Harvard Triumphs Over Bowdoin 17 0 in Poor Defense Show
Harvard defeated Bowdoin 47 0 at Soldiers Field in a game marked by strong Harvard offense yet weak defense. Hanlay at left halfback excelled before injury, Mills scored twice and Noyes contributed judicious play and two goal conversions, while Bowdoin star Kinsman dazzled but couldn’t overcome the Crimson. Attendance numbered about five thousand as Harvard earned a decisive victory despite defensive lapses.
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Harvard
Bowdoin
Soldiers Field
Williams
Hurley
Hanlay
Crimson
Kinsman
Blagden
Mills and
Noyes
Meier
Mills
Customs fraud trial shows alleged gifts to Glasgow officers
Government counsel described intimate terms of friendship between United States customs examiners James A. Shedd and John W. Trafton and Glasgow Manufacturing Company officers. He said goods from St Gall Swiss shipments valued over 600,000 francs passed through their hands with little duty paid. Witnesses testified about lace curtains bought cheap in Boston, claims of legitimate imports, and insurance proceeds after a shipwreck. District Attorney Moulton led sworn testimony from about 30 witnesses, including European associates.
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John H. Casey
United States Customs
James A. Shedd
John W. Trafton
Glasgow Manufacturing Company
Lowell
United States District Court
Shedd
Trafton
Glasgow
Mr. Casey
St. Gall
Switzerland
Trafton and Shedd
United States
Antwerp
Casey
Europe
Moulton
Edward H. Bell
Dorchester
Boston
Grunberg
Manu
Charlestown Street
Bruxelles
Witness
George W. Little
Ed EB. Cole
Gurney Case Not Closed Says Governor Bates
Governor Bates rejects a Washington despatch claiming closure of the Gurney automobile incident. He plans to supply detailed specifications to Assistant Secretary Atlee, expanding beyond prior replies. Adee criticizes Bates letter, finding fault with the automobile laws advice given.
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Bates
Washington
Atlee
Adee
Massachusetts
Hunt and Huestis Wed at Auburndale Church
At the Church of the Messiah Auburndale this evening George E. Hunt of Boston married Miss Ethel W Huestis daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Huestis The ceremony united the couple in a formal marriage in Auburndale October 5.
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Auburndale
Church of the Messiah
George E. Hunt
Boston
Ethel W.huestis
Joseph Huestis
Ballots fail to yield nominee at Cape district convention
Buzzard's Bay Oct 5 Delegates at the Cape district Republican senatorial convention after 73 ballots named all four candidates for the nomination William A Nye of Bourne Thomas Pattison of Osterville Herbert N Hinckley of Vineyard Haven and Heman A Harding of Chatham The former candidate D M Nickerson Jr of Harwich had withdrawn early.
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Buzzard’s Bay
Cape District
William A. Nye
Bourne
Thomas Pattison
Osterville
Herbert N. Hinckley
Vineyard Haven
Heman A. Harding
Chatham
D. M. Nickerson, Jr
Harwich
Kelley to Run for Congress Against Roberts
Lynn report states in the Democratic convention for the seventh district Representative William A. Kelley of Lynn was nominated by acclamation. Charles J. Barton of Melrose was named presidential elector.
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Kelley
Congress
Roberts
Lynn
William A. Kelley
Charles J. Barton
Melrose
Middlesex district GOP renominates two Newton figures
In Natick on October 5 the Republican voters of the first Middlesex district renominated Senator William Dana of Newton and William M. Flanders of Newton as members of the State committee.
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Natick
Middlesex
William Dana
Newton
William M. Flanders
Republicans Renominate Craig in Essex Seat
The Republicans of the first Essex senatorial district renominated Senator William F. Craig of Lynn. Louis H. Bartlett was chosen a member of the State committee.
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Essex
William F. Craig
Lynn
Louis H. Bartlett
Walker Nominated by Fourth Republican District
HAVERHILL October 5 The fourth Republican district senatorial convention nominated James H Walker of Amesbury to succeed Senator How.
