Yale and Princeton Face Desperate Clash for Title
New York dispatch previews the November 24 intercollegiate football showdown at Manhattan Field. Yale and Princeton, led by captains Warren and King, seek the season’s championship, with Princeton boasting strong backs and a solid line while Yale relies on recent form and new material.
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Dispatch
New York
Manhattan
Yale
Princeton
Nuuber
Hicks. A
Exciting Contests Expected In Western Pennsylvania League
The Western Pennsylvania Football League anticipates revived interest with Thanksgiving Day games. Pittsboro hosts Bloomfield at Recreation Park while New Castle meets McDonald and McKeesport faces Homestead. Key clash: New Castle seeks to protect first place as McDonald aims to avenge a prior defeat.
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Western Pennsylvania Football League
Pittsboro
Bloomfield
Recreation Park
New Castle
McDonald
McKeesport
Homestead
MeKeesrt
Bloomfields
Mclonald
New Castles
McDonalds
Homesteads
McKeesports
Pittsburg
Ben Poole
T. Powell
W. Porrell
J. Atewell
G. Childs
Smith
Matthews
Langio Wardle
O’brien
Waldron
Orange and Black Players Conduct Heavy Practice
Despite heavy rain and wind about 600 students attended practice yesterday. The eleven lined up at 1 10 and played 40 minutes. Poe opened up with an again of 30.
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Priscottex
Poe
Football Scrubs Rally With Multiple Touchdowns
The report details a practice session in heavy rain where Flint scored several touchdowns on drives of 25 and 15 yards. Homans impressed with punting and the team showed strong interference and overall good form despite a slow start after the Scrub turnover.
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Flint
Homans
Harold
Haly
King
Bergen
Small
Scrnb
George
Symmex
Pos
Speir
Thomas
Yale Football Ends Preparations Before New York Trip
Yale players and reserves under Captain McClung completed a light practice on Yale Field as term recitations close. The team, in high spirits after last Saturday's Harvard game, prepares to depart for New York at 1 40 train time with bets offering five to three on Yale but few takers.
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Warren
Vale
Riers
Princeton
Riggs Ha
Collage
Symmes
Wheeler
Jetteuard
Kiges
Simmes
Holly
Vincent
King
Flint
Poe
Homans
Yale
Coal
Feld
Harvard
Springfield
Princetons
New Haven
McClung
East
Toni
New York
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Heffelfinger
Welles
Elise
McCormick
Son
Holy Ghost College Beaten by University Second Eleven
Rugby match on Holy Ghost College grounds ends 4 to 0 in favor of Western University second eleven. A contested touchdown is disallowed by the referee. Tomorrow the Holy Ghost college team hosts the High School eleven on East grounds.
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Holy Ghost College
Western University
Quinn
Carey
Holy Ghost Bars
Penn football aims to rout Wesleyan at Manhattan Club
The University of Pennsylvania football team left Philadelphia for New York to face Wesleyan at the Manhattan Athletic Club tomorrow afternoon. Penn, coming off regular practice, is favored to win, with the main question being how many points they will score.
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Philadelphia
Navy
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Wesleyan Boys
Manhattan Athletic Club
Pennsylvania
Live bird shooting contests at Homewood Park and Glenwood Gun Club
Tomorrow afternoon a shoot ing contest with about 20 live birds will be held at Homewood Park. A handicap shoot is planned with remaining birds used in private matches by agreement. An additional event at Glenwood Gun Club includes a live bird shoot and a turkey shoot. The contests start early in the afternoon.
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Homewood Park
Glenwood Gun Club
Pittsburg Team to Meet Johnstown on Thanksgiving Day
Local football news notes the Pittsburg association team plans a Thanksgiving game in Manhattan with a visit from the Johnstown squad. Special cars will depart this evening as fans anticipate the big event and the traditional rally cry “Play up, play up, Pittsburg.”
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Pittsburgers
Manhattan
Pittsburg
Edsnirert
WBS & Tumor
Johnstown
Medias
Inter
Come To-Day Sale At Reizenstein Plate Warerooms
Plate shelves in our warerooms have collapsed and many fine plates from top potteries are broken. We offer broken lots at regular prices for a few days only. Sale begins Friday November 7 at Reizenstein Nos 152 154 and 156 Federal Street Allegheny Pa.
