Yale Still Fights Over Thanksgiving Game Profits
Yale football managers led by Wright Camp and Heffelfinger clash with Manhattan Athletic Club over receipts for the Thanksgiving Day game. Yale seeks about 7000 pounds more than the Manhattan check, estimates of crowd size vary widely, and officials discuss who should receive shares while attendance is disputed and plans for next year firm up.
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Pepatch
Yale Football Mannegement
Manhattan Athletic Club
Wright
Walter Camp
Vale
Manhattan
Manseer Wright
Heffelfinger
New York
S. J. Cornell
Manhattan A. C
New Haven
Yale
Princeton
Sears
Eastern Park
Brooklyn
Muoacers
Manhattan Athletic Lab
New York Baseball Lab
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Berkeley Athletic Iub
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Manhattan Field
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Catskills
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Mgr
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Princeton Football Association says no known dissatisfaction
The Princeton Football Association managers are not in town. The faculty athletics committee chairman said today he knew of no dissatisfaction over football receipts and if any existed he believed he would have learned of it.
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Peisceros
Princeton Football Association
Milwaukee Baseball Club Chief Resigns Amid Turmoil
Milwaukee directorate meeting last night asked President Harry Gillette to resign. Gillette had paid 5000 for a franchise in the American Association, a cost the directors say was excessive. he will retire and offer his Milwaukee stock at 65 cents on the dollar.
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Milwalker
Wis
Milwaukee Baseball Club
Harry Gillette
Gillette
American Association
Milwaukee
Tue City
Tnselal
William Furlong
Whatsy Milwanker
Pfeffer and Hart Clash Over League Contract Claims
Fred Pfeffer and President Hart of the local League club clash over contracts involving Jennings and Traylor from the Louisville club. Pfeffer contends no binding contract exists while Hart threatens an injunction, signaling a protracted dispute.
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Fred Pfeffer
Haert
Fred
Spalding’s
Hart
Jennings
Traylor
Louisville
Jim
Chicago
Pfeffer
Flatt
Association
Brush in Cincinnati on private league business
Cincinnati dispatch reports John T Brush president of the Cincinnati League club arrived from Indianapolis for a brief private visit. He met with ex-President A. S. Stern and discussed the club’s future with expectations Stern will keep an interest in the club next season. Brush returned to Indianapolis last evening.
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Cincinnati
Tohn T Brush
Cincinnati League
Indianapolis
Brush
A. 5. Stern
Stern
W. E. Baron
Cambria Iron Company
W. P. Tyler
Washington Tube
Fitzpatrick
St. Vincent de Paul Society
New York
Ife
Pittsburg
Want Cash Prizes in Amateur Racing Debate
New York December 4. Charles Lascomb representative of the L A W on A A U committees favors cash prizes. He urges two classes with cash prizes for one and medals or certificates for the other, arguing amateurs should not compete for piano or such prizes. He predicts a final decision aligning with a two class system under League and A A U jurisdiction.
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New York
Charles Lascomb
Central Board
League
Luscomb
Amateur Athletic Lion
Johnny Murphy Eyes Fight With McCarthy For Big Purse
Boston talks to the press about possible matches with Joe McCarthy and plans a high stake bout. Murphy cites a $2500 New Orleans purse and West Coast offers while weighing opponents including an Australian unknown. He says three weeks training would be needed.
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Boston
Olympic Club of
New Orleans
McCarthy
Johnnie Murphy
California
MacCarthy
Billy Murphy
Australia
American Champion Campbell Plans England Tennis Tour
Oliver S Campbell the American champion tennis player will sail for England in mid December with several New York players to face leading players from England Ireland and France. A world championship match is possible as American players seek to close the gap with abroad stars. Campbell may meet W J Hamilton and E W Lewis while adapting to foreign courts and climate.
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Bostos
Oliver S. Campbell
America
New York
Campbell
England
France
Ireland
W. J. Hamilton
Wales
Ales E. W. Lewis
Sports at Homewood Park Afternoon Events
Three events at Homewood Park this afternoon include Kirwin and Blackley racing 100 yards for £100 a side, a five bird shooting handicap, and a quarter mile foot race handicap. Weather permitting a large attendance is expected.
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Homewood
Homewood Park
Kirwin and Blackley
Rainy day harness at Guttenburg races
Weather turned rainy as six races were run at Guttenburg. Strategem won the first with Marty B second and Milt Young third. Tammany Mall led the six furlong second race, with Catman second and Once Again third. Smugger won the third, Badge ee Autocrat was runner up in the fourth, Per M4 won the fifth, and Kingdom captured the seventh.
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Strategem
Marty B
Milt Young
Lory
Tammany Mall
Catman
Smuggler
Circular
Knapsack Thira
Badgeee Autocrat
Lizzie Chira
Mountain Deer
Sandstone
Kingdom
Excellenza
Fire Fly
President Thompson Wins Lease for Ivy City Track
It is stated on good authority that President William Thompson of the Gloucester race track has leased the old Ivy City course and plans to begin racing there on December 20.
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William Thompson
Gloucester, N
Ivy City
General Sporting Notes From The City
Tur Bloomfield football squad copes with family illness as questions linger about McGunnigie. New York Club lines up top players. Dave Fours joins Washington club. Morgan May, Tom Brown, and Hugh Snuffy may join Reds. Jockey and racing moves, tug of war, and horse sales feature amid busy sports scene.
