Dartmouth Williams Meet in 11th Annual Football Battle
This afternoon at 3 the old rivals Dartmouth and Williams meet at Newton athletic grounds for their 11th annual game. Dartmouth brings 6 players with Head Coach Folsom. Williams has 28 players led by Coach O Neill. A record crowd is expected with special trains from Hanover and Williamstown and a grand stand built for the event.
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Williams
Boston
Folsom
Grifith
John Bowler
Woodland Park
Copley Square
Pendleton
Cadman
Newton Centre
Auburndale
O'Neill
Copley Square Hotel
University Club
Portland High
Malden High
Malden
Waltham High
Waltham
Dorchester High
Cial
Dartmouth- Williams
Dorchester High School
Dorchester A. A
St. Alphonsus
Harvard
Crimson
West Point
Sherlock
Dorchester
Dowie Solo Rally at Madison Square Garden Amid Zion Host Show
The Dowie contingent arrives in New York with guards and Zion identifications at Madison Square Garden where Dowie delivers a measured, prophetic speech. Police and deacons manage crowds while Devery quips about votes and a tense exchange over cigars and liquor unfolds.
Waltham High Routs Dorchester 6 0 in Interscholastic Play
Waltham High trounced Dorchester High 6 to 0 in the Senior Interscholastic league at Dorchester High School field. Stubbles and White found Dorchester’s ends, Kersley broke through for a Waltham touchdown, and Dorchester’s fumbles and strong defense could not halt the fast Waltham backs. Clapp punted well for Dorchester, but Waltham dominated with teamwork and speed throughout the afternoon.
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Dorchester High
Waltham High
Dorchester High School
Waltham Boys
Waltham
Dorchester
Stubbles
White
Kersley
Sherlock
O’connell
Fisher
Seeley
Alphonse
Gaston
Green
Kelly
Ross
Relief for headaches during travel and public events
Travellers and others often suffer headaches from fatigue and nervous strain tied to sightseeing theatregoing or attending public functions. The remedy offered helps prevent and quickly relieve these headaches when fatigue or stress arises.
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills Sold in 19th Century Ad
An 19th century advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills offer a perfect remedy for all pains with no opiates or laxatives. The ad notes non laxative formula, sold in bottles with 25 doses for 25 cents, by Dr Miles Medical Co.
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Cleveland
Walker-Rintels. Drug CO
Dewey Sq
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Beach St
Harrison Ave
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School St
Washington St
C. F. Eaton
Friend St
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Knight's
Court and
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Sawyer
Hollis Sts
Dan Patch Breaks World Pacing Record On Wagon
Dan Patch pacing expert lowered the world wagon record to 1:59 1-4 at Lexington, finishing a mile in 1:59 1-4 with two runners. Weather was perfect and about four thousand spectators witnessed the feat. The Kentucky Stake for 3 year olds, won by Sadie Mac in two straight heats, included a second heat time of 2:11 1-2 tying the year’s fastest mark.
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Lexington
Dan_ Patch
Little Boy
Mmphis
Dan Patch
Hudson
McGuire
Kentucky
Sadie Mac
Dowie Zionists Start Northward Crusade Train Ride
About 30 followers of Rev. John Alexander Dowie left South station yesterday morning to join Zionites traveling across the country from Chicago to begin the great crusade in New York. They rode a day coach on the 9 o clock train via Springfield and plan to meet others at Worcester and Springfield increasing the party to 50 or 60 before reaching New York.
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John Alexander Dowie
South Station
Chicago
New York
Springfield
Worcester
Magoun Will Uncontested in Middlesex Probate Court
Judge Charles J. McIntire of the Middlesex Probate Court in East Cambridge signed a decree allowing the will of Margaret Magoun adopted daughter of Thatcher Magoun Medford to go uncontested yesterday, finalizing the estate disposition.
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Middlesex Probate Court
East Cambridge
Margaret Magoun
Thatcher Magoun
Medford
Unity Lodge 64 Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Knights and Ladies of Honor Unity Lodge 64 marked its twenty fifth anniversary with a program and history read by secretary S Hathaway P G P. An entertainment followed featuring W F Hathaway J M Waitt George W Wiles Mrs L C Clerp Miss C L Ingram and Miss A T Morrissey.
