Governors Words Fire Up Worcester Rally in 1890s Speech
Governor Greenhalge and Curtis Guild Jr. address a large Worcester Republican rally at Mechanics Hall. Greenhalge defends Massachusetts police and local government limits, rebuts Democratic critiques, and emphasizes the distinction between Commonwealth duties and local self government while recalling historic legal debates and scripture references.
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Worcester
Mass
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Curtis Guild, Jr
Mechanics’ Hall
W. 8. B. Hopkins
Greenhalge
Guild
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Massachsetts
East Boston Gas Fight Shifts to City Manufacture Plan
The dispute over gas in East Boston grows harsher as proponents push for cheaper gas through city manufacture or municipal purchase. The movement gains ground against the East Boston Gas Company shaping local energy policy and public debate.
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East Boston
East Boston Gas Company
East
Boston
Munici
East Boston Gas Question Prompts Municipal Plant Talk
East Boston considers a municipal gas plant to cut costs and improve quality. Ex City Surveyor Humbert and local leaders urge public ownership, citing London and Glasgow precedents and a potential public hearing soon led by Colonel Doherty.
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Pal
Boston
Humbert
Bostin
England
Scotland
Common Council
Barnes
East
East Boston
Fomn H. ‘Sulliv
Boston Gas Company
Brookpine
Thomas F. Doherty
East Boston Trade Association
Doherty
Joseph B. Maccabe
Mayor Whipple Announces Police Committee Report Planned
At a City Aldermen meeting Mayor Whipple says the address by Rev. F. A. Warfield at City Theatre will be reviewed by the police committee. The panel includes the Mayor and Aldermen Crooker and Garfield, and a report will be issued as soon as possible.
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Brockton
Board of Aldermen
Whipple
F. A. Warfield
City Theatre
Buffalo Veteran Praises Dean's Kidney Pills in Interview
A Buffalo press feature recounts veteran McDowell describing wartime service and chronic kidney pains. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with rapid relief after three doses, noting headaches eased and urination normalized, aiding his return to work. Foster Milburn Co. markets the remedy at 50 cents per box with six for $2.65.
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Dean
McDowell
Buffalo
Dra T
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo,n. Y
U.S
Three Draws In Boxing Card At Woburn Polo Rink
A whirling sports night at Woburn Athletic Club featured three draws in a ten round Sears Brown bout and two shorter matches. Sears, from Lewis ton, and Brown, from Maiden, fought a fast, balanced main event that ended in a draw. Earlier Wright of Yonkers fought Ross of Cambridge to a four round draw, while Carpenter and Clifford produced a hammering six round brawl that also finished tied.
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Woburn
Boston
Way
Athletic Club
Mike Sears
Lewiston
Tom Brown
Woburn Club
Bill"Daly
Dave Ross
Cambridge
Fred Wright
Yonkers
N. Y
Wright
Ross
Sears
Billy Hennessy
Bob Smith
Donnie Smith
Price Williams
Brown
Edldie Connelly
Mat Flaherty
Jack Tolan
Tom Foran
Jimmy Kellytof Nahant
Tim Foley
Carpenter
Clifford
Boston Christian Endeavor Plans Vegetable Social
The Boston union social committees plan a Thursday evening event at First Baptist Church Commonwealth Ave with Professor Amos R Wells speaking on social committee work. After the conference and discussion, a vegetable social will be held to collect contributions for benevolent uses.
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Christian Endeavor Social Committees
Boston
Union
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Amos R. Wells
Waldron
Moston Union
Subway Worker Falls From Girders Near Park Square Entrance
John Mealy, a subway laborer, fell from an iron girder near the Park Square entrance around 3 PM yesterday. He was initially reported dead but improved at City Hospital last night with a scalp wound as his main injury.
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John Mealy
Park Square
City Hospital
Secret practice sparks hammer throw record at fall handicap
Harvard and Princeton prep for a key weekend clash as E H Clark sets a hammer throwing mark during secret field practice on Soldiers Field. Spectators faced restricted access amid heightened security as coaches plan final arrangements and potential player selections for the varsity game.
