Beard Expected to Rejoin Yale Practice After Harvard Cornell Game
The Cambridge football scene focuses on Harvard and Cornell after a tough clash with unusual first half form and strong late effort. Beards may return to Yale practice today as coaches assess endurance and line work ahead of Springfield.
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Harvard
Cornell
Cambridge
Murchie
Mackie
Foster
Wrenn
Shaws
Manahan
Waters
Shaw
Hallowell
Beecham
Brewer
Emmons
Yale
Springfield
Ithacans
Princeton
A. Brewer
F. Shaw
C. Brewer
Wrightington
Hamlen
Rogers
Ma’’ Newell
Lithia Water
Beacham
Wykoff
Freeborn
Ohl
Josh’ Hartwell
Dyer
Starbuck
Jonah
Hinkey
Crimson
Frostie
Butterworth
DeWitt
Beard
Adee
Morris
West Point Cadets
Middies
Quakers
Dr. Biddle Announces Sudden Departure From Parish
The Rev Charles W Biddle of North Cambridge Universalist Church declares from the pulpit he will close his pastorate. He cites principled stance and parish unity, setting December as final month and urging members to unite under a new pastorate.
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Charles W. Biddle
D. D
North Avenue Universalist Church
North
Cambridge
Dr. Biddle
Biddle
The Two New American Line Steamers St Louis and St Paul
The Cramp yard in Philadelphia builds two American line steamers, the St Louis and St Paul, with launch planned for Nov 12. They feature 554 ft 2 in length, six decks, 381 crew, 20 000 horsepower, and advanced safety. The ships will carry passengers and mail under post office contract for ocean service at about 20 knots.
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American Line
St. Louis
St. Paul
Cramp’s
Philadelphia
Lloyd’s
Williamson
Brown
United States Post Office Department
International Navigation Company
Mystery Leverett Street Shooting Leaves Police Puzzled
Division 3 police detain Italian barber Thomas Ungara after a rooftop discovery of a concealed revolver and scattered playing cards at 98 Leverett Street. Reporter William Barnes aided the pursuit, but no wounded person was found and the case remains unsolved with a card party suspected of triggering a quarrel.
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Leverett Street
Division 3
Thomas Ungara
Ungara
Bagley
Leverett
Ashland
No. 98
William P. Barnes
Russell
Glawson
Barnes
Mullen
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cummings
Hasty Shots in Kansas City Incident Sparks Police Probe
L D Hampton nephew of Governor Lewelling shot Edward Egan through the heart in an alley rear of Egan's home. Hampton, a sergeant in the police, was wounded as Dennis Byrnes Egan's father in law shot him after a quarrel over a prowler report. Byrnes was arrested.
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Kansas City
Kan
L. D. Hampton
Lewelling
Edward Egan
Egan
Hampton
Dennis Byrnes
Byrnes
Imported English bulldogs arrive in Boston to join display
James A. Doyle receives two high quality bulldog bitches from England aboard the Carlisle City. Bayswater Nell weighs 46 pounds and is in whelp to Fistina while Perina is in whelp to Dom Pedro. Both carry celebrated bloodlines and will be cared for in South Boston for local admirers to view.
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England
James A. Doyle
Edwards
Carlisle
Bayswater
Nell
Fistina
Sappho
Julius Cesar
Nana
Royal George
Venice
Perina
Alric
King Orry
Dom Pedro
Doyle
Mr. Mortimer
Philadelphia
Frank Dole
New Haven
Bayswater Nell
South Boston
Hundred voters back Conant in eighth district election
An address signed by one hundred independent voters and leading Democrats of the eighth district endorses Charles A. Conant of Winchester for Congress. The list includes Governor Russell, Mayor Matthews, Harvard faculty, and other Andrews supporters, praising Conant as a Democratic platform adherent. The note highlights moderate tariffs, free raw materials, sound currency, and civil service reform as Massachusetts’ progressive goals.
