Harvard Football Prospects and Yale Preparations
Harvard's football outlook shows renewed strength with nine of 1891's Crimson back, new talent competing for Traff ord's vacant positions, and a strategic reform mix including new signals. Yale's side relies on unity and tricks, with Deland's inf inventions and Traff ord's leadership aiming to even the score at Springfield.
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Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Blues
Trafford
New Haven
Crimsons
Springfield
Mason
Harvards
Yales
Lake
Corbett
Gray
Hallowell
Gage
Fairchild
Newell
Mackie
Acton
Lewis
Waters
Upton
Smimons
Foster
Highlands
W. H. Shea
Law School
Charlie Brewer
Jin Lee
Emmons
Ler
Dartmouth
Exeter
Amherst
Williams
Texans
Racing notes and sporting changes in early season moves
Jim Quirk loses after a 75 yard 84 000 a side sprint in Albuquerque New Mexico. Jem Stith scores in a 50 yard London swimming race. G W Johnson trains orsters and will be punch fired. Senator Stanford plans to sell his horses and focus on trotters. Racine Flambeat and offspring of Gorgo Riz fax Racine Fairy Rhino join the field. Buffalo Driving Park extends season to twelve days with purses rising from 35 000 to 100 000. Sullivan's book draws criticism from London Sporting Life as one sided.
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Jem Stith
England
London
G. W. Johnson
Senator Stanford
Racine
Flambeat
Gorgo
Rizfax
Fairy
Rhino
Buffalo Driving Park
Buffalo
A Witty Pitcher Kennedy Shines for Brooklyn Club
The article profiles Kennedy a witty pitcher for Brooklyn Captain Ward notes his morale-boosting humor during tough seasons. Born Bellaire March 12 1870 Kennedy rose from amateur Globes to Wheeling and Denver clubs before joining Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Oda Geniuxes
Fitcher Kennedy
Captain Ward
Kennedy
Lave
Brook
Ward
Springfield
Bellaire
Globes
Wheeling
Denver
Public's Loss Is Cupid's Gal in Agnes Huntington Engagement
Agnes Huntington a leading prima donna is set to marry Paul Drew a young New York lawyer. Huntington will retire from the stage, ending a notable career highlighted by her American debut seven years ago and a triumph in Paul Jones.
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Cupid
Agnes Huntington
América
Paul Drew
Nor Cravath
New York
Miss Huntington
Giblie
Paul Jones
New Orleans Mardi Gras Rex Parade Opens City Festivities
The article describes Rex the King of Mirth arriving at Canal Street, with a parade to the city hall where the keys of New Orleans are given to Rex by Mayor Litzpatrick. The procession continues through major streets, featuring Proteons the God of the Sea and a Kalevala tableaux, leading to later nighttime events with Comus and a royal pageant.
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New Orleans
Rex
Canal Street
Galveston
Granelson
Litzpatrick
Soulock
Proteons
Kalevala
Finland
Pohola
Comus
Mardi Gras Festivities and Royal Pageantry in New Orleans
In Topeka Kansas on February 14 Republicans move to arrest L C Gunn of Labette who refused to testify in a contest case. The action aims to force testimony and trigger a constitutional test of the Republican house authority over the two chambers.
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Topeka
Kas
Chambers
Comanche County
Clevenger
L. C. Gunn
Labette
Labette County
Gunn
Republican House
No Use Wishing Dialogue From a Detroit Free Press Item
A Detroit Free Press excerpt depicts a man and a young woman debating a wish bone bluff. He explains the game while she hesitates about making a wish. She finally agrees to be wished for, prompting a playful exchange.
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Detroit Free Press
Mabel He and Cousin Tom Drama Over Marital Status
The passage features Mabel and her Cousin Tom debating whether Tom is married or single. Tom shows eager attentiveness and willingness to obey, praising a woman’s influence and readiness to flatter. The exchange ends with the Cousin declaring Tom is married and life continues.
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Mabel
Tom
Briggs and Griggs Discuss Lending Difficulties in New York
In a brief exchange from a New York Herald page a Briggs character notes high hopes while Griggs cautions that borrowing money is no longer easy. The dialogue hints at financial tightening impacting firms and individuals.
