Harvard Football Team Sends Off Record Crowd Before Ithaca Trip
Harvard's eleven, with 28 players, was bid farewell from Cambridge last night as 1500 students lined Massachusetts Avenue and Harvard Square. Captain Wrightington and Coach Watson depart today. Wrightington and Cozzens are injured, leaving a thin lineup. The probable formation names Cabot through Brown, with Cabot possibly limited to one half.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Square
Ithaca
Wrightington
Watson
Cozzens
Cornell
Soldiers Field
Cabot
Warren
Haughton
Moulton
Swain
Richardson
Wheeler
Donald
N. Swaw
Bouve
Cochrane
Beale
Jaffrey
Burden
F. Shaw
Doucette
Sullivan
Brown
Dunlop
Livermore
Dibblee
Mills
Sargent
Lewis
Graydon
Merriman
N. Shaw
Montauks to meet South Boston at Wood Island Park
The Montauks face South Boston tomorrow at Wood Island Park at 4 o clock. Elevens from Brookford A C and Dearborn School played a close Brookford lawn game Wednesday with Brookford winning 6 to 4. Dibble Williams halfback is out of danger after congestion of the brain. Yale prepares for Carlisle Indians tomorrow under coaches McCormick and Hickok.
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Montauks
South Boston
Wood Island Park
Garden City A. C
Newton
William F. Mayo Shoe Company
Brookford A. C
Dearborn
Brookford Lawn
Dibble
Williams
Yale
Carlisle Indians
Vance McCormick
Hickok
Davis
Lafayette
Brink
Thorne
U. of P
Eddie Graham
Newton Centre double header high school games
At Newton Centre Newton High faces Roxbury Latin, while at Combination Park Somerville High meets Chelsea High. Newton A A Grounds hosts Nobles against Newton.
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Newton
Newton High
Roxbury Latin
Combination Park
Somerville High
Chelsea High
Newton Aa. A
Nobles
Har vard Tennis Semifinals Produce Surprises
In the Harvard tournament semifinals, Rh. T. Parke 798 was upset by T. Field 98 in three sets 4-6 7-3 6-3. K. R. Marvin 09 defeated H. I. Foster 98 6-2 6-3. Holt and Ward won the doubles title over Pierce and Goodridge in three slow sets 1-6 3-6 6-3. finals set for today at 2:30 and doubles final Ware and Scudde vs Holt and Ward on Saturday at 2.00.
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Harvard
Rh. T. Parke
T. Field
K. R. Marvin
H. I. Foster
Holt
Ward
Pierce
Goodridge
Ware
Scudde
Boxing Gossip recounts Baltimore decision and Sullivan future plans
Box ing writer reports Jack Smith's tale of a disputed Baltimore draw at Al Herford's Eureka Club where Sullivan was named winner by miscall. Sullivan's Boston promoter and Spike Sullivan reflect on upcoming New York engagements and possible bouts with Caspar Leon and Rice. Johnny Murphy to return soon with a benefit. McPartland and Butler face Horton law test. Moore Ulman match off. new Gotham boxing club planned. lingering bets on Daly Ryan.
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Jack Smith
Dave Sullivan
Boston
al Herford
Eureka Club
Baltimore
Young Sullivan
Ward
Montz
Sullivan
Smith
Rice
New York A. C
New Rochelle
Dave
Casper Leon
Jimmy Barry
Spike
Danny McBride
McBride
New York
Jack Downey
Johnny Murphy
Kid McPartland
Tommy Butler
South Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Dick Moore
Joe Ulman
Robert Anderson
Gotham
Pennsylvania Railroad
Young Daly
Joe Ryan
Putnam, Conn
M. J
Boxing Tutor Prof Codfrey Offers Reasonable Terms
Prof Codfrey, boxing teacher at 14 Hanover Street Room 6 Boston, advertises reasonable rates for lessons.
