Barker and Jordan Draw Again in International Checkers Matches
Barker and Jordan extended their series with two more draws in yesterday's afternoon and evening games using the Switcher opening. The match, now 25 draws to 3 decisive results, heads into the final 12 games with high expectations of intricate, carefully prepared play led by Barker and noted experts predicting continued exciting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Jordan
Isaiah Barker
the Post
Charlie
Boralma Race Postponed At Readville Track
The trotting team Boralma and Senator driven by John Shepard has been postponed to Friday afternoon due to unfavourable track conditions at Readville. The trial originally set for this afternoon was delayed to a suitable day for safety and fair racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boralma
Senator
John Shepard
Readville
Harvard Team Works on Plays for Quakers Saturday
Harvard trains for the game with Penn, testing the rumored eruardsback formation and a pistol-start tactic. Selection questions linger as stars like Ellis, Sawin, Hallowell, and Kendall face fitness and lineup uncertainties ahead of the Saturday clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Quakers
Trial of Champion Opens in Maine Murder Case
George H. Champion faces a murder indictment for four killings at George W. Goodwin’s West Newfield home on June 10. Jury seated. Judge Wiswell presiding. Prosecution outlines timeline, motive, and possession of family items. Testimony focuses on Champion’s presence, the fire scene, and injuries to victims. Court adjourns to resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred, Me
George H. Champion
George W. Goodwin
Scott Goodwin
Elsie H. “Jorne
Fred Bertsch
West Newfield
Supreme Court
Andrew P. Wiswell
Champion
Stabber Sentenced in Worcester Manslaughter Case
Paolo Paolino was convicted of manslaughter for the Aug. 5 stabbing death of Loreto D. Marzio at Boylston and sentenced by Judge Frederick Lawton to state prison for five to eight years. Francisco Ferraco was found not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Paolo Paolino
Loreto D. Marzio
Boylston
Frederick Lawton
Francisco Ferraco
Street Diversion Planned Near Subway Relocation
City announces traffic changes due to water pipe relocation. Northbound cars divert via bus avenue at Pleasant Street beginning 1 p.m. Southbound traffic to return on Tremont Berkeley Columbia Eliot streets, following the regular route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northbour
Boston
Pleasant Street
Tremont Street
Berkeley Street
Colummare
Eliot Street
Easy Hopkinson Victory Over Cambridge Latin School
Hopkinson won its School Preparatory League opener at Charles River Park 46 to 6 over Cambridge Latin School. Hopkinson dominated all game, scoring 23 points in the first half and 17 in the second. Cambridge’s only score came on a punt fumble recovered by Tafft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Leatherbee
Chase
R. Leatherbee
Scheuber
Hoppy
Movpkinson
Hall Wes
Cunningham Tewett
Hopewell Tavis
R. G
Jaynes Southerd
Witmer Catia
Caves
Sumner Sanborn
Farrington Cloner
R. T
Hastings Whidden
Brainerd
Rideout Mhase
Dewees
Child Schenher
Davis R. Leatherhbee
Cece
Ceres F
Burns
Hovkinson
Tett
Sehenher
Leatherhbee
C Case
Goats
Cunningham
Marchall
Pendleton
Hopkinson
Charles River Park
Cambridge Latin School
Happy
Tafftt
Tafft
Boxing at Cambridge Reflects Active Local Scene
East Cambridge Social and Athletic Club hosted a boxing night at Institute Hall with bouts featuring Allie Alberts vs Donnie Boles and Ben De Barry vs Joe Sweeney. O'Rourke faced Pocahontas briefly as headlines swirl around Gardner, Sullivan, McGovern, Jeffries, and managerial taunts, while Cambridge continues to produce boxing talent and attract cross-city prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
Sweeney Watson bout will definitely go on says Maguire
Manchester October 30 Tom Maguire told the Post that the Sweeney Watson fight scheduled for tomorrow night will surely occur. He says he has met the sheriff and police chief who assure no interference and that Mack's alleged contract is not valid anywhere, including Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Tom Maguire
Post
Mack
Massachusetts
B A A Sparring Tournament Announces Weights and Entry Rules
Director of Athletics John Graham of the B A A announces a November sparring tournament with weight classes of 105 115 125 and 135 pounds plus or minus two pounds. All boxers must be NEAAU registered. Entries close November 10. Over thirty previous refusals will be reconsidered if entries arrive promptly. Blank forms available tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graham
