Army and Navy clash in famed Franklin Field game
The long laboring battle between West Point and Annapolis ended with Daly’s 95 yard sprint and Army advances, Navy counterattacks, Roosevelt watching, and West Point securing a 5 to 5 tie before a vast Philadelphia crowd as the series leaned slightly to the Army with seven matches in total.
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Daly
Middies
Frier
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Roosevelt
Root
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General Miles
Annapolis
Land
McNair
Franklin
West Point
Rust
West
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Hackett
Bunker
Graves
Farnsworth
Army Lada
Farneworth
Casad
Nichols
Belknap
Dod
Read
Schlabach
Adams
Nelly
Freyer
Naval Cadets
Loud
Dnly
Stravage Mc Nair
Navy Power A Surprise At Franklin Field
The Navy earned a surprise win despite Daly Daly's Harvard pedigree causing a strategic edge for the Army. Franklin Field witnessed a clean, rapid game with few penalties and strong, continuous play. Belknap and Hackett tired, substitutes saw action late, and long ocular runs highlighted the contest.
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Army
Navy
Daly
Harvard
Franklin Field
Belknap
Hackett
Bloodless wrap and motive questions mark Bonine trial
In Washington a long trial of Mrs Lola Iola Bonine for the Keene murder continues with expert testimony reporting no blood traces on Bonine’s wrapper or slippers. Ayres’ father testifies of a sorrowful, probing interview. Defense argues lack of motive and aims to prove Ayres killed in a struggle after attempting to threaten Bonine with a revolver.
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Washington
Lola Iola Bonine
Keene
Bonine
Ayres
Schaeffer
Bonine Case Details Aim to Show Motive and Conduct
Attorney Keene outlined expected evidence in the Bonine Ayres case. He claimed Mrs. Bonine fed dances to all regardless of sex or age and used medicine to aid the sick. He asserted prior drinking incidents, a late ice cream gathering, a bloody hand seen on a window shade, and pistol views and loans would be addressed, with no intended changes to Mrs. Bonine's statements.
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Ayres
T. W. Keene
Bonine
Hlacent
Keene
Salaries and Post Offices in Pennsylvania Report
The First Assistant Postmaster General William M. Johnson reports 823 Presidential Post Offices in Pennsylvania with 591 200 dollars paid in postmaster salaries. Rural free delivery applications total 456 with 388 routes established, 84 percent of applications, second only to Connecticut. Eastern Pennsylvania post offices receive third and fourth class allowances per the report.
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Philadelphia Times
Washington, D. C
William M. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Mask and Wig Club Hosts First Remodelded Home Smoker
The Mask and Wig Club at Pennsylvania hosted its first entertainment in the remodelled home with a football smoker inviting the provost faculty athletic boards and teams from West Point and Annapolis. A one act musical travesty titled a Court of Inquiry featured a football loop joke while dancing by Charles Snyder Morgan Jr and others followed by a supper and songs in the grill room.
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Pennsylvania
West Point
Annapolis
Quince Street
Charles Snyder Morgan, Jr
Warren F. Martin
L. Stauffer Oliver
Edward Brooks, Jr
William Ernst, Jr
Howard K. Mohr
Archa E. Wilcox
Sylvester J. Deehan
J. Harris Worthman
Albert R. Bartlett
William ©. Miller
Sultan laments Turkey humiliation at French hands
Abdul Hamid reveals a heavy heart over Turkey's humiliation by France during his birthday observance, citing political strain and regional tensions as background to the somber mood reported by the Times.
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Foaten Mey Nyy Sor York Gabe Econ Times
Constantingples
Turkey
France
Too Little Elephant Tops Circus Talk With Wild Tale
Detroit Free Press recounts an advance agent’s boastful tale of a single elephant’s rampage in Indiana. In a vivid anecdote a gaunt farmer swoops into the animal tent and clobbers the elephant, sending bystanders fleeing and causing chaos while the agent recalls the costly fallout of overhyped publicity.
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Detroit Free Press
Indiana
Tate
Teller
Sharp Contests For Assembly Gavels In Maryland
Baltimore dispatch reports intense jockeying for Maryland legislative leadership with John Hubner favored for Senate president and Isaac Lobe Straus cited as a potential House speaker. Debates probe city county balance, city charter fate, and calls for a fair new primary law amid Democratic and Republican contest planning for 1891–92 terms.
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Philadelphia Timms
Baltimore
Maryland
Epee
Democratic Party
Senate
House
John Hubner
Baltimore County
Hubner
Baltimore City
Isaac Lobe Straus
Mr. Straus
Elié
John G
Howard
Noble L. Mitchell
Harford
Itehell
Hayes
Board of Commissioners
Campbell
Beasly
John D. Blake
Crescent Club
Morrison
Read this notice weekly for grip and cold precepts
If you follow this weekly notice you are guided in prevention and treatment of grip and colds. It warns that twenty percent die from pulmonary disease and colds cause most illnesses. It touts a product that checks a cold at the start and breaks up lingering colds, with its shop location at William and John Streets in New York.
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