Harvard Scrimmage Reveals First Eleven Lineup
Harvard field drama centers on Sugden and Roberts clashing during a mock kickoff. Bert Waters’ speech sparks a buzz while the first and second squads test form, with Kendall and Kernan shining as Gierasch and Hersey battle hard. Howe and Lawrence join the promising third line as Sawin shows quick impact against the dummy.
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Howe
Andover
Scotty MacMasters
Scotty
Harvard
Lewis
Rainsford
Kernan
Kendall
Sherlock
Daly
Gierasch and
Hersey
Tigers
Yale Varsity Football Drills Four Elevens In Scrimmage
Warm weather fails to slow Yale practice as Coach McBride splits squad into four elevens for two twenty minute scrimmages. Varsity scores a early touchdown while Lee injures a shoulder. Sheldon absent while preparing for Shelf. Sharpe Hale and Hyde practice drop kicks and punts on the gridiron.
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New Haven
Conn
McBride
Yale
Lee
Sharpe
Hale
Hyde
Richard Sheldon
Coy
Brillman
Brown
Holt
Football positions list from college teams
Right guard Hamlin, right tackle Kun Zig, right end Gould, quarterback Keane, left half Sharpe, right half Chadwick, fullback Hale. College players include left end Wallace, left tackle Francis, left guard Bayne, centre Richardson, right guard Gile, right tackle Bloomer, right end Dupee, quarterback Fincke, right half Adams, left half Fox, fullback Wilhelmi.
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Hamlin
Kunzig
Gould
Keane
Sharpe
Chadwick
Hale
College
Wallace
Francis
Bayne
Richardson
Gile
Bloomer
Dupee
Fincke
Adams
Fox
Wilhelmi
Columbia College Football Candidates Depart for New York
PRACTICE WAS BRIEF. Columbia College football candidates who did not leave last Saturday rode the afternoon express from Branford Point to New York. They will resume practice in New York when college opens Thursday morning. Coach G Foster Sanford reported assurances from several players including Plage and Stanley. Lamb will return tomorrow and Coe from Princeton Preparatory School has applied to Tufts. Last season's backs are in good shape and a strong line is expected for West Point and Yale games. Coach Hopkins demonstrated new plays in gym with a blackboard, a first for Tufts.
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Sugden
Roberts
Brahma Roosters
Lewis
Howe
Lawrence
Carroll
Lee
Campbell
Ellis
Eaton
Ceitizen
Sawin
Stillman
Riggs
Hawkins
Hallowell
New Haven
Conn
Columbia College
Branford Point
New York
Columbia
G. Foster Sanford
Plage
Stanley
Amherst
Lamb
Coe
Princeton Preparatory School
Tufts
West Point
Yale
Hopkins
Yale players brother to coach Rochester team
Louis Hinkey, brother of Trank and Yale teammate, has been chosen to coach Rochester University. At Pennsylvania, blanks were given to all freshmen asking for age and weight to recruit candidates.
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Louis Hinkey
Trank
Yale
Rochester University
Pennsylvania
Prospect of Eleven Return Sparks Columba Team Hope
Sanford expresses optimism for the eleven as Captain Simons improves with treatment and eyeing a return to play next week. The prospect of rejoining the squad bolsters Columbia’s chances as the team prepares for upcoming competition.
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Columbia
Sanford
Simons
Coach Woodruff Doubts Swelled Head and Stand Players
The note mentions Independent Associates of City Point seeking 120 pound team games with half expenses. It cites FE. Il. Mayo Boston box 2306 and discusses football baseball and track season plans. Coach Woodruff of Pennsylvania cautions that a grand stand player can be a bigger drawback than a physical injury among prominent men.
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City Point
FE. Il
Mayo
Boston
Woodruff
Pennsylvania
College teams seek games and weigh-in plans for next season
News items from Cambridge and Somerville report colleges eyeing next season with optimistic rosters. Harvard remains strong. Cornell aspires to Big Five status. local clubs seek 120 to 150 pound teams for scrimmages. Addresses listed for arranging matches. Locke joins Bowdoin as coach.
Wedded in Milford at Congregational Church
One of Milford’s notable weddings took place at the Congregational Church with George W. Ellis of Clark Ellis & Sons marrying Miss Nellie Birch daughter of ex Selectman George F. Birch. Rev F E Enrich officiated before about 300 guests including Milford and Hopedale society leaders. The bride wore ivory satin with chiffon.
