Eastern football centers open season under revised code
American football progress and season kickoff approach as Yale and Cornell prepare to start within a week under new rules. Princeton Harvard Pennsylvania and Dartmouth follow with fresh lineups and formations while West Point and Annapolis postpone. Carlisle plays Dickenson as Yale, Cornell, and others schedule early matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yale
Cornell
Princeton
Harvard Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Jeex
Tigers
Poe
West Point
Annapolis
Weeleyap
Carlisle Indians
Lebanon Valley
Harvard
Marie
Stevens
Pennsylvanian
Pennsylvania College
Bates
Lafayette
Muhlenberg
Syracuse
Hobart
Holy Cross
Colgate
Carlisle
Dickinson
Giants Yet to Clinch Pennant in Busy Week
New York Giants lead the National League by four games as they host Pittsburgh for two games in a key series. A double Philadelphia win and Chicago loss could seal the pennant before a league meeting later this week. The Athletics have clinched the American pennant and face two weeks of rest before the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW York
National Baseball Commission
Thir City
New York Giants
Anirehem
Pittabure
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Giants
McGraw
Phoe
Howton Americans
New
Baseball Rumor Links Crawford to Minor League Manager Post
Rumor asserts Sam Crawford of the Detroit Tigers may manage a minor league team next season. Other notes claim Harrisburg birthplace Walter Joblin BOR and Chicago reports that the White Sox will hold spring training in Paso Robles California. Cy Morgan, ex Athletics pitcher now with Connie Mack, could join the Washington Senators next season per Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Crawford
Detroit Tigers
Texas
Chicago
White Sox
Lone Star State
Paso Robles
Cal
Cy" Morgan
Athletics
Kansas City
Connie” Mack
Washington Senators
Griffith
Morgan
Results Yesterday National and American League Baseball
Results from yesterday show rain causing postponements across both leagues. In the National League St Louis beat Chicago, Detroit defeated Cincinnati, and Wichita topped Denver 9 4 while other games were halted by rain. Cincinnati manager Stank O Day denies rumors of future umpiring duties. World Series chatter predicts an even matchup with a seventh game likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Day
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Hants
Football world notes small colleges feed major programs
The piece discusses players and coaches moving between smaller colleges and large universities in the East and South, plus rule changes cutting the field to 100 yards. It highlights Harvey Sconce of Illinois poised to join the Agricultural College at Champaign to try for the football team after a 12 year break, and Harvard’s squad growing with 60 members including new ends Douglas Lawson Lingard and quarterback Callendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Sconce
Huff
University of Illinois
Agricultural College
Champaign
Sidell
Ill
Sconce
Harvard
Douglas Lawson
Lingard
Callendar
Lawson
Tivoli Rathskeller Chili and Dutch Lamelves Ad
Local ad for the Tivoli Rathskeller at 16th Street and Carey Avenue promoting Genuine Mexican Chili and Dutch Lamelves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
16Th St
Carey Ave
Geronimo and the Apache War Leaders
An analysis of Geronimo and his Apache band highlights both brutal raids and steadfast endurance. The piece recalls a desert ranch conversation reacting to his conversion and notes the war department kept him away from Arizona. It credits major generals Crook Miles Wood Lawton and Chaffee and ends by defending the Apache as soldiers despite terror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenis
Arit
Colorado
Magma
Victoria
Gochie
Geronimo
Phoeniz
Ariz
Jacob
Angela
Tombstone
Aris
War Department
Arizona
Artele Atlow
United States Army
Crook
Miles
Wood
Lawton
Chaffee
