Harvard Varsity Football Stronger With Return of Key Players
Harvard’s varsity squad showed improved play yesterday led by Captain Wrightington returning at left half back and Haughton at right tackle. Dunlop strained his back tendon late in practice risking Saturday’s Pennsylvania game as Sullivan and others stepped in.
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Harvard
Princeton
Wrightington
Haughton
Mills
Sullivan
Dunlop
Pennsylvania
Bouve
Varsity
Dibblee
Lewis
LiOk Case
Deaevaes Swens Ster Oy seCnenesOn Swain
F. J
Merriam
Tuckerman Bouve
Sargent Doutette
Hoague NN
Shaw
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Jattray Haughton
Lee
Mills Moulton
Fay Beale
Wrgswoild
Wadsworth
Q. B
Scott Wrightington
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Cozzens Brine
Ricscoccocvcee Mesesse
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Cane Rush Ends In Draw At Institute Of Technology
The annual cane rush at the Institute of Technology on the South End grounds ended in a 19-19 draw between the Sophomores and Freshmen after a 30-minute battle. In football, the Sophomores defeated the Freshmen 6 to 0 with McBride scoring the touchdown and Ferguson adding the goal.
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Institute of Technology
South End
Sophs
Freshies
Blake
Gilson
Samuels
McBride
Furgerson
Angus
Gilson Samuels
Pope Mfg Announces 1897 Columbia Bicycle Price
The Pope Manufacturing Company confirms the 1897 Columbia bicycle price at $100, same as last year. The model uses 6 percent nickel steel tubing and is promoted as the strongest bicycle with improved construction and features, while raising quality without a price increase. Also noted are race rider Allen B. Spiers injured in Lawrence, and Frank J. Fowler’s return to Boston with new ’97 Ramblers and features.
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Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbia
Columbia Bicycles
Allen B. Spiers
Boston
Lawrence
E. Hodges & Co
Noddle Island
Lawrence Hospital
Frank J. Fowler
Fowler Cycle Company
Larson
Fowler
Remington
F. P. Wright
Metropolitan Wheelmen
W. L. Kreitenstein
Century Road Club of America
H. G. Fritz
Olympic Club
Brooklyn
San Francisco
New York
Thayer Academy Edges Burdett 8-0 At French's Common
Thayer Academy defeated Burdett College 8 to 0 at French's Common. Thayer scored both touchdowns in the first half and held Burdett scoreless. Dean starred for Burdett and the Thayer backs were standout.
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Braintree
Burdett College
Thayer Academy
French’s Common
Thayer
Dean
Burdett
Brookline High Falls to Harvard Freshmen 18–0 at Soldiers Field
The Brookline High School eleven traveled to Cambridge yesterday and was defeated by the Harvard freshman football team on Soldiers Field by a score of 18 to 0. The play was hard and fast on both sides.
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Harvard
Brookline High
Brookline High School
Cambridge
Soldiers Field
Harvard Dominates Brookline High in Half Furled by Darkness
Harvard 1900 defeats Brookline High in a one half game highlighted by a 40 yard touchdown run by Irwin Martin. The lineup includes Fleard Gray McLaughlin Barnle Gillespie Hutchins and Parker among others.
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Harvard
Irwin Martin
Brookline High
Fleard
McLaughlin Barnle
Gray
Bey Gillespie Boal
Bieds Ces Va
Bey Hutchins
Creme Tring
Birorseeks
Kites
Tae Eile Hatch
Hawkins
Wilbur Warren
S. OA
Eeree Parker
R. H
Paki du
Patkee
Irwit Martin
Sf. D
Brice
Yale Princeton football tickets run short at Yale
New Haven Conn Nov 16 Applications for seats for the Yale Princeton game closed Saturday with heavy demand at Yale. Yale planned to mail tickets and sell at the co operative store but could not meet all requests, delaying distribution until tomorrow. Yale’s allotment exceeded 5000 yet demand was unprecedented this year.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Yale Co-Operative
Yate
Quakers Defeat Pennsylvania Graduates 32 to 6
The Pennsylvania Varsity eleven defeated a team of Pennsylvania graduates led by coach George Woodruff by 32 to 6. The old-time stars were given a touchdown as a gift.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
George Woodruff
Quakers
Amherst Picks Captain for Next Year
George M. Callahan, 19, of Boston, was elected captain of the Amherst football team for next season at a meeting this evening. He played three years on the English High School football team in Boston.
