Harvard Men Overwhelmed Amherst 30 to 0 in Rivalry
Harvard dominates Amherst with a 30 to 0 win as substitutions and new players test both teams. Hamlen and Hayes score, Whittren adds a late TD. Pratt, Rosa, and Brown shine for Amherst while Harvard’s defense and improved interference limit the visitors’ chances. Attendance 1500.
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Harvard
Amherst
Davis
Princeton
Amcherst
Hamlet
Dunlop
Hayes
Brown
Whittren
Jackson
Rosa
Tyler
Pratt
Fie
Johnstone
Fisher
John Sam Ua
Emmons
Mr. Wood
Whitney
Monahan
Wheeler
Dun‘top
Norton Shaw
Fosdick
Ambherst
Moulton
Dunlop Pratt
Hamlen
Hartwell
F. Shaw
Doucette
Borden
Wrenn
Manning
Murchie
Purple-Stockings
Tere
Rosa Wheeler
Bee
Fosdick Murchie
Warren J. Wisessss
S.cright
Cawthers Gould
Twer Hartwell
Huall Wrennen
H. L. Pratt Hayes
Johnstone Growh
Fisher Dunlop
J. T. Pratt
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Davis
Wood
Physiognomical Haircutters Highlighted in Alland Ad
An old classified ad from Alland B. 19 remont row promotes physiognomical haircuts offered by a local barber. The listing hints at facial feature styling and sculpting as a novelty service.
Yale Defeats Dartmouth at Hampden Park
Yale outscored Dartmouth 34 to 0 in a two half game at Hampden Park before about a thousand spectators. Mills and Thorne starred for Yale with multiple scores as Dartmouth fought the wind and launched threats but failed to cross Yale’s goal line.
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Springfield
Yale
Dartmouth
Hampden Park
New Haven
Mills
DeWitt
Thorne
Hickok
Folsom
Williams Defeats Laureate Boat Club 8-0 in Troy
Williams College football edged the Laureate Boat Club in Troy, scoring on a Huyck TD and strong driving from Fred and Phil Draper. The Laureates threatened late but could not convert, with no goals kicked and several fumbles and offsides in the second half.
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Troy
N. Y
Williams College
Laureate Boat Club
Huyek
Williams
I'red@ Draper
Phil Draper
Laureates
Fred Draper
Rogerson
Brown University Beats Phillips Academy 14 to 9 on Andover Campus
Brown University defeated Phillips Academy 14 to 9 in an afternoon football game on the Andover campus. Millard for Brown ran well, with strong tackling from Chadwell and Hine. Scoring came from Millard twice and McCarthy, with Emery adding the goals from touchdowns.
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Andover
Brown University
Phillips Academy
Brown
Millard
Chadwell
Hine
Ceessens Lancey Piotsod
Cecvccvesees Centre
Vee
Holt
Cccceeee
Cseseees Vo Oy
Ott Ould, Young
McCarthy
Phillips
Emery
Clark
Jennings
Greenway
Bowdoin Rolls Over Colby 28–0 in Brunswick Rivalry
Bowdoin defeated Colby 28 to 0 in Brunswick as Colby struggled to advance the ball while Bowdoin repeatedly penetrated the line. Standout Bowdoin players included Kimball Stubbs Mitchell and Libby, with solid tackling from Jordan and Chapman for Colby.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin
Colby
Bowdein
Bhat
Jordan
Chapman
Kimball
Stubbs
Mitchell
Libby
Colby. Hicks
Ceeseeee
CDA
Ceeeeee
Jordan Dewey
Celis
Visa
Chapman Laddyg
Snare Knowlton
Dyer Mitchell
Hubbs
Ee Holmes Quimby
McFa
Yale Princeton Controversy Over Scheduling
Princeton football management denied receiving any correspondence from Yale authorities about the Princeton Yale game. The team declares the game will not be played later than December 1.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Brown Freshmen Defeat New Bedford High in Scrappy Game
Brown University Freshman football team visited New Bedford and battled the high school eleven. The first half tied 6 to 6 before Brown pulled away in the second half, finishing 22 to 6.
