Harvard Ends Williams Game With Line Weaknesses Acknowledged
The article notes Harvard’s second string, especially the line, underperformed against Williams though the original line showed strength with Grant at center and Burr and Nourse contributing. It highlights individual performers and injuries as Harvard prepares for Annapolis, with practice adjustments and lineup considerations ahead of the next test.
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Harvard
Williams
Parker
Burr
Nourse
Grant
New Coach Ed Whiting Takes Over English High
Ed Whiting, recently named head coach of English High, begins duties today. Known as a former interscholastic end for the Blue and Blue, he aided Franklin Field’s coaching staff earlier. The team faces injuries with Kiely and Faulkner out, but coaches expect eligible players soon and improvement as conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Whiting
English High
Whiting
Franklin Tield
O'Reilly
Kiely
Faulkner
Barbers Plan Licensing Bill at State Convention
The Massachusetts State Association of Barbers opened a convention in South Framingham to back a bill licensing all barbers in the Commonwealth. Delegates studied last year’s narrow defeat and elected officers W. E. Holden, Joseph J. Donovan, Austin Gabriel, and Morris Nowell, with Latham, Allen, and O'Donnell named to the legislative committee. The group also set the 1998 session in Boston, with further sessions to follow tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Massachusetts State Association of Barbears
Commonwealth
W. E. Holden
Joseph J. Donovan
Fitchburg
Austin Gabriel
Morris Nowell
Lowell
Silas Latham
Salem
Harry Allen
Lynn
C. E. O'Donnell
Boston
Stablemen Threaten Strike Over Wage Demands
Stablemen 65 members of the Stablemen's Union 407 threaten to strike if a wage increase and better conditions are not agreed by Wednesday night. They seek $2 more per week for a 41 hour day seven days a week with one half day off every two weeks. Currently paid $12 weekly and $1.75 daily for care of ten to fourteen hack horses, with 9865 workdays yearly and no holidays.
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Back Bay
Plumbers to Talk About Trade Schools and Legislation
The plumbers unions of the United Association in the state will meet to discuss trade schools a state board of examiners and other matters of import to the craft. They will review legislative proposals for consideration by next year s Legislature and gauge member opinions.
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The
United Association
Marines Band Celebrates 25 Years With Knights of Labor
The United States Marine Band of Washington entertaining the Knights of Labor at their 1091 Washington Street headquarters marks the 25th anniversary of the band's joining the Knights. Speakers include William Judge Ole May and band member B Sharper, with Harry Ludam and P J McCarthy also presenting remarks.
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United States Marine Band
Washington, D. C
Order of Knights of Labor
Boston Musicians’ Protective Assembly
K. of L
Washington Street
Knights of Labor
William Judge
Ole May
Sharper
Harry Ludam
Fort Adams
P. J. McCarthy
Division 7 A O FL Holds Meeting Adds Six Members
A largely attended session yesterday at Clan-na-Gael Hall D street saw Division 7 A. O. F L. add six new members to its rolls at the head quarters.
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A. O. FL
Clan-na-Gael
D Street
Telegraphers Not to Quit Union Plans Vigorous Strike Campaign
Branch 4 of the Commercial Telegraphers' Union met at 694 Washington Street to bolster the strike and push for better conditions. President James J. McGarty stated no official word had arrived from International President Small about calling off the strike and pledged continued effort. Delegates William H. O'Brien and James H. Shannon were chosen to address the State Branch A. I. of L. convention in Milford to seek broader support for the telegrapher strike.
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Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Washington Street
Small
James J. McGarty
MeGarty
William H. O
Sweden Eyes America's Cup Challenge With Small Yachts
The article notes Sweden's rising prominence in yachting and explores a potential America’s Cup bid. It highlights the Sverige’s 1852 race against the America, Swedish boats like the Sanjoy, and designer John Carlson’s plan to build a 60-foot challenger in the Margnethe style at Neglinge yard near Stockholm.