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Amherst
Tauight
George M. Callahan
Boston
Franklin Park Golf Records Set At Local Links
A. H. Fenn and Willie Campbell established amateur and professional records at Franklin Park. Campbell carded thirty eight strokes for eighteen holes with a noted sequence while Fenn posted 45 for nine holes and 96 for eighteen. Campbell, now green keeper, praised the links as excellent and said no hole should exceed six strokes. Large turnout enjoyed the mild weather but few notable scores emerged.
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Franklin Park Golf Links
A. H. Fenn
Willie Campbell
Willie
Fenn
Latonia Race Results From Latonia Kentucky November Sixteen
In Latonia Kentucky on November sixteen the program's races produced winners including Rasper in the one mile first race with a time of 1 42 1 2. Taluca taking six furlongs in 1 15 1 2. Reprieve winning the Mile with 1 42 3 4. Scamp claimed the hurdle event over Eli Kindig and Aristocrat in 2 49. and Lockhart victorious in the five and one half furlongs race with Masterpiece and Mc Farland II in the places.
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Latonta
Rasper
Partisan
Brown Jewell
Taluca
Lady Juliet
Mertie Reed
Reprieve
Robinson
Fresco
Scamp
Eli Kindig
Aristocrat
Lockhart
Masterpiece
McFarland II
Polo Results at New Bedford Salem Defeats New Bedford
In New Bedford the polo match ended Salem 8 to New Bedford 3 with Salem securing a decisive victory.
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New Bedford
Salem
Maher Defeats Choynski in Sixth Round at Broadway Club
Peter Maher Irish champion stops Joe Choynski in the sixth round before about four thousand at the Broadway Athletic Club. Choynski is knocked down twice and ruled out as police intervene. Haley defeats Sisto earlier in a six round bout.
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New York
Broadway Athletic Club
Peter Maher
Joe Choynski
Choynski
Maher
Patsy Haley
Buffalo
Young Siste
Providence
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Maher- Choynski
Peter
Buffalo Boy
Sisto
Haley
Patsy
Scarecely
Pete Burns
Peter Lowry
Jack Quinn
Tommy West
Paddy Yorman
Bob Armstrong
Joe
Boxing Gossip Reflects Winter Hiatus and Rivalries
The piece laments a boxing pause due to a June law and poor management by licensed operators in South Boston. It previews upcoming bouts with Patsy Broderick vs Midget Glynn, Dixon vs Whittaker, and Tracey vs Green, noting Draw plan and weight details, while naming promoters, fighters, and venues across New York and Boston.
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Boston
Bohemian Club
New York
Patsy Broderick
Providence
Glynn
Delaware
New England
Buffalo
Tommy Dixon
Young Whittaker
Dixon
Johnny Lavack
Dave Leahy
Howie Hodgkins
John D. Hopkins
Dan Creedon
Tom Tracey
Tracey- Green
Green
Tom
Young Mitchell
Tracey
Walcott
San Francisco
Gold N West
Sam Fitzpatrick
Jim Ryan
Billy” Smith
Ryan
Bernard Pressler
Baltimore
Bobby Dobbs
Walter Johnson
Dick Moore
Henry Baker
Bayonne
L. I
Tom O’rourke
Dick O’brien
O'Rourke
O’rourke
Creedon
Tommy West
O’brien
Billy Hill
England
Pick
Empire A. C
Spike” Sullivan
Caledonian Club
Philadelphia
Springfield
Earl Moore
John Jenkins
Boxing Lessons Offer At Reduced Rate From Prof Shaw
A notice invites boxing students to Prof Shaw at 181 Tremont Street Room 16 with a $5 rate for lessons limited to this week. Call or write for details or enrollment.
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Shaw
Tremont St
Corbett
Corbett Addresses Audience After Naval Cadet Performance
James J. Corbett spoke at the Columbia after the show A Naval Cadet. He reiterated his prior stance on Fitzsimmons and declared he would travel anywhere to meet him in the ring for any stake.
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the Columbia
James J. Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Boston College indoor class championship slated at Armory Hall
Boston College hosts its annual indoor class championship next Friday evening at Armory Hall featuring 25 yard dash 440 yard dash half mile and mile runs high and standing high jumps shot put and team races between classes. John Bowler to start the meet with a large student entry and hot competition anticipated.
