Harvard at West Point Football Tilt Against Cadets
Harvard travels to West Point for a 3 PM kickoff facing the Cadets with Garrison at quarterback and Sawin at right halfback in a lineup that includes Doucette at center. Twelve substitutes travel with manager Fuller and W H Lewis. Exeter prep and freshman games loom for Soldiers Field after the varsity trip.
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Harvard
West Point
Fuller
W. H. Lewis
Park Square
Fall River
New York
Garrison
Sawin
Doucette
Gabot
Dierkaeuvern
R. E
Ennis Wheeler
Sethe
R. T
Seales Bouve
R. G. Humphrey Doucette
Ecesaeeee Kaa c
Woo En Ghaw
Munton Sawin
R. Bh
H. B
Nesbitt Haughton
F. B
Craig
Swain
Mills
Burnett
Boal
Burden
Lewis
Richardson
Sargeant
Brown
Sullivan
Cozzens
Parker
Warren
Cochrane
Soldiers Field
Exeter
Boston Technology Eleven
Harvard Defeats English High School 99 to 8 in Close Match
Harvard 99, E H S 8. Harvard dominated with stronger weight and game sense. Injured players Woodbury and O Reily left early. Standout Harvard performers included Adams Brown Baldwin. E H S star Dean supported by O Reily H Buxbaum Woodbury and O'Brien.
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Harvard
English High School
High School
Woodbury
O’reily
Adams
Brown
Baldwin
Dean
H. Buxbaum
O’brien
Cic
Cdeicnecdecs
Catia
Enens
L. G
Rorke Huntington
R. T
R. E
Haughton
H. Buxbium
Thompson
Cates
Q. B
McDermott Bimpson
Sullivan Adams
R. H
H. B
Buxbium
Eensade Oks
F. B
Teevans
Somerville High Defeats Cambridge High and Latin in Rough Showdown
Somerville High defeated Cambridge High and Latin 4 to 0 before about five hundred fans. The game featured a strong Somerville defense with a lone first-half touchdown by Stone after repeated line plunges and a series of punts and fumbles as Cambridge struggled to move the ball. Cambridge produced several yardage plays but could not score, while Somerville pressed in the second half with end runs and a 35-yard gain by Lovering as time wound down.
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Cotter
Stone
Somerville
Cambridge High
Latin
Somerville High
Pat Pa
Cambridge
Lovering
Pipe
Warnock
Mene
Avemerville
Donovan
Kelly
Omerville
Sheridan
Bicola Vills and Turners Pills Advertise Cure All Nervous Ailments
An advertisement claims Bicola Vills cure nervous and blood troubles and serve as a female regulator and spinal cord support. It promotes Turners Little Civvier Tura EMS as an infant aid and liver helper. Numerous druggists across Boston Cambridge Chelsea and Brighton are listed as special agents.
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Philadelphia
Turners
Boston
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Connolly & Davis
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Choate Drug Chemical Co
A. J
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Greene, Wm
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Daniel Stowell
Lcott
Easier Bros
Y Garratt
Woodbury Company
Cambridge
A. Aa Pharmacy
Maurice O'Donnell
Geo. M. Live
Retarmacy
Chelsea
Brighton
Geo. W
M. Moore & Co
Schedule of college and school matches across New England
Yale faces Newton in Newton, Princeton plays Indians in Princeton, U P against Dartmouth in Philadelphia. Brown meets Wesleyan in Providence, Bowdoin hosts Tufts in Brunswick, Trinity vs Colby in Waterville, MIT vs Amherst in Amherst. Local high schools Boston Latin at Concord, Knickerbocker A C versus Newtowne in New York City, Cornell at Easton, BAA versus Newtowne. Cambridge Manual Training at Southboro, Hopkinson at Groton, English High at Ashburnham, Williams versus Lehigh in Albany, Haverford against Dickinson at Haverford, Worcester Academy vs Cambridge High and Latin in Worcester, Massachusetts State College versus Winchester, Harvard versus USMA at West Point.
