Fraser Makes Plea for Reciprocity at Maritime Club Ball
The 10th annual Maritime Provincial Club ball drew over 600 attendees at Odd Fellows Hall. Duncan Fraser M P urged reciprocity between Canada and the United States, urging a trade alliance over annexation and noting mutual benefit from coal and goods exchanges. McNary, Macdonald, and others spoke on shared commercial destiny and possible future union of trade. A grand march followed with leaders at the head of the procession.
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Maritime Provincial Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Duncan Cy Fraser
M. P
Canada
Liberal Party
Dominion
W. D. Macdonald
D. C. Fraser
Jerome Macdonald
Provincial Club
Gloucester
McNary
Peter Kerr
Alexander Chisholm
John A. Robertson
United States
England
Boston
Fier
John A. McEachern
Daniel A. McGillivray
Nellie Mitchell
D. A. Macdonald
Tillie McEllory
Margaret Macdonald
Speech on reciprocity and trade by Mr Fraser at Canadian gathering
The Gaelic song drew applause as Ada Campbell Hussey sang Away Ye Gay Landscapes and faced an encore. Mr Fraser M P spoke on reciprocity and commerce between Canada and the United States, urging mutual understanding and trade, noting mass migration, cross-border interests, and the need to copy good policies from each other. He proposed friendly exchange and naval cooperation to foster better ties.
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Ada Campbell Hussey
Macdonald
Fraser
M. P
Dominion
Canada
New England
Nova Scotia
Mr. Foss
United States
Boston Horse Show Awards and Tragedy at Garden
At the New York show, Gribthorpe Playmate owned by Robert Beith won the 3 year old hackney stallions blue ribbon and first prize. Eben D. Jordan captured the bay mare class with Hildred and also won ponies in harness with Hurrah. Dr. John L. Wentz claimed the American Coaching Club cup with a four-in-hand. Myopia won over six fences. J Hobart Moore led in the pairs class with Burlington and Viceroy. Widener and Vanderbilt placed. Frederick C. Stevens won the hackney harness breeders cup with Cyrena. A pneumonia death occurred for Dr. Pitzen, a $900 trotter owned by Judge William H. More. Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt praised the Garden Tea Room setup.
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NHIW
York
Imp
Gribthorpe Playmate
Robert Beith
Bowmanville
Ont
Gribthorpe
Eben D. Jordan
Boston
S. C. Stevens
Attica
N. Y
Hildred
Jordan
American Coaching Club
George Pepper
Canada
J. Hobart Moore
Chicago
Victoria
Burlington
Viceroy
Joseph E. Widener
Philadelphia
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Frederick C. Stevens
Stevens
Pitzen
William H. More
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Bruce in Everett Nominated in Republican Caucus
In Everett on November 20 Mayor Bruce was renominated in the Republican caucuses, garnering 200 more votes than former Mayor Nichols. The result consolidates Bruce's leadership position ahead of the upcoming party contests.
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Everett
Bruce
Nichols
Democrats at Odds Over P S A Slate Split
A Dublin style split in Boston politics shows Mrs. Duff leading independent action against the Democratic city committee. Candidates named include Daniel W. Gallagher East Boston Arthur G. Davis and William J. Miller. The G A R backs independent anti P S A candidates amid protests of fairness. The meeting tomorrow is seen as the first victory for the anti slate forces.
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Daniel W. Gallagher
East Boston
Arthur G. Davis
Typographical Union
Democratic Committee
William J. Miller
South Boston
Miller
Gallagher
J. A. McDonald
Charlestown
Independent Movement
Democratic City Committee
Walter I Dolbeare Dies After Elevator Accident
Walter I. Dolbeare superintendent of the order department at J. C. Pearson Company died at City Hospital relief station after an elevator accident in the new Board of Trade building on State street. Elevator boy Percy Whitney was slightly injured. The incident was blamed largely on a defect in the elevator as the car descended from the fifth to the second floor with Dolbeare still partially in the car and crushed between the car and the well.
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Walter I. Dolbeare
Order Department
J. C. Pearson Company
New Board of Trade
State Street
City Hospital
Percy Whitney
Dolbeare
Glass Case Up To Yale Football Game
Harvard officials state Yale must decide on Glass status for the Saturday game. Professor Hollis asserts Harvard has confidence in Yale and will accept Yale’s conscience over any charges. News from Syracuse and Ogdensburg fuels excitement as Harvard bets on Yale’s integrity and Glass’s eligibility.
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Glass
New Haven
Yale
Hollis
Harvard Athletic Committee
Post
Harvard
Crimson
King
Gilss
Syracuse
Ogdensburg
Eli
Woburn Democrats Hold Caucuses Historic Nomination Race
Woburn voters gathered for the Democratic caucuses with Mayor John P. Feeney defeating Lawrence Reade 724 to 432 for the mayoral nomination. Charles J. Quigley edged Alderman John J. Carroll by 33 votes for the Board of Public Works. Aldermen Brady and Greaney, tied to an bribery probe, won large majorities. Nominees included John J. Aylward and others for at large and ward seats.
