Mike Daly Seeks Return Match and Big Fights
Mike Daly of Bangor, a noted lightweight, has returned to Boston in strong health and aims to resume boxing, seeking a finish with Jack McAuliffe after two draws. A Nashua Theatre card features Thomas Moriarty of Lowell vs Frank Hamlin of Nashua, with Hamlin a pupil of Johnny Griffin, and a winner’s share of gate receipts. Ike Weir remains sought for an eight round bout in Coney Island, while Captain Cooke negotiates opponents and purses amid a busy boxing scene in New York and New Orleans clubs.
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Bangor
Boston
Augusta
Daly
Goa
Jack McAuliffe
America
Tomorow
Nashua Theatre
Thomas Moriarty
Lowell
Frank Hamlin
Nashua
Johnny Griffin
Moriarty
Frank Anine
Ike Weir
Spider
Philadelphia
Captain Cooke
Coney Island
Jack Falvey
Ike
Bob Green
Newport
Falvey
Weir
Bobby Burns
Frank Menagh
Masterson
Billy Woods
Jack Cattanach
Jimmy Doherty
Alex Greggains
Don Riordan
Jimmy Carroll
O’rourke
Dixon
Biz
Jum Corbett
New York
Cal McCarthy
Tommy Danforth
Joe L. Perry
New York & New England
Cleveland
Ned Wallace
Cleveland Athletic Club
Joe Godfrey
Jake Wachtel
Bill Lannon
John T. Sullivan
Joe Martin
Perry
Elm Social Club
Sam Posner
South End
Fred Smith
Maine
Eddie Dixon
Wachtel
Fred Johnson
Waltham
Olympic Club
Jackson
Olympic Club of
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Sport
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Charley
Mitchell
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Corbett
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Ste Donohue
Rob Roy
Pete
Godfrey
Greggins
Costello
Post
England
Australia
Sullivan
Peter Jackson
Parson Davies
Connecticut
Herr Lasker’s Chess Playing in Montreal
Herr Lasker completed his 24 game series with the Montreal Chess Club, finishing after 1 am. He won 21 games, lost 1 to H Bertrand, and drew with P Barry and H G Putnam.
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Montreal
Herr Lasker
Montreal Chess Club
H. Bertrand
P. Barry
H. G. Putnam
Lasker Dominates Montreal Chess Club Matches
German champion Emanuel Lasker finished a series with the Montreal Chess Club, playing 24 games and winning 21 while in Montreal on November 22. The triumph solidifies his reputation as a formidable longtime contender in international chess circles.
Williams Sophs Beat Freshmen in Annual Game
Williams town November 22. The annual Williams sophomores defeated the freshmen by 20 to 4 in the sophomore freshman football championship played this afternoon.
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Williams
Sophs
Willhiamstown
Glouster Racing Results Reveal Mixed Runs at Gloucester
Daily racing summary from Gloucester New Jersey reports six races with results and betting. Notable winners include Martel, C O D Bert St Pell Pocatello Great Guns Owen Golden and Foxhill John Atwood. Carroll Reid and Leveller among onlookers.
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Bert
Onyx
C.O. D
Pocatello
St. Pell
Carroll Reid
Foxhill
John Atwood
Glenmound
Great Guns
A.O.H
Leveller
Racing Banter and Opinions on Horses at the Track
The column muses on Belisarius and other horses with bets, futures, and jockeys. It notes Tom Karl’s readiness, Blitzen’s form, and Gut’s tough conditions with Bradley on the shark list. Narvaez praises Dr Hasbrouck, and Ormonde is praised as the best seen in twenty-two years by a California-based writer.
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Bard
Logan
Shields
Patsey Sheppard
Geraldine
Pacific Coast
California
Nelly A
Grant
Richard Croker
New York
Guttenburg
Mike Kelly
Ham_ Brock
Tom Karl
Ea Corrigan
Wildwood
Maltese Vila Farm
Ros Roy
Belisarius
Blitzen
Bradley
Leveller
Glenmound
Foxhill
Owen Golden People
Beldemonio
Carroll Reid
Narvaez
Dr. Hasbrouck
Racine
Ormonde
Shots For Goal In Last Night’s Hockey Exposition
Reports from Waltham Saturday night showcase a fast Brockton Pawtucket Providence trio and a promising winter schedule. McCarthy shines with a beautiful goal while Billy guards Providence in Pawtucket’s Thanksgiving games. Referee Tommy McCarthy helps officiate Chelsea and Brockton tilts as Hugh Duffy also refs both matches. The Waltham rink expands and local clubs eye Cambridge support for a future franchise.
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Billy
Providence
Pawtucket
Curley
Cunningham
Magee
Waltham
Brockton
Dunning
Pawtuckets
Tommy McCarthy
Chelsea
Providences
Hugh Duffy
Cambridge
Prince of
John McKay
Woburn
Frank Selee
Walthams Win At Polo In City Opening Match
Waltham polo fans pack the skating rink as Cotter leads the team to a 6 to 1 victory over Pawtucket. Woodtke thrillers with six goals, while Connell substitutes struggle and Dunning’s absence hurts Pawtucket. Bergin Everett and the two new men show promise. McCarthy stands out for Pawtucket in a tough outing. Referee T F McCarthy, timer Charles Saul.
