Indians and Carlisle Meet in First Ever University Football Game
Soldiers Field hosts the 3 PM kickoff as the Carlisle Indian School faces Harvard in a landmark matchup. Carlisle backs by weight and height profiles including Jamieson Pierce Wheelock Lone Wolf and others, while Harvard relies on a consistent lineup from the Cornell game with Merriman at right tackle and Dunlop at fullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Carlisle
Soldiers Field
Jamieson
I. E
Seneca Tribe
H. Pierce
Wheelock
J. G
Lone Wolf
B. Pierce
Rt. J
Morrison
R. J
Miller
R. E
Stockbridge
Hudson, Q
Puebo
Cayon
J. H
Omata
Seneca
R. H
Harvard
Cornell
Merriman
Haughton
Lewis
Mills
1. T
Bouve
1. G
Doucette
J. N. Shaw
R. G
R. T
Moulton
Beale
Q. B
Sullivan
Dunlop
Brown
F. B
Concord High Defeats Concord In 8 To 9 Game
Concord High played a well fought game this afternoon, defeating Concord 8 to 9. Wilson ran nearly fifty yards for the first touchdown in the first half. all scores came that half as Concord held strong. Key players for the High were Wilson, Hennessy, Loughlin and Wheeler, while Hatch, Rodway, Maker and Burns starred for Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Wilson
Hennessy
Loughlin
Wheeler
Hatch
Rodway
Maker
Burns
Css
Eka
Tolan
Iss
Spencer Treland
McMeneic Fart
F. G. Daniels Wheeler
Rodmay Rohier
F. Do
Cee Cree Eeeevee
F. B
Penniman
Butters
Dakin
C. H
Co. H. S
Sohier
Brookline High Defeats Boston Latin School 10 to 6
Brookline High beat Boston Latin School 10 to 6 on the South End grounds in yesterday afternoon football action. Stillman scored two touchdowns and Daly added one as Brookline claimed the win with 300 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Latin School
Brookline High
South End
Meri ES Bindi Cicco
Ucla Fohtex
Kernan
Parker
R. G
Jatcbesky Hutchings
Peeteres Antic
Eeres Talbot
Pi Gases Ae
Lowe
Ned Atherton
Haughton and Gardner
Harvard Gridiron Sees Seniors Dominate In 97 98 Match
The Seniors overpowered Harvard in a 20 minute halves game with Hallowell scoring the goal after Sleeper and Little touch downs. Umpire Jones and Ref Crane oversaw the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Fenno
Flershem Sleeper
R. T
Holmes
Riggs Williams
Piesa Veeuts
Baeayer Fitazzerald
Marvin O'Conni
Hennen Scannell
Crecu
Ouris Mar
Sleeper
Little
Hallowell
Winthrops defeat Knights on Boston Common 4 to 0
About 500 fans watched the Winthrops defeat the Knights of the Sacred Heart on Boston Common yesterday afternoon by four goals to nil. Reilly and Hurley starred for the Winthrops with Barry and Gargan shining for K S H. match featured two 15 minute halves and an attendance around 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrops
Knights of the Sacred Heart
Boston Common
Reilly and Hurley
Barry and Gargan
Knights OF Sacred Heart
Dowd
Kelley
Treenor Urley
G. Dey McCarthy Reilly
Grant
Doyle
Nary Maguire
F. D
Campello Star Team Defeats Bridgewater 14–0
Bridgewater High School fell to Campello by 14 to 0 on the south field this afternoon in 15 minute halves. Campello stars Caswell Hayden and Whitcomb stood out with strong play while umpire Eaton presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater
Bridgewater High School
Campello Star
Caswell
Hayden
Whitcomb
Campellos
Eaton
Gilt Edge Bowlers Form New Schedule and Prizes
A meeting of the Gilt Edge Bowling Association at Arthur Dixwell's Tremont street office appointed W J Dennison as inspector of alleys. The Newtowne Club of North Cambridge was rejected for membership as the league remains a six club league. Prizes include a championship trophy for first place, a second prize for the runner up, and an individual prize for the bowler with the lowest miss percentage. The schedule features home and home games and one round of neutral matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dixwell
Tremont Street
W. J. Dennison
Newtowne Club
North Cambridge
Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Relieves Colds Fast
Catarrh and colds relieved in 10 to 60 minutes by a single inhalation of Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. The product claims painless use and instant relief for catarrh hay fever colds headaches sore throat tonsillitis and deafness. Sold by C E Woodward Co and Jaynes Co at specified streets.
