McKinley Receives Republican Delegation at Canton
A large Republican delegation from MacDonald County, Pennsylvania visits Major McKinley at his Canton home. Old folks from Cleveland and northeastern Ohio attend, with debate over convention credentials and notices amid a music hall dispute and questions of quorum and admission rules.
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Canton
MacDonald
Washington County
Penn
Major McKinley
Barnum
Pennsylvania
Major McKintey
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry Clay
Hanna's Big Fund Moves McKinley Victory Push
Mark Hanna's Massachusetts visit eight weeks ago boosted the Hanna McKinley fund with nearly 600000 raised in Massachusetts alone. Funds from Maine Vermont New Hampshire Rhode Island and Connecticut are to follow as the West absorbs most contributions. The ninth district leans toward Fitzgerald with limited local spending while Sears gains some financial backing. In the tenth Barrows faces Hall with ample funds and the state committee plans to send top speakers. Democratic donors also contributed checks from 100 to 1000.
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Mark Hanna
Massachusetts
McKinley
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
State Committee
Fitzgerald
Sears
Barrows
Hall
State Committee Io
Midwest Race Forecast Draws Mixed Sentiment
Take Your Choice Chicago reports mixed forecasts from party officials on the central West battle plan. Democratic leaders predict landslides in Minnesota Iowa Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Missouri and Nebraska while Republican advocates insist McKinley will win key Midwest states including Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin North Dakota and South Dakota with large majorities.
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Chicago
Mark Hanna
Central West
McKinley
Jones
Democratic Committee
Walsh
Democratic National Committee
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Missouri
Nebraska
Canton
Stark County
Bryan
South Dakota
North Dakota
Dr. Payne
Kentucky
Kansas
Wyoming
Nugent Responds to Archbishop Ireland on State Rights and Finance
The Rev J F Nugent pastor of the Catholic Church of the Visitation in Des Moines Iowa replies to Archbishop Ireland. He criticizes Ireland for repeating the gold standard argument while praising his patriotism. He defends state sovereignty and argues rights rest with state legislation and warns that producing families must share in what they create to prevent anarchy.
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Des Moines
J. F. Nugent
Catholic Church of the Visitation
Ireland
Waiting for Judgment on Ballot Law Convention Tickets
Ballot law commissioners weigh legality of two conventions after hearing Elder and Anderson. Elder contends new election statutes did not alter procedure and that ticket credentialing for convention halls remains reasonable, aiding large assemblies to convene promptly. Anderson argues the opposite, claiming changes created procedural chaos.
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Elder
Irom
Anderson
State Committee
Music Hall
Quincy House
Hamilton Place
Faneuil Hall
Kelcher
Yers Elder
Congress
Legis
Unitarian Club Dinner Probes Present Religious Outlook
About 125 members and guests gathered at the Vendome for the Unitarian Club’s season opener. Rev. Samuel M. Crothers of Cambridge outlined three religious types and urged examining beliefs against reasons while noting liberal and converging trends.
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Unitarian Club
Vendome
Francis C. Lowell
Walcots
Samuel M. Crothers
Cambridge
Christendom
Charles Flescher
Temple Adath Israel
Francis B. Hornbrook
Charles T. Billings
W. H. Pulsford
William H. Baldwin
E. B. Haskell Hamilton A. Hill
Frederic S. Clark
David B. Flint
Darwin E. Ware
James Longley
William Read
Charles ¢. Smith
David H. Coolidge
Edward A. Fiiene
Harvard Defeats Wesleyan 28 to 0 In Gridiron Clash
Harvard dominates Wesleyan with a 28 to 0 victory. Key players include Dunlop, Cozzens, and Raymond as Harvard blocks Wesleyan’s drives and scores through multiple touchdowns in the second half. Referee Puffer, umpire Gerrish. Lineman Woods.
