Colson to Harvard Rowing Boss Sparks Intercollegiate Politics
New York January reports Frederick D. Colson of Cornell will lead Harvard crews. The curbing of Yale and aligning Yale eights with the Hudson course is debated among college rowing factions. Cornell aims to mold coaching standards nationwide and press for a unified American regatta program.
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Frederick D. Colson
Cornell
Harvard
Courtney
Cambridge
Si Gg
Colson
Crimson
Poughkeepsie
Yale
Vard
Alway
Hudson
Garvin Speaks on Bribery and Reform in Rhode Island
Governor Garvin, beginning his second term, urged anti bribery measures and a statewide reform. He criticized corruption in elections, warned of bribery’s impact on representation, and proposed a commissioner to suppress bribery with funding for enforcement.
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Rhode Island
Garvin
Ioe H. Utter
General Assembly
Harvard Track and Field Warm Up for Spring Season
Harvard's winter athletic start sees basketball in Hemenway gym, hockey on Holmes Field, and track training underway. The coach aims for a strong season with veteran players, new candidates, and plans for a second track team and field day.
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Harvard
Hemenway Gymnasium
Holmes Field
Graham
Yale
Moulton
Schick
Soldiers Field
How I Have Lived to Be 123 Years Old
Alexander Ferguson of Gilman Indiana claims to be the oldest man in the wood. He offers advice on contentment regular habits early rising four hours work daily and avoiding tobacco while taking small frequent meals and plenty of open air. He prescribes four hours sleep and open generosity with long walks and light clothing.
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Alexander Ferguson
Gilman
Ind
Marty
Aline
Baller Quinn Near Release From City Hospital
Baller Quinn, dubbed the King of the Newsboys, was discharged from City Hospital after a brief stay on the dangerous list. He fears being sent to Long Island or Tewksbury and says hospital officials warned he must go elsewhere if he returns. His cork leg, two years old, is now broken and unstable.
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Baller” Quinn
Reverses
Baller Quinn
The
Newsboys
Long Island
Tewksbury
City Hospital
Daily dips persist at L Street bathhouse year round
Despite cold weather reducing numbers, a dedicated group of swimming enthusiasts continues to swim daily at the L Street bathhouse. The conditions are not ideal, but the invigoration of a plunge keeps them returning each day.
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Lst
L Street
Angell Denounces Football in Humane Review
George T. Angello of Massachusetts Humane Education cautions readers in Our Dumb Animals about football. He cites a Philadelphia gambling incident, 21 deaths and many injuries, and quotes London sayers calling American football brutal. He notes cocaine use in games, school resistance to brutality, and warns of youths emulating violent play.
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George T. Angello
Eee
Massachusetts
Humane’ Education Fety
Boston
Prine
Washington
Philadelphia
London
United States
America
Prince of Darkness
Board of Education of
District of Columbia
Uae
Prince Cupid in Police Court
Jonah K Kal anianaole known as Prince Cupid appeared in the Police Court on a disorderly conduct charge. His case was continued until Thursday after an altercation with Charles Clarke. he spent last night in jail and was transported to court in the black maria.
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Washington
Jonah K. Kalanianaole
Prince Cupid
Congress
Charles Clarke
Boston Ice Company Wins Over Commonwealth Plant
The Boston Ice Company, controlled by the American Ice Company, has taken over the Commonwealth Ice Company artificial ice plant and will wind up its operations. The move ends significant rivalry in Boston and may lead to the New England and Consolidated Ice Company seeking receivership for its holdings.
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Boston Ice Company
Commonwealth CO
American Ice Company
Commonwealth Ice
Boston Company
Boston
Commonwealth Company
Boston Tee Company
John Kaufmann
Wag
Te New England and Consolidated Ice Company
Providence
New England Company
Boston Caledonian Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At Phenix Hall 724 Washington street last evening the club elected officers including George Scott chief William Jin first chieftain William Gray second chieftain Walter Buchanan third chieftain Thomas Grieve fourth chief John F Grant fifth chieftain and Thomas M Young sixth chieftain.
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Boston Caledonian Club
Phenix
Oldest Man in America Praises Peruna Remedy
A Waco area centenarian, SAAC Brock of McLennan County Texas, claims 115 years of life with 22 presidents witnessed and four wars endured. He credits Peruna for health amid climate shifts and grip seasons, recounting long use and a positive view of Dr Hartman's remedy. The piece notes Brock's residence near Bosque Falls then Valley Mills and references biographical sketches in 1898 era newspapers.
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United States
Peeruena Fias
Peeruna
Peruna
Saac Brock
McLennan County
Texas
Bosque Falls
Waco
Valley Mills
Isaac
Jackson
Brock
Waco Times-Herald
Alles
Morning News
Chicago Times-Herald
Snow speeders flock to Brighton for horse racing sleighing
A lively Sunday at Brighton speedway drew many sleighing parties to show off horse teams. Top entries included Bush's righton ete v dura, H. f Railston's Luzzaro, W. J. McLoud's Baroness Portia, and George Halli with Turvey Drop. Numerous drivers and matched teams paraded in fur and finery as crowds enjoyed the day.
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Brighton Speedway
Bush
Railston
Luzzaro
W. J. McLoud
Portia
George Halli
Turvey Drop
Walter “Farmer
A. P. Doane
Albion Towle
F. T. Seawood
Starlee
J. EB. Fabyan
Likely
Looking Bay
Charles Woodman
Brighton
Grapevine
John Munroe
Green Pacer
C. H. Bellédeu
Sarah Kelly
Edoward J. Scanlon
Bisols -Gplaing
Aven
M. Newerman
Harry G
Edward Innes
J. B. Reynolds
Nellie B
M. F. Fleming
Henry
John J. Downey
A.W. Strauss
James G. Hickey
United States
John McDonald
C. van Buskirk
C. N. Shaw
J. W. Smith
George O. Curtis
George McGahey
J.g.paine
Dan G Bigely
Mooney of Sewer Gang Seeks Return to Prison
John J. Mooney, known as part of the Sewer Gang, asked the Municipal Court judge to send him back to prison for life after arraignment on stealing a boy's sweater. He said eighteen years behind bars gave him sympathy and a warm bed, choosing jail over a $10 fine. He had been out of State prison since last October and smiled as he walked away.
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John J. Mooney
Mooney
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