Waterfowl Season Rules Spark Debate in Michigan
Opinion piece critiques Michigan waterfowl laws from Oct 1 to Nov 30, noting early teal migration and season gaps. It argues for a more rational rule aligning with migration patterns and weather, calling for Jan to Dec coverage and referencing regional marshes and Canadian waters. The text also drifts into unrelated chatter about McCormick and Princeton.
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Michigan
Cedar Point
Everglades
Detroit
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Shortridge Lads Shine Against Medics In Tough Football
Saturday scores highlight Shortridge showing grit against heavier foes while Purdue and Notre Dame meet expectations. Schoen and Gipe stand out in a strong local game as Leathers and Patton star for the Shortridge ends. the crowd carries banners after a hard fought win.
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Patton
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McKinnes
New Athletic Club to Open in Indianapolis
A new private athletic club organized in Indianapolis aims for a modern Fort Wayne Avenue building with gymnasium, bowling, reading rooms, and training facilities. It plans to host gymnastics, general athletics, and boxing events, giving the city a large sports complex.
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Road Racer Wins Prizes in Montana Deluge of Events
Mrs Gibson dominates Montana track meets winning relay prizes and individual awards. Her son in law Paris Gibson’s son, Young Gilman, once eloped, prompting an armed cavalcade scene. Mrs Gibson claims major success across rural Montana races, with recent victories in Helena events and strong showings against rivals like Bix Sears.
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Boston Leads Race in American League
Boston sits atop the American League standings after a weekend surge led by Grant’s contribution to Old Crippled St. Louie and a hard fought win against St. Louie. The Highlanders stumbled while Chicago split, 39-plus games and five critical errors influencing the New York drop.
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Prize Fighter Killed in New York Bout
Report of a fatal boxing match in New York where Jeb Se Buring fighting as a rival to a Peters and Dermady, with Peters fatally struck by a blow to the heart. The article notes a crowd price, then describes Dermady knocking Peters down and an ensuing medical outcome. Nearby: Bowler organizing league activity with four teams at Pastime, and Mapleton defeating Hyde Park 18 to 0 at Capital City Park.
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Gridiron Scores and Oddities Across Colleges
A jumbled grid of college football results features Indiana, Notre Dame, and other schools. Notable mentions include Milligan 33, Vass 1. Carleton 6 Ole State 8. Heidelberg 5 versus Williams 0. Ursin g 1 Dartmouth 1. Tufts 0. The fragmentary list also notes Cornell Rochester and Gettysburg Maine 6, Brown 0, and Holy Cross 0 Frater 1 amid scattered scores and mismatched team mentions.
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Roel
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Amet
We Boer Sherdan
Narstos Stern
Nagneeville College
Milligan
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Kes
Ole State
Miami
Lawat
Cordell College A
Georgnwy College
Nebif
Grinnell College
Cor College
Wreatern Reserve
Heideberg
Witlkams
Wennsibright
TrinhaNievan
Columbia
Amherst
Welesvan
Tafayete
Ursinng
Dartmouth
Mase
Agricultural
Tufts
Cornell AL
Rochester & Indians
Gettysburg
Maine
Brown
Bates
Holy Crone
Frater
Bowdein
Nabteaviils
Washington
Bryan Out on the Stump in Nebraska Tour
Bryan began a four week itinerary in Nebraska on Monday while on the campaign trail. He admits current interest lies with his granddaughter visiting Mr and Mrs Homer Leavitt in New Orleans, and after a week of speeches in Nebraska he will proceed to Iowa and Minnesota.
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Quakers on Grid, Yale Coach Sought Amid Odd News
Fragmented local report mixes college football notes with odd items. Quakers pursue a Yale coach as Wander’s team prep folds into a broader Philadelphia scene. Mention of Fisher’s Chicago win and various unrelated curiosities fill the page.
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Serenade by Grenadier Guards At State House Rotunda
The Grenadier guards band will serenade the governor in the rotunda of the state house next Monday at noon. The public is invited to attend. The concert, regarded as among the greatest in the country, is expected to delight music lovers. Afterward, the governor will host band members in the executive parlors. The band will also serenade Maya Haltaman in the basement offices. The "Stac-apangded banner" will be played on both occasions.
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World fair week promises high attendance and events
St. Louis reports a peak attendance week at the world’s fair with five states and two large cities hosting celebrations. International congresses open across engineers tuberculars and veterans groups while state days and industry days unfold leading to Chicago day with record expectations.
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Chicago
Jamestown Politician Robbed. $300 Stolen in Burglary
Joseph Harenck a well known ward politician was robbed Saturday night in Jamestown. Police searched Haypark's house Sunday afternoon and found a concealed partition in the cellar containing goods valued at $300. The incident was initially thought to be a petty burglary.
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Binding of whistles at Pullman car works restores 1000 workers
In Chicago on October 1 labor ends four weeks of idle time as 1000 workers return to the Pullman car works. No union recognition occurred and each man was hired individually while old terms were kept. Five thousand remain idle pending material supplies.
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Connecticut Local Elections Begin Under Pleasant Weather
New Haven dispatch notes Cann Ort reporting a dawn opening of town elections in Connecticut with good turnout expected in small towns plus New London Norwalk and South Norwalk voting for local officers. Contests prevail on many issues including license questions as Republican and Democratic leaders in Hartford eye potential crumbs of comfort for November results.
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