Harvard Crimson Preview of Game With Boston College
Harvard students buzz as Crimson and Boston College set for Hampden Park clash. Odds favor Harvard at 100 to 80 in New York. team rests after a hard week with hopes high for victory. Alumni and editors plan extra editions and rallies as Springfield hosts the showdown with 600 in attendance.
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Crimson
Harvard
Captain Waters
Hampden Park
Aristophanes
Plautus
Stock Exchange of
New York
Yale
Annex
Lucre
Mr. Deland
Harvard Square
Cutter
Harvard Crimson
Springfield
the Crimson
Boston
New Haven
Brown defeats Tufts 2 to 0 to close season in darkness
Brown finishes football season with a 2 to 0 win over Tufts at Providence. Hopkins and Millard starred for Brown as the team claimed a nine game slate with six wins. Tufts threatened near the goal but Brown’s rush defense held on each drive.
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Providence
Brown
Tufts
Woodruff
Hopkins
Millard
Foss
Armstrong
Stroud
Harvard
Yale
Boston Athletics
Tuts
Dennison
Emery
Lancey
Whitney
Mussell
Mallett
Nash Hkobingon
Trol Donovan
Clark
Craig Millard
Yreeeeeee Doss McCarthy
Boston College
Boston University
South End
Beering
Geston College
Sherman
Gore
Sy A Ayinga Madse
Collese
Bostons
Providences
Parsons
Newcomb Cotter
Lmygon
Everett
Murray
Gomhs
Goal Ward
Lampkin
Teale
Boston
Js Jateree—Ceasien O'Malley
Opinion on Dick O'Brien as a pugilist and next fight
Roxbury reader queries the opinion of Dick O'Brien as a fighter. The writer recalls past stars like Jack McAuliffe and George Dixon, praises O'Brien’s learning and potential, but warns he may be misadvised by his manager and face a tougher match outside his class.
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Roxbury
Dick O'Brien
O’brien
Jack McAuliffe
George Dixon
Dick O’brien
O'Brien
Cribb
Wilds of
Maine
Mather
Patsey Sheppard
Jack Dempsey
McGee
Coopers
Tom Heffernan
Tim Harrington
Dan McLaughlin
Johnnie Shine
Steve Mahoney
Winters
Rob Roy
Kernwood Club Triumphs In Interclub Debut At Malden
In Malden on Nov 2 the Kernwood Club led the interclub meet, taking billiards 200 to 117 and whist, winning one pool game. The Kernwoods also outscored the Medfords by 262 pins in bowling.
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Malden
Kernwood Club
Medfords
Kernwoods
Glendons Triumph In Close Roxbury Club Bowling Match
A close and exciting bowling match at Roxbury Club last evening saw the Glendons win by three pins in a tense finish.
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Glendons
Roxbury
Jeffries Winter Club Defeats Arlington Team by 41 Pins
The Jeffries Winter Club bowlers traveled to Arlington and defeated the home team in an interesting game by a margin of forty one pins.
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Jeffries Winter Club
Arlington
Local New Bedford Teeters in Brief Scan
A fragmented sports teaser from New Bedford mentions TOM and numbers across Providence Worcester Brockton. The sparse OCR reads like a schedule or result fragment with scattered team names and scores, lacking full context or dates.
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New Bedford
Tom
Providence
Worcester
Brockton
Tiger Roadsters stage private party and club updates
The Tiger Roadsters held its first private party at Highland Hall Roxbury with H F Dean directing and G M Wood assisting. The note lists attendees, club officers and plans for spring, plus updates on Hyde Park billiard clubs, a new Pope Company band, and Ed Nelson ill with typhoid. It mentions Rhodes evaluating racing rivals Sanger Zimmerman and Johnson and notes Sanger’s $2000 in diamonds as a fractional prize.
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Tiger Roadsters
Highland Hall
Roxbury
H. F. Dean
G. M. Wood
W. B. Chipman
A. S. Fryer
W. F. Bryan
G. M. Wilbur
P. G. Alexander
J. E. Alexander
N. Wolfson
A. E. Montgomery
Johnson
Chipman
McLeod
Wilbur
Bryan
Hyde Parks
Peter Alexander
Dyer
Alander
Hancock
Ingersoll
Hyde Park Rovers
Pope Company
Nelson
Springfield
Flly Rhodes
Boston
Rhodes
Sanger
Zimmerman
Zimmy
Walter Sanger
Directum to Race Saladin at Philadelphia Track
A $5000 to $2500 match race is set for Nov 27 at Point Breeze with Directum facing pacer Saladin 2:05 3-4 as the Philadelphia Driving Park Association adds 2000. Conditions call for a good day and track. Flying Jib 2:04 also seeks a record beat for a $1000 purse.
