Yale Harvard schedule looms as early season prospects brighten
Harvard graduate manager Fred W. Moore and Coach Lewis described an uncertain start as Yale and Harvard debates a fall meeting. With injuries and hopeful newcomers, the first Soldiers Field scrimmage showed mixed results as Jack Hayes and Holt stood out while concerns linger about readiness for Dartmouth.
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Fred W. Moore
Harvard Eleven
Yale
Lewis
Brewer
Crimson
Blue
Hinkey
Captain Brewer
George B. Morrison
W. H. Lewis
Parker’s
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Mr. Lewis
Parker House
Mr. Moore
Holt
Donald
Jaffries
Norton Shaw
Newell
Shaw
Wheeler
Bob Wrenn
Cabot
N. W. Cabot
M. G. Gonterman
Law School
George Newell
Allie Gould
Soldiers Field
Hallowell
F. Shaw
A. H. Gould
A. Brewer
Borden
Wrightington
Hayes
Fairchild
New
Gallant First Massachusetts Regiment Holds Fall River Field Day
Fall River on September 23 hosts a grand fall field day for the First Massachusetts Regiment. Governor Greenhalge leaves early but receives a warm welcome. Units advance from Steep Brook and Four Corners as scouts report an entrenched enemy on a hill behind a stone wall with field pieces.
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Massachusetts
Greenhalge
Mathews
Steep Brook
Boston
Dyar
Pfaff
Vickery
Four Corners
North Main Street
Ashley Road
Wilson Road
Frothingham
Company G
Democrats Eye Liberal Stance In New York Convention
The New York Democratic scene brims with conflict as Tammany Hall clashes with the State Democracy over Grace-Fairchild entrants and Sunday laws. Leaders Hill Murphy Flower Shepard push a broad platform advocating home rule, tax relief, and gold standard unity, while campaign moves unfold across Kings County and the convention floor amid rival factions.
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N. Y
Empire State
Tammany
Marcy
Grace-Fairchild
New York City
Hill
Grace
Murphy
Croker
Flower
Edward M. Shepard
Brooklyn
Democratic Party
Horatio C. King
Palmer
Charles A. Carey
Olean
Senator Hill
Democratic State Committee
Kings County
Shepardites
Perry Belmont
Paine's Celery Compound Proclaimed Cure for Rheumatism
A consumer testimonial extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal cure for rheumatism and nervous debility. It cites Oscar Pike of Princeton Maine as a local example, detailing his illness, long treatment, and dramatic improvement after using the remedy, claiming widespread nationwide endorsements.
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Paine
Oregon
Maine
Oscar Pike
Princeton
Pike
North Washington Agricultural Society and Trotting Association
Quincy School veto delays $55,000 building plan
Quincy Sept 23 The mayor refused to sign the order for 55000 to fund two wooden school buildings at West Quincy and Norfolk Downs, citing missing approved plans and school committee certification. The measure was tabled for one week. Separate votes approved 250 fire alarm box expenditures for Atlantic and South Quincy.
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West Quincy
Norfolk Downs
Atlantic
South Quincy
Packard Cleared in Melrose Cemetery Case
Brockton Sept 23 The burial grounds committee reported to the Board of Aldermen on charges against Superintendent Martin Packard of Melrose cemetery. The panel found no fault in the reburial of bones and exonerated Packard.
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Brockton
Board of Aldermen
Martin Packard
Melrose Cemetery
Packard Ehgud
Marlboro Lodge of Pythias Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Marlboro Lodge of Knights of Pythias marked its twenty fifth anniversary with a banquet and entertainment last night. Speeches were delivered by grand officers from Fitchburg amid local celebration.
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Marlboro Lodge
Kights of Pythias
Fitchburg
Natick Notes On Wefers Versus Donovan Clash
Natick’s Edward Donovan known as Piper Donovan weighs in on the Wefers versus Bradley race at New York games. He says the result surprised him and that Wefers is the now undisputed world amateur champion. He suggests a mail vote by the Amateur Athletic Union to set a deciding race between Wefers and himself for a world pro title.