Reindeer Queen of Alaska Queen Mary Surges in Industry
Mary Arsarlook Andrewak, known as Queen Mary, is one of two Eskimo women among Alaska’s 200 reindeer owners. She manages a herd of 1903 deer, trains and rewards eight to ten apprentices, and cares for many foster children. She lives near Nome in a log cabin and speaks seven or eight languages aiding her work as an interpreter. She has earned respect for her leadership and contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Mary Arsarlook Andrewak
Queen Mary
Nome
Mary
Byady
Actu
Chld Walveraniy
Yeader
German Village Transplanted in Ancient Gothic Ceremony
Princes Frederick laid the foundation stone for a new Gothic chapel at New Berich in the Weldeak-Pyrinomt principality as Old Berich faces extinction due to the Edder River Dam project. Old Berich’s 200 year history ends as residents are moved to New Perth, with a rebuilt village church reimagined on the new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Berich
Weldeak-Pyrinomt
Frederick
Old Berich
Reyal
Old Rerich
Edder
New Perth
Alte
Grant's Son Joins Wilson Campaign Finance Team
Jesse R. Grant, son of President Grant, was named a member of the Finance Committee of the New York Democratic State Committee. He pledged to support Governor Wilson, predicting he will attract many Republican voters and split the GOP, boosting Wilson's chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jesse R. Grant
Democratic State Committee
Julian A. Beaty
Mr. Grant
Grant
Wilson
White House
Roosevelt
Ian
Governor Wilson and Roosevelt’s Legacy Amid Rainy Campaign
The speaker argues Governor Wilson’s positive image grows as voters become more familiar with him. The text questions the Republican fate post election and warns against being absorbed by Roosevelt’s followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Republica Party
Coloney Roosevelt
Hairdressing Ad Listings by Clara A Ligier
Clara A Ligier runs Shampooing and Manlourtne at 411 W 19th offering hairdressing services with phone contact 817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Ligier
Asks Board for Cats in Chicago Court Case
Mrs Margaret Tooke left her cat with Charles A Miner while away. Miner sued for 14 dollars for board of 18 kittens, initiating a court action. Fur lined bathing suits trend among fashionable New York bathers this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Margaret Tooke
Charles A. Miner
Miner
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
the World of Sport
Arthur Howe
Wendell
Pam
The
Sherman Co
Sherman Company
Qolgah
Berger
Capitol Ave
Curios
Phila. Smelting & Refioing Co
Chestnut St
National League
Clibs
Pet
Weeseesee
Iss
Mittaburg
Cincinnatieaeane
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Heston
Roatan Seer
Washington
Abe
Detroit Os VW
Cleveland
Oun
Louis Thoes
Denver
Omaha
St. Joseph
Des Moines Oo
Lincoln
Wichita
Capital
Harrisburg
Walter Joblin- Bor
Nyeme
WH. B
Howton
Tredtont
Cartigan
McConnell and Willams
New Tope Sc
O'filton
Thomas
Caldwell
Willits
R. AW
St. Touls
Allison and
Cros
Walsh and Sullivan
Hamilton
Alexander and
Crowsen
Beng and Kuhn
R. HB
Detroit
Cigvriarg
Catterson
Janson, Lake, Onslow and
Kocher
Blanding and O'Neill
St. Josoi
Dew Moines
Vale
Weast
Ottach
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Willis. L. Moore
U. & Still
Apaches
Bix
Kinkead & Mentzer
Attorneys-at-Law
First National Bank
Carey Black
Cheyenne, Wyo
Wilfred O'Leary
First National Bank Building
John Charles Thompson
Bresnahen Block
T. Blake Kennedy
Pisin Hotel
Hed
Cheyenne
Wyo
William Dubois
D. W. Gill
Mark A. Chapman
West 19Th Street
Bartlett Engineering Company
C. W. Riner & CO
Chase. Swayger
Mlorist
Bent Street
Randall Blvd
Herbert D. Gleason
Central Ave
Clyde
A. $. Grant
Canal Midy
J. F. Bowers Barth Blk
Denver, Colo
Wyoming State Fair
Douglas, Wyoming
VIA
Colorado & Southern RV
T. E. Fisher
Weld County Fair
Greeley, Colorado
Greeley
17Th ST
Grady
Publiadsalley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!