The New Era at Methodist Social Union
The Rev Dr Beach spoke at Cambridge no license meeting detailing effects of saloon ban. He cited population growth, more housing, $6 million property value rise, and $90,000 tax revenue versus no license. Anecdotes described savings increases and shifts in moral life, with Cambridge praised for civic progress and a Christian ethic guiding elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Social Union
Odd Fellows’ Hall
David N. Beach
D. D
Prospect Treet Congregational Church
Camridge
Cambridge
Temple Hall
Prayer Ting
Sons of Hal
Peabody
Highland Quartet
Er. Ez
Burr
Ruggles Street
Church of the New Era
Christ
Jesus Christ
Breckinridge
Methodist Hospital
Brooklyn
C C C Bowling Tournament Results Reported
In the C C C bowling tournament at Boylston alleys last night Mt Pleasant Cy Ote Cub defeated the Orients while the Suffolks defeated the Chelseas. Scores were Suffolk 2201 Chelsea 2071 Mt Pleasant 2888 Orient 1751.
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C. C.C
Boylston
Mt. Pleasant
Workingman's Candidate Aiferman Withdraws in Quincy Race
The upcoming city election pits two parties in a straight contest after Alderman candidate Dolan withdrew despite Democratic hopes. Democrats celebrate as seven nominees stay energized, while Republicans brace for battles over Presho Folsom and Witt amid A P A insinuations. Galvin Doherty Moran and others pledge stump efforts as budget, materials, and labor disputes draw attention from the street department contract and ledgerstone pricing controversy.
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P. J. Dollan
Dolan
Josiah Quincy
Harry Lloyd
Board of Elections
William H. Woods
Michael W
Folsom
Presho
Witt
Post
Charlestown
Alderman Presho
Bunker Hill
Quincy
Galvin
Owen A. Galvin
United States
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Phil Doherty
Owen
A. Galvin
John
B. Moran
Flood
Lee
Street Department
Paddy” Connolly
Curtis
Roxbury
Baker Kidney Pills Advertise Lumbago Cure
An old medical ad claims lumbago is rheumatism affecting the kidneys loins lower limbs and spine. It says Baker's Kidney Pills relieve kidney congestion helping filter blood and offers a free booklet from Baker Pill Co Bangor Maine. Pills 50 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker’s
Baker Pill Co
Bangor
Maine
City Overpays on Contract Now Saved 1 Per Ton
The article argues that instead of saving 17 cents per ton under this year's contract, the city has effectively paid as much as one dollar per ton, reversing the expected economic benefit.
Quincy on Schoolhouses corrects record on contracts
In a letter to the Post Josiah Quincy revises a prior claim about schoolhouse spending. Records show the school committee rejected Beach Street bids on Sept 10, but after modifying specs new bids opened Oct 2. A contract was signed Oct 4 for a small wooden schoolhouse at a modest share of the total appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iis Command
Beach Street
Roslindale
Sie
Josiah Quincy
New Serum Cure Promises Hope For Consumption
In New York the first trial of Professor Maragliano's serum at the Italian Hospital draws wide interest. Dr. Cariucci reports progress with a poor fruit peddler patient and outlines Maragliano's three years of work on the serum, its humane handling, and the aim to render it safe for human use, noting no fever or weakness in trial subjects.
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New York
Maragliano
Cariucci
Italy
Rome
International Medical Congress
E. Maragliano
Pasteur
Koch
Berlin
Maragnano
Murdered for Money at Bois d Arc Creek Texas
Three hunters and a hired boy bought a trading boat at Bois d Arc Creek mouth and moved below Arthur. They and the hired boy were found dead in bed undressed, one with a crushed skull. The killers likely sought the $300 they carried, and a ferocious dog blocked entry.
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Paris
Tex
Bois d'Arc Creek
Arthur
Bishops Discussed by Eminent Clergy and Laity in Boston
The Episcopal Club of Boston held a packed meeting at the Hotel Brunswick to welcome Minneapolis deputies and discuss the convention. Bishop Lawrence led talks on bishoply dress and dignity, unity, and action, with praise for many bishops and criticism of slow or lacking reform.
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Episcopal Club of
Boston
Brunswick
A. J. C. Sendon
Minneapolis
George Sherman Converse
Armenia
Turkey
Admiral Benham
China
Ike Bishop Brooks
J. W. Foster
Far West
Bishop Lawrence
Lawrence
Massachusetts
House of Bishops
Vermont
Doane
New York
Whipples
Powette
Cox
Potter
Dudley
Randolph
House of Deputies
House of England
Dr. Lindsay
Standing Committee
National Congress
Congress
Senate
Judge Edmonds
BE. H. Bennett
General Council
Dr. Parks
Heoward L. Davis
Mississippi River
Arthur Lawrence
Hodges
Cambridge
Robert Treat Paine
Hutchins
Dean Hodges
C. G. Sanders
Commission On Constitution
Ripley Named President of Atchison Road, Report Says
New York November 2 The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe reorganizing committee met and will resume tomorrow. Third Vice President BE B Ripley of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul is reported chosen as president. Receiver Aldace T Walker may chair the board and First Vice President D B Robinson stays in post.
