Nebraska Central College Votes to Eliminate Football
Nebraska Central College students vote unanimously to drop football from college athletics. They cite health risks and menace to players from foul play and excessive aggression as reasons, arguing intercollegiate wins have driven semi professionalism and compromised manhood.
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Omaha, Neb
Nebraska Central College
Shevlin Trophy Mystery Behind Yale Garter Run
Miss Catherine Vincent niece of Fire Commissioner and Sheriff-elect Nicholas Hayes revealed she dashed onto the Princeton Yale gridiron last Saturday to fetch a garter dropped by Captain Shevlin of Yale. The souvenir hangs in her New York room as friends laugh at the stunt.
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New York
Navy
Catherine Vincent
Nicholas Hayes
Yale
New Haven
Vincent
Shevlin
Miss Vincent
Bancroft Spire for Worcester City Park Bequest
Worcester on November 23 reports that the Bancroft tower and adjacent land, once developed as a private park by Hon. Stephen Salisbury, will join the Worcester Art Museum bequest. Trustees may decide to transfer the tower and park to the city with a formal announcement forthcoming.
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Worcester
Bancroft Tower
Stephen Salisbury
Salisbury
Worcester Art Museum
Swanson loses entry port status. St Albans becomes hub
The Treasury ordered Swanson to cede port of entry duties to St. Albans Vermont. All customs staff move to St. Albans to handle traffic as the Canada Atlantic line shifts to Grand Trunk with St. Albans as Ottawa division southern terminal.
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Albans
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Swanson
United States
St. Albans
Swanton
Canada-Atlantic Railroad
Grand Trunk Railroad
Ottawa
Two Players Disqualified From Diamond By Commission
Cincinnati, Nov. 28. The National Baseball Commission ruled St Paul manager First Baseman Kelly must move to the St Louis Americans. Graham, who took advance money from the New York Nationals after being drafted by Boston, is ineligible until repayment. Infielder Owens and outfielder Heyden were banned for breaking contracts.
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Cincinnati
Kelly
St. Paul American Association
St. Louis Americans
National Baseball Commission
Graham
Boston Americans
New York Nationals
Owens
Heyden
Rumor Theodore Roosevelt Jr Leaves Harvard
Rumor spread at Harvard that Theodore Roosevelt Jr has quit college due to injuries from the Harvard freshman game last Saturday and is under medical care. Groton School friends doubted the report though noted he had not attended his club eating table recently.
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Harvard
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Claverly Hall
Groton School
Roosevelt
Theodore, Jr
Walcott fined ten dollars for assault in pool room
Joe Walcott the colored pugilist who runs a pool room at 212 Cambridge street was fined ten dollars yesterday by Judge Sullivan for assaulting Harry Addison a colored youth who worked there until recently Walcott paid the fine while wearing a light overcoat and carrying a silver headed cane.
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Joe Walcott
Cambridge Street
Sullivan
Harry Addison
Walcott
Brookline Police Probe Suspected School Fires
Brookline police conduct a thorough inquiry into incendiary fires at St. Mary of the Assumption parochial school. Authorities believe boys started the blazes, but the youths’ clean records have slowed decisive action.
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Brookline
St. Mary of the Assumption
Harvard Juniors Elect President In Close Contest
I. D. White, former halfback on the freshman football team and a member of the varsity second eleven, defeated Bill Keeling for president of the Harvard junior class. H. Foster Jr. was elected vice-president and G. A. Leland Jr. became secretary for the 1907 term.
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Harvard
I. D. White
Bill Keeling
H. Foster, Jr
G. A. Leland, Jr
Somerville Aldermen Pass Expressions of Sympathy
The Somerville Board of Aldermen approved expressions of sympathy at its meeting last night. The resolution honored the He brews community for its contributions and requested best wishes for those affected.
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Somerville Board of Aldermen
Dewey Geis Statistics in Ward 21 Primary Campaign
Executive Clerk Winfield Smith delivered a report detailing Ward 21 primary precinct officers ballot counts and registered voters along with returns times. Judge Dewey's campaign work centered at his Court street headquarters as Secretary Joseph Lundy explained points of interest amid a quirky day including Moody Boynton and a ladder incident at the Dewey law office.
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Winfield Smith
Election Commissioners
Judge Dewey
Board of Police
Joseph Lundy
Dewey
Court Street
Moody Boynton
Napoleon
Dewey Law Office
Lundy
Joe
What Fitzgerald Will Do If Elected
The piece asserts that John F. Fitzgerald has not announced any plans or appointees for a new city government. It notes that the street superintendent may seek nonreappointment, Wire Commissioner Kennedy is concerned about ward residents, and that City Collector McDonald, City Treasurer Crocker, and City Auditor Mitchell are expected to be replaced. All other guesses are speculation.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
P. J. Kennedy
Mcdonald
Crocker
Mitchell
Dewey CO
State Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Emily SS. Dyke
Boston
George D. Dyke
Boston Post
John W. McKim, Esquire
Ege
Elijah George
Register
No Trace of Kelly Navy Yard Fugitive
No trace has been got of Frank Kelly who escaped from the naval prison at Charlestown. Officials suspect a outside confederate and believe he fled toward Connecticut where he is likely to be found. He was serving an eight year sentence and had nearly three years completed.
