Walter Camp names All American teams in chaotic report
Walter Camp selects first, second, and third eleven for football’s All American picks. The piece lists players by school and position, with scattered notes on boxing and regional sports concerns. The article touches on amateur rules, transfers, and upcoming matches, mentioning Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth, Michigan, and Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Camp
Reagan
Walla
Waltar
Xelaetian
Ween
Venda
Hhaviin
Yate
Cat
Dartmouth
Jackies
Lamaon
Montaylvania
Hquired
Mier
Minnannin
Yorbea
Yalo
Curtin
Minhhigan
Runrdis
Champion
Carvall
Achulle
Levine
Pennnylyatin
Fanker
Prinerion
Tacklen Bertke
Winconatn
Iilelow
Quarda
Finteher
Brown
Maxwell
Bwarthmore
Gale
Chlonea
Crowell
Swarthmorn
Kalebneke
Hrunrannd
Michigan
Mindy
Winganshy
Unclear text paragraph on league notices and names
A fragmented notice mentions American league positions and future matchups involving Bookene Snowball trap and Recreation park manager Frank Dorsey. It also references W. J. Lucas securing confirmation in a territory for a league, and Judge W. W. Mc Creedie planning Spokane actions for the Coast rogue next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookene
Frank Dorsey
Recreation Park
W. J. Lucas
Portland
W. W. McCreedie
Spokane
Dan
Rich Jockey's Cold Heart and a Death at Germantown Almshouse
A Philadelphia jockey Joseph Jones, earning 14090 yearly, reacts coldly after his father George Jones dies by self harm at Germantown almshouse. Jones, desolate from family collapse, attempts to drown himself and later fatally wounds himself with a carving knife, while relatives and guards describe his turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dee
Joseph Jones
George Jones
Germantown
Potter's Field
New York
Lwan
New Jersey
Jones Gro
Tinunenberger
Alnyhoney
Controversy Over Princess Louise Rescue Scheme
A pamphlet claims Mat Mats forged documents to free Princess Louise from an asylum and swindle funds. It alleges he obtained money for a supposed rescue and is now pressuring others while threatening to publish more security letters and telegraph to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Mellody
Buddy Ryan
Bookans
San Francisco
Melody
Ryan
Gardner
Bullivan
Dale
Olnar
Mrysn
Gookans
Hanay
Wally Jntge
Victoria
Medudy
Ro Gboy Teanon
Willis
Mike
Vienna
Dee
Wellzel
Cowit
Matthodleh
Princesa Loulye
Neveral
Har
Louise
Suis
Droge
Austin
Che Kitue
Uelghens
Voi
Cabuig
Aganos
Nuttery
Eeayly
Willa
Lowise
Lindersheft
Ager
Rant Steger
Maltachiel
Jan Kevper Weitzel
Woltaer
Parle
Salton Sea watershed inflow proved by earthquake faults
Word from Los Angeles confirms the inflow source filling the Salton basin waters from the gulf region. Great underground fissures opened by earthquakes drive the waters toward the old Salton fen, lifting levels and pushing the sea toward the Southern Pacific line. The sea now skirts the railroad for miles, with extended stretches alongside the tracks and foothills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Gulf of California
Salton Basin
Salton Fen
Snland
Christmas Handicap Captured by Lubin at Santa Anita
San Francisco December 23 Lubin the 31 horse won the Christmas handicap over Proper Callaghan and Dr Lexeo. Callaghan led early then Leggo and Proper challenged. Lubin surged and won by a length. Hollywood and Crescent City results follow with several races and times noted for jockeys and runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lubin
Callaghen
Dr. Lexeo
Callaghan
Leggo
Proper
Bubby
Lhoem
Apead
Andrew B. Cook
Princess Wheeler
Rormainn
Chrisgiman
Bubin
Praner
Dr. Leggo
Christian A
Hugh McGowan
Waite Nicht
Ruby
Velagon
New Orleans
Crescent City Renalta
Ivestar
Gallant
Simpletly
Tire
Ave
Varmnastor
Soli? Ford
Senor
Dime
Joe Curlings
Cousy Kate
Marvel PF
Deux Temps
Time
Nile
Ben Hagder
Phi Fhrich
Tartan
Beb Wor
Ruth Wngresus
Lady Ellison
Nane
Tas Angeleno
Edward Hale
Invention of the friction match and its rise
A historical overview traces the phosphorus match from John Walker's early rubbing method in England to the modern friction match. It notes the evolution from sandpaper ignition to a dry-surface strike, the shift from antimony and sulfur blends, and the commercial spread. It mentions manufacturing costs, early sales at twenty-five cents per block and today a cent per match, with the United States producing about 150 million matches annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forman
Nicholas
John Walker
Erielson
Walker
Tila
Witeh WA
Aida
United States
Thia
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Lowersea
Owsley Black
Butte
Choice
Mattingly
Finsyteleves-Hckenaald
YALE
Maxey Mendy
Duddy Tyan
Spain
Honkey
Columbia Tones
Mint
Pitaew
Ballingham
Wanh
Big Thutte
Asya
Oring Coach
Lily Dolphia
Yah Mebent
Gabby Wallan
Morty Fingan
Orda
Indiananals
Wade
Jim Corbett
Ynilke Avery Athar Banch
Spor
Evra
Batllvan
Ian
Dimaelf
Ralon
Cig
Mile Hobreck
Jack Dempsey
Yonge
Bobreck
Sullivan
Wi Ohreak
Toart Ontitiert
Pacific Coast
Jimmy Whalen
Bobby Keefa
Joe Nealon
Pittsburg National
Lou Nonlykemi Sa Luis
Arthur Kruger
Ike Rockenfeld
Hilly Hore
Hulseman
Spokana
Manufac
Cama
Montana Music Co
N. Main Street
DR. Dodd
West Park Street
Richards the Undertaker
American League Company
Rich Jockey
Potter's Ell
Almshouse
Starent
Nat
Meardens
Dawentenn
Ter Luar
Christin Burku
Orleana
Almahouse
Luck Agabost Tras
Chirist Episcopal Church
Thianun -Toweph
Jones
pasMliuen
Wm Arena
Healey
Yoneph Jones
My. Whitney
Igner
Cruahed
Pheua
Dpelacean
Seeurher
Louis Jionsh
Foo
Tanor
Calinghan
Legeo Salaben
Astor
Pagenta Viurch
Hollywood
Dexelle
Hullum
Chickadee
Asad
Hexter W
Neatness
Lotte Gladstone
Can
Macumber
Bartarn
Hugenla Burch
Ratropan
Varieties
Hine Wagner
Toupee
Torch
Ae. Blatt Rhea
del Coronado
Golden Light
Orleans
City Park
Neco
Evesquill
Gliston
the Lane
Bol
Ezra
Red Ruby
Margaret
Tha
Atta
Adesso
General Caird
Kuickere Vocker
Welsh
Balshot
John Whiker
Adams
Lusher
Henderson
China
Montana Hardware Co
Revere Rubber Company
Itnowles Pump Works
Oil City Boiler Works
Hendrie & Bolthoff Manufacturing Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Montana Hardware Company
Sherman
East Park Street
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