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New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
BE. P. Ripley
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Atchison
Aldace T. Walker
D. B. Robinson
Examiner Club Meeting at Parker House Discusses Gold Production
The Examiner Club held its monthly meeting at Parker House with fifteen members present. Vice President Darwin E. Ware presided as Edward Atkinson spoke on The Effect of the Increasing Production of Gold. The next meeting is set for the last Monday in December.
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Examiner Club
Parker House
Darwin E. Ware
Edward Atkinson
Boston Young Ly n Committee Meeting Debates Currency Ratio
Fragmentary OCR notes show a meeting of the Boston Young Ly n Committee discussing currency exchange. The text references a free and fair coinage of gold and silver at an implied ratio, but specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wefers Disqualification Sparks Athletic Dispute
Friends of Bernard J. Wefers contest an A A U ruling after his New York disqualification for receiving money upon return from a record-setting season. Lawyer Knox reviews the case and affidavits from Wefers and the reception committee seek to rebut the charge as Sullivan of the New Jersey Athletic Club oversees the matter.
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Friends
Bernard J. Wefers
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Wefers
Lawrence
Congressman Knox
Georgetown
James Sullivan
New Jersey Athletic Club
Hennessy Stops LaBlanche in First Round in Lynn
Billy Hennessy defeats LaBlanche the Marine in one round at the Kirtland Club arena in Lynn. Referee stops contest as LaBlanche is knocked down repeatedly and out of the fight. Also featured were pre bout exhibitions and second allocations for Sullivan Connors Ringwood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Billy Hennessy
LaBlanche
Kirtland Club
Boston Sports
Hennessy
Henhessy
Hodgkine
Spike “Sullivan
Kid’ Connors
Suffolk
Connors
Sullivan
Spike
Bob
Charley Ringwood
Billy Smith
Mike Sears
Jimmy Kelly
Patsey Kerrigan
Young Kid Mitchell
Tom Grady
Death of George A Nash in Char lestown street accident
George A Nash, 51, of Bunker Hill, Char lestown, was killed when a four horse team and a heavy truck ran him down on Front Street near Warren Avenue. The driver, Frederick Hacker of Brighton, claimed Nash started across then retreated and reentered the street. Nash leaves five daughters.
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George A. Nash
Bunker Hill Court
Charlestown
Front Street
Warren Avenue
North Grove Street
Cambridge
Prospect Street
Frederick Hacker
Brighton
Mullen &Allen
Nash
Boy Hurt in Rooftop Fall at Roxbury Home
Samuel C Marcus eight year old boy was playing on the roof of his three story wooden house on Harry Place Roxbury yesterday afternoon at about four o clock when he lost his balance and fell to the ground breaking his right shoulder and several ribs He is in City Hospital with injuries not said to be life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Marcus
City Hospital
Harry Place
Roxbury
Riverdale Thanksgiving games set by Brookline club
The Riverdale Club of Brookline will hold a Thanksgiving Day series of games from 3 30 a m to 11 p m with prizes for top strings and candle pins. Prizes include first and second for highest string and cocked hat. small balls used. no member may win more than one prize per class. An entry fee of 60 cents admits to all three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale Club
Brookline
Bryant and Wright in Wollaston Cup match
At Wollaston golf links in Quincy Charles M Bryant defeated George W Wright seven up with six to play in the second round of the Bryant cup match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Wollaston Golf Links
Charles M. Bryant
George W. Wright
Bryant
Wright
Escaped inmate recaptured near Arlington
William Bonnen who escaped from the reformatory on Sunday was captured in Arlington this afternoon by town police and returned to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
William Bonnen
Reformatory
Arlington
Behring Sea sealing fleet to skip next season
Ottawa reports from Victoria that none of the sealing fleet will enter Behring Sea next season because they failed to cover expenses last year. Also notes boxing lessons by Prof. J J Foley at 282 Gold Street South Boston.
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Ottawa
Ont
Victoria
B. C
Behring Sea
J.J. Foley
Gold St
Boston
Corbett Declares He Will Not Fight Again
James J. Corbett, in Lynn, announces retirement from boxing and states he is finished with the ring for good. He promotes his new drama A Naval Cadet and singles out Peter Maher as the future world champion, praising him as the rightful successor and an Irishman. He cites serious objections to a fighting career and says he is now in the theatrical business in earnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
James J. Corbett
New England Associated Press
Julian
Peter Maher
Sullivan
Plimmer Fight Stopped as Palmer Wins in Fourteenth Round
London ring action ends when referee halts 112 pound bout after Plimmer’s brother enters, awarding victory to Palmer. Bout carried a purse of £1500.
