Harvard Missed Goal When Cabot Held Yale at Five
The narrative blames poor generalship by Garrison for Harvard failing to score from Yale’s five yard line. Cabot’s outside run drew criticism though Dibblee or Bouve might have gained more. Harvard players and coaches, including Mason and Lewis, defend the team while Yale supporters praise the defense.
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Harvard punt leads to limited gain in late period
In a mid second half sequence Harvard on the thirty yard line attempted two rushes for a total of one and a half yards. Coach Garrison ordered a punt and Haughton delivered resulting in a touch. Continues on page 3.
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Crimson
Garrison
Haughton
Lynching of Three Indian Murderers Near Williamport
A mob in Emmons county North Dakota hanged Alexander Coudert Paul Holytrack and Philip Ireland from a windlass near the jail after abducting them from custody. The executions occurred last night and their bodies swung in the breeze through the day as authorities failed to reach the scene. About forty men participated in the lynching.
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Bismarck
N. D
Alexander Coudert
Paul Holytrack
Philip Ireland
Picer
Supreme Court
Emmons
Williamport
Ships Delayed by Severe Gales Reach Vineyard Haven
Three schooners arrived in port with damage from the week of heavy winds. The James D. Dowell lost both main and mizzen masts but remained seaworthy and will be towed onward. The Commerce broke its jibboom off Isles of Shoals during a squall. The Henry Lippett suffered damaged windlass and required Gay Head life saving crews before finally getting underway.
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James D. Dowell
Newport News
Boston
Commerce
Rockland
New York
Isles of Shoals
Henry Lippett
Cookson
Brunswick
Vineyard Sound
Gay Head
Lynching of Henry Philips aka Doc Jones in Osceola Ark
A self confessed Black murderer Henry Philips alias Doc Jones was lynched in the Osceola courtyard at midnight by a mob of prominent townspeople following the recent murder of a local merchant. The act was described as the direct consequence of that killing.
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Doc Jones
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Harvest Prospects Rise in Chile as Yields Improve
Times correspondent reports Valparaiso says cereals harvest will be about one third larger than last year with crops of all kinds above average.
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London
The
Times
Valparaiso
Chili
Weathered gale sinks fishing boats off Truro
A northwest gale since Friday battered the Truro fishery causing heavy damage to weirs and traps. Many fishing boats were sunk and traps washed away as the sea raged at Highland Light.
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Highland Light
Truro
Vessels Delayed By Northwest Gale At Sea
Strong northwest gale delays arrivals as many ships miss port yesterday. Fishing schooner Arthur Binney towed in during late afternoon with sails badly damaged after being picked up outside the Nightship.
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Arthur Binney
Police hunt for stocky young man after multiple robberies
Residents along The Fens near Huntington Avenue report a dangerous new spree by a stocky strong-looking youth. Victims include Mr. Peabody of 165 Longwood Avenue, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Sheridan, and William Packard of the North End, all describing a same-appearing assailant wielding a mock revolver or a blackjack. Police doubt Packard’s North End neighbor as the culprit.
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Peabody
Longwood Avenue
Mr. Peabody
William Packard
North End
Brookline
Packard
Watchman Foils Clinton Factory Vandalism Plot
Clinton Nov 14 a watchman saved the Clinton Wall Trunk Company from likely disaster by discovering loosened engine parts. George F Harrick a discharged engineer was arrested for breaking and entering with possible further charges. He claimed drunken amnesia about last night and threats against company officials were previously made.
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Clinton Wall Trunk Company
George F. Harrick
Harrick
Emperor William Sets Pheasant Shoot Record in Berlin Dispatch
A Daily Mail despatch from Berlin states Emperor William killed 4244 pheasants at Prince Lichnowski estate in Kuchelna, with the Emperor personally shooting 1224, averaging five birds per minute during the session.
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London
Daily Mail
Berlin
William
Prince Lichnowski
Kuchelna
Forecast for New England States Weather Update
Forecast for Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut calls for threatening weather and rain with warmer temperatures and northerly winds turning southerly. Boston area sees increasing cloudiness in the morning followed by light rain and warmer, variable winds.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Boston
Vicinity
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