Sevan Heats Necessary i the Ties
Fleetwood Park hosts the fourth day with unfinished 2:30 class heats won by Legend and Allie Tate. 2:20 and 2:12 trot races delayed as dusk neared. Nita Pan coast and Neva Wilkes win heats, with Record taking 2:22% and 2:24. Tomorrow features free-for-all and $1000 batch events.
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New York
Fleetwood Park
Legend
Allie Tare
Lucy M
Carlos
Nita Pancoast
Neva ‘Wilkes
Ivandorf
Dresch
Allie Tate
B. G
Alcantara
Denney
Lacy M
Ch. m
Rathbun
Coates
Hurd
Dannanees
Searles
Morris Park Horse Meeting Caps Day of Scratches
At Morris Park New York on October 22 a crowded card produced many scratches. Nautch Girl upset Mr Hunt in maiden two year olds, while South Africa led to win by a length and a half. Sir Walter narrowly beat Tara in a driving finish, and Flax Spinner won the fifth race by a clear margin. Timefuls and odds are listed for the day’s six events with multiple favorites and close finishes.
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New York
Morris Park
Mr. Hunt
Nautch Girl
George H. Ketcham
Fireside
South Africa
Peat
Dolando
Demagogue
McCafferty
Lehman
Sir Walter
Tara
Keene
Sly Fox
Ts Aever
Martin
Daly
O'Connor
Kings T Fastones
Gino
Hirsh
Oe Ludwig
Irving
pelling—Peat
Gafferty
Remene Ne
Tom Cromwell
Iliams
Sir Veter
Clayton
Simms
H. Martin
5S Fox
Mt Brine
Maximo Gomez
Bergen
Eett
R.iliams
Ramiro Ir
Ayton
Somerville Triumphs 58–0 Over Newton in Opener
Somerville High dominated Newton High in the season opener winning 58 to 0. Sheridan Stone and C Pipe scored multiple touchdowns with strong team play and interference, while Newton failed to mount a sustained offense.
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Somerville High
Newton High
Newton
Newten
Somerville
R. Pipe
Palmer
Stone
C. Pipe
Newton Boys
Plimpton
Owens
Orange and Black
Sheridan
Storey
Co. Pipe
God-Sent Blessing From Dr Agnew Cure the Heart
Easton Pennsylvanian B F Wood a longtime heart disease sufferer credits Dr Agnews Cure the Heart as his salvation after seven years of agony He endured severe breathlessness chest pain and left side discomfort until treatment brought relief and renewed health The patient urges others to seek the remedy to end their suffering
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B. F. Wood
Easton
Penn
Agnew
Mufferer
Sim Nates
Football Games Today Across Colleges and Cities
The afternoon slate features Harvard versus Brown in Cambridge Yale clashing with Indians in New York Princeton meeting Cornell in Ithaca Pennsy facing Lafayette in Philadelphia Williams playing Wesleyan in Williamstown Andover meeting Yale Frehmen Exeter taking Worcester Academy Tufts versus U S M A West Point E H B versus Worcester High Orange A C against Columbian A C Colby versus Bates in Waterville Chicago versus Northwestern Lehigh versus Bucknell Williamsport Newton A A against Newtown Trinity against N U Boston College versus Worcester Needham and West Roxbury Ames Field Hoppy versus St Marks Boston Latin against Danvers High in Danvers.
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Harvard
Brown
Cambridge
Yale
Indians
New York
Princeton
Cornell
Ithaca
Pennsy
Lafayette
Philadelphia
Williams
Wesleyan
Williamstown
Andover
Yale Frehmen
Exeter
Worcester Academy
Tufts
West Point
E. H
Worcester High
Worcester
Orange A. C
Columbian A. C
Orange
Colby
Tie in Thayer Adams dual league opener
In Braintree Thayer and Adams academies played to a scoreless 0 to 0 draw after two twenty minute halves. Adams defense held strong until near the end when Thayer threatened to score. In Ithaca Cornell coaches lightened practice and discussed closer alumni ties to the university athletic association.
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Braintrep
Thayer
Adams
Arnold
Belcher
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Cornell University Athletic Association
The
Athletic Association
Princeton Football Team Arrives in Ithaca for Game
Captain Cochranes party of thirty seven stayed at the Ithaca Hotel after arrival at 3 10 this afternoon. He reported the squad in good condition except Kelly with a sprained ankle Hillebrand with a shoulder strain and Cochranes bruised groin. Kelly and Hillebrand will not play.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cochrane
Princeton
Kelly
Hillebrand
Yale Adds Eight Coaches For Carlisle Indians Game
Ex Captain Murphy and Cross and Fred Walace joined eight coaches assisting Yale at practice in New Haven. The coaches traveled to New York with the team and voiced no concern about a victory tomorrow against the Carlisle Indians.