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Milford
Congregational Church
George W. Ellis
Clark Ellis & Sons
Nellie Birch
George F. Birch
F. FE. Enrich
South Framingham
Hopedale
Blanche Gardner
Edith C. Wires
Frances B. Austin
Mary French Ellis
Lillian Walker
Harold K. Bullard
Ee. S. Litley
Joseph Bancroft, Jr
John H. Birch
Alexander Holway
Fuller and Sweet Wed in Cambridge Parlor Ceremony
Miss Mary Fuller daughter of Robert O Fuller of Cambridge married Edward F Sweet of New York last evening. Rev Dr Henry Applegarth of First Baptist Church conducted the ceremony in the bride's home parlors at 125 Prospect street. Sisters Anne and Helen Fuller served as bridesmaids with Charles Fuller as best man. Ushers included Charles Iuller, Charles Sweet of Auburndale, Henry C Fuller of Salem and Solon S Hastings of Cambridge.
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Mary &. Fuller
Robert O. Fuller
Cambridge
Edward F. Sweet
New York
Henry ©. Applegarth
First Baptist Church
Prospect Street
Anne
Helen Fuller
Charles Fuller
Charles Iuller
Charles Sweet
Auburndale
Henry C. Fuller
Salem
Solon
Hastings
Five Pieces Parlor Suit Wholesale Price Notice
Five pieces priced wholesale at 80.00 200.00 and 250.00 with delivery free of transport charges at any railway station in New England. The notice lists per unit pricing and terms for direct shipment to customers in the New England region.
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New England
Funeral services for Frederick W Day East Boston Alderman
Funeral services for Frederick W Day East Boston Alderman will be held tomorrow at 2 30 P M at his parents home 61 Monmouth Street following his sudden illness that left him unconscious after five weeks of decline He was born in East Boston 35 years ago and lived in Ward 1 all his life A ward committee chairmen meeting is called for noon today at the Democratic city committee to act on his death
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Frederick W. Day
East Boston
Saratoga Street
Monmouth Street
Alderman Day
Mast Boston
Ward 1
Mar
Democratic City Committee
America
Agg
Cvill
Cuba
Spain
Bryan
Republic
Congress
East Boston leader J. F. Day's political rise noted
An East Boston figure, J F Day, entered business with his father and rose from Democratic ward chair to overseer of the poor appointee by Mayor Quincy in 1893. He then served on the Board of Aldermen from 1899, with continued re election prospects, and his name was floated for higher office.
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East
Boston
Gleason Runs Again for House Seat in Ward 14
David J. Gleason of Ward 14 seeks another term in the House saying his two years of service opposed corporations and favored the people. He resumes his campaign with emphasis on local representation and business concerns.
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David J. Gleason
Dainty Food Helps Lady Rebuild Health with Grape Nuts
A Cincinnati woman recounts that switching to Postum and Grape Nuts improved her nerves and suffering from fainting spells. She credits the diet with restoring her appetite, lifting sinking spells, restoring color, and regaining weight over a year.
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Alice Hendricks
Fourth and
Race Streets
Cincinnati
Why I Support Bryan The Itinerate Club Session Summary
A forty-member Methodist group convened at United States Hotel forenoon to discuss the 1890s political battle. Papers by R K E Bisbee Pepperell C A Crane East Boston and Rev G A Crawford Navy chaplain argued for Bryan Woolley and McKinley respectively.
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United States
R. K E. Bisbee
Pepperell
Bryan
C. A. Crane
East Boston
Woolley
G .A. Crawford
United States Navy
McKinley
Marcus Alonzo Hanna
Republican National Committee
General Palmer Dead in Springfield Illinois
General J M Palmer ex United States Senator died at his residence in Springfield at 8 am He was born September 13 1817 at Eagle Creek Kentucky and moved to Illinois in 1832 His early politics included a seat at the Illinois constitutional convention in 1847 and service in the State Senate through 1854 He attended the national Republican convention in Philadelphia
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Springfield
Ill
J. M. Palmer
Palmer
Eagle Creek
Illinois
State Senate
Philae
General Palmer Life and Political Rise through War and Senate
A compact obituary noting Palmer's early political roles in Illinois, his Civil War service from colonel to major general, the Kentucky military administration, governor and senator terms, party shifts from Republican to Democrat, and his 1896 Gold Democratic presidential nomination followed by opposition to Bryan and McKinley. He was admired for vitality and steadfast Americanism.
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Illinois
United States
Democrats
Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Bryan
McKinley
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