Poisoned Pacer Jack Dies Under Suspicion at Somerville Stable
The 6 year old pacer Jack, once clocked at 2:10 and noted for a 1:02 half, died after suspected poisoning at a Broad Way stable near Charlestown Neck. Owners Hadley and Brigham demand a full chemical analysis. an autopsy found corroded stomachs though no poison yet.
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East Somerville
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Charlestown
Danville
Hadley and
Brigham
Jerry O’neil
Mr. Brigham
Post
Carver Tavern
Revolutionary Fame
Hadley
Harkaway
Relfs M. Pilot
Mystic
Messrs
Rainy Narragansett track prompts mix of bets and reprimands
Mud at Narragansett Park leads to heavy betting and a critical review of Jockey Jones on Hibernia Queen in race one. Lamley fined for post disobedience as Conductor McSweeney falters in the final clash. Jules Levy to perform at Palace Theatre Sunday.
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Avora
Abingdon
Relict
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Nicolini
Aurelian
Hamilton
Manchester
Charade
Wilmar
Dwight
Welsh
Royal George
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W. B
San Joaquin
Red John
Conductor McSweeney
H. Jones
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Rieff
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Sorcerer
Brookline Country Club Plans Week of Sports at Clyde Park
The Brookline Country Club sets Tuesday for a week of sports at Clyde Park with large horse show entries and two days of whippet racing the first in America. A terrier show in a 125 foot tent, golf competitions, and tennis doubles are planned. sheep dog trials are canceled due to golf grounds. Clubs from Newport Montreal and others expected to enter teams. football matches yet to be finalized with Harvard BAA and Tech invited.
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Tech Boys
Newton Bowlers Schedule Handicap Tourney
The Newton club bowling committee completed plans for an individual handicap tournament for members. The bowlers with the most wins will win the tourney and the handicap bowling trophy for the season, with six other prizes offered.
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Newton Club
Mrs James M'Keon Denies Sullivan Manager Memo
A letter from Mrs. James M'Keon dated Oct 26 1894 corrects a rumor that her husband Jim McKeon who once managed John L Sullivan had died of pneumonia. She states he is alive and improving.
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Jim McKeon
John L. Sullivan
James M’keon
Manuel Defeats Bruce in Murray & Irwin Pool Tourney
Manuel defeated Bruce 100 to 52 on the third night of the Murray and Irwin pool tournament. Officials attributed Bruce's poor showing to miscalling balls. Russell is scheduled to play Doyle tonight.
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Bruce
Russell
Doyle
Interscholastic League Classic Latin School Beats Hopkinson 12 to 4
Boston Latin School defeated Hopkinson 12 to 4 in a rain soaked afternoon clash at the South End grounds. Key plays came from Maguire Davis and Nagle for the Latins while Nourse and Walter Adams starred for Hopkinson. Robinson directed the Latin attack with strong running.
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Boston Latin School
Hopkinton School
South End
Latin School
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Hoppys
Juatin
Hopkinson
Benshimol
Rankin
Hoppy
Maguire
Nourse
Livermore
Nagle
Boston
Hardy
Davis
Walter Adams
Robinson
Horton
Merrill
Blanchard
Hopkinson. Hardy
Eeseee
Nourne County
Jewell Nagle
M. Sargent Watonscecs
C. Sargent
McLacklin
C. Adams Rankin
Hurd Robinson
Stanwood Davis
Richardson Alohan
Livermore Maguire
W. Adams
Adams, Hardy
Manual Training and Cambridge High Clash Ends 88 to 0
The Manual Training School eleven defeated Cambridge High and Latin 88 points to 0 on Soldiers Field. Jewell starred with long runs around the ends, Sullivan supported the rush, and Thompson powered the center for Manual Training while Cambridge Latin’s Columbus and Captain Baldwin excelled in tackling. The game featured a slippery field and a clean contest with notable scientific football tactics.
