Harvard to Play Carlisle Indians Next Saturday
Harvard faces Carlisle at Soldiers Field in a pivotal test as changes plague team unity and fitness. Coaches and players warn of a tough week with PennsylvanIa looming, while injuries and personnel shifts hinder cohesion and steady play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Carlisle Indians
Soldiers Field
Yale
Columbia
New Haven
Princeton
Brown
Providence
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Crimson
Dudley Dean
Carlisle
Dibblee
Dean
Harvard Eleven
Tufts Elevens Troubled After Portsmouth Loss
Tufts varsity return to Medford with praise for first half but collapse on left side in second. Perkins dislocated shoulder will miss a week, Yates ankle may force rest, Knight bruised. Columbia game for next Wednesday could not be set. next contest is Technology on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Bates
Columbia
Daly
Dibblee
Ellis
Lee
Kendall
Campbell
Warley
Hallowell
Lawin
Crimson
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Graydon
Roberts
Burnett
Topal
Law
Barnard
W. Taiwrence
Putnam
Medford
Tufts
Varsity Eleven
Portmouth
Perkins
Yates
Knight
Columbia Eleven
Football Scouting Notes and Local Team Plans
News briefs from Boston area football circles note Randall of Dartmouth guarding for Denver Athletic Club while Frank W. Cavanaugh guides Worcester's eleven. Columba and Pennsylvania faces loom, injuries sparse, and fumbles discussed. Brown and Penn squads praised for defense. coach Woodruff seeks reliable ends. Local clubs in East Boston and Dorchester seek games against lighter or heavier opponents, with addresses for arranging matches.
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Randall
Dartmouth
Denver Athletic Club
Frank W. Cavanaugh
Worcester
Columbia
Harvard
Sanford
Yale
Pennsylvania
Potter
Woodruff
Mike Murphy
Valensifans
Maroons
Brown
Chicago
Chadwick
Elevers
Emerson
East Boston
Boston
Nathaniel White
Bennington Street
Dorchester
Roxbury
New Dorchester
Ballivan
Dillons
Crudden
Casey
R. G
Lucas
R. T
Doherty
R. E
Miller
G. B
Lonnergan
Furfey
Ham
R. B
Jones
Crud
Road Club's Handicap Run to Providence Woon
GOSSIP OF THE WHEELMEN reports mixed weather after three rainy Sundays delays. The Massachusetts division handicap century at Providence drew nineteen starters with fast times. J W Potter led nonhandicap at 6 05 for 100 miles, Morash tops handicaps at 6 46 with 5 minute start. Other centuries and half centuries went to Newburyport Providence routes and Walpole, with many riders listed from Metropolitan Wheelmen and Owl Cycle Club of Cambridge.
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Road Club
Providence Woon
W. F. Morash
Massachusetts
Century Road Club
Providence
J. W. Potter
S. C. Robinson
M. H.m. PA
Ernie
Walla¢e
Ieee Ae
P. Mills
Uvare
Mansom
J. H. Dreckfost
W. E. Bowen
R. BE. Hunt
William Moore
Paul Merhoff
A. W. Carey
W. J. Worthington
C. H. Chick
Harry Clark
C. A. Mason
W. B. Mead
W. A. Gilpatrick
W. D. Eaton
Irving Lawson
P. E. Buckley
T. Vaughan
E. R. Smith
Collins
G L. Coburn
E. N. Cousins
S. V. Wu
Everett Wheaton
R. Montgomery
J. H. Lehan
G. L. Flanders
Lowell
E. 8
Soule
C. C. Tinker
Andrew Duncan
T. Ohulay
F. P. Martin
A. P. Hallenerg
Harry M. Gordon
Walter A. Woods
Newburyport
R. F E. Hunt
P. Kelley
G. E. Miner
J. W. Williams
W. K. Coleman
C. H. Burnham
Joseph Stoehr
A. D. Rice
A. ™. Coggins
L. S. Cofin
EB. F. Cahill
Edward le Coeur
Metropolitan
Walpole
H. L. Eldredge
H. M. Spindle
S. Wrate
M. Bedell
S. Leve
Charles Malley
R. P. Clark
Thomas Brown
T. H. Warburton
F. Martin
A. KE
N. Roy
Arthur Jones
R. Hunt
John Ried
M. McIntyre
K. Billings
C. W. Peterson