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Reizenstein
Federal Street
Allegheny
Coalpo Crown Derby
Royal Worcester
Doulton
Reizenstein’s
Holiday Clearing Sale at James H. Arkes Co. Allegheny store
James H. Arkes & Co the 100 Fifth Ave Lapres' glove kid and flannel lined gaiters offered at 125 dollars at Simons 73 Ohio Street Allegheny Pa. A holiday sale advertises Sacveet bar goods and crowding at Mouse & Co.'s Avenue Stores.
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James H. Arkes & Co
Lapres
Simon’s
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Mouse & Co
Janssen Plan For League Of Athletic Clubs Gains Support
New York Nov 24 Fred Janssen's scheme for a league of athletic clubs is drawing wide approval with few opponents from the Amateur Athletic Union. Clubs from Staten Island to Toronto and San Francisco have signaled willingness to join, including the Schuylkill Navy, Columbia, Crescent, Pastime and Providence clubs. The movement aims to reform AAU affairs amid widespread discontent.
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Dispatch
New York
Fred Janssen
Amateur Athletic Union
Janssen
Staten Island Athletic Club
F. W. Janssen
J.G. Cole
H. Woodruff
W. T. Wallace
Athletic Club
Schuylkill Navy
Oward Perry
Columbia Athletic Club
Washington
Mr. Janssen
F. W. Eddy
Manhattan A. C
Spalding Eyes 12 Club League End to Trouble
J W Spalding predicts a 12 club baseball league will form from current talks with only Philadelphia and Chicago opposed. Boston supports it and Philadelphia leans, while Chicago holds firm. The plan aims to strengthen the circuit with ten strong cities and two average ones, including New York Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and more, with fairness and no unfair treatment.
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New York
J. W. Spalding
Philadelphia
Chicago
Philadelphia Association
Boston
Chicago Association
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Louisville
East End Gym program shines with boxing and wrestling
The East End Gymnastic Club event drew a large crowd with boxing and wrestling as the highlights. Notable displays included Stancliff and Herbert, Coates and Garrison in draw and a high kick by Barry. Horse racing at Stockktour featured Frou Frou the yearling setting a 2 26 pace and Fauste pacing a mile in under four minutes.
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East End Gymnastic Club
Cymassium
Martin Brothers
John Stancliff
Asetto
H. Herbert
Stancliff
Herbert
Coates
Garrison
Goodwyn
Dn Barry
W. ©. Adams
Stockktour
Sidney
Frou Frou
Millard Sanders
Bell Bird
Frou Fron
Sanders
Fauste
Bea
Yale Prepares for Princeton Clash After Harvard Test
New Haven reports Yale will rest no further field work before meeting Princeton Thursday. The squad ran miles, bathed, and stayed in prime shape after Harvard. Bets of 4 to 3 favor Yale, though uncertainty remains. Tonight at the Natatorium Fose and McEwen race one mile amid high wagers and confident swimmers. Turf notes mention the Twin City Jockey Club upcoming events.
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New Haven
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Fose
McEwen
Gloucester Ruling Over First Race Sparks Suspicion
J Mullaly riding Fabian and trainer J H Avey were ruled the Gloucester Thursday due to suspected tactics in the opening race. Dispatch from Lxtasp Stanpoup to Robert Bonner mentions Sunol and other horses facing conditioning issues and season plans.
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Sadi Ea Soyatiagtat
King Cadmus
Mon Boddust
Milroy
Bow Betts
Bell
St. Bell
Clifton
Baseball Notes and Rumors Stir Up Offseason Talk
MaxaceR McGuysisie rests at home and Ep Haston may see the big game tomorrow. Mark BaLowry went to Philadelphia on private business. Stock might join the Phillies if released from Milwaukee. A Chicago paper cites Billy Barnie in an interview, suggesting Harnie may speak. Rumor places John M Ward in the city but he could not be found. The piece notes many personalities shaping baseball management and hints at cross‑team interest and player trading talks.