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Yale
Newton
Princeton
Indians
U. of P
Dartmouth
Philadelphia
Brown
Wesleyan
Providence
Bowdoin
Tufts
Brunswick
Trinity
Colby
Waterville
Amherst
Boston Latin
Concord H. S
Concord
Knickerbocker A. C
New Jersey A. C
New York
Cornell
Lafayette
Easton
Newtowne
Cambridge Manual Training
St. Marks
Southboro
Hopkinson
Groton
English High School
Cushing Academy
Ashburnham
Williams
Lehigh
Albany
Haverford
Dickenson
Worcester Academy
Cambridge High
Latin
Worcester
Massachusetts State College
Winchester
Harvard
West Point
Princeton Prepares for Indian Game With Heavy Coaching Presence
On October Fifteenth Princeton sees twelve coaches at practice for the upcoming Indiana contest. Veterans Phil King and others advise players while Moffat warns scoring threats. Holt Kelly and Baird miss practice due to injuries as Cochran substitutes Lathrop at end. Only one touchdown in fifteen minutes prompts plans for trick plays and emphasis on kicking game.
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Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Phil King
Beef Wheeler
Alexander Moffatt
George Janeway
Irvine
Church
Poe
Fine
Moffat
Holt
Kelly
Baird
Cochran
Lathrop
Dartmouth Set to Meet Penn State in Philadelphia Tilt
Dartmouth travels to Philadelphia to face Penn at tomorrow’s game. Coach expects crisper, tougher play than last Saturday’s Harvard matchup. Starting lineup includes Cavanaugh Place J Walker Turner Lowe Putnam Boyle Wentworth Eckstrom Grosius Macandrew with subs Carson Edwards Perkins Jennings.
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Grosius
Macandrew
Carson
Edwards
Perkins
Jennings
Boston University selects new football captain
Yesterday at Rutland square, Boston University athletes massed to elect a new captain. Ben Haines of 99 won by a sweeping majority after Captain McCarthy, previously the law school representative, left the school for unforeseen reasons. Haines, former captain of New Bedford High and Brown class teams, is expected to inspire ardor with his gridiron tactics. Last evening the football squad lined up on Irvington Oval.
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Boston University
Rutland Square
McCarthy
Law School
Ben Haines
Haines
New Bedford High School
Brown University
Irvington Oval
Boston College to meet Whitman Athletic Club in Whitman
Boston College faces the strong Whitman Athletic Club this afternoon in Whitman. The college players aim to reverse last year’s defeat and turn the tables. Coach Dunlop will accompany the team to Whitman after their Campella eleven showing makes the outcome hard to predict.
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Boston College
Whitman Athletic Club
Whitman
Campella
Dunlop
Local college and club football action across Dorchester Newton and Yale ties
B A A drills hard for a clash with Newtowne at South End grounds while Emmanuel A A faces Dorchester A A at Town Field. Harvard spectators plan to watch Yale Newton game to study Eli’s eyes as Carlisle Indian picks face Princeton today and Yale next week with Captain Bemis Pierce leading nearly all last year’s warriors.
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Newtowne
South End
Emmanuel A A
Dorchester A. A
Town Field
Dorchester
Harvard
Eli
W. G. Thompson
Carlisle
Princeton
Yale
Warriors
Bemis Pierce
Boxing Gossip Sparks Match Sept 30 Card in New York
Tommy Hogan of Chicago and Dorry McBride are set for a 20 round bout on Oct 30 at the club show. McBride could earn a London bout with Spike Sullivan if he wins. Sammy Kelly eyes San Francisco clashes with Jimmy Anthony or Lawlor as Roanoke A C plans boxing next Friday. Mrs Fitzsimmons has a bouncing boy. Kid McPartland heads to New Orleans for a bout with Jack Everhardt next Monday. George V Tuohy reports.
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Tommy Hogan
Chicago
Dorry McBride
McBride
Spike Sullivan
London
New York
Sammy Kelly
San Francisco
Jimmy Anthony
Jimmy Lawlor
Roanoke A. C
Eorge V. Tuohey
Maher Challenges Jim for World Heavyweight Title Fight
Pittsburg Oct 15 M J Connelly for Peter Maner issued a challenge to James J Corbett to fight for the world heavyweight championship and a $500 side bet before the club offering the largest purse If Corbett does not accept the challenge it is open to any man in the world
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Pittsburg
Penn
M. J. Connelly
Peter Maner
James ‘A Corbett
Corbett
Stock Farm Stakes Highlights Kentucky Trotting Meet
Kentucky Stock Farm purse for 2-year-old trotters led a day of record times at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meeting in Lexington. Janie T. set a world 2-year-old fillies mark at 2:14 as Georgiana and Dare Devil won heats in the Johnston stakes, while Indiana won the unfinished pacing race and Emily captured the Blue Grass stakes. Breeders and drivers shared in a meet concluding with top purses totaling over 370,000 during ten days of racing.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Stock Farm
Indiana
Emily
Edmonia
Pat Watson
Dare Devil
Little Edgar
Dave Devil
Little Rogar
Georgiana Rushe
Georgiana
Edgar
Kentucky Stock Farm
Janie T
George Fuller
Hermitage Stud
Bon Bells
End of Dover Races at Granite State Park
Dover New Hampshire October 15 The Granite State Park program concluded with Elton winning the 2:19 class in straight heats. Big Ike led the 2:16 pace early until Adam stepped to the front. Irene won the 2:30 trot over W. R. C. in a pacing exhibition mile by Marion Mills.