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Knights and Ladies of Honor
Knights of Honor
S. Hathaway
P.G. P
Brookline High Triumphs 17 0 Over Dedham High
Brookline High defeated Dedham High 17 to 0 in a football game played yesterday afternoon at Cypress Street grounds in Brookline. J Shine starred, scoring twice and kicking two goals while also involved in every play, with Captain Lincoln and Kerrigan contributing notably.
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Brookline High
Dedham High
Cypress Street
Brookline
J. Shine
Lincoln
Kerrigan
Yale Captain Jim Hogan Not Seriously Injured
New Haven report says Yale tackle Jim Hogan was hurt in a practice game with a kick to the ribs not a broken rib and not serious. Mike Murphy prompted the rumor by requesting a doctor evaluation but Hogan is fine for now.
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New Haven
Conn
Jim Hogan
Yale
Mike Murphy
Dartmouth and Yale Lead Rough Pattern of Freshman Matches
A dense list of high school and college matchups appears with many venues and locations across the Northeast. Pairings include Dartmouth at Newton Centre Harvard at West Point Yale at New Haven and more suggesting a broad intercollegiate schedule alongside city high school contests in Boston Cambridge and Malden.
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Weint
West Point
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Carlisle
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Bucknell
Ithaca
Columbia
Amherst
New York
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Rensselaer Polytechnic
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Tufts
Bates
Medford
Ene Aginne
St. Paul School
Gardenity
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Colby
Exeter
Cambridge
New Hampshire State
Boston College
Dover
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Georgetown
Virginia Military Institute
Richmond
Beverly High
Highland A. A
Beverly
Eereeeneen High
Allan School
Welleser
Dean Academy
Groton
Eee High
Medford High
Somerville
Ton Latin
Salem High
Salem
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Haverhill High
Haverhill
Middlesex School
Midesex
Mechanic Arts
Lowell High
Lowell
Boston Songs
South Boston High
Boston
College Grounds
Malden
Portland
Hyde Park High
Quincy High
Quincy
South Boston High Bans Ringers from Athletics
South Boston High School cracks down on players from outside the school code amid a ringer scandal against Brighton High. Captain Cronin reports nine of eleven players were not enrolled, and Headmaster A D Small bars any student with less than 20 hours of recitation weekly from competition. Ex Captain Russell loses captaincy. William N Cronin named captain as coaches prepare a core group.
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Cronin
A. D. Small
South Boston High
Small
Charles Russell
Russell
William N. Cronin
Harvard Freshmen Meet Exeter on Soldiers Field
Harvard freshmen face Phillips Exeter today with Brill of Exeter playing for Harvard as a special student. The lineup lists Harvard, West Point, Le Moyne, Gillespie, Parkinson, Graves, Renard, Knowlton, Bowditch, Hammond, Nichols, Farnsworth, Hurley, Hackett, Harrison and others in a period tone matchup at Soldiers Field.
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Phillips Exeter
Soldiers Field
Brill
Exeter
West Point
LeMoyne
Gillespie Parkinson
Gravesinson
Mettler der
A. Marshall
R. G
Hammond Co
B. Marshall
Copp Nichols
Farnsworth
Hurley
Hare
Hackett Harrison
Hanisy
Torney
Dartmouth and Williams Face Off at Newton Centre
Interscholastic matchups headline a busy day with Dartmouth and Williams at Newton Centre and Malden High meeting Portland High at Malden. Dorchester A.A. and St Alphonsus clash at Dorchester High as plans for a large crowd and new stands unfold.
Bankers and Brokers' League Series At Chauncy Alleys
In the Chauncy alleys league match Adams and Co won two of three against Estabrook and Co and Ucker Kony and Co won three straight against Blodgett Merritt and Co. The scoring details follow.
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Bankers and Brokers
Adams & Co
Apiesh Estabrook & Co
Ucker, Kony& Co
Bes Blodgett, Merritt & Co
Scor
Old Colony and Everett Sweep in Greater Boston League
Old Colony won two from Dartmouth and Everett took two from Carruth as O'Brien rolled high with 290. Scores followed in the final tallies.