Refina Wins at Medford in Final Park Meet
Manager Hicks oversaw the last season meet at Combination Park in Medford. Refina led in the 2:11 pace heat and won the final heat after fast and steady racing. Diversion and Queechy claimed other pacing and trotting heats as Mack and G. H. F. competed in a tight 2:17 trotting race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Hicks
Combination Park
Random
Carya
Diversion
Rae
Mack
Merrill
Robert Wilkes
Refina
Frefina
Bowen
Eeee
Queechy
Hilda S
Silver Plate
Rathbun
Old Fashioned Hallowe'en Party Planned by Press C C
The entertainment committee of the Press C C announces an old fashioned Hallowe'en party with tubs apples and water for games then a light lunch. Also notes the Nod dle Island Wheelmen begin a three division run tomorrow from 8:30 am at ten mph for the first two and eight mph for the third to South Natick and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C
Noddle Island
South Natick
James G. Smalley
Worcester
Harry J. Robinson
Smalley
Robinson
Messrs
Albert
J. Xf
Anderson
Grand Duke
Michael
Russia
Olga
Victoria
England
C.’. Sill
Castle Square
Mary Sargent Mepkins
Marion Howard Brazier
Bridgewater
Percival
Teem Barnaby
H. L. Snell
Peanody
George E. Rounds
P. Izert
Frank Germain
C. R. Stockbridge
C. A. Keating
E. I. Murdock
J. P. Clark
I. E. Lord
W. F. Clark
J. F. MacCarthy
John J. Glenn
R. Charbuck
C. F. Cronin
J Alexander McLean
E. Rogers
A. D. Brocher
Victor Rose
H. A. Hill
James Corbin
E. FE. Ryan
Fred Terrow
O. A. Fagerby
B. L. Thomas
Chapman
J. G. Jacobs
W. Whitmarsh
G L. Howland
F. Shattuck
A. S. Caverly
J. J. Crimmins
G. E. Hamey
John Luibois
Elmer I. Drew
G. E.wieiliams
A. C. Merritt
Lis
G. W. Sullivan
Franklin L. Hart
F. A. Aisterberg
W. Yanks
William Jones
Alli¢é Barber
A. E. Hemenway
O. F. Fosbert
A. I. Paine
Chester Weeks
Philadelphian Pearce Edged by Ernst in Broadway Club Bout
New York October 20 Leslie Pearce of Philadelphia nearly KOed by Billy Ernst of Brooklyn at the Broadway Athletic Club. Pearce was floored twice in the fifth round and saved from a knockout by the referee as police warned of arrests if a knockout occurred. Ernst won as Pearce failed to match the swinging attack. Other results include James Desverney over Andy Watson and Sammy Kelly defeating Dolly Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leslie Pearce
Philadelphia
Billy Ernst
Brooklyn
Broadway Athletic Club
Pearce
Ernst
Eirnst
James Desverney
Andy Watson
Boston
Sammy’ Kelly
Dolly’ Lyons
Boxing Gossip on Walcott and Fight Prospects in Frisco
Boxing news shows Walcott in talks for matches with Tommy Ryan at 144 pounds for 1500 dollars and 200 expenses, with possible bouts with Tracey at 142 pounds and a Syracuse offer at catch weights. debates on Corbett Fitzsimmons plans surface, plus Ed Smith Goddard in Johannesburg and local Boston match inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Howe Hodgkins
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Tommy Ryan
Olympic Club
Hodgkins
Colonel Hopkins
St. Louis
Tom Tracey
Howie
Prisco
Syracuse
Sam Tompkins
England
Tracey
Pacific Coast
New York
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Warren Lewis
Gotham
New Coney Island
Lewis
Julian
Johannesburg
Denver Ed Smith
Joe Goddard
Tim Sullivan
John Madden
Cym
Cambridge
Samuel Robins
Jack Foley
South Boston
Denny Sullivan
Roxbury
Tommy
Bill Quinn
Bob Rooker
Stronsen
Mercantile League Bowling Results From Carruths Alleys
In last evenings Mercantile League Dennison Manufacturing defeated Bradford-Thomas 2234 to 2074 while Brown-Dureil beat Blodgett-Ordway 2981 to 2832. City League saw five tight games with Boylstons routing McCarthy and Lennon and the Shermans defeating the Prospects at Carruths alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile League
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Bradford- Thomas
Brown-Dureil
Blodgett- Ordway
Boylstons
McCarthy
Lennon
Shermans
Carruth's
Bowler
Brown
Dolan
Blodgett
Dennett
Duder
Dennison Manufacturing
Bradford-Thomas
Dutton
Souther
Seesceres
Chandler
Rosea, TB
Adams
Grassie Ee
Omnes
Eee
Tea Ea Gso
Boylston Club
Haven Ee Ceeeereese
Singer Cycle Parts and Equipment Listing
Frank Jennings of 23 Berkeley Street advertises bicycle parts including Dunlop tires and Brooks saddles. Local shopper notices a catalog style listing for cycling supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Cycle Parts
Dunop Tires
Brooks Saddles
Frank Jennings
Berkeley St
Melrose Highland Club Defeats Norfolk Cycle Club
In South Weymouth on Oct 30 the Norfolk Cycle Club lost to the Melrose Highland Club by a score of 2383 to 2219 at the Nor or alleys. The meet featured teams including Brockton Commercials and Metropolitans among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Commercials