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Natick
Edward Donovan
Piper
Amateur Athletic Union
Edwin Mace's Funeral Conducted With Body Present
The funeral of Edwin Mace, a Cambridge Manual Training School pupil who died of typhoid fever, was held from his parents' home and Grace Church with the body present. The Manual Training School Band led the procession. pallbearers included J S Leavitt and others. Interment was at Mt Hope Cemetery. Mrs. Mace lies prostrate at home as doubts about her recovery arise.
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Cambridge Manual Training School
Lopex Street
Grace Church
Jesse Wagner
Eewin
Worth
Manual Training School
Mt. Hope Cemetery
J. S. Leavitt
H. F. R. Dolan
H. B. Dyer
Charles Wendell
William Walker
William Varnum
Tragic Drowning of 19 Month Old Babe at 61 Prince Street
Lizzie Rosenfield aged 19 months fell into a tub of water at her home rear of 61 Prince Street yesterday afternoon and drowned. Her mother briefly left the room while washing. Dr White attempted resuscitation but failed. Medical Examiner Harris notified.
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Prince Street
White
Harris
Duke of Marlborough Wears Consuelo Vanderbilt Locket
In Niagara Falls the Duke displays Consuelo Vanderbilt's betrothal gift on his watch chain. A tiny round gold locket with a diamond on one side bears the inscription Accept thou this my heart with all my love though this be small. He also carries several other trinkets.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Duke of Marlborough
Rail shops to move to Nashua for Boston & Maine repairs
It is announced that Worcester and Nashua railroad shops employees will be removed to Nashua New Hampshire. The Boston and Maine round house and coal sheds on Canal street will be added to the Nashua plant to increase capacity for repairs to be made locally.
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Worcester & Nashua Railroad
Boston & Maine Round House
Canal Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Ethelwynn Beal Hel en Defeats Spruce IV for Seawanhaka Trophy
Ethelwynn, the fifteen foot defender from Sewanhaka Yacht Club, defeated Spruce IV the English challenger in a twelve mile leeward and windward race by 7 minutes 41 seconds. The American boat led from 1:30 to the finish, with Spruce IV hampered by a cautious sail plan. Tomorrow’s triangular race promises a fierce continuation as Spruce excels on the reach and Ethelwynn on the wind.
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Ethelwynn
Sewanhaka Yacht Club
Spruce IV
Brand
Wade
Wivenhoe
Flont
Distant Shore in America's Cup Challenge Discussed in London
Yacht designer J. M. Soper met in London with Charles Day Rose to finalize plans for a yacht proposed to challenge for the America's Cup. They agreed to notify the Royal Victoria Yacht Club secretary, who will cable the New York Yacht Club with the formal challenge by mail to follow.
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London
J. M. Soper
Charles Day Rose
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Royal Victoria Yacht Club challenges for America's Cup
The Royal Victoria Yacht Club and member C. D. Rose offer an unconditional challenge to defend the America's Cup against any U S yacht. The challenger yacht Distant Shore, 8 feet load water line, cutter, built in Fay's yard Southampton Eng with designer Soper in charge. Soper has crafted Vigilant Valkyrie III and Defender style craft and may build a first class composite vessel, leveraging experience from Satanita among others.
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Royal Victoria Yacht Club
C. D. Rose
United States
Soper
Fay
Southampton
Eng
British challengers loom for America's Cup 1886
Prince and Dunraven New York story notes English challenges for next year’s America's Cup. C D Rose and Sir George Newnes lead, with Prince of Wales backing Rose. Defender may be used by New York Yacht Club instead of building a new boat. Royal Victoria Club to send the challenge. Royal Yacht Squadron at odds with club politics.
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England
C. D. Rose
George Newnes
Rose
Prince of Wales
Mr. Rose
Royal Yacht Squadron
Prince
A. B. Clark
Dunraven
Royal Victoria Club
New York Yacht Club
Soper
Yachting Rivalries Stir Over Defender’s Defense
The piece notes New York yachtists may back a Defender challenger from Atlantic members as the Defender’s fate looms over the cup. With General Paine retired, expectations rise for George Gould to fund further feats in Bay Ridge, shaping a possible famed defense.