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Pace
Elton
B. G
Chasterford
Dore
Corbett
Cobeen
Moore
Sarah Jane
B. m
Gillies
Eevee
Harry M
Br. B
Manning
Jack
Loeb
Charlie G
Blk
Ripley
Wilkes
Durland
Elinor
Middleby
Red Bird
B. Vy
Kervick
Eeassene Royal Duke
G. G
Woodbury
Daisy J
Coatessete
Brandon Dam
Lucy Hinton
Rattler Brooks
Birney
T. D
Br. G
Cassill
E. G. Tratling
Rodney B
Boggs
Annie Shedd
Bowen
Irene
Idolater
Bessie
Deacon
Mc Donald
Griffin
Marsh
Lucy M. B. m
Rathburn
Marion
Bom
Curine
Tom Gillig
Porter
New England A A U Seeks Sanctioned Games and Meetings
The A A U extends athlete registration to basketball and requires sanctioned games. The New England A A U plans its annual meeting at the Revere House on Wednesday evening. Tech athletes hold a mass meeting Tuesday afternoon with Professors Sedgwick Graham Lord and Curtis to discuss the indoor season outlook.
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N. M
Arthur Parker
Young
New England A. A. U
Revere House
J. Foote
Manchester
N. H
Tony Thompson
Fred H. Wilson
Athletes of Technology
Sedgwick
John Graham
F. W. Lord
T. P. Curtis
Union College fall handicap track meet set two records
The Union College Athletic Association meet produced two new records Wood ran 120 yard hurdles in 17.35 seconds and Hermance clocked 2 28 in the one mile bicycle race. Winners included Harran 100 yard dash in 11.5 seconds Price 220 yard dash 25.6 MecMillan shot put 83 feet Weed pole vault height not listed Wright 440 yard 58 seconds Hegeman one mile walk 8 21 Wright one mile run 5 20 45.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Union College Athletic Association
Wood
Hermance
Harran
Price
MecMillin
Weed
Wright
Harray
Davis
Hegeman
All-Americans Triumph Over Baltimore Club in Pitt
In Pittsburgh on October 15 the All-Americans defeated Baltimore by a wide margin as only one Baltimore player stayed in regular position. Dahlen and Collins hit two home runs apiece amid a stiff batting display. Poor management and weak attendance limited crowds to about 600 as the scoreline showed the visitors dominating with a late rally.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Baltimore Ball Club
Battery
Baltimore
Dahlen
Collins
River ton Gun Club Dominates Opening Fall Shoot
Riverton Gun Club swept prizes on the first day of its fall tournament in Philadelphia. Dr. Karsner won the Ralls event, Welch claimed the thirty third handicap, and a split in the twenty third handicap saw Dickson and Douglas of Riverton tied with McMurchy of Syracuse for top honors.
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Philadelphia
Riverton Gun Club
Dr. Karsner
Ralls
Welch
Dickson and Douglas
McMurchy
Syracuse
Salvation Oil Showcased in Football Events Ad
An old newspaper fragment advertises Salvation Oil as a pain remedy during football events at Boring Geld Springgeld H Hillside H of New Haven. It claims the product sells for 25e with no doubt about its effectiveness.
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Boring
Geld-Springgeld H
Hillside H
New Haven
Salvation Oil
Without Peer Works Miracles Tragoan's Cure for the Heart
An ad touts Tragoan's Cure for heart disease as peerless and instantly effective. It claims quick relief for palpitations, breathlessness, left side pain, and smothering sensations and warns readers to act now or join the great majority. Sold by C. BE. Woodward, Bromfield Street, Jaynes & Co., and stores on Washington and Hanover streets.
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Tragoan
C. BE. Woodward & Bromfield
Jaynes & CO
Washington and
Hanover Sts
What Is Your Trade
This letter discusses how occupations affect disease risk and cites a personal testimonial. A Cir cleville W V notary public jeweler and watchmaker describes using the Pyramid Pile Cure after years of piles. He reports complete relief after two applications and endorses the remedy as safe and effective.
