Governor Greenhalge Rally in Greenfield Opera House
Governor Greenhalge spoke to a large Greenfield audience at the Opera House, amid a recital of political contrasts with Democrats. He framed Massachusetts policy as Republican and defended tariffs, credit, and state governance while urging voters to support his party in the 1896 election. </s>
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Greenfield
Greenhalge
Opera House
Herbert C. Parsons
Joseph Griswold
Harrison
Cleveland
Ross
Troy
Massachusetts
Franklin County
Mr. Griswold
Congressman McCall
Republican Party
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Commonwealth
United States
Danz Malone
Williams
Council
Samuel W. McCall
Winchester
State Nomination Highlights Across Massachusetts
Nominations from both parties announced yesterday across towns including Lawrence Ipswich Lowell Attleboro Westfield Leicester Danvers Gloucester Haverhill Northampton Brookline Watertown and Boston. Notable names cover Lawrence Thomas A Brooks Rockport J Loring Woodfill Harlow Mason Crocker, Will Hall Poore, Charles H Utley, Frank Chandler and Francis H Raymond among others.
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Lawrence
Essex
Thomas A. Brooks
Lowell
John M. Harlow
Woburn
Ipswich
J. Loring Woodfail
Rockport
Buzzard's Bay
Barnstable
Charles C. Crocker
Liba Holton
Falmouth
Attleboro
Bristol
M. O. Wheaton
Burrell Porter, Jr
North Attleboro
Westfield
Hampden
William A. Chase
Holyoke
Leicester
Worcester
Erastus Jones
Spencer
Danvers
William B. Sullivan
Gloucester
George M.mclain
Haverhill
Levi A. Drury
Jackson Webster
Will Hall Poore
Republcan
Northampton
Hampshire
Charles 8
Shat‘tuck
Hatfield
Brookling
Norfolk
Charles H. Utley
Brookline
Watertown
Middlesex
Frank Chandler
Belmont
Boston
Francis H. Raymond
Somerville
Dedham
Ep Hada Nedeal D. Humphrey
Dedam
Milford Rep Charles W Carroll Fights Monopoly in State House
To the Editor of the Post, the writer commends Charles W. Carroll of Milford for his stance against monopoly. The eleventh Worcester district rep refused to back the salary grab bill and voted to defeat it, using his influence to aid the people and oppose measures favoring trusts.
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Sir
Democratic Party
State House
Charles W. Carroll
Milford
Worcester
Milford Voter Backs Carroll For Renomination
The Milford Voter endorses Charles W. Carroll seeking renomination, praising his honesty integrity and service. It notes his close ties to constituents and his key role on the railroad committee, urging voters to return him to the House this fall.
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West End
Carroll
Railroad Committee
Charles W. Carroll
Milford
Post
Hitt
Republicans in Lynn choose delegates for districts
In Lynn last evening Republicans selected delegates for representative conventions. In the seventeenth district Fogg was chosen for the nomination with Swampscott supplying the other candidate after a three cornered fight. In the nineteenth district Estes and Allen won without opposition in Lynn field. In the twentieth district Shepard and Saunderson secured delegates from Wards 6 and 7 and Saugus without contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shepard
Howard K. Saunderson
Torchlight parade backs Ward 7 House candidates Clark and McMackin
Political notes describe a torchlight parade in Ward 7 to support Edward P. Clark and Bernard McMackin for the House. A Republican senatorial convention in the fourth Middlesex district is set for next Monday in South Framingham with a likely contest between Senator George A. Reed of Framingham and Colonel Henry Parsons of Marlboro, with A. P. A. forces backing Parsons.
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Ward 7
Edward P. Clark
Bernard McMackin
House of Representatives
North Margin Street
Fourth Middlesex
South Framingham
George A. Reed
Framingham
Henry Parsons
Marlboro
Parsons
Press Cycling Club century ride amid mud and headwinds
A large Roxbury Wheelmen outing drew 33 riders including four women. despite rain the pace was strong and finishers arrived on schedule at Newburyport after a 100 mile run. Several riders had minor falls, none seriously hurt, with lively reports of pace set by H. Gordon and French on a tandem.
