Harvard Eleven Struggles for Quaker Showdown
Harvard coach Forbes fielded a short varsity lineup for a 15 minute scrimmage against Yale’s Quakers, showing improved backs and stronger interference. Haughton’s rare drop kick over the crossbar drew applause. prospects for the Penn game remain uncertain as several regulars may be sidelined.
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Forbes
Varsity
Quakers
Piggkin
Garrison
Yale
Haughton
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Lathrop
Warren
Cabot
Swain
Donald
Richardson
Mills
Wesleyan
Usin Pennsy
Crimson
Fellows
Wheeler
Bouve
Doucette
Haskell
Mils
Moulton
Seeralan Signe Naliacks
Nets
Arker
Van
Ughton
Yale Practice Shows Strong Line For Princeton Clash
Yale University football held a high level practice with coaches Butterworth Camp Knapp Hinkey Hartwell Stillman Murphy and Ford assisting. The squad focused on ball handling and plays with no scrimmage and no secret session, showing reduced fumbles and precise execution as preparations for Princeton solidify.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Butterworth
Walter Camp
Howard Knapp
Harvard
Eli
Princeton
Tillman
Knapp
Josh’ Hartwell
Hinkey
Yale
Ew Haven
Cornell Varsity Practice Report Before Harvard Game
The Cornell team held a large afternoon practice with Whiting and cLaughlin unavailable due to fitness and injury. Richte and Alexander started at guards, Porter at left tackle, George Young at quarterback, and the squad worked through sharp drills scoring a kickoff touchdown, then twice more in the second half despite lighting reducing accuracy.
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N. Y
Cornell
Whiting
cLaughlin
Harvard
Richte
Alexander
Porter
George Young
Young
Division championships end with lopsided scores and upset results
In the Junior Interscholastic League the season finished with mixed results as several schools dropped out early, skewing schedules. Somerville swept three northern games scoring 58 0 61 0 and 80 0 against Newton High Chelsea High and Medford High, the latter two being the league’s largest margins in years. Dorchester High claimed the southern crown with a 16 0 win over Roxbury Latin while Dedham and Dorchester played 0 0 and Dedham again tied Roxbury Latin in a later game.
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Roxbury High
Mechanic Arts High
Noble & Greenough
Somerville
Newton High
Chelsea High
Medford High
Dorchester High
Dedham
Roxbury Latin
Dorchester
Roxbury
Mast practice session succeeds in the afternoon
A fragment from an old newspaper notes that the mast practice session in the afternoon was successful, with the crew or participants achieving their aim. Details are limited but indicate a positive outcome for the activity.
Yale Practice Report Highlights Kelley Comeback and Yale Prep
Open practice saw two first half touchdowns and two more in secret drills. King Kelley appeared in uniform for the first time since a shoulder injury and drew warm applause. Baird missed practice ill with tonsillitis and may only play one half versus Yale. Edwards, Craig, Hillebrand, and Cochran showed good form as scrubs broke training tonight ahead of travel to New Haven.
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Kelley
Yale
Baird
Javier McMaster
Cochran
Tigers
Edwards
Craig
Hillebrand
New Haven
Somerville High Upset Fitchburg With 16 0 Victory
Somerville High defeated Fitchburg High 16 to 0 at Tufts Oval after earlier losing 6 to 4 at Fitchburg. The game marked Fitchburg’s only loss of the season and reversed the previous result.
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Somerville High
Fitchburg High
Tufts Oval
Fitchburg
Somerville
Local Prep Scores Tie in Narrow Varsity Matches
At Quincy Quincy High the Weymouth North man scored 18 and played as a dyiver. Providence Grays defeated Fall ver 4 to 0. Groton High and Groton Harvard tied 0 to 0 in a low scoring meet.
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Quincy
Quincy High
Weymouth North Man
Dyiver
Providence Grays
Fallver
Groton
Harvard
Groton High
Thanksgiving Day Gridirons and Local Matches Stir Gloucester News
Gloucester and Newtowne A A plan a Thanksgiving Day game in Gloucester while Whitman and Campello prepare a Saturday matchup at Campello. South End grounds host B H 8 and C M T 8S next Monday to decide the senior championship. Cambridge High forfeits withdrawn by He High’s approval. game likely soon.
