Campaign Debate Pressure Keeps Greenhalge Row Alive
Widespread demand for a joint debate between Governor candidates grows. Republicans delay on Chairman Quincy’s letter while Democrats push for clarity. Winslow’s absence and Ratshesky’s remarks frame a tense political atmosphere as parties anticipate public rallies and statements.
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McLaughlin Emerges as New England Middle-Distance Threat
James J. McLaughlin of the Worcester Athletic Club, nicknamed Mac, rose to prominence in New England middle distance running. In a 1000 yards match race he defeated Frank Rowe in 2m 16.68s by about twenty-five yards, with potential closer to Len Meyers's 2m 13s mark if pushed. He has strong half-mile credentials and a 4m mile pace, having shown early promise at the 1891 N B E A A U championships and various Worcester events, including wins in the mile at different marks and a notable grass track dead heat with Billy Clark. Mac is viewed as a top contender for the half-mile at national championships.
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James J. McLaughlin
Worcester Athletic Club
Mac
Frank Rowe
McLaughlin
Len Meyers
White
Mack
Billy Clark
Clark
Pugilistic Gossip and Boxing Schemes in Boston and Beyond
A stream of boxing chatter from Boston and New York describes talks with Charley Mitchell and William A Brady, hints of a Coney Island fight, and possible shifts to London. Mentions Aleck Greggains, Jim Hall, and a San Francisco boxing revival, plus comments on political meddling and a boast by Jimmy Scully.
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Charley Mitchell
William A. Brady
National Sporting Club of London
London
Corbett
Mitchell
Jackson
England
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Boston
Smith
New York
Aleck Greggains
Jim Hall
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Boston Globe Club
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Brooklyn
Jimmy Scully
Newport
Dick Burge
Billy Smith
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Scully
Registration Deadlines Notice Across Cities
Registration closes in Boston Oct 24 Registration closes in other cities Oct 28 and towns Nov 1 Register Now.
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Taunton minstrel troupe planned amid club tours and races
The Taunton members form a minstrel troupe with an early performance planned and hopes to tour out-of-town clubs if successful. Framinghams announce a century run on Oct 36 starting 6 a.m. from Irving Square with a 10 mile per hour pace and a souvenir for finishers.
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Fred McCausland
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Mugridge
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Brockton
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Upton Returns to Strength for Harvard Football
Harvard varsity practice on Jarvis Field featured Joe Upton in right end for the first half, substituting for Stevenson. His presence against Yale captain Hinkey signals a reliable counter to Yale’s attack, and the team showed strong, weathering play in yesterday's session.
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Boston Globe Athletic Club Boxing Night Ends in Mixed Results
Three bouts headline the program with two solid contests. The opening 6 rounder between Jake Smith and George Agile ended in a draw as neither showed form. O’Connell defeats Kearns and Harrington edges McLaughlin in close 10 and 15 round bouts respectively.
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J. O'Connell
South End
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Lawrence
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Kearns
O’connell
Timmy Harrington
Cambridge
Danny McLaughlin
North End
Harrington
McLaughlin
Danny
Linden Entries Today at the Track
The card lists six races with horses like Bowera Faustina colt 108 Blos som 105 Dr Garnet 0S and Clio colt 90 in races ranging from five furlongs to one mile eight. Heavy entries include Herald sam Marshall Darkness Integrity and Pickpocket with weights noted and several uncertain spellings.
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Discount
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Herald
Sam
Marshall
Darkness
Presure
Integrity
Abit
Clio
el Ing—Hildeer
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Redlight
Hiram
Ake A
Pure California Hines Cm ARe and Pann an a4 te 19 Doek
The text reads as fragmented OCR with unclear names and places. Readable elements include references to California and possible names Hines and Pann. No coherent event or dates emerge to form a full factual record.