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Boston College
Armory Hall
John Bowler
Charlesbank Park Gymnasium
Edward Y. Granger
Joseph P. Walsh
Frank McGrath
John A. Brewin
P. Sarsfield Cunniff
John B. Doyle
James T. Landrigan
John W. Lavery
Leo F. O'Neil
Albert C. Mullen
George A. McLaughlin
Joseph Williams
Thomas Vahey
A. J. White
Ed. P. Does
T. W. Vahey
Yachting dispute over Ulula battles for $400 in Wareham
In Wareham on November 16 a case unfolds over the 25 foot racer Ulula built for William Winship of Malden. Winship seeks $400 from Nelson Huckins Jr after the boat failed to meet promised performance and was returned, while Huckins argues Ulula won some scrapped races and thus earned the price. The suit draws Main Street yachtsmen and boatmen as details of the flawed craft and legal arguments emerge.
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Wareham
Jones County
Buzzard’s Bay
Nelson Huckins, Jr
Onset Bay
William Winship
Boston
Malden
Wickett
Beverly Club
Winship
Huckins
Harris
Ulula
Nathan Washburn
Middleboro
Meeting of O'Connell and Garryowen Captains Thursday Night
Representatives from O'Connell and Garryowen Gaelic clubs meet Thursday at 8 at the Post to finalize arrangements for Thanksgiving Day play. Maine clubs leave the New England league next season and may form a State league. Frank Selee of the Bostons is in Hot Springs planning deals with Western league figures. Eddie B Talcott bets $250 to $100 the Giants finish under fourth place. Beecham's is advertised as the King of Pills.
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O’connell
Garryowen
Maine
New England
Frank Selee
Bostons
Hot Springs
Ark
Eddie B. Talcott
New York
Giants
Militia Batteries Practice At Fort Warren Begin
Batteries A B C of Boston Worcester and Lawrence conduct a shot and shell drill at Fort Warren starting yesterday and ending today. Colonel Wellington represents the inspector-general as Major Duchesney and officers command the light artillery units in their first postwar firing exposure.
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Boston
Worcester
Lawrence
Fort Warren
Wellington
Duchesney
Bruse
Ewing
Valiquat of
Lynn
Light Artillery
Clayton
Hennessey
Clapp
Harvey
Osgood
Peabody and Ames
Haynes
Gould and Lewis
Stedman
Sanborn
Sargent
Goldsmith
Supreme Court backs Hill over Corcoran in federal state joint jurisdiction
The U S Supreme Court, in a divided decision, affirmed Hill against Corcoran. Hill, a former U S marshal for Colorado, had seized goods under a federal writ of attachment. Corcoran claimed ownership and sought state court determination, raising interstate jurisdiction questions likely to recur.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Hill
Corcoran
Supreme Court of Colorado
United States
Colorado
Bay State Shoe & Leather Company
Boston
Marshal Hill
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
Prize Mastiff Max Dies After Prize-Winning Career
Max, a prize mastiff owned by J. A. Rien and A. P. Kamp of this city, died yesterday morning. The dog had won numerous prizes at New England shows and his owners had received offers of $500 for him on several occasions.
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Max
Messrs
J. A. Rien
A. P. Kamp
New England
Mayor Gleason Arrested on Election Fraud Charge
New York November 16 Mayor Patrick Jerome Gleason of Long Island City was arrested at his City Hall office on complicity in election frauds. Bondsman Owen Clark, an improvement commissioner, offered a $1000 bond.
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New York
Patrick Jerome Gleason
Long Island City
Owen Clark
Medford C C and Massachusetts B B Win Bowling Matches
In Rexford alleys last night the Medford C C defeated the Press Cycling Club by 87 pins after a deciding last string. Massachusetts B B topped Carruths Dorchester Central second team by 20 pins in a close match that remained in doubt until the final frames.
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Associated Cycling Clubs
Rexford
Medford C. C
Massachusetts B. B
Press Cycling Club
Medfords
Dorchester Central
Carruth’s
Dorchester
Waltham Bowlers Win Two Matches
In Waltham on November 16, two bowling matches produced home wins. The Philo dians and Melrose defeated their opponents in one night, while the Waltham Cycle Club and Boston College teams won the other contest.
Free Diagnosis Offered by Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
Advertises a week of free consultations by Dr Liverpool at 238 Tremont Street claiming rapid disease location and cures across numerous conditions. Cites high cure counts for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, dyspepsia, bronchitis, tuberculosis, heart and kidney diseases, diabetes and more with free medicines during treatment.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Bevergon
Boston
Bright
Nine Hundred and Ninety Ninth Artillery vs Reading Club
The inter club tournament in Reading features the Ninety Ninth Artillery of Charlestown challenging the Reading Athletic Club in billiards pool whist and bowling. Billiards Reading 247 Nine Hundred and Ninety Ninth 268 Pool Reading 88 Nine Hundred and Ninety Ninth 104 Whist Reading 3238 Nine Hundred and Ninety Ninth Artillery 301 bowling results incomplete.