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Everett
Carruth
O’brien
High Roller
Y Everett
Carruth Tix
Finley
Ray
Burden
Potter
Hailey
Te Sage
Kinnear
Rouse
Rexford
Mahan Ees
Erne
Plimpton
Brundage
Boutin
Taylor
Rkins
Jones
Butter Forfeits in Marketmen League Tie
The Butter team forfeited their match against the Farmers in Carruth alleys last evening as the Farmers won all three games with a combined score of 2343.
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Carruth
New Men Shine as Andover Track Team Debuts
Andover October 16 New material showed strong form at the fall grandicap track meet held at Binns. Records fell and crowd-pleasing tight races occurred with newcomers pushing veterans to the limit. Events included a fast mile interclass relay won by 1905 and multiple sprint and field wins by Thornton Hamilton Holiday Harriman Dods Seabury Hollister Clough Austen Barney Hall Kellas.
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Binns Andover
Thornton
Hamilton
Holiday
Harriman
Dods
Pierce
Arr
Marshall
Seabury
Hollister
Clough
Austen
Barney
Hall
Kellas
Soule Dies After Collapse in Somerville Union Square
Charles F. Soule, about 60, collapsed unconscious in Union Square Somerville at 9 50 last evening. Patrolman Kennedy moved him to the police station where City Physician Dearborn attended. He died soon after arrival at Somerville Hospital from heart disease. Soule, a painter, lived at 2412 Linden Street.
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Charles F. Soule
Union Square
Somerville
Kennedy
Dearborn
Somerville Hospital
Soule
Linden Street
Tillman acquittal splits South Carolina scene
James H. Tillman, acquitted of the murder of Columbia editor N. G. Gonzales, faces the prospect of running for Governor as Heyward-era leadership ends. He has not set plans, and left for Trenton, D C, amid lingering feuds and political tension as Senator Ben Tillman's condition worsens.
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S. C
James H. Tillman
N. G. Gonzales
Columbia
Heywood
Tillman
Trenton
D. C
Ben Tillman
Silver Co factory unions vote for nine hour day strike
Meriden Connecticut October 16 by representative vote of metal workers unions at the International Silver Company it is decided the strike will be called for a nine hour day with full pay previously refused by the company ensuring new labor action in the state.
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Meriden, Comn
International Silver Company
Metcalfe Says He Is In For It In Assembly Race
In New York at Healy's on Columbus Avenue political friends of James S. Metcalfe humorist dramatic critic and Life editor met to discuss promoting his Assembly election Metcalfe said he has been in politics since last Saturday and aims to establish a new precedent He likened his bid to Bangs and noted uncertainty about the finish Mark Twain sent a letter to the Women's Municipal League urging strong ethics in voting against Tammany tickets.
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New York
Chicago
Big Bill Devery
Madison Square Garden
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Devery
Deacon Hiram Roberts
Healy’s
Columbus Avenue
James S. Metcalfe
Life
Assembly
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Mark Twain
Women’s Municipal League
Dr. Henson
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Henson
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Henson Chosen for Brooklyn Church Pulpit After Debate
The Brooklyn Baptist church elected Dr. Henson after long debate with Dr. Williamson. Henson, famed for fearless preaching, has held prior posts in Philadelphia Chicago and Brooklyn and once critiqued Dr. Harper of Chicago University over liberal theology.
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Williamson
Henson
Lorimer
Philadelphia
First Baptist Church
Chicago
Brooklyn
Dr. Harper
Chicago University
Divinity School
Freight brakeman killed at Auburn yard
Doyle, a brakeman for the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad, was instantly killed at the Auburn freight yard this afternoon. Providence R I reports John
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Doyle
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Auburn
Providence
R. I
John
Newton Pastor Resigns After Parish Dispute
The Rev. Stephen H. Smith of the Myrtle Colored Baptist Church in West Newton resigns after a special meeting ends a feud with parishioners. The resignation was accepted the same evening.
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Newton
Stephen H. Smith
Myrtle
Colored) Baptist Church
West Newton
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