Harvard Triumphs Over Yale In Close Rugby Style Contest
Harvard defeated Yale in a hard fought Springfield game by a strong second half defense and sharp backfield work led by Dean and Lee. Yale surged with late rallies, but Harvard held on as Trafford and Hartwell key blocks and punts kept the momentum in Cambridge’s favor.
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Harvard
Yale
Springfield
Saphir
McClung
Williams
Heffelfinger
Bernie Trafford
Trafford
Cumnock
Upton
Lake
Lee
Crimson
New Haven
Corbett
Bliss
Cranston
Dean
Hartwell
Halloweill
McCleary
Cummnock
Tackith
Aos
Hallowell
Rhodes
Dent
Alward
Cee
Tearan
Mr. Riodes
Finlay
Stan Morrison
Lewis
Wallis
Newell
Josh Hartwell
Ben Morrison
Barbour
Cambridge
Yalf
Caocce
Crosby
Upton—l
Seenerelds
t.—Rhodes Alward
T. Finlay—L. Gece
Esse
Morrison Cranston
Conlie
Lewis P. D. Trafford
Heffelfinger Newell
T. Ticce
Wallis Hallowell
Hartwell Dean
Ceesees Os
Barbour Larc
Wes
Meeling Wg.c
Pale LE Dacks
Eee
Williams Corbett
Cesses Eyre
W. Trafford
B. Morrison
Messrs
Irvine
George
Princeton
Boston & Albany
Boston
Great Day With the Dogs at Eastern Field Trials
Yesterday the Eastern field trials concluded with multiple liver and white pointers, English setters, and a few bitches showing speed and game finding power. Winners included Daisy Hope first and Duke of Hessen second in the main stake. Daisy Hunter and Daisy’s Hope among notable performances. The Eastern Field Club met, officers remained, and the National Guild Alliance session opened with addresses by Unitarian church leaders.
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Hiowa Port
N. C
Hempstead Kennel
Duke of Hessen
Luck of Hessen
Blarney
Meares & Sedgwick
Hero
Vic
Duke
H. Hulman, Jr
Fanny M
Gladstone Boy
R. R. Lonsdale
Ightfield Deuce
Wynnstay
Dainty
Fannie
Frank T. Richards
Lilly Burgess
Gath
Mark
Esther
J. M. Avent
Cassie
Count Noble
Lizzie Hopkins
Lilly
Elmwood Kennel
Harry
John A
Joseph H. Hunter
Daisy Hunter
Hope
Daisy F
Daisy
J. J. Case, Jr
Prince Lucifer
King Noble
Elsie Belton
Bert Crane
Antoine
Roderigo
Guelph
Shot
Harry C
S. H. Hulman, Jr
Gem
Juno A
King of Kent
Hops
W. W. ‘Litus
Daisy F. J. M. Avent
Chance
Bo- Peep
B. Ridgeway
Belle Belton
National Guild Alliance
B. R. Bulkeley
Channing Hall
Unitarian Church
One or Two Majority in City Alderman Races
Nominations complete as Democrats edge ahead in expected Board of Aldermen, with detailed district by district prospects. Key contests include Sullivan vs Gove in the first district and Keenan facing an Independent in the third, while Carruth in the twelfth garners strong support.
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John H. Sullivan
Wesley A. Gove
Benjamin J*. Stacy
John P. Hill
Thomas Ff. Keenan
Thomas F. Keenan
George von L. Meyer
Harold Williams
Pitth
Nathaniel J. Rast
Edward J. Leary
William i. Woods
Thomas W. Flood
Samuel Kelley
John W. O'’Mealey
Weston Lewis
Martin Reagan
Charles Bb. Woolley
Lewis G. Farmer
Wiliam
Reed
John H. Lee
Joseph W. Williams
Herbert S. Carruth
George A. Youngs
Gove
Fanning
Sullivan
Maccabe
Jesse Gove
Stacy
Keenan
John Warren
Citizens
George W. Boynton
Boynton
W. Smith
W. W. Nichols
Kelley
Noyes
Nichols
Flood
John W. O’ Mealey
A. A. Folsom
Ward
Folsom
Lewis
O’ Mealey
Woolley
Dan
Richard Sullivan
Reagan
Cushing
Williams
Dorchester
Carruth
Major Young
Eddy
Catholics on the School Board Call for Catholic Representation
A Citizens' Public School Union committee urges voters to back a three-ticket slate aimed at excluding Catholics from school oversight. They name James S. Murphy James A. McDonald and William A. Dunn as key incumbents seeking election as Catholic representation fades with terms ending. Emily A. Fifield George R. Swasey William A. Mowry Charles M. Greene Thomas W. Proctor James S. Murphy James A. McDonald William A. Dunn.
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Citizens’ Public School Union
Republican Party
James 5. Murphy
James A. McDonald
William A. Dunn
Emily A. Fifield
George R. Swasey
William A. Mowry
Charles M
City Democrats in Conference Held Executive Meeting
The executive committee of the Democratic city committee met to discuss party organization and upcoming races. The closed session covered strategy, candidate support, and coordinating countywide efforts with municipal offices.