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Press Cycling Club
Lynn
Newburyport
Wolf Tavern
Fred Graves
Fred St. Onge
Malden
Mr. Green
Rowley
Tibbetts
Mrs Savage
Mrs. Kelly
Miss .Knox
Messrs
R. Gordon
M. R. Chamberlain
F. W. Carr
C. H. Finley
A. W. Pease
Eddie Martin
Warner Demond
Lawrence Land
F. L. Tupper
Clarence Lee
C. F. Lamont
Roxbury
H. Gordon
French
Salem
McGinley
Massachusetts
Boston
New York
Brockton
Pit
Asbury Park
Mr. Bowe
Pequot
Razoux & Handy
Tremonti Street
Harvard Rout Exeter In 42 to 0 Classic Football Win
Harvard dominates Exeter scoring four Gonterman and Fennessy touchdowns along with a Davis TD as they roll to 42 points. Exeter fails to score while Lynn and East Boston clash later with Smith and Merritt scoring for Lynn. Referees and officials listed.
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Harvard
Exeter
Moulton
Cabot
Shaw Haughton
L.t
Scannell
Connor Holt
Hennan
F. Shaw
Doucette
Jaffray
Sess
Donald
Gould
A. Brewer
Newell
Emerson
Evans Reale
Ham
Yale hands Amherst 88 to 0 in football rout
Yale, at Yale field in New Haven on October 9, overwhelmed Amherst 88 to 0. All scoring occurred in the first half as Yale used substitutes after intermission. Notable Yale scorers were Jerrens and Dewitt with multiple touchdowns, while Amherst showed strength only in occasional drives against Yale’s second unit.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Amherst
Thorne
Cross, Dewitt
Jerrems
Tyler
Kimball
Harvard
BU Football Eleven Trials Opened with 18 Players
Boston University athletics president Perkins ordered first practice on the Common. Eighteen men appeared, led by Hughes a 6 foot 3 inch 250 pound candidate for centre. Sanborn, last year’s captain, coached, with Bill Hoager and Harvard involvement aiding.
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President Perkins
Boston University Athletic Association
B. U
Hughes
Brinton
John C. Sanborn
Bill” Hoager
Harvard
Williams
Flemmings
Cass
Union College
Lenox H. Lindsay
Clarkson
D. P. Butler
W. F. Nagle
Law School
Butler
Boston Latin School
Nagle
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Maryland
W. F. Butler
Woodard
Murray
H. C. Sanborn
Baldwin
Arthur Teele
Princeton and Harvard Football Renewal Discussed in Cambridge
At Cambridge the prospect of a Princeton versus Harvard football game this season drew attention. Profess or Ames is pushing for the contest with Nov. 9 eyed if schedules allow. Princeton has Cornell on Nov. 9 but could move that game to Nov. 2 to free Nov. 9 for Harvard. An editorial argues a meeting this year is impossible.
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Commonwealth
Republican Party
Democratic Party
United States
New England
New York
Supreme Court
Harvard
Princeton
Cambridge
Ames
Alarvard
Nassau College
Cornell
Princetonian
Dedham High School Beats Burdett Business College 10–0
Dedham High School thrashed Burdett Business College of Boston 10 to 0 at Stone Park Dedham dominating from start to finish. Clark the left halfback starred scoring both touchdowns one from forty yards and the other a twenty five yard sprint. Elegant tackling by Brennan Warren Baker Johnson Smith and Brown highlighted the defense.
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Dedham
Dedham High School
Burdett Business College
Boston
Stone Park
Clark
Brennan
Warren
Baker
Johnson
Smith
Brown
Harvard A A race crew training for Bos ton race Friday
Harvard crew candidates not on football squad train for a two mile Bos ton Athletic Association race on Friday Oct 25. Listed rowers include Chatman Stillman Hollister Ames Perkins Stevenson Jennings stroke Bullard coxswain Rust and they practiced on the river yesterday with a launch coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Watson
Boston Athletic Association
Bow
Chatman
Stillman
Hollister
Ames
Perkins
R. H. Stevenson
Jennings
Bullard
P. Db. Rust
Mr. Watson
East Boston High Defeats Lynn High 12 to 0
East Boston High School defeated Lynn High 12 to 0 yesterday afternoon at East Boston athletic grounds. East Boston opened with the kickoff and moved downfield. Adams gained big yards, Taylor broke through, and scored for East Boston as the first half ended.
