Captain Hall Testifies On Tech Riot Clubbing
Police Captain Hall recounts the night of the parade and denies witnessing direct clubbing. He describes taking a student torch, seeing clubs raised for effect, and confirms no arrests were made due to lack of identifiable offenders. He disapproves of promiscuous clubbing but cannot judge officer actions. Hearing continues tomorrow at 10 30.
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Captain Hall
Tech
Board of Police Commissioners
Institute
Edward H. Rowe
H. R. Draper
Tech 07
Emmons
Kelley
Sternberg
Hill
Mr. Hill
Ducky
Judge Emmons
Fresh mixed fish landings at T wharf yield pollock lead
The 224500 pounds of fish from 12 trips include 91000 pollock the day’s high, 30000 haddock 33000 cod 41000 hake and 29500 cask. Prices span haddock 4c, large cod 5c, market cod 4c, hake 1 to 2c, pollock 1c and cask 2c. Fleet includes Mar shall L Adams Fish Hawk James R Clark Angielena Livonia Dorothy Briganza Diana Sadie A Nunan Miri erva Matchless Slade Gorton and Lear C. Captain Jacob Brigham now commands Dorothy after Vida M Brigham loss. Captain Charles Kimball to stay ashore. Libel filed in Portland against tug Walter A Luckenbach for 15600. Leyland liner Winifredian reaches from Liverpool. Devonian sails to Liverpool with 28000 barrels of apples and 92 head cattle 75 horses aboard. Tug Irving Ross repairs after shaft break off Fort Strong. King Stonian expected today. Jupiter overdue eight days heading from Gibraltar with sugar.
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Haddock
Marshall L. Adams
Fish Hawk
James R. Clark
Angielena
Livonia
Dorothy
Briganza
Diana
Sadie A. Nunan
Miri@erva
Matchless
Slade Gorton
Lear C
Jacob Brigham
Vida M. Brigham
Portland Harbor
Walter A. Luckenbach
Charles Kimball
Brigham
United States District Court
Portland
Leyland Line
Winifredian
Hoosae Docks
Liverpool
White Star
The
Cymric
Leyland
Devonian
Ridley
Grand
Irving Ross
Fort Strong
Smith Ross
Deer Island
William G. Williams
Bertlesen & Peterson
Boston
Kingstonian
Antwerp
Jupiter
Gibraltar
Sourabaya
Java
Landsman
Shipping News Mini Almanac with Times and Tides
Shipping listing notes sunrise and sunset times, length of day, moonrise, and high water reports. Items include arrival of the United States armored cruiser Pennsylvania on November 23 and a promotional note for Graves' Grain Alcohol from Chester H. Graves & Sons describing purity and branding.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Alumni to Assemble at Dorchester High Field Tomorrow
Alumni line up tomorrow at 3 o clock on Dorchester High athletic field. The alumni team fought for the school in 1898 when Dorchester High won its first and last football championship. The Catholic Club team will be led by John Murphy at left end and is a noted leader.
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Dorchester High
John Murphy
Vailsburg
Bedell Brothers
John and
Menus
Floyd Krebs
George Leander
Joe Fogler
Fogler
Otto Maya
Jed Newkirk
BR. F, Root
Melrose
Oliver Dorlon
Coney Island
Manhattan Beach
West Point
East
England
Harvard-Yale
Oxford- Cambridge
Walter J. Travis
Great Britain
Dead man with deeds identified at City Hospital
The man who died at City Hospital on Saturday was identified by his sister Mrs. Mary Moran of East Boston as Marian Fougere. He had lived in Chicago for years and sent a letter promising a Thanksgiving visit. He registered as H Navin at the Old Comfort lodging house in the South End before illness and death. The deeds were in his legal name.
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City Hospital
Chicago
Mary Moran
Horace Street
Boston
Marian Fougere
South End
H. Navin
Appointed Call Substitute Gilman Joins Fire Force
Frank E. Gilman of 26 Cohasset street was named a call substitute without pay by Fire Commissioner Henry S. Russell. He joined Engine Company 45 to replace D. F. Nolan, who was promoted. Gilman had briefly left the fire department for the police force and resigned after 36 hours on the force.
