Yale Defeats Columbia in New Haven Game
Yale defeats Columbia by ten to five in New Haven. The Blue push ahead early and maintain lead through the match on their home field.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1901
Page
1
Yale Defeats Columbia In Stubborn Football Clash 10 to 0
Yale tops Columbia 10 to 0 in New Haven as Captain Morley kicks a field goal for five points. Yale’s two touchdowns fail to convert, and Columbia’s offense stalls near Yale’s goal line amid penalties and fumbles. The game features harsh play, strong rush lines, and several near fights as both sides struggle for dominance.
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Morley
Yale
Columbia
Cornell
Oberlin
Harvard
Carlisle Indians
Princeton
Lafayette
New Haven
Conn
Yale Giants
Pennsylvania Easies Past Chicago 11 0 in Football Date
In Chicago on October 26 Pennsylvania defeated Chicago 11 to 0. Captain Davidson ran 45 yards for a first score and Reynolds added a 25 yard TD on a delayed pass. Snook kicked the extra point and later Reynolds scored again. Snook missed the conversion. Penn impressed with strong tackling and punting while Chicago struggled.
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Chicago
Davidson
Reynolds
Snook
University of Pennsylvania
Shadow
Maroons
Harvard 29 Carlisle 0 on Soldiers Field
Harvard routs the Carlisle Indians 29 to 0 as Harvard's heavier line outplays its foe. Marshall shines with multiple impressive punt returns and runs. Harvard shows stronger team play and spirit, with only one failed down at the line.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Carlisle Indians
Soldiers’ Field
Marshall
Cornell Defeats Oberlin 29 to 0 on Perry Field
Cornell College defeated Oberlin 29 to 0 on Perry field in Ithaca NY. Early in the game Cornell showed defensive weakness, then tightened into a formidable line. Notable shifts included Hunt moving from right guard to tackle and Funucane replacing Coffin at right halfback with Brewster at quarterback.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Perry Field
Cornell
Oberlin College
Hunt
Funucane
Coffin
Brewster
West Point Defeats Williams College 15 to 2 in Hilly Football
West Point played Williams College today and won 15 to 2 in two 2 minute halves. Bunker Hackett and Phillips scored touchdowns for the soldiers while Farnsworth failed on three easy goal kicks.
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West Point
N. Y
West Point Today
Williams College
Williams
Bunker
Hackett
Phillips
Farnsworth
Princeton Triumphs Over Lafayette 6 to 0 in Tough Battle
Princeton defeated Lafayette 6 to 0 in a hard fought game here today. The contest remained tight throughout, marred only by fumbling and penalties as the Tigers secured the victory on home field.
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Princeton
N. J
Lafayette
Bles
State College of Pennsylvania Defeats Annapolis 11 to 6
The Pennsylvania State College defeated the Naval Academy 11 to 6 in Annapolis on October 26. State led with steady rushing and a fumble recovery for a touchdown, while Annapolis struggled to punch through in the first half despite capitalizing on a late drive.
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Pennsylvania College
Annapolis
State College of Pennsylvania
Naval Cadets
University of Pennsylvania
State
Wisconsin Defeats Kansas In Football Clash At Home
In Madison on October 26 Wisconsin overwhelmed Kansas 9 to 5. The Badgers dominated play with superior size and generation while Kansas guards and tackles back puzzled the Badgers until the final whistle.
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Madison
Wis
Kansas
Wisconsin
Jayhawkers
Badgers
Powers Again Found Guilty in Goebel Murder Case
Former Secretary of State Powers is convicted for a second time of complicity in the 1900 Goebel murder. The jury delivered verdicts in the historic case, highlighting ongoing legal actions surrounding the political assassination.
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Goebel
Imprisonment for Life Verdict Draws Strong Reactions
A jury returns a life sentence after a brief deliberation. The prisoner sits pale as the verdict is read while women in the crowd embrace and kiss him. A motion for a new trial is argued and overruled. an appeal to the higher court will be pursued.
