Harvard Scrubs Hold Off Varsity On Soldiers Field
Yesterday two twenty two minute halves saw Harvard varsity and scrubs clash with Waters in at right tackle. Kendall replaced Warren in the second half as Yale looms. Burden, Cochrane, Farley and Burnett contributed but injuries and line wear affected play. Reid handled punting while Haughton showed high kicks and low punts.
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Harvard Varsity
Scrubs
Waters
Bouve
Shaw
Soldiers Field
Dibblee
Jaffray
Burden
Cochrane
MacMaso
Farley
Burnett
C. Sargent
Yale
Reid
Haughton
Cornell Players Crippled In Practice
Cornell reports severe training with injuries to Alexander left tackle out for likely rest of season and quarterback Young bruised but to suit tomorrow. Team plans to leave Ithaca Monday for final prep near Philadelphia at Wayne. St Joseph A 5 Mission Church 0 opens Archdiocesan Athletic Union Football League. St Joseph wins a well played 5 to 0 on Brookline Common.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Alexander
Young Aso
Quakers
Philadelphia
Wayne
ST. Joseph A. A
Mission Church
Archidiocesan Athletic Union Football League
Brookline Common
St. Joseph’s
A. A. St. Joseph
Franklinites Hope for Alaska Like Gold In Ripples
In Franklin on November 15 residents cheer a Klondike of their own as quartz samples from Homer Snow and A P Woodward assay at 17.50 dollars per ton in gold and 4.50 in silver. Jerome Prince, a Milford mining expert, claims a mineralized belt runs from Rhode Island to Vermont and that under Snow’s land lies rich ore. Woodward leases the property to Prince and Blackmer for ten years to develop the mine with a proposed 209000 dollar stock company and plans for further blasting to reveal free gold. The vein measures 55 to 65 feet wide and could yield significant riches if assays hold.
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Franklin
Dawson City
Skaguay
Alaska
Homer Snow
Snow
Woodward
Annabel Lewis
Charles Fales
George Emerson
O. B. Carter
Erastus Doe
Edward Rathbone
George W. Higgins
Jerome Prince
Milford
Prince
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Nova Scotia
Mr. Prince
Blackmer
New Imglani
Vermont
International cycling federation rifts threaten world racing body
Dissatisfaction with the Los Angeles Racing Board echoes across the International Cyclists Association. Frictions within I C A and national federations in England France and America threaten governance, with riders forming the American Racing Cyclists Union and possible LA W restructuring ahead of Providence meeting.
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L. A. W. Racing Board
International Cyclists’ Association
Henry Sturmey
I C. A
Mott
Sturmey
Mr. Mott
John O’ Groat
Land’s
I. GC. A
England
America
France
I A
American Racing Cyclists’ Union
L. A
Providence
Boxing Gala at Lyceum Hall East Boston Promises Corkers
Maverick Boat Club presents an East Boston bill at Lyceum Hall with three main bouts led by Patsy Sweeney vs Kid Lavigne, Steve Mahoney vs Bob Allen, and Jig Stone vs Tom Heffernan. The program includes vaudeville acts, minor bouts, and a large crowd expected. advance assessment blanks are available from local sports offices.
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Maverick Boat Club
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Noddls Island
Patsy Sweeney
Kid Lavigne
Steve Mahoney
Chelsea
Bob Allen
A. C
Mahoney
Jig Stone
Tom Heffernan
Lemit
Heffernan
New England
Mahingsntte N. Y
Barney Hubbard
Neptune Athletic Club
Billy Mitchell
Tim Dacy
Jim Kaveny
Cambridge
Jack Holland
Danvery
Johnny Shine
Brighton
Tommy
Barney Harrington
Joe Elms
Jim Ashe
Steve Maguire
South Boston
Columbia
Mike Sears
Casino
Tom Brown
Suffolk A. C
Maurice Rosenberg
Somerset A. C
George Powell
Lafayette Club
Tommy Curtis
Stone
Sandy Chapman
Cambridge Trio
Billy Troy
Johnny Smith
Harry Armstrong
Allie Alberts
Kid Harris
Jack McGee
Sumner
Paris Streets
J. V. Donnarama
North Market Street
James Hayes
Boston Post
Itus
Colebrook
N. H
Will Bunnell
Arthur O’leary
Andy Watson
Joe Flaherty
New London
Inquirer
Maverick Square
Sumner Street
Billy Hill
Farragut A
Edward Hynes
Riverside
Bill Criteh
Si Dinsmore
Joe Bryson
Bob Montgomery
Walter Lang
Dick Bradley
James O’brien
Jack Leahy
Harry Grossman
Percy Flanagan
Martin Coyne
Humphrey Sullivan
Roanoke Club
Maverick B. C
Herternan
Kid Karris
Allie Albert
New York Baseball Club Holds Annual Meeting
The New York Baseball Club’s stockholders met in Jersey City with all present except Mr. Qrush of Indianapolis. The old board was reelected, Andrew Freedman remained president, and Edward McCall was chosen treasurer with Horace A. Bonnell as secretary. President’s salary stays at $10,000.