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New Bedford
Brown University
Brown
Penn shuts out Lehigh in 30 0 win at Philadelphia
The University of Pennsylvania football team defeated Lehigh University 30 to 0 in Philadelphia this afternoon. Penn dominated offensively and kept Lehigh scoreless.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Lehigh University
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Camden Athletic Club a Victor
Washington October 17 Football Camden Athletic Club 35 Georgetown College at ???.
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Camden Athletic Club
Washington
Georgetown College
Belmont racing card reports a fixed pacing race
Seventeen heats decided at Belmont today with three finished events. The 2:25 pacing race drew controversy as judges deemed it fixed, with Hamlet accused of carrying insider money and driver Wilson twice reprimanded before Hamlet won two heats. Alejandro faded as James L. won the 2:16 class.
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Philadelphia
Belmont Course
Happy
Somerville
N. J
Rockburn
Ashmaid
Hamlet
Point Breeze
Wilson
Alejandro
James L
Tennis at Harvard yields close doubles upset
Tennis at Harvard continued with limited play as Thomas and Booth edged Codman and Winslow in a tight doubles match 6 4 4 6 11 9. Singles results saw Ingraham, Wrenn, Pier, and Foster win, with Wrenn set to face Chase in the third round at 1 30. Rutgers clinches Middle States cricket title 20 0 over Stevens at Hoboken.
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Harvard
Codman
Winslow
Thomas
Booth
Ingraham
Wrenn
Pier
Cutting
Foster
Sharpless
Chase
White waiters discharge at Hotel Reynolds after wage cut
White waiters at the Hotel Reynolds were discharged after opposing a wage cut from 30 to 25 dollars a month. Colored waiters have been hired in their place, and the former employees are urging patrons to boycott the hotel.
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Reynolds
What Women Need and Duffy's Pure Malt
A prominent New York society lady extols women needing support and endorses Duffy's Pure Malt as the ideal medicinal whiskey to restore strength and beauty. The note urges women to seek this prepar ation from reputable druggists or grocers and warns against alternatives.
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Duffy
New York
Alix in Fettle Ahead of Mystic Park Showdown
Alix trained six miles at Mystic Park under Mr Salisbury ahead of a to be raced match next Saturday against Directum. Trainer Hickok says Directum is in prime form though not fast worked since the Rigby race, and the track’s mellow footing at Mystic may favor the stallion.
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Alix
Mystic Park
Mr. Salisbury
Lexington
Salisbury
Terre Haute
Hickok
Directum
Mystic
Saugus Trots at Franklin Track Draw Big Crowd
Saugus Oct I 2F free pacing drew about 3000 spectators as Nancy Harkaway and Comemar battled in the 2 26 class with Harkaway winning the last three heats. Electric Coin underperformed in 2 22 and a serious accident occurred in the 2 19 heat when Alexander D and Machado riders fell after sulkies clashed.
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Saugus
Oct
Franklin Re
Marston C
Nancy Harkaway
Comemar
Comemur
Yankee Luck
Cratz
Electric Coin
Jefferson
Machado
Alexander D
Marie Burroughs Debuts as Star in The Scapegoat at Lyceum
Marie Burroughs led the Lyceum Theatre premiere of The Scapegoat in America, a comedy drama by Gertrude Warden and Wilton Jones. Lola Marden’s growth from beauty to strength drew strong notices, with John E. Kellerd as Marquis de Vaux and Louis Massen earning applause for his husband role. the cast also included Vashti Dethic and others delivering solid performances.
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Detroit
Mich
Marie Burroughs
Lyceum Theatre
America
Gertrude Warden
Wilton Jones
England
Lola Marden
Lola
Vashti Dethic
Judah
John E. Kellerd
Marquis de Vaux
Louis Massen
Mark Price
Harry Gwynette
Jean Clara Waters
Marie Monk
Hieanor Perry
Boston Docks Plan Discussed At Public Hearing
A public hearing of the committee on wharves and docks debated municipal ownership to improve Boston’s docks and waters. Alderman Witt chaired. speakers including F. N. Bardwell, Jerome Jones, H. L. Young and others urged bonds and public control to boost commerce and port status. Endorsed by business leaders, real estate interests, and trade groups.
