Yale Defeats Princeton in Close Victory. 55,000 Gate Receipts
New Haven reports Yale rallied to beat Princeton with a small margin as fans speculate on next year’s lineup. Prospective players Winter Butterworth McCrea Stillman Hickor Sanford Greenway and student captain prospects are discussed while Freshmen train in Boston and gate receipts top 55000 with anticipated 15000 each college share.
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New Haven
Yale
Yate Wiiner
Princeton
Harvard
Reer
Winter
Butterworth
McCrea
Stillman
Hickor
Sanford
Greenway
Beard
Thorne
Graves
McCormick
Laurie Wites
Ly Eo
Boston
Murphy
Tremont
Yale Freshmen to Face Harvard in Cambridge Freshman Game
Seventeen Yale freshmen arrive in Cambridge for tomorrow's annual freshman football match against Harvard. Captain McCormick and Yale Varsity members will be present to offer guidance. The Yale lineup features Sears as captain and a strong line with Arm strong Cros McCrea Hickok Prince Greenway and Dewitt among starters. Garfield will umpire the game.
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New Harex
Corx
Yale
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Toe
Sears
Lem
Armstrong
Cros
McCrea
Hickok
Prince
Greenway
Johnevom
Dewitt
Hall
Fall Thorn
Sebstitutes
Wall
Bridge
Canter
Qewbs
Hart
Cochran
Hutchinson
Garfield
Williney
Local football league jealousy noted after Thanksgiving game
A letter from a sports reader alleges local league members belittled Toronto after Pittsburgh beat them on Thanksgiving Day. It cites McDonald clot and trainer as echoing displeasure while praising the Frontenac team for their classy play.
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Sportog Hdstor Dispatch
Witnesed
Pivsburg
Toronto
Loral Football League
McDonald Clot
Ioral
Matthews
Pitteburgs
Mereyce Goodwyn
Tie Vertetewan
SrectaTou
Guttenberg Winners in Busy Race Card Wins Several Crowns
At Guttenberg tracks, favorites dominated the day with strong backing across six races. Winners included Berwyn, Tasse, Joe Courtney, Tammany Hall, and Inferno among others, with betting favored on several longshots. Local pools for tomorrow's card at Louisville, Kentucky, list multiple temptations across maiden and selling events.
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Gurrexarne
Sov
Joe Courtney
Tammany Hall
Harryy Ireland
Bewle Galeran
Berwyn
Feri
Saltebory
Ville Marie
Turk IL
Bon Vorage
Tasse
Tronsiner
Joe Courtper
Taumany Nall
Warry Kenel
Renle
Tod
Mackintosh
Anddowne
Inferno
Erikson
Charlie Wilson
Biitzen
Jones
Marin
Jack
Lampoon
Bese Mo- Dat Biakeoren
Blitzen
Prince Purtunatua
Jack Noes
Lyner
Risey
McDermott
Kenwood
T. Prynn
Initrd
Jamestoen
Eagie
Meralte
Kiazem
Jamestown
Bhotover
Stolz
Maggie
Peralto
Land
Perse
Eccona
Balbriggee Metherwett
Alilo
Alma TS
Griffin
Guttenberg
Locisvizam
Milt
Jecquet
Dewdrep
Annie W
Hie
Adventuress
Freedom
Lady Heclard
Enola
Neflie Hooker
Dan Sullivan
Hesperus
Athelius
Scochethe
Cascade i
Mowery
Adventure
Sir Walter Raicieh
Mubatra
Experience
Prince Forte Varus Liz
Jesman
Lowrey
Lilie K
Feild
Freed Tiertington
Hob Sutherland
Sari
Cncertainty
Mohinwa
Polydora
Hadhal
Zewobia
Budd Doble Talks Trotting Records and Ambitions
New York on November 2 Budd Doble famed trainer and driver of Dexter Flora Temple and Nancy Hanks arrives from Chicago amid gossip about his purpose. He discusses Bonner's wager and rules for record times, expects the trotting mark to drop to two minutes or near next season, and comments on gear such as the pneumatic sulky and the impact of modern tracks.
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New York
Budd Dobie
Dexter
Flora Temple
Nancy Hanks
Chicago
Robert Bonner
Mauds
Bonner
Terre Haute
Cleveland
Buffalo
Mr. Bonner
Maud 8
Banks and currency reforms urged after Maverick failure
Washington reports 163 banks formed in the year, 58 liquidated, 17 insolvent leaving a net gain of 93 banks. Comptroller Hepburn calls for higher minimum deposits, tighter circulation rules, and a shift to government bonds to back national bank notes.