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Manual Training
Cambridge High and Latin School
Soldiers Field
Manual Training School
Cambridge
Cambridge Manual
Jewell
Sullivan
Thompson
Cambridge Latin
Columbus
Baldwin
Harvard Faces Cornell In Major Soccer Showdown At Manhattan Field
Harvard plans its strongest lineup with Emmons Mackie and Waters as the front line for a pivotal game against Cornell at Manhattan field. Princeton defeated Ithaca 12 to 4, but Harvard aims to limit Cornell's scoring while att emption to match last year’s point total.
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Harvard
Cornell University
Manhattan
Emmons
Mackie
Waters
Crimson
Princeton
Ithaca
Cornellians
Cornell
Fifty Thousand Offered for Fight in Mexico
A letter to James J. Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons from Vice-President Latan of the Kinetoscope Exhibiting Company offers a $50,000 purse for a fight to be staged in Mexico, where officials would be removed from interference.
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New York
Latan
The
Kinetoscope Exhibiting Company
James J. Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Mexico
Duffy's Challenge Seeks 10 Pound Opponent in East
Jimmy Duffy the 10 pound man seeks a match. His backer Jim Fitzgibbons issues a challenge to any 10 pound man in the East and can be reached at the Cribb Club on Avery Street.
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Jimmy Duffy
Jim Fitzgibbons
Fitzgibbons
Cribb
Avery Street
Gala Night at East Cambridge AOH Concert and Ball
Last evening the Division 20 A. O. H. of East Cambridge held its first concert and ball at Institute Hall Cambridge Street. Over 1200 on the floor with 300 couples in the grand march led by John W. Flynn and guests from multiple towns. Hobbs’s orchestra played as the hall was decorated with flags and mottoes and dancing continued to 4 a. m. with a large reception and arrangements committee listed.
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Division 20
East Cambridge
Institute Hall
Cambridge Street
Hobbs
John W. Flynn
Daniel S. Wilson
John J. Ahearn
Ahearn
Terrence Kelly
Messrs
Edward A. Lovet
P. J. Colbert
Michael Fisher
Daniel Curtin
John F. Ward
John B. Duffy
John D. Lane
Thomas Earley
David Lane
Patrick J. Curtin
Thomas Dwyer
Patrick J. Lane
Cornelius Minihan
John T. Shea
Thomas Mahony
N. J. O'Shaughnessy
Andrew Toohey
Patrick McManus
John J. Teevans
T. S. Norton
David Crowley
J. B. O'Higgins
Philip Kean
Patrick Sexton
Patrick A. Collins
Joseph J. Kelly
David A. O'Mara
Thomas Kelleher
Thomas F. Kelly
Martin Dinan
Thomas Conroy
John J. Kane
Edward J. Maguire
HK. A. Toner
J. W. Flynn
J. J. Lynch
Maurice Heally
J. J. Kelly
P. J. Clarke
John Walsh
Bernard J. McCabe
Boy's Narrow Escape From Lynn & Boston Car
Ten year old Charlie Lyman was struck near Chelsea and Henley streets in Charlestown by a Lynn & Boston streetcar. The boy rolled off the track to avoid being dragged, suffering head back and leg injuries and possible internal damage. He was treated at home after stitches, while his father serves in the park police.
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Charlestown
Charlie Lyman
Lynn & Boston Electric
Charlie
Chelsea Street
Henley
Chelsea Streets
Lynn & Boston Street Railway
Webb
Corey Street
Lyman
Mr. Lyman
Park Department
Indicted Murder Suspects Transferred to East Cambridge
Sullivan Johnson and Foley were moved from the Lowell Jail to East Cambridge House of Correction by deputies Fairbairn and Wardwell. The Middlesex grand jury indicted them for murder. The Middlesex Superior Criminal Court will convene at East Cambridge next Monday. civil court adjourned to Lowell the same day amid a heavy docket.
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Sullivan, Johnson and Foley
Middlesex Grand Jury
Lowell
East Cambridge
Brooker's Name Struck From Ballot in Suffolk District
The Ballot Law Commission concluded objections to Frank E. Brooker independent Republican nomination papers. The panel ruled his name will not appear on the official ballot for the senatorial post in the eighth Suffolk district due to fraudulent signatures discovered among the filings.