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Lynn
Bennison
East Boston
Smith
Fitz
Wright
Merritt
Redeesces
Avetses
Essescetitey Smith Grover
Sae Ayes
Cadst
Risa Aniedee
Tia Atts
Morris Hhigford
R.g
Scessestiee Peecsasebg
Cochran Palmer
Garney
Lynn High
Adams
Taylor
Bigford
East Bos
Tigers Triumph Over Virginia In Season Opener
The Tigers overwhelmed the University of Virginia 36 to 0 at Catonsville Club grounds. Princeton, under Yale-Princeton rules, scored six times with Armstrong Rosengarten Church Riggs and Ayers reaching the end zone. Goalie Pope Rosengarten and Baird starred on defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tigers
University of Virginia
Catonsville Club
Princeton
Armstrong
Rosengarten
Church
Riggs
Ayers
Pope
Baird
Bowdoin Beats Andover in Rough Game
Andover challenged Bowdoin today but fell 18 to 10 as Bowdoin’s heavier line overwhelmed the visitors. Holman and Schrieppe starred for Andover while McMillan and Stanwood led Bowdoin with McMillan’s 60 yard run and touchdown highlighting the contest.
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Andover
Bowdoin
Holman
Schrieppe
McMillan
Stanwood
Éotors
Harvard Juniors Defeat Hopkinson at Soldiers Field
Harvard juniors win 6 to 0 over Hopkinson at Soldiers Field yesterday. Kernan broke through left tackle for a 50 yard touchdown early in the first half. Hopkinson nearly scored in the second half but spectators crowded the field and halted the play.
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Harvard
Hopkinson
Soldiers Field
Kernan
Brookline High Eleven Defeats Newton A A Second Team
Brookline Minor Games on Brookline Common featured Brookline High eleven defeating Newton A A second eleven after two halves by 20 to 0. In Waterville Maine Colby College beat Hebron Academy eleven 62 to 0.
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Brookline High
Newton A. A
Brookline Common
Brookline
Waterville
Colby
Hebron Academy
Foul play suspected in Lynn laborer’s death
Benjamin Reed a 40 year old laborer died at a Lynn hospital after a Tuesday night fist fight and a fall in a liquor saloon. He suffered a skull fracture and had fallen from a street car a week earlier. Police will investigate possible foul play as the cause of death.
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Lynn
Benjamin Reed
Mrs Chant Addresses Newton Women on Municipal Politics
Mrs L Ormiston Chant of London spoke at Newtonville Congregational Church on October 9 about women as a factor in municipal politics. She praised women’s voting rights, urged equal political participation, and urged women to help clean up civic life with practical involvement.
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Newton
Great Land Enterprise in Maine Seeks Cottage City Powers
The Petit Manan Land and Industrial Company, formed by E. F. Hanson now mayor of Belfast and Dr. G. C. Kilgore, aims to develop 3000 acres on Petit Manan Peninsula near Bar Harbor. Plan includes 16 miles of streets, cottages, parks, water works, electric lights, sewerage, a casino, and a 2 percent quarterly dividend on a $2.5 million capital secured by real estate. Offices in Belfast and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Hanson
Belfast
G. C. Kilgore
Dana Sarsaparilla Company
Maine
Petit Manan Land and Industrial
Addiiton
John Hancock Building
Boston
Temple Cup Receipts Divided Between Two Baseball Clubs
The Temple cup series receipts total about $16,000 to be split between Cleveland and Baltimore clubs. Cleveland receives 60 percent or $9,600 as winner, Baltimore 40 percent or $6,400. About $1,000 will be deducted for expenses.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Supper Hosted by Combination Hage Chelsea Fire Committee
Members of Combination, Hage, Chelsea hosted a supper for the fire committee and invited guests last evening at the new rone house on Sagmore avenue. About fifty persons attended.
