Harvard Pays Wesleyan Today
Harvard trained on Soldiers Field in a decisive prep for Wesleyan with a strong line and new ground play. Key players Kernan Graydon Foster and Marshall highlight the Crimson, aiming for a big score against Wesleyan, while Mills Jones and Leatherbee bolster the backfield and line.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Marshall
Crimson
Wesleyan
Yale
Graydon
MacMasters
West Point
Kernan
Jones
Mills
Wico
Leatherbee
Foster
Shea
Lindsay
Leo Daly
Taussig
Cornell
Tonet
Lo OQ
Neers R
Eyester Wright
Forbes A. Marshall
Speeests
Gillespie
Sik Sees E
Ll. E
Rogers Marshall
Ye Alee Sales Q. B
Calder Kernan
Hob
McDonald Teatherbee
Hanlon Stillman
F. de
F. B
Cobb
Brighton High Beats Hopkinson In Riverside Game
Brighton High School defeated Hopkinson 16 to 0 in a two ten-minute half game at Riverside recreation grounds yesterday. Key runs came from Jordan and MacDonald with MacDonald scoring the only goal from a touchdown. Attendance was about 400 as officials Goodwin Riley Shine Breed McDevitt officiated.
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Brighton High School
Hopkinson
Riverside Recreation Grounds
Jordan
MacDonald
Brighton High
Iopkinson
de Long
Hammond Curley
Colley Jordan
Marion Thimins
F. Wee
F. B
Thimmins
Goodwin
Riley
Shine
Breed and
McDevitt
Football games today across campuses in multiple cities
Harvard plays Wesleyan in Cambridge while Yale hosts Bowdoin in New Haven and Princeton meets Haverford at Princeton. Other matchups include Pennsylvania versus Gettysburg in Philadelphia and Columbia against Swarthmore in New York with Amherst visiting Holy Cross in Amherst.
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Harvard-Wesleyan
Cambridge
Yale-Bowdoin
New Haven
Princeton-Haverford
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Columbia-Swarthmore
New York
Amherst
Holy Cross
Lafayette
Washington and Jefferson
Washington
Penn
Annapolis
St. John’s
Annan
Carlisle
Watertown
South Boston
Watertays
Salem High
Peverly
Salem
Yale
Stamford
Dorchester
Wich-Waltham
Waltham
Newton
Toxbury
Stone’s
Franklin Field
Harvard Basketball schedule includes Princeton Cornell Yale
Harvard's intercollegiate basketball schedule lists games at Cambridge Ithaca Princeton and New Haven. Key dates include January 17 Princeton at Cambridge January 31 Cornell at Ithaca February 7 Columbia at Cambridge February 12 Princeton at Princeton February 18 Columbia at New York February 21 Cornell at Cambridge February 28 Yale at Cambridge March 6 Yale at New Haven.
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Harvard
Princeton
Cambridge
Cornell
Ithaca
Columbia
New Y
Yale
New Haven
Woman Found Unconscious with Lemons and Potatoes Concealed
Katherine McNally, 50, of 244 Shawmut Avenue, was found at 9 last night lying unconscious on the sidewalk at Newland and West Caton streets. She was taken to Station 5, then City Hospital, where Dr McQueeney noted alcoholism and a severe scalp wound. Police cannot explain the assortment of lemons, potatoes and silk fancy works concealed beneath her garment.
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Katherine McNally
Shawmut Avenue
Newland
West Caton Streets
Station 5
McQueeney
Passenger List on Leylandine Sails Saloon
The Leylandine lists passengers including Mrs Jennie M Poulet Miss Edith Phillips Mrs Rose Kuwron Mr Thomas I age Smith Mrs Smith Miss Mary G Smith Mr Lewis Smith Miss M R Sanderson Captain Ht WH Iyer Mrs George T1 Wilson Miss Margaret Wilson Miss Amy Wiser Mra Ellen Ash Watson Mike Katherine De Normanadice Wilson
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Leylandine Sails
Hese
Jennie M. Poulet
Edith Phillips
Rose Kuwron
Thomas I Age Smith
Smith
Mary G. Smith
Lewis Smith
M. R. Sanderson
WH. Iyer
George T1. Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Amy Wiser
Ellen Ash Watson
Katherine de Normanidice Wilson
Bankers and Brokers to Form Local Bowling League
Bankers and brokers and their employees will meet this afternoon at 4:15 PM at 27 State Street in the Paine, Webber & Co. office to form a Bankers and Brokers Bowling League. Each firm may send one representative and an initiation fee of $10 will be charged to fund prizes.