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Eighth District
Charles A. Conant
Winchester
Congress
Russell
Matthews
Harvard College
Andrews
National House of Representatives
National House of Representatives. Mr. Conant
National Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Darwin EF. Ware
Jabez Box
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Charles W. Eliot
Charles Eliot Norton
Charles II, Dunbar
Arthur Gilman
S. M. Macrane
Allert Bushnell Hart
J. J. Child
Francis Eb, Abbot
C. i. Warner
M. H. Morgan
Edward KR. Coxtswell
George S. Hale
Kalwin M. Bacon
Vincent Y. Bond
Charles C. Jackson
Charles Head
Leverett S.tucker
Henry G. Pickering
Gamaliel Bradford
George A. Goddard
Henry ©. DeLong
Louis D. A Phineas Pierce
William E. Russell
Joan IX
Andrew
Theodore Rusell
N. Matthews, Jr
Robert C. Hooper
Hugh O'Brien
Godfrey Morse
Thomas J. Gargan
Sigourney Nutter
Morton Prince
A. D. Hoitt
Alfred VP. Gage
Augustine J. Daly
Ezra KR. Thayer
George QR. Nutter
N. S. Bartlett
Isaac Bradford
Archibald M. Howe
Freeman Hunt
John F. O'Brien
Andrew J
Pathetic Death in Watertown Painter and Fireman
Andrew T. Mills 58 died suddenly at 14 Riverside Street Watertown after a head pain. Born in St John New Brunswick he lived 36 years in Watertown and served 33 years in the fire department retiring with a gold badge. He leaves a widow a daughter and two sons. funeral set for Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
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Watertown
Andrew T. Mills
Riverside Street
Jimmy Duffy to Meet Brennan Backer at Cribb Club
Lightweight boxer Jimmy Duffy, weighing 105 pounds, plans a meeting with Phil Brennan or Brennan’s backer at the Cribb Club tonight at 8 to arrange a bout.
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Jimmy Duffy
Phil Brennan
Cribb Club
Man Known as Human Squirrel Re-arrested in Abuse Case
Watertown Oct 28 Joseph McElroy better known as the human squirrel was arrested by Chief Parker on a complaint by his sister in law alleging drunken abuse of his wife and an infant boy. Police found McElroy hiding in a closet after a struggle to cuff him. The eight year old boy suffered head bruises and will appear in Police Court Monday.
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Watertown
Joseph McElroy
Parker
Watertown Police
McElroy
Cooney
Kid Lavigne Versus Griffin In Ten Round Seaside Clash
Boxing gossip notes a 126 pound ten round bout tonight at Seaside Athletic Club Coney Island featuring Kid Lavigne and Johnnie Griffin. Griffin trains hard but may still lack required speed. Also Dick OBrien faces Billy Smith in a ten rounder at Lafayette Social and Athletic Club. Next Friday Dave Hefferan meets Timmy Harrington at Cribb Club.
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Kid Lavigne
Johnnie Griffin
Seaside Athletic Club
Coney Island
Lavigne
Marshall
Griffo
Griffin
Sally Smith
Dick O’brien
Billy Smith
Lafayette Social and Athletic Club
Cribb Club
Dave Hefferan
Timmy Harrington
Chelsea Century Run Prominent Cyclists Finish 100 Miles
The Chelsea Cycle Club completed its first annual century run to Newburyport and back via Haverhill Lawrence and Lowell. Thirty of forty starters finished with pacemakers Captain Schultz and Lieutenant Benson guiding the group. Reached Newburyport at 11 30 and Haverhill for dinner at Bartlett House, return in time to catch a train.
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Rhode Island
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Providence
Chepachet
R. I
Whitford
Massachusetts
Cohasset
F. E. Elwell
Europe
Boston
Associated Cycling
Chicago
Somerville Club
Mount Washington Club
Riversides
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cambridgeport
Johnson
Porter
Waltham
A. W. Greely
War Department
Signal Corps
H. M. Gordon
C. R. Bailey
C. S. Vinton
G. A. Verkampen
C. T. Graham
Roxbury
C.inton
Lynn
Bailey
Verkampen
Newburyport
Ipswich
Gordon
Graham
Chelsea Cycle Club
Haverhill
Lawrence
Lowell
Schultz
Benson
Salem
Bartlett House
H. E. Walker
C. A. Collins
The
Press
R. W. Emerson
Moses Sherriff
James Cullen
C. F. Forbush
W. P. Brazier
A. A. McLean
M. T. Ford
C. G. Andrews
H. H. Stetson
W. E. Benson
H. B. Dame
Charles Schultz, Jr
Charles W. Marsh
A. G C. Smith
Henry Edwards
R. Gordon
F. L. Farnham
W. P. Heinrich
Eugene McMahon, Jr
E. S. Whitney
Perley C. Farrell
Robert McGregor
Frank Sullivan
Joseph Bakeman
C. H. Burnham
George BE. Fay
George A. Patten
A. W. Rogers
Bunker Hill Camping Club Elects Officers for Year
The Bunker Hill Camping Club of Charlestown announces its officers for the ensuing year led by President M. J. Greeley and Vice President John J. Horrigan. The club maintains summer quarters at Paddock's Island with a comfortable clubhouse and plans a new summer program.