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Gloucester
Newtowne A. A
Whitman
Campello
South End
He High
Cambridge High
University of Chicago
Woodbury
Brookline
Kelley
Princeton
Aspen
Ale
Brennan
Dedham High
Roxbury la
Brockton High
Boston College
Sampello
Newton Upper Falls
Music Hall
Philadelphia
Yale
New Haven
B A A A Bouts Draw Boston Crowds With Debutants
Amateur boxing at the Boston A A last night drew large crowds. Cambridge heavyweight Sam McLean defeated Wightman in under two rounds, while several other bouts ended early or faced criticism. Billy Berkeley beat Lewis Sullivan in a 130 pound special, and J Wightman fell to McLean in the heavyweight. O'Brien won the heavyweight prize by default.
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Boston A. A
Sam Mclean
Cambridge
Wightman
F. R. Peters
Peters
Mclean
Jerry Buckley
W. Keefe
Lawrence
Charley Bennett
J. Diel
Bennett
Pat Buckley
George Bolles
J. Noonan
Taunton
Billy Berkeley
Lewis Sullivan
Fred Harrington
Lowell
Ike McArthur
McArthur
Ere
Charley Lynch
Roanoke A. C
Frank Carey
Carey
Keefe
Buckley
J. Wightman
J. O’brien
Boxing Gossip From Roanoke and San Francisco Fights
Peter Jackson born near Porto Rico on July 3 1861 and Steve Brodie aged about 36 feature in boxing chatter. Promotions at the Merry Monarchs rooms promise a lively night with exhibitions and a strong vaudeville portion. Sharksey Goddard and Sharkey debate weight classes while Choynski-Jeffries delay to Nov 30. Card highlights include Mahoney vs Kearns and Brakeman vs Davenport with others. Marine entertainment at Shawmut Boat Club draws 300 spectators with many exhibition bouts and acts by Tolan Conley and McKenna.
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Reader
Peter Jackson
Porto Rico
West Indies
Steve Brodie
Merry Monarchs
Joe Choynski
Jim Jeffries
San Francisco
Ted Pritchard
Jim Smith
Burge
Roanoke A. C
Steve Mahoney
California
Sharkey
Goddard
Probeey
Shawmut Boat Club
William Stuffle
Jack
Will Tolan
Flynn
J. Conley
Coleman Conley
Bob Fitz
Len Chase
McLaughton
Walter Long
Dick Bradley
Joe Mullins
Jack Foley
Spike Haley
Willie McCoy
Joe Smith
Joe Donovan
Phil Brennan
Jack Rogers
Joe Casey
Towns
Jig Stone
Lawrence Artet
Jimmy Dooley
Harry Williams
Messrs
Phil Donnelly
Billy Troy
Crowley
Tim Kearns
Seach Street
George V. Tuohdy
Cantabrigia Club lecture funds Radcliffe scholarship
The Cantabrigia Club held its second lecture for the Radcliffe scholarship fund in Sanders Theatre Cambridge last night. Louis Fagan of London delivered the talk, with Mr. ag en long connected to the British Museum.
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Cantabrigia Club
Radcliffe
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Louis Fagan
London
Agen
British Museum
Circuit League Bowlers Meet and Make Final Arrangements
Candle Pin League games concluded with high scoring and close finishes. Jefferson led first division with 1300 total. top players included Sheafe Noble and Floyd. Notable matches featured Jamesons besting Columbia at Columbia alleys by 3 pins. Floyd led with 28 in high single string.
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Candle Pin
Jefferson
Sheafe
Noble
Floyd
Columbia
Jameson
Somerville
Jamesons
Rogers
Sudbury
Eins
Barnes
Sudburys
St. James
Murray & Irwins
Barry
Kirby
Meyers
Cambridge
Leahy
Carruth
Pythian Alleys
Chelsea
Wilby
Jack Sheafe
Boylston
Glendon Club Dominates At Central Club Interclub Event
In Somerville at the Central Club, the Glendon Club won titles in billiards pool and bowling while Central Club took top honors in whist. Billiards totals show Glendon Etheridge 150 Threshie 150 for 300 versus Centrals Daniels 57 Wheaton 41 for 98. Pool results list Glendon Joel 60 Reeder 58 for 118 and Central Hollander 55 Bailey 60 for 115. Whist final shows Central 320 plus 8 to Glendon 304 minus.
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Central Club
Somerville
Glendon
Etheridge
Threshie
Centrals
Daniels
Wheaton
Joel
Reeder
Central
Hollander
Bailey
Opening of Circuit Bowling League Set By Board
The league's nine-man board met at the B A A to approve a twenty one week schedule starting next Monday. Two games open the season with B A A second team vs Arlington Boat Club second team at the B A A Allston Bowling and Morgus Club vs Allston tib. The New York game and pin usage rules were adopted and prizes go to top two teams and top individuals measuring averages strings totals and spare efficiency.
