Princeton Tigers Set to Challenge East Enders Next Saturday
Manager Barbour of the P A C football team aims to bring Princeton to East End for a highly anticipated game amid faculty objections. Barbour notes Princeton players are willing, but faculty concerns linger. A possible Three A's versus P A C matchup was also discussed with no firm result yet.
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Princeton
East End
New York
Yale
Princetons
O. D. Thompson
A's
Mr Barbour
Thompson
Three
A’s
Mr. Barbour
Tigers
Guttenberg Races Favorites and Talent Prevail at Meeting
At Guttenberg track the favorites win cleanly and the talent earns most bets. Races feature maidens and several named horses with odds and times. betting lists show Ed Mund Seanene and Johnny O Conach among top contenders alongside Enola and Luray. Attendance is strong and track conditions are described as tolerable.
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Annie W
Laurestan Salso
Edmund Seanene
Johnny O-Conach
Enola
Lacy Sweetbread
Stewart
Luray
Panway Hom
Duke John
Burlington
Lurar
Panway
de Sohal
Og. Nee
Bulien
Jester
Guttenberg Racing Results Show Turbulent Purses
Local sales list drafts for Guttenberg races reveal a chaotic set of entries across four to a mile distances. Horses named include Cultivator Electrical, Lady Hidcoli, Crown Prince, Millie filly, and James 18, among others, with purses ranging from $5 to $15. Multiple entries feature inconsistent spellings and uncertain figures, reflecting a rough OCR transcription of the evening’s pool outcomes and expected tomorrow’s races.
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Lovravitts
O-Morrow
Guttenberg
Lady Hidcoli
Kingwood
Lille BR
Constant
Bawnie Kate Celding
Healopen
Healopen Gelding 1% Crown Prince
Cutpepper
Suspense
Millie
la Gloria Sly
Lady Hi
Elle
Tom Tough
Uassratner
Courtney
Berton
Tonsonn
George Itim
Quartermaster
George C
New National Organization Forms Eastern and Western Circuits
A nascent national group announced plans to establish Eastern and Western circuits and to hold an annual show. The meeting featured the formation of the American Pigeon Club with officers named including John Henn of Kentucky and Andrew Muebrig as president. Executive members listed include George W. Eckert of Pennsylvania.
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Nasavitex
America
American Pigeon Club
John Hienn
Kentucky
Andrew Muebrig
Resi
Pe Garin
Enaarat
John Able
Maryland
George W. Eckert
Pennsylvnia
Lambert Challenges Stanbury for World Sculling Championship
Australian tidings report J Lambert of Nepean harbor issuing a challenge to James Stan ary, current holder, for the world sculling title. The challenger aims to race on his own water the ocean, following past feats on river courses, with a young, rising status and a record of defeating most rivals he could meet.
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J. Lambert
Stanbury
Tonorro
Australia
S J. Lambert
James Stanary
Lambert Anta
Ocean
Hanlan
O'Conner
Scallers
Teemer
Law
Lambert Disqualified in Seuliniz Handicap Race
In the Parramatta Seuliniz handicap Lambert started with five seconds over T Creese and with Peter Kemp and Dutch each two seconds. He hit Croese’s water, Croese blocked, and a foul caused Lambert to be disqualified after finishing nine lengths ahead. Croese took second. Lambert weighed twelve stone.
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Lambert
Sullivan
Peter Kemp
Dutch
T. Creese
Croese
Lamb
Costello and Greggains Fight Drawn in Marathon Ring Match
Coney Island crowd watches a 67 round battle as Costello of Buffalo and Greggains of San Francisco trade blows. Blood, knocks and alleged injuries blur the finish with long stretches of walking and near silence as the bout extends past sixty rounds.
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Greggains
Costello
Atlatetic Cum
N. Y
Coney Island Athletic Club
Danny McBride
Don Donovan
McBride
Buffalo
San Francisco
Aleckae
Martin Costello
N.Y
Greggenius
Martin Sescisco
Johnny Murphy
Honey Hodgkins
Boston
Mike Cooney
Billy Delaney
Corbett
Oo Choynski
Jimmy Carroll
Jack Sheehan
Viper
Tello
Evan Iron
Testimony Abounds on Burns Management of Local Team
Witnesses describe ex manager Burns as incompetent and lax in discipline while in Pittsburg. Testimony cites gambling among players, late night craps, and Burns joining in betting. others place blame for gambling and indifference on Burns and his staff.
