Harvard Yale preview teems with doubt amid uncertain fans
Harvard gridders face Yale with a tense mood as players struggle for form. Coachings blamed for late-season inconsistencies. Dexter knee strain clouds lineup, while Newell and Mackie star on the line and Waters falters on defense. Saturday looms with high risk and potential for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varsity
Collamore Newell
Alsbor Mackie
Tisip Ecey, Bangs
Cecene Prubnelea
H. Shea Highlaniis
USA
Hayden Lake
Ns Borden Corbett
Eee
Garrison Trafford
Neo Ag
Dexter
Dr. Conant
Vail
Stafford
Yale
Corbett
McAlung
Mackie
Highlands
Ranteul
Hix
Hands
Waters
Emmons
Newell
Hallowell
Lake
S'riday
Springfield
B A A Defeats New York A C 22 to 0 In Exciting Match
South End grounds hosted a football clash where the B A A outplayed the New York A C 22 to 0. Peters Stickney and Boyden with sharp backs, Schwegler and Scott for New York contributed, while Clark kicked the goal and the B A A defense proved a stone wall in the second half.
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Peters
Goolers
New York
A. A
Stickney
Clark
New Yorks
Kell
Feld
Boyden
Bb. A. A
South End
New York A. C
Bb. Pe
Schwegler
Scott
Gotham
Charming wedding at Dudley Street Baptist Church
A pretty wedding was held last evening as Miss Elizabeth Bartlett married William Edward Parker with Alvin G Bartlett giving her in marriage. The ceremony, led by Rev. A. S. Gumbert, featured bridesmaids the Bartlett sisters and a reception at 8 Foret Street. The couple planned a several weeks’ wedding trip.
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Dudley Street Baptist Church
Alvin G. Bartlett
William Edward Parker
A. S. Gumbert
Elizabeth Bartlett
A. J. Alvard
Misses Bartlett
F. E. Babcock
A. H H. Dakin
B. G. Botoph
KE. G. Eggleston
C. EK. Kelsey
N. P. H. Parker
Foret Street
Parker
Schooner George D Paine Still In Sight After Storm
Reports show the Provincetown schooner George D Paine sailed from Boston September 13 and was overdue at Surinam. Captain Bjorklund of the Rocky Glen says he spoke the vessel September 18 near Curipam and it remained in sight until the 19th. A hurricane on September 22 likely caused disaster. Separately Cambridge ministers met to plan a No License campaign with committee reports urging union services and mass meetings.
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Provincetown
George D. Paine
Surinam
Dutch Guiana
Boston
Bjorklund
Uii
Rocky Glen
Wich
Curipam
Paine
Cambridge
Trade Association
Central Square
Father Dearly
Mr. Parker
Beach
Rogers
Father Mundy
Ci Y Peach
Union Hall
Standish Monument Society settles internal leadership dispute
The Standish Monument Society has temporarily resolved a long standing rift between factions led by General K F Butler and Stephen M Allen versus Dr Myles Standish. After court action yielded no decision, the parties agreed to wait for the next annual meeting to elect officers and continue affairs amicably.
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Standish Monument Society
K. F. Butler
Stephen M. Allen
Myles Standish
Supreme Court
Post Office Changes in Deliveries and Collections Noted
Testmaster Start issues an ecard to Back Kay station detailing new delivery times at 7 15, 10, 12m, 2 30, 4 45 and 7 15 pm. Collections from street boxes occur at several times daily with Sunday variations. 4 30 pm connects with trains at 7 pm. Inspector Evans, in charge, in Washington for a conference.
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Start
Kay
Evans
Washington
Death of Miss Etta Harris famed Boston surgeon
Miss Etta W. Harris known as Mrs. Dr. Ludgate died at her Lincoln hospital yesterday at 6 am from consumption after a three month illness. A 45 year old who lived with her uncle on Leach Street she faced malpractice arrest two years ago and had tried to sell her practice and Linden property. She had recently purchased a large Sharon estate and planned to move there.
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Etta W. Harris
Ludgate
Lincen
Leach Street
Boston
Linden
Garment Workers Convene on Union Finances and Uniform Day
The United Garment Workers session reviewed finances from April 12 to November 1 showing receipts of 10419.80 and expenditures 51746.5, with a balance of 524.15 and 16,782 members in good standing. Delegates urged a nationwide campaign for a uniform working day in the operators' trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garment Workers
United Garment Workers’ Convention
Silk dressers strike over wage cut at Newton Upper Falls mill
About thirty men at Phipps & Train’s mill in Newton Upper Falls stopped work to protest a reduction of six and a quarter cents per pound for silk dressing. Previously earning 12 to 18 dollars weekly, they warn earnings would drop by 2 to 3 dollars weekly. Some men returned after talks with Mr. Phipps.
