Harvard Fall Games training shows strong turnout for fall events
Harvard athletes under Trainer Lathrop press toward fall and freshman games with 121 men in training. Newcomers Grandin Little McCarthy vie for sprint spots. Garcelan favored in the 100 yard dash. Old hands Green Marshall Pillsbury Whitren and Hollister lead in various events as freshmen and veterans push for spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson
Holmes Fd
Lathrop
Garcelan
Green
Marshall
Margha
Whittren
Grandin
Little
McCarthy
Pillsbury
Mansfield
Blakeware
Thesbury Latin School
Fortese
E. B. Hill
Emerson
Rew
H. Hollister
Waite
Cutler’s
Dwight
St. Paul’s
Wesson
Worcester Academy
Axent
Blake
Fenton
Collamore
H. H. Hollister
Exeter
Southwick
New York
O'Connell
Nichols
Crane
Garcelon
Captain Wheelright
Jameson
Bremer
Mr. Lathrop
van Ingen
Harvard
Williams
Champney
Press Club Cycling Club 100 Mile Century
The Press Cycling Club completed its annual 100 mile century from Boston to Newburyport and back. Of 104 starters eleven failed to finish. final finishers included Miss Margaret Kirkwood noted for her twelfth century ride and a large crowd observed arrivals at 6:26 PM after 7 hours 45 minutes of actual riding. The early starters finished at 8:33 PM after 9 hours 45 minutes elapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Cycling Club
Massachusetts
Newburyport
Satem
M. Savage
Charles B. Sweet
R. W. Matthews
Andrew E. Pepper
Arthur A. Pean
W. A. Hardy
George Whettin
R. Gordon
A. B. Anderson
W. Marshall
Austin W. Pease
E. D. Norris
J. D. Cummines
H. Stevens
H.R. Egbert
A. H. Hdgerly
A. W. Ross
J. J. Pastene
G.D
Salem
Scorchers
Boston
J. P. Clark
Theo Rothe
F. Whitney
W. F. Holmes
A. LeBarron
F. Lincoln
Charles E. Fay
J. B. Hall
W. N. Forrest
C. T. Spindell
C. Irving Swan
J. H. Hall
C. A. Fowler
George M. Stevens
Rudolph W. Emerson
C. B. McKim
R. B. Plummer,Jr
Theodore Rothe
A. C
E. C. Himson
D. Bradley
Ipswich
Robson
Miss Kirkwood
Salem Cyclists Big Race Ends In Close Finish
The 25 mile road race from Salem to Lynnfield and back was won by Hugh Robson of Salem who rode scratch. The event, under Salem News, offered a diamond ring and seven other prizes. About 200 cyclists led a street parade later that evening when a runaway horse crashed into a telegraph pole killing the animal and narrowly missing bystanders.
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Salem
Lynnfield
Hugh Robson
Salem News
Salem Common
E. O. Peabody
A. GC
Boggs
J. A. Jones
G. A. Potter
J. L. Rier
HW. Allen
E. J. Boyle
Essex Street
Henry Stevens
Summer Street
Reception for Mr Kugler by Machinists Union Delegates
The Machinists Union 28 hosted a reception for Mr Kugler and Parisian labor delegates at 1031 Washington Street. Kugler, interpreted by Paul Simon, contrasted American workers with the French republic and highlighted union welfare topics. Speeches by notable labor leaders followed.
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Machinists’ Union 28
Kugler
Washington Street
Kulger
Paul Simon
French Republic
East Boston Correction on Dry Goods Store Closings
A letter to the Paper of the Post corrects a misprint in yesterday’s report of the K L Assembly. The early closing of dry goods stores referred to as South Boston should read East Boston. Signed by DOBSON secretary L A 146.
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Post
K. of L
East Boston
South Boston
Rf Dobson
L. A
B A A and Bowdoin to Clash in Saturday Match
Saturday at the South end grounds the B A A and Bowdoin football elevens will play a match game. Captain Waters's men aim to challenge the Maine collegians in a good contest. Admission will be Bitty eee. Play starts at 3 o'clock. Ad reads Wringer Co. offers extension goods and repairs.
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South End
Bowdoin
Pregny
Captain Waters
Maine Collegians
Emerald Athletic Club Forms In Roxbury Boston
PUGILISTIC GOSSIP reports a new Emerald Athletic Club organized in Roxbury Boston with officers Gillis Patton Mansfield Morris Arnheim McCarthy and a directors group. An Cribb Athletic Club officers’ election is due this afternoon. An exhibition at Conant Hall Roxbury features bouts including Murphy Sullivan Bigelow Dowd Herdiman Dolan Judge Smith Wilson Butler Gallagher Donovan and a four round set between Ward and Reed. A Marco match Stanton Abbott vs Andy Bowen is ratified for Nov 13 with 3000 purse. A Buffalo Costello fight rumor is denied via St Paul letter. ROB ROY.
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Boston
Roxbury
Emerald Athletic Club
William H. Gillis
William A. Patton
G. J. Mansfield
William P. Morris
George A. Arnheim
Tim McCarthy
Charles F. Riley
Bigelow
Dowd
Herdiman
Dolan
Judge
Smith
Billy Wilson
Jim Butler
Gallagher
Donovan
Pete Ward
Billy Reed
Jack Grace
New York City
Cribb
Stanton Abbott
Andy Bowen
Olympic Club of
New Orleans
Abbott
Tommy Danforth
Shadow Maker
Buffalo Costello
St. Paul, Minn
Dick Moore
Pioneer Press
Rob Roy
Wild Oats Dominates at Saugus Trotmeet
Large crowd attends Saugus race program as Wild Oats wins the 2:32 trot in straight heats. The 2:28 trot sees Parkside narrowly fail to upset Wild Oats, while the 2:33 trot ends with Wild Oats taking first after a close battle with Harry and St James. Upcoming cards include the Priscilla stake for two year olds and the 2:20 trot and 2:18 pace.