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New Haven
Conn
Murphy
Cross
Fred Walace
Yale
New York
Carlisle Indians
Coach Woodruff Prepares Kickers Despite Rainy Day
Philadelphia October 22 rain stopped outdoor practice. Coach Woodruff moved kickers to the gymnasium for over an hour of signal practice while the Lafayette game looms tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Woodruff
Lafayette
Local Teams Set Afternoon Showdowns Across Region
The West Roxbury and Needham A A elevens meet at Ames's field at 3 PM while Ashland Big eleven plays Natick High at Ashland. Boston College faces Holy Cross in Worcester at 8 PM as Shan nahan and Attchim join as substitutes. EB H S backs Macksey Teevens duel for fullback amid protests to be acted on next meeting. Newton A A clashes with Newtowne A A at Newton this afternoon with lively expectations.
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West Roxbury
Needham
Ames
Ashland
Natick High
Boston College
Holy Cross
Worcester
Shannahan
Attchim
Macksey
Teevens
EB. H. 8
Newton A. A
Newtowne A. A
Newton
Baltimore and All America teams tie in 10 innings
In St. Joseph Missouri on October 22 a large crowd watched Baltimore and All America play a tight game. Darkness halted play in the tenth inning with the score 9 to 9, leaving the contest tied.
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ST. Joseph
Baltimore
All America
Designates Hamm as President of U S Appraisers Board
Washington October 2 Secretary Gage named Charles H Hamm to act as president of the Board of United States appraisers at New York replacing J Sherretts whose term expired He also prescribed new rules and regulations to govern the board
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Washington
Board of
United States Appraisers
New York
Gage
Charles H. Hamm
J. §. Sherretts
Robbins Wins Morris County Cup Final In Narrow Finish
Morristown reports the Morris County Cup final won by A M Robbins of St Andrews after semi final wins by James A Tyng and S D Bowers. Consolation cup sees Alexander Morton defeat H W Slocum and W A Flagg beat F C Beach before Morton beats Flagg for the title by one up.
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Morristown
N. J
James A. Tyng
Morris County
Jasper Lynch
Lakewood
S. D. Bowers
St. Andrews
A. M. Robbins
Tyng
Robbins
Alexander Morton
Ardsley
H. W. Slocum
Staten Island
Three Athletes Suspended By NEAA For Sanctioned Games Mix
NEAA suspended Henry Pero of East Boston A A for competing at unsanctioned Holy Redeemer picnic events. J J Flannery faced a suspension for high jump at the A O H games on August 19, though Frank Moran chair says no such event occurred. J J Ryder of Buttonwood Street was suspended for the half mile at the Tammany S A C games June 17, though he denies competing.
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Revere House
Henry Pero
Boston
Frank Moran
J. J. Ryder
Buttonwood Street
A. C
Ryder
Frothingham Letter Prompts Light On Massachusetts Election Scene
Albert G. Frothingham secretary of last year's Massachusetts division L A W election committee says a chance to juggle figures existed but denies participation. He notes the committee, except the chairman, did not set the figures and calls for accountability, while detailing the committee’s report and his own uncertainties about the original returning board.
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Albert G. Frothingham
Massachusetts
Sterling Elliott
Frothingham
Elliott
Spencer T. Williams
A. M. Lloyd
Reuben S. Swan
Josiah
Dean
McCausland, Jr
A. D. Peck
Europe
Samuel D. Bradlee
Williams
Bradlee
L. A. W. Bulletin
Returning Board
Corbett Seen Afraid to Fight Maher in World Title Debate
The New York Evening World warns Jim Corbett is losing public support for refusing Peter Maher’s $5000 side bet and world championship challenge. It argues Corbett’s stance harms his popularity while Fitzsimmons faces similar scrutiny. The piece urges Corbett and Fitzsimmons to accept the Maher challenge or risk becoming unpopular. A second item notes a North Russell Street event with 400 guests enjoying an athletic program and varied performances.
