Harvard Eleven Edged by Graduates in Slow Game
Harvard loses 8 to 5 to a graduates team on Soldiers Field in a rough clash marked by Harvard misplays and strong tackling by Waters Newell and Brewer. Dunlop’s 85 yard drop kick and a late graduates surge decide the score as Harvard’s offense stalls after injuries thin the backs.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Waters
Newell
Arthur Brewer
Cabot
Charley Brewer
Hayes
Curtis
Crane
Mackie
Doucette
Princeton
Tne
Frank Shaw
Norton Shaw
Bourge
Beale
Dunlop
Brown
Sargent
Merriman
Lewis
Moulton
Brewer
Hallowell
Cozzens
Dibblee
Hurley
Garrison
Russell
Dibble
Wrightington
Hanley
Dartmouth Beats Bowdoin In Home Football Battle
Dartmouth wins 26 to 10 at home, overcoming Bowdoin's strong tackling. Eckstrom and Buell score, MacCormack leads early with three goals from touchdowns, and Bowdoin replies with two late TDs before Dartmouth seals the victory.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
MacCormack
Eckstrom
Crolius
Buell
Edwards
Veazie
Stockbridge
Clark
I. E
Veazie Kelly
Brown
Stockbridge Cavanaugh
Stearns
Q. D
Q. B
Moulton Perkins
Soyle
Eergis Whalen
DeWine Tabsty
Stanwood Crovius
H. Hed Ea Ch
Enomekiss
Kendall Buell
Mac So
Val
Mac Sormack
Edwards Jones
FE. H. Careron
Ryan and
Brett
Woodbury Facial Soap Ad Cites City Aides
An old advertisement mentions J H Woodbury of 11 Winter Street Boston offering Woodbury Facial Soap. It implies cost reduction by consulting Woodbury.
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Winter St
Boston
Woodbury
Yale Edges Elizabeth in 12 to 6 Football Thriller
Yale defeats Elizabeth Athletic Club 12 to 6 after a tight game at New Haven. Yale scoring touches by Rodgers and Chamberlain in the first half, with Elizabeth pushing back in the second half though blocked kicks and a disputed touchdown prevented a larger comeback.
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New Haven
Conn
Elizabeth Athletic Club
Yale
Rodgers
Chamberlain
Cobb
Elizabeth
Hinkey
Smith
Kohler
BAES
Ory Alcausey
Itis
Eseeseecsasasse Rede
Seallianis Eoc
Chadwick
Demise Goodwin
Mills
R. H
Hh. B
Knapp
Benjamin
Ueeshieers R. Oh. B
Smith Pero
S. B
Knepp
Hakeyz
Suilbian
Kecree—LeWitt
Ixelogg
Elizabeto
Hull
Pennsylvanians blank Brown team 16 to 0 in clash
Pennsylvan ia defeated Brown 16 to 0 at Philadelphia on October 28 as Gelbert Morice and Mindes with Wharton and Farrar powered the Quakers offense. Morice added a 30 yard run and Farrar a 15 yard score, while Woodruff added the extra point in a dominant second half. Browns guards Gultz Gammon Cotby Hall stood out in a losing effort.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Englanders
Pennsylvanias
Morice
Browns
Quakers
Gelbert
Mindes
Wharton
Farrar
Woodruff
Wheeler
Gultz
Gammon
Cotby
Hall
Pennsylvanias Tame Lafayette in Football Scrimmage
The Pennsylvanias, after earlier fumbles, improved with Woodruff at guard and Morice at fullback. Fortescue, from the scrub, showed strong quarterback play. Scorers included Woodruff twice for touchdowns with Ge Gilbert, Morice, Jarrar, and others contributing, as Lehigh officials and Yale official Dr Williams presided.
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Lafayette
Woodruff
Morice
Fortescue
Pennsylvanias
Pennsylvania
BROWN
Boyle
I. E
Regis Valaiptg
Seth Rede Ead
Ee U
Pperhelmer
Li Lisa
Oxrsey Woodruff
Casew
CRG
Alva
Amherst Triumphs Over Wesleyan In 6 4 Football Classic
Amherst defeats Wesleyan 6 to 4 in a hard fought Pratt Field clash. Gibbs and Townsend score for Amherst with Tyler kicking the goal after Gibbs breakout. Townsend earlier crossed for Wesleyan, while Ryan and Coach Street observed from the sidelines.
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Amherst
Wesleyan
Pratt
Slugger Mason
Ammherst
Townsend
Raymond
Tyler
Waide
Gibbs
Rymer
Twins
Sands
Boyden
Ambherst
Ryan
Coach Street
Williams
Arthur Young
H.b
Mason
Harvard
Unpire
Lewis
Andover Triumphs Over Boston University in Football
Andover defeated Boston University in a dramatic football contest. After a mostly BU game in the first half, Andover mounted a late drive with White to the goal, Elliott kicking the winning goal after a bobbled pass. Final moments saw Elliott carried off as Andover edged BU before time expired.
