Corbett Mitchell Match Hopes Fade Amidmixed Reports
New York columnist casts doubt on a Corbett Mitchell boxing match at Coney Island or elsewhere. He cites rumor of a New Orleans offer, Mitchell’s training plans, and calls the fight off as unlikely while noting public sympathy for Mitchell and scrutiny of Coney Island Club actions.
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Coney Island
Governor Flower
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New Orleans
Howly
Charley Mitchell
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New York Sun
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William A. Brady
Asbury Park
Rob Roy
Princeton Rules Shake Up Intercollegiate Football
At a meeting in New York on October 27 the Intercollegiate Football Association approved a rule change after Princeton abandoned Pennsylvania and aligned with Wesleyan and Yale. Yale and Wesleyan vowed protests, while Penn’s Captain Mackey received assurances no protest would be filed.
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New York
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Wesleyan
Yale
Mackey
Philadelphia
Judd
Wesleyan Faces Princeton In First Championship Game
Middletown Conn Oct 27 Wesleyan football team holds final practice before championship with Princeton in Newark tomorrow The squad includes Breele Searles Doane Tower Brigus Leo Stark Wilson and Dy plus substitutes Manell Kent Warriner Davis Miller W G Smith and Puffer American Wringer Co featured as the manufacturer of wringers mangles spring beds and oven sweepers with mail orders welcomed.
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Wesleyan
Princeton
Newark
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Tower
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American Wringer Co
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Hopkinson and English High play to 4–4 tie in interscholastic game
A crowd watched Hopkinson and English High School battle to a four to four draw at the South End grounds after twenty minutes in the second half. English High threatened near the Hopkinson line but time ended play with the ball on Hopkinson's one yard line.
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Hopkinson
English
English High
Onaheir
HopRenne
Brooks
Ames
Sawyer
Ward
Adams
Smith
Cutter
Clifford
English’ High
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High School
Hoppy
H. Brooks
Carl Adams
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Medford Cycle Clubpractices and events outlined in local report
The Medford Cycle Club shows strong practice against challenged clubs from Somerville Cageport and Boston University and plans further interclub contests. The Maidens near twenty candidates for whist pool and four for hardards. Malden hosts a ten mile road race today with a light route. tonight Roxbury B.C. club night with pool billiards and whist tournaments. a Stoughton run tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. from West Chester Park to 5:30 p.m. The Eagle Cycle Club holds an invitation smoker tonight with wide club participation. In England at Herne Hill a record breaking twelve hour race totals 240 miles 690 yards. Graves postpones Springfield to Boston attempt. Waltham track season ends with plans for new surface and lower stretches.
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Somerville
Cageport
Boston
University
Pfihhards
Malden
Ieasant
Stoughton
West Chester Park
Columbus Avenue
Eagle Cycle Club
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Herne Hill
Eng
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Bath Road Club
A. W. Horton
Catford
Graves
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W. J. Corcoran
Waltham Track
Waltham
Hale & Noble Top Roxbury Latin In Inter scholastic Showdown
Hale and Noble defeated Roxbury Latin 20 to 0 on Cypress street grounds Brookline before 500 spectators. Dinsmore scored for Noble with three goals from touchdowns Cabot starred with three rushing scores and several long runs while Roxbury Latin struggled at times despite strong efforts from Hayes Farley and Flint.
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Farley
Flint
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Noble
Carlton
Meee & Noble
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Goetennes
Veaseees
Farkey Dinemore
Mayes Cabot
Dinamore
Rand
Boston Latin School
Lewis
Brookline High School
Brown vs Harvard Football at Jarvis Field
This afternoon at eight Brown meets Harvard on Jarvis Field with fifty cent admission. Brown, after an 18 to 0 loss to Yale earlier in the season, may struggle as Newell and Fairchild are injured and Gray may be unable to play. Captain Hawkins leads Brown with a strong lineup ready for today’s game.