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Washington
A. B. Hepburn
Mississippi River
Maverick Bank
Oil in the Sixth Sand Near Smithville and Ohio Gushers Reported
Deep oil and gas activity across Washington County and nearby Ohio includes a 5.14 foot deep Well on the Barr farm near Smithville owned by Weixel & Co, with 60 pounds per square inch gas pressure in the sixth sand. Reports mention several high pressure Elizabeth sand encounters, Arbuckle and Stewart drilling in Chartiers, and a planned ten-well program by W.G. Henry Oil Co at Sistersville. Independent estimates show large daily yields from multiple wells and extensive pipeline and transit company activity across McDonald, Macksburg, and other fields as Thanksgiving runs and shipments are tabulated.
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Smithville
Washington County
Arbuckie
Ohio
Barr
Weixel & Co
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Welxel & Co
Elizabeth
Nnn
Arbuckle & Stewart
Arbuckle Arm
Chartiers
Stewart & Robison
Greenlee & Forat
Oak Ridge
Oakdale
Woods
Gregg
Mercer & McClurg
Undercliff
Sistersville
W.G. Henry Oil Company
Fim
Millers Run Ol Company
Cotton & Dailey
McCoy
Smith Bros
Wells Farm
Lawrence County
Lawrence Countr
Mahaney & Co
Snake Run
Wampum
Toteno
Hollister
Portage Township
Wood County
Toledo, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad
West Side Park racing meeting reports heavy betting and mixed results
About 800 spectators braved cold raw weather as races at West Side Park drew lively betting. Winners included Elsie at 10 to 3 in the first race and Sir Lib at 9.4 to 1 in the second. Disqualifications occurred when Hinman was ruled overweight. Brownwood Stel won the fourth race with Leona second.
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Nasevittz
Texy
West Side Park
Whittier
Elsie
Miss’ Luis
Seling
Sir Lib
Keto. Tet
Lengil Ee Asa
Dolly Sonate
Oso Henry Jenkins
Sit
Littie Vad
Ti Chicanzo Horse Show Postponed to March
Cubana reports the Ti Chicanzo horse show scheduled for December 5 is postponed to March. The Tattersalls building will not be ready by opening, incurring a possible $50 daily fine. About 500 entries will have their $5,000 refunds issued.
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Tle
Charles Dickson Proposes 3000 Dollar match in England
Charles Dickson president of the Olympic Club telegraphed Lou Houseman of Chicago to arrange a 3000 dollar match between Tom Kean and Tommy Williams, who is in England, as the club plans a first class entertainment to open its new administration.
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Onteaxa
Charles Dickson
Olympic Club
Lou MA. Houseman
Chicago
Tom Keyan
Tommy Williams
England
Dickson
Olympic Glub
Boxing and sports notes from Cmicaco and beyond
Nov 2 dispatch cites Tom van of Cmicaco declining Olimpic Club New Orleans offer for a $1000 purse. Reports cover world record boilerclo se, Irish champion training concerns, English fighters in the US, chess match plans, long distance races, and upcoming purse challenges with stipulations and dates.
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Cmicaco
Tom van
Olimpic Clup
New Orleans
Tom Willams
Piano and Organ Prices Held Low at Hamilton’s
Prices for pianos and organs stay low at Hamilton’s despite approaching holidays. The store promises accommodating terms and invites customers to prove it by entering. Located at Ham ilton, Indiana and Fifth Avenue.
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Hamilton’s
HlaMreTon
Siand
Fifth Avenue
Child Weather Goods and Accessories Sale
Fur tops and kiddie wear offered by Furismax and Co at 450 dollars and below. Wool and cashmere mitts and worsted hoods advertised alongside silk wristlets and ladies underwear. Market Street retailer promotes child and ladies winter wear with prices listed from 1 to 800 dollars.
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Eegeseres
Eee
Furismax & Co
Market Street
Hamilton's Holiday Sale at TLTON's Pianos and Organs
Bargain priced pianos and organs promoted as the best in town at TLTON's. Advertisement claims quality exceeds rival music houses with low prices. Includes a roasting pan offer at Kraufmanns' and brass fire torches sold by Kaufman’s at 65 cents.
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TLTON
Sinud
Fifth Avenue
Riebers Pianos in the Lead Buyers Prefer to Deal
Riebers Pianos sits ahead in sales as buyers choose the store for piano purchases. The outlet emphasizes service and selection drawing shoppers.