Yale Defeats Williams 22 to 0 in New Haven Game
Yale dominated Williams with four touchdowns after muffed punts by Williams. Connor starred for Yale and Van Every registered the largest gains through the center while Williams, despite strong backs, muffed punts and fell short.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Illiams
Connor
van Every
Williams
Bong
Cnadwell Rodgers
Ewe Ewe
Carey
Chamberlain
Ewes T
Fifer Connor
Dazen
R. E
Rutter
Whitney Ely
B. Seeee
Q. D
Ryan
van Very
el. B. B
Davis
Vilmore
H. B
Branch Benjamin
Mills
Teow
Denman Hinkey
Chauncey
G. T. Adee
John Ives
T. LB. Hull
Walter Darragh
Rodgers
Gilmore
Hinkey
Bowdoin Defeated by B A A on South End Grounds
Bowdoin, 26, lost to B A A 22 to 6 on the South End grounds. Nickerson, Anthony, Curtis, and Burns scored for B A A amid rough play. Bowdoin's lone touchdown came from Stanwood after a late stand. Clark and Curtis kicked goals for B A A. Referee William Mackie.
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South End
Clark
Shute
Anthony
Curtis
Nickerson
Graham
Veazie
Stanwood
Richards
Wuns
Bond
Stockbridge
Russell
Burns
PINON
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Teeewensees
Stockbridge Butler
F. O
Stearns Graham
de Dervvececs
R Oh
Stanwood Anthony
Knowlton
Diweg
Moulie Curtis
Os Erarit
Stetson
William Mackie
Mreed Atherton
Venezuela Boundary Commission Debates Final Decision
Washington October 14 S Mallet Pre vost secretary of the Venezuelan Boundary Commission stated that claims of Venezuela being sustained in the boundary dispute with Great Britain are unfounded. The commission has not yet all facts and awaits Professor Burr’s return from Europe to review important historical information before any judgment.
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Washington
S. Mallet-Prevost
Venezuelan Boundary Commission
Venezuela
Great Britain
Burr
Europe
Crush at Food Fair Draws Huge Crowds
The second week of the food fair drew a large attendance with heavy crowds through aisles. Miss Annie Blume, widow of the late consul for San Salvador, oversees a charity booth selling merchandise for the Cuban cause. Proceeds go to the Cuban junta in New arc. Souvenir spoons remain popular despite rain hindering the camp stool plan. Excursions from outside points begin tomorrow and more visitors are expected.
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Annie Blume
San Salvador
Newarc
Boston Man Honored At New Bedford Patriarchal Union Event
The fifth annual field day and convention of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows New York and New England Patriarchal Union was held in New Bedford. A parade and ball occurred, and officers were elected: President Charles H. Dozier of Boston, vice-president J. W. Williams of New York, secretary J. W. Carter of New Bedford, treasurer P. C. Sawyer of Providence, sergeant-at-arms G. M. Cue of Providence, chief commander J. H. Lewis of New York.
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New Bedford
New York and
New England
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Charles H., Dozier
Boston
J. W. Williams
New York
J. W. Carter
P. C. Sawyer
Providence
G. M. Cue
J. H. Lewis
St Marks Church Opens Auditorium in Brookline
The new St Marks Church on Park Street in Brookline opened its large auditorium to members and friends last evening. The program included a welcome address by Hon. John Chandler of Brookline and a lecture on Abraham Lincoln by Rev. Bishop Charles H. Fowler.
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St. Marks Church
Park Street
Brookline
John Chandler
Abraham Lincoln
Charles H. Fowler
Pure California Wines Bottle Sale Notes
Auction style listing notes assorted bottles including i & FYARRAK 14 to 17 deck square and 81 Vancul tall square, with quantities and packaging unspecified.
Colby Opens Home Football Season with Win over New Hampshire
Colby defeats New Hampshire College 2 to 0 on their home field in Waterville. Colby dominates early and never lets New Hampshire threaten the goal. The visitors improve after halftime with lineup changes as Hobbs misses quarterback, and C Shannon takes his place.
