Harvard Mens First Line Up Coaches Watch Punting and Tackling
Harvard football candidates shown in two-a-day practice with emphasis on breaking through and blocking kicks. Swain dominates Eaton in tackling drills while Hallowell and Sawin excel in punting. A large coaching group led by Haughton and Dibblee observes the session amid heat and fast, fierce work.
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Harvard
Swain
Eaton
Mier
Hallowell
Sawin
Daly
B. Kendall
Kendall
Warren
Bilis
Parker
Campbell
Ristine
Motley
Bernie Trafford
Charlie Brewer
Bob Emmons
Edgar Wrightington
Rodgers
William Lloyd Garrison
Percy Haughton
Kickers
Dibblee
Haughton
Lne
Putterfield
Boal
Green
Sargent
Fuller
Lawrence
Cooper
Lew's
Rainsford
Kasson
Trainor
Lee
L. Motley
Lawin
Yale Football Practice Shows Varied Work and New Prospects
Yale's spring practice in New Haven featured extended drills led by Captain McBride with James Ouis Rogers present as potential head coach. Key highlights included tackling machine work, quick-start drills, and strong performances by Richards and Gould in tackling, plus solid ball handling by Keifer and Raymond.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
McBride
James Ouis Rogers
Rodgers
Robinson
Billy
Acksr
Rpe
A Jr
Fumbies
Nctice
Richards
Gould
Keifer
Raymond
Bull
Mission Church A Forges Heady Football Eleven
Football notes report The Mission Church A. has organized an intermediate eleven averaging 123 pounds. The team aims to challenge all local squads, including St. Joseph A. A. and other nearby clubs.
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Mission Church A
St. Joseph
Parkhurst on Dreyfus and American Imperialism Stance
The Rev Dr Parkhurst returns from vacation with a new beard style and criticizes France over the Dreyfus case. He blames militarism anti Semitism and anti Catholicism for France's decline and says the army is corrupt. He questions American war aims and warns of losing European standing amid calls for expansion.
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New York
Parkhurst
Hugh Grant
Dreyfus
France
French Republic
Frange
Mable
America
Transvaal
Eagland
Kruger
Chamberlain
Art Alco Wins at Readville in 2:10 Pace and 2:14 Trots
Report from Readville recalls a stormy racing day with two heats in the 2:14 trot. Art Alco won the 2:10 pace in straight heats while Roan Wilkes dominated the trotting fields, and Frank Bogash withdrew after harness breakage. Races scheduled for today include a 2:30 trot and 2:08 pace.
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Readville Yefereny
Roan Wilkes
Rubinstein
Frank Bogash
Little Dick
L. H. Chase
Art Alco
Flirt
Joe Pilot
Norvin G
Ase
Ch. m
Young Fullerton
Mary G
Norwood Chief
Shillinglaw
Harry Plumber
Pope
Nibbs
B. G
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Boyce
Bessie Owens
Aberdeen
Arthur
Glory
Sir Walter, Jr
Gatecomb
Much Ado
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Kennedy
B. S
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Newburger
Jay Bird
Thompson
Cee
Ro. S
Tennessee Wilkes-Saluda
Cooper’s Jug
Frank Rogash
Br. S
Atlantic King
Payne
Blanalco
Rose Wilkes
Brennan
Armont
Remick
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Br. G
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Bowen
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O'Neil
Sclavonic
Gr. G
King Wilkes Toroot
Wea
Ews
Ces
Alice Barnes
Sidone
Chelton
Ki'born
Les Con Withers
J. Golden
Frank Creamer
Doctor
Lorna
Br. m
Tom Teary
Dore
Temple Wilkes
Galvin
King Malcolm
Gloucester athletic club seeks strong local football teams
Address Thomas Kennedy Roxbury 117 mile street and M. J. Cunningham Allen street invite teams for fall football. St Josephs A A and Gloucester clubs seek players around 115 pounds while Barnard Princeton and Ithacans are noted. King Kelly seen with backfield poaching. Worcester Tech projects a light fall team. Horace Partridge & Co. publish a neat football catalogue free on request.
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Thomas Kennedy
Mile Street
Roxbury
Eagle A. A
St. Joseph’s A. A
M. J. Cunningham
Allen Street
Gloucester Athletic Club
M. Foley
Gloucester
Mass
Barnard
Princeton
Cornell
Jack Moakley King
Ithacans
King” Kelly
Worcester Tech
Horace Partridge & Co
New York Set to Be World’s Largest Seaport on Record
The 1898 navigation data show New York tonnage rising to 15 343 942 net tons, surpassing London’s 15 797 659 net tons in foreign trade. Vessels such as Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and Galileo boosted traffic while grain shipments sailed to Liverpool Hull and Glasgow. A wrecked barge Caravan blocks Chesapeake Bay as wrecks clutter the coast, threatening navigation.