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London
Billy Plimmer
Palmer
Plimmer
McCarthy to Leave Boston for Brooklyn Bridegrooms
C H Byrne president of the Brooklyn Baseball Club states that Tommy McCarthy will join the Bridegrooms next season. The move adds two of the game’s ablest outfielders alongside Griffin, with McCarthy leaving Boston where he built strong ties and earned praise as a leading player.
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C H. Byrne
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Tommy McCarthy
McCarthy
Brooklyn
Griffin
Tom
Boston
Boxing Gossip and Fights Hint at Boxing Plans
Ike McArthur, twice beaten by Louis Sullivan, seeks another match though he is outclassed by Sullivan. Florida Athletic Club touts a potential Fitzsimmons Corbett fight, but Corbett has retired. Looming clash between Kid Lavigne and Joe Walcott at Empire Athletic Club next Monday. Barabodes Wonder reportedly strong again. Skelly and Sweeny to test at National Club. Madden now matchmaker for Wee Hawken A. C. planning Dec 16 show. Joe Butler, Steve O'Donnell, Jim Daly on potential bouts. Dixon Erne ten round feature at Manhattan A. C. Dec 6. Morris Reardon seeks 160-lb foe. Mat Leary eyed local lightweights.
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Ike McArthur
Louis Sullivan
Ike
Sullivan
Florida Athletic Club
W. K. Wheelock
Fitzsimmons
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Fitz
Kid Lavigne
Joe Walcott
Empire Athletic Club
Joe
Barbadoes
Jack Skelly
New Orleans
Eddie Sweeny
Billy Madden
John L. Sullivan
Peter ‘Maher
Weehawken A.C
Joe Butler
Philadelphia
Madden
Billy
Steve O'Donnell
Jim Daly
George Dixon
Frank Erne
Manhattan Athletic Club
Mat
Harry Hutchins
Yale Princeton Game Gate Receipts Estimated at 40000
Measrs H S Van Duzer and Julian W Curtis said Yale versus Princeton football receipts would total about 40000 with each college receiving around 10000. They could not confirm exact figures yet. Last year’s receipts were 39000.
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New York
van Duzer
Julian W. Curtis
Yale
Princeton
Travelers' special car to tour major cities ends in Boston
A party of experienced travelers represented by Morgan and Wright of Chicago will reach the city in a special car between November 18 and Christmas Eve. They plan to travel to about forty principal cities across Canada and the Gulf, the Atlantic Coast and Missouri River. The Boston cycling public is invited to see the car and obtain a pamphlet illustrating the idea. Souvenirs for ladies are available and a quick-repair tire with a red valve-stem is featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan & Wright
Chicago
Canada
Gulf
Atlantic Coast
Missouri River
Morgan’ & Wright
Harvard and Chicago Gridiron Clash Prepares for Classic Showdown
Eighteen Harvard Yale gridiron entrants travel from Providence on the New York, New Haven & Hartford line to meet Chicago Athletic in Boston Athletic Club’s bid for football supremacy. Trainers referees and linesmen accompany the squad as both sides boast powerful lines and dynamic backs led by Naté Anthony for B A A and Brown for Chicago. The match follows a notable BRAA stand against Yale and Harvard, with Chicago entering as strong contenders after a 46 point win over Tech.
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Harvard
Yale
Providence
New York, New_Haven & Hartford railroad
Boston Athletic Club
Chicago Athletic
John Graham
Frank Peters
EB. M. Beals
Chicago
Brown
B.A.A
Boston Boys
Naté Anthony
Anthony
Gonterman
Tommy Curtis
Slayter
Two Waters
Dick Fay
Bert
Dick Waters
Bart
Thomas
Braa
Tech
Football in Church Delivers Dormant Dream to Northwestern Player
Northwestern University football player Seltzer dozed in a pew at First Methodist Church Chicago. A startled bishop halted sermon as Seltzer reacted in a football dream struck by chaos. He apologized to a solemn neighbor and departed as worshippers stared in disbelief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
T. Seltzer
Northwestern University
First Methodist Church
Foster
Seltzer
Bicycle Canard on Japan Flood Plan Debunked
Col Albert A Pope dismissed a telegraphed report that Japan would flood the U S with high grade bicycles at 12 dollars each as absurd. He noted Japanese wheels fetch about 125 dollars here and that high grade wheel materials cost far more, with Japan likely shipping to Europe first and no bicycle makers need worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Albert A. Pope
Races at Baltimore Disrupted by Disqualifications
Baltimore November 25 reports five furlong winners Belle Washington Chiswick and Valley plus six furlong Baltimore Sun handicap winner Valley. Maurice wins one mile race, with Pitfall second and McKee third before disqualification.
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Baltimore
Belle Washington
Medica
Miss Edith
Chiswick
Hallen
Too Much Johnson
Baltimore Sun
Valley
Deferder
Septuor
Maurice
McKee
Uokas
Ae Erie
Espeare
Premia
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Uly
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Riverdale
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Maher
M’carthy
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L.t
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Ware
Kuntz
Graham
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Nat Horton
Stone
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Thompson
Hadden
Rice
Blayney
Choate
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