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Bunnie Sweeney Arrested In Cambridge Larceny Case
Benjamin Sweeney known as Bunnie the Pedlar and Crook was arrested by Cambridge Patrolmen Hurley and Hall for larceny of two watches. One watch marked IF. 72 and F. 70. The other marked Mary Cook Malden and numbered 2919912 with works marked 409614. Sweeney offered $10 to avoid arrest. He is tied to prior arrests and the Malden area activity.
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Hurley
Hall
Station 3
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Sweeney
Mary Cook
Malden
Folsom
Council clash over Health Board resignation ends with acceptance
In a tense Common Council meeting Councilman Saunders labeled Councilman Hill a coward amid disputes sparked by Alderman Little’s resignation from the Board of Health. The uproar included pointed questions about a plumbing inspector meeting and a long running feud. Little’s resignation was accepted.
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Hale and Noble trounce Brookline High 16 to 0 in rain game
Hale and Noble defeated Brookline High 16 to 0 in a junior interscholastic clash. Skull scored the first touchdown, Cabot added one, and Dinsmore kicked two goals as Hale and Noble outplayed the Brookline team in the second half.
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Dinsmore
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Richler
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Labor strike actions shift to organizers in Lynn shoe plants
Lynn labor groups report the general executive board will seek a settlement in the Thomas G Plant Co. strike. Six edge makers left J C Carr over wage cuts, with Carr supplying shoes for A M & J H Prebel. replacements are being hired to fill vacated roles.
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Boiler blast injures Edison worker at Atlantic
John McKiernan, 31, of Edison General Electric Company, was badly burned yesterday while cleaning a boiler at Atlantic avent ¢ when a large steam pipe burst. Edward McGafgan of Chelsea suffered severe neck and facial burns as a bystander. Both men were taken to a hospital in dangerous condition.
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Edison General Electric Company
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Danvers Republicans Hold Fall Rally in Town Hall
The Danvers Republican rally drew a good turnout despite a storm. F W Dallinger and others spoke as supporters urged the Senate vote and pledged that Greenhalge would become governor with each Republican sharing the effort.
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Barge Races Cancelled for Fall as Football Draws Players
It was decided that class barge races will be dropped this fall. Weld Boat Club will hold the barge races next Wednesday but the annual class races later in autumn are omitted because many men are playing football.
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Yellow Ash Sets Track Record At 2 22
Danvers reports Yellow Ash owned by A H Merrill broke the track record with a mile in 2 22. Merrill trains a promising down East two year old aiming to beat 2 40 in coming days.
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Burns statue payout stuck after Supreme Court setback
Sculptor William Clark Noble awaits a new trial or compromise after the Rhode Island Supreme Court verdict of 7300 dollars for the Burns statue at Roger Williams Park, Providence, was set aside yesterday by Judge Morton.
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Receiver actions filed in sane J and bank petitions
In Nashua New Hampshire October 28 receivers Charles H Bartlett of People's Fire Insurance and A W Heard of Commonwealth Bank filed petitions in sane J C Moore of a teak insurance company and C F Forrill of the bank before Judge Parken in Probate Court.
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Brockton's Merry Row police raid report discussed
At the Brockton Board of Aldermen meeting on October 28 the police committee report on the April raid at Hotel Elmore found no undue violence or leakage. It faulted two newspaper men for alleged bias while defending the raid, prompting aldermen to consider further debate and potential future action.
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Newsboys Celebrate at Bowdoin Square Theatre
About two hundred newsboys parade through Washington and Court streets in a rain swept street procession to celebrate the demise of the Telegram. They ripped tickets from Augustine McCraith and filled Bowdoin square with a chorus of rain soaked cheers and fife and drum.
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Robbery Attempt at Tyler Broker Office in Haverhill
Two men forced entry at 102 Merrimac Street between 4 and 5 pm in the office of Henry P. Tyler. One attacker struck clerk John P. M. Green with a joist and tried to subdue him. The pair fled into the crowd after a failed plan to reach the safe and show cases containing gold watches. Green could not describe the culprits.