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Bankers and Brokers
State Street
Paine, Webber & Co
Thix
Roxbury High Forfeit Sparks Student-Teacher Clash
A Roxbury High football game with English High was forfeited as Roxbury failed to appear amid a dispute between Principal Clay and the team captain. Captain Ewing was removed and Harry McNamara elected in his place amid ongoing tensions over uniforms, athletic governance, and eligibility decisions.
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Franklin Field
Roxbury High
Roxbury
Clay
Ewing
Harry McNamara
Mr. Clay
English High
Samaritan
Roxbury High School
Frank Ewing
Six Foot Height Based Military Club Planned in New England
A dozen men all at least six feet tall plan a military social organization in New England or Massachusetts. J P Forsythe of Somerville, 6 feet 5 inches, leads as secretary with A W Dole of Haverhill, 6 feet 4 inches, aiding. The idea arose at the Quincy House after a chance meeting of Forsythe, Dole, J Raymond of Cambridge, 6 feet 4 inches, and J Jarvis, 6 feet 2 inches, who discussed forming a social military company for tall men.
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New England
Massachusetts
J. P. Forsythe
Somerville
A. W. Dole
Haverhill
Quincey House
J. Raymond
Cambridge
J. Jarvis
Mr. Raymond
Trades League Bowling Results At Beacon Chambers
Trades league last night at Beacon Chambers alleys saw the barbers beat J. Middleby Jr two to one and the grocers sweep E Moody Co three straight. Christopher of the barbers posted an individual high 265 total with a 98 singles best. In Park Packers league, Swift and Morris families led wins on Chauncy alleys as Swift defeated Armour in straight games while Morris allowed Boston Packing to win one of three.
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Beacon Chambers
Barbers
J. Middleby, Jr
Grocers
E. Moody & Co
Christopher
Swift
Morris
Park Packers
Chauncy
Armour
Boston Packing and Provision Company
Mulliken
Peer
Lad Crropple
Poindexter
Palmer
Stevens Wane
Onir Miller
Mahony
Mitchell Deer
Miller, Jr
Sal
Giaulligher
Ashton Eee
Og Ridgway
Spaulding
Nin Cc
K Moody & Co
Cherompt
Gould
Barks Waneeee
Ital
Bishon
Crowley
Blake ' Wren
McKoenzie
Tabeoork
Mann
Sears Water
Val Clifford
Cook
Weeve
Hiaker
Eoren
Ellis
Me Donough
Dave
Stockton
Sete
Wah Russell
Harilton
Conroy
Serene
Boston
T'u
Millett
Knowlton O
Brewer
Hayford Tee
Irish Delegates Gather for Boston Irish League Convention
The Boston Central Council of the United Irish League of America met at the American House with Dr. T. J. Dillon chairing. Plans were laid for the national convention in Boston and the arrival of Irish delegates, with speeches by multiple leaders. Delegates elected include Thomas Gargan, John Corcoran, J. D. Fallon, and many others. seven Ninth Regiment companies to parade next Sunday. The council will reconvene Thursday evening.
