Third Annual Republican Banquet Draws 840 Guests
The Republican Club of Massachusetts held its third annual banquet at Music Hall with about 840 banqueters and around 2000 onlookers. Leaders like Hon. John Simpkins Jr and Hon. F T Greenhalge spoke on campaign vigor, civil service reform, and protective tariffs, praising Massachusetts and calling for unity and strong ideals.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Music Hall
John Simpkins, Jr
Yarmouth
F. T. Greenhalge
Greenhalge
John Dalzeil
Thomas B. Reed
Harvard
Yale
Roger Wolcott
Senate
Republican Party
Democratic Party
United States
Congressman Dalzell
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Republican Party of
Harrison
Palzell
Hawley
Reed
Maine
Senator Reed Defends Westward Economic Shift at Major Rally
The speaker lampooned Senate action and accused Democrats of delaying prompt measures. He attacked the compromise plan as Republican handiwork, praised an honest Democrat and commented on war memories, media bias, and the nation’s current state. He warned that if the public does not speak in the election, U.S. manufacturing may move westward.
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Senate
United States
Reed
Rumors of Boxing Deals Pivoting on Roby Events
Reports indicate the Columbian Club may resume at Roby Indiana within two weeks with Griffo Lavigne and a Corbett Mitchell confrontation likely. Promoters and managers discuss negotiations, while Boston and New York papers debate recent incidents and fighter matchups. The piece notes training, club events, and possible matches including Creedon Fitzsimmons and Jim Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Club
Roby
Ind
Matthews
New York
Corbett
Jackson
Bolingbroke Club
Mitchell
Austin Gibbons
Harlem
Gibbons
Boston
Post
Billy Layton
la Blanche
Sailor Brown
George Siddons
Jerry Sanford
Siddons
George Dixon
Dixon
O’brien and Mather
Lafayette Club
Jack McNamara
Mac
Brady
Jim
John Hopkins
Dan Creedon
Bob Fitzsimmons
Weld Boat Club Scratch Race Crowned by Crew No.3
The Weld Boat Club held scratch races on the Charles from Weld boathouse to University boat house. Six crews competed with No.3 defeating No.2 by judges and then winning the final by a length and a half. The crew earned silver cups for winning with members Capen Lyman Clark Nichols Beebe Fisher Dundas Thomson.
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Weld Boat Club
Charles
Weld Boathouse
University Crew Boathouse
R. T. Capen
C. F. Lyman
J. T. Clark
C. Nichols
F. C. Beebe
W. R. Fisher
R. W. Dundas
F. G. Thomson
Local clubs host cross country runs and boxing bouts
The Suffolk Athletic Club plans a practice cross country run from 694 Washington street. Al Dowling Dick Russell and Nelse Innes logged a six mile spin from the Y M C A to Corey Hill. Dorchester Athletic Club schedules three practice runs weekly. The Lafayettes stage a novice boxing tournament at Haverhill street with seven bouts. Cambridge Athletic Club to hold open cross country on Thanksgiving Day with prizes for top times and top novice and club member.
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Suffolk Athletic Club
Washington Street
al Dowling
Dick Russell
Nelse Innes
Corey Hill
Dorchester Athletic Club
Lafayettes
Haverhill Street
Cambridge Athletic Club
Races at Linden Oct 2 feature close finishes
First race shows a tight result with close margins. Gusts Yucatan placed second in the second race and Theert Lanna won the third. Loara Cand abra ran a strong mile for second in the third and Skidmore claimed first in the fourth with Harry Alonzo second. Midnight edged Treasure in the fifth, while Com manche led the sixth with Sleipner third. Time around 1 44.4.
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Furlitary
Treasure
Cliocolt Rats Commanche
Sleipner
Gloucester's Card From New Jersey Races
Report of racing results listing multiple races at a New Jersey meet. Winners include Taral first in five-eighths of a mile, Iceland first in four and one half furlongs, Stringfellow and Apollo among others with second and third places noted.
