Record of bones broken by football at Attlesboro high
Vernon White of Attlesboro High School, Attlesboro Massachusetts, shows a long history of injuries from 1895 to 1900 including broken left upper leg collarbone nose ribs and fingers sprains and paralysis. The piece also notes gossip about Jeffries and Dorothy Drew and reports Huntington High School claiming a state football championship after a close 11 to 6 win over Short Ridge.
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Vernon White
Attlesboro High School
Attlesboro, Mass
Huntington H
Shortridge
Huntington High Schools
Huntington
Annapolis Beats West Point In Tight Army-Navy Style Clash
In Annapolis on Saturday the Navy team edged West Point in a fierce battle from start to finish. The crowd noted a mule mascot and midshipmen parading, with lively sideline energy and top players delivering strong performances amid a hard fought contest.
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Annapolis
West Point
Bowling Standings and Splits From Indianapolis Leagues
Indianapolis bowling standings show R H Bryson and Marions at 176 in the ars league, Gus Muelter Ko-we-bas 176, Geo Seidensticker Turn ers 1 ½, Elmer Gay Ko-we-bas Ai2Ben Brown 174. South-side leader Graff manias 184 with Urlewicz Mes ridians 158, Sachs Germaniag 154 4 5, Partlow Lawtons 175, McFarland Marvus 172, Mayer Meteors 168. Ten-pin top is Schwartz 177 5 17, McCree Blue Label 174 16 17, Mueller City 172 7 17, Notting Columbia 170 3 7. Notable spares and splits include Hendrickson 6 7 10 Parvin 5 9 7 Field 5 7 Bryson 3 10 4 10 Matlock 4 9 10 2 7 10. Saturday Ko-we-bas beat Washingtons 814 after two-week postponement.
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Indianapolis Bowling League
Ars
R. H. Bryson
Marions
Gus Muelter
Ko-we-bas
Geo. Seidensticker
Turners
Elmer Gay
Ai2Ben
Graff
Manias
Urlewicz Mesridians
Sachs
Germaniag
Partlow
Lawtons
McFarland
Marvus
Mayer
Meteors
Schwartz
McCree
Blue Label
Mueller
City
Notting
Columbia
Indianapolis
Hendrickson
Parvin
Field
Bryson
Matlock
Washingtons
Second Division Game Tie Falls To Ko-we-bas Roll Off
In the second division first game tie Ko-we-bas bowled 33 while the Washingtons rolled 67. The roll off confirms Ko-we-bas at .810 and Washingtons at .827 with totals of $10 840 943 noted.
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Ko-we-bas
Washingtons
Duquesne Beats Washington Jefferson In Thanksgiving Tilt
Postponed Pittsburg game results in a 10 to 2 win for Duquesne over Washington Jefferson. Saturday saw jockeys Lynch and Adams suffers falls at Bennings track in Washington but only suffered minor injuries.
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Duquesne
Washington
Jefferson
Pittsburg
Lynch
Adams
Bennings
Kid” Lafeber
Buffalo
Gene Bezenah
Cincinnati
Alexandria Athletic Club
Yale Law School
Chicago
Big Western
Bobby Dobbs
London
Dick Burge
I. A
McGovern
Broad
Richmond
Kaiser Gives Kruger a Jolt
Berlin announces Emperor William cannot receive Paul Kruger and Kruger abandons his planned visit, heading to Holland from Cologne. The Cologne Gazette notes Kruger seeks intervention and Germany would view any support as a crime. Kruger is charged with encouraging guerrilla warfare and ignoring Germany's advice.
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Berlin
William
Paul Kruger
Kruger
Holland
Cologne
Krueger
Germany
Display of Dolls Dazzles Indianapolis Shoppers
A yearlong, carefully chosen doll collection in New York style showcases includes crying eyes moving dolls in blonde and brunette varieties, calico outfits, and many nationalities. The display features dolls, doll houses, furniture, trunks, wardrobes, and other doll needs amid a grand parade of court ladies and cowboys. Every young girl in Indianapolis is urged to visit this extensive doll show.
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New York
Indianapolis
Gifts for the Boys at W.ASSON'S Season Display
The catalog shows electrical cars, elevated railways, iron toys, fire department sets, theaters, stock farms, mechanical animals, billiard tables, and many novelties for boys. The shop promises wide variety and up-to-date gifts with many items shown this season and aims to lead next year as well.
