wins Ten Round Bout in Atlantic Club Sparring
In Brockton on November 15 Frank Ward defeats Johnnie Burns in a ten round wind up at 137 pounds. Burns led much of the fight and drew the only blood while Ward landed two decisive blows in the eighth. Referee’s decision to Ward sparked spectator dissatisfaction with a fifteen round expectation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Atlantic Club
Frank Ward
Johnnie Burns
Burns
Ward
Polo League Meeting Not Held As Salem Officials Absent
The polo league managers meeting at the Falmouth House was canceled due to absence of Salem club president Murnane secretary Morse and manager Selee. Salem needs strengthening to draw crowds while other clubs plan to bolster the Witch City team. Tonight New Bedfords led by Fred Doe face the Bostons Whalers known as league fighters. A meeting is set for tomorrow morning at the Falmouth House. Boston rink reports Wednesdays as ladies nights after a strong Pawtucket attendance.
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Polo League
Falmouth
Murnane
Morse
Selee
Salem
Falmouth House
Boston Rink
Pawtucket
Wage Reduction Threat in New England Hat Industry
Lynn hat makers face a looming wage reduction as New England shops consider a 25 to 50 percent cut ahead of the January 1 price list renewal. Machines already in use sparked disputes. skilled finishers earn 2.50 per dozen, with machine-made hats falling toward 1.50 per dozen in coming years. The Boston based National Hat Finishers Union coordinates among state and Rhode Island shops.
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Lynn
New England
Rhode Island
F. Merrittt
Hatters’ Union
National
New York
Protest Breeds Prices in Lynn Strike
A Lynn strike at Francis W. Breed’s shoe factory shows workers earning far less than peers in other shops. Reports from factory rooms detail low wages, reduced prices for cutting and edging, and a lack of substitutes as Knights of Labor prepares another meeting.
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Lynn
Francis W. Breed
Knights of Labor Hall
Thomas G. Plant
Breed
Knights of Labor Committee
Equity Union Birthday Reenters Spotlight With Anniversary
The Equity Union marked its first house anniversary with a full gathering led by Morrison I. Swift and walking delegates. Members recalled the year, including past meetings in snow storms on the Common and the State House invasion. Dr. F. W. Carr closed with a lecture on uniting to support the money power in controlling productive powers.
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Equity Union
Morrison I. Swift
State House
F. W. Carr
Union Forming for Typewriters and Stenographers
A movement to unite women working as typewriters and stenographers is spreading. An organizer of the National American Union of Stenographers and Typewriters is expected to arrive to establish local chapters, with headquarters currently in St. Joseph Missouri. The national body was formed there, and several Missouri locals exist. Boston stenography schools remain unaware and cautious about the union’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National American Union of Stenographers and Typewriters
National Union
St. Joseph
Missouri
Boston
Debate Over Proposed Union For Writers Sparks Mixed Feelings
The organizer remains unidentified as supporters and opponents clash over a proposed writers union. One typewriter and stenography instructor argues that manual tasks can unionize while brain work cannot, suggesting an authors union could be started with similar prospects.
Cooks Alliance Plans Fourth Annual Ball at Cotillon Hall
The fourth annual ball of the Cooks Alliance will be held November 21 with a large attendance anticipated. The event has been a prominent affair in prior years and organizers aim to surpass past performances. Cotillon Hall has been secured for the occasion.
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the Cooks’ Alliance
of the Cooks
Cotillon Hall
Isopathy Elixirs Gain Attention in Medical Science
The article reviews animal organic extracts, especially cerebrine from ox brain, as a new isopathic treatment. It cites reports of reduced fatigue, enhanced mental performance, and practical value for brain workers, actors, cantatrices, and public speakers, while noting regulatory and public scrutiny of such preparations. Dr. William A. Hammond of Washington is praised for consolidating findings on animal extracts.
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Congress
Hammond
Washington
D. C
Postal Department
Ohio
Dr. Parkhurst
Lexow
New York
Brown-Sequard
William A. Hammond
America
Mystery Surrounds Death of Mrs Mary G Fairbanks
The medical examiner ruled Mrs Mary G Fairbanks died from accidental gas asphyxiation in her State street office. No relatives have claimed the body or belongings. A Postman learned she owed $19 50 to a landlady who spoke of past boarding. Claims about marriage, a Worcester brother, and descent from President Tyler remain unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Fairbanks
State Street
Fairbanks
Worcester
Tyler
Single Taxers Dine In Massachusetts Banquet Address
The Single Tax League of Massachusetts held its annual banquet with William Lloyd Garrison delivering the welcome address urging support for the primal truths shaping parties and governments. Officers were elected including President William M. Lloyd Garrison and Treasurer Charles B. Fillebrown. A $140 pledge was raised to support league work amid remarks by Rev. John Gregs, Mrs. Eliza Stowe Twitchell, and John D. Pike.