Powers Convicted Again in Goebel Assassination Case
Georgetown Ky Oct 26 Ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers was found guilty as accessory before the fact in Gov William E Goebel murder case and sentenced to life imprisonment The verdict followed a shortened term with the jury reaching a verdict by 2 pm Powers sat pale as his defense prepared a new trial motion which was overruled and will be appealed He was jailed in Frankfort without bail
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
William E. Goebel
Powers
B. S. Calvert
Arthur Goebel
Cantrill
Frankfort
Minnesota Beats Iowa 16–0 at Northrop Field Championship
Eleven thousand spectators watched the second Minnesota Iowa championship game at Northrop field. Minnesota won 16 to 0, with the Gophers' goal in danger only twice.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Iowa
Northrop Field
Denver Wheel Club defeats Salt Lake Y M C A eleven
In Denver on October 26 the Denver Wheel club beat the Salt Lake YMCA team 12 to 0 in an easy victory.
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Denver
Denver Wheel Club
Salt Lake Y. M
Northwestern IT: Illinois 11 Champaign Score Shuffle
Northwestern defeated Illinois 17 to 11 in a poorly played game at Champaign. The contest on October 26 featured limited scoring and rough play, with Northwestern securing the win in a defensive struggle.
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Northwestern
Illinois
Champaign
Ill
Ilinvic
Providence-Rhode Island Brown ties Holy Cross in draw
At Providence Rhode Island Brown and Holy Cross played to a 6 to 6 tie. At Syracuse New York Syracuse Amherst beat Beloit 17 to 5. Beloit also defeated Notre Dame 6 to 0 in another result.
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Providence
Brown
Holy Cross
Syracuse
N. Y
Amherst
Beloit
Wis
Notre Dame
Steamers report fires and collision damage in European ports
The Spanish steamer Gantegorita bound for Barcelona from New Orleans arrived at Barcelona with a fire in the hold. The German tanker Wilkommen, outward from Hamburg to New York, returned to port after a collision in the Elbe with the coal carrier Mereddido whose port bow was cut and run aground to avoid sinking.
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London
Gantegorita
Schande
New Orleans
Barcelona
Malaga
Wilkommen
Lehann
Hamburg
New York
Elbe
Mereddido
De Wolfe Misses Court as Cyanide Illness Delays Sentence
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Percy De Wolfe did not appear in Great Falls court due to weakness from cyanide of potassium taken after the verdict. The attorney said he is too weak for sentence, which will be passed Monday.
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de Wolfe
Standard
Great Falls
Percy de Wolfe
Suit for Damages Over Allis-Chalmers Picketing
Chicago October 26. Business Agent Arthur Ireland and other officials of the International Association of Machinists, now under an injunction against picketing Allis-Chalmers plant, were served with notices of a $10,000 suit by the Robert Tarrant Company. Tarrant claims officials conspired to ruin his business by filling orders for Allis-Chalmers while its plant was shut down by the machinists strike. The suit had been threatened but not filed until 12 blacksmiths and helpers of Tarrant struck today rather than work for Allis-Chalmers.
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Chicago
Arthur Ireland
International Association of Machinists
Allis-Chalmers Company
Robert Tarrant
Tarrant
Allis- Chalmers Company
Tarrant Company
Anaconda Mines, Smelters to Resume Operations
Anaconda properties announce immediate restart of work at the Anaconda mines and smelters. The concentrator shaft is repaired and ready to start this Sunday evening, with mines resuming as usual Monday morning. Parrot company mines also to resume.
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Anaconda
Anaconda Company
Parrot Company
Labor Talks With Roosevelt on Machinist Strike
James O Connell president and Hugh Doran and James A A Reynolds of the International Association of Machinists met President to discuss labor matters. O Connell charged that government work suffers due to nonstrike workers replacing strikers in San Francisco and the president asked for a factual statement.