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Guy Pith
N. J
Bo Tae Bay
Taral
Boonie Lana
Jack Lovell
Bert
Stringfellow
Grenwick
Barry Blossom
Apollo
Pauletti
Himstone
Iceland
Subrosa
Traitor
Salem Cadets Triumph Over Biddeford Light Infantry in Rifle Meet
In Biddeford Maine on October 2 the Salem Cadets of Massachusetts defeated the Biddeford Light Infantry state champions by five points with a 280 to 275 score. Jude Edwin J. Cram of Biddeford posted the meet high of 44 points.
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Biddeford
Biddeford Light Infantry
Salem Cadets
Massachusetts
Salem
Jude Edwin J. Cram
Commodore Stanton Removed From Rio Command
The United States Navy detaches Commodore Stanton from command at Rio de Janeiro after an unauthorized salute to a rival fleet. Captain Henry F. Picking relieves him. a court martial is expected. Commodore Richard W. Meade may succeed in the South Atlantic squadron.
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Washington
Stanton
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
South Atlantic
Cleveland
Navy
Senhor Mendonca
Herbert
Navy Department
United States Naval Forces
Rio de Janeiro
Mello
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Stanton
Captain Picking
State
Navy Departments
Berlin
Commodore Stanton
Henry F. Picking
Charleston
Newark
Casey
Detroit
Brownson
Richard W. Meade
Portsmouth
N. H
Harvard Defeats Graduates In Close Football Rematch
In a delayed afternoon kickoff Harvard varsity edged the graduates with a single touchdown late in the second half. Key plays featured Hoag muffed kicks Wrightington fumbles and strong Harvard defense plus notable tackling by Gray Newell Mackie and Manahan.
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Varsity
Harvard
University Eleven
Hoag
Wrightington
Gray
Newell
Mackie
Manahan
Stewart
Deland
Havin
Corbett
Emmons
MacNear
Acton
Winslow
Hallowell
Lake
Mason
Foster
Fairchild
Mantalian
Whtislow
Harding
West End Names Samuel Little President of West End Street Railway
Samuel Little, born in Hingham Massachusetts in 1827, was elected president of the West End Street Railway Company succeeding H M Whitney. He has held multiple civic and business roles in Roxbury and Boston and states there will be no policy change, with possible adjustments at public request as Boston grows and electric lines replace horse power. He notes Cambridge transfer questions remain undecided and envisions expansion toward Roslindale and Hyde Park.
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West End Street Railway Company
Samuel Little
H. M. Whitney
Little
Hingham
Mass
Isaac
Sally Little
Derby Academy
Boston
Daniell & Co
Bank of Commerce
Rockland National Bank of Roxbury
Samuel Walker
Highland Street Railway Company
West Ind Company
New Corporation
E. Howard Watch & Clock Company
Boston Lead Manufacturing Company
Bay State Gas Company
Roxbury Gas- Nght
Dorchester
South Boston
Roxbury Institution For Savings
Roxbury
West End
Whitney
Mr Whitney
Nova Scotia
Tremont
Washington Streets
America
West End Street Railway
Roslindale
Arnold Aboretum
Hyde Park
Cambridge
East Boston Road Race Draws Big Crowd and Crashes
The East Boston Cycle Club held its first road race with 32 starters from 35 entries. J Barry won the time prize, with Ureh and several riders finishing behind. several riders fell or tangled near the finish and police were criticized for weak control. Prizes included a gold watch and various items. the route ran from Maverick Square through Chelsea Street and main streets to the start.
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East Boston
Little Isle
Hines
Lewis
Barry
Musgrave
Donaldson
Wheeler
McCormack
Arch
McDevitt
Pleasant
Main Streets
Lucas
Judge
Dealy
Leander
Keep
Tighe
J. Barry
East Boston Cycle Club
BE. Ureh
Maverick Wheel Club
P. J. Kennedy
P. J. Grady
Thomas Arthur
Benjamin Sullivan
D. J. McCarthy
A. Newman
J. M. Linscott
W. BE. van Slyke
J. F. Bennett
Charles Brown
A. Longley
George Quinn
Maverick Square
Chelsea Street
Saratoga
Main
Revere Streets
Crescent Avenue
Sturgis, Pleasant, Pauline
Winthrop
Boston Registration Breaks Records in Democratic Lead
Boston reports 87 600 voters on the rolls the largest in city history with expectations to rise. President Donovan credits Democratic efforts and Governor Russell’s popularity for gains across wards while Republicans claim satisfaction with outcomes and note drops in several wards. Everett Worcester delegates plan speeches and a Sherman act repeal aides campaign momentum.
