Bees Teach School Bee Hives on Roof Train 240000 Pupils
New York public school 190 on East Eighty second street runs a bee program with 240000 teachers tending three hives on the roof and in the assembly room. Pupils learn industry loyalty fearlessness and cleanliness through practical beekeeping supervised by Miss Emma V. Jaggerty and principal Miss Sarah Goldie.
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New York
East Eighty-second Street
Board of Education
Central Park
Emma V. Jaggerty
Voorado
Not Citizen But Voted In Leominster Veteran Finds Ireland Birth
Boston native John J. Bailey a Civil War veteran and longtime Leominster selectman learns he was not a U S citizen after 36 years of voting. He believed born in Boston but now discovers birth in Ireland, his parents having lived there before coming to the United States. He is rushing to file for naturalization.
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Boston
Mass
Leominster
John J. Bailey
United States
Canned Ration Test for North Lancashire Regiment
London reports Twenty men of the North Lancashire regiment completed a two week trial of canned rations on Salisbury Plain. They marched up to 20 miles daily, with energy fluctuating, then reconsumed service rations and regained vigor. Average weight loss five pounds and chest loss one inch. One soldier fell ill after nightshade berries.
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London
North Lancashire Regiment
Salisbury Plain
Colleges form aviation clubs nationwide
New York The University of Notre Dame Indiana Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania are among colleges that have formed aviation clubs.
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New York
University of Notre Dame
Indiana
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Jag ListSlam Ends in Damages Suit for Johnson
Circuit Judge Lloyd ruled Johnson of Glassboro cannot seek redress after his name was placed on Franklin township jag board list in Woodbury New Jersey. Johnson a Glassboro vestryman testified he protested July last and received no satisfaction. He sued board members Letts Nichols and Marsh claiming personal character damage. Hotel keeper Finger testified Johnson's name was included among others and kept under the bar. Counsel plans to appeal the decision.
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Woodbury
N. J
Jag Board
Lloyd
James A. Johnson
Glassboro
Franklin Township Board of Protectors
Jag
William Marsh
Finger
Johnson
Father Finds Civil War Father’s Grave in Winchester
C. M. Scott of Charlotte North Carolina after four decades of searching located his father John M. Scott in Stonewall cemetery Winchester Virginia. John M. Scott served in Company G Thirty sixth Virginia infantry Stonewall brigade and was killed at Cedar Creek October 19 1864. Comrades recall witnessing his fatal wounding but his gravesite was lost until this find.
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Winchester
C. M. Scott
Charlotte
N. C
Stonewall Cemetery
John M. Scott
Thirty-sixth
Virginia Infantry
Stonewall
Cedar Creek
Trade Tour Heads South From Seattle On Erna Steamer
A delegation from Seattle area commercial bodies will sail on the Erna for a seven weeks tour through ports in Mexico and Central America, departing January 6 from Seattle. The excursion covers Washington Oregon and California participants and aims to visit multiple ports and exchanges with business organizations along the way.
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Republica
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Oregon
California
Mexico
Central American
Erna
Michigan and Notre Dame Tie Clouds Western Title Claim
Michigan and Notre Dame victories cast doubt on the western championship as Notre Dame’s win over Michigan complicates Yale’s eastern claim and leaves Minnesota’s Big Eight title unaffected. Coach Yost argues Michigan remains champion, noting Notre Dame’s team exceeds eligibility rules.
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Michigan
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Yost
Indiana
Yale
Gophers
Eckersall’s All-Star Team Picks From Conference Roster
Walter Eckersall selects an all star lineup from Big Ten teams in 1905 with stars from Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Chicago and University of Chicago. The chosen players include 2B Walker M l n o i s T Mutser and others across positions.
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Walter iMekersall
Chicago
Tdean
Wisconsin
Walker
Minnesota
T. Mutser
Mlinois
G. Farnum
C. Mackiniller
R. G. Cutter
Princeton Tigers Face Disastrous Football Season and Internal Strife
The article recalls a tough punt mishap and praises Page’s effort while noting Princeton’s season as disastrous. It cites Stagg praising Page’s leadership and teamwork, but reports that Princeton failed to develop its strong early material due to alleged coaching issues or internal dissension within the Tiger squad.
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Stagg
Anderson
Page
Hegin
Princeton
Old Nassau
Orange and Black
Alt Tiger
Jersey
Tiger Eleven
Minnesota Substitute Looks to Regular Right Tackle Role
Helen stood as an extra man on Minnesota's squad this year and proved a future comer in the games he played. He lined up at right tackle and should be a regular at the position next season.
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Helen
Minnesota
Drafting Rule for Umpires in Small Leagues
Umpire drafting sparks debate as smaller league magnates push a rule to charge arbitration bodies. Factions seek payments when officials move to higher circuits, noting the difficulty for leagues to track short‑tenured referees and maintain stable rosters amid faster-changing assignments.
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Htle
Joe Tinker Names Wagner Best Baseball Player Ever
Chicago Cubs shortstop Joe Tinker edits two Butte papers and selects an All American team praising Ty Cobb Speaker Clarke Chance Evers Wagner Lord Gibson Archer Brown Mathewson Walsh Overall Adams as pitchers and catchers. He hails Honus Wagner as the greatest hitter fielder and star, saying he is always there and on top.
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Joe Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Butte
Mont
Joe
Hera
Tinker
Cobb
Speaker
Clarke
Chance
Evers
Wagner
Lord
Gibson
Archer
Brown
Mathewson
Walsh
Adams
Brady Defies Jeffries Offer To Back Bout With Kaufman
W A Brady rejected James J Jeffries with a 10000 gift and a side bet on a Kaufman match. Jeffries manager Sam Berger calls it bunk. Brady insists Jeffries can win money by defeating Kaufman in ten rounds, not twenty. Jeffries appears embarrassed and accuses Brady of grudge seeking and pressuring for publicity.
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W. A. Brady
James J. Jeffries
AL Kaufman
Bunk
Jeff
Sam Berger
Brady
Jeffries
Kaufman
Tearney Elected President of Vie Threes Setgne
Al Tearney elected president of Vie Threes Setgne succeeding Mike Sexton as chief executive of the National association. J. Hayes Davenport elected vice-president. a three-member committee to revise the constitution includes M H Sexton Rock Island and R Johnson Peoria. Salary limit raised to $2000 monthly per team and 140 game schedule starts April 28.
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Tearney
al Tearney
Chicago Amateur Managers’ Association
Vie Threes Setgne
Mike Sexton
National Association
Dick Kinsella
Springfield
J. Hayes
Davenport
M. H. Sexton
Rock Island
R. Johnson
Peoria
Fitz to Fight Again in Australia Title Clash
Rod Fitzsimmons and Ling have agreed to fight for the Australian championship on December 27 in Sydney. Lang currently holds the title, after defeating Squires in Melbourne on October 26 with Squires knocked out in the 20th round. Fitzsimmons recently arrived in Sydney from the United States.
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Fitz
Sydney
Thit
Rod” Fitzsimmons
Donlan refuses big salary to return to baseball
Former Giant captain and right fielder Mike Donlan rejected a 30000 dollar per year offer from Felix Seman of the Phillies to manage the team. Donlan stated the sum failed to lure him back to baseball despite the offer.
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George Gould
Missouri Pacific
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Miss Haggerty
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Pat Page
Maroons
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Eckersall
CUBS
Pittsburger
Doe Tinker
Jim Jeffries
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