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Phipps &Train’s
Newton Upper Falls
Phipps
OverSeers of Harvard Defeat Statute Amendment Vote
A Harvard Board of Overseers meeting at 50 State Street voted to reappoint Taussig Ernst and others for 1891 92 and appointing committees. A proposal to extend suffrage to graduates failed, with a roll call showing a narrow split among presidents and treasurers and several named members voting nay.
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Harvard College
No. 50
State Street
Solomon Lincoln
Frank William Taussig
Frank Brewster
Massachusetts
Fiarold Clarence Ernst
Yeas
Messrs. Adams
Lonaparte
Folsom
Hemenway
R. S. Peabody
Putnam
G. B. Shattuck
Wolcott
Nays
Messrs
Codman
Coolridge
Green
Hoar, Lee
Lowell
A. P. Peabody
Russel
Satonstall
G. O
Sprague
Torrey, Weld
Williams
Los
Public School Mass Meeting Voices Support in Boston
Independent Women Voters of Boston held a noon meeting at Faneuil Hall with Mrs FE Trask presiding. Speakers included Mrs Hill Mrs Boardman Rev Dunn Father Autchinson Mme Angeline praising public schools and Bible reading, followed by remarks from Mrs Archibald Mrs Marble and Mrs Lincoln as the gathering closed with America.
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Independent Women Voters of Boston
Faneuil Hall
FE. Trask ii
Hill
Clara Hollman
D. W. Familton
Archibald
Ova Cutia
E. M. Marble
Washington
UW. C
Dirs
Lincoln
America
Appeal from Anti Tenement League Public Meeting Called
The Anti Tenement House Sweating League asks the public to support its anti sweatshop campaign. Clergymen of all denominations are urged to speak out and donate to halt the tenement system. A meeting is set in the Meironon on Tuesday evening November 24 at 7 46 oclock with Rev. O P Gifford of Brookline presiding alongside Rev. Dr George C Lorimer and Rev. Dr Emory J Haynes.
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Lanust Lambel
San Parecisco
Boston
Suffolk
The
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
America
League
Meionaon
O. P. Gifford
Brookline
George C. Lorimer
Emory J. Haynes
SU Folk
Josph Lyman Parks
Old County
Custom House
Joseph V.yman Stone
Bas
Winess
Omn W. McKim
Elia. George
Register
Sudden Death of Railroad Official Joseph Lincoln
Joseph Stephen Lincoln, a longtime Boston and Lowell auditor's staff member, died suddenly at his Franklin Street residence in Somerville last evening at age about 60. He previously served as flight cashier and general freight agent for the Boston and Lowell, and was survived by his wife and four daughters and one son.
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Joseph Stephen Lincoln
Franklin Street
Somerville
Lincoln
Auditor's Department
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Public reception for Wilfrid Laurier in Faneuil Hall
Governor Russell hosts Laurier party after a State House visit. The Canadian officials and M P s among attendees at the noon reception in Faneuil Hall with Jonathan A Lane presiding. Boston Chamber of Commerce Merchants Association and Boston Business Men's Executive Association boards to attend. Public invited.
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Faneuil Mall
Wilfrid Laurier
Governor Russell
State House
Charles Langlier
Quebec
Dr. E. Lalonde
M. P
Joseph IL. ‘Tarte
L. F. Pinault
Armand Lalonde
P. C. Cosgrains
A. Delisle
R. Prefontaine
L. J. Demers
F. Pennee
M. Boyd
W. H
Talbot
Joseph Brunet
M.P
J. Hamelin
Notre Dame Les Victoires
Isabella Street
Faneuil Hall
Jonathan A. Lane
Boston Chamber of Commerce
The
Merchants’ Association
Boston Business Men’s Executive Association
Death of John H. Stickney in Boston at 55
John Henry Stickney died in Boston Monday night. A prominent music figure as vice president of the Handel and Hayden Society and an original Apollo Club member, he founded the Para Rubber Company and worked in rubber business. Native of Maine, aged 55, survived by wife and two children.