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W.asson
Kruger Weeps After Kaiser's Rebuff in Berlin Visit
In Cologne on December 3 the Boer president Kruger showed deep disappointment after a message from Emperor William delayed an official Berlin visit. He retired to his rooms and wept, though he retained belief a forthcoming interview may still occur. Crowds greeted his party at the depot, with heavy turnout delaying their arrival.
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Cologne
Kruger
William
Berlin
the Kaiser
Ex Gov Mc Clurg Dies. Missouri Leader Was Former Governor
Lebanon Missouri December 3 Ex Governor Mc Clurg the latest Republican governor of Missouri died Sunday after months in bed. His term as governor expired in 1872 and he served in Congress from 1862 to 1868.
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Lebanon
McClurg
Missouri
Congress
Inauguration and Miscellaneous 1904 News Highlights
President Diaz is reinaugurated for four years in Mexico on Saturday. The Duke and Duchess of Manchester arrive in New York Saturday evening. Mrs. Eliza Miller, widow of a late associate justice, is found dead in bed. G W Furbush, a lumber inspector and vessel agent, is murdered and robbed in the woods. A Washburn Express car plunged into the Ohio river at Beaver Pennsylvania and floated to Wellsville. Messenger Casey’s body remains missing. Col H G Symonds of Los Gatos California is dead. Milford New Hampshire hosts Gens Sheridan Schofield McPherson G A R men in attendance. Confederate flag to be returned to the Daughters of the Confederacy from Corsicana Texas. West Point officials deny hazing claims against Oscar Beese of Bristol Pennsylvania amid reports he was sick. Pepper sauce alleged in his throat. Towboats Volunteer and Dodsworth collide at Guayndotte West Virginia. two men killed. Property values in Joss may reach $100000.
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President Diaz
Mexico
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
New York
Eliza Miller
Washington
G. W. Furbush
Washburn
Wis
Ohio River
Beaver
Wellsville
Casey
H. G. Symonds
Los Gatos
Cal
1St Point
Sheridan, Schofield and McPherson
G. A. R. Men
Milford
N. H
Louisiana
Daughters of the Confederacy
Corsicana
Tex
West Point Military Academy
Oscar L. Beese
Bristol
Monterey Narrowly Escapes Destruction at Hong Kong Dock
Chinese mail advices report the United States coast defense vessel Monterey nearly destroyed at Knowlton dock in Hong Kong three weeks ago. A fire in the electric light room spread to within a few feet of the magazine before crews halted it.
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Tacoma
Wash
United States Coast Defense
Monterey
Knowlton Dock
Hong Kong
Ill Lieut Hobson Restful Night Comforted by Doctors
New York dispatch reports Lieut Richmond P. Hobson ill with typhoid fever at Presbyterian hospital. He spent a restful night and was said to be in a comfortable condition Monday morning. Physicians noted the nervousness of his illness would likely diminish in days ahead.
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New York
Presbyterian Hospital
Burglary Arrests Linked to Finn's Grocery Case
Alvin Anderson and James Edgey were arrested Sunday on burglary charges. Witness Watchman Terry Moore chased a fleeing suspect from Finn's grocery at 546 W Washington St, finding tar smeared clothing and a torn shoe. Edgey implicated by Anderson, with both men paroled. report notes November real estate deals totals.
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Alvin Anderson
Athensr
James Edgey
S. West St
Daly
Terry Moore
Finn
Washington-st
Moore
Kersting
Anderson
Sergi
Bien‘ Johnson
Miller
Ander
Edgey
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H. H. Lee
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John H. Holliday
John M.spann
E. Market St. Tel
Carl L. Rost
Diamond Merchant
North Illinois Street
Bates
Jeffries
Drew
Dorothy Drew
New Haven
Jim
Everage
Marion High School
National Association of Driving Clubs
Tom Sharkey
Joe Walcott
Wyatt Earp
Earp
Fitz
Tom
Kid
McCoy
Fitzsimmons
Kaiser
the New. Candy Dept
Wasson’s
Ceeepee Seeeenes Sereeree En Seos
Specia Val Twas
Arstaedid Feetnenateen
Hudnut
H. P. Wasson & CO
Danbury Hat Co
East Washington St
Paul
Thars
Volunteer
Dodsworth
Guydndotte
W.'Va
Joss
Eac
King Frost
Romeo
Lieut. Hobson TL
Pearson —_e
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Massachusetts Ave
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Qeere
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania ST
Conrad's
Mass. Ave
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