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NEW York Baseball Club
New York
Jersey City
Mr. Qrush
Indianapolis
Andrew Freedman
Edward McCall
Clifford Potter
C. Young
J. W. Spalding
Valentine P. Snyder
Thomas L. Hamilton
Edward
Chicago and Royal Canadian clubs plan Canadian Cup race
Representatives from the Chicago Yacht Club and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club met in Toronto to arrange the Canadian Cup contest. The Chicago club proposed a 75 foot class and a best of five with five judges. The first race is a 21 mile triangular course and races would occur in the first week of September.
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Toronto
Ont
Chicago
Royal Canadian Yacht Clubs
Chicago Yacht Club
Over 100 Meteors Reported From Princeton Shower
Professor Charles A. Young at the Princeton Observatory logged over 100 meteors between 3 and 5 am with twelve as bright as first magnitude stars and trails lasting up to ten seconds. The radiant lay in Leo's Sickle, south and west of 1867, with a peak at 3:45 to 4:06 am and a forecasted good display in 1899.
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Princeton
N. J
Charles A. Young
Princeton Observatory
Portland Pro Team Pounds Augusta 9 to 3 in Augusta
The Port land pro team defeated Augusta 9 to 3 in a one sided game. Campbell starred with two quick goals, Allen and O’Malley stood out in goal, while Umpire Kelley earned praise for smooth officiating. Also Rockland fell to the Rangers in a separate match 9 to 2, with Jason Greenleaf and Cushman among bright performers and a large audience watching.
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Augusta
Portland
Portlands
Campbell
Allen
O'Malley
Kelley
Rockland
Rangers
Tom Murphy
Rocklands
Jason
Greenleaf
Cashman
Frencon
Mr. Trench
Bangor
Seaeddy Corey
Teeseeseeeeeseels
Walton Phelan
C. Fat Stal Aed
McGown Maynard
B. B
H. B
Mio
Cede
Eek Vines
Cushman
Medsol
Perry
Walton
Waltons
Sanger
Watom
Crashman
Smith
Maynard
Connolly
Hartford Outplayed by Providence in 9 to 6 Loss
Hartford, Conn. November 15 Hartford was outplayed by Providence 9 to 6 in front of nearly 2000 fans. Key moments included Cunningham’s ninth goal and a brief injury to Vanavan after contact with Mooney. Providence players listed include Cunningham Pierce Canavan and Heffernan with stops by Heffernan and Cusick as the goaltenders.
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Hartford
Providence
Conn
Cunningham
Vanavan
Mooney
Warner
Cotter
Cubiok
Plymouth Beats East Weymouth in Polo Dispute over Overtime
In Plymouth on November 15 a polo match with East Weymouth ended controversial after a timekeeper allowed fifteen seconds overtime on the first Plymouth goal. Plymouth protested and was awarded the game with a 4 to 1 score. Stops credited to Mullen and Adams. Referee Savery. Attendance listed as 100.
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Plymouth
East Weymouths
East Weymouth
Nicholson
Mercer
Dawson
Jones Warren
Gendreau Gen
Weymouth
Ceceeseeseeeesees Sigaceate O Ags
Mullen
Adams
Savery
Timor
Harlow
Boston Terrier Breeders Club Bowling Show Largest Entry Ever
At the Boston Terrier Breeders' Club event held in the Inter auditorium on November 23 24 and 25 a bowling show was featured. A total of 162 dogs entered this year the largest number ever exhibited. The twenty silver cups displayed in Browning King and Co window on Washington street are highly handsome.