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Haverhill
James H. Walker
Amesbury
How
Not Guilty Says Hurley
Ex Mayor John F. Hurley pleaded not guilty in Salem Superior Court to an indictment charging liquor law violations for keeping intoxicating liquor for sale at the Washington Street jewelry store during his mayoralty era and for years before. He nodded to supporters as he took a seat with attorney Joseph F. Quinn while several Salem police officers prepared to testify for the prosecution led by Assistant District Attorney Sherman.
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Salem
Sherman
Rounds Renominated by Acclamation in Cambridge
William J. Rounds, the Republican candidate from the second Middlesex senatorial district in Cambridge, was renominated by acclamation last night, signaling solid party support and a smooth path to the forthcoming election.
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William J. Rounds
Middlesex
Cambridge
Ex Mayor Coulter Nominated by Socialists for Congress
Brockton mass Socialists in the 14th district nominate ex mayor Charles H Coulter for Congress in a campaign move announced today October 5. The former official gains a high profile bid amid a shifting local political landscape.
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Brockton
14Th Congressional District
Charles H. Coulter
Boy Dies After Apple Tree Fall in Jamaica Plain
Daniel F Meserve age 6 of 23 Anawan Avenue Jamaica Plain fell twenty feet from a limb while picking apples on the Brown estate off Centre Street. The limb broke and he struck his head, dying yesterday morning.
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Brown
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Daniel F. Meserve
Anawan Avenue
Meserve
Local Labor Notes and New Unions Form in Somerville
Electrical Workers' Union 103 endorsed Bakers' and Hatters' Union labels. An organizing committee from Metal Polishers Buffers Platers Chandelier Workers and Brass Moulders unions will advance craft unionization. A Carpenters' Union started in Somerville with 46 charter members. Plasterers' Union 10 admitted 10 applicants and planned its annual ball while urging members to stay away from New York during a strike.
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Electrical Workers’ Union
Bakers
Carpenters
Somerville
Plasterers
New York
John Redmond and Notables Sail for Europe
John E. Redmond the Irish leader and Sir William Ramsay president of the Society of Chemical Industry along with the Earl and Countess of Yarmouth sailed for Europe today aboard the Baltic from New York arriving for their voyage on October 5.
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New York
John E. Redmond
William Ramsay
Society of Chemical Industry
Earl and Countess of Yarmouth
Europe
Baltic
Jordan and Vanderbilt Dominate Brockton Fair Horse Show
At Brockton on October 5, 29,500 visitors attended the 31st Brockton Agricultural Society exhibition. Eben D. Jordan claimed five firsts and Reginald Vanderbilt four in the horse show, with several others winning multiple prizes. Harness classes featured strong Jordan and Vanderbilt entries, and Amdrosis posted the day’s best time 2 09 in the free-for-all pace heat.
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Brockton
Brockton Agricultural Society
Eben D. Jordan
Reginald Vanderbilt
H. P. Drake
Boston
A. C. Dietrich
Courtland H. Smith
A. H. Fitch
S. J. Holloway
F. Lothrop Ames
Messrs. Jordan
Vanderbilt
Amdrosis
Salls Gets One Year for Straw Bail Offense
E. Sallis of Somerville was sentenced to one year in Cambridge jail by Judge Lowell yesterday after pleading guilty to the indictment. He is also under another state court indictment for a like offense.
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Sallis
Somerville
Cambridge
Lowell
Salls
State Court
Suits and undergarments offered with clear pricing
The advertisement promotes ready to wear suits and heavier underwear. It promises worry free quality if purchased from the retailer and lists prices from ten dollars to thirty dollars for suits and fifty cents to two dollars per garment for heavier undergarments. The tone emphasizes assurance and value for buyers.
Boston College Alumni Banquet Honors Bishop Delaney
About 100 alumni and clergy gathered at the Hotel Brunswick to honor Bishop Delaney of Manchester New Hampshire at a Boston College Alumni Association dinner. Speakers included Rev William F Gannon Bishop O Connell and Dr Michael Glennon who praised the newly consecrated bishop and his service.
