Tigers Bite the Snow in Lehigh P A C Gridiron Thriller
In a snow covered Lehigh Park crowd of about three thousand witnessed Lehigh defeat P A C 21 to 0. The crowd braved cold winds and snow as Lehigh’s line held firm and the visitors struggled against the elements. Referee W E Forgy and umpire Bradford oversaw a brisk afternoon of football with Lehigh scoring the decisive points.
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Lehigh University
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P. A. C. Park
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Saltsburg
Bradford
Princeton
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Lehigh Dominates P. A. C. With Strong First Half
Lehigh outpaced the P. A. C. in the opening half scoring 17 points and holding the line against repeated wedge plays and long gains. Roderick and Hutchinson anchored drives while Ordway and Dibert spearheaded final dash as the visitors rallied little in the windy second half.
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Rags” Brown
Lehigh
P. A.C
Dibert
Ordway
Hutchinson
Lehighs
Brown
McClung
Hutch
P.A. C's
Prector
Bert Aull
Canadians Defeat Pittsburg Team 7 to 2 in Notable Game
About 1,000 spectators watched Toronto champions beat the local association squad 7 to 2. Ottawa players showed superior speed and endurance, while Pittsburg lacked practice and condition. The Canadians dominated with better teamwork and judgments, though locals fought hard.
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Murray
Thompson
Wardie
O’brien
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Goodwyn
Wardle
O'Brien
Brooks
Pilaburg
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Eng Oe
Potter
Powe Okenr
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Fall Bacik
Stewart W. Radcliffe
Forrester
Buick
Ingenbalch J. Atwell
McArthur
Porward
Duncan A. Worrell
McDonald Wardle
Thompson J. O'Brien
Murray F. Waldron
Goverloc
Canada
Endain
Lehigh Defeats P A C With Fourth Quarter Push
Lehigh and the P A C played a hard game as Lehigh rallied in the fourth, Ordway scoring a late touchdown after strong line play by Cyclone Simon Martin and Sher. P A C led early with wedges and broke through, but Lehigh's defense and late surge sealed a points win.
Allegheny Eleven Defeats Cleveland 4 To 0 In City Match
Cleveland Athletic Association offered its worst performance of the season as the Allegheny Athletic Association won 4 to 0. The A A A dominated the line and broke through Cleveland’s defense while Cleveland failed to mount a coordinated attack. Valentine scored a late touchdown as Thomas missed the extra point.
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Cleveland Athletic Association
C. A. Co
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Rons
Valentine
Thomas
Holy Ghost College and P. A. C. Seconds Tie in Snow
The Holy Ghost College and P. A. C. Seconds battled to a 50 all tie at P. A. C. Park amid a snow storm. Frank Barr and Dan Barr starred for H G C with strong tackles and runs from Hamilton Culbertson Aull Straub and Stiendig helping keep the score even as both sides remained undefeated.
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Holy Ghost College
P. A.C. Park
Frank Barr
Dan Barr
H. G. GC
Hamilton
McQlaren
Culbertson
Aull
Straub
A. Stevenson
Gerhart le
Thanksgiving Celebration Brightens Pittsburg With Joy
The city joined in a nationwide Thanksgiving, with clear pleasant weather and no disorders. Crowds filled streets as churches and homes marked the day with cheerful gatherings. Social events included a masquerade ball at Turner Hall with about 160 couples in diverse costumes and receptions at Knights of St George Hall and Lawrence Turner Hall. The Arion Singing Society dedicated a new hall in Allegheny with speeches and an evening ball. A Allentown M E Church Sunday school held a Thankgiving service with a small audience.
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Turner Hall
Thirteenth Street
Southside
Half Moon Camping Club
Penn Avenue
Knights of St. George’s Hall
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Arion Singing Society
Allegheny
Chartiers Street
Grant Alley
Kennedy
Allentown M. E. Church
Quiet Thanksgiving in Homestead Amid Strike Fallout
Thanksgiving in Homestead came and went quietly as union services faded and the large mill rink hosted a quiet service at First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Elmer F. Krauss urged gratitude despite the strike, while the mill ran full but with many idle workers and 50 job applications mostly declined or blacklisted. Marriage rates dropped, and business leaders await Carnegie Company plans for new mills or improvements on recently acquired ground.
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Homestead
First Presbyterian Church
Elmer F. Krauss
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Schwab
Manilestead
Carnegie Company
Deal
Railroad chiefs face Chicago merchants over World's Fair fares
Philadelphia dispatch details a conference where Chicago merchants and Potter Palmer and J. W. Farwell pressed for general fare reductions for the World's Fair. President Roberts questioned realities of rate cuts while railroads cite heavy expenditures and profit motives. Insurance men O Neil and Ebert convicted of swindling Metropolitan Life out of 3000 dollars.
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Pennsy
Philadelphia
Chicago
Trunk Line
Potter Palmer
Palmer House
J. W. Farwell
New York
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Palmer
Washington, Pa
John O'Neil
Louis Ebert
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
O'Neil
Ebert
Barn Burned Tenant Lynched Near York County
Nathan White, a colored tenant, was lynched Tuesday evening near Tiger's Creek after barn fire at J L Cornwell's place. The mob killed him while being moved to Rock Hill following his arrest on suspicions linked to the blaze that claimed mules wagons and feed.
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Corumata
Nathan White
Tiger's Creek
York County
J. L. Cornwell
White
Rockhill
Store guide promises easy access and low prices
They offer service to customers with reassurance of no worry or perplexity. For second and third floors use the rear elevator, emphasizing easy access and competitive pricing.
Thanksgiving Prosperity Amid Pittsburg Workplaces
Workers in Pittsburg area mills marked Thanksgiving with widespread shutdowns and holiday spirit. Most mills closed except Jones & Laughlins steel department. glass houses halted operations. celebratory concerts and gatherings filled Southside halls as strikes from summer mostly settled and money circulated again.
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Pittsburg
Jones & Laughlins
Steel Department
Somerset County Courts Bar Nonresident Attorneys
A Somerset County Court rule bans nonresident attorneys from presenting petitions filing claims or transacting business directly with the court. Attorneys from nearby counties must conduct all court business through Somerset County residents. The measure aims to centralize legal proceedings and enforce residency requirements for access.
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Somerset County
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