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Riebers Pianos
Riebers
Curious China Rules Underground Wires and Odd Customs
Harper's Young People recounts Chinese practices such as underground telegraph wires to avoid casting shadows on graves, and notes peculiar customs: Chinese compass southward, dining order, dress codes with skirts for men and trousers for women, mourning white, black bridesmaids, surnames before given names, backward-reading books, sideways boat launches, and old men flying kites.
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Harper's
New York
China
Railroads push 1893 order for 1500 passenger coaches and 400 locomotives
Car works and locomotive shops nationwide race to fill orders due for delivery to roads centered at Chicago by May 1 1893. The outlay for added rolling stock and motive power on Chicago roads alone is estimated at 7000 dollars or more.
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Chicago
Weather Office Forecast Differs Across Regions
The report outlines western Pennsylvania and West Virginia expecting fair with showers on lakes and slightly warmer southerly winds, Ohio forecast calls for showers and southerly winds. It includes temperature highs and lows, wind shifts, and precipitation data with local forecast times and numbers.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Local botanical society meeting and assorted city briefs
The Botanical Society will meet at the Academy of Science and Art next Thursday. Witt J McConnert will speak in Blue Ribbon Hall, McKeesport, tomorrow at 3 30 and 8 Pp. The Westinghouse Airbrake Company distributed 2000 turkeys to its employees for Thanksgiving. Mrs Mattie Crane says her husband Charles E Clark is in London. The Pennsylvania road will stop using its parlor cars on the eastern division and run Pullman cars. A patrol wagon company dispute over prizes prompts a challenge to No 8. Leonta Besesforcer fell from the embankment at Twenty first street and is dying. A Storone titled Bread Winners of the Twentieth Century by Rev H V Girler will be read at Emory M E Church. The assessment appeals court was in session and valuations were finalized. The Lawrenceville Y M C A will hold its thirteenth annual meeting at Thirty ninth Street Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Councilman F G Wainwright’s sixth wedding anniversary observed at his Thirty sixth street residence. Michigan Cooney, 34, of Glenwood, injured his left arm while coupling cars at B and O yards. Groner T Mitten, Pennsylvania freight conductor, injured after a fall at Bolivar on Thanksgiving Day. An missionary conference opens December 6 at Fourth Avenue Baptist Church with delegates from several states.
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United States
Banda
Secretary of the Treasury
Board of Directora
Bank of England
National Bank
Ublic
Cannes
Congress
Wlngs
The
Botanical Society
Academy of Science and Art
Witt J. McConnert
Blue Ribbon Hall
McKeesport
Westinghouse Aidrbrake Company
la Employes
Mattie Crane
Charles E. Clark
London
England
Pennsylvania Road
No. 7 Patrol Wagon Company
No. 8
Leonta Besesforcer
Twenty-first Street
H. V. Girler
Emory M. KE
Penn Avenue
Lawrenceville
Thirty-ninth Street Presbyterian Church
F. G. Wainwright
Sixteenth Ward
Thirty-sixth Street
Micuaxt Cooney
Glenwood
Baltimore and Ohio
Groner T. Mitten
Pennsylvania
Bolivar
River News And Notes From Louisville With Boat Movements
Special telegrams report Louisville river conditions on November 3 with water levels at 2 feet 1s inches on the falls 4 feet 7 inches in the canal and 6 feet S inches below. The Joseph Nixon and the Smoky City arrived from Pittsburgh and will return tonight with empties. Captain Frost of the James Montgomery was found on board at Bethlehem Indiana. Departures include Cincinnati Big Sandy Big Kanawha for Kentucky river and Fells for Yor k.
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Tite Disfaton
Louisville
Evansville
Joseph Nixon
Smoky City
Pitwburg
Frost
James Montgomery
Madison
Bethlehem
Hethlehem
Ind
Cincinnati
Big Sandy
York
Kentucky River
Weather observations and river gauges report across stations
Readings show Lehighy Supertermaver at 4 feet with cloudy cold conditions. Wantiuen River at 21 feet also cloudy and cold. Morgantown River at 4 feet with clear conditions. Prownsville River at 6 feet with cloudy skies and steady thermometer readings.
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Legheny Supertermaver
Wantiuen
Morgantown—River
Prownsville
Rlver
River conditions and departures near Pittsburgh and Parkersburg
River reports show heights around 6 feet 1 inch at Wheeling and 6 feet at Congo with rising levels. Departures listed for W Batchelor toward Pittsburgh and Parkersburg while river conditions described as clear and cool with rain.