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New York
Jim Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Johnny Pollock
Fitz
Peter Maher
Maher
Bob Fitzsimmons
Pompadour
Jim
John L. Bullivan
Evr
Two Wives in Paper Box Bandit Case
Postoffice Inspector O'Brien travels to New York for a hearing before a U S commissioner in a case involving Doc Ogle and Billy Russell, members of a gang tied to the Mathews Atwood group. They may be discharged on the complaint while being held as witnesses, with possible later indictments in Portland mail box robbery. Mrs Atwood faces possible leniency as a dupe and witness, while Mathews is targeted as the gang leader. The present Mrs Mathews vows support and seeks $5000 bonds for his release, but success seems unlikely as he previously deserted his first wife.
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Postoffice
O’brien
New York
United States
Doc” Ogle
Billy Russell
Mathews
Atwood
Mrs. Atwood
Maddocks
Portland
U. S. District Attorney
Casey
Olsen Wanted in South Boston Housebreaks
Police seek a young Swede calling himself Olsen suspected in recent break ins near H street and Broadway. A lodger who vanished matched Olsen’s description. stolen items include a gray Scotch suit a cap from William A Cameron and trousers a vest and a watch chain from Jeremiah Sullivan at 825 West Broadway. The man stands about 6 feet 8 inches, 22 to 25, with gray eyes and a light mixed suit.
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South Boston
Olsen
H Street
Broadway
William A. Cameron
West Broadway
Jeremiah Sullivan
Boxing Gossip Points to Tulane Clash and Other Matches
Boxing gossip notes Kid Lavigne slated to meet either McPart land or Everhardt at Tulane A C New Orleans with a 4000 dollar purse. Empire A C Buffalo appoints Jack Herman as matchmaker. Professors Rose and Tracy to hold a class at Sullivan Square Charlestown with pupil exhibitions and pro displays. Frank Craig and Dick OBrien box twenty rounds at Olympic A C Birmingham tonight.
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Kid’ Lavigne
Kid’’ McPartland
Jack Everhardt
Tulane A. C
Empire Club
Dave Rose
Harry Tracy
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Frank Craig
Harlem
Dick O’brien
Birmingham
Eng
Craig
Carson City
Boston
Fitzsimmons
Jim Hall
New Orleans
St. Paul
Hall
Charley Mitchell
Squire Abington
Peter Maher
Bob Armstrong
Press Club
St. Louis
D. M. Evans
Manchester
N. H
Danny McBride
New York
Ben
National Sporting Club
London
Roanokes
A. C
Boston Officials Inspect Patchogue Two Mile Bicycle Railroad
Mayor Quincy and a Boston delegation visited Patchogue L. I. to view the two mile Boynton bicycle railroad stretch. They were petitioned for the right to build a similar road in Boston and expressed satisfaction with the site. The party included Dana T. Barry Milton C. Page Frank L. Codman John P Browley Colonel William White Professor H. H. Mack and George S. Towns.
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New York
Quincy
Boston
Patchogue
L. L
Boynton Bicycle Railroad
Dana T. Barry
Milton C. Page
Frank L. Codman
John P., Browley
William White
H. H. Mack
George S
Pitchers and Polo Notes Highlight Uneven Week
Pitcher Arthur Clarkson of Ne trois is in Boston and unreserved. The Southern New England Polo League schedule committee will report on Harvard games entries by Tuesday night. Woonocket Rhode Island turf writer J Holder died of rheumatism known as Redloh. New York A G C voted to spend 100 on a new clubhouse. Mixed foursomes from the Country Club will be played Monday after a Thursday plan.
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Arthur Clarkson
Netrois
Boston
New England Polo League
Fesday
W. J. Holder
Woonrocket
R. I
Redloh
New York A
Behring Claims Pullman Heir in Chicago Court
Ferdinand Behring, a German-born man, appeared before Justice Foster claiming he is the lawful son and heir to the Pullman estate. Behring was arrested at the Pullman residence while seeking to see Mr. Pullman’s body and faces a $100 fine if he returns. He testified that his mother died in Berlin and that he served in the German army, insisting his claim is genuine despite police doubts.
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Chicago
Ill
Pullman
George M. Pullman, Jr
Behring
Mr. Pullman
Germany
Foster
Dorchester Burglary Suspect Sentenced in State Prison
James McClosky known as the Dorchester burglar was sentenced in Superior Court to a term of not more than twenty five nor less than twenty years for breaking and entering possessing burglars tools and assault with intent to murder. He pulled a loaded revolver during arrest and injuries to Officer Doherty occurred. De Groot released on bail but defaulted.