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City Democrats
Democratic City Committee
Independents In The Field In City Election Campaign
Reports from wards on registration progress and campaign matters chaired by Keany. List of nominees shows many Independents and cross party nominations for mayor school committee aldermen and common council across districts with names like Moody Merrill Emily Fifield John Rh. Sullivan George von L. Meyer William H. Woods and James B. Hamilton. Ex Senator Alpheus B. Alger accepts Democratic mayoral nomination and pledges to govern diligently.
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Moody Merrill
Citizens
Emily A. Fifield
Russell J. Elliot
William A. Mowry
John P. Hilton
Frank E. Dimick
Choate Burnham
Arthur W. Tatts
Edward H. Dunn
Committee of One Hundred
John Rh. Sullivan
John Warren
George von L. Meyer
George W. Boynton
William H. Woods
William W. Nichols
Samuel Kelley
Martin Reagan
Richard Sullivan
Jeremiah D. Donovan
Samuel N. Dyer
Herbert 8. Carr
John F. Marrin
Edward W. Kenealy
Charles E. Barnett
Democrat
James Havey
James B. Graham
Charles E. Wigwin, Jr
Walter C. Brown
Joseph H. Beale, Jr
Thomas F. Thompson
Walter L._ Hayes
Charles O. Beck
Horace A. Jordan
Alderman Candidate Boynton Denies Withdrawal
George Wesley Boynton, who filed independent papers for Alderman in the fourth district, denies he has withdrawn and says he will not withdraw. He states he wants to gauge his support among ward followers.
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George Wesley Boynton
No License Meeting in Cambridge Promotes Prohibition
A union no-license gathering of Prospect Street Congregational and Harvard Street M. E. churches in Cambridgeport drew full attendance. Rev. C S Rogers led the service with scripture and prayer, as speakers including J G Whorp Jr Isaac Morse and Richard H Dana urged continued temperance enforcement. Dana, a candidate for office, spoke of Cambridge’s prohibition cause and the broader national temperance effort. A separate no-license meeting followed at Aquinas Hall with Rev Father Mundy and others participating.
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Prospect Street
Harvard Street M. E
Cambridgeport
C. 5. Rogers
D. N. Beach
H.O. Houghton
J. G. Whorp, Jr
Isaac S. Morse
W. B. Durant
Frank Foxcroft
Richard H. Dana
Dana
Cambridge
Aquinas Hall
Thomas Scully
Father Mundy
J. J. Myers
E. A. Whitman
John Haley
George D. Chamberlain
Colors at half mast for R F Tobin in Vermont
Grand Army of the Republic orders half mast on Nov 26 for Senior Vice Commander Richard F Tobin who died in Boston on Nov 22. Commander-in-chief and staff will attend. George H Innis to oversee funeral arrangements. J H Goulprine, Adjutant-General.
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BurbLane
Grand Army OF the Republic
Rutland
Richard F. Tobin
Boston
Rolling Stock Company Embarrassed and Placed in Receiver
The United States Rolling Stock Company, a major railway car maker, is in receivership with debts of 3.816 million and assets of 6.053 million. Judge Blodgett appointed Mr. Hegewich, its long-time president, as receiver to keep plants running. The firm employs about 28,200 workers and has paid out 600,000 monthly in cash for wages and materials. Creditors are mainly Eastern firms and banks, and stock stands at 4 million with 3.5 million paid up.
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Cubanco
United States
Blodgett
Mr. Hegewich
Hegewich
James J. High
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Meffelfinger
Ehe Citizens’ Association Indorses
The
Democrats
Republican
U. S. Gov’t
Hayes
Walter L. Hayes
Herbert 5. Carruth
Citizens’ Independent
Common Council
Citizens’ Association
Citizens’ Association of
J. Homer Pierce
Charlesib. Fox
John J. Hayes
Henry Hall
E. P. Jackson
H. N. Glover, Jr
George H. L. Sharp
C. H. Collins
Charles A. Burditt
Henry D. Pope
Henry L. Pierce
William B. Bird
Thomas A. Fox
George R. Nazro
Samuel G. King
F. R. Southwick
W. B. Meachum
William A. Swan
Martin L. Bradford
Merrill
Water Works Assembly
Keenan and
Glasgow
Iron City
Virginia
Bell
Rockbridge
Fitzhugh Lee
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake & Ohio
Lexington
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington Street
Keany
Alger
Alpheus B. Alger
Canorinae
Andrew J. Rady
Citizens’ Convention
James Pyle
New York
R. H. Dana
Grand Army
R. F. Tobin
Stanley and Jephson
Music Hall
Mr. Stanley
Minot J. Savage
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Great Forest
A. Humphrey Jephson
Stanley
Brackett
Hart
G. O. Taylor
G. C. Taylor
Chester H. Graves
Sole Proprietors
Chase
the Mechanics? Fair
A. J. Chase
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & CO
Hmitg Lin Bees
Atlantic Avenue
Westinghouse
Reney
Bailey
Boston Belting CO
Devonshire St
Chambers St
Efair, Mechanics’ Fair
Grand Hall
Messinger Valve Company
John Fiske
Old South
Mechanics’ Fair
Floos
Main Mall
Quaker, Shaker
Baker’s
Quinsler & CO
Cambria St
Cor. West Cheater Park
Koylaton Street
Back Bay
A. N. Stearns Lumber CO
Goodhue
Ryon
Mason & Hamlin
MASON
Txam Lin Hall
Remont Street
Charles G. Ames
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