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Waterville
Oct
New Hampshire College
Colby
New Hampshire
Colb
T Hobbs
C. Shannon
Tufts Triumphs Over Boston College in Darkness Shot
Tufts defeated Boston College 22 to 8 on College Hill after a tough first half by BC. Healey, Davis, Smith, and Knowlton scored for Tufts as Vehey added two and Butterfield kicked three goals after touchdowns. The game ended at dusk with Tufts prevailing 22–8.
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College Hill
Tufts
Boston Gouene
Fuits
Smith and Healey
T. G
Prendighast Hartlett
Wes Teeeeeseese C
Walsh Healey
R. G
Eereeessl
Kelliher Sanborn
R. T
E. Seeees, T
Landrigan Strand
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Seeeeses-G. Bd
Merrilleest Rid
Grainger Wymicos
L.oh
Vehey Rand
Knowlton
F. B
McGillicuddy
Healey
Davis
Smith
Vehey
Butterfield
Sweet
F. Chase
A. White
R. Croker
Andover and M. I. T. Play Football At Andover
Andover and M. I. T. met for a football game on October 14. Tech dominated the first half, scoring via a touchback after a fumbled line, then Andover rallied with Burdick’s rushes to carry for a touchdown and Barker’s kick. The match ended at dusk with punts, Barker scoring a goal and Barker, Underwood credited with touchdowns. Referee Baron of M I T. Umpire Ames. Time 35 minutes.
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Tech
Vail
Burdick
Barker
M. i
Sy Bertidor
Wisweets Cbs
Eee Silomons
L. Ti
McConnel Etruooay
Mocorinok Clemmens
Ulmer
Hopkins Quimby
Walther
Wecaewesk
Ming Barker
F. B
Underwood
Funk
Baron
Ames
Rutherford
Gould
Brookline High conquers Somerville in two 15 and 10 minute halves
Brookline beat Somerville 16 to 0 after a stoppage caused both Somerville and Malden to play at the Cypress street grounds. Brush scored twice on end runs, Stillman added a pair of touchdown exchanges, and Hutchins opened the breakthrough with a long run. Hanlon and Almeda starred for Somerville in a strong defensive showing.
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Brookline High School
Cypress Street
Brookline
Somerville High School
Malden High
Somerville
Malden
Key
Brush
Hutchins
Stillman
Hanlon
Almeda
Goter
Caussssetke
McLachlan Raptoon
Bo Tis Ek
Cece
R. T
Gillespie
Simith Sheridan
Wilbur Pag
Wess
Hednee Ee
Cmd
Ab Heey
H. B
Brush Ucr Sheen Rhe
Dewene Aos F. B
Boyce
Holmes
Maniae
North
West Roxbury High Slips to Dorchester in 18 6 Loss
Dorchester High defeats West Roxbury 18 to 6 at Dorchester Town Field. Dorchester quickly gains possession after the opening kickoff fumble but Hewes of West Roxbury scores the lone West Roxbury touchdown. Murphy shines for Dorchester with several strong runs.
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West Roxbury High
Dorchester High
Dorchester Town
Dorchester
Hewes
West Roxbury
Murphy
Pickor
Beedalievon
R. E
Osgood
Ianae Ty
Gerlach
H. B
Oiea
Ainhsis Thea
F. B
Slades
Ilewes
Storer
Wocester
Mack
Worcester
Brookline Triumphs Over Malden in Shortened Half
Brookline defeated Malden 6 to 0 in a ten minute half. Stillman scored the lone touchdown and kicked the extra point. Officials listed were umpire Holmes and referee Mansfield with linesman North.