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Frank E. Brooker
Ballot Law Commission
Brooker
Suffolk
Cedar Club Holds Annual Dancing Party at Orienta Hall
At Orienta Hall Roxbury the Cedar Club hosted its annual dancing party for its members and friends. A large crowd of local society figures attended including Miss A C Sullivan Miss Frackleton Miss Lawless Miss A L Murphy and many others with T F Sullivan serving as floor director and W J Lavey as treasurer Aids included J A Creagh J P Lawless P C Stinger F E Burke and more.
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Roxbury
Cedar Club
A. C. Sullivan
Miss Frackleton
Miss Lawless
A. L. Murphy
A. Finneran
Miss Noonan
Miss Carroll
K. Mentin
Miss Tierney
John J. Moore
L. Winters
James Doherty
John Dolan
W. B. de Ronde
J. Hughes
J. J. Haines
J. J. Hanley
W. O'Keefe
G. Sullivan
D. Fleming
W. Johnson
D. Carr
J. Sherman
R. de Ronde
J. J. Wall
G. Jackson
D. Donovan
A. P. A. Moran
H. Mitchell
O. Cooch
J. Friend
Harvard Freshman Crew Seeks Candidates After Meeting
About sixty men gathered in Hemenway Gym Trophy Room to list weights and names for the Harvard freshman crew. The roster includes A. W. Prentiss 165, N. L. Harrington 187, G. W. Crawley 153, J. H. Perkins 174, E. L. Sanborn 185, F. Newton 188, J. Whitfield 185, and other hopefuls with weights ranging from 101 to 195 pounds. Coxswain candidates listed include P. B. Sawyer 113 and R. Whitford 120.
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H. F. Lunt
R. M. Shephard
F. L. Crocker
If’. Dobyns
C. M. Smith
C. Grilk
BE. G. Burgess
H. K. Brent
E. T. Irvin
A. T. Legg
H. P. Herman
N. L. Harrington
BE. N. Pickhardt
F. N. Gay
H. H. Richards
J. M. Thayer
D. Emory
E. Maynard
P. C. Long
C. ©. Wilson
A. Dubois
S. Kellogg
Charles H. Williams
E. J. Belt
W. W. Baker
J. W. Edson
Kk. L. de Normandie
L. A. Brown
L. H. Hosmer
W. C. Kimbell
W. H. Gray
F. W. Reed
H. I. Foster
S. W. Forgee
Norton Verkins
J. W. Kilbreth
R. M. Barker
L. S. Butler
J. I. Crocker
H. McKurney
G. H. Abbott
J. M. Abbott
J. ©. Rice
D. M. Goodrich
F. M. Newton
L. P. Marvin
J. A. Bunting
F. Jordan
G. T. Newhall
H. Danning
J. H. Perkins
C. ©. Payson
E. L. Sanborn
A. B. Emmons
K. Adams
G. W. Crawley
J. C. Whitfield
D. N. Hill
P. B. Sawyer
H. A. Gale
R. A. Whitford
C. I. Manning
R. 8. Huidekoper
D. H. Bradley
Harvard Varsity Handicap Games Mark Close Finishes
Harvard hosted its annual varsity handicap track meet on Holmes field. Windy, cool weather and late dusk caused three events to be postponed to Monday. Bigelow won the 100 yard dash from scratch with Eaton second, and Munroe led the 120 yard high hurdles.
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Holmes Field
Bigelow
M. L. Eaton
M. L. Butler
Dorman
N.N. Bingham, Jr
Prado
Eaton
Munroe
Bremen
D. H. Bradlee, Jr
Brinckenhoff
Brinckhoff
Bradlee
Schereschewsky
Julius Staab
Gregg
Amherst
C. D. Drew
J. D. Phillips
S. W. Phillips
Bailey
Staab
Lke
Drew
Hinckley
O’connell
Pratt
Bordman
G. W. Crowley
Hmerson
Vincent
Hennan
V. Munroevo
F. Mason
J. H. Bigelow
H. S. Dorman
N. W. Bingham, Jr
F. L. Hardenbrook
Fuller
H. Brown
Moons
A. M. Eaton
F. H. Bigelow
C. S. Fuller
W. R. Brinckerhoff
J. W. Schereschensky
J. Staab
F. C. Hinckley
H. Kinnecutt
FP. W. Bacon
G. W. Crawley
H. Emerson
J. C. Rice
J. Lt. Crocker
J. M. Abbott
W. D. Hennen
E. H. Clark
H. R. S. Johnstone
Sin
David Christie Murray Lectures in Boston Hall
Despite bad weather a good audience attended at the Y M C A in Boston for the second American lecture by novelist David Christie Murray. The talk covered his experiences and methods for sourcing material. no fixed topic was given. The October 30 lecture will close the series.
