La Crosse High Prepares Tough Showing At Eau Claire
La Crosse high school football workers plan a crucial clash against Eau Claire tomorrow at League Base Ball Park. Coach Cooper reshuffled positions and kept faith in speed to counter Eau Claire’s style as the crowd laces up behind the team for a potential close score.
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Eau Claire
League Baseball Park
la Crosse
Talis
Gregation
Tourtellotte
Roddy
Collins
Schiabach
Bellevue
Brindley
Jungbluth
Holbrook
Tiedeman
Cooper
Harold Davis
Techmer
N. Tourtellotte
Schlabach
Shaw
Dickens
Grimes
Thanksgiving optimism from Scotch Woolen Mills ad
The editorial extols tailored clothing over ready mades with promises of better fit and shape. It touts a $15 made to order suit that rivals $25 outfits, a satisfaction or no pay guarantee, and speedy service via Union tailors for quick orders.
Pennsylvania Team Arrives at Detroit for Michigan Game
The University of Pennsylvania football squad of 27 players coaches and trainers arrived in Detroit on November 13 after a Philadelphia departure. They stayed at the Hotel Pontchartrain then visited the Country Club ahead of Saturday's clash with Michigan’s Eleven at Ferry Field in Ann Arbor.
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Detroit
University of Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ferry Field
Ann Arbor
Philadelphia
Hotel Pontchartrain
Mike Murphy
Metzger
The Secret of Life and a Doctor’s Final Will
A doctor on his deathbed tells heirs the secret of life, found in a will vault. The message reads Do not abuse the stomach. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets promise health, digestion aid, and postmeal relief, offered at 50 cents with a free trial by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall. Mich
Wisconsin Varsity Triumphs In Scrimmage Against Freshmen
The Wisconsin defense and offense showed strength in a 20 minute scrimmage at Camp Randall. Stiehm scored the first varsity TD, Moll added another, and Culver broke through for a score as the line moved on forward passes. McCarthy praised the defensive performance despite missing a regular.
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Wis
Camp Randall
Rogers
Bell
Messmer
Whittaker
Culver
Muckleston
Johnson
Moll
Stiehm
Varsity
Anderson
Chicago
McCarthy
Hammersley
Ty Cobb May Sign With Outlaw Team
Columbus Georgia November 13. Hav ing secured consent from Mrs Cobb the famous star may sign with an outlaw team.
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TY Cobb
Outlaw
Columbus, Ga
Cobb
Officials chosen for Chicago Cornell meeting
Chicago officials announced a strong officiating crew for the Chicago Cornell meeting with Snow of Michigan as referee Wreen of Harvard as umpire Captain King of West Point as field judge and Jerry Riordan of Wisconsin as head linesman.
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Chicago
Snow
Michigan
Wreen
Harvard
Capt. King
West Point
Jerry Riordan
Wisconsin
Sox Boss Comisky Reported Offering Criger Ten Thousand
Chicago club president Comisky reportedly offered 10000 dollars for Lou Criger of the Boston Americans. The possible deal signals a major push to strengthen the Sox pitching and catching options this season.
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Comisky
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Sox
Lou Criger
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Sul
Sox catcher Livan may re sign as Commy seeks replacement
In Philadelphia Nelson faces hotel denials as he seeks rooms. He bets there are empty rooms but the clerk remains silent. In Kansas City Calvin Demarest shows peak form with an 18 inch balk line run of 188, beating Ferris. In New York Donovan is deposed as Brooklyn manager with Sebring as favored successor. In Shreveport Cubs train site may be chosen here next spring as Murphy visits. Dorando sails from Southampton to New York aboard Kronprinzessessin Cecilie. Gossip remains unfriendly.
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Livan
Sox
Philadelphia
Nelson
Kansas City
Calvin Demarest
Ferris
Donovan
Brooklyn Nationals
Jimmy Sebring
Shreveport
Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
London
Dorando
Hag
Southampton
New York
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Man's Body Cut to Bits After Streetcar Accident
Peter Rask, 42, a carpenter of 2408 Sixth Street NE Minneapolis, was ground into a mass of flesh and bones by an outward bound streetcar on Western Avenue and Second Street, believed to have fallen asleep on the tracks with head on one rail and feet on the other. Motorman G Carlson operated the car at about eight miles per hour. the space between the rails was obscured by grass tufts, hindering view. The car stopped within a car length after the emergency brake was applied.
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ST Paul
Minn
Peter Rask
Sixth Street
Minneapolis
Western Avenue
Second Street
Rask
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Avenues
G. Carlson
Ned
Answer to Correspondents: A Newspaper Man’s Reminiscence
A veteran journalist recalls his run of an Answer to Correspondents column. He reflects on the era, the duties of handling reader inquiries, and the newsroom culture surrounding the feature.
Signature of E. W. Grove Ad for Bromo Quinine Cure
A vintage ad touts one day cold cure with Bromo Quinine. Claims access worldwide and lists a 25 cent price under E. W. Grove’s signature. The text emphasizes the claim of curing a cold in one day.
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E. W. Grove
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