Yale vs Harvard pregame tale of the eve battle
The Yale and Harvard squads prepare for the upcoming clash with Yale leading 2 to 1 in betting. Yale backs include Mills Hurley Sperry and Parker while Harvard coach Wrightington emphasizes scientific play and endurance. Trainer MacMasters notes good shape though some accidents have occurred. Fans see Yale as favorite with Harvard seen as a capable dark horse.
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Mills
Hurley
Sperry
Dan Nichols
Parker
Roraback
Harvard
Yale
Wrightington
MacMasters
Randall
Brill
Wecesees
White
Squires
Derby
R. Severeenee
Montgomery
Starr
Verry
H. B
L. Ec
Bloomer
IL. T
Kinney
Tripp
Hogan
Neal
Rockwell
Morse
Owsley
Dew Neevee
Yale Harvard Eager Fans Flood New Haven Ahead of Game
New Haven on November 18 buzzed with Yale and Harvard supporters as crowds filled streets and Yale House. Harvard fans wore crimson bands while undergraduates swapped wagers and reunions sprang up. The town sought lodging amid packed hotels and hacks. A Woolsey Hall Glee Club concert united Yale and Harvard faculty and townspeople.
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New Haven
Pequot
Yale
Harvard
Eli City
Conn
Yale University
College
New Haven House
Woolsey Hall
Gas Tank Explosion Kills Four at Chicago Station
Twenty two large railroad gas tanks exploded at the Seventy third street station in Chicago. Four employees were killed and many others injured. Police warned residents to evacuate within a mile as waste pipes opened to vent gas and avert further destruction. One victim was hurled through a wall 100 feet away. Superintendent Ralph Wells was among the dead.
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Chicago
Seventy-third Street
Chicago Avenue
Ralph Wells
Simonds and wife settle probate case in a yearlong dispute
James L. Simonds, a wealthy South End dentist, and his wife reached a settlement with all parties in a probate proceeding. The court had previously appointed John A. Potter as conservator due to the doctor's alleged inability to manage his estate. After negotiations and a substantial payment to Mrs. Simonds, the conservator was discharged and the matter is temporarily resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Simonds
South End
John A. Potter
Simonds
Yale Team Rumors Signal Trouble for Big Game
New Haven Nov 18 Rumors spread that Yale's football squad faced injuries with several bruised players. Trainer Murphy confirmed the team would not be at peak strength while practice focused behind closed gates. Yale expected 35 000 spectators with 5 to 3 odds against Harvard amid final preparations for the big game.
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New Haven
Yale
Murphy
Prospect Hill
Harvard
Morris Cove
New Haven House
Ana Ngures
Liquozone Promises Health Through Oxygen Based Cure
A nationwide promotion touts Liquozone as a non medicine cure that acts like oxygen in the blood. It claims rapid word of mouth spread, two year testing, and offers a free trial bottle with purchase made via a local druggist. The ad lists many diseases it allegedly treats and asserts it harms no tissues while killing germs.
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America
PRESSMEN BALL A RECORD EVENT FOR BOSTON UNION
The eleventh annual reunion and ball of the Boston Printing Pressmen's Union 67 drew four hundred couples at Odd Fellows Hall last night. Guests Included Deputy Superintendent Joseph Nortor Alderman John Baldwin Frank McCarthy labor leader Daniel McDonald and other union and Franklin Association representatives. Floor officers were Clayton Cass Malcom McCloskey Connolly and Kindred.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boston
Joseph J. Nortor
John N. Baldwin
Frank H. McCarthy
Boston Central Labor Union
Daniel J. McDonald
Boston Allied Printing Trades Council
D. F. O’brien
M. S. Cooney
Franklin Association
Charles W. Clayton
John F. Cass
Arthur W. Malcom
C. J. McCloskey
Edmund J. Connolly
George L. JW Kindred
Parsons Nominated in Marlboro Mayor Caucus Vote
Marlboro voters see General Henry Parsons nominated by a Republican mayoralty caucus with 743 votes to 44 for former Mayor Walter B. Moss. Parsons’ nomination crowns a sharp intra party contest in Marlboro.
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Marlboro
Henry Parsons
Walter B. Moss
Doyle Doyle Doyle says defeat shows Democratic support
Alderman James H. Doyle analyzes his defeat in Thursdays primaries. He carried five wards and says a 151 vote shift would have won wards 3 5 10 16 and 17. He blames street department coercion and an illegal Democratic label on the ballot for Mr Charles. He cites race and ethnicity as a factor and claims Donovan fomented the controversy. Doyle congratulates Mr Charles and wishes him success.
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Democrats of
Boston
Donovan
Charles
Street Department
Mixed fish landings and vessel movements report
Eight ferries delivered 296000 pounds of fresh mixed fish with haddock 72000 pounds cod 30000 hake 57000 pollock 9500 and cask 28000. Prices ranged from 2 to 38 cents per pound. Several vessels including Gladys Lavra John M Keen Illinois Viking Moni tor Preceptor Natalie B Nelson Onate are listed, while schooner Walter P Boulart went ashore near Lovell's Island and will undergo repairs at Gloucester. The steamer Sparta from Bowdoin Jamaica and others are noted with sailings to Boston and London wharf actions. The Landsman.
