Open Grid Season and Packed Football Schedule
The article outlines the college football season opening and a dense schedule with Harvard facing Pennsylvania on Nov 38, and a Harvard Yale game at New Haven three weeks after, detailing numerous early games and venues through December across major colleges including Yale Princeton Penn State Dickinson Brown and others.
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Franklin and Marshall
Philadelphia
Yale
Amherst
New Haven
Princeton
Stevens
Columbia
Rutgers
New Ll Brunswick
Cornell
Rochester University
Ithaca
Tufts
New Iieven
Lehigh
Haverford
Bucknell
Wesleyan
New York
Brown
Holy Cross
Providence
Indians
Gettysburg
Carlsle
West Point
Penn State
Lafayette
Susquehanna
Easton
Swarthmore
Dickinson
Trinity
Cambridge
Bates
Philadelhia
Pentumbia
Willams
Brown Va. M. I. T
Cabridge
Hartmouth
Newton
Mann
Annapolis
Brown atPhiladelphia
Washington and Jefferson
Syracuse University
Pennsylvania State College
Boston College
Boston
Ilarvarda
New Maven
Union College
University of Chicago
Chicago
Carlisle
Lancaster
St. John’s
Baltimore Medical College
Baltimore
Dartmouth
Hanover
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Poston
Syracuse
Bowdoin
L’hiladelphia
Correll
University of Michigan
University of Illinois At Chicago
Duquesne A. C
Duquesne A. C.atcPittebure, Lafayette Vs. Syracuse University
Williams
Chicago University
University of Iowa
Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Williamsport
Penn
South Bethlehem
Boston University
Georgetown
Washington
Schenectady
University of Buffalo
Buffalo
Oberlin
Northwestern
Detroit
Penn State College
Consylvanus
Hamilton
Lehieh
Heaverford
Diekinen
Wranklin
Marshall
Swearthgrape University
University of Maryland
Finston
State College
Jefferson Medical
Northwestern University
College Hill
N. H
Ithana
Ohio State University
Ann Arbor
Pucknell
Wesheyan
Middletown
University of Wisconsin
University of Illinois At Madison
Wits
University of Buffalo At
Point of Pines Harvest Festival Opens at Revere Fair
A sunny opening brings a good crowd to the Revere Agricultural Fair. Today begins the attractions proper with racing on the beach tomorrow and various horse events throughout the week. Balloon ascensions are planned, and Saturday features baseball games between the Revere Rubber Company and Forbes Lithograph, and the Berkeleys versus the Beachmonts. The Lynn Cadet Band will perform all week as the Pines host a week of outdoor attractions.
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Revere
Revere Rubber Company
Forbes Lithograph Company
Berkeleys
Beachmonts
Lynn Cadet
Pines
Bay Star Sets Grand Circuit Mark at Empire City Track
New York opening day of the Empire City Grand Circuit meet drew 3000 spectators to a fine card. Bay Star won the 2:12 trot in 2:08, lowering his record from 2:11 1/4. Lord Derby captured the 2:30 pacing with The Private and Rana disputing, finishing a length apart.
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New York
Empire City
Ten
Bay Star
Lord Derby
Grattan Bay
Rana
B. m
Kentucky Star
Kinney
Big ‘Timber
Perren
Nell Gwynne
Gr. m
Bre
Hesperris
B. H
Jamieson
Georgianna
Br. m
Noble
Evas
B. G
McDonakd
Maggie Anderson
Dellinger
Mambrino King Uote
Grattan Boy
Coro
Lord Vincent
Splan
Sar Cayton
Cmehenry
Charley Herr
Kelly
Willam
Raina
Young
Anne N
Tommy Me
McCcarthy
Hildr
Barney King
Badr li
Py Jewens
Bo m
Argo
Blk
Tommy W
Oh, Gw
Ernat
Zembia
King Almost Perren
Be Cure
Admiral Watson Detached From Baltimore Command
Washington Sept 10 Rear Admiral J C C Watson lately in command of the naval forces on the Asiatic station is detached from the cruiser Baltimore and ordered to proceed to his home and wait orders.
