The Case of Doc Pell and Amateur Rules Debate
The piece discusses Pell's 1898 Perry open race entry that shifted him to professional status under Iowa intercollegiate rules, the committee’s rigid interpretation, and broader college athletics ethics. It contrasts Pell's prior amateur honors with the open race violation and notes a pattern of technical rulings against perceived amateur slights.
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Ume
Doe Pell
Drake University
Lowa
Neriur
Lawn Ee Assartation
Chicago
Furnis Pell
Seoming
Perry
Branks
Justicem
Strong
Channing Smith
Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Mey
Ravel
Peil
Univeraitiea
East
Stories of Judge Hubbard of Iowa in Sioux City Tribune
Sioux City Tribune recalls Judge N. Mo Hubbard of Cedar Rapids a colorful Iowa figure. The piece covers his storytelling ta les in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines politics, his railroad lobbying, and wit with figures like Dolliver and Reed, recounting episodes from Washington and Iowa years. The anecdotal profile highlights his humor, philosophy, and enduring influence.
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Pacific
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Branwood
Vicksburg National Park Commission
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Vicksburg
Grant
Pembertor
Arly Fursie
The Young Napoleon at the Track and the Betting Figments
A satirical tale by George Ade follows Percy Piker a feverish gambler at a race track. He bets wildly on several horses, inspired by visions of wealth and romance, but ends with losses and a moral about not always picking winners. The piece preserves a period voice and features a cast of named gamblers, a track crowd, and humorous ism about betting culture.
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Smoke Brothers
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Claire
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Bright Eyes
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Rinkaboo
Piker
Dreamland
Hoboken
Percy Piker
Callus
Robert Howard Russell
Cousins Arranges Dinner Duel with Judge Over Menu
In a lighthearted scene the young congressman Cousins insists on a grand feast, ordering seven courses and a hefty bill to see the judge outdo him. The judge counters with a modest choice of chicken soup and four lamb chops, preferring simple fare.
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Fudge Hubbards
Tom Reed
SuAme
Yoh
Cedar Rapids
Concre
Cousins
Should Meet the People. Ackley World
Senator Allison opposes popular election of senators while the Towa legislature backs reform. Both Allison and Congressman Henderson should return home to learn the wants of the people they represent.
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Ackley World
Allison
Towa
Henderson
Reappointed Sage Leads Weather Bureau Fete
Carroll Herald notes J. R. Sage has been reappointed head of the weather bureau fete by the governor. The paper criticizes past conduct, citing misdemeanors and poor breath around 189¢ era, while acknowledging the governor’s choice of another trial as a wise move amid questioning explanations.
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Carroll Herald
J. R. Sage
Weather Bureau
Sage
Sage reform may grant Roosevelt a long tenure
Cedar Rapids Gazette notes renewed patience thinning as Allen Roosevelt faces pressure to reform. It mentions Alice Roosevelt as a strong, sensible yet criticized figure among eastern papers, praising her as an average American girl with health and industrious traits despite harsh, lavish coverage.
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Sage
Allen Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Application Merger Debate Sparks Cedar Rapids Talk
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports on a discussion about merging ideas and the potential purchase by R. & N. of Rock Island. Opinions vary on whether such a merger would be beneficial or harmful to the community and local interests.
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Express
Washington Democrat
McClure
Clara Morris
S Jory
Stoddard
Knoxville Express
Deila Pringle
New York
Rock Island
Marion County
Cedar Rapids
Des Mrines
Whom She Pleases Reveals A Fractured Proposal
A Philadelphia Press fragment depicts a conflicted exchange over marriage plans. A suitor insists, the bride-to-be will wed whom she pleases, while the speaker longs for union and acknowledges her autonomy. The piece conveys tension and personal choice in a domestic dispute.
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Philadelphia Press
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