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Woburn
John P. Feeney
Lawrence Reade
Board of Public Works
Charles J. Quigley
John J. Carroll
Brady and
Greaney
Augustus B. McCarthy
Lawrence Martin
Nathaniel H. Ricker
Michael J. Greaney
Hotel Clarendon purse and watch mystery deepens
The Clarendon Hotel keeper wrestles with the identity of a man named Plummer who left a purse and a watch after a Sunday night stay. A self described Frank G. Plummer from Mountain View House Maine claimed the items via a letter. The proprietor will not send the items without definite proof of ownership.
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Clarendon
Plummer
Tlotel Westerly
Mr. Plummer
Clarendon Hotel
Mountain View House
Rangeley
Frank G. Plummer
The
Anderson
Firm Alleges Contempt in Theatre Steam Contract Case
Lynch and Woodward filed a Superior Court petition seeking an attachment for contempt against John T. Cashman Johan J. Brophy William Woodward Joseph A Kinney John Turner Fred Kneeland Albert Baldwin William F McCarthy James O Neil Frank P Maxom and Ed son A Mills They allege the defendants tried to cause Majestic Theatre owner to break his contract for steam fittings knowing of a pending injunction to restrain Building Trades Council members and unions from interference A notice order with return date December 1 was issued yesterday
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Lynch & Woodward
John T. Cashman
Johan J. Brophy
William Woodward
Joseph A. Kinney
John Turner
Fred Kneeland
Albert Baldwin
William F. Mccarthy
James O'Neil
Frank P. Maxom
Edson A. Mills
Majestic Theatre
Building Trades Council
Harvard Sends Forth Her Gridiron Heroes
Harvard lists a lineup of players including Hovey Hurley Jones Kernan Knowles Knowlton Leatherbee Lyon Matthews Mason Meter Mills Mottley A Marshall C Marshall Noyes Oveson Sugden Putnam Shea Stillman Whitwell Wilder Wright as the gridiron squad for the continued page coverage.
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Harvard
Hovey
Hurley
Jones
Kernan
Knowles
Knowlton
Leatherbee
Lyon
Matthews
Mason
Meter
Mills
Mottley
A. Marshall
C. Marshall
Noyes
Oveson
Sugden
Putnam
Shea
Stillman
Whitwell
Wilder
Wright
Glass to Play Yale Guard Faces Pay Probe
Yale football officials deny a Syracuse claim that guard Glass was paid 15 dollars to play in Ogdensburg in 1898. An affidavit asserts Glass did not play and stayed home. Coach Swan says no protests from Harvard and that Glass will play this Saturday.
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Glass
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Syracuse
MecKellegott
Yale Guard
Ogdensburg
Swan
Yale Eleven
McKellegott
Yale Students Raid Ticket Speculators in New Haven
In New Haven on the Yale Harvard game eve, students attacked ticket speculators, seizing tickets and paying $2 per ticket. Speculators and storeheads were roughed up as crowds enforced price regulation, chasing vendors through streets and on campus. A prominent businessman mistaken for a speculator was pursued before explaining otherwise.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Eliot praised as a boxer at Harvard Union meeting
At a Harvard Union football gathering Colonel Hallo defended Harvard's spirit and challenged President Gompers. He urged a boxing match between President Eliot and Gompers, claiming Eliot would outfight him and prove who is the degenerate.
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Harvard Union
Hallowell
Harvard
Jack Hallowell
Gompers
Eliot
Yale
Two Charged With Assault in East Boston Home Invasion
Thomas Shea and James Dundas, both 21, were jailed at Station 5 on charges of assaulting Mrs. Adalain Perkins at her home 11 Union Park Street on the night of November 12. Perkins, badly hurt, escaped and sought help after two men broke in and restrained her. Police tracked the suspects to Salem and the city, arresting Dundas and Shea last night.
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Thomas Shea
Havre Street
Boston
James Dundas
Union Ark Street
Adalain J. Perkins
Union Park Street
Dedham Street
Jones Forten
Forten
McLean
Milk Wagons Disturb Brookline Sleep in Early Hours
Residents in fashionable Brookline near Aspinwall avenue Harrison and Toxteth streets complain of noisy heavily laden milk wagons. Wheels allegedly not oiled properly rattle against axles, creating loud grinding sounds heard for long hours. Fifteen milk concerns serve the area with disturbances beginning as early as two hours after midnight.
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Brookline
Aspinwall Avenue
Harrison and
Toxteth
Sleep trouble prompts resident complaint to town board
Arthur P. Bush of 179 Aspinwall Avenue complained in writing to the Board of Selectmen this week. The matter was referred to Chief of Police Corey.
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Arthur P. Bush
Aspinwall Avenue
Board of Selectmen
Corey
Dartmouth President urges four year college term
Tucker of Dartmouth College told the Commercial Club why he supports retaining the four year collegiate term. He argued for keeping the allotted time or its quality equivalent, noting more graduates go into business than law recently and stressing value to new students and broader training. Commander Peary is expected at the December club meeting to discuss his Arctic experiences.
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Tucker
Dartmouth College
Commercial Club
Yate
Dartmouth
Tuttle
Peary
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