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Boston
United Irish League of America
American House
T. J. Dillon
Thomas Riley
P. J. Timmins
I. O. Weir
Michael Morrison
John P. Lane
P. J. Conlon
John O'Callaghan
M. J. Burke
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
P. J. Slane
M. P. Cunniff
Edward Lawton
T. J. Gallagher
Symphony Hall
Hollis Street
Ninth Regiment
Boston Central Council
Thomas J. Gargan
John W. Corcoran
J. D. Fallon
William Sullivan
John H. Burke
John F. Fitzgerald
James E. Cotter
W. F. Kenney
E. J. Slattery
J. O'Keefe
O. M. Sheridan
John Kavanagh
W. C. Loftus
Joseph P. Flatley
William Doogue
Denis O'Reilly
Phelan
J. J. Cooney
J. T. Gallagher
P. ©. Kelly
John J. O'Connor
J. J. Frawley
Father Walsh
Mission Church
Daniel P. Sullivan
John M. Grainey
M. J. Mo
Manus
M. J. Jordan
Father Lyons
South Boston
P. T. Gavin
John J. Hanley
John O'Regan
Charles Coleman
W. J. O'Donnell
William J.burke
W. J. Donovan
Martin J. Roche
W. H. Flynn
George D. Cahill
John B. O'Higgins
Frank J. O'Hara
James H Doyle
James W. Gallivan
Thomas O'Connor
Katherine Sheridan
George F. Coleman
P. J. Grace
J. J. Hardiman
M. H. Crehan
Dennis Tyrell
Martin Ken
John F. Reardan
Timothy F. Crowley
W. Johnston
Trot Sproules
James F. Barrett
Cambridge
James F. Aylward
John EK. Nolan
Timothy Scott
John Woods
Patrick J. Goleman
D. J. Welch
James Clogher
John Gavin
John M. Hart
C. S. Coleman
Daniel H. Pradley
Thomas O'Hara
John Concannon
E. G. Gilhooly
W. J. Hynes
Miss Curley
Ww. B. F. Whall
J. J. Donelly
E. O'B. Kennedy
James E. Farrell
J. McMahon
Martin Kelly
Martin J. Hynes
W. J. Maguire
J. J. Curran
Martha Opera At Tremont Impresses Large Audience
Last evening at the Tremont Sav age's company presented Flotow's Martha to a large crowd. Gertrude Rennyson starred as Martha with Miss PaFre Nancy Francis Currier Sir Tristan Lloyd D Aubigne Lionel Winifred Goff Plunket and J Parker Coombs Sheriff. Rennyson captivated as singer and actress, and D Aubigne’s Lionel and Goff's Plunkett earned praise. The chorus shaded the production with solid support, and Martha will be repeated tonight.
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Tremont
Miss Rennyson
Mr. D'Aubigne
Lionel
Betts Held on Mails Fraud Indictments in Bail Increase
In a US District Court before Judge Lowell Frederick Betts, recently convicted on several indictments for fraudulent mail use, was held yesterday in 15000 bail for further appearance. All other bail in c o s against him in district court and before the US commissioner was discharged. Betts bail had been 35000. increase agreed. J H Dinegan of Quincy became his surety, also surety in prior cases. J M Fisher called, personal recognizance taken, bail discharged. Fisher was Betts’s partner and turned State evidence at the trial.
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United States District Court
Lowell
Frederick Betts
District Court
United States Commissioner
Betts
J. H. Dinegan
Quincy
J. M. Fisher
Fisher
Night Court Sways Citizens in Boston Naturalization Session
Judge Fallon presided over a long naturalization session in South Boston Municipal Court from 7:30 to 11:30 pm, swearing in 141 applicants. Political sponsors, including Alderman Norris and ex-Representative Lydon, watched as Irish and German applicants led the nationalities, with Finns, Poles, Italians, and Russians also represented.
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Fallon
South Boston
United States
Michael W. Norris
Michael J. Lydon
Shiels
Wardrom
Petition for Mulrey for pardon after 1900 case
Mulrey ex chief clerk of the paving division petitions for pardon claiming illness and punishment endured suffices. Signed by prominent business and political leaders, with no strong letter from former Mayor Josiah Quincy. Names William A. Gaston and Charles Hamlin appear. Dated 1900, the petition has not prior progressed to the Governor’s office and will reach the Governor for executive action.
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J. Richard Mulrey
Mulrey
Josiah Quincy
William A. Gaston
Charles 5. Hamlin
Chelsea Aldermen Lay Coal Petition on Table
At the Chelsea Board of Aldermen meeting last night a communication from the Chelsea Central Labor Union urged petitioning the President to call a special session of Congress to take coal mines from current owners and operate them for the public benefit. The communication was laid on the table.
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Chelsea
Cor Cororan Signs $3500 Deal With Cincinnati Nationals
Cincinnati shortstop Tom Corcoran of the National League team signed a contract for next season worth 3500 dollars. The move ties him to Cincinnati for the upcoming campaign as the team restructures its roster.
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Cincinnati
Tom Corcoran
Burglary Reported at Lincoln Street Home in Cambridge
Police in Cambridge report a daytime burglary at a residence on Lincoln Street. A large amount of clothing was stolen. victim identified as William Faster East Cambridge. Investigation ongoing with local authorities.