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Will McGunnigie
Dack
New York
Dave” Fours
Washington
Gaalors
Jons Wap May
Morgan May
Tom Brown
Hugh Snuffy
Ten Reds
Chess and sports notes from New York and beyond
Dispatch summary of diverse items: A.B. Hopess dominates the Manhattan Chess Club handicap in New York. Mentions of GuoMaN Kite-shaped track at Garfield Park, Henry Guerry lifting a heavy weight and dying at 19. Paragon racehorse purchase. Louisville Club contract dispute with New York Club. Bill Slavin and Jack Slavin training. Jimmy Carroll sparring with Jack Slavin. Amherst picks George D. Pratt as captain. Inter-Collegiate Rowing Association formed with Goodwin Cornell Hunter Pennsylvania. Green at Hills Dixnel opposes two clubs in one city. Boston League finances and fan sentiment. SNAKES and fangs guide billed for tomorrow's Dispatch.
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Goodwin
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J.T. Fuller
Cornell
Thomas G. Hunter
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Green
Hills Dixnel
Boston Association
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International and Local Notes From A Busy News Patch
A wide roundup includes rebels retreating in Nonduras US Columbia votes for president Indiana coal miners returning to work English Quakers aiding famine relief in Russia Belgians limit hypnotism to medical practitioners Baltimore building trades seek shorter hours Denison Texas rail hub plans hospital and dispensary Cincinnati feels a quake Berlin hospitals crowded with grip patients Canada Club dinner hostility toward Goldwin Smith Mexican Colonizer Reeves to found Puebla colonies Salvadorean consular restrictions 1592 Alabama fair association seeks governor call Yale treasurer reports 1881 gifts Port Huron arrests for flooding with coins Baden county treasurer fugitive Russian bonds and bankers to fund new issues Czar targets Standists war minister defends Hernandez loyalty Salvadoran officers to train troops Adventist end-of-world cult in Wyandotte Winter resort Lakewood gambling plan eyed Norwegian wreck Anticosti crew rescue delayed John T. Stapler suicide Lakewood cottage gambit Phil Daly over gambling house Bureau of the American Republics Aquiles Thour aims a global horseback journey through 1894 Fairies by Mrs Burnett teased for tomorrow's Dispatch.
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Kewood
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Colored Fur Trimmed Jackets At Sale Prices
Advertises fur trimmed jackets in gray tan and black with various furs and lining, offered at discounted prices. Mentions Jos Horse & Co Penn Avenue Stores and Diamonds and rich jewels display at Hanpy Hayes Jewelers 529 Smithfield Street near City Hall with a reserve stock of diamonds and unmounted pendants available for Christmas gifts.
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Smithfield Street
City Hall
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Harpy & Hayes, Jewelers
Trade Shows Mixed Signals Across Cities From Boston To Pittsburg
Brent Dun and Co reports uneven trade with improved conditions in Boston Chicago Kansas City and San Francisco while Pittsburg sees a volume slip as iron and steel firm but pig iron buyers hold back. Wheat stocks rise with record output expected. bank clearings fall year over year but gold certificates rise.
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Savannah
Galveston
New Orleans
Baltimore
Pittsburg
United States
Philadelphia
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Canada
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Europe
P Bracdstreet
New York City
RG. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
St. Louis
St. Paul
Nashville
Montgomery
Treasury
Wheat Market Activity Holds Steady Amid Strong Demand
Prices remain unchanged while weekly sales reach 28 million bushels and receipts stay above 7 million weekly. Exports continue unabated as market interest remains robust across the period.
Fragmentary Local Notice With Weather Fragments
A damaged OCR text includes fragmented dates and numbers, followed by a weather table header stating Maximum temperature, Minimum temperature, and Precipitation. The readable portion lists a birth date and sparse figures, then weather headings without complete data. No clear event or full names are established beyond isolated dates.
River News and Notes Louisville Water Levels and Boats
River currents show a falling stage with 6 feet 8 inches at the falls and 16 feet 7 inches at the foot of the locks. Weather is clear and cool winds, business steady, and no serious damage reported from last night’s rough conditions. Vessels include Cincinnati bound trio Big andy Carroll Big Kanawha Evansville City of Owensboro Falls City and New Orleans UFP 2Chenck.
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Carroll
Water Levels Report Across Towns With Rising Rivers
Rivers at Allegheny Junction and Moongantows rise with river at Browneville reaching 5 feet 9 inches. WaktES shows 2.6 feet. Weather remains cloudy and cold in most areas while Thermometer readings vary up to 35 degrees.
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Moongantows
Browneville
Waktes
River Traffic Updates and Arrivals
The dispatch notes river levels and arrivals at Cincinnati and Memphis with boats such as the Congo and Scotia moving upriver. Ships depart for St Louis and Parkersburg while the Tom Dodsworth arrives, and a new shaft repair is planned for it. Forecast indicates rising water and a potential barge rise by tomorrow night.
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Cincinnati
Scotia
Parkersburg
Tom Dodsworth
The Secret of Absinthe
An article explains absinthe is wormwood based with herbs giving its color and flavor. It warns that excessive consumption raises alcohol levels and can cause rapid intoxication, health dangers, and a risk to reason.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Harpy & Hayes offer coats and gems at low prices
In a dealer notice from Pittsburg Combination Clothing Co. and Harpy & Hayes, men’s overcoats suits and smoking jackets are marketed at 15 dollars, claiming silk linings and material quality. Jewelry dealers tout “Chemical Diamonds” and a large collection of gems and gift items for Christmas.
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Cor. Grant and
Diamond Streets
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