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Burns
Crawford
Sherman
Chicago
F. Baldwin
M. E. Baldwin
Fullwood
W. Locke
G. G. Thorn
J. D. Pringle
Pittsburg
Mark Baldwin
Ring
George Miller
Elmer Smith
Scrain
Scandrett
Washington
Young
Boston
Charley Farrell
Miller
Marty Stevens
Talcott Urges Immediate Finances Fix For New York Club
E B Talcott outlines proposed steps to stabilize the New York base ball club finances He emphasizes paying players promptly ending seven month notes and equitably assigning indebtedness to stockholders while pressing for a prompt meeting to settle affairs on a rational basis
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New York
E. B. Talcott
New York Baseballclub
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Philadelphia Amateur Swim Meet at Academy of Music
The fall tourney of the Philadelphia Amateur Swimming Club took place at the Academy of Music. In the 160 pound class James McGolderick of the Excelsior Aaille Club Scranton was bested by George Gerens of the Philadelphia Shepherds. In the 110 pound wrestling class J P Kimmell of the Pittsburg Athletic Club was thrown in eight minutes thirteen seconds by J Moneny of the Prinila Gelpina Swimming Club.
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Pritanetraia
Philadelphia Amateur Swimming Club
Academy of Music
James McGolderick
Excelsior Aaielle Club
Scranton
George Gerens
the Philadelphia Swimmings
Wrestlin
J. P. Kimmell
Pittsburg Athletic Club
J. Moneny
Prinila- Gelpina Swimming Club
Glasscock Meets St Louis Manager says he may play next year
Jack Glasscock discussed future plans with Manager Watkin of the St. Louis Base Ball Club. He indicated willingness to play in St Louis next year and to consider Pittsburg if city support is favorable. A separate notice records a live match challenge to Jonathan Horsfield for 600 a side or 10 a side, to be held next Thursday at Friendship Hotel with Henry Turnerr.
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Jack Glasscock
Watkin
St. Louis
Glasscock
Pittsburg
Ac Lereby
Jonathan Horsfield
I Birds
Aid Aw
Friendship Hotel
Henry Tuvrerr
Farr and Geyvevesen Set For Hundred Yard Race
Arthur Farr trains for a hundred yard sprint a week from Saturday with Geyvevesen and William of Homestead in the field. The stakes are expected to rise as the event nears.
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Arthur Farr
Satur Geyvevesen
William of
Homestead
Princeton Varsity Faces Pay Day for Football Day
General sporting notes indicate Princeton varsity may be compelled to fund a football day. George Viton appears eager to see Johnny leave the program.
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Princeton
George Viton
Johnny
Forfeit and sale details in racing and athletic notes
The report outlines forfeits in malar races, a sporting man offering $50, and various trainers and horses linked to next season. It mentions Jakesch and Merr ScuARWER with replacements, the sale of J. I. Case horses in New York next month, and Eye-Sec retention. It notes California relations, Norfolk-Eisine, and Wild Ide owned by M. Cc. Jordan of Santa. Walter Camp’s planned visit and a Chicago boxing-martial noteRegarding Billy Myer’s health and the Auliffe match schedule is clarified.
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Tea Tech Ate & Lasrabie
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Stockton
Yale
Crimson Warriors
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Billy Myer
JackAuliffe
Second Regiment
Chicago
Myer
Alf Ken Fraten
Kolb in a Hole Over Election Contest Bid
Morrcomery Alabama November 28 The joint committee heard Mr Kolb on the election contest for state office but shut him off as hearings were not for contests. Supporters warn Kolb faces lynching if he ends fight. He may try to be sworn in despite opposition.
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Morrcomery
Ata
Kolb
Alabama
Pollteelena
Esa Rale
Thas
AS & O
Brewers dispute Star Brewery Consolidation rumor
In St. Louis rumors of a proposed consolidation of the four largest export breweries are denied by Chicago and St. Louis executives. Milwaukee brewers reject the claims as an advertising stunt and doubt the idea reflects true industry trends, noting selective emphasis on output comparisons and limited relevance to a bona fide merger.
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St. Louis
Chicago
United States
Schiltz Peale
Milwaukee
Cooke
Cooke Brewery
Milwen
Monterey to be commissioned amid delayed armor plates
Waiting for Homestead armor plates slows Monterey readiness. The coast defense vessel will be commissioned January 10 but likely not see sea until three weeks later. Plates for revolving turets expected from Homestead around January 1. Separately the Titusville McDonald Pipe Line crews lay pipeline from Titusville to McDonald and plan a meeting next Tuesday to link the two towns within 48 hours.
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Homestead
San Francisco
Monterey
Cuicona
Producers’ Company
Titusville
McDonald
Here
Butler
Black Diphtheria Death Reported in Braddock Family
North Braddock residents face anxiety after a child dies this afternoon from a malignant black diphtheria. The diagnosis followed a doctor’s urgent call, and the tragedy centers on the Kramer family.
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Brappock
North Braddock
George Kramer
Tuesday Bargains In Basement Clothing Sale At P C C C
Bargains offered only on Tuesday at P C C C Corner Grant and Diamond streets in Hamilton include 300 boys cape overcoats 4 to 9 years at 2.50 each, men long cassimere coats, overcoats and suits, and 200 knee pants for boys. Sales pitch emphasizes basement display and one day pricing.