Boxing Gossip Threatens Patsey Sweeney Manchester Fight
News from Boston and New York reveals Patsey Sweeney is under a three year exclusive contract to manager John J. Mack of New York. Theodore B. Hughes presents Mack power of attorney and a signed contract. Sweeney owes Mack money and actions by Tom Maguire threaten disruption of the Manchester bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Sweeney
Youngstown
Buffalo
N. Y
England
Johnny Hughes
Maguire
Theodore Hughes
Manchester
James IL. Sullivan
Cambridge
Jack Baird
Boston
St.Jair
Trioston
Billy Gardner
Jack Smith
Tom Broderick
New York
Twin Sullivan
Brockton
Teowell
Penton
Gardner
Terry McGovern
Tattersall's
Chicago
Broad Santry
Jim Jeffries
McCoy-Corbett
Charley O'Rourke
Harry McGowan
O'Rourke
Riverside
East Toston
McGoowan
Tom O'Rourke
Joe Walcott
Tom O Rourke
Poevie
York
Acd
Kid Rogers
Saxe
H. Benton
Rob Roy
Patsey Sweeney
John J. Mack
Theodore B. Hughes
N. H
W. H. Schnitzer
Townsend Building
P. J. Casey
Hughes
Tom Maguire
Andy Watson
Tufts Line Up for Today
Tufts fields a final practice ahead of tomorrow's Amherst game on the old campus. Ray shows improved quarterback play while Captain Pierce confirms the lineup with Fintler at right end Lamb at right tackle Pierce at right guard Butler at center and Gar at left guard in the planned formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton
Graydon
West Point
Eaton
Carlisle
Kendall
Sawin
Ellis
Devens
Stillman
Kernan
Putnam
Medford
Tufts
Amherst
Ray
Pierce
P. Fintler
Lamb
J. Butler
Gar
Football games today lineups across multiple campuses
Williams hosts Union at Williamstown Amherst visits Tufts at Amherst Vermont battles Mine at Orono Groton hosts Pomfret Melrose faces Wakefield English meets Friends School in Providence. Plus notes on Yale Columbia clash and Pennsylvanian football context and a Boston youth coaching request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Union
Williamstown
Amherst
Tufts
U. of Vermont
U. of Mine
Orono
Groton
Pomfret
Melrose High
Wakefield High
Melrose
English High
Friends School
Providence
Yale
Columbia
Sanford
Pennsylvania
McCloskey
Quakers
Woodruff
Hare
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Penn Rooters
Sol- Alers
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Princeton
de Wett
Caird
Kimhey
Thors
Dillon
Pennet Street
Boston
Skinner Auto Ride Missing After New York Departure
Kenneth A. Skinner the motor bicyclist left New York at 5 a m for a New York to Boston record ride in a De Dion Bouton car but did not reach Copley square by nightfall. Hlomer W Hedge and J Ransom Bridge with several members waited until 9 30 p m fearing an accident or bad roads. the voyage was part of preparations for an autumn club run from New York to Boston by the Automobile Club of America, with Skinner’s trip intended as a test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth A. Skinner
New York
Denton-Bouton
Boston
de Dion-Bouton Company
Skinner
Copley Square
Hlomer W. Hedge
Automobile Club of America
J. Ransom Bridge
Automobile Club of Massachusetts
Mr. Skinner
North Brookfield
St. Anne’s Parish
Grange Hall
Father Berger
L. Emerson Barnes
Eugene Mineau
Barnes
Association
Mineau
Cyrille Perrault
D. C. Parmenter
Mr. Barnes
St. Anne’s Church
All Saints’ Day
Dionne
St. Joseph’s Church
Many Contests Among Republicans Begin Nominating
The Republican city committee opens nominations amid active ward battles. Swallow declines reelection as chairman, with Arthur P. Russell expected to succeed. Ward races erupt in multiple districts including Ward 1 2 4 6 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 22 23 and 29 while Ward 10 expands into Wards 12 and 18 with Colby and Innes factions clashing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Russell
George N. Swallow
Collingwood
Millar
Dennison
Ferry Department
Carpenter
State Committee
Charlestown
Berwin
Gediman
Howard E. Acker
Gill
Myrick
Richardson
Monahan
Perrie A. Dyar
Charles H. Innes
Dyar
John H. Colby
Colby
Senate
Innes
Charles B. Woolley
Hart
South
Boston
Milton C. Paige
Stephen M. Marshall
Paige
Jordan
Averill
Vander Pyl
Henry Bowden
Adams
Bowden
Aslams
Gerry
Brighton
Wheeler
Samuel H. Mitchell
Republican City Committee
City council ward nominations list shows broad candidate spread
The document catalogs nominees by ward with numerous names across wards 1 through 25 including Ward 3 with no nominations and Ward 5 and Ward 21 entries. Several wards list multiple candidates such as Ward 10 and Ward 18 while other wards show typos and inconsistencies in spelling and abbreviations. The item reads as a roster of potential council members from a historical election notice.
