Harvard President Backing Football Under New Titles
President Eliot favors continuing football at Harvard under new titles after seeing the Carlisle Indians game. The description notes his support follows his firsthand view of the Carlisle team and its style of play.
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Wake County Cotton Plan Aims at Real Crop Figures
The Wake County NC Cotton Growers Association backs a plan to collect monthly ginning statistics from ginners to compare with federal reports. The plan would have state and national clerks compile totals for U S Agriculture and notify county farmers’ leaders. Also noted are courthouse vault upgrades, jail expansion progress, election canvass totals, and a governor ordered special term of Alamance county superior court for December 17 in a high profile murder-related case.
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Wake County
North Carolina Cotton Growers’ Association
United States Commissioner of Agriculture
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Wake County Court House
James L. Webb
John B. Spence
Glenn
Alamance County
Upwea
Ludicrous Legal Lore from Michigan's Early Jurisprudence
A Philadelphia North American note recounts a Michigan tale about Judge B, a non lawyer county judge, ruling that a defendant may open a case. The plaintiff objects, the judge insists the decision stands, and the defendant delays while the plaintiff awaits action, a humorous account of legal quirks.
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Michigan
Judge B
Oakland
Jefomfant
Bar
Alainaff
Philadelphia
North American
A Surprised Preacher's Drunk Interruption at St Pauls Bristow
During a night service at St Pauls Bristow Biland the preacher on the prodigal son invites questions. A man seated in the aisle interrupts aloud admitting he is drunk provoking an electric reaction before the minister silences him and continues the sermon.
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Bristow
Biland
Four Fine Pieces of Work
A young medical student recalls a Strand Magazine anecdote about a professor renowned as an eminent surgeon. A patient with a crushed leg faced amputation but the surgeon saved the leg by splinting and correcting a mistaken excision, praised as wonderful skill.
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Edor
Strand_ Magazine
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