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Ulster
Cor. Grant
Diamond
Segesa
Tereecesesanens Ees
P.C.C.C
Clothiers
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Weather forecast update for Ohio Valley to Mid Atlantic coast
The storm has moved from the Ohio Valley to the Middle Atlantic coast with rain in the Ohio Valley and Lower Lake region. A high pressure ridge extends from Newfoundland over Lake Huron to New Mexico. Temperatures vary with a general rise elsewhere and a notable cool down in the Mississippi Valley.
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Wratszr
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Newfoundland
Lake Huron
New Mexico
Lower Lake Region
Middle
South Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Cost of Elections in Michigan Reignites Campaign Cash Debate
Michigan records show Senator McMillan declares Republican State Central Committee spent 40 643.32 on John T Rich’s governor bid. He and McMillan reportedly covered over two thirds of the cost while other leaders’ contributions appeared small. Columbus Brokerage Co forms to consolidate wholesale grocer buys, targeting the cigar trade.
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Michigan
Lansrsgc
Mich
McMillan
John T. Rich
Republican State Central Committee
Repub
Pee
Modutlan
Epee
People Coming and Going at Anderson Hotel
Officials from Panhandle and C P road attend monthly conference at the Anderson while travelers and locals check in. Notables include Edward B Wall L F Loree and Wm Warmcastle accompanying discussions on Barre sliding road and wedding plans for T R Mo and Miss Lyons. Other guests are H C Frick Lloyd Rosenbaum and J W Lee among several registered visitors.
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Edward B. Wall
Panhandle
L. F. Loree
River
Anderson
Philip Horvath
Barre
Duquesne
Anny
A. G. Morris
Robert Morris
Rev. J. KR. Davis
Tyrone
T. R. Mo
Miss Lyons
Allegheny
David Evans
Butler Street
New York
R CG Steese
Youngstown
J. W. Lee
Franklin
W. Warmcastle
Bradford
C. B. Hub
Wheeling
Monongahela House
W. G. Gaskell
Crawford County Courts
St. Charles Hotel
L. Smith
Brookville
E. J. Herd
Brownsville
Central
Linn Hartrantt
River News and Notes from Louisville on November voyage updates
River news reports business steady in Louisville with cloudy skies and threat of rain. The Raymond Horner towed empties to Pittsburg, City of Ashland made a trial run and will enter the Cumberland, Conway coal down river, river gauges show 3 to 5 feet at various points, temperatures around the mid forties.
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Fermerar
Louisville
Raymond Horner
Pittsburg
Ashland
Cumberland Trate
Conway
Evansville
T. Rhea
River traffic notes from the Delta and surrounding towns
Across the Delta and Ohio River region vessels report movements and statuses. The coal flat at Dead Man sunk, Elizabeth departed for Elizabeth, and several tugs and packets like the Hustler, Adam Jacobs, and Keystone State are active between Morgantown Cincinnati and Pittsburg with loads and empties. Water depth near Davis Island dam sits at 4.7 feet with the river falling.
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Dead Man
Eiizabeth
Elizabeth
Davis Island
Adam Jacobs
Morgantown
Frank Gilmores
Cincin
Tax John A. Wood
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Tax Tom Reese
Ravenswood
W. Ys
J. Wi Alles
Seville
Carrara
X. H. McKintey
Incinnati
Pitteburg
Wheels
Ben
Parkersburg
Pit
Keystone State
Wheat Blockade Stalls 1,000,000 Bushels in South Dakota
Charman Rice of the State Railway Commission travels South Dakota to seek relief from a wheat blockade. He estimates over 1,000,000 bushels sit in warehouses and elevators as complaints about car shortages flood the commission. Delayed threshing due to deep snow worsens the bottleneck and could push into February.
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South Dakota
Hunon, & C
Cliirman Rice
State Railway Commission
Holiday novelties and imported ware offer at reasonable prices
The ad promotes a large holiday collection of European imported goods. It highlights silver plated toilet sets, jewelry and vanity boxes, cigar moisteners, perfume bottles, card cases, frames, mirrors, calendars, and many lacquered and leather items from Limoges Dresden Vienna and other European makers. It notes umbrellas with free initials engraving on items costing two dollars or more.
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Limoges
Dresden
Vienna
Royal Hungarian
Carlsbad
Bonn
Caneyville Fire Losses Across Multiple Towns
A string of property losses totaling nearly $90,000 reported in Caneyville and nearby towns. Fire swept Aberdeen and Brighton causing extensive damage to factories and housing, with Dawson and McCready gun store incidents cited. Fire crews faced explosions and shifting stock as flames spread along prairie and industrial areas. Insurance coverage noted in several cases.
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Caneyville
Scottdake
Sven
Peter Glenn
Neh & Co
Martin's Ferry
Fee Houses
Kashmieii Bros
Liverpool
George Sebring
Powell
Gilmora
McCready
Pittsburg Clothiers Promise Shape and Value
A Pittsburg and Allegheny clothing shop touts its suits and overcoats as shaping and value-packed. The ad emphasizes respectful shopping, no pressure to buy, and a guarantee to save the price of a large gun with each purchase, inviting customers to inspect stock and prices.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
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