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Codfrey
Hanover St
Boston
Prizes Awarded Tonight for Berkeley C C Road Race
Prizes to be distributed at the club rooms on Winthrop Avenue Beachmont for the Berkeley C C road race held Oct 3. Winners absent may send addresses to receive prizes by C O D. Details on other races and events follow, including Bridgewater ten mile race and various club activities.
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Berkeley C. C
Winthrop Avenue
Beachmont
C. O
J. P. Clark
A. O. McGarrett
W. E. Traiser
Charles H. Johnson
Geo. A. Smith
Co. C. Potter
H. R. Egbert
W. Demond
Br. H. Snow
C. C. Chapman
E. R. Chapman
Pease
Demond
Wellesley
Great Plain Avenue
Warren Street
Central Avenue
Charles River Street
South Street
Town Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Needham
Beacon Street
Newton Centre
Centre Street
Needham Street
Highland Avenue
J. Arthur Langford
Providence
Copley Square Hotel
Langford
Boylston Street
John Williams
Roxbury
Corey Hill
Haverhill
Messrs
Greenleaf
Gross
Haverh
Suffolk Bicycle Club
Roxbury Street
Bostonian C. C
Castle Square
Roxbury Wheelmen Race Ends With Mishaps on Roslindale Course
Three scratch riders won the top prizes in yesterday's Roxbury Wheelmen club race over the Roslindale ten mile course. Ford and Clarke crashed near a hill. Anderson rode on with a damaged wheel finishing seventh. Final prize list shows E W Boulter, J W Blair, Hugo Gumphright among early leaders with times ranging from 23:00 to 28:58.
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Roxbury
Roslindale
Ford
Clarke
Anderson
Gumphright
M. V. Sousa
Berlo
Palmer
Scratch E. W. Boulter
Fowler
Scratch
Ourish
Newton Scratch
J. W. Blair
Puritan
Harry Rowe
Berle
G. W. Sennett
Transit
L. Anderson
Hugo Gumphbright
Lovell
H. C. Wilson
Hartford
R. D. Clarke
Waverley
Groton Set For 12 Mile Handicap Bicycle Race
Thirty three riders enter the Groton Bicycle Club event with sixteen prizes. The course is four laps of three miles, partly through town streets. Notable entrants include Urquhart Ray mond Peabody Peer Drury Adams Caverly Fox Yonkers Yonkers Yonkers Story Hyde Culver Burns Collins DeRoehn Ryan Dwinell McCarthy Dwinell Quinn Mangerson.
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Groton
Groton Bicycle Club
Robert Urquhart
C. H. Raymond
E. O. Peabody
F. J. Peer
George W. Drury
Lester
World ang Defender to be sold at auction in October
The auction lists Defender ridden by John Johnson and James Michel with Parsons and the Welsh and Australian champions, 56090 Standard High Grade Bicycles in black and color, fitted with Morgan Wright Vim Volk tires and accessories. Sale begins Monday Oct 27 1806 at 12 noon and continues daily with one year guarantee. Exhibition Saturday. N M Hatch, Auctioneer, 230 Tremont Street.
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Ang
John Johnson
James Michel
Parsons
Morgan & Wright
N. M. Hatch
Tremont Street
The Boston Boxer Spike Sullivan Scores Notable Rise
The Boston featherweight known as Spike Sullivan has surprised boxing circles with rapid progress from local amateur contests to published praise. Once unknown in major rings, he trained with a South Boston hurling club and joined the Post about two years ago seeking recognition. His early career featured few matches, but his clever boxing and fighting record have drawn attention, as he challenged top world contenders at 122 pounds.
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Boston
Billy
Spike
Sullivan
South Boston
George Dixon
Rising boxer Spike seeks Dixon after bold club fights
The article profiles a young boxer, Spike, who after early rivalries with Ike McArthur and Don Hartigan built an unbeaten record amid club bouts. He fought draws with Martin Flaherty and Danny McBride, knocked out Tom Brown and others, and recently stepped in for Flaherty vs McBride at Broadway Athletic Club. His awkward, body punching style and lean legs mark him as a rising talent. He aims to meet Dixon as his next big goal.