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Philadelphia
Directum
Saladin
Point Breeze
Philadelphia Driving Park Association
Boston gambling dispute over Clifford sweepstakes outcome
William Hayden challenges a bookmaker after Clifford’s scratch claim. The letter argues Clifford won the postponed race’s sweepstake and was correctly entered, with John Reber and James Westcott cited as trusted authorities in Boston for a favorable decision.
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Green Bay
Iloucester
Fatality
Elizabeth
Clifford
Chicago
Yo Tambien
Lamplighter
William Hayden
John Reber
James Westcott
Boston
Rob Rox
Horse Races at Guttenburg NJ Six Races Reported
In Guttenburg New Jersey on November 28 the day featured six horse races. Pokino won the first race with Fire Fly second and Plenty third. Lonsdale led the second race with Black Hawk second and Token third. Azrael won the third with Mohican second and Contribution third. Halcyon won the fourth with Themis gelding second and Duke John third. Tartarian won the fifth with I. O. U. second and J. McLaughlin third. Tom Flynn won the seventh race with The Ironmaster second and Miss Kitty third.
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Guttenburg
N. J
Pokino
Fire Fly
Plenty
Lonsdale
Black Hawk
Token
Azrael
Mohican
Contribution
Injunction Sparks Spokane Water Fight and Riot Threats
In Spokane the city faces an injunction blocking a 500000 water works contract amid voter approval and bank concerns. Police and militia prepare as a mass gathering denounces leaders, threats of arson and tar and feathering rise, and fears of bloodshed grow through the night.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane Water Power Company
A. M. Cannon
Simon Oppenheimer
Morning Review
Eighth annual Poor's Directory missing new 1893 edition
The eighth annual Poor's Directory of Railway Officials for 1893 is not published yet. It normally lists officers of North American railways and major railroad-related organizations, with complete sets for South American and Hawaiian lines. The American Wringer Co. on Broadway extended repairs wringers mangles spring beds and Sunsweepers. orders promptly strended.
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North America
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Democrats All Gather for Boston Campaign Rally
President Donovan chaired a Boston Democratic city committee meeting at the Hotel Oxford with Mayor Matthews, Nat Taylor, Patrick Maguire and seven Aldermen hopefuls present. Charlestown spoke of organizing for a strong election day showing as representatives from all mayoral wards attended.
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Boston
Oxford
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Matthews
Nat Taylor
Donovan
Patrick Maguire
O’brien
Charlestown
North
West Ends
Back Bay
South Boston
Dorchester
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Brighton
Flood urged as citizens' candidate for Boston alderman
Over 150 Boston business leaders urge Alderman Thomas W. Flood to run as a citizens' candidate. A letter dated November 23 1893 cites popular demand and Floods proven honesty and asks him to file nomination papers with the city clerk bearing about two thousand signatures.
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Thomas W. Flood
Boston
Citizens
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Flood
Mass
Democratic State Committee Secretary Tied to Machine Allegations
The document accuses Nathaniel G. Robinson, secretary of the Democratic State committee, of being a tool of the Democratic machine, naming Maguire Matthews and Donovan as linked figures.
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Nathaniel G. Robinson
Democratic State Committee
Democratic
Maguire
Matthews
Donovan
Suburban contests spark local political moves
Hugh D. Murray vows economical city government and sewerage work in Woburn. Everett contemplates license shifts amid aldermen vetoes. Salem may see a mayoral race, Weymouth may split, Brockton could elect J J Whipple, and Cambridge leanings toward a People’s party caucus Monday night.
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Hugh D. Murray
Woburn
Everett
Board of Aldermen
William Leonard
Rantoul
Salem
Weymouth
J. J. Whipple
Brockton
Cambridge
Temple Hall
Democrats
People’s Party
Hart Nomination Papers Filed as McNary Denies Prohibition Link
The 1000 signers for Thomas N. Hart were verified by registrars and filed with City Clerk Galvin. Water Commissioner McNary denies any involvement with a Prohibition petition and refutes yesterday’s Journal report. Republican Aldermen hopefuls met at party HQ to discuss strategy and registration checks. Joseph Sullivan runs as Republican and citizens’ candidate in Ward 12.