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Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Alderman Witt
Boston
Witt
Times
Barry
Board OF Trade
F. N. Bardwell
Associated Boards of Trade
New York
Portland
Liverpool
Jerome Jones
Philadelphia
Baltimore
London
England
Treasury
New England
London Line
William B. Bird
Boston Associated Board of Trade
IF. L. Young
The
Oil Trade Association
East Boston
F. H. Viaux
Real Estate Exchange
Coun
Samuel Snow
B. Whittemore
Etna Insurance Company
J. H. Sullivan
F. B. Day
James Smith
Lynch
Dorchester Improvement Committee
James Wooley
Joseph R. Leeson
J. Richard Carter
Paper Trade
John H. Clark
John H. Sullivan
Charles G. Campbell
Joseph H. O’neil
W. B. Bird
Bailey
John P Dore
Street Commission
P. H. Kendricken
G. W. Moses
Williams
Third National Bank
Curtis Guild, Jr
J. A. Lane
Merchants’ Association
Osborne Howes
Board of Underwriters
Ameer of Afghanistan Dead as Kabul Reports
Lahore newspaper reports the Ameer of Afghanistan has died in Calcutta. The account details the death scene and notes he urged his eldest son Habib Alla to preserve cordial ties with Great Britain.
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Calcutta
Lahore
Ameer
Afghanistan
Habib Alla
Great Britain
William H. Jones Recaptured After Escape from Deer Island
William H. Jones a 24 year old colored man was arrested for larceny. He was sentenced to two months in the House of Industry at Deer Island and later escaped from Long Island. He was recaptured by a Division 5 officer and will be returned to Deer Island today.
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William H. Jones
Harris
Division 16
House of Industry
Deer Island
Jones
Long Island
Division 5
Engineers Tour Moon Island And Deer Island Sewage Works
Boston Society of Civil Engineers toured Moon Island outfall tanks and the Deer Island sewage project aboard the tug Cormorant. They viewed six and a quarter million gallon basins, learned the sluice discharge, and walked a sea floor subway under Deer Island guided by Engineer Carson. a lengthy briefing followed with a banquet and an illustrated lecture by Spencer Miller.
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Boston Society of Civil Engineers
Moon
Deer Island
Congress Street
Moon Island
Jamaica Plain
Ames
Boston
Ocean
Carson
Ham
Quincy
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Spencer Miller
Frederick H. Winslow
C. H. Parker
M. E
Charles River Iron Works
Cambridgeport
Frederick W. Farnham
Lowell
Levi G. Hawkes
Saugus
W. H. Norris
John H. Pence
Cambridge
Theo. L. Pike
Frank W. Hodgdon
Harbor and Land Commissioners
George Bowers
EK. C. Lincoln
Herman Gregg
New McLean Hospital
Waverly
D. W. Pratt
E. Elbert Young
H. J. Morrison
E. 8. Dorr
Boston Sewer Department
George T.sampson
Louis F. Cutter
F. T. Tarce
Greensboro
N. C
Edmund B. Weston
Providence
George A. King
Taunton
C. W. Cheeney
W. H. Lerned
Cam
Frederick D. Smith
W.M. Foster
William P. Morse
West Newton
Albert 8. Crane
Newton
Chester W. Smith
T. F. Richardson
Charles A. Bowman
Frank O. Whitney
Charles H. Swan
F. F. Forbes
Brockton
F. E. Sherry
B. R. Felton
Marlboro
Edward P. Adams
Medford
Walter C. Stearns
Melrose
J. Leslie Woodfall
Henry PB. Wood
Street Department
Robert W. Priestman
Lawrence
Charles KR. Felton
Otis F. Clapp
Alfred D. Finn
S Department
Heywood S. French
F. B. French
Thomas’ F. Barnes
Faro Bank Confidence Game Hits New England Market
A con tale targets a West End marketman with a slick talker claiming a faro bank employee will reveal how to heat the bank for a share of profits. The bank is said to be in New Hampshire or Maine. The victim is led to lose money and blamed for not following directions.
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New Hampshire
Maine
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