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Ike McArthur
Don Hartigan
Tom Brown
Lewis Sullivan
Frank Keefe
Brierly
Dave
New York
Martin Flaherty
Danny McBride
Broadway Athletic Club
Keefe
Bohemian Club
McBride
Philadelphia
McCloskey
Dixon
Interscholastic Notes on Area Football Talent
Charlie Shea and E. H. S. players feature in a roundup of local prep teams. Worcester Academy averages 158 pounds to E. H. S. 163 while Brookline and E. H. S. backs near 170 to 175 pounds. Open dates for Burdett on Nov 4 and 6 and C. H. Latin on Nov 21 are noted along with coaching changes at C. M. T. S. and Somerville High.
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Charlie Shea
Dan
Jim
Hoppy
Worcester Academy
Worcester Boys
EH. H. S
Huntington Club
Appleton Street
Leatherbee
Paget
Sawin
Burdett
Blackburn
C. H
Ashley
Kennington
Boyce
Brookline High
Young Murphy
Boston Latin
Brush
Stillman
Brooklyn High
C. H. and
Latin School
Brookline
L. Sullivan
Montgomery Street
Jerry Murphy
Industrial School Benefit Aims to Save St Agnes Dorchester
An effort to place St. Agnes Industrial School on Humphreys Street Dorchester permanently leads to a benefit party at Odd Fellows Hall on November 18. A large organizing committee includes James J. McCluskey J J Marshall Michael McManus and many civic and medical figures.
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St. Agnes Industrial School
Humphreys Street
Dorchester
Odd Fellows’ Hall
James J. McCluskey
J. J. Marshall
Michael McManus
William T. Coogan
T. J. Giblin
Daniel J. Slattery
Felix A. Strange
Joseph M. Jennings
Vincent S. McDonough
J. Frank Riley
Edward McCusker
F. J. Driscoll
John D. Wilson
Hugh Duffy
D. Henry Sullivan
Thomas F. Doherty
D. O’connor
Thomas J. Cummings
Daniel H. Sughrue
Joseph A. Sheehan
Fred J. Lyons
Clarence M. Maguire
Frank Scanlan
Saugus Track Late Season Closed After Mixed Races
Unfinished 2:09 pace looms as final card at Saugus, with Bumps Barney and Sphinxetta showing near finish amid fading light. Jimmy B wins 2:15 pace. 2:19 trot to G H F. 2:00 pace unfinished, calling back for final decision at 12:30 tomorrow.
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Jimmy B
Artful Maid
G H. F
Cromwell
Collins
Ihkes Allen Boy
B. G
Glencoe Wilkes
Lady Allen
Paige
Bowe
Mary
G.m
Howard
Canada
Canada Mac, B. S
Lake
Nina T Om
Altes
Durland
Falcon
Dam Gypsey
McGregor
Eae Eea
Cave Cireeeortek
Ee Golden Bells
Ch. m
Dodge
Oxford, Big
Pickio
Sisiwetiste
Halen, Bik. G
Hanson
Maud McGregor
B. m
Walker
Bumps
Baron Wilkes
Ethel
Wilson
Lice Barney
Br. G
Barney Wilkes
Brock
Iewege
Sphinxetta
Sphinx
Dam Kate ‘Tathert
Sieanes ii Iessecces
Jewell
Patchen Sets Near Track Record at Riverside Meeting
At Fall River Riverside events drew a large crowd. Joe Patchen tried to break the half mile mark finishing in 2:09, five seconds shy of River Side track best. Frank Patchen, three, won praise in his first three minute class heat showing speed unseen by Totty C. and Paddy Moore, with Colonel Thayer steering. Dustmont and Elton clashed in the 2:25 class, Elton taking three straight heats as Dustmont claimed second heat wins.