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Washington
Navy Department
J. CC. Watson
Asiatic
Baltimore
Condemned milk bottles traced to re sale and junk shops
Deputy sealers Pitman and Sikora investigate resale of condemned milk bottles in Charlestown and Boston. About 2620 bottles traced to holders and some confiscated. Bottles marked C. D or small-condemned to indicate short measure. Junk shop owner B Andelman disclosed purchase of condemned bottles and a method to erase marks. His stock was confiscated and corroborated by his brother S Andelman.
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Pitman and
Sikora
B. Andelman
Austin Street
Charlestown
Andelman
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Boston
C. D
S. Andelman
MISSING BOY CHARLES HOAG FROM CHELSEA HOME
Charles M Hoag age 16 of 203 Poplar Street Chelsea disappeared Sunday noon after leaving home with a small sum of money. He is medium build tall for his age and was last seen wearing a blue serge suit knee pants blue cap black and white necktie mixed green checked shirt and double breasted vest. Parents fear foul play.
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Charles M. Hoag
Poplar Street
Chelsea
Young Hoag
Charles A. Hoag
City
Bey
Scenic Royal Blue line tour to Blue Ridge and cities
Personal guided trip along the Royal Blue line on Sept 28 includes Blue Ridge scenery Washington and Philadelphia options. All expenses listed at 82 dollars with stop-over privileges. Illustrated itinerary and battlefield map free upon applying to A J Simmons N E A 21 Washington street Boston.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Royal Blue Line
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Boston
Rockland Children Return to School Without Vaccination
Rockland’s 289 children excluded for vaccination return to public schools. majority unvaccinated, parents refuse to vaccinate. The move follows the Rockland Board of Health policy allowing only vaccinated applicants, aided by anti vaccination advocate Dr. William B. Sanders of Boston who argues vaccination is unsafe and cites past Massachusetts law changes.
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Rockland
Rockland Board of Health
Boston
William B. Sanders
Massachusetts Avenue
Sanders
Post
Haunted tavern no more in North Easton blaze on Kay road
The Shepard place on Kay road near North Easton burned to the ground yesterday likely from a defective chimney. Owned by Frederick Griffin and unoccupied at the time, the inn dated back to 17% and long served as a stop on the old Boston Taunton route.
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North Easton
Boston
Taunton
Washington
Lafayette
Population figures for several cities outside Massachusetts
Washington census data lists Council Bluffs Iowa at 22 802 down from 91 464 in 1890 Joliet Illinois at 30 720 rising from 23 264 in 18 Terre Haute Indiana 36 673 up from 30 217 South Bend Indiana 95 999 up from 21 819 in 1890
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Washington
Massachusetts
Council Bluffs
Joliet
Terre Haute
Ind
South Bend
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Henry C. Hardon
Shurtleff School
Purdy
John O. Norris
Charlestown High School
Charles J. Lincoln
Dorchester High School
Hardy
Robert E. Babson
English High School
Elmer Chickering
Francis A. Morse
Sherwin School
Ferdy
Maurice Putnam White
Lincoln School
East Boston
Alfred Bunker
Quincy School
CAS Cpe
Gilbert Stuart School
Co. Chickering
Edward She
Sotoah
Colgate
Carlisle Indians
Carisle
Philadel
Phia
Isinus
Colby
Minnesota
University of Virginia
Brunswick
Worcester Poly
Minnesota Vs. University
Illinois
Twee
New Brunswick
Neone
Reil
Hipans Chemical CO
Spruce At
Point OF Pines
Horsford
Genuine
Private
Admiral Watson
Charles Hoag
Battlefield OF
Board OF Health
William 8. Sanders
Dr. Sanders
LoRd’ CoLembée
Age
Lord Coleridge
Vne
Cook
Marry
Wilson
Tremont Row