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Brookline
Malden
Brookine
Stillman
Herrick
Kvadkebs Ea Peeschine R
Talbot
Orc Eins Pa Seeene O
Cevet
R. T
Smith Green
T. G
Ely Yao Cine
Wee
Hutch'ns
PEROT
Parker
RSE
Daieabakekas
Seeeeeel
Kernan
Boston Latin Dominates Newton High In Football Showdown
At Newton Centre the Boston Latin School football team defeated Newton High School 28 to 0. Weight and size hampered Newton, with most gains coming on the line. Referee Powers and timekeepers Woodward and Endy officiated the 15 minute halves. Newton lineup featured Underwood Morse McDonald Wood Hatch Kimball Anders Davis Chase Burdon Andrews Cummings.
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Newton Athletic Association
Newton Centre
Boston Latin
Newton High School
Newtons
Powers
Woodward
Endy
Newton
Underwood
Morse
McDonald
Wood
Hatch
Kimball
Anders
Davis
Chase
Burdon
Andrews
Cummings
Virginia Falls to Penn in Muddy 20–0 Football Game
The University of Virginia was defeated by the University of Pennsylvania 20 to 0 in Philadelphia. Virginia’s forwards played stoutly and held Penn on the seven yard line twice, but the field was muddy and the ball slippery as Penn dominated the game.
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Philadelphia
University of Virginia
University of Pennsylvania
Virginians
Virnia
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem
Penn
Lehigh
Rutgers
East Boston A A football group plans Thanksgiving game
A meeting of East Boston A A football supporters occurred in the gym last evening. They decided to form a team and plan a single Thanksgiving Day game against the Brereton club. Likely players include Reed Holland Joe Whitehead Barry Eaton Breece Moberg Welch Kearns Mat Young and Joe Finneran.
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East
Boston A. A
Brereton Club
Reed
Holland
Joe Whitehead
Barry
Eaton
Breece
Moberg
Welch
Kearns
Mat Young
Joe Finneran
Tigers Beat Carlisle Indian School 22 to 6 in Princeton
Princeton Tigers defeated the Carlisle Indian School in Princeton New Jersey by 22 to 6. Carlisle opened with a 100 yard kickoff return by Miller but had fewer scoring chances after. The game was described as the hardest fought of the season.
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Princeton
Carlisle
N. J
Tigers
Lehigh Stamps Rutgers 44 0 In Rain
Lehigh routed Rutgers 44 to 0 in a rain soaked game. The victory adds another win for Lehigh as Rutgers suffered a heavy defeat on home turf.
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Lehigh
Rutgers
Amherst selects new football captain
Amherst reports that on October 14 the previous year’s football squad elected A. F. Warren of Falmouth as captain, replacing M. H. Tyler who resigned.
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Amherst
A. F. Warren
Falmouth
M. H. Tyler
Bowdoin to Hire Harvard Guard as Coach for Season
William Mackie, famed Harvard guard, will coach Bowdoin eleven this season. Nick Jer calls Princeton's squad tough to beat, while Tommy Curtis entertains with his playful manner at B A A games. Princeton freshmen limited to college and prep opponents. Newtowne club of North Cambridge to field a strong team soon. Graham of B A A schedules Oct 24 game with Orange A C of New Jersey. Peninsula A C seeks a Saturday fixture, captain Purtell to be contacted. Fred Butler, formerly Boston University coach, is noted as a B A A end.
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William Mackie
Harvard
Bowdoin
Nick” Jer
Western Football Authority
Princeton
Tommy” Curtis
Newtowne Club
North Cambridge
Graham
Orange A. C
New Jersey
Peninsula A. C
Purtell
Fred Butler
Boston University
The Crime of 73 discussed by ex governor Boutwell
Ex Governor George S. Boutwell reviewed the crime of 73 and the silver commission of 76 before the Twentieth Century Club. He urged McKinley’s election, a stronger tariff act, and gold standard customs dates. President Mead cited Tufts and tech leaders on silver. General Walker to speak on International Bimetallism next meeting.
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George S. Boutwell
Twentieth Century Club
McKinley
Bryan
Edwin D. Mead
Robert Treat Paine
Capen
Tufts College
F. A. Walker
The
Institute of Technology
Dr. Baldwin
Boston University
General Walker
Looting by Masked Gang Hits Peryear Town
A party of eight masked men looted shops in Peryear Henry county at 4 AM after an explosion and gunfire. They set multiple buildings on fire and fled. a posse pursued them as authorities estimated at least some money stolen though totals were unclear.
