German American Reform Union backs Tammany slate at county convention
In New York on October 9 the German American Reform Union held its county convention and passed resolutions endorsing Tammany Hall's ticket. The measures criticized the blue laws and denounced Commissioner Roosevelt and Mayor Strong.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Supreme Court
Charles H. Truax
Frederick Smyth
Carles F. MacLean
Court of General Sessions
Joseph E. Newburger
Martin T. McMahon
Robert A. van Wyck
John P. Schuchman
Edward 0. Dwyer
Henry D. Purroy
Wiliam Sohmer
Harvard Routs Exeter 38 to 0 in Yale Amherst clash
Harvard overwhelmed Exeter 38 to 0 in yesterday's game, carving early leads with Gonterman Hayes and Davis. Brewer faced many substitutions, Exeter's light lineup struggled against Harvard's heavy rush, and key plays included a 55 yard run by Gonterman and multiple goals after touchdowns.
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Harvard
Exeter
Toal
Brewer
Hayes
Lewis
Gonterman
Davis
Sonse
Newton Athletic Association
Athletic House
Dunlop
Emerson
Evans
Williams
Willams
Shaw
A. Brewer
Ease
Hawking
Scannell
Connor
Zimmerman
Cabot
Moulton
Doucette
Hennan
Holt
Gould
Donald
Newell
Hamlen
Fennessy
N. Gibbons
Houghton
Gibbons
Mackintosh Coats Offer At Special Store Prices
In this season of peak demand, Mackintosh Coats are plentiful in the Men's Furnishing Dept on Street Floor at the Washington Street entrance. Detachable capes and double breasted styles in gray, brown, blue and black available in sizes 34 to 48. Rubber store prices 15.00 and 18.00 reduced to 12.00. Boys coats with capes at 5.00 and 8.30. Coats guaranteed waterproof and seams durable.
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Mackintosh
Washington Street
Foot Ball Suits and Athletic Gear Sale
6000 Canvas Foot Ball Jackets in full range, sleeves optional, sizes for men and boys. Usual price 1.50, our price 75 cents. Located in the Men's Furnishings Dept street floor Washington st entrance. Largest assortment of sweaters golf and football stockings suits and athletic goods in America.
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Washington St
America
Incidents at Homes of Beverly Leaders Stir Excitement
Beverly October reports Thomas N Doutney temperance advocate left town with agent Thompson after a week of sensational charges. Rev W A Thurston denounced Doutney from the pulpit warning members to avoid him, citing moral concerns. The case centers on alleged improper conduct in homes of leading female parishioners during Doutney's temperance tours.
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Beverly
Thomas N. Doutney
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thompson
Coutney
W. A. Thurston
Doutney
Mr. Thurston
Mr. Doutney
Fight Set For Hot Springs For Corbett Fitzsimmons Clash
In Dallas the conference on the Corbett Fitzsimmons prize bout chose Hot Springs Arkansas as the venue. Arkansas law treats boxing as a misdemeanor with up to 1000 dollars fine. Governor Clarke opposes it, but Hot Springs promoters prevailed after a strong presentation. The date remains October 31 with federal interference looming. Ardmore loses chance after Washington declaration.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dallas
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas
Clarke
Washington
Ardmore
Austin
William Delaney
Dr. McDonald
John McVey
Joe Corbett
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Texas
Delaney
San Antonio
Fight proposal shocks promoters at Dallas meeting
At a Dallas meeting of Corbett Fitzsimmons promoters Martin Julian Fitzsimmons representative proposed to William Brady Corbett's agent that if the Florida Athletic Club cannot stage the bout, Fitzsimmons would fight Corbett for the stakes alone ten thousand dollars a side in private with six men per side.
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Dallas
Tex
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Martin Julian
Fitzsimmons
William A. Brady
Corbett
Brady
Julian
Florida Athletic Club
Vigorous Rally Opens Massachusetts Campaign in Music Hall
The Bay State Democracy opened its campaign with a rousing Music Hall rally featuring ex Governor Russell Judge Corcoran and candidates Williams Flynn and Hurlburt. The crowd filled every seat and roared approval as speeches attacked the Republican A P A plank and promoted Democratic issues and home rule for cities.
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Bay State
Music Hall
Boston
Russell
Judge Corcoran
Wil Hams
John EB. Russell
Josiah Quincy
Edward Jynn
Henry F. Hurlburt
James Donovan
Patrick Maguire
John H. Sullivan
Benjamin W. Wells
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Godfrey Morse
Cunningham
State Committee
Republican Party
Greenhalger
Williams
Edward J. Flynn
Leecester
John E. Russell
Wolcott
Curtis Guild, Jr
Corcoran
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
O’neil
William E. Russell
Greenhalge
Bowdwitch
William Bowdwitch
Flynn
Executive Council
Middlesex
Norfolk
Suffolk County
Essex
Hurlburt
John B. Russell
Shepherd of
Haverhill
Cottage City
Round Tables Return To Favor In Homes And Hotels
Round tables are in high demand and expected to become important evidence within six months. They are sociable, space efficient, and ease serving. The sample shows a massive carved base with a 54 inch top and no legs to interfere with seating. Oak and mahogany in stock with other circular patterns available.
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Cork
Mass. Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Joseph Cahm
N. E
JOS. Schlitz’s
Milwaukee
D— Arnold & CO
Ogdensburg
N. Y
India
Bass
Guinness
Purchase Street
Price St
Union Hat CO
Hanover St., Cor
Union
BUCS
Barnard & Co
Tammany Ticket
Germ'ns Indorse
Tammany
New England
Larrabee’s
Temple
West St
Exeter Boys
Yale
Amherst
Spitz Bros
Mark
Pantaloons
Summer St
Washington S1
Mork
Coats
The
Wm, Smith & Sons & Iring
Columbia
Roxbury
Rous
Ing
Corcoran, Edward J. Flynn
the Hon
C. E. Davis
Pree
Optician
Ark Bae Meoms
Texas Grand Jury
ST. Louis
Denison
Turkey
Vermont
Robinson & CO
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street