Doubtful Now In Hot Springs Fight Plans
In Hot Springs Arkansas on October 28 reports say plans to travel abroad for a fight or fizzle are uncertain. Word spreads of possible arrests for entering the state for unlawful purposes and a wary governor’s scouts stance adds to tension. Arrivals include sportsmen from Virginia Alabama and Texas though many expect no definite details before departure.
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Hot Springs
Ark
New York
Immons
Pike
Virginia
Alabama
Texas
No Big Fight On Oct 31 Says Post Source
A Post correspondent reports from New York that there is no possibility of the big fight on October 31. The information claims promoters are misleading the public and pressing Fitz to postpone once he arrives. a club may declare a five day postponement starting October 31.
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York
Post
Fitz
Harvard Fall Handicap Games Record Set in Hammer
Harvard Athletic Association held fall handicap events on Holmes Field with notable marks. E H Clark set a hammer record at 128 ft 6 in, surpassing Robert Acton’s 108 ft 1 in. Hollister led the half mile in 1 58, Grant the mile in 4 40.25, while overall turnout was small and interest low.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Holmes Feld
Harvard
E. H. ‘Clark
Robert Acton
Holmes Field
Hollister
Kilpatrick
Grant
Hewitt
Baker
Burdett
Eave Peetite Powers
Bigelow
Mansfield
Dorman
Wood
Shore
Butler
Bremer
Fish
Kent
Abbott
WB. H. Clark
Williams
Randi
Clark
V. Munroe
K. Ixubil
W. R. Matsfield
H. Dorman
H. Fish
Yan Asta M. Abbott
E. Holister
H. Wiliams
D. Grants Scrateh
Ted
E.D. Powers
HH. P. White
F. Py Vow
R. Munson
Scrateh
Gece
Athe
Hun
Secre
Ama
Hutual d
Iate
Harvard fall tennis match ends with Wreh victory
The challenge match for the ship in the Harvard fall tennis ment was played yesterday, and in a victory for G. S. Wreh, the polis who defeated the challengery arke, in straight sets.
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Harvard
S. Wreh
O'Brien Reinstated At New England Athletic Meeting
The sixth annual New England Amateur Athletic Association meeting in Boston saw O'Brien reinstated after protests over unsanctioned events. Remington won the 880 and mile, while New York Club objections over three month eligibility were placed with the AAU. Delegates named include Russell, Russell, Stimpson, Babb, with officers elected as Babb president and Russell secretary. Treasury stood at 879.66 on Oct 18.
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Cooper Social and Athletic
Worcester
Newton
Suffolk
Melrose
Riverside Boat Club
Roxbury
A.A
Providence
Crescent Boat
Cambridgeport
Father Scully
New England Amateur Athletic Association
Commercial Traveller Association
Russell
Suffolk Club
John’ E.G@ubeck
New York Athletic Club
Bernard J. Weters
Lowell Cricket and Athletic Club
A. 'M.riemaington
T.’E. 'Burke
Wefers
Burke
Remington
R.’ P. Russell
Gulick
Tim
New York
Qakhama
North Brookfield
Tom ‘Keene
Phil Stingel
John Quinn
E. Bova
Working Boys
John McGee
McGee
Quinn
Cambridge
D. FE. O'Brien
Springfield
North Adams
Labor Day
R. P. Russell
New England
Boston
Worceserenerell
J. Ramaeon
Walter Stimpson
E. Ei Babb
G. H. Hendricks
Cooper
Social and So
J. P. Kelliher
Scent Boat ‘Club
B. McCabe
East Boston Athletic Association
Thomas Reiily
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
John Smith
E By Babb
Melrose A. C
J. BE. Morse
Newton A. C
D. J. Byrne
Roxbury C. A
W. A. Peck
H. A. Adams
Pillsbury's Best flour praised as superior bread maker
The passage extols Pillsbury's Best flour as reliably high quality for bread. It cites professional bakers and a Boston Household note from August 1896 affirming its superiority and long-standing reputation, urging readers to avoid inferior brands and trust Pillsbury's Best.