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Aoe McEne
Boston
Intera
Browning
King & O
Washington Street
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Heals Lungs and Bronchial Tribes
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a remedy for lung and bronchial irritation, priced at 25 cents.
Bicycle Notes Preview of 1906 Eastern Cycling News
Massachusetts division of L A W sues New Bedford Martha's Vineyard Nantucket Steamboat Co for damages from transit collision. Eddie McDuffee aims to lower Major Taylor mile records in Atlanta while Gus Egiloff trains for New York to Boston challenge. Nat Butler eyed to race Harry Elkes at Troy. Louis Kleh and Fred St Onge drop fifteen week double trick ride contract due to typhoid.
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Massachusetts
L. G. Blair
New Bedford
Martha’s~ Vineyard
Curtis
Major Taylor
Nat Butler
Nat
Harry Elkes
Troy
Wonder
Louis Kleh
Fred St. Onge
Ernest Roeber
Spain must leave Cuba by January 1
Washington reports the government has renewed its firm stance that Spain must complete the evacuation of Cuba and the American occupation cannot be deferred beyond January next.
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Washington
Gament
Tts
Cuba
Defender Hauled Up For Repairs At Herreshoff
The yacht Defender was hauled out at Bristol Rhode Island and moved to a Herreshoff shop for aluminum plate installation under the deck, metal polishing, and other repairs.
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Bristol
R. I
Defender
Herreshoff Works
New England Amateur Rowing Association Seeks Regatta Funds
The committee charged with bringing the national rowing championship to the city next summer seeks at least $2000 in subscriptions. Club officers are urged to obtain member contributions and report by December 10. A committee meeting is scheduled at the B A A boat house today at 1:00 PM.
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New England Amateurowing Association
Republicans in Boston caucuses settle bitter ward fights
Boston Republicans face a night of fierce caucuses to choose ward committees and delegations to aldermanic and municipal conventions. Key battles focus on Alderman candidates, with Ward 6 especially contested against Berwin despite his bid for renomination. Alderman Presho seeks a fifth nomination amid a party split led by the Bradman Pinkofsky faction.
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Boston
Presho
Berwin
Codman
Paige
Bradman-Pinkofsky
Ward 24 placards spark dispute over alderman race
Dorchester letter details misrepresentation over posters for Franklin L. Codman and allies. Frederick Folsom is accused of paying for and posting the circulars, with letters from Mr. Baker repudiating as misrepresented. The author claims the issue is the ward committee’s activity and calls for Codman’s defeat at caucuses.
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Franklin L. Codman
William W. Hibbard
William E. Harvey Samuel W. Mildram
J. Loring Thayer
Codman
Charles 8. Baker
Dorchester
Baker
Codmai
Tenth Congressional District
Barrows
Ward
M. Nanhen
Naphen
J. Codman
Congress
Old Ward
Frederick
Folsom
Alderman Codman Answers Fred Folsom Circular
Alderman Codman responds to a political circular bearing his name and three other candidates. He describes discovering the flyer at dawn in Dorchester, says he acted to identify its origin, and aims to explain the circumstances publicly. The letter frames the issue as a duty to constituents amid a controversial local political moment.
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Dorchester
Codman Sworn Statement On Posters Claim
Franklin L. Codman testifies that he did not print or publish posters accusing candidates for Boston offices. He details a chain of payments by Charles S. Baker to Donnelly & Sons and mentions Frederick Folsom soliciting payment, with Baker claiming no involvement in ordering posters.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Franklin L. Codman
City of
Codman
W. W. Hibbard
William K. Harvey
Samuel H. Mildram
Common Council
E. C. Donnelly
J. Donnelly . Sons
EF. C. Donnell
Charles 8. Baker
Baker
School Street
Frederick K. Folsom
Folsom
Donnelly & Sons
Fred C. Gilpatric
Justice of the Peace
Charles. S. Baker
Morse Street
Republican Committee
Public Building Department
J. Donnelly
S. H. Mildram Sworn Statement in Massachusetts Affidavit
Samuel H. Mildram testifies in Boston on November 15 regarding an affidavit by Franklin L. Codman. He denies printing posters, confirms he accompanied Codman to Baker, heard the talk, and saw Baker sign the attached statement.
