Collins Says Boston Will Have Champions This Spring
Captain Collins of the Boston team declares all current players will remain for the 1905 squad with open trials in the South. He plans to take both old and new players, size up talent in New Orleans, and says the spring makeup will depend on playing ability.
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IsIt
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Grimshaw
Shaffer
Butte
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New Orleans
Football notes predict Yale win and discuss local prep teams
A well known football fan bets Yale at even odds while few favor Harvard. Brown’s Saturday win over Colby signals development since the Yale game, Dorchester High faces internal issues and possible graduate coaching next season. Dorchester plans a public ticket sale for a Dartmouth game with the American Band of Providence. Dorchester vs Suffolk A C for a local championship, and a loving cup presentation to coach Cornet. St Mary’s College of Maryland crushed Loyola 64 to 0 with Boston coaches cited. A Harvard skeptic weighs Yale’s chances, Exeter players praised including Hart Cooney and MacFadyen, Exeter’s recent play lauded by a student.
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Harvard
Colby
Brown
Dorchester
Dorchester High
Providence
Dartmouth
Cme
Wright & Ditson’s
Suffolk A. C
Marvin A. A
Cornet
Somerville
St. Mary’s College
Maryland
Loyola College
Baltimore
James L. Ahearn
St. Mary’s
South
Joe Riley
Alexander I. Rourke
Boston
Brill
Exeter
Hart
Cooney
Joneses
MacFadyen
High School Football Matchups Across Cities
Haverhill High faces Somerville at Somerville while Wakefield meets South Boston at Dedham. Other games pair Lowell at Nashua and Concord High hosting Eckfeldt School, Chelsea hosts Salem Eile, and Weymouth travels to Weymouth for a local grid schedule.
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Somerville
Hi Esway
Broed Oem
South Boston High
Dedam
Wakefield High
Chelsea High
Chelsea
Salem Eile
Dummer Academy
Cate
Girl With Broken Leg Walks Home From Hospital
Maggie De Flamelo of 69 Prince Street left Relief Hospital despite a right leg fracture below the knee. Doctors placed her leg in splints last night, but she chose to walk out and go home.
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Maggie de Flamelo
69 Prince Street
Relief Hospital
Highland Loses to Dorchester in Boston Pin League
The Highland Club lost to Old Dorchester Club in the second Boston pin league match last evening at the Old Dorchester Club alleys. Dorchester totaled 1414 pins, with Cutler leading both teams by posting 116 in a single game and 309 in total. Highland won one of the three games.
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Odes
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Mildram
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Reed
Sessler
Guptil
Tabraham
Federal Drops two to South Shore in Commercial League
Federal failed to claim first in the Commercial league last night, losing two games to South Shore. Tremont won two of three against Beacon as both matches posted light pinfalls, with South Shore’s Obenhauser pacing the lanes at 548.
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South Shore
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Beacon
Obenhauser
999th Artillery Triumphs in Interclub Bowling and Billiards
The 999th Artillery Association beat Towanda in the Massachusetts Interclub series last evening. The Battery club won two bowling games and claimed billiards 800 to 246 while Towanda took pool 150 to 66. Bowling scores show Dudley, Dow, Paul, Sawyer, Martin, Smith, Duhig, Bolewine, Cole, Brown and others in close contests.
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Battery Club
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Os Dudley
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Cole
Brown
Roosevelt Dines Japanese Royal Prince Fushimi at White House
At the White House on November 15, Prince Fushimi, adopted brother of the Mikado, attended a state dinner hosted by the President. The guest list included Japanese officials and ambassadors from several nations, with formal exchanges and a brief ten minute chat between the President and Prince Fushimi.
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White House
Prince Fushimi
Mikado
Imperial
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S. Terashima
S. Mihara
N. Watanabe
M. Rokkaku
Japan
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Peirce
United States of America
Ocean liners meet big storm after easterly gale
Masters of steamers report a northwesterly hurricane plowing through the Caribbean and Atlantic passages. Devonian: 68 cabin passengers including 33 Mormons and 49 returning cattlemen. Chelston carries 3016 logs from Nicaragua in ten days. Tancred encounters fierce gale off Cape Cod, seas flood decks but cause no damage.
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Leyland
Devonian
Richard FE. Hocken
Chelston
Nicaragua
Great River
Pearl Lagoon
Anderson
Tancred
Montreal
Cape Sable
Cape Cod
Rusty Nail May Kill Lad In Jamaica Plain
A 17 year old lad Gilbert L. Stanley of 24 Newburn Street Jamaica Plain stepped on a rusty nail while chopping wood. The nail pierced his instep at about 4 pm and by 8 pm yesterday blood poisoning had set in. Surgeons fear lockjaw may follow.
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City Hospital
Gilbert L. Stanley
Newburn Street
Jamaica Plain
Union meetings and nominations in Boston and Cambridge
Twenty one Boston barbers joined Barbers Union 182 at 514 Tremont street and eight shop cards were voted to employers. Gilders Union 1020 at 514 Tremont street nominated officers. A special meeting is set for Tuesday night Nov 29. Two applicants admitted. Timothy J. Murphy’s Common Council bid from Ward 19 reported by Electrical Workers Union 104. Cambridge machinists held a mass meeting at Cambridge C L U Hall and formed a temporary 120 member organization. The 11th annual hall of Printing Pressmen Union 67 to be held at Odd Fellows Hall Friday night.