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Frank Kelly
Naval
Charlestown
Kelly
Connecticut
Believes in Labor Unions at Boston and Maine Meeting
C E Lee assistant general manager states support for strong unions at a meeting of the general board of adjustment and arbitration. More than 400 railroad workers attended in Engineers Hall as delegates from multiple towns heard remarks from company and union officials.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
C. E. Lee
Boston & Maine Railroad System
General Board of Adjustment and Arbitration
Brotherhood of Railroad Flight
Boston & Maine Road
Engineers’ Hall
Canal Street
P. J. Coyle
Nashua
Newport
Mechanicaville
N. Y
Salem
Lynn
Fitchburg
Clinton
Hudson
Chelsea
Lawrence
Marblehead
Boston
The
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H. C. Robinson
Southern
H. C. Taft
Lowell
Harry White
G. H. Thorburn
C. A. Chandler
C. A. Haseltine
John Mulcahy
Labor Unions Plot Actions Amid City Workday Strikes
Carpenters' District Council plans 9 to 8 hour day efforts at Charlestown navy yard with congressional help. Boston union meetings step up as 80 Telephone Workers prepare gatherings at Arcade Hall. Readville car workers plan a smoke talk and new Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen lodge formation. Various unions report national job requests while protests mount over Russia's conduct and Jewish massacres. The Marble Workers Helpers back Fred Kneeland for Alderman as other union events schedule December activities.
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Carpenters’ District Council
Hanover Street
Charlestown Navy Yard
Union 80
Arcade Hall
Park Square
John T. Cashman
Building Trades Council
Boston Machinists
Boston
Wells Memorial Building
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Explosion injures twelve workers in Manhattan blast
Nov 23 report says dynamite explosion 70 feet underground on Forty second Street between Lexington and Third Avenues injures twelve men with two feared dead.
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New York
Forty-second Street
Lexington
Third Avenues
Grass fire destroys Beachmont stable
A grass fire burned the stable of Michael Rogan at Ocean Avenue and Leverett Street Beachmont last night. The blaze drew a large crowd and caused 500 dollars in losses.
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Michael Rogan
Ocean Avenue
Leverett Street
Beachmont
Ex-Chief Halts Looting at Pines River Club
Ex Chief Milton Ray of Revere confronted three boys looting the Pines River Boat Club house yesterday. He escorted them to the Saugus police station where they were held on larceny charges.
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Milton Ray
Revere
Pines River Boat Club
Saugus
Waterfront Freight and Passenger Movements Amid Busy Port
Fresh fish landings at the water front totaled 604 900 pounds with haddock 285 100 and cod 92 100 while hake pollock and cask added others. Vessels included Manomet and Flavilla carrying haddock and cask. White Star Line Romani c due next week from Genoa Naples. Jamaica rate war lowers fares. United Fruit cuts to 25 single and 45 round trip. Leyland liner Bohemian to sail. Cobb Butler plans a four masted coal schooner with 2000 ton capacity and 500 horsepower motor. Oakmore arrives Hoosac docks with cargo as heavy seas damage decks.
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Haddock
Cobb, Butler & Co
Rockland
New England
Johnson
Oakmore
R. B. Murdoch
Hoosac
Charlestown
Baltimore
Shipping News Minute Almanac Reflects Port Movements
The report lists arrival and clearance traffic with numerous steamers and schooners along the Atlantic coast. Vessels from Antwerp to Gloucester and New Bedford traverse distances via Portland, Norfolk, and Halifax routes.
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Murdock
Antwerp
Boston
Mackenzie
Yarmouth
Chippewa
Macbeth
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
Dingley
Dennison
Portland
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
City of Gloucester
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Gloucester
Ontario
Nickerson
Baltimore
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Seaboard
Holmes
New York
H. M. Whitney
Howe
Mystic
Abbott
Louisburg
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Bay State
Newport News
Britannic
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Port Johnson
Joshua Lovett
Baker
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Flora and
Rondout
Weehawken
Cheektowaga
Farnham
Perth Amboy
Banter
Buffet
Hardy
Mt. Stewart
Bessie
Adams
Barton
N. 8
G. M. Cochrane
Christopher
Hillsboro
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Victoria
Conrad
Merigonish
N. S
Allen Greene
Rogers
Carteret
N. J
Silver Heels
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Raritan River
Chelston
Puerto Cortez
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Philadelphia
James S. Whitney
Chatham
Charles I
Mayer
Allyn's Point
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Vera
Tuys
John G. Chandler
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Paoli
Boyd
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Mahanoy
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Henry Clay
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Bluster
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Stillman
Kelly
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Cuba
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Fernandina
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Musquash
Three Bells
Georgetown
Harvard Yale football game extra trains announced
Boston and Albany will run extra trains from South Station to Allston at 12 32 p m 12 50 p m 1 06 p m 1 14 p m and from Trinity Place at 1 04 p m returning after the game.
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Harvard
YALE
Boston & Albany Railroad
South Station
Allston
Trinity Place
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Rattery Wharf
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Frank Jones
Van’s
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Anti-Imperialist League
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Houghton & Dutton
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Arlington Ave
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Huntington Ave
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Union Park
Hallet & Davis Piano Company
E. E. Kelley
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Mars
Short Acre
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Orleans
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M. E
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Boston Plumbing and Trade School
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Robins & CO
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Soston
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Hanover
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Lever Bros. CO
Sunlight and Welcome Soap
Collins
Ton St
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Roomell
HALL
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