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Washington
James O'Connell
Hugh Doran
James A. A. Reynolds
International Association of Machinists
O'Connell
San Francisco
Masons Visit President Roosevelt in Washington Meeting
About 50 members of the supreme council of the Scottish Rite, in biennial session, met President Roosevelt in Washington. They were introduced individually by Representative Richardson of Tennessee, their recently elected sovereign.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
Scottish Rite
Roosevelt
Richardson
Tennessee
President remarks to Western members on hunting trips
The president spoke to several western members and individuals, addressing them briefly and recalling hunting trips in their states.
Crowninshield Appointed to Command European Squadron
Secretary Long announced Admiral A B Crowninshield, chief of the navigation bureau, will be detached to command the European squadron next March. He will be relieved by Admiral Henry C Taylor who will assume the bureau. Crowninshield becomes rear admiral in fact on March, retirement rules require this sequence. Taylor, formerly of the general board, commanded the battleship Indiana in the Santiago campaign.
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Washington
Long
Crowninshield
Navigation Bureau
Henry C. Taylor
Italian Shotting Incident at Saloon Over Ownership
Italian immigrant Mike Vitle shot three men at a saloon corner of Nineteenth and New Haven streets in a dispute over ownership. John Hielm Oscar Hill and W J Reiman were wounded. Hielm died. Vitle was arrested claiming the others tried to swindle him.
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Penver
Mike Vitle
John H. Hielm
Oscar Hill
W. J. Reiman
Nineteenth
New Haven
Hielm
Vitle
Jones Returns to the Republican Party in Nevada
Reno, Oct. 26 United States Senator John P. Jones of Nevada announces his return to the Republican Party citing alignment with its economic progress views and the death of the silver issue. He says he favors a strong Republican successor if he does not seek re election and departs for Washington.
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Reno
Nev
United States
John P. Jones
Nevada
Republican Party
Jones
Senate
Washington
Miners Injured in Drum Summit Mine Explosion
Special Dispatch reports Steve Sheal and Nels Maxwell were injured this afternoon in the Cruse tunnel of the Drum Summit mine at Marysville while drilling. The explosion occurred during activity in the tunnel. Further details on their condition were not available.
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Helena
Steve Sheal
Nels Maxwell
Cruse
Marysville
Explosion Causes Injuries to Shea and Maxwell
An old charge exploded injuring Shea in the head and Maxwell on his side. Both were transported to the company hospital for treatment.
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Shea
Maxwell
Company
France launches Leon Gambetta as part of 100-ship navy plan
At Brest on October 26 the French minister of marine presided over the launch of the armored cruiser Leon Gambetta. He said the fleet forms a new contingent of over 100 warships, designed for superior fighting quality. He stressed cost and value, noting France seeks quality over quantity to safeguard peace and liberty.
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Brest
France
Leon Gambetta
M. Delannesson
Europe
Tragedy in Beachwood: Andrew Israelson kills family and self
Information from Beachwood reports Andrew Israelson shot his father in law mother in law wife and child before setting his home ablaze at Tron River Wis on October 26 authorities say the suspect possibly insane and the sheriff with the prosecuting attorney has gone to the scene.
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Tron River
Wis
Beachwood
Andrew Israelson
Israelson
Four Miners Entombed in Highland Bay Mine Collapse
A cave in at the Highland Bay mine in Salt Lake on October 26 trapped four miners. After 12 hours of rescue work two men were brought out alive.
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Salt Lake
Highland Bay
Seizure of Japanese Sealers by Russian Cruiser
Victoria B C October 26 Aboard the steamer Olympia reports three more Japanese sealers seized by the Russian cruiser Yakut for work within the Russian limit around the upper sea islands. This brings to six schooners and about 50 men seized this year most were Japanese with some Americans and Canadians. The vessels were taken to Petropavlovsk and the crews to Vladivostok where sentences ranged from jail terms to trials. one schooner released after captain proved misnavigation.
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Victoria
B. C
Olympia
Yakut
Petropavlovsk
Vladivoetock
Medal Recommendation for Lieutenant Hansard
General Chaffee recommends to the War Department that Lieut. Russell T. Hansard of the First Cavalry commanding the Maccabebe scouts be awarded the Medal of Honor for leading a nighttime raid with a small group to enter the insurgent camp and capture a deserter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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