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Maxacer McGuysisie
Ep Haston
Mark BaLowry
Philadelphia
Stock
Phillies
Milwaukee
Chicago
Billy Barnie
Harnie
John M. Ward
Amateur boxing grows in Pittsburg amid hopes and challenges
Pittsburg reports a surge of amateur boxers led by figures such as Sur en of Soho seeking $200 to $250 purses and Ashby alias Mace offering a bout against an Oakland challenger. Sam Felman beats the Philadelphia Kid 100 to 99 in a pool match, with a $504 stake. The Chicago Cricket Club hosts a series of dances at Parkside on listed dates. Justin M. Wood challenges George Whistler to Greco Roman wrestling best of three with stakes set by Whistler's recent dare.
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Soho
Oakland
Sam Felman
Philadelphia
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Parkside
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Chi Se
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Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List of Names Across Cities
A long roll of guests checked into hotels yesterday, listing numerous travelers from New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, Buffalo, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and other cities. The extensive names include Mr and Mrs, single travelers, and various surnames from east to midwestern locales.
Fragmented list of names and places in historic Ohio region
A garbled OCR listing numerous personal names and towns across several counties and cities such as Cumberland Columbus Probst Pomeroy Uniontown Louisville Wheeling St Louis Pulaski and Evansville. The passage reads like a scroll of individuals with affiliations cities and ranks but lacks a coherent event or narrative.
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Columbus
W. H. Probst
Pomeroy
A. M. Curtin
Bouton
H. T. Jack
Uniontown
Louisville
J. Wokeespo A. ©. Bressler
Tore Ae i Roelafe
F. M. Macombs
St. Louis
Seledreville
Arn Pulas
H. M. Todd Na Wie
Brownsville
M. E. Matthews
Washington
W. C. Hatch
Cleveland
J. Carse
Erie
C. C. Dickinson
Osceola Mills
J. J.C. McDonald
Primrose
Walcott Lay
Washin
H. P. Beninghot
Evansville
A. Guhl
E. W. Keeler
Jamece
W. W
People Who Come and Go
Sheriff M O Mehl of Erie county and several travelers were in the city yesterday. Philadelphia lecturer John De Witt Miller passed through on a Westward trip home. Wabash agent W L Bowlus and B Then Niles Iron Man stayed at Monongahela House. Porter of Springfield left for Cincinnati. C M Russell Massillon engine builder and politician lodged at the Anderson. Herman Sanner of Bangor Me registered at Schlosser. F Bigler of Clearfield, brother of ex Internal Revenue Collector, is in town. Rev Father James Tracy of Dixon Ir and his nephew James Tracy took the limited to Dixon after learning of a sister’s illness. d E Bealls of Ann Arbor and H W Stevens of Port Huron met Colonel Elkina to discuss cable versus electric systems.
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M. O. Mehl
Erie County
Seventh Avenue
John de Witt Miller
Philadelphia
W. L. Bowlus
The
Wabash
Niles Iron Man
Monongahela House
W. E Porter
Springfield
Anderson
Cincinnati
Herman Sanner
Bangor
Schlosser
F. Bigler
Clearfield
Internal Revenue Collector
Hele
James Tracy
Dixon
D. E. Bealls
Ann Arbor
H. W. Stevens
Port Huron
Michigan Street Railroad
Elkina
Pittsburgers Registered at New York Hotels
A list of Pittsburgers registered in New York hotels on November 4 includes R. Baguley Windsor K. R. Bentley St Denis W. H. Childs Hoffman F A Dean and wife Gilsey G F Elkins Hoffman W L Elkins Hoffman T W Gallagher and wife Gilsey H Holdship Everett House BR. A Johnson Hoffman J D Lyon Hotel Brunswick J McLaren St Nicholas J P Orrand wife Gilsey S L Seymour Gilsey Dee Hotel Brunswick A Carnet Jr Gilsey W L Cromilich ae P Groetzinger Astor House Findding and wife Brunswick H J Heinz Metropolitan F Marr Astor House E Mc Farland Westminster J K Pratt Sinclair House D Raney Union Square J R Reed Westminster Hotel H Sproul Hotel Brunswick W L Van Kirk Brunswick M A Veneer and wife Hoffman
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New York
Hoffman
J. D. Lyon
Hotel
Brunswick
J. McLaren
St. Nicholas Hotel
C. G. Miller
Gominentato
J. P. Orrand
Gilsey
L. Seymour
Dee Hotel
A. Carnet Jr
W. L. Cromilich
Ae P. Groetzinger
Astor House
Flndding
H- J. Heinz
Metropolitan
F. Marr
E. McFarland
Westminster
J. K. Pratt
Sinclair House
D. Raney
Union Square
J. R. Reed
Westminster Hotel
H. Sproul
W.L. van Kirk
M. A. Veneer
River News and Notes Special Telegrams to the Dispatch
Louisville November reports show improving river conditions with 9 feet in the canal 4 feet 4 inches on the falls and 16 feet at the locks foot. Boats depart for Cincinnati Big Sandy Carrollton Big Kanawha Favanaville City of Owensboro Kentucky River Falls City.