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Lawrence
Andover
Boston University
University
White
Boston
O’brien
Elliott
Harvard
Letton
Schrieber
Murray Swifts
Ceciaen Cwsieew
Puffer Bartley
Sissee Lattreatses Axinik Jaxmals
Gamele Fiomingry
Cs Csadvew
Aes 400 c
Hughes Chedmione
Bias Ceecards
R. G
Medarthy Ww
Wheeler, R
Berarwra Wwe
Midge
Clarkson Rue Grescewg
Trinity Defeats Tufts 16 to 2 in Hartford
Trinity overwhelmed Tufts in a 16 to 2 college football win at Hartford. Cogswell scored twice, Littell and Rich added touchdowns, with Trinity’s strong offense and coaching evident despite early fumbling.
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Hartford
Conn
Trinity
Tufts
Tults
Bilis
Stroud
Benton
Avery Cpps
Talicia
Healy
Hartlett Perocon
Ceridhs
Davis
Glazebrook
Sos
Q. B
Butterfield Witten
Outrieds
Nbas
Toreep
Sweutel Sete
L. Hb. B
Miteivell Parcherd
Tai
Sacte
Sacs
F. B
Rand
Cogswell
Rich
Littell
Burchard
Johnson
Harvard
J. W. Allen
Yale
Boxing Gossip and Sullivan Hand Trouble Report
The article notes John L. Sullivan suffers a malignant sarcoma in his thumb muscle treated by Dr. Galvin. It mentions Bill Quinn and boxing match talks with Pickett or Bob Rooker at 109 pounds, Ike McArthur challenging Spike Sullivan, and references the Lavigne Everhardt fight with high ticket prices and alleged manipulation.
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John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Dr. Galvin
Duncan B. Harrison
T. B. Machney
Bill Quinn
Pickett
The
Merry Monarchs
Bob Rooker
Ike McArthur
Post
Billie
Spike Sullivan
McArthur
Spike
Mr. Sullivan
Brown
I. W. M’ Arthur
Nick Burley
Albert Turner
Thorndike
Lavigne
Everhardt
New York
Gotham
Fitzpatrick
City
Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Pounes
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Gains World Wide Fame
Readers praise Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup noting its wide recognition and popular use across various regions. The product is described as trusted and effective by consumers.
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Dr. Bull
Joe Patchen Sets New Half Mile World Record At Medford
Medford reports Joe Patchen, famed half mile pacer, set a 2:04 1-4 world record at Combination Park beating his own August mark. Guinette also posted a fastest half mile race, with several heats detailing times and placements as crowds cheered Patchen and his rivals.
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Medford
Joe Patchen
Combination Park
Patchen
National
Jack Curry
Curry
Cieer
Guinette
McClary
Star Pointer Fame
Strathbury
Favor
Willie Robbs
Doctor Wellington Dead in Cambridge
Dr. William W. Wellington A M an eminent physician died at his home on In man street Cambridge yesterday afternoon He was the oldest doctor in the city and retired from practice three years ago due to failing health which dimmed his public involvement.
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William W. Wellington
Inman Street
Cambridge
Hammond
Ind
Renzy
McKinley
John Protowski
Company F
Fifteenth Regiment
United States
West Hammond
Proowski
Catherine Ryan
Lincoln Street
Brighton
Waverley Street
Bowen
Lawyer Edward J. Jenkins Disbarred by Judge Gaskill
Edward J. Jenkins was disbarred by Judge Gaskill yesterday and did not appear due to alleged illness. The lawyer refused interview and awaits appeals, with Dr. Durgin stating he could attend the hearing.
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Edward J. Jenkins
Gaskill
Upper Cours
Jenkins
Durgin
Bicycle Notes and Races Across New England
Notes from the World wheel makers Thorndike venue and Noddle Island Wheelmen half century run details. Divisions pace 10 mph starting 8 30 and 9 am with dinner at South Natick. entry 7 cents. souvenirs for finishers within 15 minutes. Plus wheel club events, candidates for Massachusetts Division election, and L A W Weekly Bulletin suspensions and warnings.
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E. C. Bode
Thorndike
Noddle Island
R. W. Browne
Webster Street
Boston
South Natick
Corey Hill
Inkeytanker
Portland Wheel Club
Pine Tree
Massachusetts
James H. Robley
Remington Arms Company
Schaeffer
Charles E Fay
Orient
New England
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Philadelphia
L. A. W. Weekly
McCarthy
Butler
Rauber
Maquin
Ryan
Shannahan
Worchester
Mass
M. H. Sylvia
E. Kk. Vanderwalker
H. Dudley
W. Hewitt
F. F. Knowles
P. J. Reilly
C. Burt
D. A. Carroll
A. Dary
Cranshaw
Taunton
Dorchester Central Beats Brockton Commercial Team by 182 Pins
The Dorchester Central Club bowling team defeated Brockton Commercial Club by 182 pins. Williams rolled a 217 in a single string, the season's largest.