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Single Tax League of Massachusetts
William Lloyd Garrison
William M Lloyd Garrison
Charles B. Fillebrown
Weldon L. Crosman
Edward Twitchell
James R. Carret
Eiery W. Ellis
K. D. Marsh
William D. McCrackan
Eliza Stowe Twitchell
John D. Pike
League
John Gregs
Worcester
Concert in Bethesda Hall for South Boston poor relief
A charitable concert for SS. Peter and Paul parish will be held at Bethesda Hall corner F Street and Broadway South Boston on Sunday November 18 in the evening. John W. Kelly the rolling mill man and monologist will perform among more than a dozen numbers with appearances by John Quigley Mrs. Dr. Galvin Edward T. Phelan and Mr. Forrester among others.
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SS. Peter and Paul's
South Boston
Bethesda Hall
F Street
Broadway
John W. Kelly
Kelly
John Quigley
Dr. Galvin
Edward T. Phelan
Mr. Forrester
General Orison Underwood Dies in Milford
Milford, Nov. 15 General Orison Underwood former brigadier general of Massachusetts militia and father of the late General Adin B. Underwood died here this morning. He was a boot manufacturer by trade and served twenty one years in the militia. He leaves two sons George D. and Melvin A. both of Boston.
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Milford
Orison Underwood
Massachusetts
Adin B. Underwood
Boston
George D
Melvin A
Burglars Fire Upon Bonney Hill Home
Hanson Nov 15. The residence of William H. Thomas on Bonney Hill was attacked by burglars at an early hour this morning. After being discovered the assailants fired repeatedly, leaving the house almost riddled with bullets.
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Hanson
William H. Thomas
Bonney Hill
Jones Rumor Sparks Running for Judge
A fragment suggests superstition around a candidate named Jones. It mentions Dustin and a shelf-law book falling causing a head injury, then states he is now running for judges, indicating a dramatic or ironic career shift.
Sinking in mud at Cambridge Hospital man saved from flats
Horace Coombs a 23 year old printer and Cambridge resident, sank to armpits in mud flats near Scrogie's yard after leaving hospital for a football related anxieties. Nurses and attendants formed a makeshift bridge and alerted police as Jimmy Brown and Patsey Reagan pulled him to safety at 7 45. He was taken back to hospital in a chilled condition and described as demented by the doctor.
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Cambridge
Horace Kr. Coombs
Horace
Brown University
Providence
Brown
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Brattle Street
Channing
Hospital
Scrogie
Miss McCloud
Patsey Reagan
Jimmy Brown
Jimmy
Stone Yard
Patsey
Main Street
Devay
Coombs
Maine General Insane Asylum
Bath
Boxing Notes Preview of Monday Night Cards
Ike Weir trains for a Monday bout against an unnamed Philadelphia challenger under handlers Steve Dunn and Dan Connors with Jimmy McHale arranging the entertainment. Jack McAuliffe vs Owen Zeigler looms as a corker as Zeigler has beaten Horace Leeds. Billy Murphy meets Jerry Barnett in a good prelim. Charley Kelly trains at Howie Hodgkins's gym ahead of the Cres cent-Suffolk amateur May 26 meet and the Nov 26 Seaside C A C match. no Maher O'Donnell bout for 3000, while Bob Fitzsimmons and his company are booked next week.
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Ike Weir
Steve Dunn
Dan Connors
Jimmy McHale
McHale
Atlantic Athletic Club
Jack McAuliffe
Owen Zeigler
McAuliffe
Zeigler
Horace Leeds
Stanton Abbott
Billy Murphy
Jerry Barnett
Crescent-Suffolk
Charley Kelly
Billy Plimmer
Seaside
A. C
Howie Hodgkins
Stimpson
Harvard Yale football souvenir card on New York & New England line
The New York & New England road issues a pretty advertising souvenir for the Harvard Yale game at Springfield. It features a card football with crimson and blue bands and the two universities’ names on the outside. A neat ad for New York service appears when opened. Mail requests to W. R. Babcock, 18 Summer Street, Boston.
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New York & New England
Springfield
New York
W. R. Babcock
Summer Street
Boston
Hogarty Wins Pool Tournament at Murray & Irwin's
Hogarty beat Booth 100 to 54 in the pool tournament at Murray and Irwin's South Boston billiard parlors last evening. This afternoon White plays Wise and Russell faces Lathrop in the evening showdown.
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Hogarty
Booth
Murray & Irwin
South Boston
White
Wise
Russell
Lathrop
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Union For Typewriters
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