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Frank E. Gilman
Cohasset Street
Henry S. Russell
Gilman
D. F. Nolan
Fire Department
Diamond Charley Is Gone In Taunton Mystery
Taunton society awaits witness action as Diamond Charley Bostwick and May Clark vanish after being indicted for conspiracy against Mrs. Madeline Brabrook and Maurice Mason. District Attorney notes their whereabouts are unknown with Bostwick last seen aiming for the St. Louis fair and Clark believed to have gone West.
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Taunton
Charley” Bostwick
May Clark
Madeline Brabrook
Robert O. Harris
James Swift
Bostwick
St. Louis Fair
Raynham
Clark
Taunton Club
Maurice Mason
Brabrook
Flatiron Strike Leaves Woman with Head Wound
Mrs. Jennie White, a Black resident of 24 Wheeler Street, left City Hospital after stitches for a head wound from a flying flatiron in a neighborhood quarrel. The skull was not fractured and the incident remained unclear to investigators.
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Jennie White
Wheeler Street
City Hospital
Bowling Manager Fred M Smith Scores 98 Without Spare
Fred M Smith of the Old Colony alleys rolled an unusual 98 last evening finishing with no spare. He started with ten in the first eight frames and scored nine in each of the final two frames.
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Fred M. Smith
Old Colony
South Shore
Faneuil
Emerson
Beacon
Chauncy Benjamin
Wolfe Tone Club Declines Celtics Challenge
The Wolfe Tone Hurling Club of South Boston declines the Malden Celtics challenge due to the lateness of the season.
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Wolfe Tone Hurling Club
South Boston
Celtics of
Malden
Boston Teams Prepare for Six Day Bicycle Race in New York
Preparations accelerate for the six day team race starting December 5 at Madison Square Garden New York City. Boston cyclists Nat Butler Jimmy Moran Hugh Maclean Charley Turville Sammy Sulkins Patsy Keegan and Patsy Logan train daily. Foreign entrants include Gougoltz Breton Stol Dussot Mazon and others with notable Americans like Bobby Walthour and Emile Priol joining the field.
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New York City
Boston
Nat. Butler
Jimmy Moran
Hugh Maclean
Charley Turville
Sammy Sulkins
Patsy Keegan
Patsy Logan
Moran
Butler
MacLean
Jimmy Bowler
Chicago
Joe Rockowitz
New York
Louis Mettling
Mettling
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
N. H
Charles River Park
N. C. Hopper
Minneapolis
France
Emile Priol
Jimmy Michael
Friol
Frank Kramer
Michael
Bobby Walthour
Motors
Jean Gougoltz
Petit Breton
Arthur Vanderstuyft
Morley Guest Of Butler At Columbia University
John Morley visited Columbia University today as the guest of President Nicholas Murray Butler, witness to a cordial exchange during the affair in New York.
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New York
John Morley
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Past Season Recounts by Notable Sports Figures
A retrospective roundup lists quotes from Jimmy Collins to Ban Johnson on the 1904 sports season. It notes Yale and Harvard, Boston teams, umpires, managers, and actors as well as the outdoor season ending with the Army-Navy game looming.
Big School Teams Ready for Boston Latin English High Game
Local schoolboy interest centers on the annual football clash between Boston Latin and English High to be played tomorrow morning on the American league grounds. Supporters of the blue teams claim optimism and cite Latin School’s trio of hard backfield backs and Lloyd Corbett as a standout to figure prominently.
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Boston Latin
English High
Blue
Latin School
Lloyd Corbett
Boston Bowling League Defends Deadwood Candle Pins
At a Greater Boston Bowling League meeting held at the Boston Tavern, a unanimous resolution condemns changes to candle pin rules. It asserts standard play with deadwood on the alley should remain, praising current practice as key to the game’s charm and asking public alley managers to lead any future changes.
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Greater Boston Bowling League
Boston Tavern
Boston
Greater
Plan big skating rink in Harvard Stadium
Harvard plans to convert its stadium into a skating rink this winter with a possible toboggan slide. Unlike last year, the Harvard hockey team will use the stadium rink instead of Holmes Field. Yesterday 100 men signed up as hockey candidates, about 50 reporting for the first practice in Hemenway gym.
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Harvard
Holmes’ Field
Hemenway Gymnasium
Fireman Welch Stops Runaway Horse in Brighton
Callman John Welch of Engine 29 leaped from the sidewalk to seize the bridle and hold on until the horse halted about 100 yards away on Washington street Brighton last evening around eight o'clock.
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Brighton
John Welch
Engine
Washington Street
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