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Sverige
Lord John de Biaquire
Leeward
Sweden
Europe
Royal Swedish Yacht Club
San ‘Oy
Goesta Kyhlberger
Stockholm
John Carlson
Gunnar Melligren
Neglinge Wharf
Carlson
Record year in baseball attendance across American and National leagues
Attendance figures show the season just finished leads all prior years by over 300000 with a combined total of 6186557 spectators. The American league drew 3398764 and the National league 2787793, ahead of 1904 and up from last year by 417268 as the leagues outdrew the Nationals by more than 660000.
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Ban Johnson
Nationals
Chicago
Athletics
Boston
Cleveland
Seeree
New York
Bret
Detroit
Washington
Ste
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Seaesseese
New York Nationals
Highlanders
Labor Notes Show Unity Amid Union Attacks in Boston
Boston trades discuss discrimination claims against AFL unions allied with the Building Trades Council. New initiates include Longshoremen’s Provident Union members and Newsboys Protective Union recruits. Activities cover elections, sickness benefits, and plans for the AFL convention in Norfolk, with several unions reporting leadership changes and organizational ballots.
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American Federation of Labor Trades Amons
Building Trades Council
John T. Cashman
Boston Building Trades Council
Cornelius Newman
Boston
Union 77
Frank Moorhouse
Boston Painters’ Union 11
American Federation of Labor
Quincy
Portland
Boston Longshoremen’s Provident Union
Hanover Street
Market and Commission House Teamsters’ Union
Thomas J. Minihan
Newsboys’ Protective Union
Henry M. Peyser
Bunker Hill Bill Posters
Oliver, Cook
Board of Auditors
James J. Brennen
Common Council
Charlestown
Bay State Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
Youth football leagues roster with weight class teams
The notice lists multiple athletic associations in the Boston area offering games by weight classes from 100 to 180 pounds. It names clubs such as Waltham A A and Gloucester Football Association, with contact addresses and organizers like A H Weatherbee and F W Tipping, detailing home and away games and guarantee terms.
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Waltham A. A
L. Keegan
Middle Street
Newton
Alpine A
F. Richenburg
James Street
Roslindale
Sullivan A. A
I. H. Fitzgerald
Milk Street
Boston
Newtonville A. C
Eams
H. Jackson
Omar Terrace
Newtonville
Waltham
A. H. Weatherbee
Vernon Street
St. Germain
J. Kean
Belvidere Street
Gloucester Football Association
Summer Street
Gloucester
Olmstead
Jamaica’ Plain
A. Morgan
Oak View Terrace
T. L. Perrin
Wellesley Hills
Hilltops
Ss. Shelburne
Rollins Place
Brockton
W. Nelson
Coburn Street
Boxing Gossip Packed Week of Prize Fights Across Northeast
The week features bouts at Cooper Club Boston Haverhill and Winnisimmet Rhode Island with Packy McFarland vs Tommy Murphy drawing interest in Indianapolis. Local cards include Cove versus Delmont in Bowdoin Square and Langford versus Barry in Chelsea with dense preliminaries and a Gloucester main.
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al Delmont
Percy Cove
Tommy Rawson
Jack Flavin
Young Chisholm
Young Sullivan
Cooper Club
Boston
Bartly Connolly
Tom Sawyer
Haverhill
Harry Baker
Kid Beebe
From
Lucas
Philadelphia
Sam Langford
Jim Barry
Babe Brace
Alfred Anderson
Charley Hughey
Young Clements
Winnisimmet Athletic Club
Chelsea
Tommy Quill
Billy Glover
Kid Freeman
Willie Riley
Denny Ryan
Johnny Cavill
Thornton
KR. I
Eddie Greenwald
Young Fitzgerald
Milwaukee
Tommy Murphy
Packey McFarland
Indianapolis
Chicago
Kid Farmer
Rube Ferns
Peoria
Jerry Gaines
Black Fitzsimmons
Pocahontas
Gus Dumont
Gloucester
Joe Walcott
Billy Payne
Rockland
Sailor Brown
Mike Donovan
Rochester
N. Y
Roxy Roach
Muggsey Shoes
Pueblo
Col
Kid Warrier
Jack Morgan
Springfield
Jack Blackburn
National A. C
New England
Packy McFarland
Murphy
Winnisimmet
Rhode Island
Cooper
Cape Ann
Bowdoin Square
Tommy Langdon
Albert Delmont
Cove
Delmont
Albert
New York
Langford
Barry
St. Albans
Austin Rice
Joe Doyle
Mechanics’ Hall
Charlie Hagher
Lowell
Melrose
Fitz
Jerry
Poccabontas
Winnisimmer Athletic Club
George Alger
Departure of Freddie Parent Ends Era for Boston Americans
Freddie Parent leaves the Boston Americans after helping found the club and contributing to their world championship era. A premier Eastern league shortstop in 1898, he joined Boston with the American league's start and remained a fan favorite despite later drops in form. Born November 25, 1876 in Biddeford Maine, he learned baseball in Sanford and played for New Haven and Providence before joining Boston.