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London
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Oceanie
Sadie
Armenian
Liverpool
Hibernian
Glasgow
Galileo
Hull
Chesapeake Bay
Augustus Palmer
Launch of Cunard Ocean Liner Ivernia Delights Tyne Crowds
In front of 20 000 onlookers the 0 foot Dee and freight steam er Ivernia was launched on the River Tyne. Countess of Ravensworth christened the vessel built for Cunard’s Boston Liverpool service. Saxonia will follow and two more ships are rumored for New York routes. Captain Doane of tug Leader returns from Harwich and resumes command.
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Tyne
Countess of Ravensworth
Cunardee Company
New York
Oceanic
W. 8. Doane
Tug Leader
Harwich
Cape Cod
Mate Smith
Haddock
Union Towboat Company
Messrs. Haley and
Appeton
Hiad Butx
Boxer
Teaser
Atlantic Works
Boston
Forth
Richard F. Keough
Restler
Hercules, &Amson
Philadelphia
Argus
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Dominion Atlantig Way
Annapolis Vallly
Europe
Blue Cross
Harrier
Galveston
Phanix
Ultimore
Liscomb
Sapphire
Canal
Boston Flats
Southampton
Eng
Anning
Blake
Shell
Altonia
H. M. Whitney
James Wolpier
Oleg Las
Tate
William Woolley
Powhatan
Accident Injures Mrs Corrigan in East Boston Ferry
Mrs John J Corrigan of 117 Webster Street Boston was in an accident at the East Boston side of the north ferry yesterday at 6 30 p m. She sprained her ankle and will be confined to home for several weeks after medical care.
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John J. Corrigan
Webster Street
Boston
East Boston
North Ferry
Hallock Medical Institute
Court Street
Mass
Dr. Hallock
Court St
Republican rally called by Crane and Bates club
Officers of the Crane and Bates club request all Republican annored voters to attend a rally Monday evening at Commercial Hall 634 Washington Street. Speaker John L Bates and others will address the meeting.
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Crane and Bates Club
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
John L. Bates
Fire prevented at 235 Freeport Street prejudice
A fire at 235 Freeport Street, a wooden two and a half story house owned by Mrs. Julia Daley, was quickly checked by Richard Lloyd who, testing his portable extinguisher, saw smoke and reached the scene before the fire department arrived. The blaze began from a chimney spark and could have spread through a lumber district. Fire Commissioner Assell deems the incident a case for better small-town fire protection equipment.
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Freeport Street
R. Richard Lloyd
Julia Daley
Lloyd
Assell
New Pastor Herbert Johnson Addresses Warren Avenue Church
At the Warren Avenue Baptist Church Friday evening the Rev. Herbert Johnson of Pittsfield met the congregation for the first time. He outlined plans to preach hermings Anat draw crowds and attract theatre-goers and young people, even if he had to preach on the Dewey parade. He offered to pay $25 yearly for newspaper advertising if his salary is paid promptly and urged posters and placards in conspicuous places.
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Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Herbert §. Johnson
Pittsfield
Dewey
Johnson
Neurological Decline Linked to Neglected Care
Fragmented note describes brain base symptoms and nerve impairment with memory issues and back pain. Mentions tablets, tests, and postponed age-related assessment. Sources include unclear references to Cleveland and Washington with scattered financial or medical terms.
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Bnee
Iran
Wbington Ms
Blbing Puarsact
Germans for Bates Hold Ward 7 Meeting
German Republican voters in Ward 7 met at their headquarters and chose Ernest C. Wagner as resident and Victor Brusendorf as secretary. They endorsed John L. Bates and planned to attend the Republican rally at Commercial Hall, 64 Washington Street, on Monday night after the September 26 caucus.
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Ward 7
Ernest C. Wagner
Victor Brusendorf
John L. Bates
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
Boston & Albany Excursion To New York Date Set
Oct 8 is the date for the Boston and Albany excursion to New York via Albany and Hudson River, returning via Fall River line. Fare listed at five dollars.
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Boston & Albany
New York
Albany
Hudson River
Dominion
Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
Fitchburg R. Ri
Easland
Canada
Kreight
Col James F Dwight Dies After Prolonged Illness
Stockbridge report of Col James F Dwight a New York City lawyer dying in Stockbridge after more than a year of illness. He was 70, son of the late Col Jenry W Dwight former congressman from western Massachusetts, and a Civil War veteran and graduate of private schooling.
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Stockbridge
James F. Dwight
New York City
Dwight
Jenry W. Dwight
Congress
Massachusetts
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Warren Ave
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Warren & CO
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Wire
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Adimx
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South End
Broadway
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Chardon St
J. Nelson
Harrison Ave
Corner
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Harrison ‘Ave
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City of Boston
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Raijlroad Bridge
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Forest Hills
John M. Minton
Tremont Building
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Mortangee
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Edward A. Bradley
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