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Fall River
Riverside
Joe Patchen
Frank Patchen
Patchen
Totty C
Mason Farm
Colonel Thayer
Patchens
Jack Curry
Paddy Moore
Dustmont
Elton
Lester Dore
Judge sentences Alden for obscene pictures in Franklin Park
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Gaskill sentenced Edward H. Alden to three months in the House of Correction for exhibiting obscene pictures to boys in Franklin Park. The other city brief items report a domestic death, a stolen overcoat, a Roxbury death suspected from alcoholism, and arrests for passing worthless checks.
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Tremont Street
Andrew J. Lowry
Reading Street
Roxbury
Abbott and Robinson
Pearl G. Kimball
Milford
N. H
S. Baker
FE. C. Bachellor
F. A. Flynn
J. G. Elsin
New England Happenings: Two Child Assaults Lead to Prison
Harvey Salisbury of Bar Harbor was sentenced to life imprisonment in Thomaston State Prison for assaulting Florence Beaton a seven year old girl in June. John Burns aged 27 was found guilty in Bridgeport Conn for assaulting Ella Gardner eight years old and sentenced to twenty years in State prison. defense claimed insanity but the jury believed he was sane. Dr Porter testified to sanity. Burns has prior prison history for a similar offence.
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Harvey Salisbury
Bar Harbor
Florence Beaton
Thomaston
John Burns
Ella Gardner
Bridgeport
Embassy reports Ivory character in Glasgow arrest case
A London embassy despatch cites New York letters claiming Edward J. Ivory known as Edward Bell is of good character but easily influenced by associates. A separate Aden despatch reports the British steamer Tuna wrecked off Zeyla in a Gulf of Aden cyclone with all crew lost.
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United States
London
New York
Edward J. Ivory
Glasgow
Edward Bell
Aden
Tuna
Peters
Zeyla
Gulf of Aden
Councilman McColgan Honored at Leverett Street
About fifty five friends gathered at Burke's Hall Leverett street last evening to present Councilman M J McColgan with a gold headed umbrella inscribed for him. Joseph C Howard made the presentation with supporting remarks from N E Scanlan Thomas H Rasmusen and Joseph V Maddock. His bid for a second term was warmly endorsed. A social evening followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. McColgan
Burke’s Hall
Leverett Street
Joseph C. Howard
Messrs
N. E. Scanlan
Thomas H. Rasmusen
Joseph V. Maddock
South Australia Harvest Fail Due to Prolonged Drought
In northern South Australia a total harvest failure follows a long drought. Many farmers are ruined and destitute as wheat remains a staple. 1892-93 crops show 1,723,711 of 2,625,741 cultivated acres sown to wheat.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Obituaries of Dr Darby Bergin and James Collins
Dr Darby Bergin 70 Dominion Parliament member for Cornwall and Stormont and surgeon general of the Canadian militia died from injuries after a fall at his home. James Collins well known Quincy resident dies at 5? in hospital after surgical operation. linked to Land League and Democratic city committee. survived by wife and son.
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Cornwall
Ont
Darby Bergin
Stormont
Quincy
James Collins
Quincy City
The
Land League
Democratic City Committee
Bryan Addresses Sharp Remarks at Peru
In Terre Haute Indiana October 22 a large political barbecue welcomed William Jennings Bryan as a long procession escorted him to speeches by free silver advocates including Senators Teller Turpie and ex Congressman Laference. Crowd estimates reached near 10 000 in Peru and 25 000 in Terre Haute as Bryan criticized Republicans and warned defectors.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bryan
Peru
Teller
Turpie
Laference
Colorado
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Jackson
Lafayette
Court House
Harrison
Joab
Linden
Crawfordsville
Lew Wallace
Brazil
Terre Haute House
L. P. Benedict
Eugene V. Debs
Senator Voorhees
Republican National Committee
Rochester
Parks Martin
Indiana State Committee
Fort Wayne
Hoosierland
Decatur
Huntington
Laketon
Ren. F. Liveley
Indiana
Republican Party
Pledge drives urged by wage earners against McKinley plan
A Chicago dispatch from Democratic national headquarters urges West Coast and Midwest wage earners in manufacturing and related industries to form a committee and demand written wage guarantees from employers. They seek either wage hikes with McKinley’s election or a guarantee no wage cuts after a gold standard triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West
Democratic National
McKinley
No-Wage-Reduction Contract Advises Workers to Test Employers
The piece urges workers to sign a contract guaranteeing two years with no material wage reduction. It counsels workers to challenge employers to test the agreement, noting no cost to the workers and potential resolution of disputed points.