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Bunker Hill
Paddock’s
Charlestown
M. J. Greeley
John J. Horrigan
John F. Harington
Hugh J. Morrison
C. M. Doherty
J. J. Doherty
John F. O’brien
T. F. Clark
M. J. Kelley
John J. Mahoney
Frank Doherty
Frank Uniac
Frank Carter
William Coonan
Daniel F. Delaney
John Mansfield
Paddy Meyers of Somerville Dies at 57
Patrick J. Meyers known as Paddy Meyers of Somerville died at his residence at the corner of Somerville avenue and Medford streets. A lifelong resident born in Ireland he ran a grocery and amassed a small fortune while helping the poor. He leaves a wife a son and two daughters. Funeral from St Joseph's Church at 9 AM tomorrow.
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Patrick J. Meyers
Somerville
Paddy Meyers
Brick Bottom
Somerville Avenue
Medford Streets
Ireland
St. Joseph’s Church
Man Missing From East Cambridge Sought by Wife
A 55 year old man named Robert Clay Rapier vanished from Oct 5 after leaving home in East Cambridge. He has wandered to Lynn and Everett, seen in Cambridge street bars on Saturday night, and may be in the Hub if he left Boston since then. His wife at 66 Cambridge Street awaits his return and asks for information.
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Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
Robert Clay Rapier
Lynn
Everett
Boston
Hub
Robert
East
Cambridge
Levitt Returns Home After Vanishing From Family
Fred G. Levitt of Chelsea returns to his fireside after an absence that left his wife and three children nearly destitute. He provides a vague explanation, says he has not been away from Boston, and has secured work to begin immediately.
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Fred G. Levitt
Chelsea
Levitt
Mr. Steele
Boston
City Man Suffers Leg Break After Hotel Slip
John Madden 27 of 669 Massachusetts avenue slipped on the marble floor of the Columbia Hotel early yesterday and broke his right leg below the knee. He was taken to City Hospital. John Teague a driver was thrown from his vehicle at Court and Washington streets and sent home after treatment. condition not serious.
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John Madden
Massachusetts Avenue
Columbia Hotel
City Hospital
John Teague
Court and
Washington Streets
Dunn
Bunker Hill Street
McMorrow Chosen by Local Labor Groups for Senate
At a Federa tion Labor Union 6064 meeting held in Foresters Hall Repre sentative W H McMorrow the Democratic candidate for Senator in the sixth district was unanimously endorsed A committee was named to stand at the polls for him Also at Ward 14 and Ward 13 Tammany Associates and Wickett Associates endorsed McMorrow with George Donohu e John Baldwin and John Cotton speaking at the sessions and pledging support
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Sir
Federation Labor Union
Foresters’ Hall
Eliot Street
W. H. McMorrow
Patrick Nee
William A. Doherty
Patrick J. Cuddy
Boston
Tammany Associates
Ward 14
Wickett Associates
Ward 13
McMorrow
George Donohue
The
John E. Baldwin
John T. Cotton
Thomas Collins
David Gleason
Oldest Reporter in Syria Aims for Editor Role
A Syria based reporter claims to be 119 years old and the world’s oldest journalist. He continues his duties and says a promotion to editor awaits him, asserting his enduring career and longevity.
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Syria
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Francis BE. Seaver
D. D. Sinclair
Harry Dutton
Lyman Sise
Robert W. Sise
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James P. Parmenter
George S. Dabney
Asahel M. Shurtleff
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Joseph B. Woods
James J. Putnam
James J. Storrow, Jr
Roger VP. Sturgis
John Homans
Laurence Minot
James 8. Sturtevant
William H. Dunbar
Thomas B. Winchester
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