Yale Yale Triumph Over Harvard In Gridiron Climax
Yale defeats Harvard 18 to 0 in a tense, hard fought game with multiple Yale drives ending in scores. Key plays include three Yale touchdowns led by Kinney and Metcalf kicking for extra points, while Harvard fumbles disrupted scoring chances and struggles to move the ball.
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Bowmar
Yale
Ick Hogan
Wade Moth
Ward
Harvard
Goss, Kinney
Hogan
Giass
Byard
J Vard
Sugden
Bowman
Marshall Qo Yele
Mt Goss
Crimson
Kernan
Qhy
Havvard
Suyard
Gruber cigar brands lead scarce demand in Indiana market
An early 1900s ad notes strong demand for Ed Gember's cigars and Gruber’s cigars in Indiana. It highlights Gruber’s prominence in building a top cigar business, claims sales exceed prior year, and mentions routing at Patterson's store and Randell Proor displaying rheumatic remedy. Local merchants advertise products and prices, with emphasis on available stock and prominent displays.
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Ed. Gember
Gruber
Su Crowder
Indiana
Mand
Mr. Gruben
Mr. Gruber
Jay
Stolen goods recovered after yard theft at Stony Island
A cir af merchandise in Nickel Plate yards at Stony Island was broken into and robbed. Detective Tom Wilkinson arrested the plunderers and they were bound over for trial. Most goods were recovered. Mrs. Austin's Buckwheat is promoted as a healthy breakfast for all ages with a bargain in the Patterson windows.
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Stony Island
Tom Wilkinson
On the Trail of the Robbers
Davenport Inwa November 22 Police and bloodhounds hunt five armed men who robbed the Rock Island express in the Davenport suburbs. No descriptions are available and reward money ranges from ten thousand to twenty five thousand dollars. Track of robbers pursued by bloodhounds but no tangible leads yet located.
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Davenport
Inwa
Veteran of Civil War Dies in Fort Wayne Home
Robert Schilling a Civil War veteran with gold mining ties in the West died Saturday night at his sisters’ home on West Washington Street from a complication of diseases. Born near Sandusky City Ohio he moved to Fort Wayne as a boy and served in multiple engagements including Shiloh. After years in Idaho and other mining sites he settled in Fort Wayne about twelve years ago. He never married and is survived by Misses Mary and Katherine Schilling and aunt Mrs. Margaret Krauskopf. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Robert Schilling
West Washington Street
Sandusky City
Peru
Shiloh
Idaho
United States
Wayne
Jato Schilling
Germany
Mary
Katherine Schilling
Margaret Krauskopf
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne High Beats Huntington 38 to 0 in Big Gridiron Showdown
Fort Wayne High School overwhelmed Huntington High School 38 to 0 at League Park in a lively afternoon game. Willson and Jones scored early touchdowns, Miller kicked goals, and a windy second half extended Fort Wayne's lead as fans cheered a dominant performance.
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Fort Fort Wayne
Huntington High School
League Park
Coivit
Fork Wayne
Tuntington
Willson
Willer Soisscey
Miter
Fort Wayne
Fountington
Miller
Huntington
Jones
Hamilton
Miler
Pinai
Johnson
Phe
Wright
byatt + Trech
Tisher Erick G. Miller
Benewke
Coast
Winelow Wo
Gee
Hongall Blerling
Willson Tones
Huamilton
Caph
Wart Wayne
Iokes
Cannon in Washington for Speakership Race
Representative Joseph G Cannon of Illinois arrived in Washington to monitor the speakership contest. He claimed about 119 votes already pledged and 15 required, with 114 from delegations and five pledged individually, suggesting a swift session and possible bargains.
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Washington
Joseph G. Cannon
Ilinois
Wisconsin ore dock fire at Ashland destroys dock and risks lives
A smokey blaze at Ashland Wisconsin destroyed the Wisconsin Central ore dock, with losses around 500000. Firemen and laborers were rescued as flames collapsed the half mile long structure into 20 feet of water. Several hundred workers aided salvage efforts as Murray's saw mill and Mowstt's mill faced danger.
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Sshland
Wis
Wisconsin Central
Tim
Murray
Mowstt
Dillard Kills Two Men Then Takes Own Life
In western Oklahoma on November 8 a deadly confrontation ended with John Dillard fatally shooting Dr. Miller and Joseph Bishop during a mortgage foreclosure dispute over Dillard's property. Mrs Miller restrained her husband during the incident before Dillard killed himself with a rifle trigger shingle.
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Cutrrie
Dr. Miller
Joseph Bishop
Catilewen
Western Oklahoma
John Dillard
Miller
Bishop
Dillard
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Hine
Mere
Asin Kinney
Hiroush Barna
Kinney
Uni Barnard
Phen
Meteali
Omo
Barcus
Knowlton
Metcalf
Sid
Putnam
Met
Vanderpoel
Yandem
Mirtle
Bernai
Hamlin
Rarnrt
Suns
A. Marsha
Nawlton
Hamlin Howat
BaBery Rockavell
Chadwick
Capming Keeman
Prain
Mercury Putnam
Hurley Bowman
Goshen
Warsaw
Ind
Ineal High Schol Tewsu
Suore Shuidine
Berge Peneral Athletic
Treaschar Herd
Oscar S. Rhoades
Broadway
S. F. Cor
Bell
Brown
Gouches
S. Karpen& Bros
Chicago
Cruber
Patterson
Randell Proor Company
H. F
Karpen
Jardiniere
Craterbe
Chiraware
Kelker
Mary Kelker
John Kelker
Bright
Harrison Street
Dis
Hig Growd
Cannon
Reuben ’, Patterson
Wisconsin Central Ore Oockk
Ashland
Ies
Elags
Klaehn
Melching
West Main
F. H. Bohne & Bro
Calhoun St
Trip
Rome
Vice
Rome City
Hamilton National Bank
Capital
White National Bank
Anni
Wayne and
Clinton Streets
Umbrella Bargains
Christas
Fort, Wayne
Gale
Feldman
Calhoun Street
Cathedral
Pottome Laboratory
Dotratt
Alich
Sofie Skin Cram
Senn
Blondh
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Wayne St
Nanay
Sess
S. Bash & CO
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