Two Great Battles on Gridiron Yale Princeton Showdown
Yale and Princeton prepare for a high stakes clash at New Haven while Harvard meets Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Princeton brings weight and veteran play. Yale counters with speed and sharp attack. Key matchups include Cadwalader versus Edwards, Coach Rodgers against Hillebrand, and the Yale ends led by Cochrane.
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YALE
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Tigers
New Haven
Princeton
Cadwalader
Booth
Edwards
Chadwick
Brown
Crowdis
Rodgers
Hillebrand
Chamberlain
Holt
Penn Harvard Gridiron Battle Draws 60 000 Fans at Franklin Field
Harvard and Pennsylvania prepare for tomorrows decisive clash as 60 000 fans crowd Franklin Field. Both teams practiced after arrival with lineups kept secret. Betting favored Pennsylvania with extensive wagers and large show of school spirit throughout Philadelphia.
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Morrow
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Viarvard
Delaware Water Gap
Miss Maud Gonne Reception Planned in Boston
A large committee of over 300 Irish National Alliance delegates in South Boston arranged a reception for Miss Maud Gonne on Sunday December 19 at the Columbia Theatre. The aim is to unite Irish Americans, honor Gonne’s mission for amnesty and Irish unity, and urge patriotic action ahead of the centennial anniversary.
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Columbia Theatre
Irish National Alliance
Kindred Patriotic Societies
Broadway
Boston
John J. O’connor
Royal University of Ireland
Miss Gonne
Ireland
America
New World
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Maud’ Gonne
Pastor Towle Honored by Brookline Society Banquet
Riverdale Casino hosted a banquet last evening to welcome Dr. Towle as the new pastor of the Second Unitarian Society of Brookline. The event was organized by Mrs. A. P. French, Mrs. C. F. Cross, Mrs. C. W. Holden, Mrs. H. W. Huguley, Mr. Fred Smith, Mr. H. H. Sylvester and Mr. Wood.
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Towle
Second Unitarian Society of
Brookline
A. P. French
C. F. Cross
C. W. Holden
H. W. Huguley
Fred Smith
H. H. Sylvester
Wood
John O'Neil Arrested For Larceny Of Piano Cover
John O'Neil was arrested by Brighton Station 14 officers on a warrant for larceny of a piano cover and sling valued at about $40. The property, owned by Charles W. Sullivan of Cambridge, was recovered.
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John O'Neil
Brighton
Charles W. Sullivan
Cambridge
Cabinet photographs offer sale rates and framing options
Good only beginning MONDAY, Nov. 22, 8 a m, ending SATURDAY, Nov. 27, 5 30 Pp. One dozen superior Cabinet Photographs any position or pose and one life size Carbon Mezzo tint for 6.00 or the one dozen Cabinets with one finished in Carbonette mounted large for framing all for 2.00 and the s coupon. Refittings until satisfactory.
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New England
Yale Fans Hope For Victory In Big Game Atmosphere
New Haven buzzes with Yale optimism as Princeton fans arrive amid a festive scene. The Nassau musicians perform at Hyperion Theatre while Yale coaches host a dinner at Miss Stoddard s home. Snow delays preparations but Yale believes it can set a record. Princeton is favored to win.
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Craigh
Hazen
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Yale
de Saulles
Baird
Kelly
Barnard
Princeton
Wheeler
McBride
Harry Beecher
Crowdis
New Jersey
New Haven
Princeton, University
Hyperion Theatre
Warner Hall
Nassau
E. G. Stoddard
Songs for the Tiger At Princeton Yale Game
Alleged poets at Princeton have produced new songs to be sung at the Yale game tomorrow. The march toward the big rivalry continues as students prepare banners and chants for the campus event.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Princeton Tigers Set to Clash with Yale Next Day
New Haven awaits the Princeton Tigers vs Yale blue at Nassau. Princeton enters as favorite with veteran line and strong back play, while Yale backs seek to halt the Nassau goal line. Team travel from Princeton to New Haven took seven and a half hours with 51 aboard.
Princeton Boys Retired Early Dream of Today’s Struggle
New Haven reports Princeton boys retired early to dream of the great struggle of today. The notes indicate a focus on preparation and resolve as the season advances, with emphasis on discipline and strategic mindset shaping the outlook for upcoming competitions.
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Princeton
Yale Ready For Tomorrow's Big Game Against Rival Nassau
Yale players finished a short field session and dinner, then rested after a late-night briefing. Coach Fitzpatrick kept the squad separated from fans, while the second team struggled to match the varsity, even as Dudley, Benjamin, and McBride showed flashes amid snow and fatigue.
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Varsity
Dudley
Benjamin
McBride
Princeton
Princeton YaleFootball Fight Songs on Tune and Pride
A historical chant compilation previews Princeton rooters singing against Yale with songs to Couchee-Couchee She May Have Seen Better Days and A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight. It notes references to Old Nassau Prycetom and coach-led rallying cries during tomorrow's gridiron clash.
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Princeton Rooters
Nassau
Old
Yale
Tigers
New Haven
Montevideo Turmoil As Interior Minister Shot At Session
In Montevideo the Chamber of Deputies sessions create panic after reports that Dr Miguel Herrera y Obes interior and justice minister was shot. Obes attacked Senor Cuestas who presided after the assassination of Senor J Idiarte Borda on Aug 25. Obes demanded President ad interim's resignation amid dispute over succession.
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Obes
Senor Cuestas
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Arredondo
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Senor
Eduardo M’eachen
Free Thinkers Converge for Third Day of Congress
The twenty first annual meeting of the American Secular Union and Free Thought Federation opened at Hardman Hall in New York. Thaddeus B. Wakeman chaired the opening session on November 19 and paid tribute to Samuel P. Putnam, the late president who died by accidental asphyxiation in Boston last year.
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American Secular Union and Free Thought Federation
Free Thinkers’ Congress
Hardman Hall
Nineteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Thaddeus B. Wakeman
Samuel P. Putnam
Boston
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
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Charles E, Colbert
John
Crowley
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Esquire
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Register
Annie Woods
Ann Woods
Charles E. Colbert
Loston
Bronze Columbus Statue Cast for New Congregational Library
The bronze statue of Columbus by Paul W. Bartlett has been cast by Henry Bonnard Bronze Company in New York. Private exhibition praised the piece for its surface detail and color. Bartlett released a plaster cast from Paris for permanent processing. Also mentioned is George Gray Barnard's Pan and a note on Macmonnies sending a Bacchante replica to the Luxembourg gallery.
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New Congregational Library
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Mrs. Sternaman Found Guilty of Husband Murder in Arsenic Case
In Cayuga Ontario on November 19 Mrs Olive Adele Sternaman was convicted of murdering her husband George Sternaman. He died August 18 1896 after a paralysis diagnosis. exhumation found arsenic in body and about $2000 in life insurance led to her arrest. Trial and verdict followed, with a jailyard hanging set for January 20.
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Cayuga, Ont
Olive Adele Sternaman
Ezra Chipman
Sternaman
John Murray
Ontario
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