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Dorchester Central
Brockton
Williams
Kyle McCarthy Wedding Ties Kyle Family to Boston Highlands
John Kyle of St James Temperance Society wed Mary McCarthy in a Cathedral of the Holy Cross ceremony led by Rev Father Mullen. Agnes Garrity served as bridesmaid with M J Kyle as best man. The couple plans to reside at 22 Yale Street Boston Highlands after a short wedding tour.
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John Kyle
St. James Temperance Society
Old Fort Hill
Mary McCarthy
Father Mullen
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Agnes Garrity
M. J. Kyle
Ten of Us Club Holds First Postwar Meeting at Savoy
The Ten of Us Club, descendant of the Ancients and Honorables, met at the Savoy Hotel last evening after returning from Europe. A. F. Ferris presided over a fifty member gathering with speakers including Colonel Sibley M. Hedges, Arthur Fuller, George L. Stevens, and William H. Brainard of Cambridge.
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Us’ Club
Europe
Savoy Hotel
A. F. Ferris
Sibley M. Hedges
Arthur Fuller
George L. Stevens
William H. Brainard
Cambridge
Art critics meet to discuss Boston Conservatory course
Boston art critics and artists dined at Castle Square Hotel last night to discuss a proposed course of art instruction under the Boston Conservatory of Music. Fred Hovey Allan opened the subject, with R Marriner Floyd and others taking it up, and a decision is seen as likely.
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Boston
Castle Square
Boston Conservatory of Music
Fred Hovey Allan
R. Marriner Floyd
Conservatory
Lee Sails Saturday From Havana to Washington
General Fitzhugh Lee United States consul-general at Havana has been granted leave of absence and will sail on Saturday for Tampa en route to Washington.
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Havana
Fitzhugh Lee
United States
Tampa
Washington
Roxbury Horse Guard Troop D Anniversary Dance
In Bacon Hall Roxbury the Roxbury Horse Guard Troop D celebrated its thirty fifth anniversary with a reception. About 400 attendees enjoyed decorations bunting stars and stripes a concert by Mason's Orchestra and a grand march. Dancing continued until 2 am with a midnight supper served.
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Bacon Hall
Roxbury
Enthusiastic Hearers in East Boston West End and Charlestown
In East Boston West End and Charlestown crowds gather as listeners show strong interest in community talks and public programs. Local organizers report high turnout and active participation across the three neighborhoods.
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Boston
Ryan attacks Fitzgerald in Boston campaign tour
South Boston hosts three stops as John A. Ryan the free silver candidate refutes Fitzgerald charges and accuses him of betraying Bryan. Curran later defends Ryan recounting the congressman’s silence on key issues and unanswered district letters.
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Ryan
Martin Lomasney
Thomas Keenan
Lomasney
Ninth
Fitzgerald
Charlestown
James E. Hayes
Curran
Boston
Francis P. Curran
John A. Ryan
Congress
Chicago
Pressman Fitzweral Interruptions Halted After Gallivan Protest
The pressroom faced frequent interruptions until chairman Gallivan publicly challenged the delays. No further details provided on parties or date.
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Gallivan
Bryan Draws Huge Crowds Across Multiple Venues
William Jennings Bryan spoke at Novatny's Hall and multiple venues including Bo hemian Turner Hall Zulaski Hall and the mammoth tent. The 8000 capacity tent filled far beyond its limit as crowds surged inside and outside amid extreme heat. He focused on the money question and planned a dawn flight toward Towns near Chicago with more rallies en route.
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Bryan
Novatny’s Hall
Bohemian Turner Hall
Zulaski Hall
Mammoth Tent
People’s Institution
Second Regiment Armory
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Bryan Thanks Yale for Courteous Letter from Bryan
William J. Bryan sends a formal note to Yale and the Sewall Club thanking them for resolutions condemning their men who kissed him during a visit. He expresses cordial sympathy and acknowledges the club’s courtesy.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Bryan and Sewall Club
William J. Bryan
Yale
Mr. Bryan
Bryan and Sewall
Wal tham Wins Tax Suit Over Somerville Land in Cambridge
In Middlesex Superior Civil Court Judge Bond presiding a jury ruled Wal tham cannot have Somerville assessed for taxes on land owned by Somerville in Wal tham. The case centers on cross municipal tax authority and land ownership.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
Bond Presid Ing
Waltham
Somerville
FitzgeraldAppears at South Boston Rally Amidst Protests
In Old Spellman Hall South Boston a large crowd welcomed Democratic Congressional candidate John F. Fitzgerald. The event featured fiery exchanges as Representative Kelcher and supporters clashed with Fitzgerald backers over the silver issue and statements about a Parker House conversation, with roars of approval for Fitzgerald and chants backing Ryan.
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Spellman Hall
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Congress
Ninth
Congressman Fitzgerald
Kelcher
Fitzgerald
Ryan
Marlboro
Ketlicher
Parker House
Kelchér
John A. Ryan
Broadway
James A. Gallivan
Ward 13
Roxbury
West End
Jerry Burke
Common Council
Senate
Chicago
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