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A Sanctimonious Robber Arrested in New Hampshire
Merritt Linendall was arrested in Keene on October 23 charged with robbing E. M. Bullard’s meat market the prior night. Linendall had claimed to seek funds for a poor relief mission and cited ties to a mission in Leominster and Worcester. He was taken into custody at the home of Rev. A. W. Hand from the Baptist church. He denied the charges.
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Obsequies for Mrs Mary McCarthy Held at Holy Redeemer
Funeral services for Mrs Mary McCarthy mother of Rev Lawrence P McCarthy pastor of Holy Redeemer East Boston were held yesterday. A solemn mass was celebrated by Rev Father Ryan with East Boston and Roxbury clergy assisting. Pallbearers included Edward Loch Patrick Morris Patrick Barron Richard A Baldwin and Alexander McKenney Interment followed at Holy Cross Malden.
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Wesleyan football drills in rain before Princeton opener
Wesleyan players trained hard in heavy rain at Middletown marking a three mile cross country run to prepare for the 4 minute halves against Princeton in New York Saturday. Briggs a former substitute appeared on the field for the first time and will join at guard strengthening the centre.
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Bank President Whipple Dies in Orange at 68
George A. Whipple, president of the Orange National Bank, died today aged 68. A native of Orange he ran a general country store for fifty years and was well known in Franklin county financial circles. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 p m.
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Informal reception and banquet for Bishop Lawrence at University Club
An private event hosted by the Rev. Mr Stall and the Rev. Mr Allen of Brookline drew about 24 attendees from 6:30 to 8 PM. No speeches were delivered, and the gathering followed a private reception enable by the University Club after which a banquet was held. The notice ends with an advertisement for the American Wringer Co. of Broadway extension, city, makers of wringers and mangles.
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Sarsfield Guards plan arms test to escort O Donovan Rossa
Captain Murphy of Company F of the First Regiment of Hibernian Guards intends to march armed in City square to escort O Donovan Rossa to Monument Hall. The event aims to test Massachusetts firearms law as to private bodies, using Springfield rifles and a tribute to John Boyle O Reilly’s grave en route.
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Equine War Veteran Waits At Boston Lowell Depot
A veteran war horse named Bay-Dam stands near the curb at the Boston and Lowell depot, driven by Providence Jack. Bay-Dam served as a cavalry horse in the late war, was wounded at the Wilderness and Gettysburg, and now works as a hack horse in Somerville Highlands after a long career and various fortunes.
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Charade Wins First at Linden Track in Six and Half Furlongs
At Linden New Jersey on October 23 the card opened with six and a half furlongs where Rival took first place Charade second Annie Bishop third Time 1 23 12. The program listed seven races with winners Terrifier Nelglen Enfield Dallyrian Sandowe and The Iron Master earning top spots Time results followed each race and the note Only two started.
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Gloucester horse races list results from Oct 23
In Gloucester New Jersey the day’s racing featured six races. Chauncey won the first by Joe Carter second Transit third. Robin Hood led the five-eighths with Jack Lovell second Shandon third. Cheddar won the seven and a half furlongs with Shémrok second Marie Lovell third. Adro jam captured the five-eighths with Arizona second Bolivar third. Frank R Hart topped the four and a half furlongs with Ontario second Varuna third. Van Wart won the six and a half furlongs with IN Spent second Blondy’s Victim third. Time records noted for each race.
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Archibald Neely Injured in Workplace Accident
Archibald Neely aged 62 of 1460 Washington Street was at work at Macallar Parker Co yesterday when he fell fifteen feet striking a safe corner. He sustained a four inch scalp wound and a severe brain concussion. he is in a critical condition.
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Italian pedlars arrested for health code violation
Philip Brasnie aged 40 and Augustine Corsi aged 19 were arrested by a city officer last night for storing fruit at a dwelling on Barton Street. They face charges under a health ordinance and await further proceedings.
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