Campello
Metropolitans
South Weymouth
Norfolk Cycle Club
Melrose Highland Club
Noror
Harvard Freshmen Fall Games Show Tight Competition
Harvard's freshmen fall games at Holmes Field produced solid times and tight finishes. top performers included Gould winning the 100 yard dash and Draper taking the one half mile, with Hubbard and Harris posting strong numbers in hurdles and broad jump respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Holmes Field
Irwin-Martin
Gould
Mason
Ratcliffe
C. J. Harbeck
R. A. Garrison
J. F. Downey
D. G. Hubbard
D. G. Harris
E. D. Gould
Irwin Martin
J. D. G. Oglesby
J. D. Kent
D. J. Flaherty
A. A. Mason
A. Edmands
R. C. Heath
McKinley Hosts Schoolboys Delegation and Notables
In Canton Ohio on October 30 Major McKinley received individual visitors and school groups. Waterloo townspeople presented him a terra cotta bust while public school boys formed a pony-led procession to greet him. Depew and DeNewfin spoke as college students arrived, with Herrick and Smalley accompanying McKinley to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKinley
Major McKinley
Waterloo
McKinley Colored Republican Club of
Cleveland
Chauncey M. Denew
Mr. Denew
McKinley Yard
Mr. Depew
George W. Smalley
London Times
Myron E. Herrick
Cyclone Toll Mounts Across States With Casualties
Storm damage reports from Guthrie Oklahoma and Oxford Mississippi describe fatalities after a cyclone. In New Orleans and Locust Land Louisiana the Mound plantation cotton gin was destroyed and several cabins demolished with multiple deaths among African Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Plantation
Joe Curryn
Johnson’s Bend
Lake St. Joseph
Lake Ruen
New England Pool Championship Match Set
Joe Russell the present champion will play Max Soremby for a large purse in a 100 point race starting Monday night at the Avery Billiard Parlor located at 18 and 29 Avery Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Joe Russell
Max Soremby
Avery Biliard
Avery Street
Robbery Attempt Targets Foster Mausoleum in Louisville
An overnight attempt to rob the mausoleum of J. M. Foster in the Catholic cemetery of Louisville failed as no valuables were found on the coffin. Foster, a millionaire car dealer from St. Louis, was reportedly the target for supposed solid gold ornaments. Nearby, James Dunlop, a Northampton bank robber released from Massachusetts prison, is jailed in Chicago in the Englewood safe robbery case, suspected to be involved though no link is confirmed. He is rumored to be working in Chicago’s saloon trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Foster
Louisville
Foster
Carle
St. Louis
James Dunlop
Northampton
Massachusetts
Chicago
Englewood
Dunlop
Injury Precautions And Bluff Tactics On The Diamond
A baseball veteran discusses how serious injuries affect players at the plate and on the bases. Gene De Montreville notes fear of pitches after head injuries like Bill Nash, while bluffing by pitchers can rattle hurt batsmen. Tony Mullane and Billy Joyce are cited as examples of lingering nerves and comebacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene de Montreville
Washington
Bill Nash
Smith
Louisville
Billy
Tony Mullane
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Charlie Com‘skey
St. Paul
Billy Joyce
Bill
Harrison's Second Tour Across Indiana
General Harrison conducts a second Indiana campaign swing with stops in Greenfield Knightstown and Anderson. Thousands greet him with cheers as he defends his party's currency stance and criticizes Bryan. A crowd in Muncie swells to tens of thousands, all eager for his speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Ind
General Harrison
Indianapolis
Harrison
Anderson
Knightstown
Bryan
Republican Party
Muncie
John Finley
Boston
Depew Arrives in Canton for McKinley Greeting
Chauncey M Depew arrived in Canton Ohio at 1 30 this afternoon and was met by Major McKinley and the citizens reception committee He said his call on McKinley was personal and had no political significance He predicted New York would give McKinley at least 250 000 and praised railway men nationwide for backing Republican aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Chauncey M. Depew
Major McKinley
Citizens’ Reception Committee
New York
McKinley
United States
West
Carlisle Reception Draws Lexington Notables
Secretary Carlisle hosted a reception at the Phenix Hotel in Lexington this morning. Nearly all the prominent figures of Lexington and the bluegrass region attended. Carlisle spoke to the attendees at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Carlisle
Phenix
Blue Grass Section
Captain Marriott Captured Near Smyrna By Brigands