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Graha
Kirwin
Parkside
National
Harry
Wild Oats
Harry Next
St. James
Fanny G
Bonnie Clisy
Dorcas
Pratt
Jim Wilkes
King Star
Countess
St.James
Br. G
Noy
McNamee
C. m
Horton
B. G
Yohngon
Dore
Dorcas Pratt
B. m
Noyes
Wik
Patency
Barnie Clay
B. Spink
Harris
Penne OM
Lady Thompson
Parks
S-Serveee
Priscilla
Gratz
Judge
Austin
Charles
Dorsey
Mischief
Jennie
Iroquois
Duster
Pharos
Allabreve
Pharon
Linden
Sabada
Claybourne
Big Hopes
Billy Cleveland
Racecard fragments echo a busy track program
Mosaic of names and numbers appears as a racing card with horses trainers and positions. scattered odds and distances hint at a Meadow event with multiple races and listed entrants across establishments.
Yellow fever concerns at Boston port on Merjulio case
The British tramp steamer Merjulio from Progreso is quarantined at Galloupe's Island amid suspected yellow fever. Thirteen crew show fever symptoms, two are in hospital in serious condition, medical teams test for yellow fever or malaria. Fumigation and sanitation measures are underway. officials caution uncertainty and await conclusive diagnosis.
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Boston
Ervert
Progreso
Mexico
Galloupe’s Island
Dr. Brough
Brough
Lane
Deer Island
Galloupe's Island
Durgin
Board of Health
Protector
Yucatan
Merida
Merrillo
Galloupe’s
Dodson Co
Leith
Scotland
Mobbed the Italian and his reckless gunplay on Hanover Street
Constantine Massa abandoned his knife for an American revolver during a midnight street encounter on Hanover Street. A scrimmage with local youths led to Massa firing into the crowd, wounding two bystanders and drawing police to arrest him. Edward Bryne of Everett was grazed in the groin while another man was shot in the heel.
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Constantine Massa
Massa
Hanover Street
Tileston Street
Gordon
Burns
Edward Bryne
Everett
Bryne Bros., Printers
Charlestown Street
Beachmonts New Depot Planned For Beachmont
Beachmont to receive a new depot as the old one is moved for a larger structure for the Boston Revere Beach Lynn Railroad. Architect E I Wilson describes a one story shingle style building with a carriage porch bay window and ample waiting areas. The $4000 cost excludes land with total project expenses rising after grading and grounds work.
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Revere
Beachmont
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
E. I. Wilson
Kilby Street
Post
Atlantic Avenue
North Carolina
Winthrop
Atlantic Avénues
Boston
Frank G. Kelly
Lynn
Andover Slugging Marks High School Football Clash
Phillips Andover Academy led Massachusetts Institute of Technology 10 to 6 on the Andover campus when rough play erupted. A visiting official intervened as slugging followed near the goal, forcing the teams to leave the field with time near the second half's end.
First Democratic Rally in New Bedford Supports Russell
The Grand Opera House in New Bedford hosted the first Democratic rally of the campaign. Governor candidate John E. Russell received strong applause, with Zeph W. Pease and John R. Murphy also speaking. Russell argued for state questions and tariff revision, criticizing McKinley protection and defending Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Grand Opera House
John E. Rugeell
Zeph W. Pease
Young Men's Democratic Club
John R. Murphy
Boston
Russell
Commonwealth
Cleveland
Ways and Means
McKinley
Massachusetts
Fall River
Providence Journal
Boston Journal
Harrison
Greenhalge
George NE
Dr. Johnson
Carisle
Carlisle
Foster
Treasury
Flarrison
Williams College Beats Aston College 12 Goal Victory
Williams College defeated Aston College 12 to 0 at Williams Town on an autumn afternoon. Williams leveraged a pair of scoring drives to secure the win, showcasing strong offense and solid defense against the visiting team.
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Williams Doubles Union
Williamstown
Williams College
Aston College
Spore
Disappearance of Walter E. Reed in Boston
Walter E. Reed of Dryden and Reed owners of St James stables at 1440 Washington street has vanished after paying rent and taking his trunk. He carried about $1000 and told his wife he would return, stating he would go to Chicago to look around. His wife and child await his return as a possible link to a separa tion with Mrs Cozzens, another frequent visitor at the stables.
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Walter E. Reed
Dryden & Reed
St. James
Washington Street
Reed
Chicago
Pelham Place
Dryden
Thomas Carmichael
Fourth
Detreets
Greenbacks at Mystic Pacing Meet Gone On Track
Fifty horse cars and as many men drove by $430 in bills at Mystic. Ham Brock led Gil Curry but left the money on the track after a jam. Seven pacers trod the notes, scattering cash. three intact packages were found trodden and buried near the half mile post, with fragments of a fourth.
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Mystic
Ham Brock
Gil Curry
Ham
Gil
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B. W. Isfort
J. M. Fisher
G.A. Perkins
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D. J. Greene
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Horace Ooldon
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John E. Russell
John. Murphy
W. H Parker
M. D
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