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Haddock
Gladys & Lavra
John M. Keen
Illinois
Viking
Monitor
Preceptor
Natalie B. Nelson
Onate
Walter P. Boulart
Lovell’s Island
Gloucester
Tony Goulart
Hector
Baltimore
Bertlesen & Petersen
Italia Frost
James W. Elwell
Norfolk
Vineyard Haven
Fenwick’s Island
Frost
Mitra
Joseph W. Fordney
Wilmington
Del
Beaumont
United States
Georgian
London
United Fruit Company
Sparta
Bowden
Jam
Gordon Castle
Calcutta
Colombo
Here
Suez
Border Knight
Boston
Hoosac
Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey for wasting diseases
Advertised remedy claims to prevent consumption and related wasting illnesses by providing a mild, highly concentrated tissue building extract. It frames Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey as an aid when used in time, sold by licensed dealers and grocers, and prescribed by physicians in the past.
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Graves
Maryland
Shipping News Mini Almanac for Nov 19
Shipping items note sun and moon times with a nine hour forty minute day. Arrivals include steamers Calvin Austin Pike St John NB Mystic Abbott Louisburg N B Nantucket March Baltimore via Norfolk VA Dorchester Chase Norfolk VA Mohican Devereaux Jacksonville Charleston via New York Grecian Briggs H F Dimock Baker New York Penobscot Curtis Bangor Governor Ding ley Dennison Portland Kennebec Blair Bath City of Gloucester Ober Gloucester tug Lackawanna Lewis Hoboken and several schooners in Nantasket Roads. Cleared steamers Sarmatian Osceola Portland Gloucester and others, plus schooners Agnes Manning Fernandina John B Manning Mina Lizzie, Silver Wave Maritana and Hector. Sailed ships include Cambrian London Boston Yarmouth Juniata via Norfolk Old Dominion New York Maverick Bayonne and others with tugs and barges.
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Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Mystic
Abbott
Louisburg
C. B
Nantucket
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mohican
Devereaux
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
New York
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
H. F. Dimock
Baker
Penobscot
Curtis
Bangor
Dingley
Dennison
Kennebec
Blair
Bath
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Tug Lackawanna
Lewis
Hoboken
Margaret Ford
Webster
Glasgow
Osceola
Agnes Manning
Fernandina
John B. Manning
Mina
Lizzie
St. Martin’s
Maritana
Bridgewater
Cambrian
London
Boston
Yarmouth
N. S
Juniata
Old Dominion
Hector
Maverick
Bayonne
N. J
Ss. O. Co. No. 90
Teaser
Oak Hill
Providence
Patience
Davidson and Marie
Brighton A O H Annual Dance at Warren Hall
The 12th annual ball of Division 14 A O H was held last night in Warren Hall Brighton. It was a social and financial success with the hall prettily decorated by potted palms and opened by a grand march featuring novel and graceful figures. The floor was led by floor marshal James Flynn and assistants Michael Haverty Patrick J Burns with Thomas Neville and a corps of aids.
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Warren Hall
Brighton
James Flynn
Michael Haverty
Patrick J. Burns
Thomas Neville
Corps of
Aids
Folsom Cannot Resign Office Amid Health Crisis
The Middlesex county registrar of probate and insolvency Samuel H. Folsom is challenged by his wife Catherine and daughters Anna and Catherine E. Folsom, who seek removal due to permanent mental and physical incapacity after a paralytic shock. The Supreme Court bench, led by Chief Justice Knowlton, ordered notice returnable Nov. 28 to consider guardianship and assess his condition, as there is little hope of recovery and resignation is not feasible. E F Johnson of Woburn filed the petition.
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Samuel H. Folsom
Middlesex County
Catherine A. Folsom
Anna Folsom
Catherine E. Folsom
Supreme Court
Knowlton
Morton, Lathrop
Barker
Loring
Folsom
E. F. Johnson
Woburn
Crushed by Cars Dies at Relief Hospital
William Ryam aged 29 of Kingston Street Charlestown died at Relief Hospital yesterday afternoon from injuries suffered when he was crushed between two cars on the railroad at Mystic Wharf yesterday forenoon. He breathed his last with a faint whisper of Mother.
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William Ryam
Kingston Street
Charlestown
Mystic Wharf
Cured by Cuticura One Application Soothed Him to Sleep
A brief medical testimonial reports relief after a single Cuticura application. The patient reportedly slept soundly and experienced rapid, lasting improvement.
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Patent Office
Washington
Washington Street
School ST
Sea
Williams
Bowdoin
Holy Cross
Wesleyan
Trinity
Penn
State
Springfield
T. S
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Yale Otwesnees
Brown
Princeton
Paris
Regal
Greater
Otrlcal
Mason St
Tremont St
Washington St
Globe Annex
Summer St
Col. Bedford St
DR. Simonds
Liquorone
Boston Printing Pressmen’s Union 67
J. Frank O'Hare
Parsons
Yawney
Oporto
Medford
Hanover St
Scollay Square
Mechanics
Irwin Score Board
Mechanics’ Building
Dorchester
Dorchester Avenue
N. M. Fardy
J. Newman & Sons Corp
Doyle
James H. Doyle
The
James Donovan
Ston
City Hall
Mr. Charles
White Star Line
Canopic
Mediterranean
Levi S. Andrews
Fisk Wharf
Africa
Nantucket South Shoal
Bermuda
Maud Seward
Vinal Haven
Reading
Camden
Parker’s Flats
Conestoga
Shipping News
Liquid Ozone Co
Wabash Ave
Aera
M. C. Maitland
Jasper
Ontario
Charterhouse
I Paria
Rue de la Paix
Columbus Ave
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
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