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Thomas N. Hart
Galvin
McNary
Dr. Miner
Republican City, Committee
Burdett
Joseph Sullivan
Common Council
Citizens
Moran Denounces Ferrin Affidavit and Independent Campaign
Moran contests Ferrin's affidavit claiming he sought independent candidacy for Alder man and says no funding or reward from Hart. He asserts opposition to Democratic machine nominees, urges nominating papers, and accuses Ferrin of being a machine Democrat. Moran recalls discussions at Parker House on reforms and caucus rules.
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Moran
Ferrin
Matthews
Hart
Ward and City Committee
Parker House
Democratic City Committee
Maguire
Donovan
Norton withdraws from Somerville mayor race endorses Norton
There will be two candidates for mayor in Somerville as the third aspirant withdraws to back the Democratic nominee James BE Norton. Norton states the ticket is progressive and opposes ring rule. with Robert Luce likely to win, Norton will boost the regular Democratic vote in parts of the city.
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Somerville
James BE. Norton
Robert Luce
Norton
Mooney Declares He Will Not Run for Alderman
Alderman William L. Mooney announces he will not seek an independent candidacy for the Board of Aldermen. He says no time since the convention’s close has made him a candidate and urges Boston citizens to unite behind Mayor Matthews for reelection. He praises the convention and states he bears no fault with its outcome.
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William L. Mooney
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Matthews
Hart on the City Debt Sparks Extended Reply
Thomas N. Hart attacks a morning Mayor's office statement as unsigned and misleading about city debt. He cites public documents from the city auditor and treasurer, warns against further borrowing, and blasts the idea of a $1,400,000 increase while noting a $28,300,000 jump in ordinary debt. He recalls prior pledges and urges taxpayers to read the official records. Then local party nominations appear with Republican and Democratic slates for mayor, aldermen, school committee, and assessor in Lynn, November 23.
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Thomas N. Hart
Friends of the Law
Lynn
Charles E. Harwood
William B. Bachelder
W. F. Goldsmith
Johnson
Thomas Campbell
W. E. Neal
Rufus Kimball
A. M. Preble
G. M. Lambert
Cc. T. Hanniford
John Vv. Hay
G. W. Gilmore
Josiah Fitz
John O'Brien
J. J. McGuiggan
Frances T. Hazlewood
F. L. Judkins
Mahitahle Averile
Nathan
Lehigh Valley strike ends with mixed reports
Reports from Jersey City and Philadelphia claim a settlement with the union and return to work planned for Lehigh Valley workers. Other officials dispute and note ongoing disruptions, with a separate Ithaca to Auburn train incident involving a stone assault on a Lehigh yard.
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Jersey City
N. J
Daniels
Bethlehem
Lehigh
Randis
Philadelphia
Hartshorne
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Voorhees
Easton
Amboy
Perth Amboy
Wilkesbarre
Caxton
White Haven
Auburn
N. Y
Lehigh Valley
Ithaca
Lehigh Yard
Express Discrimination Hearings Over Local Expressmen
The railroad commissioners continued the Plymouth division discrimination hearing as ex governor Long and Walter L. Bouve urged petitioners against the New York New Haven and Hartford system. Despatch Company officials testified that baggage masters are paid differently from messenger staff, with tariffs varying by inward and outward freight. The names of witnesses include EK. A. Taft and Charles C. Merritt, Brockton Express. The hearing adjourned to December 4.
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Plymouth
Old Colony
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Long
Walter L. Bouve
Lawrence & McKee
Josiah H. Benton, Jr
H. D. W. Morris
New York and Boston Despatch Company
EK. A. Taft
New York and
Boston
McKee
Charles C. Merritt
Brockton Express Company
Parker Memorial Boys' Club Opens in Boston
Boston’s Parker Memorial Boys’ Club hosts about 166 youths nightly in the Memorial building at Berkeley and Appleton, with 300 members overall. Superintendent A A Wardell guides manners, reading, games, and classes while suspensions keep order and aim to redirect boys toward better paths.
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Boston
Parker Memorial Boys’ Club
Memorial Building
Berkeley and
Appleton Streets
A. A. Wardell
Ryler
Mysterious Death of Man Named Phelps in Chicago
A 19 year old man, believed to be Joseph W. Phelps of 592 Oak Street Boston, died at County Hospital from morphine overdose. Letters of recommendation from Boston firms were found, but employers named by the firms deny any association. The deceased’s listed address and the names on the letters conflict with directories and hotel records.
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Chicago
Joseph W. Phelps
Oak Street
Boston
County Hospital
Harvey & Henry
Queen City Mills
Goodwin & Rimbach
Crawford House
John F. Kellerer
Canal Street
W. D. Park
Park House
Washington Street
Albany
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