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A. F. Calhoun
Circleville
W. Va
The
Pyramid Co
Albion
Mich
Wise sets bicycle record from Washington to city
Lieutenant H A Wise U S A concluded a 239 1 2 mile ride from Washington to the city in 27 hours 89 minutes, besting the previous 36 hour mark. Paced by Wilmington and New Brunswick clubs, he credited the pacers and noted several non serious falls. The New York Athletic Club sponsored the attempt to establish an official record for others to beat.
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H. A. Wise
Washington
Wise
Lieutenant Wise
Wilmington
New Brunswick
New York Athletic Club
Metropolitan Wheelmen to Medfield Run Draws Large Boston Crowd
A large crowd in Boston prepares for the Metropolitan Wheelmen half century ride to Medfield with about 200 riders expected. The item lists riders, clubs, and upcoming races across the season including several Australasian competitors and pacing specialists.
Beverly Road Race Officials Named For Marshall Event
The marshal road race in Beverly is set for this afternoon with officials listed. Referee Hugh Robson and starter C 8 Putnam will oversee the event with timers Messrs Porter Millett Nugent and scorers R H Robson Larkin Livingstone. Judges include Messrs Marshall 8 B Ley and Cres sey, with Cres sey the Beverly mayor. The race starts at 2 00 pm to keep a clear course away from trains. Boston participants will depart Union Station at 12 30 and 1 30 pm via the Eastern division of the Boston and Maine Railroad.
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Beverly
Hugh Robson
Putnam
Messrs
Porter
Millett
Nugent
Boston
Union Station
Boston & Maine Railroad
Newton Club wins Robinson trophy whist match in 7 tricks
In a New England Whist Association event at the Newton Club last evening the Newtons defeated the Pyramids for the Robinson trophy by 7 tricks. Newton lineup included Captain Kingsbury Casey Sprague and Hickox, with rapid players Captain Street Nowles Williams and Fletcher.
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Newton Club
Newtons
Pyramids
New England
Newton
Kingsbury
Casey
Sprague
Hickox
Rapid
Street
Nowles
Williams
Fletcher
Woman Lawyer Ambition Prompted by Court Jibe
A humorous exchange quotes a lady asking a judge why she cannot become a successful lawyer. The judge replies that she is too fond of giving her opinion without pay, illustrating a stereotype about women in law.
Electricity Cures Disease Claims Reported
Ernest Frederick of Nson Beacon Street is linked to claims that electricity cures disease with references to trial treatment and free literature. The source presents these statements in a fragmentary early 20th century style.
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Ernest Frederick
Nson Beacon Street
Yale Faces Newton A A In Gridiron Clash At Newton
Yale travels to Newton today to meet the Newton Athletic Association in a key gridiron contest. Yale aims to extend its streak while Newton hopes to disrupt with a strong veteran lineup.
Talk on Tides by G d Darwin at Huntington Hall
The opening talk of ten lectures on Tides was delivered last evening at Huntington Hall by Professor G. d Darwin of Cambridge University. He discussed how lunar gravity over ages has altered the direction of the moon and earth and noted praise from attendees for his distinction as Charles Darwin's son.
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Lowell Institute
Huntington Hall
G. d Darwin
University of Cambridge
Eng
Darwin
Charles Darwin
America
Wandering Ill Woman Found At Bellevue Insane Pavilion
A handsome brunette claiming to be Mrs. Lillie Lawrence, a Brooklyn singer, appeared at Bellevue Insane Pavilion with visible distress. She spoke of a two week Gem Opera House Saratoga engagement and was later sent to Bellevue after a cab ride and police contact.
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Bellevue
Lillie Lawrence
Brooklyn
Morris Bermas
Saratoga Express
Grand Central Station
Staton
Bedford Avenue
Holland House
Kiernan
Gem Opera House
Saratoga
Six Glubs to Bowl at A C C Meeting
After months of dispute over professionalism the Associated Cycling Clubs approved a bowling committee with full powers and earmarked $100 for prizes. Twelve clubs attended with eighteen delegates as Chelsea Cycle Club won full membership while Somerset Road Club’s request was tabled. The treasurer reported a balance of 1275.66.
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Young
George W. Dorntee
Dornee
Frothingham
Chelsea Cycle Club
Somerset Road Club
Not to Strike Fails in Brockton Mass Meeting
In Brockton on Oct 15 a planned mass meeting at Foresters Hall failed due to crowd size and moved to Hibernian Hall where 400 gathered. The group voted 204 to 87 against striking in sympathy with fasteners as Secretary Eaton of the Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union spoke. Later Lasters’ Union No 39 met and ratified the mass meeting’s decision.
