The Escapade of Lady Ellen and Carrington at Carrington Castle
Ellen Carrington schemes to flee with Lord Strathgate after a moonlit confrontation with her husband Sir Bernard Carrington. Jealousy, betrayal, and a daring night escape unfold as Ellen plans to sail for America with Strathgate while Deb orah aids the escape and a midnight clock marks the turning point.
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Len Locum
Lord Carington
England
Carringa Castle
Carringtons
Lord Carrington
Ady Carrington
Lady Cecily
Ellen
Cecily
Strathgara
Bernard
Carrington
Strathgate
Portsmouth
America
Ebon
Garrington
Wadam
Sora
Hllen
Warrington
Mrs. Monbra
My Lord
Deborah
Elen
Elien
Sir Charles
Charles
Lord Strathgate
Politeness and Hats Across Nations
A hatter notes French and German hats wear out half as long as ours due to the fine manners of their wearers. Lifting the hat in adulation burdens the hat equally for men and women, doubling wear, compared with the English practice. The remark ends with a humorous line about the hat sinking over water.
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Germany
Entitled Encounter on the Terrace Between Strathgate and Lady Iden
On the terrace Strathgate confronts Lady Iden about a plan for an imminent journey. He apologizes for a past incident while she asserts her vigor and independence. The group, including Carrington and Lady Cecily, joins as plans for two oclock travel arrangements are discussed and preparations discussed.
Eminent Doctor Diagnoses Nutrition Issue in Snippet
In a brief exchange, a famed physician tells an attenuated caller that the problem is lack of nutrition and insufficient eating. The caller responds he eats all he can hold, prompting the doctor to suggest enlargement of capacity and a “cage fat” surgeon for five dollars. Good morning.
Walter Camp All American Team Selections Noted
Walter Camp unveils 1998 all American picks with West gains one first team berth for Walter Steffen of Chicago. John Messmer of Wisconsin earns second team guard honors. Harvard Yale and Dartmouth receive multiple spots while Navy and Army figures feature on second squad.
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Walter Camp
Walter Steffen
Steffen
Camp
John Messmer
Wisconsin
Yale
Goebel
Coy
Arvard
Penn
Dartmouth
Chicago
Syracuse
Princeton
Dawn
Pifloen
Army
Nourse
Harvard
Cosgrove
Cornell
Lange
Navy
Cutler
Brown
West Point
Annapolix
Yole
All Western Team Picks for 1905 Football
BE Patterson selects the 1905 All Western eleven with Sinnock at end, Schulz as a star lineman, and Walter Steffen named quarterback and captain of Chicago. Patterson praises Sinnock speed, Schulz lineman genius, and Steffen’s flawless play and forward passing ability fueling Chicago’s 1908 machine reputation.
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BE. G C. Patterson
Collier’s Weekly
Patterson
Sinnock
Illinois
Orange and Blue Star
Germany
Schulz
Michigan
Walter Steffen
Steffen
Chicago
Stags
Eckersall
Herschberger
Heston
Yale Swimmers Disqualified Richards Out For Present Season
Edward M Richards Yale captain is barred from Yale athletics by the Sheffield school faculty and cannot swim in preliminary meets. The team also loses Sheffield freshman Howe, compounding a severe setback for Yale swimming.
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Edward ©. M. Richards
Yale
Sheffield School
Howe
Sheffield
Lucretia Howe and Richards in Intercollegiate Swim Affairs
See is SOWARD LUCRETIA OY brother of Capt. H. A. Howe of the Yale crew. Richards’ disqualification is temporary but affects the eastern college championship. Richards recently elected president of the Intercollegiate Swimming Association at a recent meeting.
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H. A. Howe
Yale
Richards
Sheffield
Intercollegiate Swimming Association
Hichards
Association
Daoln May Appears on Stage With Doolu Baritone Contract
Daoln May slated for vaudeville stage with Charley Doolu, set to appear under an eight weeks contract. Doolu, a hand line baritone, will perform alongside May in a series of acts.
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Daoln
Charley Doolu
Doolu
Three New Managers in American Association
John J. McCloskey will manage Milwaukee next season and Barry McCormick may be field captain for the Brewers. The American Association announces three decisive managerial changes, with Tin Flood and Monte Cross both departing to make way for new bench leadership in St. Paul and Kansas City respectively. Cantillon's bench future is uncertain while Clarke may take over at Minneapolis. Chamcy Carr secures five years in Indianapolis, Burke heads to Louisville for a better deal, and Fred Abbott faces a demanding season with the Mens. Clymer returns to Columbus, letting the Senators be led by a veteran manager with long service in the league.
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John J. McCloskey
Milwaukee American Association
Barry McCormick
Brewers
Milwaukee
Tin Flood
St. Paul
Mike Kelley
Lennon
Kansas City
Monte Cross
Apvil
Kelley
McCloskey
Mike Cantillon
Bni Clarke
Clarke
Minneapois
Lanta
Cantillon
Chamcy Carr
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Dim Burke
la Mue
Louisville
Fred Abbott
Clymer
Columbus
Senators
American Association
Pirates Release Shannon In Offseason Roster Trim
The Pittsburg baseball club begins its roster cuts for the coming season by releasing outfielder Spike Shannon. Shannon has been sold to the Kansas City club of the American Association under terms of a deal already closed.
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Pirates
Shannon
Pittsburg
Spike
Kansas City Club
American Association
Knight Likely Highlanders Regular Shortstop in 1909
Jack Knight, bought by the New York Americans for 4000 dollars from Baltimore, is seen as the Highlanders probable regular shortstop in 1909. Ned Hanlon and others praise him. Knight, a Philadelphian, began pro ball at 18 and has a strong hitting and fielding record across the Phillies and Athletics franchises.
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Jack Knight
New York Americans
Baltimore
Highlanders
Farrell
Stallings
Oriole
Ned Hanlon
Knight
New York
Chester Valley League
Philadelphia Americans
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