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John H. Stickney
John Henry Stickney
Boston
Handel and Hayden Society
Apollo Club
Para Rubber Company
Stickney
Maine
Shipping News High Water Update
High water readings and tidal details issued at 1 15 PM indicate shipping conditions. The log notes specific lengths of day and night intervals with times likely affecting river traffic and harbor schedules.
Port of Boston Arrivals and Opened Mails List
Port of Boston lists arrivals including Steamer Georgian from Liverpool to Thayer & Lincoln and Steamer Gate City to Richardson & Barnard, plus several other vessels with cargo and passengers. It also notes cleared ships to various lines, and details a comprehensive timetable of outbound mails for Great Britain, Europe, Mexico, Cuba, Jamaica, and Trans-Pacific routes with specific cutoffs and destinations.
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Guatemala
Colon
City of Para
Progreso
Mexican States
Judad Condal
Porto Rico
Smeaten Tower
Great Britain
London
Frland
Begium
Netherlands
Caibree
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Jamaica
Ethelred
Nova Scotia
Miguelon
Newfoundland
Halifax
Ireland
Catalonia
Sailed and in port shipping list including schooners and brigades
Shipping notices show ANJER passed Oct 9 from Singapore to Boston via Raby and Rob bins. bark Oh Kam Soon from New York to Haipong. ANTWERP to Boston on Baumwell. HAVANA voyages including H Wright to Pensacola and Matanzas from New York. Sachem from New York. Harvard and E J Crowell in port. Bertha L, Maury J Cook, and others bound for New York or Philadelphia. various schooners brig John J Marsh, Len Fabens from New York. Osmond bound for Tal tai. Windsor NS entries including M L Wood and Wentworth for New York. EB M Warts cleared for Cienfuegos.
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Anjer
Raby
New York
E J Crowell
Whitney
Havana
Matanzas
Acadia
Yarmouth
Bertha L
Townsend
Philadelphia
Maury J Cook
Baltimore
Matazas
John J Marsh
Geo G Green
Bartos
Sloop and barques in distress and repairs at sea and harbor
Schooner Cox and Green sunk at Abbott's Wharf Charlestown was towed to Smapson's Dock East Boston for repairs. Lennox arrived New York from China after sighting a dismayed vessel named Capella near St John New York. L 8B Gilchrist towed into Vineyard Haven then Boston in tow of tug Glatiator. Captain Blake’s barkentine Thomas J Stewart arrives at Leghorn Italy after 24 days from New York, fastest on record between the ports. Harkentine DA Brayton of Fall River sold to J A Brown Boston. Schooner Tames from Jacksonville to Albany reported abandoned with all hands saved near 79W. Eversham Abby reportedly foundered Calcutta to New York. Calcutta dispatch denies it. John L Cann sails Yarmouth NS to Shelburne to tow Sunbeam to Boston. Bark Ella Portland sails Rosario to Boston with hides and wool. Annie Lewis Portland loading wool and hides for Boston.
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Cox & Green
Abbott’s
Charlestown
Smapson’s
Boston
Lennox
New York
China
Capella
St John
Gilchrist
Vineyard Haven
Glatiator
Blake
Barkentine
Thomas J Stewart
Leghorn
Italy
Harkentine DA Brayton
Fall River
J A Brown
Tames
Jacksonville
Fla
Albany
Ella
Rosario
Annie Lewis
V Portland
Maritime Notices From Ports Coast to Coast
Shipping news lists vessels sailing and port movements from Alexandria Brunswick Baltimore Charleston New York Philadelphia Portland Pensacola Rockland and other hubs. It notes schooners brigs steamers and barques sailing dates destinations and cargos with occasional freight and clearing entries including foreign mail closure notices.
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Hioughton
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JOM Lion
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Ditors
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Said County
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Testate
THA
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Anti-Tenement League
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Shipping News
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Ball
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Foster
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Herman Winter
Nickerson
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Fuller
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Newak
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Ameia G_ire
John W Tannell
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Sarah W Lawrence
Minnie Rowan
Li Walker
Herbert Spearsville
A L Mitchell
Ada A Kennedy
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Prank Seavey
Vinia Campbell
Aynes E Mison
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Egn W Schmidt
Holbrook
Newport News
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Aly W. Danke
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Whelm Groussmas
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Restater
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Certs
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Swegars
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Asaaeh Getia
Aduiliuisiratrix
Iosaeu
Iscael
Bonis
Ellen M. Kegan
Admapme Beston
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