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Briggs
Griggs
New York Herald
Stockmen's Directory Brands and Marks Listing
Directory notice offering brands and marks for cattle and horses with pricing. Includes entries for O Wins Willis in Dillon Montana and T M Selway with marks described as 3 bars right hip for cattle and T near thigh for horses. Also references ranges Blacktail Beaverhead Hirch Creek and payment terms cash in advance.
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Willis
Mont
T. M. Selway
Dillon
Hirch Creek
Connell
Willon
Beaverhead Co
Squire
Commsson
Macktail Deer Creek Valley
Patent Application for Faithful lode mine in Vipond district
Joseph A Browne of Melrose Montana filed for a patent on 1500 linear feet of the Faithful quart lode mine in Vipond mining district Beaverhead County Montana. The survey No 4081 covers 20.66 acres with detailed bearings and a record in Beaverhead County. First publication December 30 1892. Swragerr Register Leonard attorney for applicant.
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Lan Ofrice
Helena
Mont
Joseph A. Browne
Melrose
Montana
Vipond
County of Beaverhead
State of Montana
Rilw
Recorder of
Heaverhead County
Dillon
S.A. Swragerr
Register
Frank M. Leonard
U.S. Land Office
Russell M. McLain
Deer Lodge
John Evans
Deweys
Beaverhead Co
Morena Lode
Beaverhead
South Range
Bae Line
Meridian
Tasral
Recorders Office
Beaverhead County
Morena
Register of
Register of the “United States
Summons in Dillon township Beaverhead Montana
The justice court in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana issues a summons to Fred Vick and Emma Vick to appear within ten days after publication. The action seeks seventy eight dollars seventy cents plus interest and costs for goods sold and a promissory note. First publication January 13, 1903.
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Justice's Court of
Dillon Township
Beaverhead
State of Montana
Dillon Implement Company
Fred Vick
Emma Vick
Dillon
J. Rt
Said
Scraamrr Register Id Seharnikow Attorneys
Attorney Seharnikow listed for applicants in a Hirst publication dated January 27, 1803, in the records.
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HA. Scraamrr
Seharnikow
Hirst
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Arthur Cumnock
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George
America
Banker
Kings County Wheelmen
Riverside
Thirtford Wheel Club
Piccadilly
Empire Management
Tife
Empire Theater
Baron de Bilkington
Standard Theater
John Drew
Charles Freiman
George A. Wanker
Sporting Notes
Jim Quirk
Canada
T. C. Morris
California
Albuquerque
N. AL
Quirk
Sullivan
the London Sporting Life
Mitchell
Pitcher Kennedy
G. HH. Slocum
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Cheyenne
Wye
Thompson
Baxter
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Deni
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Capitol
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Clarke
Carter
Thaf Coder
Olympia, Wash
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United States
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engines
Deloss
Muras
Eon
Lake County
Feanxkroft
Ind
Morton Jones
Positi
Gilmore
Haband
Oxas, Wyo
Harry Crambie
West
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Roavox
Hugo Spreck
Mount Vernon
Dexisoy Tex
J. W. Hollen
al Sepa
Baptist Counete
Post
Utinot
Dadge
John Schofield
Perit Mitis
Kansas
New Or
Stockmen’s Directory
Scott & Decker
Red Rock
G. W. Pomnpexter
Monte
Alex Metzel
Paller Springs
Madison Co
Jor
A. Browne
Glendale
Big Hole River
Birch Creek
Dengler
James McAlister
Denplerad Co
Henry Dingler
Alec Pvp
Otte
Datel Jan, A. 1893
McAllister
Henry Dexatau
Tae A
Pirat
Notlega
San Francisco Chronicle
Idee S
Oregon
Uniceprirares Gayp
Helena, Mont
Henry Jaggers
Attid Land
Thomas A. Miss
Louis Krueger
John Walkley
James Pinkerton
Bannack
Interior Department
S. A. Schnarrr
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Bheaverhead
Howard
Ball
Edward 5
Rose A. Ball
Dillon Tribune
Homas
Bond & Peterson
Dillon, Montana
Co. C. Co
Chicago
J.francis
Burlington
Omaha
Charles
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