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Arlington Boat Club
Allston Bowling Ae
Morgus Club
Allston
New York
Ditson Team Beats Lowell Arms by 239 Pins in Sudbury
Oliver Ditson Co. defeated Lowell Arms Co. by 239 pins at Sudbury alleys. Shirley of Ditson led the team. In prelims at Murray Irwin's, Willy rolled 317 for the candlepin event. A $35 prize awaits the nicpest bowler with roll-off set for December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Oliver Ditson Co
Lowell Arms Co
Shirley
Ditson
Murray & Irwin
Willy
Bowling Notes and Scores from Local Alleys
The article covers multiple local bowling items including Sheafe’s 315 in the finals, John McDonald bowling in all Hub team games last season, Hilmar Jenngren seeking a match with R Kennedy, Bill Barry and Fay winning the McCarthy tourney with a record score, the Lobster team ready to bowl any opponent, address for Will Curling, pin boys of Old Dorchester Club defeating Pleasant Club 2465 to 1930, and Mitchell’s high three string total of 585 and a 215 single.
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Sheafe
John McDonald
Hilmar Jenngren
Howard Street
R. Kennedy
Bill Barry
Fay
Lobster
Hi’’ Abbott
Will Curling
McCagg
Foss
Huggins
Tom McCarthy
Washington Street
Dorchester
Pleasant Club
Mitchell
Irish Cyclists Association Suspends Ulster Branch Amid Insubordination
The LA W racing board reports the Ulster branch of the Irish Cyclists Association has been suspended by its executive until further notice for insubordinate conduct. It also notes a new Irish Cyclists Union formed by the reorganized ruling body and lists multiple amateur and professional records and suspensions from 1897 events at Willow Grove and Chicago.
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L. A. W. Racing Board
Mott
Ulster
Irish Cyclists’ Association
Irish Cyclists’ Union
Ireland
Cissac
Jenkins
N. Cc
Arthur J. Thibodeen
Chicago
J. B. Fowler
C. A. Church
Willow Grove
Penn
Charles Cenrea
Carroll Jack
Joe Vernier
Boone
C. Turville
R. Mocus Y
Maine League Preview Highlights Top Players and Towns
Fall River hosts Salem and Providence visits New Bedford as Maine League action opens. McGowan of Rockland and Furbush of Lewiston stand out among big men while Gardiner leads the circuit with Portland close behind. Manager Burnham aims to rebuild to placate Portland fans weary of losses.
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Fall River
Salem
Providence
New Bedford
McGowan
Rockland
Furbush
Lewiston
Maine
Gardiner
Portland
Burnham
Brockton
Equine King at Madison Square Garden Show
Colder weather brings spirited performances at the Madison Square Garden horse show. Notable entries include Mrs. Basdale on an unnamed gray gelding owned by J. E. Widener and champion contenders in the Corinthian class such as Lady Roseberry and Derwentwater with ensuing ribbons amid fences and ponies drawing large crowds.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Basdale
J. E. Widener
Adam Beck
Chicago
J. Stevens Ulman
Tommy Atkins
C. R. Snowdon
Richmond
J. Holloway
The
W. M. Healy
Kensington
Derwentwater
William Hendrie
Hamilton, Can
Lazzarone
Kallirhoe
Theodore Cuyler
Patterson
Titania
Maritje
Lady Sutton
Frederick Stevens
Stella
Islandera
Edward Willets & Son
Roslyn
L. I
Prescott Lawrence
Imp. Cupid
Holloway
Hayner
Danforth
Dickey Wins Shoot at Brockton Gun Club
Dickey of the Boston drew won the individual 20 third match with 19 of 20 marks. The Brockton Gun Club beat the Boston Shooting Association by one bird in the tenth match. Leroy led the meet with 178 birds and Allison had 165 as sixteen events were completed before dark.
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Brockton
State Shooting Association
Baseball and sports notes from a New England paper
Boston Bet opponents on key plays. Anson says no money can buy Lange Dahlen Griffith or Callahan from Chicago. Jimmy Manning visits Fall River. Jockey Bob Isom dies in San Francisco. Arthur Irwin rests in Dorchester. AAU forms registration committee aligned with LAW. J F Wentworth named Technology track captain. Pacific coast crowds grow for baseball. Norfolk County group fights snaring of partridges and grouse. Harvard plans a new baseball cage at Soldiers Field. Carey Building site to house agricultural school quarters.