Despatch from Smyrna reports Captain John Marriott of the Norfolk Regiment England captured by brigands during a shooting near Smyrna. Brigands demand a ransom of 16900 pounds for his release. Also noted is the deteriorating condition of Mrs. Castle of San Francisco while in custody for shoplifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
John Marriott
Norfolk Regiment
England
Castle
San Francisco
Columbus Whist Club Holds Packed Catholic Union Hall
Friends and members of the Columbus Whist Club gathered at Catholic Union Hall for a well attended evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Union Hall
Columbus Whist Club
Gold Hoarding Dominates Market Ahead of Election
New York reports show a market held by politics and gold flows with money pressure high. Demand is muted while gold hoarding and contracts to deliver gold surge, and October railroad earnings lag prior year. Cotton and wool trade fluctuates as investors bet on post election strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Tron
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Gray Forge
Chicago
United States
Canada
Pradstreet
Texas
Louisiana
Washington State
Oregon
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Calcutta
Tacoma
Galveston
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec City
Halifax
Labrador
Newfounfdland
Winnipeg
Hamilton
Dominion of Canada
Gargan Speaks at Honest Money Meeting in Baltimore
In Baltimore Music Hall an Honest Money League meeting drew about 1200 listeners. Speaker lineup included Major John Byrne Henry E Davis and Thomas Gargan. Gargan warned that manhood suffrage must pass a supreme test and criticized Chicago platform while defending gold money and constitutional safeguards. He argued money should be gold backed and pressed risks of legislation to alter silver value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Honest Money
Music Hall
John Byrne
Honest Money League of America
Henry E. Davis
Washington
Thomas J. Gargan
Massachusetts
Gargan
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Jackson
Chicago
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
France
Iengland
James I
Gold Exchange
New York
Fitzgerald Rally in Ward 7 at Hudson Street Schoolhouse
The Fitzgerald rally attracted large crowds at the Hudson Street Schoolhouse in Ward 7 last evening. Senator John Quinn presided as speakers included Edward J. Flynn James A. Gallivan John A. Kelcher Michael T. Callahan William A. Fitzgerald and the candidate. Fitzgerald spoke along familiar lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Hudson Street
Ward 7
John Quinn
Edward J. Flynn
James A. Gallivan
John A. Kelcher
Michael T. Callahan
William A. Fitzgerald
Woman and Power Highlight Congress Program
Yesterday's program featured Professor Lester F. Ward of the Smithsonian speaking on Woman and the selection of traits she values in civilization. Dr. Otis T. Mason discussed Woman's Share in Primitive Culture with stereoscopic illustration. Today's session will cover emblems and symbols with speakers including Rabbi Fleischer and Swami Saradananda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester F. Ward
Smithsonian Institution
Inez Tobey
Hiloman
Pauline Woltman
Otis T. Mason
Mary Dana Hicks
Rabbi Fleischer
Swami Saradananda
Eveleen G. Mason
J. D. Cola
Ir. R. KE. Fernon
Erat
United States District Agriculure
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indians Today
Casisie
L. S
Winthrop
Whitman A. C
Boston Y. ™. C. A
Whitman
Ryan
John A. Ryan
Wells
Memorial Hall
Washington Street
Caporal Cigarettes
B. H
Thought
Norwood
Mambrino Blitzen
Reamer
B. G
Falcon
Gipsey
Beaufort
McGregor and Payne
Oxford
Pickle
Ro Venture
Ch. m
Clark
Lady Watson
Blk. m
McNeil
X. L
Kerwick
Dissie
Greystone
Juno
Brayman
Tom Bayard
Fanny K. Chowigey
Pistachio
Livetta
Delano
Asie Spalep Caves
Ste
Sarah Jane
B. m
Cheney
Young Clon
Avery
Myra Wilkes
G. m
Marston
Ruby Mae
Skinser
Limber Roy
Werven
Tar Johnny Wilkes
Fox
Re-Elieerion
Wilkes
Abandam Minna Merrill
Ch. H
Vgeig Caverta Ao
Dik. H
Arme@s
Ceoee & Robinette
Spear
Prince Alert
Binney
Slumber
Br. H
Rinehbart
Robert R
Gatcomb
Bicycle Notes
Philadelnia
Oy Ens
Orrell Shee
Rice
Mackin
Sherman Allers Sherman
ST. James
McAllen
Lavis Ee
Hiannaford
O' Brien
Pilgrims OF
Blake
Ay Hartwell
R Hartwell
Meyers
Buckley Ebeeeeet
Bertram
Lawson
Michie
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Cushing, Olmsted & Snow Clothing
Raymond
Indiana
DEPEW
California
Blanchard & Farrar
Faneuil Hall
Summer ST
Dun
Bunker Hill
Bunker Hill Breweries
Charlestown
America
Washington ST
Geo. J. Raymond
Tals Baltmore
Wily
Bryer
Home Congress
Bernard Doherty
Wilbur Street
National Dock
East Boston
Sarah Brickenitz
Sheafe Street
North End
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