Dartmouth Set for Princeton Test in Away Game
Dartmouth football heads to Princeton in its first road game of the season. Key players listed include R Glaze at right end, Herr at right half, Church at left end, Main at left half, and Rich at fullback. Coburn is out with a broken finger and captain Main is not fully fit.
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Thayer
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J. Glaze
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Main
Styles in Melton and Kersey Overcoats
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Fashionable dress shirts with branded etiquette notes
The note describes dressy garments made from smooth finished materials and worn for winter by gentlemen. It states the maker is a style originator and guarantees that every item carries the full name and designation on the etiquette attached to the collar or inside pocket.
Brown Expected Victory Over Syracuse Today
Providence Rhode Island November 3 Brown should mount a strong defense against the speedy Syracuse University squad tomorrow on Andrews Field and, aided by a weight edge, is favored to win though the score may stay close. A lineup shuffle behind the line is noted as improving the Brown unit while Syracuse counters with a heavy backfield.
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Cranberry Crop Failure Hits Thanksgiving Tables
Plymouth reports a Cape Cod cranberry crop failure due to a dry spell and frost. Berries are small and dry across Barnstable County, driving prices up from $6-7.50 to $10-11 per barrel in Chicago, with expectations of $15 soon.
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Prince Louis of Battenberg Meets President Roosevelt in Washington
Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg is received by President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt in Washington. He bears a personal goodwill message from King Edward and is presented by Sir Henry Durand the British ambassador. A state dinner and large reception follow at the British embassy.
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Prince Louis of Battenberg
Roosevelt
King Edward
Henry Mortimer Durand
Durand
Body of Bennington Victim Arrives in Pawtucket
The body of Joseph Lin Gauthier sailor killed in the Bennington explosion at San Diego July 23 arrives in Pawtucket R I for funeral services. Navy Department shipped remains at relatives request and military ceremonies are expected Sunday.
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Joseph Lin Gauthier
Bennington
San Diego
Cal
Navy Department
Britt Picks O'Brien to Win in 1905 Fight
Jimmy Britt ex world lightweight champion says O'Brien has speed and science to beat Fitzsimmons in the upcoming bout. He predicts O'Brien will win on points, noting Fitz was a ring marvel in the past but favors O'Brien in the 1905 clash between two panthers who can land a wallop.
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Jimmy Britt
O’brien- Fitzsimmons
O’brien
Jack
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College teams schedule mixed games across Northeast
Harvard faces Carlisle at Cambridge while Yale plays Columbia in New York. Princeton hosts Dartmouth, Philadelphia hosts U of P versus Lafayette, and Brown meets Syracuse in Providence. Other matchups include Williams Colgate in Albany and Amherst Holy Cross in Worcester.
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Andover
Springfield
Dean Academy
Mercersburg
Morse Made Clothing Brattle Street Display Ad
Businessmen seek quick reliable shopping and Morse offers six complete outfits in Brattle Street windows. Each display promises style proper fit and good quality at reasonable prices with no delay in obtaining what covers the body.
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Dan Patch Equalled World Pacing Record in Mile
Dan Patch equalled the world pacing record with a 1 minute 59 4-5 second mile at an informal event in Memphis. Star Pointer set the time. a runner paced Dan Patch beside him, and officials doubt the mark will stand in a nonofficial meeting.
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Memphis
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Melpomene Wins Only Finished Race at Nashua
At Nashua track in New Hampshire Melpomene won the sole finished race in the 2:1614 pace as Hal Patton the favorite did not perform well Four heats were run in the 2:14 trot before the event was postponed after subevents and delays
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Nashua
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Hal Patton
Squabble Over Dumpling Ends in Stabbing in Providence
William Brown, colored, is stabbed in the abdomen at 3 oclock after an apple dumpling dispute following an apple dumpling party. Mrs. Lillian Brown and her brother Benjamin Taylor, who lodged Brown at 539 Huntington Avenue, are arrested. Doctors at Rhode Island Hospital fear he may die. Brown said I am goin game as the wound was sewn.
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R. I
William Brown
Lillian Brown
Brown
Huntington Avenue
Benjamin Taylor
Rhode Island
Dunn
William E. Martin
E. V. Goff
Conant
Mr. Goff
Goff
Martin
South End
Cy Young
Carlisle Indians to Meet Harvard in Soldier Field Showdown
Twenty six Carlisle Indian football players arrive in Boston to face Harvard with many on the sidelines in blankets acting as reserves in case of injuries. George Woodruff leads Carlisle with Ralph Kinney Bemis Pierce and Frank Hudson among staff. The group anticipates a tough game and predicts Harvard will score little.
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Soldiers Field
Carlisle
George Woodruff
University of Pennsylvania
Ralph Kinney
Yale
Bemis Pierce
Frank Hudson
Dr. Shoemaker
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Archiguette
Dillon
Jude
Mt. Pleasant
Harvard
Red Skins
Quakers Face Harvard as New Formation Debuts
Harvard aims for several touchdowns against Philadelphia’s three week old team. The Indians focus on the diamond back play to fool Harvard’s defense while Mt. Pleasant handles punting. Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth, and others prepare for key clashes as Penn State and Wesleyan meet in Middletown.
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National sale at a standstill over Boston Nationals deal
The Boston Nationals sale to Frank V. Dunn stalls amid a dispute over title. Dunn threatens a $5000 suit if settlement fails, while Soden and Conant and others question the title and await resolution before any action.
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Dreyfuss denies big league consolidation
Pittsburg November 8 Barney Dreyfuss president of the Pittsburg club denied a telegram claim by Frank V Dunn of Houston that the two major leagues would consolidate next year He said if such a move were contemplated he would know about it and he does not know of it.
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Barney Dreyfuss
Frank V. Dunnn Hoston
Dreyfuss
Gridiron Gossip Promises Rivalry This Afternoon
The Indians meet at the Stadium at 3 PM amid chatter of past sparks. Harvard memories flash of a redskin ball sprint, while Princeton braces for a surprise against Dartmouth. Dorchester High faces Boston College Preps on Dunbar Avenue as Coach Brayton reshapes the squad.
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Stricken Blind Englishman Ends Life at Hudson River
William Welsh an Englishman who had recently become blind ran to the Hudson River and drowned himself after arriving in New York to save money for his eye treatment. He had spent months in cheap New York hotels to fund his care.
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William Welsh
Hudson River
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