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Combination
Hage
Chelsea
New Rone House
Sagmore Avenue
Pratty
Electrician Fatally Injured After Gear Fall
Gustav Olsson an electrician with Blanchard Machine Company fell into a gear yesterday afternoon and was fatally injured after three revolutions.
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Gustav Olsson
Blanchard Machine Company
Ordination and Installation of A. P. Reccord in Chelsea
Augustus P. Reccord, Harvard graduate, was ordained and installed as pastor of the First Unitarian Church in Chelsea last evening. Rev. Edward D. Towle of Salem led the ordaining prayer.
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Augustus P. Reccord
Harvard University
First Unitarian Church
Chelsea
Edward D. Towle
Salem
The Mexican Rheumatic Cure Promised Reform in Pain Relief
A Boston man Rheumatism cure from a Spaniard in Mexico allegedly cured a lifelong sufferer in weeks. Claims include rapid relief and a broad distribution by Weeks Potter and others. Testimonials from Mrs Fol of Wellesley Hills praise the treatment as lifesaving, with bottles sold at $1 each by druggists.
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Gilman M. Ryder
Boston
Minatitlan
Mexico
Mr. Ryder
New England
Fuing
Quincy Margot
D. M. Fol
Wellesley Hills
Adrug
Oters
Nosegay Wins At Mystic Park Opening Day Surprises
Medford October meeting opener draws 300 fans as Nosegay ridden by O Neil edges Nosegay in a tight finish after Siroch scratches. Sclavonic with Wallace sits set to chase but tops 2:22 pace, clipping seconds off his mark. Pan Clare conquers a hard fought 2:24 trot heat while Golden Bell, Dan Wilkes and Lizzie Garnet follow. Races postponed to tomorrow night.
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Medford
Mystic Park
Jerry O'Neil
Siroch
Germaine
Vega
Benton
John Kelley
East View
O'Neil
General Washington
Fred B
Sclavonic
George ‘Wallace
Wallace
New York
Jock Bowen
Pan Clare
J.H. Lewis
Golden Bell
Dan Wilkes
Lizzie ‘Garnet
Speedwell
Close heats hold up Concord driving park events
Concord New Hampshire October 9 second week at the Driving Park opened with seven close heats in both classes left unfinished. The 2:34 class lacked a winner as betting favored Thompson last week and Cunningham surged to a sixth place. Officials Milton Kidder Boyce and L F Collins started the events. listed entries include Glencoe Wines Mambrino Davis and Dizoneer with times around 2:30 to 2:34.
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Concord
N. H
Driving Park
Thompson
Cunningham
George S. Milton
Kidder Boyce
L. F. Collins
Glencoe
Wilkes
Gillis
Deucastion
Cunninghs Vale Lmipealés
M. ‘Bailey
Clara Wilkes
Palmer
Dizoneer
B. S
Morrill
Seeseres
Blackburn
G. S
Fitzgerald
Pace
Purse Bae
Ligaey
B. m
Billy Wilkes
Mambrino Davis
Joe Patchen Wins Pacing Stakes in Lexington Race
Joe Patchen defeated rivals Robert J. and John R. Gentry in a five heat pacing battle in Lexington. Patchen led from start to finish amid a dramatic finish as the famed stallions faced stiff competition from the Gentry horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Joe Patchen
Robert J
John R. Gentry
Deeen
Apludat
Patchen Defeats Robert J In Fast Heat Finish
Patchen wins the second heat in 2 06 1 2 as Gentry overtakes a close tie between Robert J. and Patchen. Patchen then wins the last two heats, marking his fourth victory over Robert J. this season.