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Boston
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Pearson
Donovan
Matthews
Josiah Quincy
State Committee
Democratic City Committee of
Board of Registrars of Voters
John E. Russell
Democratic North End
North End
Democratic
Johnne
Russell
Everett
Walker
Williams
Brockton
Worcester
Greenhalge
Atty
Democratic Committee
Moriarty
George Fred Williams
Carney Hospital Festival Planned at East Newton Street
The Carney Hospital festival committee met at Steinert Hall to plan a two day event at East Armory on November 8 and 9. It features Bertoto from the Palace, Bijou acts, a 40 piece Natick band, a calisthenic drill by sixty volunteers, grand decorations, booths for eats and crafts, a John Boyle O'Reilly photograph donation, a large dancing platform, souvenir books, and Ninth Regiment protection. Parochial schools will have half day holidays to include children. Next meeting is November 5.
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Carney Hospital
East Armory
East Newton Street
Steinert Hall
B. A. Macdonald
Bertoto
Palace Eatre
Bijou
John Boyleeaily
Natick
Father Scully
Cambridge
John Boyle O’reilly
H. A. M’glenen
Fennessy
First Regiment Hibernian Rifles Parade in Charles Town
General Order No. 5 directs The Sarefield Guards Company F to parade in Charles Town this evening as escort to O Dono ven Rossa with side arms only.
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Hibernian Rifles
Sarefield Guards
Hibernian Fifties
Charlestown
O'Donovan Rossa
Novel rally planned in Brighton amid eviction of hall
A political rally for Timothy W Coakley in the Eighth Suffolk district is moved outdoors after Marion Club Hall owner, a Cronan sympathizer, barred the event. Speakers include Edward Barry Christopher Plunkett David Moreland John Hannon and others as crowds gather under a gasoline lamp and an express wagon.
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Barry's Corner
Brighton
Allston
Agat
Suffolk
Timothy W. Bn
Democratic Citizens
Benator
Marion Club
Cronan
Coakley
Harvard Class Football Practiced As Seniors Beat Sophomores
Harvard four class football elevens held practice games with the seniors defeating the sophomores 8 to 4. Garrison scored the senior touchdowns while Hamlin made the other. Juniors routed the freshmen 2 to 0 as Whittemore Burton and Watson starred.
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Harvard
Garrison
Beals
Bond
Hamlin
Whittemore
Burton
Watson
Life and Death at One Hand Providence
Bridget Jones alias Bridget Dolan, living in the South End, was arrested on murder charges for killing her newborn baby. The 7 year old son was placed in care, and the woman pleaded not guilty and was jailed awaiting examination Friday.
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Providence
Bridget Jones
Bridget Dolan
South End
Palmer
TUTTLE'S ASSAULT STORY AT CITY STATION
Patrolman George Tuttle of Station 4 faces assault and battery charges in Municipal Court Friday after a report of a confrontation with Clement Coleman and Allen Macdonald. Tuttle defends his actions and seeks to counter claims published in papers. Mrs. Tuttle details alleged threats by Frank Perkins party over payments and attempted trunk seizure at their home.
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George Tuttle
Station 4
Clement Coleman
Allen Macdonald
Post
Tuttle
Mr. DeBonsa
Coleman
Macdonald
Leary
Loyola Athletic Club Responds to Sunday Sun Article
Richard McCormick, president of the Loyola Athletic Club, defends the club as a Boston College Y M C A branch and rejects charges of improper aims. He asserts adherence to amateur rules, mentions Xavier Van Rensselaer and the N H B A A U, and calls for investigation into the club’s activities.
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Loyola Athletic Club
Boston College
Boston College Association
Manhattan
Loyola
Loyola Club
Boston
Xaviers van Rensselaer
Loyolas
Writer
F Winick
Richard McCormick
Cranberry Picking Time on Cape Tops Big Industry
The Sunday Post covers the cranberry harvest season with a pictorial feature. It notes schools closing and families working in the cranberry fields for dimes while the American Wringer Co of Broadway extension advertises wringers sweepers and related goods and offers mail orders and repairs.
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Cape
The
Sunday Post
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
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