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Fafa
Olka
Bethe
Nhamély
Pillsbury's Best
Brayton
Boston
Pillsbury
Mebanese
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury's
Tippett Denies Withdrawn Nomination Scam
Mr J R Tippett among eleven LAW clubs nominees for Massachusetts board of officers says he did not withdraw from the club ticket and did not imply withdrawal. He honors the LAW nomination but will be listed on the ballot as indorsed by the regular nominating committee. Roxbury Wheelmen announce a twelve and a half mile road race next Thursday at 8 pm starting near Forest Hills with a multi-street loop. Entry blanks available at George A Morte Co store 142 Meridian Street East Boston. Tramp feast and smoker at Metropolitan Clubhouse drew large crowds with prizes for best tramp dances and cake walk outcomes led by judges and generous prizes from Mr Rankin.
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Stuétiant
J.rimory Tippett
L. A. W. Clubs
Massachusetts Board of Officers
C. S.howard
Tippett
Roxbury
Morton' Street
Forest Hills
Canterbury “Street
Walkhill Street
Norfolk ‘Street
Morton’ Street
Boston
Beachmont
Wilthrop
Gové and
Chelsea
Strets
Bennington
Saratoga
Cults
Gove
Bremen
Blakks
George Am
Borte
Coi's
Meridian Street
Bostoi
Metropolitan
Charles.w. Pike
Waldo Brazier
I. B. Litchfield
William C. Rankler
George Weston
Henry Goodman
Nate’ McLoud
McDonnell Sets New 100 Mile Road Record
A B McDonnell of Rochester broke the 100 mile American bicycle road record on the Courier Erie Buffalo route today with a time of 4 hours 40 minutes 8 seconds.
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Buffalo
N. Y
A. B
Mc. Donnell
Rochester
Thea
Erie
Boxing Gossip Sparks Fresh Match Rumors Across Circuits
Boxing writer Harry Hutchins reports on Billy Smith and manager traveling from Boston to Hot Springs to fulfill contract terms with the Florida Athletic Club. A telegram demands Smith’s immediate presence for a potential bout as Fitzsimmons is slated to appear Wednesday. The Godfrey Woods fight was moved to Baltimore after Woods’ fall halted Oct 15 plans in Washington. A 20 round bout is tentatively set in about three weeks, with talks of Anthony of Australia versus Barry of Chicago, plus local amateurs seeking bouts and a pursuit of matches with Duffy or McCay.
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Billy Smith
Boston
Hot Springley
Florida Athletic Club
Smith
Fitzsimmons
Joe Wendig
Poe Ovet
Washington, D.C
George Godfrey
Billy Woods
Woods
Eureka ‘Club
Baltimore
Jimmy
Anthony
Australia
Jimmy Barry
Chicago
Suffolks Athletic Clabk
Jimmy Duffy
Billy McCay
Harry Hutchins
Yale News condemns hissing of visiting team
Yale News denounces as ungentlemanly the hissed reception given the Boston Athletic Association last Saturday. The editorial argues the behavior does not reflect the university and calls on students to demonstrate the error of their ways to the guilty individuals.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale News Today
Boston Athletic Association
The
Yale News
Yale Dartmouth game moved to Yale Field in New Haven
Yale and Dartmouth football managers announced the next Wednesday game originally set for Springfield will be played at Yale Field in New Haven Conn. The change aims to cut ground costs and attract more spectators in New Haven over Springfield.
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NPW Haven
Conn
Yale
Dartmouth
Springfield
Morris Park Bookmakers Close Test-Case Probes
In Morris Park New York on October 23 the cases against bookmakers were missed except for Orlanga Jones and Clerk Sturgis. These will be used as test cases to proceed with further proceedings.
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Morris Park Bookmakers
New York
Orlanga
Jones
Sturgis
Angel Guardian Boys Entertain at Se House Event
A poorly scanned item notes a last night gathering at The Hall of Angelic Annes for the Angel Guardian boys entertainment. The event drew a well attended audience.
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Angel Guardian
Joseph
Bury
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