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Robert J
Patchen
Gentry
Rugh
Races at Shore Park draw five thousand crowd
Five thousand spectators in Springvale watched action at Shore Park Acton Me today. In the three minute class for purses of 100 dollars Elias s B Be won first money with a time of 2 36 1 4. In the 2 37 class for 150 dollars Ben Wilkes owned by Bradbury of Effingham Falls captured first money with a time of 2 31 1 4.
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Springvale
Shore Park
Acton
Elias
S. B
Ben Wilkes
Bradbury
Effingham Falls
Topsham Fair Draws Crowd With Races and Balloon Ascension
Brunswick reports Sagadahoc fair events this afternoon featuring drawing matches, trick bicycle riding, a balloon ascent by Professor Co C Bonnette of St Johnsbury Vt, and trotting races in 2:31 and 2:50 classes and an 38 year old colt race. Winners include St Patrick in 2:31 with 2:24 8 4 best time Daniel in 2:50 with 2:32 1 2 and Albert H in the 38 year old colt race with 2:41 3 4 best time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Sagadahoc
Topsham
Co. C. Bonnette
St. Johnsbury
St. Patrick
Daniel
Albert H
Riverside Park winners jog to wins in fair cards
At Riverside Park fair in Bethrel Me on October 9 Viking won the three minute trot class with a best time of 2 36 3 4. Belle Wilkes captured the 2 36 class with a best time of 2 34 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethrel
Riverside Park Association
Viking
Belle Wilkes
Eastport Race Day Results at McFane Park
Eastport Me October 9 second day races at McFane Park show winners in 2:46 class Maud K finishing 2:29 3-4 and 2:25 class Hamlet clocking 2:28 3-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
McFane Park
Maud K
Hamlet
Aqueduct Track Winners From First Race Card
At Aqueduct Race Track results show Balmaghie first in five furlongs with Lillie Dorritt second and Perfidy third. The second race over one mile lists Samaritan first, Parthenia second, Claurece third, time 1 34 1/4. Third race three quarters sees Maraballe first, Key W second, time. Fourth race six furlongs has Mabel Glen first, Drum Major third, time 1:16 2/5. Fifth race three quarters notes Fifield first, Dulcie Larondie second, Tomoka third, time 1:16 2/5.
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Aqueduct Race Track
L. L
Oct
Balmaghie
Lillie Dorritt
Perfidy
Samaritan
Parthenia
Claurece
Wiante Maraballe
Key W . Time
Mabel Glen
Drum Major
Fifield
Dulcie Larondie
Tomoka
Boxing Show in Providence Promises Big Matches
The King Philip Athletic Society plans a Thursday boxing card in the Hennessy building Providence with Billy Hill Muldoon’s Pickaninny and Andy Watson in a fifteen round bout Phil Smith of Boston faces Dave Sullivan in ten rounds George Godfrey referees. Also scheduled: Boston College Wheelmen smoker in Boston and various other bouts and challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Philip
Athletic Society of Providence
R. I
Hennessy
Providence
Billy Hill
Muldoon
Pickaninny
Andy,Watson
Phil Smith
Boston
Dave Sullivan
George Godfrey
New England
Boston College Association
Wheelmen
Barry McCann
Young Harrison
Tommy Howie
Lafayette
Billy Woods
Eureka Club
Washington
Andy Watson
Concord Junction
Quincy
Watson
Jack Smith
Nick Burley
San Francisco
Burley
McCoy
George V. Tuohey
Possible New Polo League Emerges From New England Meeting
At a New England Polo League meeting held yesterday at the Falmouth House, New Bedford Fall River and Providence withdrew, fragmenting the old league. The plan to schedule winter league games failed, signaling a likely reorganization under a new name with more clubs. No date was set for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Falmouth
New Bedford
Fall River
Providence
Medics Take College Championship With 10 9 Win
Dartmouth notes Medics beat Juniors 10 to 9 in a baseball game that clinched the college title. Dinsmore and Tabor starred as pitchers with 16 and 13 strikeouts respectively. In tennis, heats were won by McColl Foster Moulton Macy Cummings and Middleton in today’s preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Dinsmore
Tabor
McColl
Foster
Moulton
Macy
Cummings
Middleton
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