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New York Yacht Club
Atlantic
General Paine
Boston
New York
Bay Ridge
George Gould
Rose Sends Informal Challenge For America’s Cup
Charles Day Rose stated a formal challenge had been sent through the Royal Victoria Yacht Club for the next year’s America’s Cup race. A United Press representative in Ryde, Isle of Wight, reports the initial challenge was telegraphed by Percy Thellusson, secretary of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club.
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London
Charles Day Rose
New York Yacht Club
United Press
Rose
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Percy Thellusson
Governor Greenhalge Returns From Chickamauga Conference
Governor Greenhalge, back from the Massachusetts delegation's Chickamauga trip, spent a brief Fall River sojourn before joining friends in a Parker House conference. The session, while not revealing outcomes, centered on the A P A fight, with Corcoran predicting a hotter Massachusetts campaign. Corcoran asserts the Democratic State committee will contest the Republican and A P A forces, while ex Representative Hoar defends his past votes on free transfers and the Donovan bill.
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John W. Corcoran
Democratic State Committee
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West End Corporation
Old Sol Brings Heat and Hopes for Sept Weather
The piece describes a scorching day with ice cream sales up and stew demand down, noting a cold wave forecast failed, a foot of snow in Wyoming, and anxiety over Chelsea temperatures dropping thirty to forty degrees. It records temperatures from morning to evening, 92 at noon and 81 at 9p.m., and predicts cooler, September-like conditions arriving inland.
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Weather Bureau
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Post
Mercury
Register
A P A Radicals Displease Somerville Ward Two
In Ward 2 Somerville the A P A splits with radicals uniting behind a candidate to oppose Frank W Kaan who seeks a Legislature second term The radicals oppose his votes for George F Hoar and McLaughlin for clerk and his pledge stance The conservative A P A backs Kaan and caucus expectations point to a large meeting in the ward
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Somerville
Frank W. Kaan
George F. Hoar
McLaughlin
Cambridge Republicans back Dal linger for senator
An executive committee representing all A. P. A. councils in Cambridge met secretly at Odd Fellows Hall in Cambridgeport last evening. The group voted to support Representative Frederick W. Dal linger of Ward 2 as the senatorial candidate at the Republican caucuses on Wednesday night, though a minority favored Representative Warren A. Spaulding for senator.
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Cambridge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cambridgeport
Frederick W. Dallinger
Ward 2
Warren A. Spaulding
Heat Claims Two Men Off Roxbury Castle Island
Cornelius Noonan a 45 year old laborer working at Johnson Park Roxbury collapsed from heat at 430 pm yesterday and was taken to City Hospital in critical condition. Earlier while fishing off Castle Island two year old James Brannigan fell overboard and was rescued by companions then returned home.
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Johnson Park
Roxbury
Butler
Hosital
Noonan
Castle Island
James Brannigan
Fifth Street
James Bennick
James Nee
Cities That Got There
Chicago residents enjoy autumn with 45 degrees warming to noon and sunshine after rain. Buffalo reports a 71 degree drop, Cleveland sees a 20 degree fall. Rawlins notes disappearance of two Nevan boys, 11 and 18, after a Saturday storm. a search by twenty horsemen ends without trace.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
Rawlins
Frank Nevan
Stops Bar Harbor Exodus Weather Turns Record Hot
Bar Harbor Maine reports the hottest weather of the summer with temperatures from percent on Sunday to 90 today. Brisk winds cool the night as many cottagers cancel departures and extend their stay by a week.
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Bar Harbor
Probate Notice appoints administrator in Suffolk estate
Notich states that the subscriber has been appointed administrator of the estate of Sylvander J. Upton late of Chelsea Suffolk deceased intestate. Bond filed as required. Creditors to exhibit claims and debtors to pay to No. 9 North Market Boston James M Upton Boston Sept 23 1805.
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Sylvander J. Upton
Chelsea
Suffolk
North Market St
Boston
James M. Upto
Boston Board to lay out Kirk Street highway in West Roxbury
The Boston Board of Street Commissioners orders public notice of its plan to lay out Kirk Street from Montview Street to Crest Street in West Roxbury as a highway. The board intends to act under highway lay out laws and sets a hearing for October 8, 1895 at 11:00 a.m. in its office.
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City of
Boston
Kirk Street
Montview Street
Crest Street
West Roxbury
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