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Nashville
Tenn
Peryear
Henry County
Patriots Win at Cascorro Camaguey in Cuban Victory
A Havana dispatch reports patriots and Spanish troops clashed at Cascorro Camaguey after a thirteen day siege. General Castellanos led the Spanish force which retreated, with patriots suffering an estimated two hundred losses.
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Madrid
Imparcial
Havana
Cascorro
Camaguey
Castellanos
New England Happenings and Local Notices
The Clark house in Springfield was robbed Tuesday night with about $60 taken. Rev Walter M Lowell, recently ended as pastor of a North Kennebunk church under contentious terms, is warned by State Baptist officials against future pulpits. Company A Sixth Massachusetts held a 45th anniversary target shoot and banquet with Charles E Ramsey as toastmaster. Adjutant General Dalton and the Governor attended.
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E. T. Clark
Springfield
Walter M
Lowell
North Kennebunk
Sixth
Massachusetts Regiment
Charles E. Ramsey
Dalton
Massachusetts
Thread plant sale halves Mile End Newark mill
A deal closed between J. and P. Coates Co limited Glasgow and John Clarke Jr and Co Mile End Thread Mills Newark makes Coates the sole owner of the New Jersey plant. The price paid is reported as 250000 pounds.
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New York
J. & P. Coates Co., Limited
Glasgow
John Clarke, Jr., & Co
Mile End Thread Mills
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Somerville Government Sessions Boost Mayor Salary
Both branches of Somerville's city government held late sessions and approved an order to raise the mayor's salary. The executive committee of the local newspaper men's football team challenged the City Council to an exhibition game for charity, which both branches accepted. Ex Mayor Hodgkins resigned from the city charter commission, and the reserve police force will stay in service until January.
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Somerville
Somerville Hospital
Hodgkins
City Charter Commission
Missing Cam bridge laborer Frank Smith sought by family
Frank Smith a city laborer sits missing from his home on Cushing street Cambridge since Monday. He left for work and has not returned his wife and five children appeal for information.
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Frank Smith
Cushing Street
Cambridge
Complexions at 11 Winter Street Mentioned
A fragment notes John H. Woodbury at 11 Winter Street Boa makes ton and contrasts sour faces from bad complexions with sweet faces from good complexions.
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John H. Woodbury
Winter St
Boa
Broken family vow to heal through community aid
A troubled Bemish family seeks to mend after hardship by organizing a local drive to assist neighbors and strengthen ties. Officials note their plan centers on mutual support and rebuilding social networks within the town.
Chess Masters' Games in Budapest Eighth Round Results
In Budapest on October 14 the eighth round of the international chessmasters tournament concluded. Popiel defeated Schlechter in a kings bishops game after 46 moves, Marco beat Tarrasch in a Ruy Lopez after 41, Janowsky beat Winawer in a Ruy Lopez after 26, Tschigorin and Pillsbury drew a four knights game after 36, Noa and Albin adjourned after 64 moves, Walbrodt and Charousek adjourned after 58, with a bye noted for Cocy?
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Budapest
Ooe
Popiei
Klechter
Noa
Albin
Marco
Tarrasch
Janowski
Winawer
Tschigorin
Pillsbury
Walbrodt
Charousek
Ml Cocny
Popiel
Schlechter
Ruy Lopez
Charousck
Morris Park Races Autumn Meet Opens Amid Muddy Track
At Morris Park New York on October 14 the autumn meeting of the New York Steeplechase Association began with poor attendance and a muddy track. Midgley won the first race over seven hurdles with Flushing second and Hustler third in 3 20. Phobus took the two mile hurdle race with Southerner second and San Joaquin third in 3 54. Azure won the Withers mile with Travant second and Robert Bonner third in 1 32. Dr Grimes won the Withers mile as only two started, Dalgretti second in 1 49. Duke of Aberdeen captured the three mile steeplechase with Red Pat second and Marcus third in 6 22.