R. Clark
W. H. Bland
J. A. Penny
A. Cameron
H. Livingston
W. A. Henius
R. Robinson
I. Gardiner
Miss J. Bagley
J. H. Farnham
G. Davis
T. Sheraton
H. Carracade
B. H. Temple
R. A. O. Winterbottom
W. J. Potter
G M. Wallace
F. T. Hartson
W. 8
Iis
William L. Voge
The
Owl Cycle Club of
Cambridge
George Patterson
J. A. Shaw
F. W. Baxter
Thomas Carter
Ed Cahill
Alice Cole
J. R. Baxter
Muinnia Edwards
Anne
May Baxter
R. Wheaton
J. Mclean
J. W. Kelley
George Tinekar
George Gallagher
Clara Darling
Ernest Fox
J. S. Baxter
Dan Mountain
J. Fitzpatrick
A. A. Gallagher
J. Lyons
H’red Cogie
George L Baxter
S. Ll. Stewart
G. Gallagher
Sadie Ducey
Co.s. Davis
Edward St. Coeur
D. McLean
Charles F. Wood
A. F. Wood
George Bryant
T. Cahill
Karl Coombs
John Cunningham
EK. I. Cook
John Higgins
Everett J. Wheaton
John Mannix
F. W. Filmore
P. Grove
H. Grove
A. Vincent
J. Harrington
A. Higgins
Charles Snowden
W. J. McDonald
John A. Zaree
John Gartland
Sullivan Leads In Fifth Suffolk Senate Battle
In the fifth Suffolk district a spirited contest unfolds between ex-Alderman John H. Colby, who toppled Senator In ness for renomination, and John A. Sullivan, a young Democratic lawyer from Ward 10. Sullivan, a Lowell Grammar School alumnus of 1882, completed high school in 1885 and is finishing his college studies.
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Suffolk
John H. Colby
Inness
John A. Sullivan
Sullivan
Lowell Grammar School
Sullivan Emerges as Noted Suffolk County Pleader
Poston University Law School in 1806, admitted to the bar after passing the examination with credit. Since then Mr. Sullivan has practiced law successfully, associated with Major Charles H. Darling and Bordman Hall, earning a strong jury impression for his pleading ability in Suffolk county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston University Law School
Sullivan
Charles H. Darling
Bordman Hall
Suffolk County
Records Shatter In Indoor and Outdoor Cycling Feats
The season saw most records fall from three to sixty seven miles as fast riders set new marks indoors and out. Will Stinson of Cambridge dominates Brockton times while Major Taylor still holds the mile from a standing start. the motor tandem proves tamed on ten lap indoor tracks. Stinson’s Brockton ride and Taylor’s enduring records define a year of dramatic cycling progress.
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Chicago
Johnny Nelson
Jimmy Michael
Brockton
Will Stinson
Cambridge
Taylor
Major Taylor
Chicago Wieae Lions
W. C. Stinson
C. Stinson
Sehaeees
Brockton Resae
Cc. Stinson
Brockton Vie Esa Ea
Brockton Ae Satacereree
Brockton LN
Brockton WO
Leo W. CG. Stinson
Brockton Wexinieee
Brockton Seite
Brockton LU
Brockton Po
Brockton de Avarn
W. Cc. Stinson
Brockton Mae
Brockton Bataware
Brockton BO Ene Eee
H. D. Elkes
Brockton Teats
I. D. Elkes
Sherman Dying As Dillon Refuses Treatment
Dillon refuses to yield to the treatment given him and continues to sink. Dr. W W Johnston attended him at the house on K Street opposite Franklin Square. Relatives gathered during the evening, with intimate ones remaining at the bedside of the distinguished patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
W. W. Johnston
K Street
Franklin Square
Escaped Burglar Caught In Fall River After Escape
Fred Smolensky the Fall River burglar who escaped Friday morning from the county jail was captured in Fall River this afternoon. He had previously broken into the home of Simon Gourse and was bound over for the grand jury awaiting Taunton jail trial. He was found breaking into the same house again and was taken to Central Station where his case will be tried tomorrow.
