Football season opening across Eastern centers in revised code era
Eastern football centers approach first games as the revised code reshapes play. Yale opens Wednesday with fresh material learned by Arthur Howe, while Princeton Harvard and others prepare for early showdowns. Carlisle meets Dickinson as programs begin staggered debuts with new formations and strategies.
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Giants Aim to Clinch Pennant Before World Series
New York Giants hold a four game lead in the National League with a sweep of Pittsburgh looming. A Giants win today and tomorrow, along with Chicago’s losses to Philadelphia, could seal the pennant before the National Commission meets in New York. The deadline would give McGraw a brief rest before the World Series while the White Sox prepare with a two week lead.
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Baseball rumors swirl around Crawford to minor league manager post
Rumor spreads that Sam Crawford of the Detroit Tigers might manage a minor league team next season. Separate notes mention Harrisburg birthplace Walter Joblin BOR and Chicago reports that the White Sox will shift spring training from Texas to Paso Robles California. Cy Morgan, ex Athletics pitcher, sent to Kansas City by Connie Mack, may join the Washington Senators next season, per Griffith.
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Results Yesterday National League and American League
Rain postponed all gates as results from yesterday’s National League and American League games emerged. In the NL St Louis beat Chicago 6 to 8 before darkness called play. Detroit and St Louis also posted scores while several games were postponed by rain. Stank O Day denies rumors he will umpire next year, and players forecast a seven game World Series.
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Football talent moves between colleges and propping up teams
The article notes Vale's seven players and 243 coaches as a humorous count while East and southern universities recruit from smaller colleges. It mentions field size changes and Harvey Sconce planning to enter the Agricultural College at Champaign to join football, aiming to return after a long farming career. Harvard fields about sixty members with new recruits Douglas Lawson Lingard and Callendar, highlighting Lawson as a good end and weighing about 180.
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Tivoli Rathskeller Chili and Dutch Lamelves Ad
An old advertisement for Tivoli Rathskeller at 16th Street and Carey Avenue promotes Genuine Mexican Chili and Dutch Lamelves.
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Apache Fierce Leader Geronimo in History
A historical reflection on Geronimo and the Apache wars. The piece weighs both terror and courage, detailing raids and massacres as well as endurance and strategic skill. It notes the U.S. Army campaign against Geronimo’s band, ending with surrender after famine and fatigue.
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Reindeer Queen of Alaska Mary Arsarlook Andrewak
Mary Arsarlook Andrewak, known as Queen Mary, is lauded as the Reindeer Queen of Alaska. She manages a herd of 1903 deer near Nome, trains apprentices, and interprets across several languages while caring for many orphaned children.
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German Village Transplanted In Intereming Ceremony
Princes Frederick led a foundation ceremony at New Berich in the principality of Weldeak-Pyrinomt for a Gothic chapel linked to the Old Berich village. The Edder River Dam plan will flood twenty square miles and 150 feet deep, forcing 200 year old Old Berich residents to relocate to New Perth thirty miles away.
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Grant's Son Joins Wilson Campaign Finance Committee
Jesse R. Grant, son of President Grant, was named to the Finance Committee of the New York Democratic State Committee. He pledged strong support for Governor Wilson and predicted Wilson would secure a record Democratic victory, drawing independents and weakening old-line Republicans.
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Governor Wilson and Rain Round the Nation
The speaker argues Governor Wilson’s national profile grows with daily rainfall weather and asserts public familiarity with him. The writer questions the Republic party’s fate post election and believes it will not be swallowed by Roosevelt supporters.
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Hairdressing and salon contact listing
Shampooing and Manlourtne at tetis Hairdressing and Halrwort Clara A Ligier 411 West 19th phones 817 field details appear from a damaged OCR listing.
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Asks Board for Cats in Chicago Court Case
Mrs Margaret Tooke left a cat with Charles A Miner. Miner sought 14 aftercare dollars for 18 kittens, prompting a court action. Fur lined bathing outfits appear among fashionable New York summer bathers.
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