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Boston
Anson
Lange
Dahlen
Griffith
Callahan
Chicago
Jimmy Manning
Kansas City
Fall River
Bob Isom
Carl Spreckels
San Francisco
Arthur Irwin
Toronto
Dorchester
Amateur Athletic Union
L. A. W. Racing Board
J. F. Wentworth
Rochester
N. H
Pacific Coast
Norfolk County Fish and Game Association
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Carey
Holmes Field
Agricultural School
Newtowne Club Cambridge Hosts Elegant Ladies Night
Last night the Newtowne Club in Cambridge opened its handsome clubhouse for a splendid entertainment devoted to the ladies. The event showcased refined hospitality and a graceful program before an appreciative audience.
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Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Seawanhaka Challenge Accepted by Royal St. Lawrence Club
Montreal November 17 The Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club accepted Seawanhaka Yacht Club's challenge to compete for the Seawanhaka Corinthian challenge cup for smaller yachts.
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Montreal
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Commonwealth Club Elects Ward 13 Officers
The Commonwealth Club of Ward 13 met last night and elected officers including President George A. Soullivan and Vice President FE F. McGann. John J. Flaherty was named secretary and Fred C. Mahoney treasurer. The charter list shows 60 members enrolled and a closing date of November 28. The group endorsed William A. McGunigle for Common Council.
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Commonwealth Club
Ward 13
George A. Soullivan
FE. F. McGann
John J. Flaherty
Fred C. Mahoney
P. H. Brosnahan
M. J. Leary
J. C G. Gallivan
William A. McGunigle
Common Council
Taunton Holds Republican Caucauses for City Officers
Republican caucuses were held in all wards of Taunton this evening to select candidates for Mayor Aldermen and Common Council men. Mayor Nathaniel J. W. Fish was the unanimous choice of delegates from all wards.
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Taunton
Nathaniel J. W. Fish
Sidney murder case closes evidence in Greenwich inquiry
Bridgeport report notes evidence in the William K. B. Sidney murder case of young Long, a Greenwich back driver, was completed this afternoon after testimony.
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Bridgeport
Conn
William KB. Sidney
Young Long
Greenwich
Dartmouth Students Adopt Honor System for Exams
Dartmouth College students in Hanover New Hampshire approved the honor system for examinations by a vote of 258 to 105 after today’s meeting.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Springfield's New Librarian
Springfield selects John Cotton Dana of Denver Colorado as city librarian to replace the late Dr. William Rice who died in August last.
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Springfield
John Cotton Dana
Denver
Col
William Rice
Masked men rob Mr Wilder and sister in Winchenden
L Wild er, a 50 year old farmer near Winchenden, told Chief Callahan that two masked men raided his home last Monday morning. One held a pistol on Wilder and his invalid sister while the other rifled his pockets and took a pocketbook with a small amount of money. Wilder was knocked down with a club.
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Winchenden
L. Wilder
Callahan
Mr. Wilder
Bicycle notes push for Boston roller polo league
A movement forms to create a roller polo league with Boston clubs. Clubs must signal willingness by Dec 1 to Wilbur F. Stephens at 541 Tremont St. Other notes cover Eddie McDuffee racing in Philadelphia, new amateur prize rules, and road-use cycling plans.
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Wilbur F.tephens
Tremont Street
Eddie McDuffee
Otto W Dorner
National Committee For Highway Improvement of the
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Dorner
Milwaukee
Wis
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France
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América
Lesna
Stocks
England
Albert H. Postel
Landsdowne
Penn
Russia
Behring Sea
Asia
Europe
Africa
Northwest Passage
Henry V. Lucas
Missouri Division
Princess Park
Paris
A. A. Zimmerman
Jaap Eden
Bourillon
Jacquelin
Zimmerman
Tiger Roadsters
al Glover, Jr
Winthrop Hall
Upham's Corner
Bicycle makers buy Greyhound plant. new chainless bike planned
Cochrane and Coles of this city purchase Greyhound Bicycle Company stock and East Brookfield plant. They will restart Dec 1 to produce a chainless bicycle. Other notes: Eugene Amstein visits Chicago suppliers. J L Frank may take Bigelow & Dowse branch manager post. Dan Sweeney visits town. A saddle cooling patent uses air pumped through a rubber tube and a whistle device.
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Eugene Amstein
Chicago
Boylston Street
Messrs. Bigelow & Dowse
J. L. Frank
Messrs
Kane Surprised by Housewarming at Thatcher Street
Daniel Kane of Ward 6 was surprised at his home 15 Thatcher Street when friends stormed in during his absence and presented a Morris chair. The party featured dancing, singing, and a midnight supper with Misses Brennan Green Melley Condon Cradie Halverson in charge and guests including Congressman Fitzgerald Commissioner Dixon Noonan Solari and Malloy.