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Fall River
Fred Smolensky
Simon Gourse
Grand Jury
Taunton
Central Station
Big Consignment of Fine Horses Sail for England
One of the largest consignments of thoroughbreds ever leaving the United States sailed yesterday on the steamship Minnehaha to England. Owners William C. Whitney James R. Keene and A. J. Cassatt dispatched horses to English trainers including Sam Darling and Lord William Beresford with careful stabling and safety measures described, including padded box stalls for each animal and onboard attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
William C. Whitney
James QR. Keene
A. J. Cassatt
Mr. Cassatt
William Beresford
W. C. Whitney
John Huggins
Olympia
Lord Eresford
Klondyke
George B. Hill
Minnehaha
Mr. Whitney
Rosebery to Publish Napoleon The Last Phase Book
Lord Rosebery announces in the Daily Chronicle a new volume titled Napoleon The Last Phase. The study covers the Emperor's final years on Saint Helena and is due for publication in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Rosebery
The
Daily Chronicle
Napoleon
St. Helena
Roosevelt Skips Campaign Tour Resting at Oyster Bay
Governor Roosevelt rests at his Oyster Bay home after a taxing West Coast trip. Doctors report throat soreness improving. Roosevelts plans to depart for New York tomorrow then launch a final campaign push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooseyday
Oyster
Bryan Arrives in Pittsburgh En Route to Huntington
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Bryan Pittsburg at dawn on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie line and departed for Huntington, West Virginia, on the Panhandle route after a missed connection with his special car. He rode a Panama limited train to Columbus to catch a Norfolk and Western train, arriving in Huntington about 1 am tomorrow. His brief stop drew local Democratic leaders for a social chat at the Monongahela House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
William Jennings Bryan
Lake Erie Road
Huntington
W. Va
Panhandle
Buffalo
Bryan
Columbus
Norfolk & Western
Mr. Bryan
Monongahela House
Registration Surge in New York Voting Push Report
New York reports indicate a record registration with over 650000 voters pledged in the city as four days of registration close. Manhattan and the Bronx expect 60000 to 70000 votes. Brooklyn and others near 50000. Arrests total nearly 100 for illegal registration. James Ryan of Delevan Hotel faces charges for attempting dual-address registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Eda
Eles
Nadia Hen Coats
Brooklyn
Iale
Queens
Alge
Otal
Bronx
James Ryan
Tom O'Rourke
Delevan
Wfortieth Street
Broadway
McCullagh
Yorkville
Rally for Sullivan Marred by Salvation Army Band Interruption
In Roxbury at 1042 Tremont Street the fifth district Democratic rally for John A. Sullivan faced disruption as a Salvation Army band persisted through Jerry Wasson’s sharp attack on trusts imperialism and Mark Hanna. Sullivan promised to oppose further tax rises and back a restoration of the old rate amid a heated, crowd-pleasing atmosphere leavened by musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ti. Colby
Tremont Street
Wiard 18
Roxbury
John A. Sullivan
Senate
John FE. Logue
Jeery
Wasson
Mark Hanna
Teddy” Roosevelt
Jerry
Naphen
Dr. Pierce
Murase
Doyle
Sullivan
Bird
Salvation Army
Watson
Patrick O'Riorden remembered for vast charitable giving
Funeral services for Patrick O'Riorden will be held at St Marys Church in Charlestown with a Requiem high mass. A special train will carry mourners to Lawrence for burial after the service. He donated an estimated sixty thousand dollars to charities, founded the Consumptives Home in Cambridge, and supported Working Boys Home, Orphans Home on Harrison Avenue, and the Home for Destitute Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick O’riorden
St. Mary's Church
Charlestown
Father McMann
Father Allison
Father Gormley
Lawrence
North Union Station
Cambridge
Orphans’ Home
Harrison Avenue
Church of St. Mary's
Crowd Greets Bryan Train Arrival Across Towns
A scene along the route showed large crowds at depots as the candidate Bryan rode the train. He remained in his sleeper berth while the crowd urged a handshake, then rested in the drawing room during the afternoon after leaving Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Bryan
Sleeper
Untitled local note fragment from Bryan area
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Stone Richardson Manley Scott with unclear context and date 25 in Bryan region. unable to determine event, participants, or outcome from readable portions.