Ohio election threat looms over ballot printing
In Columbus on October 22, Democratic figures Durbin and Taylor warned State Supervisor of Elections Taylor they would seek an injunction to stop printing the Australian ballot. They argue the supervisor certified ballots to county boards, risking delays after court review and potential nationwide Ohio election disruption. The issue stems from recalling the ballot form and removing W F Barr the Populist elector candidate who resigned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Barr
Williams Frozen Out At Hall As Williams Reception Planned
Music Hall managers deny use of the Bryan Sewall Williams Club reception for George Fred Williams next Tuesday. Proposals to use Faneuil Hall exist for an outdoor speech. The State committee bars ratification meetings for Bryan and Sewall or Williams. Executive committee weighed Ninth and Tenth district contests and potential support for Democratic candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club
George Fred Williams
Faneuil Hall
Williams
Mudgett
John H. Sullivan
Corcoran
State Committee
Bryan
Sewall
Brookline rally praises true Democrats in Union Hall
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Charles S. Hamlin spoke at Union Hall Brookline urging support for Democratic principles. He criticized the Chicago convention platform as undemocratic and un-American and argued against free coinage of silver and federal relief plans.
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National Democracy
Union Hall
Brookline
Charles S. Hamlin
Henry W. Lamb
Charles 8. Hamlin
Hamlin
Chicago
Middle States
United States
Indianaolis
Hawaii
England
China
Japan
Rally for Mr Hall at Hibernian Hall rally
A Democratic rally at Hibernian Hall Hampden street drew a good crowd in support of Bordman Hall for Congress in the tenth district. Thomas J Hogan presided and Hall spoke on money questions favoring bimetallism and opposing gold and silver monometallism.
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Hibernian Hall
Hampden Street
Bordman Hall
Tenth
Thomas J. Hogan
Hall
Depew Responds to Altgeld at New Haven Speech
Chauncey M. Depew and Wallace Bruce spoke at the Hyperion Theatre before about 6000 attendees. Depew defended the constitutionality of injunctions and criticized the Illinois governor’s stance on trains and labor disputes, arguing the Supreme Court erred on income tax ruling.
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New Haven
Conn
Chauncey M. Depew
Wallace Bruce
Peeksill
Hyperion Theatre
Admiral Belknap's Reply作者 Letter urged vote for McKinley
Dr Edward Bedloe of Philadelphia showed a Belknap letter from Brookline Massachusetts stating that with the nation seen as a fire the only way to save life property and honor is to vote the Republican ticket. The note describes a Democratic friend opposing McKinley and Belknap's strong recommendation.
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New York
Edward Bedloe
Philadelphia
George E. Belknap
United States Navy
Brookline
Mass
McKinley
National
Rally for Ryan Draws Ward 3 Voters at Charlestown Rally
Voters in Ward 3 Charlestown packed the ward room on Bunker Hill Street for a rally supporting independent candidate James Ryan in the Con against Hon. John F Fitzgerald. Speakers included Patrick F O Neil.