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William Faster
Cambridge
Lincoln Street
Cam
Boston School Board Debates Abolishing Matron at Warren Primary
A heated Boston school committee session debated abolishing the matron position at Warren Primary School Charlestown with critics arguing hot water and baths issues. The board postponed action and approved related budget and personnel moves including resignations and new appointments for teacher retirement, evening drawing school leadership, and rules on city domicile for new instructors.
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Warren
Charlestown
Morris
Ernst
Boston
McDonald
Brett
Duff
Mr. Ernst
Frank Vogel
City of
George E. Brock
William J. Gallivan
L. Theresa Moses
Seaver
Julia A. McIntyre
Quincy Street
Vesper L. George
Malden
Boxing Gossip From Criterion Club Card Night
A Boston boxing note outlines the Criterion Club meeting headlined by Johnny Powers vs Young Schindler at 110 pounds Joe Handler vs Martin Riley at 138 and Twin Sullivan vs Jimmy Handler at 148 The writer praises the lineup cites Joe Gans recent win over Kid McPartland and mentions Boston plans and local fighters seeking bouts as Patsy Sweeney Meyer and others surface in talk of matches and travel.
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Criterion Club
Johnny Powers
Young Schindler
Joe Handler
Martin Riley
Twin Sullivan
Jimmy Handler
Charley O'Rourke
Sullivan
O'Rourke
Handler
Cambridge
James W. Westcott
Boston
New York
Westcott
Cambridge Club
Bangor
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Kid McPartland
Fort Erie
Jon Gans
Gans
Tim Harrington
South Boston
Chick Moynihan
Young Allen
Bellefield Walcott
Chester Goodwin
Bantam
Chelsea
Central Falls
R. I
King
Fall River
Rhode Island
Jimmy Briggs
Stafford Springs
Providence
Kid Gillis
Champon
New York State
New England
Wilton A C
Cam- George Connell
Bridge
Bill Purcell
Charlies Cheatnnut
Spring Duffy
Young Barnes
Cohen
Iman
Joe Williams
Patsy Sweeney
Manchester
Sweeney
Gus Zeigler
Falmouth
Dave Sullivan
Patsy
New York City
New York City, and My Gum Shoe Men
Pater
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Fire hazards from coal substitutes debated by state board
Massachusetts State Board of Trade committee on insurance reports on the coal famine and the danger of using kerosene and gasoline for heating and cooking. It urges public caution and outlines insurers permits, adds a call for an immigration education test, and notes remarks from Whittemore and others on fuel, heat, and policy implications.
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State Board of Trade
Executive Council
Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Young
Massachusetts Fire Insurance Union
Board
Committee On Insurance
Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Union
Board of Trade
Mutual Fire Insurance Union
Caanal
B. B. Whittemore
Francis Peabody
JB. B. BE. Whittemore
Boston
Henry Parsons
Marlboro Board of Trade
Immigration Restriction League of
Congress
E. Chamberlain
Brockton
East
New England
Whitemore
Amias
Sayheh
Suburban Interclub League Restructures for Ping Pong Season
The Suburban Interclub League reorganized at Dudley Club Roxbury naming six clubs Dudley Jamaica Highland South Boston Yacht Colonial and Old Dorchester. In addition to ping pong the league will run bowling billiards and bottle pool tournaments with schedules to follow next week. Officers elected include President G H Hall Dudley Club Secretary H L Bissell Old Dorchester Club and rules committee members G H Hall H L Doten J F L Dickerman.
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Dudley Club
Roxbury
Dudley
Jamaica
Hichland
South Boston Yacht Club
Colonial
Old Dorchester
G. H. Hall
H. L. Bissell
Old
Dorchester
H. L. Doten
Colonial Club
J. FL. Dickerman
Jamaica Club
Labor unions donate aid to striking miners crackdown
Web Pressmen's Union urged members to donate one hour of weekly pay to striking miners. Brass Moulders Local 192 admitted ten and welcomed eight new applications. Machinists 204 allocated 28 dollars. Carpenters Union elected John T. O'Neil as treasurer. Navy 14 ball set for Odd Fellows Hall. A 200 dollar grant approved for miners. Caremakers Union allocated zero, sending funds to Treasurer Wilson in Indianapolis. Machine Stone Planers' Union in New England approved active measures and new members.
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Web Pressmen's Union
Brass Moulders
Carpenters’ Union
John T. O'Neil
Navy
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Caremakers' Union
Eliot Street
Wilson
Indianapolis
Machine Stone Planers’ Union
New England Hall
New England
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