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Bryan
Stone
Richardson
Manley and Scott
Vacancy Rumors Cloud Senate Seat Totals
Fragmented OCR text hints at a vacancy and total counts in a senate race. Names and places are garbled, but reference to a vacancy and a total figure appears, suggesting a report on seat status and possible appointments.
Polo Schedule Planned for Southeastern League
The schedule committee of the Southeastern Polo League has prepared a provisional gates schedule from early November through holidays. It lists Clinton Salem Lawrence Pawtucket Plymouth Brockton Fall River and Taunton with openings on November 8 and nights assigned to each city, pending ratification at a Boston meeting next Tuesday.
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Clinton
Southeastern Polo League
Boston
Salem
Lawrence
Pawtucket
Plymouth
Brockton
Fall River
Taunton
Tall
Boxing Gossip Sparks Interest In Corbett Visit
The arrival of Jim Corbett in town stirs talk of future plans and a possible clash with Jim Jeffries. Corbett opens a theatrical tour at the Howard with Dan Ryan, highlighting training routines and exhibition sparring. The column covers match chatter, club bouts, and potential challengers including Twin Sullivan, Charley O Rourke, and Billy Gardner’s brother, with notes on venue plans and upcoming promotions.
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Jim Corbett
Lold
Jim Jeffries
Corbett
Old Howard
Dan Ryan
Twin Sullivan
Sunday Post
Tom Broderick
Eddie Connolly
Kirtland Club
Broderick
Kirtland
Post
Billy Gardner
New England
The
Billy
George Dixon
Charley O'Rourke
Salem
O'Rourke
Athenian
City Point
Elm
Crescent
O’ Rourke
Elm Athletic Club
George Francis
Jack White
Bob Jacques
Milton
Dan Hartwell
Tony Bonaparte
Johnny Sheehan
Jack MoeAuliffe
Harry Gilmore
Gilmore
Canada
America
England
Police News
McAuliffe
Belfast
Ike
Jack Havlin
Frank Murphy
Jack Farrell
Kid McCoy
Marie Dressler
Sandy Ferguson
Mike Shallow
Andy Daly
John Graham
B. H. Benton
Trob Roy
Massachusetts House Names Funeral Committee Members
Speaker Myers announced the representatives from the Massachusetts House to attend Captain J. G. B. Adams funeral in Lynn on Monday afternoon. Members include Dalton Salem Howland Chelsea Stone Springfield Odlin Lynn Turtle Pittsfield Bennett Saugus Saunders Boston Reed Taunton McNary Boston Adams Melrose Dean Brookline Litchfield Middleboro Newton Fiverett Kilpatric Boston Howell Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Massachusetts House of Representatives
J. G. B. Adams
Lynn
Messrs
Dalton
Salem
Howland
Chelsea
Stone
Springfield
Odlin
Turtle
Pittsfield
Bennett
Saugus
Saunders
Boston
Reed
Taunton
McNary
Adams
Melrose
Dean
Brookline
Litchfield
Middleboro
Newton
Fiverett
Kilpatric
Howell
Bicycle Record Falls as Batley Tames Albany Route
Louis Batley of Poughkeepsie shaved thirty five minutes from the New York City to Albany bicycle record, completing the distance in 6 hours and 10 minutes, amid Albany reports on October 21.
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Albany
N. Y
Louis Batley
Poughkeepsie
New York City
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J. A. Sullivan
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St. Mary’s Church
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McKinley
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Tennessee
Democratic National Committee
Manley
Scott
Republican
Adlai FE. Stevenson
W. J. Bryan
New York State
Stevenson
Frank Campbell
Democratic State Committee
Mack
Erie County
Norman B. Mack
S&states
Pe Eee Tee Reese
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CORO
Total
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Weare
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Liver
Hersford
Genuine
Mr. Adams
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