23 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1907
Page
1
Yale coach William Knox says the team is in good shape and every man can be depended upon to play his best. Captain L H Biglow expects a tough match and cautions against predicting an overwhelming victory against Harvard.
Dr Richard C Flower, Philadelphia promoter known for fighting requisition to New York, was arrested on a new charge claiming he could turn ordinary clay into telegraph poles and that a big western railroad had engaged him to supply all poles along its lines.
Head Coach Joshua Crane says Harvard can surprise everybody and make the university proud with a strong showing against Yale. Captain Bartel Parker asserts the team will fight to the last ditch and believes Harvard’s case is not hopeless.
Assistant Attorney General Barnes of Utah testified today that Mrs. Bradley was insane when Brown was involved in the murder case. The remark came during the witness stand and was noted as part of the ongoing proceedings. Continued on Page 2-Second Column.
If it's at Morse's it's correct. Morse's offers overcoats Ulsters fur overcoats fur caps sweaters and overshoes. Our wholesale and manufacturing departments report record hiring and orders as traders return withSpring schedules. The long history of the business continues with strong retail, wholesale and factory activity.
Harvard Stadium hosts Yale in the annual classic with 35 000 fans expected. Yale and Harvard select 22 players for the clash while Harvard enters with slim chances after defeats by Carlisle and Dartmouth and bettors favor Yale.
Yale and Harvard prep for the annual showdown with both teams in prime shape. Harvard bets on hard defense and clever tricks while Yale leans on speed and powerful line play as thousands seek tickets to witness the clash.
Betting odds favored Yale four to one as Yale scored double figures with 16 points while Harvard managed 5 to 2 in scoring with Yale pulling ahead. Father Johns Medicine noted for throat and lung healing.
Referee M J Thompson from Georgetown or nearby officiated with umpires W H Edwards of Princeton and Lieutenant Hackett from West Point. Timer Fred Wood served for the B A A game officials list.
Trolley service runs from Park square with cars every 15 minutes. Subway connections at Chestnut Hill with extra cars added for the holiday. Low fares mark the schedule.
Harvard men stiff and sore will find speedy relief in Minard's Liniment. It always relieves rheumatic pains. Used to ease rheumatic aches and muscle stiffness in athletes and laborers alike.
In Old Town Maine on November 22 a crowd of about 1000 imprisoned liquor deputies inside a drug store after police seized liquor. Sturgis law deputies fought to repossess the liquor for hours and finally called Bangor for aid. Six Bangor deputies arrived to assist in removing the stock.
Fragmentary OCR shows a school vote list with names Thomas J. Kenny Julia E. Duff William S. Kenney John J. Jones and a dated 1926 fragment with unclear figures.
Deputies Ernest L. Richardson and A. J. Bridges seized liquor from Alexander Fraser's store after earlier checks found no liquor. A fire alarm drew a thousand residents who blocked deputies while unloading a third cargo. Mayor Wells urged calm and urged the crowd to let officers do their duty.
Cloudy conditions across Boston area and eastern New York with possible rain. Occasional showers expected in the southern portions and light to fresh winds shifting from north to variable through the period.
The Democratic city convention nominated Mrs. Julia Duff and Thomas J. Kenny for the school committee, with machine wards voting for the pair. Kenny of South Boston agreed to accept after a late conference with Storrow and McNary, while plans emerged for Republican backing of Kenney and Scannell with endorsements from key groups.
Edward Payson Weston, 72, arrived in Archbold Ohio after a grueling day on the road and planned to push on to Bryan by midnight. He suffered two internal attacks at Delta but recovered enough to continue toward Chicago, resting at farmhouses and hospitals, with a 16 mile leg remaining to Bryan.
At the White House a meeting with President and J Pierpont Morgan, George F. Baker, and Robert Bacon ended with Morgan saying New York conditions were reassuring. He noted efforts to relieve money stringency and that the visit aimed to discuss a prior conference with Secretary Cortelyou.
A committee representing the American colony in St Petersburg announced a dinner for December 3 to honor Secretary Taft who is traveling from the Far East. Taft is expected to receive an audience with the Emperor on December 4.
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