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Boylston
Berkeley Streets
America
David Christie Murray
Murray
Mrs Sophia Conant Cambridge public singer dies at 27
Mrs Sophia Gertrude Bryant Conant wife of Charles M Conant Cambridge Common Council president died at home 22 Lee street Cambridgeport after a long illness She was 27 a mother to a two year old and sister of Assistant City Physician Bryant The public singer was highly esteemed Funeral set for Monday at 2 PM
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Charles M. Conant
Cambridge Common Council
Lee Street
Cambridgeport
Bryant
Hoitt Nominated as Democratic Candidate for Middlesex Treasurer
Alfred D. Hoitt of Arlington is the Democratic candidate for Middlesex county treasurer. He is a well known businessman and has repeatedly run for the Legislature, often polling ahead of his ticket.
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Alfred D. Hoitt
Arlington
Middlesex County
Weavers Meet as Mass Meeting Looms in Fall River
The weavers held a morning meeting as a conference report was read while State arbitrators Walcott and Barry remained in town with little progress. Secretary Whitehead blasted the manufacturers defense and noted wage reductions, higher cloth prices, and constrained mill operations. A mass meeting is set for tomorrow at 2 PM in Music Hall to express sentiment, and the park meeting was postponed due to rain.
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Fall River
Walcott
Barry
Whitehead
Iron Works
Rounseville
Music Hall
Messrs
Weavers’ Committee
Arthern
Riley
Brennan
Dean
State Board
Populists Plan Hyde Park Rally For Cary Dowd Confront
The Populists announce a rally at Music Hall Hyde Park tonight for Governor candidate George H. Cary of Lynn and Congress candidate John F. Dowd of Hyde Park. Discussion topics include party issues led by George Kempton of Sharon James F. Morton Jr of Boston and Dowd. George F. Washburn will preside.
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Hyde Park
George H. Cary
Lynn
John F. Dowd
Congress
George Kempton
Sharon
James F. Morton, Jr
Boston
George F. Washburn
Holland's Experience as Ward 12 Candidate
Edward J. Holland, candidate for Representative from Ward 12, served as second assistant assessor for three years and spent four years on the Democratic ward committee.
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Edward J. Holland
Coakley Rally Ends in Strong Backing for Senate Candidate
In Brighton Ward 25 a large crowd endorsed Timothy W. Coakley for the Senate over Cronan and Fuller. Speakers attacked Cronan’s caucus methods, defended Coakley’s record, and urged voters to back an honest candidate focused on integrity. Coakley and Dolan lambasted Cronan’s tactics in Wards 19 and 22 and called for public discussion with Fuller.
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Timothy W. Coakley
Senate
Thomas Hughes
Joseph A. Dennison
Coakley
Cronan
Dennison
Thomas F. Dolan
Ward 19
Post
Bell Telephone
J. Q. A. Brackett
William F. Russell
Mr. Fuller
Faxon Attacks Atwood and Call for Bolting Unfit Candidates
Henry Faxon of Quincy denounces Harrison H. Atwood and urges temperance voters to reject a candidate with a pro liquor and anti women suffrage record. He cites Atwood's votes against tightening liquor laws, license limits, and women voting on license questions, while supporting reform bills.
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Henry Faxon
Quincy
Peabody
Atwood
Faxon
Harrison H. Atwood
French Democratic Club Meeting Tonight at Hotel Clarendon
The French Democratic Club will hold a meeting tonight at Hotel Clarendon, Reos 16, at 8 o'clock. The gathering invites members and interested residents to discuss club affairs and community issues.
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French Democratic Club
I Hotel
Clarendon
Reos# 16
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