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Morris Park
N. Y
New York
Midgley
Flushing
Hustler
Phobus
Southerner
San Joaquin
Withers
Azure
Travant
Robert Bonner
Dr. Grimes
Dalgretti
Duke of Aberdeen
Red Pat
Marcus
Maine Mile Track Association Fall Meet at Rigby Park
The fall meeting of the Maine Mile Track Association will be held at Rigby Park Portland Me Oct 19 to 23 with $7500 in premiums to attract fast horses from the circuit. The last meet featured notable racing and the standard of this race will be maintained. The Boston Maine railroad will sell excursion tickets from principal points to Rigby Park including track admission. Information and tickets at ticket offices.
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Maine Mile Track Association
Rigby Park
Portland
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mystic racing delayed by track conditions this week
Manager Horace Willis reports two days of postponements due to track conditions. If the surface is favorable today, racing will begin at 12:30 PM sharp. Four races are on the card with a solid list of entries.
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Horace Willis
Mystic
Kentucky Star Sold and Auction Notices Highlight Races
Kentucky Star 2:0814 sold to P. T. Radiker of the Palo farm Worthington. Senator A winner of the Transylvania Stake noted as the smallest trotter in a 2:15 class. Dr George S Gagnon to auction his entire high stepping stable next Saturday. The Rat and the Ferret prize winners cited. Riley Grannan barred from Jockey Club tracks may pursue court action. Morris Park entry attempt blocked at gate by Robert Pinkerton.
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Kentucky Star
P. T. Radiker
Palo Farm
Worthington
Senator A
Transylvania
Rigby
Azmon
George S. Gagnon
Boston
Rat
Riley Grannan
Jockey Club
New York
Grannan
Morris Park
Robert Pinkerton
Williams College Fall Handicap Meet At Weston Field
Williams College Athletic Association held the fall handicap meet on Weston field with strong results from new athletes. Events include dashes, distance runs, field events, and a two mile bicycle race with winners named for each discipline and times recorded.
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Williamstown
Williams College Athletic Association
Weston Field
Dashatterson
Callahan
Maroney
Conger
Russell
Rowell
Rexford
Wills
Gin
Seever
Lord
Balde
Hutchinson
Bliss
Merritt
Little
Carr
Bray
Patterson
Sibley
Squires
Cratch
Templeton
C. Davis
Professor Peck
Williamson
Boston College to hold indoor meeting on November 14
Boston College will organize an indoor meeting on November 14. The Vesper Boat Club of Lowell entertained visiting golfers at their clubhouse yesterday. A ladies day is planned at the Atlantic Yacht Club on November 4. A Harvard Princeton shooting club match is likely next month.
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Vesper Boat Club of
Lowell
Atlantic Yacht Club
Harvard
Princeton
Spinks Delivers Strong Night at Hub Beating Carter
Spinks outplayed Carter in billiards at the Hub parlors with clear runs and deft shots. Carter showed unease and slighter pace, while Spinks tallied high scores and steady breaks amid the crowd.
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Spinks
Carter
American thirds at Newmarket race results
October 14 at Newmarket the Select stakes race was won by Mac Briar with Knight of the Thistle second and Mack Briggs third after a 7 to 2 betting line. The autumn handicap for 3-year-olds and up, five sovereigns plus 20 added, saw Auriga prevail with Enney second and Santa in third.
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London
Mac Briar
Knight of the Thistle
Mr. Ik. Wishard
Mack Briggs
Auriga
Enney
W. Low
Santa Th
Century bike events draw riders to Boston and back and more
The Fall River Indian C C plans a tandem century to Boston and return with riders including the Paquin and Cummings clans and Eddie McDuffee. The Press C C century is postponed due to mud. Prizes for Woburn ten mile race and details of the Hub triangle are noted along with a new Malden Waugh road race course and entry deadline.