Aldermen districts and ward representatives listed
The notice lists the aldermen for each district and ward in Lincoln, naming the representatives for districts one through eleven, including wards 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 9 14 15 16 20 24 10 19 11 25 12 18 22 23 and the individuals: Lincoln G. DeMond, David W. Simpson, Thomas W. Heath, Jose N. Aguayo, Frank Waterman, George W. Green, Edward A. Lowd, Winslow C. Cook, William C. Tarker, George H. Moore, Perlie A. Dvar, John H. Snow, George H. Tinkham, Charles A. Heintz, P. A. TD. Cohen, Taiward H. Irving, Joseph J. Wall, Charles P. Anderson, Frank A. Foster, Willard W. Wibbard, John I. Stewart, George R. Miller, Frederick W. rerwell, Robert A. Jordan, Frank A. Jordan, Herbert R. Averill, Edward Orchard, FE. Peabody Gerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Stalker
George Leet
Cgeorge H. Battis
William J. Staples
Edwin J. Marsh
William J. Jackson
Henry FV. Simpson
Arthur Gott
John E. Henrickson
Fred W. Galloup
J. A. Quinn
Herbert L. Wolf
C. F. Williams
Harwood Palmer
Leon S. Baldwin
Frank J. Lewis
Joseph Mittenhof
Louis Pentin
Fred S Webster
Frederick I. Gleason
Frank R. Beaman
Wrd
Samuel Dixon
J. L. Audett
Percy J. Burrell
J. Herbert Robbins
Irving Moody
Samuel Franklin
Frederick T. Hemenway
Albert H. Reed
John M. Robertson
Joseph W. Wharton
George A. Neal
Walter M. Lougee
Benjamin H. Benton
Willian F. Campbell
John J. Gillespie
William H. C. Node
Louis Berry Jester
James YW. Whelan
Harry 0. Alexander
Osborn A. Newton
Albert A. B. Barrows
Thomas W. Hawhall
Timothy J. Donoghue
Charles J. Hubvara
Ward
Charles D. Bradbury
Edward A. Armistead
Curtis J. Wright
Lincoln G. DeMond
David W. Simpson
Thomas W. Heath
Jose N. Aguayo
Frank Waterman
Vourth
George W. Green
Edward A. Lowd
Winslow C. Cook
William C. Tarker
George H. Moore
Perlie A. Dvar
John H. Snow
Robert A. Jordan
Frank A. Jordan
Herbert R. Averill
Edward Orchard
FE. Peabody Gerry
City Brevities
A monthly meeting of the Society of Colonial Wars discussed An Incident of the Pequot War read by Isaac Francis Galloupe with remarks by several officers. The Police Board dismissed a complaint against Patrolman Clarence M. Dunber. A bricklayer, Patrick Fitzpatrick, 41, fell from a building injuring his left leg. Joseph E. Nichols was arrested for larceny of a horse. A 13 year old boy, Abraham Armenberg, was struck by a car near Washington and Dover streets. A second alarm reported a fire on the second floor of 21 West First Street, caused by spontaneous combustion, damage about 500 dollars. A Benjamin C. Dean rally for Brookline Representative was held at Beaconsfield Casino with Jesse Wiley presiding and remarks by A. B. Winship, C. H. Eglee, and Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Colonial Wars
Young’s Hotel
Isaac Francis Galloupe
James B. Thompson
Moses Parker
J. Giles Eaton
United States Navy
Messrs. Stone
Levi S. Gould
Clarence M. Dunber
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Mindoro Street
Joseph E. Nichols
Dudley Street
Providence
Abraham Aremsberg
Oswexto Street
Washington
Dover Streets
West First Street
Patrick Lally
Benjamin C. Dean
Brookline
Beaconsfield
Beacon Street
Dean
Jesse Wiley
Republican Town Committee
Reval. A. BE. Winship
Somerville
C. H. Eglee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wite
Coughlan Scully Seer
Roche
Eee
Fairbanks Seeeree
Freeman Ee
Eee Eee
Willis Eee Mereeenenee
Greeley
Eeee
Martin
Mathews
Farrell Ee
Marketmen
Marketmen’s
Carruth
Benjamin
Winchester
Wilkins Eee
Dickinson
Benjamin Eee
Reeman
Young
McIntosh
Scranton
Penn
Ontario & Western
Forest Mining Company
Archbald
Jans
Lewis
Seldiers Field
McCracken
Harvard Athletic Committee
Hallowell
Philadelphia
N. P. Hallowell
Campbell
Daly
Jim Lawrence
Lee
Janeau
Cole
Plunkett
Flag
Perkins
Knight
Smith
Harris
Danforth
Quill
Collins
TECH
TECIL
Worcester Tech
Burleigh
Matthews
Court House
John Burleigh
Dover
Horne
Bertsche
Stabber
Institute Hall
B.A.A. Sparring
Boxing
Tremont St
St. Anne's
John Graumann
Welter H. Wise
George W. Lorey
John C. Eberhard
Charles E. Johnquist
Jamese A. Price
Edward J. Bromhere
Walter FE. Hendrickson
George R. Beckford
Willam E. Mack
Fred W. Whitely
Samuel HH. Milldram
Edeard Blackmer
Charles N. Hobblitz
Torbert
Dr. Sanden
R. A. Langen
Mass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!