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Harvard
Jarvis Field
Brown
Yale
Newell
Fairchild
Gray
Hawkins
Newton and Cambridge Battle in Newton High Field clash
Newton High School and Cambridge High and Latin School played a tense football game at Jarvis Field. Newton pulled away in the second half after a 12 12 halftime tie, with Brown scoring a 75 yard run and three touchdowns. Sanborn Goodridge led Cambridge. Brown Redpath Knox led Newton with strong line play and several touchdowns.
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Newton High School
Cambridge High and Latin School
Jarvis Field
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Cambridge High
Sanborn
Goodridge
Brown
Redpath
Knox
Dinsmore
Paul
Cobb
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Springer
Eeees
Cem Terurook van Voorhis
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Simmons Jobb
Watson
Goala—Brown
George Oe
C.M.T
E. Clark
Harvard
Jersey Club Races Open Fall Meeting In New Jersey
At Elizabeth New Jersey the Jersey Club opened its fall meeting with a large crowd despite foul weather. Results include Prince George winning the six furlongs first race and Don Alonzo taking the Woodlawn Vase handicap in the one mile leg.
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Restraint
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Terrifier
la Misere
Golden Valley
Charlie T
Marguerite
Captain Wagner
Lorimer
Tartarian
Little Fred
Balbriggan
B A A and Amherst football clash on South End grounds
The B A A and Amherst meet this afternoon at 3 30 on the South End grounds in a fine game. Admission is 25 cents. The lineup includes Blanchard Russell Tas Blagaen Conthera Kimball Pratt Batchelde Goodale Yee and others.
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Graham
Blanchard
Russell
Blagaen Ase
Conthera
Kimball Tun
D. F. Pratt Batchelde Goodale
Eshmalt
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Race results and entries from an unclear horse racing page
The fragment lists multiple races with horse names, jockeys, weights, and odds for five furlongs to synthetic distances. It includes entries such as Trinculo 118 Joepprey Ornus Curacoa Foxhound 108, Fatality Harrington, and 1 Second Enee, along with later cards mentioning Candelabra and Ricot Iron Master.
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Joepprey Ornus
Curacoa
Foxhound
Harrington
Will Elliott
Sandowne
Metuchen
Stonenelle
Biroce
Tormentor
Little
Billy
Nick
Tia
Flatland
Blue Blood
Void
Watterson
Anhandle
Jake Johnson
Whee Ier
Bess
Cuckoo
Senate debates coinage repeal and silver policy
The Senate huddled over amendments to repeal the Sherman act and to set new coinage rules for silver. Voorhees’s substitute passed 58 to 9, opening the way for further votes as Peffer Perkins and Teller urged opposing paths. Warnings on monetary policy and industrial impact followed, with a recess set for tomorrow.
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White
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House Debates Linton Seat Probe and A P A Attack
In Congress Mr. Weadock introduced a privileged resolution demanding an investigation into the right of Rep. Linton and accusing an American Protective Alliance linked group in Michigan and the West of un-American treason. The measure sparked clashes with Rep. Hopkins and Dingley. Weadock withdrew the resolution pending Linton's own defense. The session adjourned at 2 10 with banking resolution also stalling.
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Linton
Rep
Henry M. Youmans
Michigan
Hopkins
Illinois
Committee On Privileges and Elections
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Maine
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Springer
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Committee On Banking and Currency
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Boston Petitions for Poles and Wires Dropped in 1893
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company seeks city approval to erect poles and run wires on several Dorchester and East Street routes in Boston with space reserved atop poles for municipal signals. Notices list sidewalks on Tufts and Monument streets and nearby locations, with dates for public hearings in October 1893.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Dorchester
East Street
Dorchester Avenue
Winter Street
Bowdoin Street
Percival Street
N. Keller
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Jasper N. Ruler
Probate notices stale and unsettled estates in Boston
Multiple probate notices in Suffolk Court announce preliminary actions for estates of deceased Boston residents. Citations warn next of kin and creditors to appear for administration, testaments, and guardianship matters with dates set for November 9 1898 and surrounding weeks.
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