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Fall River
C. L. Razoux
Tremont Street
Eddie McDuffee
Butler Brothers
Leach
Charles River Park
Ieach
Dayton
Eddie
Stearns Company
Butler Boys
Tommy
Woburn Cycle Club
Elgin Watch
Woburn News
Interscholastic Notes Preview English High Prospect
Merrill of C M T S and Robinson of Worcester Academy seek Burdett eleven spots. Dedham High captain McGlaschen skips coach this year. English High School captain Manahan leads a strong line with Eaton and Murphy at ends and tackles by Eaton and Manahan. Peninsula faces Fairmount at Marlboro. English High backs a promising season with last year’s championship in view.
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Merrill
Burdett
Robinson
Worcester Academy
McGlaschen
Dedham High
Seerence
Beeerowng Crew
Ee Teyine
Boston Athletic Association
Tom Manahan
Harvard
English High School
Cc. L. Sullivan
Dedham
Peninsula Athletic Association
Fairmount Athletic Association
Marlboro
Manahan
Murphy
Mann
Eaton
Boston Latin
Boxing Gossip Sparks London Style Showdown in Birmingham
Manager Jim Kelley acting for Eddie Connolly signed to meet English fighter Tom Causer at the Olympic Club in Birmingham on Nov 21. Connolly, in top condition, sails to England to chase top contenders while Dave Sullivan and Spike Sullivan win bouts in New York as boxing clubs race under Horton law and Boston brawlers surge in.
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New York
Jimmy Kelley
Eddie Connolly
Tom Causer
Olympic Club
Birmingham
Eng
Kelley
Connolly
Egland
Causer
Sullivan Brothers
Dave
Young Dixon
Spike
Keefe
Dixon
White
Joe Elms
Boston
McBride-Flaherty
Broadwaythletic Club
Tommy White
Big Jim Kennedy
Empire Club
Peter Maher
Kennedy
Maher-Choynski
Godfrey Accepts Slavin Bout on Purse Terms
Manager Tom O Rourke telegraphed George Godfrey of Boston about a limited round contest with Paddy Slavin. Godfrey replied he would meet Slavin only for a purse, per late night developments in New York on October 14.
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New York
Tom O'Rourke
George Godfrey
Boston
Paddy Salvin
Godfrey
Prize Fight Troubles In New York Case
James Gordon Michael Ginto and John Trogler, indicted for manslaughter in the Henry Rodriguez prize fight death, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the second degree and were remanded.
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New York
James Gordon
Michael Ginto
John Trogler
Henry Rodriguez
Professor Shaw Boxing Lessons At Reduced Rates
Readable lines indicate Professor Shaw offers boxing lessons at Ferns Oconee with special discounted terms. Location noted as 181 Tremont Street Ro o 10 with emphasis on reduced rates for training and gear.
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Tremont St
Roo
Ferns
Oconee
Om Pte Shi Ee
Boxing Teacher Prof CEO Codfrey at 14 Hanover St
Prof CEO Codfrey a boxing teacher at 14 Hanover Street Boeton offers boxing lessons with reasonable terms and room A.
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Ceo. Codfrey
Hanover St
Boeton
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Chapman
Gibbons
Alden
McFadden
Brooks
Bates
Mr. Burr
ST. Marks
N. H. College
Newton High
U. OF P
U. OF V
East Boston
Football Gossip
Boutwell
Peryear, Tenn
Patriot Victory
Boylstons
Carruths
M O'Bryan Seer
POLY
Haven Seeesess
Herbert Eee Enee
Ae — Kock
Ike Estes
Somerville City Affairs
Caporal Cigarettes
Chess Masters’ Games
Rigby Races
Athletics
World OF Sport
Sfinks
Bicycle Notes
Lele of
Off
Elections Committee
Decker Cycle
Washington Road Club
Washington, D. C
Conduit
Eee Pries
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!