Romance raises frontier life as Rosebud winners gather
Chicago hosts a meeting of Rosebud land winners 60 couples attend as they plan homes on the reservation. committees cover location transportation building and agriculture with experts to guide planting, costs, and town-site layout amid talk of romances and shared futures.
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Rosebud Association
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Rosebud
Sauve
Chicago Tribune
Bie
C. A. &. Howlett
Beacon Street
William I. Carroll
Frances M. Ranney
Stalenarenpett
Wiam Hogan
Ti. Lowden
Roscoe Buck
Cornelius Amedema
Why Be a Bear in the New Year Advice Piece
A Chicago Record tilezad feature urges optimism for the year ahead. It advises against pessimism, promising new hopes with each new day and honor as motivation to persevere despite troubles. The piece emphasizes bold effort and positive outlook for personal success.
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J. Perpont Morgan
Honora
Kiser
Chicago
Hoppe Challenges World in Billiards for Big Stakes
Wille Hoppe, a 21 year old billiard prodigy, issues a world championship challenge for 18 or 19 inch balk line play, offering 1000 to 10000 dollars a side with 607 points per night, to be staged in any city chosen. George Sutton, holder of the 18.1 title, rejects newspaper challenges and says challengers must approach through the official stake holder and meet established conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Howe
Sutton
Billards
Ives
Tam
Wille Hoppe
George Sutton
Yuntil Hoppe
Hoppe
Ambitious Stanford Seeks Rugby Union Admittance
Pacific coast college Leland Stanford University applies for English Rugby Union admission as Canadian rugby welcomes Stanford as a member. The move signals sport growth on the Pacific coast with expectations of an English varsity team invading the region and possible matches against Stanford after admission.
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Pacific
Coast College
Leland Stanford University ‘of
California
Dominion
Leland Stanford
Cambridge
Oxford
Future sport plans across disciplines announced
Ralph Rose may chase the hammer record while May Sutton plans to compete at the Texas state meet in Dallas next year. Harvard baseball extends three weeks of spring practice in Roanoke Virginia. Ohio amateur and professional skating championships set for February 1 in Cleveland. Spokane eyes amateur track and field meet for Northwest and British Columbia athletes. Celestial name variations indicate a sports listing with regional events and a $10,000 stake and matching addendum.
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Ralph Rose
May Sutton
Texas
Dallas
Harvard
Roanoke
Ohio
Cleveland
Spokane
Northwestern
British Columbia
Jose Capnablanca
Colombia
Univercita
Wil Nahe
Ahorth
Marathon sensation sparks bidding wars in American athletics
Tom Longboat’s Madison Square win against Dorando Pietri triggers a flood of offers to run marathons. Don Connolly, Albert Corey, Jim Crowley and Alfred Shrubb receive challenges from Los Angeles to Chicago as managers seek to turn amateurs professional.
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Don Connelly
Albert Corey
Jim Crowley
Alfred Shrubb
Longboat
New York
United States
Tom Longboat
Dora
Chicago
Yonkers
Fo Nard
Alfred Schrubb
Tom Longbeat
Dorando
Longbeat
Dirando
Italy
Hamilton
Ont
Marthon
Sons of the Forest
Tie
Dorando Pietri
Old Fashioned and Modern Housekeeping Compared
The University of Allpols tests two apartments in a rented house to compare modern household science methods with traditional ones. One unit uses gas electric heating and modern furnishings while the other runs on coal wood coke lighting with old-fashioned fittings. Professors supervise all tasks and a detailed cost and time study will track meals and domestic duties over a year.
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Uclence
University of Allpols
Department of Household Science
Emt
Philadelphia Street Car Pay System Slated
A new daily pay plan for motor men and conductors on the Philadelphia rapid transit system will pay workers at their car barn after completing each run. The barn’s receiving clerk audits the conductor returns immediately and handles any errors on the spot before the day’s wages are issued.
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Philadelphia
Giant Padoubny Declares Challenge to Gotch for World Title
The article reports Ivan Padoubny, a 380 pound Russian Cossack, issuing a challenge to world champion Frank Gotch. Padoubny, about thirty, claims multiple clubs and promoters in Europe and London may back a bout with a large purse. Details describe his size, past tournament success in Paris, and his claimed wrestling prowess.
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Giant Rupetan
Loudoun
Franke Goteh
George Linckworchiuidt
Ruvsian Lion
Goteh
Ivan Padoubny
Giint Reesian
Gotch
London
Vacqubny
Russia
Paris
Padoubny
Skee Tournament Dates Announced Nationwide
National Skee association secretary Holter lists tournament dates across Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan. Chippewa Falls and Colfax host in January and February 51 Jan 24 Paul Minn Jan 01 Colfax Minn Feb 4 Eau Claire Mich Feb 6 7 and 9 Duluth Minn Feb 12 Superior Mich Feb 14 Ishpeming Mich Feb 22.
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Eau Claire
Holter
National
Ishpeming, Mich
Doings in Sport Across Circuits and Clubs
Jockey V Powers has ridden nearly 1100 races this year. Farmer Burns, age fifty, continues wrestling across the West. Savage offers 40000 pounds for Minor Heir to replace Dan Patch in exhibition work. Philadelphia cricket clubs plan an eleven for Kingston matches in February. New Jersey to form an eight club baseball league with Sunday games. Clarence H Mackay will fund University of Nevada stadium development at Reno.
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V. Powers
Burns
West
M. W. ‘Savage
Dan Patch
Philadelphia Cricket Clubs
Kingston
New Jersey
Clarence H.mackay
University of Nevada
Rann
Omaha Exposition Opens with World Corn Exhibit
The second annual National Corn Exposition in Omaha showcases three temporary blocks of displays from the United States and abroad. Highlights include a denatured alcohol demonstration by the U.S. government, a moving picture theater, cooking demonstrations by Miss Resack, and a milling contest judging flour quality. The main floor features corn displays by states and international participants, with university and college exhibits and extensive electric lighting.
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Omaha
United States
Great Kingdom
Qwaha
Nebraska
Mermald Truston
Fifteenth
Howard
Omula World- Herald
Forluye Dundorch
Iowa
Onat
Iownnr
Ble
Rome Hotel
Enormona
Cn Pacity
Omaha Auditorim
Mode Klichen
Misa Katherine Beanck
Misa Resack
Moving Picture Theater
Magnifcent Filma
Eharma
Tela
H. H. Bayer
Bureau of
Department of Agriculture
Wente
Oman
Auditoriun
Lnyman
Kansas
Minois
Minnnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Colorado
Orlahan
Missouri
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
Texas
Connecticut
Mexico
Buenos Aires
Argentine Republic
South America
Nglintld
Gabibit Poole
Bern
Family Mixur Unites Father Two Sons and Two Daughters
In Washington Pennsylvania on December 28 a ceremony united two Hast Finley families as father with his two sons and eight and his two daughters. Elder Dillinger home hosts all families now, with two married teens aged nineteen and sixteen, amid a reportedly content household. Rochester reports suspected cattle disease spreading to Clarkeon children. a death follows an infant with meningitis-like symptoms. Chicago reports Jennie Brown, seventeen, charged with firing two South Side churches.
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Bone
Washington
Bewg
Mewang
Finley Toienebip
Marriagdd
Wishop
David
Marti Mra
Richmond
Charles Dillinger
Rochester
Clarkeon
Monroe County
Chicago
Jennie Brown
South Side
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