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James McClosky
Dorchester
McClosky
Gallagher
Doherty
McCosky
de Groot
Barry
Suffolk
Middlesex
Bicycle notes spark crowd as chainless bike debuts in Boston
The Columbia chainless excites local cyclists with crowded Boston shop displays and heavy catalogue demand. Notables include Robert Bell of Winthrop planning a 200-mile state record from Mattapan, George Stacy supervising timing, and pacemakers such as John Younie and Ed Ray.
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Columbia
Boston
Corey
Lon” Peck
Robert ©. Bell
Winthrop
Holmes’s
Mattapan
Taunton
George B. Stacy
Messrs
John Younie
Ed Ray
A. D. Rice
Frank Murphy
T. McCarthy
Framingham
L. C. Boardman
Daily Press
Spirit of the Times
Frank Gately
Dave Shafer
Morgan & Wright
Michael
Starbuck
Thar
Corre
Reven
Mechanics’ Hall
Worcester
Victor Eckberg
J. F. Casey
The
Vernons
John & Johnson
C. H. Raymond
Worcesters
Prises
Yellow fever cases rise in New Orleans amid deaths
New Orleans reports nearly thirty new yellow fever cases by 7 pm with five deaths including Rev Dr Purser of Valence Street Baptist Church. Destitute orphan asylum boys show three cases amid broader infections in city institutions. Weather notes deny frost until November.
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New Orleans
Purser
Valence Street Baptist Church
Kerkam
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Democracy leaders accused of systematic robbery in New York
Henry George spoke to a large uptown crowd blasting the so called Democracy. He charged Richard Croker with theft of horses, hounds, and palaces, and warned that if gained by illegal means he would see him jailed as Tweed and McKane.
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New York
Henry George
Richard Croker
Tweed
John Y. McKane
George George 100000 Vote Claim at Urbach Hall
At Urbach's Hall in New York General Tracy addressed 1000 people announcing Henry George would garner 100000 votes even if he did not defeat Van Wyck. The statement set a high target amid campaign rhetoric on October 22.
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New York
Urbach
Third Avenue
One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Tracy
Henry George
van Wyck
Sound Currency Only in Paris Report
The Temps reports Britain rejected the U S monetary commission proposals. It says reopening Indian mints and an international conference are off the table and warns against discussions of Britain currency changes. Confidence in sound currency is restored, with doubts now dissipated.
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Paris
Great Britain
United States Monetary Commission
France
Dorchester Colonel Doherty Denies Mayor Candidacy
Colonel Thomas F. Doherty of Ward 20 Dorchester says he is not a candidate and did not discuss mayoralty matters at a closed Room 94 meeting with 50 to 60 supporters. He supports forming a Jeffersonian Democratic group and criticizes the Chicago party convention.
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Thomas F. Doherty
Dorchester
American House
Doherty
Democratic Party
Chicago
Boston
Political notes on Springfield party activities and campaigns
Key Democrats George Williams Christopher Callahan and Harry Lloyd speak tonight. Mayors and aldermen tour New York elevated railways. State Democrats set 32 oclock meeting at 842 Washington for speaker selections. Tomorrow Heb Hebrew Ward 8 rallies led by Gartland and Mahoney. McCarthy seeks to aid both Ward 9 House nominees. Curtis supporters target Sanford in mayoral race while Ward 24 backs Curtis and Ward 18 unsettled. Ward 6 becomes senatorial battleground Donovan vs Rourke with vote hopes in other wards. Kreben to back Silverman in third district Senate race. Droban Donovan win House Ward 16 with Republican crossovers. Ward committee opposition to Connor forms group at 2 North Russell Street.
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George Fred Williams
Christopher T. Callahan
Harry Lloyd
Springfield
Quincey
Paige
Barry
Codman
New York
Democratic State Executive Committee
Washington Street
Hendricks Club
Corner Causeway
Lowell Streets
Hebrew Young Men
John J. Gartland, Jr
David J. Mahoney
Maurice J. McCarthy
Curtis
Sanford
W. J. Donovan
Daniel D. Rourke
Donovan
Rourke
Krourke
Franz Hugo Kreben
Samuel L. Silverman
Senate
W. W. Farr
Model Opera Left Unfinished by Franz von Suppe
Viennese composers are noted for completing the unfinished operetta The Model left in Franz von Suppe's papers at his death. The work represents Suppe's late career output and intrigue surrounds its completion by peers.
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Franz von Suppe
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