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Daniel Kane
Ward 6
Thatcher Street
Kane
Morris
Thomas Grady
Elizabeth Brennan
Elizabeth Green
Catherine Melley
Bridget Condon
Sadie Cradie
Police arrest Dutch Pete in Meyer murder case
New York police at the central office announce the arrest of Peter Gelistel alias Dutch Pete, the alleged accomplice of Fritz Meyer who has confessed to killing Policeman Smith. Meyer also admits to murdering Sexton Stelz of the Church of the Holy Trinity in Brooklyn.
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New York
Central Office Tonight
Peter Gelistel
Dutch Pete
Fritz Meyer
Smith
Meyer
Sexton Stelz
Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
Patrolman Murray Injured In Station Struggle
Patrolman John T. Murray of Division 9 was assaulted while helping subdue a resisting prisoner. He was trod on and thrown down stairs, breaking his right ankle and was rushed to City Hospital. He is 59 years old.
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John T. Murray
Division 9
Philip Cope
Medford
Massachusetts General Hospital
Causeway
Beverly Streets
Cope
Somerville
Concert in Roxbury Honors Miss Carrie B Ellis
A well attended dramatic and musical program last evening in G A R Hall Roxbury honored Miss Carrie B Ellis. Performers included Miss E A Haddy Mr Fred Dixon Mr I S Smith Miss Linnie Towle Mr N C Ryder Mr F E Bentley and Mr N S Stedman. Ellis delivered four readings to enthusiastic praise.
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Carrie B. Ellis
Roxbury
G. A. R. Hall
Washington Street
E. A. Haddy
Fred Dixon
I. S. Smith
Linnie Towle
N. C. Ryder
F. E. Bentley
First polygamists ordered deported under immigration laws
Six Mohammedans aboard the steamer California were the first exclusion cases under current immigration statutes. They were today ordered deported, marking the initial enforcement action under the new rules in New York.
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New York
California
Ward 17 Democrats Indorse Unpledged Mayoral Delegation
A large Ward 17 Democratic meeting at the association HQ endorsed an unpledged mayoral delegation for Senator Charles I Quirk. Walter J. O Malley presided as speakers including Richard W. Gerrity Councilman John P Lonergan and T A Murphy defended Quirk’s stance on the McCarthy delegation. A five from each precinct canvassing committee was appointed to promote the unpledged delegation.
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Democratic Association
Ward 17
Charles I. Quirk
Walter J. O'Malley
Richard W. Gerrity
John P. Lonergan
T. A. Murphy
James A. Myers
Frank A. Gaffney
Quirk
McCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
Ward Committee
Democratic rally boosts Ward 7 and 10 council bids
The Democratic Club of Wards 7 and 10 held a large rally in Anderson Hall Pleasant Street. Speakers included William Aes and John H. Griffin for Ward 10 council seats with Griffin presiding and Ward 7 representative W I A Fitzgerald present. A silver horseshoe was given to Mr. McDevitt. New candidates Charles Boogusch for Ward 9 and John Donovan for Ward 7 joined the slate. The Bryan party opened permanent HQ at the American House as rallies are planned and a mayoral acceptance letter from Thomas Riley is expected at the next public meeting.
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Democratic Club
Anderson Hall
Pleasant Street
William A. Aes
Board of Alderme
John H. Griffin
Seaga Council
Griffin
Mr. McDevitt
W.I. A. Fitzgerald
McDevitt
Charles S. Boogusch
Boogusch
Elm Associates
South End
John Donovan
Common Council
Donovan
Bryan Democratic Party
American House
Thomas Riley
Riley swindled in hotel job inducement scam
James Riley of 328 Hanover street, unemployed, was lured by a stranger offering a hotel job for 40 dollars a month with board and lodging. He was persuaded to buy a 25 dollar uniform, then rushed to the Hancock building to cash a fake 50 dollar bill and vanished with the money.
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James Riley
Hanover Street
Riley
Hancock
Police Pay Rule Amended Allowing Full or Half Pay
General Order No. 466 reads that when officers are off duty due to sickness from unusual exposure or on duty injury, certified by a city physician, full pay for lost time is allowed. For ordinary on duty sickness, half pay up to thirty days, with a death case extending to full pay for up to 100 days in the last 150 days. The parenthetical clause is new.
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Board of Police
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