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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
8
Uncertain sectional clash as Michigan faces Penn at Ann Arbor this afternoon with strong local optimism for a Michigan victory. Eastern fans favor the Quakers while Midwestern sentiment leans to Yost and his team in a contest seen as a battle of top football talent.
Western advocates favor surprise with the forward pass while the east clings to straight football. Pennsylvania’s expected win looms large as the eastern power struggle centers on Yale versus Princeton, each aiming to rebound from uneven seasons and keep the rivalry keen.
A reflection on how high moral sentiment can rise when people are not required to part with substantial money. The piece argues that virtue without cost fosters generous feelings.
Jim Driscoll of Cardiff Wales defeated Matty Baldwin of Boston in a six round bout last night in New York.
In Wilton Indiana a party at the Herman Jipp home celebrated the birthdays of Misses Louise Maurer and Armenia Blunk. Guests enjoyed a four course dinner and 13 games, receiving china plates as gifts. A turkey dinner bazaar plan for November 19 was organized with multiple committee roles listed.
President Roosevelt plans a five month East African hunt starting March 25 from Naples aboard a German East African liner. Kermit Roosevelt and two scientists accompany him to Mombasa, with a rail journey to Port Florence then on to the Nairobi shooting preserves and frontier areas near Lake Victoria Nyanza. A tariff committee for lumber interests will also travel to Washington.
William Carson of Minneapolis is named as one of the committee members chosen to advise on tariff matters. The note appeared in a dispatch dated November 14 from Burlington.
Newton Iowa November 14 Earl W Lindsay was bound over to await the December term grand jury. Justice Allfree set bonds at 2000 which Lindsay has not furnished. He is charged with criminally assaulting Grace Hopkins eight years old at Colfax last Sunday.
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