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Wheeling
Shipping and Business Notes from Pittsburgh Area
A jumble of names and travel updates from Pittsburgh figures and officials. Mentioned are E and Jarrett at the Duquesne, Dr A B Hammond en route to Chicago, Captain Grimeson, Alderman Kerr ill, and various visitors at the Monongahela and Schloseer hotels.
Fires Strike Cities From Alabama To New Mexico
A fires sweep across diverse locations causing substantial losses. In Birmingham the Advent Church complex suffers minor kitchen damage. Chagrin Falls reports 5000 dollars insured loss in a suspected incendiary blaze. In New York Grasamuck pavilion incurs about 20000 dollars in damage with a servant girl reported dead in a separate incident. Sanford Mills and Detroit Forge both report heavy losses and widespread job cuts. In Astrakhan a naphtha barge fire destroys 24 vessels while in St Joseph a stable fire roasts twenty horses and many vehicles. Mines in Raton suffer a major coal fire forcing layoffs for hundreds.
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Birmingham
Ala
Church of the Advent
Diamond Street
Chagrin Falls
A. C. Williams
Orig
New York
Grasamuck
Rosy Ranbubler
Tames
Sanford
Blanket Department
Sanford Mills
Police arrest and assault case heard before alderman
A case of Jennie Ros against P. L. Long for assault was heard before Alderman Richards. The alleged assault occurred on November 15. Joan Ryan and his wife were arrested at their home on Penn Avenue near Eighteenth Street. Ryan, reportedly drunk, abused officers. A group damaged a water plug at South Eighteenth and Carson to freeze a coasting place. Oliver Wright captured Fry and arrested him. Information was given against Frank Rodgers of 2999 Penn Avenue for keeping a disorderly house and an offender was taken to the Twelfth Ward station for a hearing today.
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Jennie Ros
P. L. Long
Richards
Joan Ryan
Pennavenne
Eighteenth Street
Ryan
Justie
Renee
Fay
South Eighteenth
Carson Street
Omver Wright
Fry
Bence
McKenna
Frank Rodgers
Penn Avenne
Twelfth Ward
River Traffic and Coal Trade Updates at Local Ports
The Elzabeth left for Elizabeth attr. TM yesterday. The Tide entered pools with six empty flats as water fell to 5.5 feet at Cave Island dam. Crescent brought five coal boats and two barges from Cineingatt. John Moren headed to Point Pleasant after empties. Belle McGowan departed Cincinnati with empties. Congo arrived from Cincinnati. Fred Wilson left Point Pleasant for here with empties. Tit Bisbe delayed near Morgan town due to heavy freight. John Moren and J C Risher returned to coast with empties. Joan H. Joxts and Charles Foster observed in Monongahela City and Coal Valley. Voyager delivered one loaded barge and returned light. Seven coal mines on Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston road support rail and river traffic. Hustler arrived from the fourth Pool with full ton coal and towed empties. Wn Batchelor arrived from Wheeling and Pittsburgh, departs at noon. Cyclone passed Gallia yesterday with a broken hog chain. Annie Laurie seen in Pittsburg and Zanesville pocket with dressed lumber. Iron Queen from Cincinnati, Shelen Shine remains out this week on return trip. Nellie Findson and M Flagler noted in sale notices. Indian river trade in Florida planned. sale terms announced.
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Elzabeth
Elizabeth Attr
Cave Island
Crescent
Cineingatt
John Moren
Point Pleasant
Belle McGowan
Cincinnati
Congo
Fred Wilson
Morgantown
J.C. Risher
Coat Pleasant
Joan H. Joxts
Monongahela City
Charles Foster
Coal Valley
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Wheeling and
Batchelor
J. Id
Hudson
Nellie Findson
M. Flagler
Florida
Eighty Chinese Soldiers Buried by Flood in China
Advices from steamship China report a September gale with a water spout sweeping Chang Chow area. Temples in City of God were submerged, drowning eighty soldiers who had sheltered there. Local devastation noted as water levels rose ten feet in places.
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San Franenico
China
Chang Chow
City of God
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Marty B
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United States Marine Hostial Service
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Philadelphia
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Wabash Road
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Russia
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Detroit
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Raton
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Facini Serosty
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Duffy
Malta
Rochester
Epps
Ahoroug
Epps Lina
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Lonton
Medical
Goston
Coox
Tate
Pond Lily Company
Dewid Fisner
Hich, Jo&. Fleming & Son
Marset
Doctors Lake
AL Lake
M. RC
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Saints
DR. Sanden
Trincareman
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