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Brockton
Foresters’ Hall
Hibernian
Eaton
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Lasters
Bankers Oppose Bimetallism in London Memorial
Sir Michael Hicks Beach received a London memorial from banking houses and mercantile interests urging no changes to the circulating medium without Parliament and public discussion. It notes Canadian Bankers Association resolutions against bimetallism and warns that India’s closed mints require no retrograde action unless benefiting India.
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London
Michael Hicks-Beach
Canadian Bankers’ Association
India
Man Arrested on Indecent Assault Charge in Charles Town
After a two day search Division 15 officers arrested William Cass on indecent assault charges on Winthrop Street. Victims are two girls aged 5 and 7. Cass is married, living on Winthrop Street, and is described as having one arm.
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Division 15
William Cass
Winthrop Street
Charlestown
Case
Victim of Conductor Spite In New York Street Crash
Miss Norah Curtin rebuked a New York cable car conductor for carelessness and was then injured when the car jolted forward. She fell to the asphalt, suffering a skull fracture, as bystanders pleaded with the crew to stop. Doctors at Manhattan Hospital report she is dying.
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New York
Norah Curtin
Manhattan
Miss Curtin
Nana
London Newspapers Debate Bimetallism Memorials
The Times Daily News and Standard comment on anti bimetallic memorials presented to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. They urge the government to avoid rash changes and warn of currency scarcity in India since the mints closed.
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London
The
Times, Daily News and
Standard
India
Closing Argument in Luetgert Trial Ends
Ex-Judge Vincent, chief defense counsel, pleads against convicting Luetgert on circumstantial evidence. He argues Louise Luetgert may have wandered away and questions the motive involving the servant girl. He notes jury will hear on rings experts and soap making with one court session left before jury deliberation expected Tuesday.
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Chicago
Vincent
Luetgert
Ary Stemmering
Louise Luetgert
Deneen
Tuesay
Decker Turns Poker Bluff to Aid Rescue in San Francisco
In San Francisco on O'Farrell Street the Decker party staged a poker bluff to mislead authorities while rescuing Miss Cisneros. Police involvement began when a guard noted matches as stakes. The trick drew laughter until two innocents and another inmate from Casa de Recojidas vanished.
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New York
Cisneros
Mr. Decker
O’farrel Street
Decker
Casa de Recojidas
Donovan Declares Bryan Democrat Nomination For Senate
East Boston Alderman William J. Donovan filed yesterday as an independent candidate for the Senate from the third Suffolk district. He designates himself a Bryan Democrat, sparking a dispute over party naming with supporters of Representative Rourke and the regular Democratic nomination. The campaign hinges on which Bryan Democrat designation may appear on the ballot and whether the party name exists after Thursday’s 5 p.m. deadline.
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William J. Donovan
Boston
Senate
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Donovan
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Rourke
George Fred Williams
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Gorman Offers to Step Down if Sun backs Democratic Ticket
United States Senator Gorman issues an open letter to Edwin Abell of the Baltimore Sun offering to relinquish Maryland Democratic leadership if Abell will support the party in upcoming state and legislative campaigns. He hints at pursuing another Senate term if needed for Democratic success and defends civil service tariff and ballot reform views while noting the Sun’s opposition was opinion based.
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Baltimore
United States
Gorman
Edwin &. Abell
Baltimore Sun
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The
Sun
Two More Sanphy Brothers Arrested in Lynn Case
Benjamin Sanphy and Fred Sanphy aged 20 and 26 of 994 Tremont street were arrested in Lynn for complicity in the assault on William Sanphy who was shot and wounded by Patrolman Patrick Leahy on West Springfield street. Six arrests total. John McGuinness also detained after a prior disorderly conduct arrest and knife incident with Patrolman Burns.
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Fred Sanphy
Tremont Street
William Sanphy
Patrick Leahy
Station 6
West Springfield Street
Lynn
Boston
Station 5
Leahy
John McGuinness
Hurns
Station 2
McGuinness
Burns
Ninth Infantry Rifle Shoot at State Range
Worcester units led by G Company with the highest score of 410 at the State range rifle shoot. The Ninth Infantry M V M posted a regimental total higher than 1896, beating four previous winners. Other scores: H Natick 407 A Boston 878 I Lawrence 372 K Clinton 855 M Lowell 328 M Boston 802 B Boston 20 L Boston 284 H Boston 254 Boston 210.
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Ninth Infantry
State Range
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Natick
Boston
Lawrence
Clinton
Lowell
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