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Reading
Nine Hundred and Ninety- Ninth Artillery
Charlestown
Reading Athletic Club
Malden Defeats Woburn 13-0 In Pole Game
Malden won the pole game against Woburn with a 13 to 0 score on November 16. The match featured Malden’s strong defense and decisive scoring drive.
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Malden
Woburn
Several Fiscal Bequests From New England Wills
The Salem report covers multiple bequests. John B. Case of Haverhill leaves 59 dollars to the Young Women s Reading Room the Haverhill Y M C A and the American Missionary Society. Edward P Goit of Lynn leaves 100 for the Church of the Sacred Heart building fund 100 for destitute Catholic children and 100 for the St Vincent de Paul Society. Caroline Melissa Hislather of South Peabody leaves 500 to Rockville Congregational Church 500 to the American Home Missionary Society and 500 to the African Missionary Association with instructions to pay the Rockville church in full and divide the remainder among the other two.
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Salem
John B. Case
Haverhill
Young Women’s
American Missionary Society
Edward P.goit
Lynn
Church of the Sacred Heart
A. J. Teeling
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Father Teeling
Caroline Melissa Hislather
South Peabody
Rockville
Kearney Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny in Ballston Spa
James Kearney, resident of New York and Chicago, pleaded guilty in county court at Ballston Spa to grand larceny in the second degree for stealing a pocketbook from Mrs. Marie Bigelow of Lowell Massachusetts on Circular street last summer. Judge Houghton sentenced him to Danne Mora State Prison for five years.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Ballston Spa
James Kearney
New York
Chicago
Marie Bigelow
Lowell
Mass
Circular Street
Houghton
Dannemora State Prison
Weymouth Republicans Celebrate Parade and Illumination
In East Weymouth on November 16 the Republicans held a celebration with a parade and band concert followed by general illumination. Many Democrats lit up their homes in opposition but quiet celebration marked the night.
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East Weymouth
Sentences handed down in Taunton Superior Court
Taunton. William Harpin received five years in State Prison for larceny of a team. George S. Flint was sentenced to two years in the Case of Correction for adultery. Charles Souza drew two years in the House of Correction for larceny of a team.
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Taunton
William Harpin
George S. Flint
Charles Souza
House of Correction
Knights of Labor Debates Civil Service Merit and Artists Ban
At Rochester session, Knights of Labor General Assembly narrowly carries a motion to bar artists musicians and professionals under contract from entering the country. The body condemns the current civil service as a sham and seeks a true merit system nationwide. Louisville wins next convention site. officials push banks for government savings deposits. Musicians Mutual Protective Association members face January 1 1897 expulsion or withdrawal. Local assemblies urged to prefer Knights of Labor members.
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Rochester
N. Y
Knights of Labor General Assembly
United States
Baltimore
Boston
Louisville
Little Rock
Omaha
Butte
Knights
Musicians’ Mutual Protective Association of
New York City
Knights of Labor
The Rev Dr Watson Lectures At Tremont Temple
Noted preacher and author Dr Watson will lecture at Tremont Temple on Tuesday November 24 and Saturday November 28. Audience members praise his thought, wit, and pathos, noting his strong presence and magnetic appeal alongside his writings.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Henry Drummond
Ian Maclaren
Edinburgh University
Dr. Watson
Tremont Temple
In Captivity a Realistic Tiger Painting
A life size oil study titled In Captivity by Alexander Pope is displayed at B F Larrabee & Co in Washington Street. The scene shows two Bengal tigers behind an iron cage, one in defence and the other at rest, based on Philadelphia Zoo studies. Pope is praised as an internationally renowned animal painter. Larrabee owns the work and will exhibit it for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Larrabee & Co
Washington Street
Alexander Pope
Pope
Zoological Gardens
Philadelphia
Boston
Larrabee
William Reed in Municipal Court on Larceny Charge
William Reed waived examination in Municipal Criminal Court over breaking and entering and larceny of fur valued at 1925 from Joseph Mock. He was held for the grand jury in 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reed
Municipal Criminal Court
Joseph Mock
Boston Swindling Agent J J Simpson Rearraigned
J J Simpson, alleged Boston swindling book agent, was rearraigned in New York today and bail raised from 2000 to 5000 pending arrival of requisition papers.
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New York
J. J. Simpson
Boston
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