Ward Republican Chairman Defends Election Efforts
Chairman Thayer refutes claims about Ward 2% Republican activities in the last election. He says the committee mobilized every precinct, supported Congressman Samuel J. Barrows, and backed the ticket fully despite Frederick K. Folsom’s contrary statements. He recalls Folsom’s prior role seeking funds from city treasurer G Walden Smith for election purposes.
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Ward 2
Republican Committee
Folsom
W. L. Terhune
J. Loring Thayer
Dorchester
Samuel J. Barrows
Frederick K. Folsom
G. Walden Smith
Treas
Ward 22 Republicans oppose Walden Smith and Strickland nomination
A circular sent to Ward 22 voters endorsing G. Walden Smith and William Lee Strickland for Common Council is denied by the Ward 22 Republicans. The committee clarifies it has nothing to do with their candidacy and is unanimously opposed.
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Ward 22
William Lee Strickland
Common Council
William G. Baker
Oswald I. Bourne
Paul F. Folsom
William H. Nitz
Republican Committee
Longshoremen Endorse Local Candidate in Ward 5
O Connell Assembly 7174 and K of I longshoremen, who in twelve years have avoided politics, break from that rule to back John Rettigan, Democratic Labor candidate, for the Boston Common Council Ward 5. They cite his labor union background and belief he will represent their district and members.
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O’connell Assembly
K. of I
John Rettigan
Common Council
Organized Labor
Casey Rally Draws Large Ward 17 Support
A large rally of Democratic voters in Ward 17 backed Daniel C. Casey for the Board of Aldermen. Walter J. O Malley Jr. presided. Two more Casey rallies are planned tonight at Hibernian Hall and Williams Hall on Hampden Street.
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Ward 17
Daniel C. Casey
Board of Aldermen
Walter J. O'Malley, Jr
Casey
Hibernian Hall
Williams Hall
Hampden Street
Council Aspirants Back Carron Doherty in Ward 6 Meeting
Ex representative Daniel J. McLaughlin and ex councilman James N. Doherty spoke for Patrick F. Carron and John A. Doherty at the Cashel Rocks Club in Ward 6. Thomas E. Murphy of Ward 17 campaigns actively among younger men, gaining popularity.
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Daniel J. McLaughlin
Cashel Rocks Club
James N. Doherty
Patrick F. Carron
John A. Doherty
Thomas E. Murphy
Mahoney Indorsed by Charlestown Young Men's Club
At a large meeting the Young Men's Democratic Club of Charlestown voted to endorse John J. Mahoney as candidate for Board of Aldermen from Ward 3. A working committee was appointed to support his campaign until the polls close.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Daniel J. 3Zarry
Imierse
John J. Mahoney
Harper Guilty Manslaughter Verdict in South End
Joseph Harper colored was found guilty of manslaughter in the Superior Criminal Court for the death of Samuel Williams colored. A jury took less than 30 minutes to convict and Harper received a sentence of five to seven years in the State Prison. His wife pleaded for mercy as the family's sole support.
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Joseph Harper
Samuel Williams
Fellows Court
South End
Superior Criminal Court
Harper
David Williams
Willett W. Whitehead
Tena L. Myers
Sherborn
Margaret Fitzgerald
Peter F. Carl
House of Correction
John Taylor
Michael J. Roach
Edward Higgins
Roach
Unions and Schools Push for Pro-Labor School Board
A joint committee of the Building Trades Council and Central Labor Union met at 49 Bennett Street to form a permanent group backing a school committee that favors union labor in building projects and text book use. D. J. McDonald was elected president, J. J. Collins secretary, and James N. Esdaile treasurer. Incumbent anti union candidates were condemned and a circular listing their names ordered for distribution. A three member committee was appointed to urge nominees to recognize the union label and back labor-favorable candidates.
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Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
Bennett Street
D. J. McDonald
The
Allied Printing Trades
J. J. Collins
James N. Esdaile
Co. L. U
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Professor Young
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American Watch Company
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D. W. Bennetts
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