Football at Harvard Work Begun in Earnest
Harvard began football practice with large crowds watching freshmen and varsity players on Jarvis Field. Captain Trafford led drills. Morse will train the freshmen. A slate of candidates from the freshman class showed strong potential, while varsity trials produced shifting lineups as coaches seek a solid first team. Boston Latin beats Dorchester High Rugby 6-0 in the other note.
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Jarvis Field
J. L. Heard
R. L. Raymond
E. Brown
R. E H. Sears
Priest
H. K. Simonds
A. C. Potter
W. M. Briggs
R. C. Grew
J. W., Schereschewsky
A. J. Peters
F. Davis, Jr
M. L. Sc
J. R. Sylvester
J. L. Fiske
S. R. Kimball
W._M. ‘lotter
H. G. A. Karen
E. Cockrail
W. K. Brice
W. F. Hodge
R. K. Fox
C. L. Pierce
L. Eddy
A. P. Teete
J. J. Kimball
F. W. Grinnell
F. Webb
F. B. Winstow
H. Oppenheim
W. Tileston
S. Sandford
G. E. Brown
A. B. Bowser
Trafford
Dean
George Stewart
Hallowell
North Avenue
Morse
L.S
N. Rantoul
B. G. Waters
W. Weed
J. Fridenberg
C. W. Purrington
W. Pinkham
M. Rice
D. R. Vail
W. Cobb
W. B. Gage
G. Burgess
Phelan
D. W. Shea
W._C. Mackie
C. B. Bowser
J. C. D. Hitch
E. R. Knapp, Jr
H. Mills
F. W. McNear
L.I
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G. A. Gray
Grant
M.L. Scull
S. Eddy
F. V. J. McKeon
H. D. Weed
M. Williams
A. M. White
G. B. Black
L. J. Malone
M. Ladd
A. Latham
T. J. Daggett
R. B. Beals
W. J. Quigiey
R. W. Emmons
W. C. Forbes
W. Hoag
C. W. Boyden
E. H. Rogers
D. Blagden
L. B. Thatcher
C. B. Pike
W. Carey
G. Collamore
G. 5. Curtis
S. Borden, Jr
S. V. K. Thayer
E. B. Saltonstall
R. L. Manning
J. Xevanee
RK. P. Blake
L. Putnam
W. M. Ite
Pemamewon
Abe
Ongssivsee
Glidden
Eniumons Pemdeoul
Vic Wise
Avy White Lake
Gage Phelan
Aihaels
Sunda
Pereneth
Brown Beats Tech In Narrow Football Victory At Brown
Brown University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology played a close game on the South End grounds. Brown won 6 to 4 after converting a first half touchdown into a goal, with Tech scoring first and Andrews adding a late point before a dispute over a fumbled play.
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Lore Boston
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Ol Chamberlain
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Eece
Karen Lindsey
Clark
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Veansene
Batchellor
Piumiene
Webey
Dearborn
Tech
Andrews
Browns
Clarke
M.L.T
Smith
Estes
Gilbert
Peice
Harvard Freshmen Welcome Ceremony At Sanders Theatre
Harvard opens a formal reception for new students with President Eliot and faculty. Professor Shaler chaired. Briggs and White noted the dean’s role, while Toy spoke on religious life. The address urged self direction, moral growth, and broad opportunities in study, work, and companionship.
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N. S. Shaler
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Shaler
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Toy
Harvard Student Missing Sparks Boston Search
Alva Wilson a 21 year old Harvard freshman and son of Robert L Wilson of New Baltimore New York is missing. A notice to a Boston paper claimed a Wilson was injured by an electric car and said he was at City Hospital. his uncle Edward B Wilson of Springfield arrived and checked several hospitals without locating him.
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A. S. Hanson
Negro Voter Urged to Leave Republican Party Rally
Prohibition rally at Faneuil Hall drew large turnout of colored voters and some whites. Speakers urged blacks to abandon the Republicans, arguing the party’s past was unkept and that real recognition requires joining the Prohibition party. Leaders and supporters pressed for black candidacy and political independence.
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Brown
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Lynn
William C. Armstrong
Mark RK. de Mortie
Chase
Sumner
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John M. Langston
Washington
State House
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Republican Council
Peter Conway
Bunker Hill
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America
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Dr. Miner
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Prohibition
Boston
J. W. Hamilton
Henry Durham
North Carolina
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John H. Hector
Lodge Attacks Russell at Republican Rally in Lawrence
Oct 1 at City Hall in Lawrence Congressman Lodge assails Governor Russell over tariff silver and redistricting. He defends speaking with legislators at the State House lobby, denies lobbyist pay, cites Harper's Weekly and a Cleveland interview. Judge A A Putnam among other speakers.
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Boulangers Political Testament Ends With Suicide
Brussels reports Boulangers political testament in which Ernest Boulanger declares he will kill himself tomorrow. He praises the party and urges followers to persevere against those who forced his death, wishing to be remembered as a loyal soldier of France.
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Public Library dispute dominates Boston council meeting
The Boston Common Council debated the Public Library committee reports with Lowell backing the majority and Dean opposing both, while Norris pressed for a full accounting of mayoral contingent expenses. A majority vote adopted the majority report, and a separate order demanded the mayor’s contingent spending details. South Boston electric car funding gained support, and other items covered bridge delays, street work, and land sale for a theater project.
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Dr Mary Walker Remains Detained in Hanover
Hanover New Hampshire October 1 Dr Mary Walker is still detained at Sheriff Fosters residence Probable that authorities will take action tomorrow and determine her status or transfer further with official steps expected to follow thus far unresolved by local officials
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Chanler Paris Prize extended as final exams set in Boston
Jury meeting at the Art Museum extended specimen submission to October 15 for the Chanler Paris Prize. Final examinations run October 19 to 24 at the Art Museum with a $900 yearly stipend for five years to study drawing painting and decoration in Paris.
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Record of fires spares few Maine and prairie towns
Across Machias Ellendale Norway and other places a string of destructive fires leaves lumber, mills, barns and homes scorched. Fire departments fight for hours as losses run to tens of thousands with uncertain fatalities and insurance gaps.
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Grafton
FUSS WITH CHILE DESCRIBES AMERICAN LEGATION TENSIONS
The Herald reports heightened friction between Santiago authorities and Minister Egan. Police watched the legation all week, Americans Hillman Madden and Ray prast were briefly imprisoned after leaving the legation and two of Egan's servants were jailed two days. Chilean officials revoked arrest orders after Egan's protest, while Commodore Schley and Minister Egan press for firm action. Refugees remain under US flag protection as tensions rise with possible American fleet movements.
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Washington
Lares Schley
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Cal
Stata
Liberal party split over eight hour question and Welsh Church disestablishment
A National Liberal Federation council debate centers on an eight hours legal workday. Only five Liberal associations sent resolutions, with varying interpretations. The federation seeks open discussion rather than stifle debate and may schedule a general discussion of the issue. Resolutions also favored Welsh Church disestablishment and increased popular school control.
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Attempted assassination of Emperor Francis Joseph near Reichenberg
Emperor Francis Joseph reached Reichenberg safely as news spread of an alleged attack. Two nitroglycerin bombs were found in the Rosenthal tunnel gutter, with a time fuse set for the imperial train. The fuse exploded early, the tunnel masonry suffered, but the bridge remained intact and repairs were quickly completed before the train passed. No arrests reported.
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