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Pispatch
Louieville
Cincinnati
Big Sandy
Carrollton
Big Kanawha
Favanaville
Owensboro
Kentucky
Movement for Levees in Arkansas and Missouri
A meeting in Fortst City Arkansas outlines unity for levee construction along the Mississippi from New Madrid Missouri to the St Francia river mouth. Counties listed include PAINps St Francia Tee Crittenden Cross Poinset Craighead Ifi sinet to form a general district co operating with Missouri counties. Estimated land reclamation totals 1.8 million acres in Arkansas and 750,000 in Missouri.
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Ark
Mississippi
New Madrid
St. Francia
Painps
Tee
Crittenden
Cross
Poinset
Craighead
Ifi
Sinet
Mi Misesauri
Arkansas
Missouri
Weather and river gauge readings at several locations
The report lists river levels at Alleghent Junction River 12 feet 0 inches and rising with cloudy stormy conditions. Moucastows River at 9 feet 1 inch with cloudy skies. Browsville River at 13 feet 2 inches with rain and cloudy weather. Wanren River at 6 feet with snow in progress.
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Alleqhent JuncTion
MoucasTows
Browssville
River traffic update and harbor conditions report
The tremulous river rise slows boats with several arrivals in Charleston and schedules resuming tonight. Captain Martin praised for managing wickets as water levels peak at 13 feet with marks showing 11 feet inch. Stores and ads mix with notices on Chamberlain cough remedy and luxury wool goods from Jos Horne Co.
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Ben Hurteft
Benne
the Allen
Ciealier
Art Hudeon
Cincnnati
Martin
Daris Teland
Weather Update for Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Forecast for Western Pennsylvania calls for continued cold with west winds and fair skies. Light snow flurries on the lake shore, fair elsewhere. Ohio sees continued cool west winds with fair weather and a brief snow flare on the lake and far northwest. Slightly warmer in parts, fair Thursday. West Virginia expects slightly warmer conditions with southwest winds and fair weather through Thursday.
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Pennnyisvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Comparative Temperature Report From Local Weather Office
In the city the United Westher Bureau officer provides a brief temperature update with current readings and a note on recent changes. The report outlines how conditions compare to prior days and mentions anticipated trends.
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Pirrenensg
United
Westher
Farmers Deposit Nations Bank Vaults Open for Public Viewing
The bank invites the public to call and examine its new safe deposit vaults. Information on renting boxes and depositing valuables cheerfully provided.
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Farmers’ Deposit Nations Bank
Thanksgiving Outfit Offer at Jackson's Store
A festive ad promotes affordable dressing for men and women with a Thanks giving Suit or Overcoat at Jackson's, noting turkeys die for their dressing but shoppers can dress well cheaply.
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Jackson's
Local Suit Sale Offers Variety at Discount Prices
A Newark tailor advertises homemade tuxedo browns and homespun suits in Newport tan and cheviot, with prices of 10 12 and 15 dollars. Black blue brown and fancy cheviot suits priced 12 15 and 18 dollars.
Home made overcoats for all budgets in Thanksgiving sale
Lap and strap seamed box overcoats with patch pockets and fly front or double breasted in Chin chilla, Kersey, Melton, Cas tor, Beaver, Friezes, Cheviots and Homespuns. Prices from 5 to 18 dollars. Hats and furnishings also abundant with 75 cent to 1 dollar neckwear and hosiery. Look in windows to see plain price marks.
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Castor
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