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Freddie Parent
Boston Americans
Parent
Providence
Collins
Boston
Providence Bastern
New York
Boston American
Cy Young
Criger
Hobe Ferris
Yale Declares No Secret Practice for West Point Prep
Captain Biglow of Yale says no secret practices will be ordered for the upcoming West Point game. The faculty allows daily gates open practice, secret signals on the gym floor have begun, and coach Bob Forbes leads Army preparations. Yale’s 52 to 0 win over Holy Cross is seen as poor prep for a tougher test.
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New Haven
Biglow
Yale
West Point
Army
Bob Forbes
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Columbia
New York City
Worcester
Bucknell
Princeton
Cornell
Friend of Lincoln Dead in Detroit
The Rev. Ephraim Halli Emery Jameson, D. D., 72, longtime district secretary for the American Baptist Missionary Society in Michigan and Ohio, died yesterday. He enjoyed a personal friendship with Abraham Lincoln.
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Detroit
Ephraim Halli Emery Jameson
American Baptist Missionary Society For
Michigan
Ohio
Jameson
Abraham Lincoln
Big Elevens Forming Into Contenders For Season Finale
Harvard outplays Williams as Yale shows strength with substitutes used. Princeton shines in victory over Bucknell while Penn faces Swarthmore testing field goal kicking. Carlisle Indians display fast, skilled play led by Mr. Pleasant with strong line and backfield. Dartmouth improves in back play and overall solidity as Amherst contest hints at rising form.
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Harvard
Husky Williams
Williams
The
Crimson
Tigers
McCormick
University of Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Alway
O’brien
Pennsy
Michigan
Syracuse
Carlisle Indians
Mr. Pleasant
Dartmouth
Amherst “Aggies
Hanover Boys
Harvard Athlete Posted on Violent Brick Incident Across Roxbury
A Harvard student from Lawrence Scientific School, Young Post, faces Roxbury court arraignment for felonious assault after throwing a brick that struck a child during Old Home Week. Police traced Post via a companion who received his name and address. Post, son of Louis and Angelica Post, apologized and was later bailed at 2000.
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Young Post
Young HuMey
Hurley
Roxbury Crossing
Post
Hayley
Lawrence Scientific School
Harvard
Louis
Angelica Post
West
Springfield Street
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Conservatory of Music
Germania Band
Southend Lad
Children’s Hospital
Roxbury Court
Lang Plays All Star Game for Dartmouth in Hard Week
Hanover October 13 Dartmouth showed the results of a hard week of practice in a game against Amherst. Lang returned to form and opened holes for the backs. Kennedy Bankart Baldwin Engersall and Marks starred as Dartmouth prepares for Maine at Portland with a 20 man squad.
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Hanover
Dartmouth
Ambherst
Lang
Iennedy
Bankart
Baldwin
Tobin
Engersall
Marks
Minnesota
Cambridge
Maine
Portland
Doctor marks 2400th birth at hospital in Atlanta
Dr. J. W. Carmichael assisted at the birth of an 11 pound boy today, noting he has officiated at the arrival of the 2400th baby at the hospital over 25 years.
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Atlanta
J. W. Carmichael
Shuman Introduces New Utility Coat
A. Shuman & Co unveils the Utility Coat a raincoat styled for fall wear beyond rainy days. The design features a boxy back new cuffs and practical details, earning quick popularity as a durable stylish everyday garment. The name appeals to practicality and is poised to become a lasting clothing term.
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Cravenette
A. Shuman & Co
Shuman
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