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Charlestown
Bunker Hill Street
James Ryan
John F. Fitzgerald
Patrick F. O'Neil
Socialist Leader Presides Over Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club Meeting
Patrick F. O’Neal presided as meeting leader of the Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club with officers H. J. Ryan Jacquith treasurer Joseph A. Dennison secretary Levi Turner and Francis Curren listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
H. J. Jacquith
Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club
Joseph A. Dennison
Levi Turner
Francis Curren
Patrick F. O'Neal
Reed Campaigning Again in St Louis Mass Meeting
Thomas B. Reed arrived from Chicago and attended a mass meeting sponsored by the Commercial Travellers' Sound Money Club. At 1 30 P M he addressed about 15 000 people in a large tent in East St Louis, his voice showing slight effects from a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Thomas B. Reed
Chicago
Charles F. Joy
Political Notes Rally Circuit Invites Boston Voters
The Socialist Labor party drew 400 at Maverick square in Boston for an open air rally. Pyne The Sound Money Democratic Club of Waltham plans a Park Theatre rally with Charles S Tumlin and John F Cronan, presided by P J Duane, including music and a possible torchlight procession. A John F Fitzgerald support rally is set for Sunday at Independence Hall with Ward Hebrew Educational Club backing. A ward room North Bennet street rally for Fitzgerald, with a preceding torchlight parade, occurs tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Labor Party
Maverick Square
Boston
Martha Moore Avery
Pyne
Sound Money Democratic Club
Waltham
Park Theatre
John F. Fitzgerald
Independence Hall
Lowell Street
West End Hebrew Educational Club of
Ward
Congressman Fitzgerald
Ward Room
North Bennet Street
Armenians Safe as Charity Bonds Offered for Refugees
Mrs. Sarah B. Fessenden of the Massachusetts W C T U visited Ellis Island and offered bonds from property holders to support 100 Armenian refugees. Dr. Senner will hold them until security arrives and work prospects are arranged. The steamship California brought 180 more Armenians said to have died in Turkey. Frances Willard urged host homes for 25 to 30 Armenians until work is found, with replies promising placements for 120 through Armenian groups and the Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sarah B. Fessenden
Massachusetts
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ellis Island
Senner
National Armenian Committee of New York
Salvation Army
John Englis Launch Pledges New York Portland Service
The steel steamer John Englis launched at John Roach's Chester yard will sail New York to Portland Maine. It measures 318 feet by 46 feet with 17 feet 6 inches depth and 3309 tons displacement. Cost about 400000 dollars. A separate crime report: German farmer William Birke murdered by burglars in Fremont Colorado as his wife, attempting to defend him, is badly beaten and shot in one arm. burglars escaped with a small amount of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Englis
New York
Portland
John Roach
Chester
Penn
William Birke
Fremont
Train Schedules Through Pilgrim Routes and Town Stops
Effective October 4 1896 Leave Park Square Station for Plymouth via Whitman 6 45 8 45 9 2 m 12 45 2 45 4 45 5 45 p m via Cohasset 6 45 a m 12 45 5 12 p m Sundays 8 50 a m Provincetown 7 10 a m 4 10 p m Chatham 7 10 a m 4 10 p m Hyannis 7 10 a m 12 45 4 10 5 10 p m Sundays 7 45 a m Woods Hole 7 10 9 m 12 45 4 10 p m Cottage City and Nantucket 7 10 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Haven
New London
Shore Line
Middletown
Willimantic
Air Line Limited
Stonington
Norwich
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Stermer
Maryland
Providence
Pali River
Newport
Fall River
New Bedford
Cottage City
Plymouth
Whitman
Cohasset
Provincetown
Chatham
Woods Hole
Nantucket
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Football Gossip
Parke
Caporal Cigarettes
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Omard & Farkalk
Dock Square
Faneuil Hall Square
Knights OF Columbus
Jos. A. Williams
Washington St
Head of Milk St
Saugus
Barney
New England
Ohio
MR. Hall
Depew
Altgeld
Admiral Belknap
Rally
Reed
Railroads
New York, New Haven & Hartford RR
OLD Colony System
Park Square Station
Kneeland Street Station
Boston & Albany
Mareboro
Piichoi RG
Clinton
Old State House
Ark Square
L. H. Palmer
P’assenger
GEO
Boston & Albany Railroad
Albany
Wagner
Oston
Michigan Central R. R
Cincinnati
Springfield
NEW York Limited
Ariisin
Springeld
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