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Boston Barbers
Barbers’ Union
Tremont Street
Gilders’ Union
Timothy J. Murphy
Common Council
Goeses
Electrical Workers’ Union
Cambridge Machini
Graves Alcohol Ad Urges Best Grain Spirit Demand
An 1872 Graves Grain Alcohol advertisement promotes Graves' Grain Alcohol as the best product from a family firm. It highlights sealed 8 16 and 32 ounce bottles with the firm name signature and urges dealers to supply or risk losing customers.
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Chester H. Graves & Sons
Federation of Labor Urges Caution in Boycotts
The A F L executive council at the San Francisco convention urges conservatism in declaring boycotts and pushes for an anti instruction bill eight hour law convict labor and Chinese exclusion enforcement. It cites disputes with Chicago Indianapolis and New Orleans federations and warns against brewers restricting engineers and firemen. The Colorado matter and seating of Chicago federation president were noted with adjournment.
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San Francisco
Executive Council
A. F. of L
New Orleans
Boy
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Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
William Schardt
Chicago Federation of Labor
Port Arthur Russian fleet escape attempt reported
Chefoo November 16 8 30 a m It is believed the Russian fleet at Port Arthur made another escape attempt The torpedo boat destroyer Ratstoropony entered the harbor amid a snow storm and high wind The Chinese cruiser Hai Yung s captain met Ratstoropony then it anchored where the destroyer Ryeshitomi did last August before being cut out by the Japanese A Japanese destroyer was seen outside the harbor chased the Russian
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Ratstoropony
Ieved
Hai Yung
Ryeshitomi
Eliot Urges Metropolitan School Commission Reform
President Eliot praises metropolitan water and park management, urges a unified district school plan. He compares Boston funding to suburbs, cites per thousand expenditures, and argues for state-backed coordination with a commission to stabilize school sites and planning. Philip J. Doherty and James J. Storrow criticize boss control and politics within education.
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Malden
Winthrop
Somerville
Revere
Chelsea
St. Louis
Massachusetts
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Missouri
State Commission
New England
Philip J. Doherty
Department of Government
Public School Association
Independent Women Voters
Harvard Sports Net $33,057 From 1903 04 Financials
The Harvard graduate treasurer reports receipts of $112,262.39 and expenses of $79,204.88 for 1903 04, leaving a net athletic earnings balance of $33,057.51. Football led profits at $72,569.81, followed by baseball and track, while basketball cricket fencing gymnastics lacrosse and tennis ran deficits.
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Harvard
Crimson University
Treasury Fund
The Lark of the Larks Presented by Massachusetts Choral Society
The two act comic opera The Lark of the Larks was staged at Jordan Hall by the Massachusetts Choral Society with a cast including Marion Steele Annie Laurie Heiser Gertrude C Oliver Edith M Burlingame Minnie Fowler Scott Jean Neville Marguerite Raymond Frederic E B Nickels Walter C Mooney William Wilson D E H Bowen Merton D Nason W T Wingfield Edgar C Walker and Frederic Shackley The plot centers on the Countess of Clover and the Larks Club a Bohemian Paris club The music is bright with a noted number Down in Dear Old Mississippi The company announced another performance at 8 p m tonight.
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Massachusetts Choral Society
William H. Gardner
Herbert Forrest Odell
Marion Steele
Annie Laurie Heiser
Gertrude C. Oliver
Edith M. Burlingame
Minnie Fowler Scott
Jean Neville
Marguerite Raymond
Frederic E B. Nickels
Walter C. Mooney
William Wilson
D. E H. Bowen
Merton D. Nason
W. T. Wingfield
Edgar C. Walker
Frederic Shackley
Countess of Clover
Larks Club
Paris
Mississippi
Airship at World's Fair Crashes After Repairs
The airship of Hip polyte Francois of France ascended from Aeronautic Concourse at the World's Fair but crashed into the north wall after two minutes aloft. The prow was badly smashed and the machine was grounded for repairs expected to take several days.
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ST. Louis
Hippolyte Francois
France
Bates to Quit Politics Endorses Law Practice After Term
A close Bates friend says the governor will not seek any federal post and plans to devote himself to law. Senators Crane and Lodge visited Bates after his election loss, but Bates’ stance remains firm against cabinet or ambassadorship offers. End of term will see no presidential appointment, according to supporters.
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Lodge
Crane
State House
Boston
Dogger Bank inquiry opens with evidence on trawlers
The Board of Trade inquiry into the Dogger Bank incident resumes with witnesses stating no torpedo boats were aboard trawlers. Russian shells are identified as from the Russian squadron, and experts confirm damage to the trawler Mina from a deliberate hit. The case, led by Commander Frederick and Dr Herbert Woodhouse for the Russian embassy, adjourns to London.
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London
Herbert Woodhouse
G. C. Frederick
Admiralty
Frederick
Woodhouse
Home Office
Carr
Sherlock Holmes
Mina
Keith
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