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Waltham
Cotter
Pawtuckets
Dunning
Curley
McCarthy
Connell
Pawtuckers
Jerce
Smith
Sullivan
Woodike
Bergin
Everett
Sword
Woodtke
Rawracer
Eee Smith Everett
S. Sullivan
Csi
Goa
S4caeers
Pawtucket
Wonitke
Swort
T. F. McCarthy
Charles Saul
Arlingtons Win At Bowling Inaugural Match
The Arlington Boat Club completed two newly lit bowling alleys just in time for a match against Old Dorchester Club. Despite doubts, the two alleys impressed with trident incandescent lighting and half shade porcelain. Arlington s edged the Dorchester by 151 pins as Hill led with top performance on the first string.
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Arlington Boat Club
Dorchester Club
Arlingtons
Hill
Fire at Grand Rapids Folding Chair and Table Co.
A morning blaze destroyed the Grand Rapids Folding Chair and Table Company's factory in Michigan. About one hundred workers lost jobs, with estimated losses of 70000 dollars and 26000 dollars insured. The report notes a separate advertorial line about roasted oats remaining pure.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids Folding Chair and Table Company
Dunraven's Compromise Sets Stage for Great International Race
New York and Dunraven move toward an 1898 international yacht contest with both sides near agreement. The key issue is the mutual consent clause and the charter terms. The America's Cup committee indicates acceptance if obsolete references are removed, and a formal challenge may be arranged through a qualified yacht club.
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New York
Lord Dunraven
Dunraven
New York Yacht Club
Dunraven Castle
Bringend
Glamorgan
Mae
Clu
Werstood
Dunraven Still Awaiting New York Yacht Club Reply
London, Nov. 22 Lord Dunraven back in town says he knows nothing of the New York Yacht Club’s reply to his letter. He has received no word yet though he expected to hear before now. The position remains unchanged.
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London
Lord Dunraven
New York Yacht Club
New York
Baseball rule changes spark debate on pitcher distance
The writer argues moving the pitcher five feet back would raise bunt hits and alter fielding dynamics while questioning the practicality of such changes. Proposals to shift the game’s fundamentals are dismissed as unnecessary, with emphasis on preserving baseball’s traditional balance and a note on potential player moves between teams.
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Boston
Quinn
Joe
New Yorks
Giants
Jimmy Canavan
Jimmy
Chicago
Manael Selee
Ofong
Nash
Ostons
Soden
Shelter Demanded Amid Brookline Support For Plan
Brookline residents rally behind a shelter concept proposed by the Post, arguing it is practical and can be temporary. Supporters cite convenient rail access and protection for theatre-goers, while critics warn against fragile solutions and weather exposure. A petition may follow if the West End stalls progress. J W Cottrell of Matamoros praises Dr Greene’s Nervara remedy in a letter to the paper, detailing his wife’s recovery from womb inflammation and his daughter’s paralysis, attributing improvement to the remedy.
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Post
Tremont Street Cir
Baton &Albany
Martin Kingman
Tremont House
West End
J. W. Cottrell
Matamoros
Pac
Dr. Greene
Whitney Declines Senate Bid and Cabinet Roles
William C Whitney says he will not pursue any federal post under the new administration. He cites his strength as an executive, not a legislator, and plans to remain in private life for four years. Cleveland has asked Whitney’s friends to pressure a Senate run, but Whitney refuses a caucus nomination.
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William C. Whitney
Court of St. James
United States
New York
London
Whitney
Senate
White House
Cleveland
Murphy
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Whitney
Croker
Victory for Prof. Smith in heresy trial vote
Cincinnati Ohio November 22 at the heresy trial of Professor Smith before the Presbytery a test vote sustained Smith objections to charge one Ayes 19 noes 43 The charge claimed he taught that doctrinal qualification is only required in church officers at ordination.
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Cincinnati
Professor Smith
Smith
False rumor sparks bank run at People's Savings Bank
In West Bay City Michigan on November 22 a rumor spread that the People's Savings Bank had closed. Depositors packed the streets and the bank, and Albert Mosher pledged to keep doors open until noon to allow withdrawals, though confidence remained shaken as thousands of dollars fled.
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West Bay City
Mich
People’s Savings Bank
Albert Mosher
Court-martial Finds Danforth Guilty of Disobedience
Washington reports that Assistant Engineer Danforth was found guilty by a court-martial in New York for disobeying a superior. He received a one year suspension from naval service. Secretary Tracy must approve the sentence after reviewing presentations from Danforth’s counsel.
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Washington
Danforth
New York
Naval Service
Tracy
Ministers for Southern Education Meeting in Fort River
Methodist Episcopal preachers met in Fort River on November 22 to discuss issues of special interest to the Freedman's Aid and Southern Educational Society convention.
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Fort River
Freedman’s Aid and Southern Educational Society Convention
Schooner Ashore Near Ipswich Bar
Newburyport reports the coal loaded schooner Jonathan Cone from Newburyport ran ashore near Ipswich Bar in a forenoon gale. Captain Stevens and Knabb Beach station crew aided but could not refloat her. tugs will attempt recovery at high tide.
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Newburyport
Jonathan Cone
Ipswich
Stevens
Knabb Beach
Dr Greene’s Nervara Remedy Featured as Miracle Cure
A daily record touts Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as a remarkable cure for various diseases. Priced at $1, the vegetable formula is promoted as harmless and distinct from ordinary patent medicines. Dr. Greene of Boston offers free consultation by personal visit or letter.
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Greene
Boston
Mass
Beavers Fai Mill Workers Face Wages Cut
In Beaver Falls Penn many workers who had returned to their Carnegie mill jobs learned their pay would drop. Boiler men go from 225 to 189 dollars daily, others cut proportionally. An assistant boss roller on one shift refused to work. pay dropped from 9 to 4 dollars. The move sparks unrest but seems unlikely to worsen the situation.
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Beaver Fai
Penn
Carnegie Mills
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