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Delaney
Manchester
N. H
Boston College Alumni Association
Brunswick
Michael Glennon
O’connell
Portland
Willam G. McDonald
James F. Stanton
S. J
John A. Degan
James J. McQuiggan
James McLaughlin
William F. Gannon
Ss. J
Charles H. Winn
Willam F. Gannon
Boston College
John M. Colgan
Joseph G. Anderson
Pretty wedding in Somerville at Third Universalist Church
Miss Mabel Huntington daughter of Mr and Mrs John Janes of 391 Highland avenue and Edwin Francis Burroughs son of Mrs A F Burroughs of 408 Highland avenue were wed last evening at the Third Universalist Church on College avenue. The Rev William Couden officiated assisted by Rev Glenn Tilley Morse. The bride wore a white satin gown with tulle veil and orange blossoms and carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. Her sister Miss Gertrude Janes was bridesmaid with a pink rose bouquet. Lindley A Varney of Haverhill cousin of the groom was best man. Ushers were Frank W Janes, Fred E S Felt, Harold M Cushman and Charles A Varney.
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Somerville
Mabel Huntington
John Janes
Highland Avenue
Edwin Francis Burroughs
A. F. Burroughs
Third Universalist
College Avenue
William Couden
Glenn Tilley Morse
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Broadway
West Somerville
Gertrude M. Janes
Lindley A. Varney
Haverhill
Frank W. Janes
Chelsea
Fred E.S. Felt
Harold M. Cushman
Charles A. Varney
Miss Fanny Morgan Weds Dr Ferguson at Brookline
Miss Fanny Morgan a trained nurse at Elliott Hospital married Dr Samuel T Ferguson of North Weare New Hampshire last evening at 50 Waverly Street Brookline. Fred J L Morgan served as best man and Miss Annie Ferguson was bridesmaid. About 40 guests attended from various New England towns.
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Fanny Morgan
Elliott Hospital
Samuel T. Ferguson
North Weare
N. H
Waverly Street
Brookline
Fred JL. Morgan
Annie Ferguson
New England
Trouble in Ninth Regiment Reopened by Discharge Request
A new dispute in the Ninth Regiment M. V. M. follows Captain James A. Cully applying to discharge four privates who allegedly gifted cigars to Lieutenant Delaney. The case, now with Colonel William H. Donovan, reopens an old quarrel that led to a 1902 law granting privates hearings on such discharge requests.
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James A. Cully
Delaney
Cully
William H. Donovan
Donovan
Edward L. Logan
South Boston
Poison figures in Page divorce suit
B Clarence Page lost his Middlesex county Superior Court divorce bid yesterday as Judge Richardson ruled he could not prove desertion. Mrs Page testified she found poison in her coffee and that Page paid bills for other women. She said she left him in October 1889 citing danger to her life.
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B. Clarence Page
Middlesex County Superior Court
Richardson
Page
Spinners Condemn Governor Bates For His Veto
Resolutions condemning Governor Bates for his veto of the women's and minors' bill were the feature of yesterday's meet. The gathering expressed strong disapproval and urged reconsideration by the administration.
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Bates
28th Annual National Spinners Convention Elects Officers
The 28th annual convention of the National Spinners Association adopted a resolution denouncing Governor Bates and calling for his defeat in the November election. It endorsed the 68 hour and overtime bills. Officers elected include President Michael J. White Dover New Hampshire Vice President Urban Fleming Holyoke Secretary Samuel Ross New Bedford Treasurer Thomas O Donnell Fall River.
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Ing
National Spinners’ Association
Bates
Michael J. White
Dover
N. H
Urban Fleming
Holyoke
Samuel Ross
New Bedford
Thomas O'Donnell
Fall River
Miss Laura West Weds Alpine McLean in Revere Home
Miss Laura B West daughter of Chief Herbert W West of the Metropolitan police of Revere Beach reservation married Alpine McLean of Revere last night at her parents Eliot circle Revere ceremony performed by Rev J W Horner in front of many relatives and friends reception large after which the couple will reside on Shirley avenue Revere following a wedding trip
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Laura B. West
Herbert W. West
Metropolitan Police
Revere Beach Reservation
Alpine McLean
Revere
Eliot
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